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ORIGINAL: Surge Exploration Provides Promotional Activities Update
2019-01-12 02:21 ET - News Release
(via TheNewswire)
Vancouver, BC / TheNewswire / January 11, 2019 - Surge Exploration Inc. (the "Company" or "Surge") ( TSXV: SUR, OTCQB:SURJF , FRA: DJ5C ) announces that it has been made aware and requested by the OTC Markets Group to comment on promotional activity concerning SURJF's common shares. The Company is aware that this promotional activity coincided with higher than average trading volume in the Company's shares. The Company became aware of the promotional campaign on November 7, 2018 when it entered into a contract with Stellar Media Group.
The Company entered into a consulting contract with Stellar Media Group on November 7, 2018, for a term of three months to provide editorial and marketing services for the Company for a fee of up to US$150,000. With respect to the marketing campaign on January 9, 2019, Stellar provided written content regarding the Company based on previously filed and disclosed press releases and corporate information that was provided to Stellar Media. This information had previously been made available to the public in the Company's regulatory filings and is also posted on the Company's website. The Company requested that Stellar provide a draft of the proposed advertisement prior to releasing it and once the content was reviewed and signed off by Management of the Company, it was then distributed to Stellar Media's distribution lists, which email lists consist of a double opt-in subscriber mechanism.
On January 9, 2019, the same day as the editorial campaign, the Company also announced a reorganization of its assets whereby the Company would spin off its interests in the British Columbia Copper/Gold project into a newly incorporated subsidiary CuGold Corp. The news release also mentioned that the Company proposes to separately finance this new subsidiary and seek a public listing on a stock exchange. This would have attributed to the higher than average trading volume of the Company's shares on January 9, 2019 as this provides a dividend to the Company's shareholders.
The Company's recent press releases have reported on and provided disclosure of legitimate and ongoing corporate activities only and are not part of any promotional activities or campaigns. Our operations are in the exploration stage. As an exploration stage enterprise, our focus must remain on developing our property interests to establish a commercially viable resource. This is where our attention and funds will remain. The Company encourages those interested in the Company to rely solely on information included in its press releases combined with its SEDAR filings, and disclosures made with OTC Markets Group. In addition, w e strongly urge any prospective investors to obtain advice from a qualified investment professional prior to making any investment in our Company.
The Company made direct inquiries of its officers, directors and shareholders owning 10% or more of the Company's securities and we can confirm that no shares were sold within the past 90 days.
The Company has entered into an editorial write-up and marketing campaign contract with Aktien Check to provide editorial write-ups and translation of Company news releases with respect to the Company's Frankfurt Listing which services are necessary when communicating within the German market.
Pursuant to private placements and shares for debt transactions completed through the facilities of the TSX Venture Exchange, the Company has issued the following shares and warrants. The shares were issued at discount to market pursuant to private placement pricing policies of the TSX Venture Exchange and all securities issued were restricted and subject to statutory hold periods. The warrant exercise prices were at market price at the time of grant and as such were not discounted:
December 22, 2017 - 21,875,000 pre-consolidated shares at $0.08 per 21,875,000 pre-consolidated warrants exercisable at $0.08 for two years.
February 14, 2018 - 2,189,588 pre-consolidated shares at $0.08 and 1,206,957 pre-consolidated warrants exercises able at $0.08 for two years.
July 22, 2018 - 5,500,000 shares at $0.10. per share and 5,500,000 warrants exercisable at $0.15 for two years.
The statements made in the Stellar Media campaign were in fact accurate statements based on the Company's previously filed and disclosed information.
About Surge Exploration Inc. https://surgeexploration.com/
The Company is a Canadian-based mineral exploration company which has been active in the resource sector in British Columbia and elsewhere in Canada. The Company has an exploration office in Santiago, Chile to review mineral exploration opportunities in Chile and elsewhere in South America.
Atacama Cobalto Project (Cobalt):
The Atacama Cobalto Project is located in the Atacama Province in northern Chile, 15 km northwest of the town of Copiapo, where mining is the largest economic activity , and the mining industry is one of the region's major employers. The Atacama Cobalto Project consists of 1,059 hectares and is located only 3 km East of the Cerro Iman Mine. To date, CAP Miner i a has drilled over 20,250 m on the Atacama Coblato Project.
The area of interest hosts several other mining companies and is situated near the mylonitic corridor that is part of the Atacama Fault System that hosts many of the IOCG deposits in northern Chile. The Atacama Cobalto Project corresponds to a "cobalt anomalous IOCG" associated with the geographic area.
The Atacama Cobalto Project benefits from access to excellent infrastructure, including port access, energy supply, and access through the Pan American Highway.
Ontario Cobalt Properties (Cobalt):
The Company has an option to earn an undivided 60% interest in the Glencore Bucke Property and the Teledyne Property, located in Cobalt, Ontario Canada.
Incahuasi Lithium Project (Lithium Brine):
The property is located on the northernmost section of the Incahuasi salar, 75 km southeast from both the town of Tilomonte, Chile and the Salar de Atacama, where mining is the largest economic activity , and the mining industry is one of the region's major employers. The Incahuasi salar is located on the national border between Chile and Argentina at an elevation of 3,260 m. The Incahuasi Lithium Project consists of 10 mineral exploration concessions totalling 2,300 hectares. Bordering this property, in Argentina, is a 9,843 hectare lithium exploration property held by Advantage Lithium (TSXV: AAL OTCQB: AVLIF). The option on this project is subject to TSX-V approval.
Mineral Mountain Property (Copper, Gold) British Columbia
As announced on November 28, 2018, Surge has acquired a 100% interest in 9 claim blocks comprising 19,665 hectares (197 sq km) in the Omineca region of north-central British Columbia, approximately 150 km north of Fort St. James. The claims are not subject to any royalty terms, back-in rights, payments or any other agreements and encumbrances. The region is host to numerous operating mines, good infrastructure including experienced exploration and supporting services.
B.C. Minfile assessment report data indicates that most of the area covered by the Omineca Group claim blocks were at one time or another covered by staking during surges of exploration in B.C. dating from the 1940's to present day. Prominent among early discoveries in the Omineca region were the nearby Lustdust/Stardust property (Sun Metals Corp. TSX-V: SUNM) covering a large, coherent integrated porphyry-skarn, epithermal system; the Kwanika property (Serengeti Resources Inc./POSCO Daewoo TSX-V: SIR) a promising advanced stage copper-gold project; the Lorraine property (Lorraine Copper Corp. TSX-V: LLC) host to a large copper/gold NI 43-101 compliant resource. The tenures are located between the Kemess North project being developed by Centerra Gold's subsidiary Aurico Metals and Centerra Gold's operation Mt Milligan mine.
Hedge Hog Property, (Copper, Gold) British Columbia
The Company has an option to earn an undivided 60% interest seven mineral tenure covering 2,418 hectares (5,972 acres) located approximately 80 km northeast of the town of Quesnel, BC and 20 km north of the historic gold mining towns of Wells and Barkerville.
On Behalf of the Board of Directors
"Tim Fernback"
Tim Fernback
President & CEO
Neither the TSX Venture Exchange nor its Regulation Services Provider (as that term is defined in the policies of the TSX Venture Exchange) accepts responsibility for the adequacy or accuracy of this release.
This news release may contain forward-looking statements which include, but are not limited to, comments that involve future events and conditions, which are subject to various risks and uncertainties. Except for statements of historical facts, comments that address resource potential, upcoming work programs, geological interpretations, receipt and security of mineral property titles, availability of funds, and others are forward-looking. Forward-looking statements are not guarantees of future performance and actual results may vary materially from those statements. General business conditions are factors that could cause actual results to vary materially from forward-looking statements.
Copyright (c) 2019 TheNewswire - All rights reserved.
© 2019 Canjex Publishing Ltd. All rights reserved.


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Skåne, the southern-most region in Sweden, is the country's larder. It's right now in the midst of a food revolution, with local restaurants cooking up some of the Nordic region's most interesting food.
Revolutionalizing food
With a strong focus on locally produced ingredients and sustainable production, the food landscape of Skåne is one of slow food and joie de vivre. This is the place for gourmet travellers looking for a slower pace of life and authentic tastes that spring from the rich, local soil. It surprised no one here that when The New York Times recently listed the most exciting food destinations of the moment, Skåne made it to their list.
Nordic cuisine
The Nordic Cuisine is characterized by its purity, simplicity and freshness, and by a conscious use of seasonal foods and local produce. The concept turns familiar ingredients into new, mind-blowing sensations. Skåne, once part of Denmark, is home to some unique traditions and produce. Asparagus and peas, red deer and rook, rape seed oil and fresh potatoes - the list goes on. Keep reading for a list of ten of the region's must-visit restaurants.
Bloom in the park
Bloom in the park
Located in the beautiful park Pildammsparken in Malmö, the biggest town in Skåne, you find this elegant establishment. The international team excels in creating unique dishes inspired by the freshest of ingredients. Bloom in The Park is a "No Menu" restaurant, meaning you cannot choose what to eat. Actually you won't even know what you are served. All you have to do is close your eyes and let yourself be delighted and seduced.
Daniel Berlin
Daniel Berlin
Michelin-chef Daniel Berlin offers his guests unique culinary experiences in an intimate and supreme countryside setting. Even though the location is way off the beaten track, you'll still need to book your table way in advance. Daniel Berlin is passionately involved in every inch of his business and when you eat your dinner he will probably have shot the deer himself, and grown the vegetables in his garden.Book at table at Daniel Berlin here Read more
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Located in central Malmö in a charming old town house, Restaurang Vollmers offers a culinary journey from historic Skåne to the modern elegance of today. The use of local produce from the region is an important part of the kitchen's philosophy and the result is as refined as its origins are robust and rural. Using unexpected combinations and techniques, this is a restaurant that brings out the very best in the culinary heritage of Skåne.Read more about Restaurang Vollmers here Read more
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Located in central Malmö just a stone's throw away from the picturesque Lilla Torg, this venue has been popular ever since it opened. It remains one of the hottest addresses in Malmö and is crowded from Tuesday to Saturday. Mingle at the rustic bar over a platter of cheese and some eco wine, or order a dish from the superb menu. The focus lies on meat and the decor is simple but loaded with charm. This is a perfect place for socializing and meeting new people while enjoying good food and atmosphere.
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Some days, you just want to wear a tie, right? Am I the only one? I think it's a function of working for years in a casual office environment, but wearing a tie tends to feel like an occasion rather than a drudge. And I'm not sure if I'd feel differently even if I had to wear one most days at work (daily suit-and-tie guys, feel free to disagree!).
A tie is a great way to dress up a casual look, even without a blazer. Knit ties are inherently more casual than woven silk ones, but they still up the ante on a simple plaid shirt/cardigan/khakis outfit.
Blue and purple is one of my favorite color combinations, and this blue bag definitely kicks it up a notch. It was handmade in Italy, and is one of those precious items that you feel priviledged to have. My partner received it as a gift, and I borrowed it for a client meeting last week.
Striped socks are one of my addictions. I have many many pairs, and yet I keep buying more.....
Grey marled cardigan, plaid shirt, blue tie, socks by Banana Republic. Belt by J Crew. Purple khakis by Dockers. Brown/grey saddle shoes by John Varvatos. Blue zip tote by Araldi 1930.


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Jan 15, 2016 • Features • Live video streaming • lone worker protection • parts management • Technology • telematics
In Part One of this report Kris Oldland, Editor-in-Chief, Field Service News looked at the latest developments in live video streaming. In Part Two, he explores three potential areas the technology has potential to make a difference.
User Case One: Driver training
It is well documented that improving the general standards of driving amongst your team of field engineers can lead to almost instant gains in terms of impacting upon your bottom line. Better drivers use less fuel, incur less day-to-day damage and wear and tear on a vehicle and as alluded to above can even lower insurance premiums.
Indeed the telematics market is full of driver training/driver behaviour monitoring tools designed to help field service organisations track who in their mobile workforce is performing well behind the wheel and who is regularly sitting towards the bottom of the pack when it comes to driving standards.
However, the cost of having a qualified coach sit in on a ride along can be prohibitively high. This is where one potential application of live streaming can come into play. With an in-vehicle camera providing the ability to allow a qualified coach to remotely view a driver's performance in real-time, there's no need for a trainer to sit in with the engineer. Coaching can be given to multiple drivers across a potentially infinite geography in a much shorter amount of time, without the costs of getting your coaching resource to each individual trainee.
Use Case Two: Lone worker protection
By the very nature of their roles field workers are very often working in a sole capacity and this carries it's own set of regulations and responsibilities for their employer.
The biggest challenge for the lone field service worker is that on a regular basis the job they may be called out to do can place them working alone in an unsafe environment, putting them in a potentially vulnerable position. Such risks are not just the more obvious settings of hazardous workplaces such as utilities plants or around heavy machinery but can also include those who may be working unsociable hours in an office or even domestic residences when working on an emergency call-out.
The technology now exists for a wearable camera capable of delivering live video streamed across either a 3G or 4G network...
Of course when we talk about wearables there is a lot of buzz and hyperbole at the moment and a large part of this excitement is around the potential to combine existing technologies into the wearable format.
We can start to explore a number of different opportunities around lone worker safety with wearables and one of such example could be to combine health monitoring (e.g. heart rate monitor) and a wearable video camera with live streaming capabilities to activate in emergencies – providing not just an alert but also vital insight into any incident again in real time.
Use Case Three: Parts Management
Another area for consideration regarding for the implementation of live streaming videos in a field service environment is as part of a parts monitoring system.
Parts inventory management out in the field remains one of the most challenging areas of good field service management. However, from a financial point of view the sheer lack of visibility into spare parts inventory, something that can often be the largest negative balance on a profit and loss sheet for a service operation, is a huge challenge.
Once again the use of live streaming can become part of the solution. Through the combination of a number of different technologies a camera could be utilised alongside the use of QR codes (or possibly even a simpler numbering system) that allows engineers to hold each part they remove from the van to the camera so it is logged instantly as it leaves the van.
Such technology already exists, of course. However, with the advent of the latest streaming technology this video data is available in real-time allowing for two-way communication when particularly expensive parts are being removed for example.
Not re-inventing the wheel
Whilst it is perhaps not a technological breakthrough on a par with some of the other technologies emerging currently such as 3D printing, IoT or Connected Vehicles,the advent of live streaming does present an enhancement to many tools we already have in place in a field service operation.
However, it is the ability to 'log-in' remotely to cameras in real-time that is the real innovation here and whilst in many instances this step forward in technology simply enhances and improves the solution, in others such as the potential use case of enabling two way communication for logging expensive parts out of a vehicle in real-time, then new solutions and applications for the technology can be found.
I've been quoted in the past as saying that good technology should be simple to understand and should just make our lives easier. As a technology, live video streaming really is a something that meets this description. It can be applied to a wide variety of problems from the outset and with an open-minded approach could also play a part in resolving other potential challenges whilst ultimately improving numerous workflows.


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While I am not much of a TV show person, with the Olympics being officially over I have been wanting something else to get into. Plus, I am happy to say that after nearly 9 months of on-and-off watching, we finally finished Downton Abbey! Are we the only couple in the world that takes as long as a pregnancy to complete a TV series?
We also re-installed Netflix because we had a one month trial period (poor us), and now we are halfway through Stranger Things! Thankfully, only season 1 is out and it's only 8 episodes, so I think we have a good chance of getting through it in a more timely manner. Besides holding the blankets up to cover my eyes and being scared during it, I am really loving it so far! Does it suspiciously remind anyone else like the movie Super 8? Because we keep finding similarities...
Now, let's talk zucchini. I love zucchini and squash. It's one of my favorite produces of summer and fall because there is so much you can do with it. I debated for nearly one week on whether or not I wanted to make a zucchini chocolate cake or these fritters, and ultimately decided on the savory option, because savory always trumps over sweet. The addition of chorizo, a type of pork sausage, is fine to omit or replace with a different protein, but it is pure deliciousness. I often only have eaten chorizo within a breakfast taco or with eggs, but it paired wonderfully with the freshly grated zucchini. Top it with some creme fraiche, greek yogurt, or labneh (what I used), and try to eat just one!
Zucchini Chorizo Fritters (makes approx. 12)
- 2 medium zucchini, finely grated
- 1 cup chorizo sausage, chopped
- 2 garlic cloves, minced
- 1 egg
- 1/4 cup flour
- 2 sprigs of green onion, sliced
- 1/4 cup fresh parsley, diced
- 1 tbsp. oil, plus 2 more tbsp.
- salt and pepper to taste
- 1/2 cup labneh, greek yogurt, or creme fraiche, for serving
Directions: Heat a skillet over medium-high heat and add 1 tbsp of oil. Add chorizo, and cook, stirring occasionally, until meat is browned and cooked through. Drain grease.
In a colander, drain grated zucchini completely, patting dry with a paper towel until most of the excess moisture is gone.
In a large bowl, combine grated zucchini, chorizo, minced garlic, green onion, egg, flour, parsley, and salt and pepper. Stir until evenly mixed.
Heat a skillet with 2 more tbsp. of oil over medium-high heat. Drop zucchini batter onto the heated skillet in rounded spoonfuls. Flatten with a spatula once in the pan into a rounded circle. Cook for 2-3 minutes on one side or until golden brown, and then flip.
Serve with a dollup of labneh or greek yogurt and a sprinkle of fresh parsley.


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Welcome to Altenew's second Blog Hop! You should be arriving here from the Altenew Blog. Altenew is a relatively new stamp company that opened it's doors last April. In a couple of days they will be releasing their second collection of stamps. All the stamps that you will see here will be available for purchase at 9:00 am ET on Monday July 14th. Oh, and there are PRIZES!! Altenew is giving away five stamp sets of choice to three lucky {Read More}


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What is it: The Taylor Big Baby guitar is a portable acoustic-electric guitar that packs a punch. It's just shy of a full sized guitar, which makes it lightweight, small, and easy to transport. I recommended this guitar to my friend when he was looking to upgrade from his beginner guitar. His requirements were that the instrument needed to double as a solid traveling guitar, still have the volume of a normal sized guitar, and be made with high quality products.
Who is it for: I typically only recommend acoustic-electric guitars to intermediate to advanced guitarists. As a beginner, you want to learn the sounds and tones of your guitar acoustically, before upgrading to an electric version. Plus, acoustic-electric guitars are usually a bit more expensive than a traditional acoustic guitar. As a beginner, you may not want to invest a lot of money.
If you're an intermediate to advanced guitarist, the Taylor Big Baby has an awesome acoustic-electric feature. You still get a solid sound when you play the guitar acoustically, but when you plug it's as if the guitar sings. The Taylor Big Baby has the new Expression System Baby pickup the under-saddle pickup and the preamp chromatic tuner built in. Taylor guitars are known for their high quality standards, which is why this guitar is such a good steal at around 7000 RAND.
Pro: The Sitka spruce top of the Big Baby gives you a sweet, smooth sounding tones. Spruce is one of the most popular tonewoods on a guitar, because it allows for great volume projection. The back and sides are layered which allows more susceptibility to changes in temperature and humidity, which is great for traveling. This creates more durability, so you can fly stress free.
Con: Right out of the box this guitar did require a bit of help with setup, and string height, but this is not uncommon with guitars in this price range. By adjusting the action of the strings of this guitar, you will easily be able to play delicate fingerstyle, or flat picking passages.
Here are the specifications of the Taylor Big Baby:
Body Width: 15"
Body Depth: 4"
Body Length: 19-1/2"
Overall Length: 40-1/4"
If you're looking for a guitar to grow with you, travel with you, and keep playing through all of life's bumps and bruises, the Taylor Big Baby is your axe. You get the high quality standard of Taylor made guitars, a great sounding guitar whether you're in your singing around a campfire, or performing at a sold-out gig, and the acoustic-electric feature will support your specific style of playing.
Sources & Further Reading
5 Mandatory Steps to Master Your Guitar
Finding the Perfect Guitar for You
Colleen has a passion for guitars and ukuleles. She enjoys jamming, teaching, and getting others involved in music. Her website, Coustii, focuses specifically on guitars and ukes. Colleen loves to travel and uses her ukulele as a conversation starter on the road.


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Wondering How to Have More Energy After 60? Try These 6 Ideas
As women over 60, we often talk a lot about how positive and optimistic we feel about life, how excited we are to experience this next stage of our journeys, and how much we still want to accomplish and contribute in the world… but do you ever just feel really, really tired?
As we age, our bodies go through a variety of hormonal and physical changes. Over the course of our lives, we might have had children, had surgeries, gained and lost weight, suffered sports injuries, and even faced (and overcome) life-threatening illnesses.
It's true that some women over 60 still feel just as spry and healthy and energetic as they did 30 years ago, but others might find themselves feeling rather tired – more interested in going to bed early than conquering the world. Wherever you fall on the spectrum of feeling energized (or not), here are a few tips for how to have more energy after 60:
Get Enough Sleep
In our busy, hyper-connected modern world, most people do not get enough sleep. Sleep deprivation causes many people to feel drowsy, distracted and "blah" throughout the day. If you want to feel more energized, one of the best ways is to make sure you're getting enough sleep. This article in Inc.com has some great ideas to help you track your sleep and feel more rested.
Drink More Water
Are you drinking enough water? Staying well hydrated is one of the best ways to promote healthy metabolism. According to organicliaison.com, drinking 500 ml of water per day helps increase metabolic rate by 30%. If you work at a desk job, try to drink a glass of water each hour, just to stay mentally focused and give yourself an excuse to get up and take mini-breaks during the day.
Do Strength Training
Resistance exercise, a.k.a. "lifting weights" or exercising with rubber bands such as TRX, is one of the best ways for women over 60 to boost their energy levels. The reason: as our bodies get older, strength training can help us build muscle mass and maintain our muscle strength – and since muscle burns more calories, being stronger makes our bodies more efficient, and this effect carries over into our overall sense of energy and well being.
We don't have to get weaker as we get older. Studies have shown that strength training for people over 60 is one of the most important ways to stay healthy and active longer than ever before.
Take Your Vitamins
Vitamins aren't just for children. There are many vitamins and nutrition supplements that can help women over 60 improve metabolism and help you feel energized. Taking the right herbs and nutrition supplements can also help you achieve better digestion and a better balance of nutrients in your system.
Eat Smaller, More Often
One of the best ways to stay energized is to be a "grazer" who eats smaller, more frequent meals. When you think about it, there's no reason why people have to eat 3 big meals per day. Many other cultures have very different meal schedules. Eating 3 big meals per day can often cause people's blood sugar to fluctuate too much throughout the day – leaving you feeling alternately starving and stuffed. Try eating 6 small meals instead of 3 big ones, and see how you feel.
Having a more regular infusion of calories throughout the day (but in smaller quantities at each dining occasion) might help you feel a more consistent sense of energy.
Snack on Protein
Many women over 60 could boost their energy levels by changing the way they snack during the day. Avoid carbohydrates during your snacks – they tend to burn fast and leave you feeling hungry. Instead, snack on protein-rich foods like nuts, yogurt or low-fat chicken and turkey. Here is a list of ideas for protein-rich snacks to keep you feeling fueled throughout the day.
What do you do to have more energy? What have you tried (supplements, snacks, exercise routines) that works better for you after age 60 than it used to a few years ago? Please add your thoughts in the comments section below.
Looking for even more healthy lifestyle tips, please check out this video.
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I am 79 and still have plenty of energy. Just have to pace myself.
Many times I have to pull back the breaks.
I eat small meals during the day and start with a yogurt every morning, if I work that day I have a yogurt on my break. I drink a lot of water, take my vitamins, usually get plenty of sleep and I have lots of energy.
At 68 I am still very energetic most of the time. But I know that it's ok if I feel like taking it easy sometime. I don't have to live at full speed now in my life, and that's good!
How does any of us "Ladies" keep the "belly" from growing! Since Meno, I have this awful hormone belly! Nothing seems to shrink it!!!
Good article.
Mental attitude…..Life is good. Walking, sports such as golfing and curling and also working out helps me. I also get enough sleep.
i go to zumba dancing every friday morning with a load of ladies
… thx for the tips on snacking… :)
Well working is the best tonic for your body and mind!
I practice Qigong…..keeps me happy and healthy :-)
Sometimes I have a real problem getting up in the morning. Several deep breaths, as deep as I can, help get the blood flowing and cleaner air into my lungs. It really helps.
In the middle of a horrible cold … boy, could I use some energy now!
prebiotics are good for me
I practice swimming once a week and take short walks.Drink Ensure helps me a lot.
Keep active and eat a healthy diet. Eating too much sugar (and there is a lot of it hidden in our food) will make you very tired. Meditation and gratitude for blessings help me stay positive because sadness is exhausting.
I have been drinking apple cider vinegar, hot water and a minute amount of a sweetener three times a day. No pain in my shoulder for arthritis and a great pick me up.
Going to exercise at the gym pool.
Just eating a healthy diet and I agree that extra water gives me great boost also a daily walk helps me.
Nature walks, classical music, and sweet naps help me.
You can be old at thirty and young at seventy just keep playing and remember your inner child xx
What great ideas. Thanks.
exercise definitely gives me energy
I always forget the vitamins
Great reminders. And to share!
Luv these simple tips… know them yes, but great to be reminded ♡


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text: After pleading guilty to drunk driving charges in an Alexandria, Virginia court on Friday, the Idaho Republican — and nominally teetotaling Mormon — apologized again for his Christmastime DUI bust, which, he said, "brought embarrassment and shame to me, my family and other church members who care about me." Crapo told reporters that he was drinking vodka tonics (as opposed to straight shots, as had been previously reported) before he decided to get behind the wheel in an attempt to "wind down" after a night of hanging at home by himself. He also said this was "the first time and the last time" he had driven while intoxicated. We're willing to believe one of those things, but not the other.


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Inaugural poet packs Merrill Auditorium | News
PORTLAND, Maine (NEWS CENTER) -- After facing a massive audience reading a poem at President Obama's inauguration, Richard Blanco is back in his home state, giving a reading to a packed house.
The show set a record, running out of tickets faster than any other show in the Merrill Auditorium's history. Blanco says it is encouraging that his work has gotten people so excited about poetry. His writing began as a hobby, giving him a creative outlet from his job as an engineer. He moved to Bethel from Miami, and wrote the Inaugural Poem from his home there.
He says he still has no idea how the President discovered his work or chose him for the Inauguration.
After awhile I think I just preferred the romantic fantasy I had in my head that he and Michelle are sort of snuggled up in bed with one of my books and said hunny I think we should get this guy in here for the inauguration.
During the key ceremony, Blanco was given another gift. A painting donated from a private collection of another famous Maine poet, Henry Wadsworth Longfellow.


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Union Minister of State (IC) for Power, Coal, New & Renewable Energy and Mines, Shri Piyush Goyal while addressing the media here today, said that the allocations have been increased for social sectors across the board including affordable housing, infrastructure, rural development.
Further, the Minister added that the Budget 2017-18 promotes the 'Make in India' mission by correcting inverted duty structure in many areas the budget and has provided impetus to transformative changes happening in the Ministry of Power, Coal, New & Renewable Energy and Mines. Micro, Small & Medium Enterprises are back bone of the sector and have been made competitive with reduction of Corporate Tax to 25% up to turnover of Rs. 50 crores, he added.
In the New & Renewable Energy Sector, Shri Goyal informed that the Budget has affirmed target for Solar Power of additional 20,000 MW capacity during next year. Further, the budget has provided renewed thrust on renewables, with
· Removal/ reduction of customs/ excise duty on Solar tempered glass
· Reduction of Customs duties on various raw materials would further bring down the cost of clean energy
· Railways to contribute to solar energy by powering 7,000 stations through solar power
Regarding the allocation for Ministry of Power, Shri Goyal said that it has been increased by 33% to Rs 13,881 crores, due to major thrust on flagship rural electrification scheme Deen Dayal Upadhayaya Gram Jyoti Yojana (DDUGJY). The allocation for this scheme has been increased by 44% from Rs. 3,350 crores to Rs 4,814 crores, while the contribution to urban areas scheme Integrated Power Development Scheme (IPDS) has been increased by 29% from Rs 4,524 crores to Rs 5,821 crores. The Budget document has confirmed that "We are well on our way to achieving 100% village electrification by 1st May 2018", Shri Goyal added.
Talking about the huge boost provided in the Budget to domestic LED companies, Shri Goyal counted a number of steps taken, which are:
· Customs duties reduced for parts to promote domestic value addition
· The budget has provided for reduction in Basic Customs Duty (BCD) from 10% to 5% for all parts used to manufacture LED luminaries, drivers etc. Thereby promoting domestic value addition
· On importing semi-finished inputs for LEDs that includes driver assembly and other such products, BCD of 5% is levied. This will make the LED products of those manufacturers who assemble the LEDs in India cheaper whereas those who are importing semi-finished products would witness increase in costs
· Excise duties on all parts used in the manufacture of LED lights or fixtures reduced to promote domestic manufacturing
Energetica India speaks to Mr. Jarnail Singh to learn about The Climate Group's Indian presence
Mr. Naveen Munjal talks to Energetica India about India's Power T&D Sector & its future ahead
Mr. Rishi Seth speaks to Energetica India on the Company's Success in the Indian Solar Industry
Energetica India catches up with Imaan Javan to learn more about Suntuity REI plans for India


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The Denarii Nova was a tight binary star. The smaller star fed on gases from the larger one.
In 5000 BBY, Naga Sadow flew his damaged Corsair warship between the binary stars, with Galactic Republic forces in pursuit. Using his knowledge of Sith magic, Sadow manipulated solar flares to destroy the Republic ships following him; resulting in the destruction of the entire system.
Over five thousand years later, after the death of Palpatine at the Battle of Endor, Grand Admiral Ishin-Il-Raz flew his Imperial-class Star Destroyer, the Emperor's Disciple, into the remains of the Denarii Nova, killing himself and his crew in a final act of fanatical devotion to his Emperor.
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In ancient Rome, denarii were silver coins.
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Mobile Website Development & Optimization
It's Time To Mobilize
Did you know that 32% of US mobile users regularly browse the Internet? Do you wonder if all those millions of users are able to access your website? Or is your website leaving them frustrated and unable to get any meaningful information?
What are the advantages for mobilizing my website?
- Visibility - Increase the range of web visitors to your web site.
- Convenience - Allows your viewers the freedom and flexibility to view your website from anywhere
- Mobile Search - Google has a separate index for mobile content.
Is your website compatible for mobile devices? Usually websites appear to be all jumbled up or are very difficult to navigate through when accessed via a mobile phone or a smart phone. Try opening your existing website on your Blackberry, iPhone, Android, Nokia or any other mobile phone that you use. You will see that the experience of browsing your site is not the same when viewed on a Desktop or a Laptop.
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Viewpoint User Involvement Forum
For mental health and drug and alcohol service users
The Linden Room,
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1-3 South Road
Bishops Stortford CM23 3JG
Tuesday 12th March 1pm-3pm
The Viewpoint East Herts User Forum is an opportunity to help us and to give your views and ideas about mental health services. We will discuss local issues to feedback to commissioners and providers and find out what is important to people in East Herts.
Viewpoint – Hertfordshire's service user involvement Charity – runs a forum where people can discuss mental health services with the aim of using their experience to improve them. This forum is open to service users within the Watford and surrounding areas.
The information and ideas you develop will be fed into local mental health meetings and used to give service user views.
Reasonable travel expenses will be paid
Viewpoint also offers training for people who want to attend the local mental health meetings. We will provide the support needed to enable you to become a service user representative and help drive mental health services forward.
To download the flyer, please click here
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Wan S is the pendant edition of the popular Wan ceiling lamps series by Flos.
The simple pendant lamp with direct light has been designed by the Italian-American designer Johanna Grawunder as well as the Wan ceiling lamp. The lamp possesses a glare protection shade ant with it, it is always suitable where firmly directed light is needed, without being glared – for example in receptions, at dining tables or focusing single objects in expositions.
The Wan S pendant lamp by Flos consists of a lamp's body out of aluminium which is available in different editions: chrome, glossy white, green enameled and glossy black. Moreover two holding rings in green and black are included in the delivery package.


text: Graham Shirville wrote: > Hi all, > > I think this is a new one! > > It has been suggested that the nylon "fishing line" that is sometime used on space craft to retain a deployable item like an antenna or sensor will decay quickly in space due to radiation and out gassing destroying its structure. > > If I remember were some samples of plastic on the Long Duration Exposure Facility that were completely gone by the time a shuttle retrieved it. If memory serves elemental oxygen was involved. Check out http://setas-www.larc.nasa.gov/LDEF/index.html for details. -Joe KM1P


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Things are weird at the moment.
I am in a phase where nothing ever works out as planned. Needless to say that I don't particularly like it.
Yet this is not the time to dwell on what goes wrong but to look at the nice moments in my life. There are still plenty of those! Like that I got to spent more time than usual with my fabulous husband. Now this is something I do not complain about!
I am linking up with my dear girl Meg for some fun with lists.
- Work was okay. I got everything done and I think I can't ask for more. I am interviewing again and I am feeling a bit overwhelmed to juggle everything. It's not a time thing but I feel like there are too many things I have to keep in mind.
- For that reason my thesis did not get enough room.
- But I posted a recipe post on Friday. Next to the recipe for a Healthy Fall Salad with Creamy Tahini Dressing I included the process that pretty much every recipe I post here undergoes. Even though I know it's time consuming and probably not the wisest thing to spend my time with when I am already overworked I feel like it's worth it!
- I ran a lot of errands, went food shopping, stopped by the post office and dealt with two mechanics. A few things have to get fixed in our apartment. I also finally ordered stickers for my planner. I will have to withhold how much I payed for them. I don't want my husband to know.
- On Friday after work Stefan and I went on a road trip half-way through Germany to visit family. I had made a batch of Meg's Magic Bars as our road trip snacks and we made it 3/4 through the entire batch in one day. They are freakin amazing and if I hadn't whipped them up myself I wouldn't believe how healthy the recipe really is!
- We arrived in Duisburg late but spent a few hours catching up with Stefan's uncle. He likes photography so we had a lot to talk. We spent hours comparing cameras and lenses.
- On Saturday Stefan and I spend some time together alone and went to an abandoned industry site turned into a museum/ observation plattform. It was perfect. I was happy taking photos and Stefan was happy looking at stuff only engineers can be really interested in.
- I freaking loved it there!
- I made him my model and he played along. The guy is a keeper!
- In the evening we celebrated Stefan's uncle's 60th birthday with the whole family. It was a really really lovely evening and so nice to catch up with a few people we haven't seen in over a year.
- I had a really long conversation with my brother-in-law and more times than not I had my niece on my lap or on my arm. It makes me happy that the kids like me.
- On Sunday after breakfast we drove the 7 h back home. I was so exhausted that I went to bad at 8 pm.
As nice as the weekend was I could totally do with another weekend now. I am beyond glad that I will stay at home next weekend. PJs and relaxing are on top of my list.
Happy Monday guys, here's to things going as planned this week!


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Title IV Authorizations
Video Tutorial - How to Sign Your Title IV Authorization
Indiana University is authorized to administer Title IV federal financial aid funds. Title IV funds that may credit your bursar account include:
- Federal Pell Grant
- Federal Supplemental Education Opportunity Grant (SEOG)
- Federal Perkins Loan
- Federal Direct Loans - Subsidized and Unsubsidized
- Federal Direct Parent and Graduate PLUS Loans
Federal regulations require that the University apply your Title IV financial aid funds first to "allowable charges", which are tuition, mandatory fees, and housing and meal charges contracted with the University. In order to apply any remaining Title IV funds to miscellaneous charges (for example, parking fees, deferment fees, or health center charges) the University is required to obtain your authorization. If your authorization is not received before your financial aid has disbursed to your bursar account the Title IV funds will not be applied to miscellaneous charges. This may result in an outstanding balance on your account, causing late fees to be assessed and services to be restricted until you pay the balance with personal funds.
Once you grant authorization, it continues to be valid for future years unless you notify the Office of the Bursar in writing that you wish to withdraw it.
Steps to sign your Title IV Authorization online
- Go to one.iu.edu
- Select "Start"
- Follow the screen prompts


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BASF Enterprise Capital, Octopus Ventures and Entrepreneurs Fund add £3m in funding. Wealth Bulletin – – re-launched in April 2008 it supplies day by day news and evaluation on the wealth administration business. I let you know the general public that it is wrong for the newspapers to take the government facet and censor my letters for any cause. The venerable British establishment, which is the Monetary Occasions, has not escaped the digital revolution. Update: The New World Order is a monetary order, a financial one world government, that is supported by mainstream Republicans and Democrats.
I have three youngsters and a pair of dogs, my wages have recently been garnished, and the bills are piling up. Iv been praying, my pastor had been praying, and iv been studying the word and listening to it on the radio. They have been all facing insolvency because of the downturn within the housing market and they threatened the US with financial destruction if the US did not give Tarp money and zero interest loans to them. The financial system in place has been aided by soveriegn nations believing it might benefit them, however as a substitute it has performed a task in usurping their soveriegnty. Not figuring out can produce a whole lot of heartache and financial pressure that would simply have been avoided. It turned the most important newspapers within the reading space with 1.1 million impressions per day are sold.
Of course, there's plenty of dangerous news: Banks are going through ugly times forward, in line with nearly each consumer and corporate credit score metric obtainable. NEWSFLASH: Prime Zeek Affiliates Todd Disner and Dwight Owen Schweitzer's lawsuit against the Feds for closing Ad Surf Daily ponzi had been dismissed.
Now the (semi) excellent news: For all the eye-popping charge-off information within the headlines, bank failures have develop into exceedingly rare, with just one substantial failure final 12 months within the U.S: Internet start-up NetBank, which was shut down by the Federal Deposit Insurance coverage Corporation over a mixture of mortgage problems and capital shortfalls.
The media's dependence on the market system creates an inherent professional-market bias throughout the information media. It is a slavery compared to what wealth this country would have if the financial bloodsuckers would stay away from the get together. A serious news report is put on the front web page with a big headline and a large image. There aren't any quick or straightforward solutions, however, making essentially the most logical and sensible financial choices and exercising sound economic insurance policies are imperative so as to keep away from failure and rise above the crunch. Faux messages claiming to be from Amazon are one of many many techniques online thieves use to try and get your monetary data. The Financial Reform Act won't have any protections for the deposits from CDO losses.


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Idaho Rivers United has presented "Stop the Twin Springs Dam" petitions with over 500 signatures to the Idaho Water Resource Board. We will continue to gather signatures and present them to the Board. Please sign the petition today and encourage your friends to sign it too.
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Petition to stop dam on Boise River
Whitewater park plan proposed Ketchum Idaho
KETCHUM, Idaho — Whitewater enthusiasts in central Idaho have proposed building a whitewater park they say will draw tourists and offer waves for kayakers, boogie boarders and surfers.
Check out the entire story on KTVB.COM HERE!
Alzar School Fundraiser – 'Call of the River'
Come for a fun evening of live music, great refreshments, and the Boise premiere of Whitewater Hall of Famer Kent Fords new documentary on the history of whitewater kayaking and canoeing.
Date: Friday, June 12th
Time: 7-9 PM
Location: Muse Building, 1317 W. Jefferson St, Boise ID 83702 (Map)
Admission: $10, benefiting the Alzar School and a scholarship fund for Idaho teens.
There will be door prizes for oldest kayak on your car, oldest kayaking t-shirt, and more. Live music is from Travis and Ali Ward of Hillfolk Noir, a great local Boise band. There will also be a silent auction on some amazing desserts. Proceeds from the event will go to benefit the Alzar School (a local Boise 501c3 nonprofit) and a special scholarship fund for Idaho students.
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The Call of the River: The Twisted History of Whitewater Paddling
The story of whitewater is a collage of unexpected influences. The canoeing roots of the sport were in summer camps, explorer scouts, and clubs. Early exploration of rivers was in elegant wood and canvas boats. Early kayaking participants were often chemists, scientists, and engineers unfazed by the barriers presented by newly evolving resins that it took to build boats.
In the early days you had to be willing to build your own boat, teach someone to paddle so you had a shuttle, mail 30 cents of stamps in exchange for a water level, and attend races to obtain paddles and other gear. A sixpack of beer could persuade a damkeeper for a water release.
Growth of paddling in the US exploded in the 70andrsquo;s, spurred by the movie Deliverance and the Olympic Games, and more recently by indestructible plastic kayaks. Now nearly 16 million participants crave the outdoor sport lifestyle.
Featuring old school canoeing and kayaking footage, and riveting interviews with the early pioneers andldquo;The Call of the Riverandrdquo; provides a behind the scenes look at the ingenuity that made kayaking, from the European emigrants escaping communism to the American entrepreneurs who build the boats of today. We meet many of the wonderfully eclectic personalities involved in the evolution of paddling, and watershed moments of how paddling became one of the premiere outdoor sports of today.
Preview: http://www.performancevideo.com/The_Call_of_the_River
Idaho looks to make non-motorized boaters register….again…
Once again the Idaho legislature is looking for ways to make non-motorized boaters pay to paddle. This time it is disguised as a bill to protect Idaho waters from Zebra Mussels. The problem is this one looks like it will pass the Senate – it passed the House by a wide margin.
Check out more from KayakIdaho HERE
Also Pete Zimowski's article HERE
Owyhee Wilderness Bill May Be Decided Soon
The Owyhee wilderness bill will protect 517,000 acres of wilderness and 315 miles of Wild and Scenic Rivers in the Owyhee Canyonlands.
Check out Zimoand#39;s full Idaho Statesman article HERE.
Idaho: Forest Service Looking for Advisors for Payette and Boise national forests
To have a voice in planning for these Idaho National Forests, apply for advisor and alternate positions. The application period ends Jan. 20 2009.
For more info check out Zimoand#39;s Idaho Statesman article HERE – or contact Andy Brunelle at the Forest Service, (208) 334-1770, or Kimberly Brandel, (208) 347-0301
New Idaho, Oregon senators could mean expanded talks on salmon, dams
In less than two weeks, the political dynamics of the Columbia and Snake River salmon debate changed dramatically.
Check out the entire Idaho Statesman article HERE!
Idaho : 315 Miles Of Rivers Are Up For Protection
Water rights are major hurdle for Wild and Scenic Rivers
Congress is steering a bill through the final rapids that would add 315 miles of Idaho rivers to the Wild and Scenic Rivers system that Idaho Sen. Frank Church helped create 40 years ago this month.
See the full Idaho Statesman article HERE!
Idaho's SF of the Snake Is Highest In 40 Years
The last time the Snake Rivers SF peaked over 10,000 CFS on Sept. 1st was 1966
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'But they can still be expected to outspend us by as much as three to one, while David Cameron is promising to dust down the playbook of smear and fear from 1992, knowing that large sections of the press can be relied upon to help him.'
Who can be complaining so plaintively about smears, budgets and media bias?
Why, it's Douglas Alexander in the Observer, referring of course to the British general election but with eerie echoes of the referendum campaign.
It's just not fair, is it, that the Press will side with the other team against you? As you know, Douglas never stops moaning that the Scottish Press is prejudiced against independence. I'm sure I heard him demand that the Scotsman begins immediately to be more balanced in order to aid democracy.
And all those fears and smears…where did that come from? Do Tories go in for stuff like that, do they? Douglas would never engage nor condone such behaviour which has not been the hallmark of the No campaign, has it? Please, if you find any hints at fears or smears about Yes or Mr Salmond, do send them to Douglas at his constituency office so he can tell them off.
'Ed Miliband launched our local and European campaign with a sensible market-based policy on rents. The Tories responded by comparing him to Hugo Chávez.'
Shocking, Douglas. It's not as if Labour in Scotland tied to liken Salmond to Putin, is it? Or is that an entirely different type of comparison?
Read too how radical Labour will be (in Britain). He refers to 'clarity of strategy, effective rebuttal, and superior field organisation with our network of community organisers.' Any of those in Scotland, do you think? Clarity of strategy…mmmh. I suppose Vote Naw counts as strategy but I didn't think Johann understood her own policy when she last appeared in interview. Rebuttal and organization…well presumably that's where Frank Roy comes in.
It all points to two agendas, one for the big vote in the south and one for us. I'm not sure many Labour voters in Scotland recognize Douglas's categorizing of Labour as the hard-done-to, smart, radical party.
But I think in the Herald today David Torrance was doing a wee bit of Douglas's work for him, inadvertently, by suggesting Salmond just say sorry. For what? Are we really saying he should say sorry for saying what he believed to be true? Or sorry for causing a flutter among the media and the politicos? This is exactly why people are sick of politics, because an MSP can't say what he thinks without howls of fake protest. You can almost hear the groans if Salmond said: OK, I meant it but if it's caused offence, sorry everybody.
The equation with the CBI is ludicrous. They said sorry because the manifestly cocked it up by not consulting members, claiming a junior was at fault, withdrawing their registration, causing the abandonment of their association by 20 members and looking like prats. Sorry is hardly enough in their case. Sorry from Salmond simply lets everyone down and would be used by the same moaners in future as a sign you cant trust him. Stand up and speak up, would be a fine motto for today's peely wally, media obsessed pygmy politicans, if only they actually stood for something and could articulate it.
Perhaps they should do us all a favour and apologise for getting elected in the first place.


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Mobile Management, Collector for ArcGIS, Part Two/
In my 'Part One' blog, we discussed an overview of the steps our team took when migrating from ArcPad to Esri® Collector for ArcGIS. Once migration was complete, there were still decisions that had to be made on how we would manage our data, how best to ensure accuracy and completeness of what we gathered, and how to tackle implementing new features.
Managing Data
Reducing time spent in the field has always been one of our top priorities, while making sure our post processing is efficient and accurate. We would not want any gains in reduced field time be offset by extra work in the office. Esri does supply a couple of tools to facilitate this process, such as Esri Attribute Assistant and Data Reviewer, which help create easy repeatable processes to better manage our collected data.
Rarely does our data spend its full life cycle in ArcGIS Online; therefore, we typically download our collected data to work in ArcMap or ArcGIS Pro. This can occasionally become a problematic process, especially when larger data sets have attachments enabled and when subtypes are being used for customized field domains. To help manage these concerns, we also developed multiple in-house Python scripts that can be reused to automate a lot of the processes related to attachment management and data migration.
Ensuring Accuracy and Completeness
Since having obtained an efficient way to collect and manage our data, the last component to consider for migration was to ensure our final product was accurate and complete. Once our field staff has collected data, which resides in ArcGIS Online, we are able to begin collaborating and create our deliverable. For smaller data collections, we can analyze and work with data directly in ArcGIS Online; but, if necessary, migrating between ArcGIS Online and Desktop can be streamlined with our data management tools.
While visual checks are necessary to confirm that our field team did not miss an area, or to verify any outliers, much of the collected data follows a standardized procedure. Since Collector for ArcGIS does not have the same intelligent forms as Survey123, we created a series of tools that check multiple field parameters to ensure there are no unexpected results including incorrect data or empty fields.
Leveraging New Features
Although Collector for ArcGIS has been in use within our team for some time, it continuously receives updates and new features - this has proved to be both a boon and a burden. As new features are rolled out, we always want to leverage new features to improve our workflow; however, this can result in reworking the form design that was already established. While having a well-established and reusable process reduces time to prepare, deploy, and post process data; deciding when to deploy new features and change this process is necessary.
For example, Collector for ArcGIS provides an option for relationship recognition. This new feature would have allowed us to keep associated features together when necessary, but did not work with the existing feature to copy previously collected data. The relationship feature was then discussed with our field team, because although this one option would make post processing easier, it would increase the amount of time in the field. Ultimately, we decided to stay with the copy feature, and not deploy relationship recognition. We were able to devise a way to use the Attribute Assistant tool, which would not incur any impact on our post processing time.
Stay tuned for 'Part Three' regarding Esri Survey 123…


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Age discrimination and harassment is an increasing problem. Forbes.com has posted an article on 11 ways corporations get rid of older workers.
This includes:
1. Job Elimination,
2. Layoff,
3. Suddenly stupid,
4. Threatening the pension,
5. Early retirement,
6. Mandatory retirement age,
7. Cutting job duties,
8. Isolation,
9. Denying promotions or opportunities for advancement,
10. Cutting hours, and
11. Harassment.
Source: http://www.forbes.com/sites/deborahljacobs/2013/11/03/11-sneaky-ways-companies-get-rid-of-older-workers/?utm_source=huffingtonpost.com&utm_medium=partner&utm_campaign=older+workers&partner=huffpo


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Learn more about the impact we make through the Judah Home.
Our House of Judah Sponsorship Program is focused on providing the opportunity for children living on the streets of Addis Ababa, Ethiopia to receive education, nutrition, medical care and discipleship that would otherwise not be available to them.
We launched our first home in June of 2013 with 12 shoeshine boys and a "Big Brother". The shoeshine boys largely come from Wolaita Sodo, a district in the Southern Nations, in search of better opportunities in Addis Ababa. Lone shoeshine boys can be seen carrying their shoeshine box and supplies wandering the streets in search of a shoe to be polished. This is a very common scene all over the city.
We opened our second home in March of 2014. We knew almost from the launch of our first home the five shoeshine boys that would join our second house, and the government chose 7 orphans from one of the most destitute of public orphanages in the city, many call the children in this orphanage "The Lost Boys", because they seem to be forgotten, lost in a city of millions. How appropriate that they came to be placed with I AM not 4gotten Ministries. God is sweet in His affirmation.
Each child is given the opportunity to meet with a trained social worker that monitors the child's growth, makes sure all the child's needs are met and builds an encouraging relationship with him or her. More importantly, we wish to share God's love with these children and help disciple them in their personal relationship with Jesus Christ. We know we cannot change the course of these sweet children's lives, but with God's guiding Hand, discipleship and education, together, we can stop the cycle of poverty.


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Aafke van Mourik Broekman (Behavioural and Social Sciences)
* shared fellowship with Namkje Koudenburg
Putting theories in motion: Masterclass "Experiencing Leadership"With this fellowship we will develop next year's Masterclass "Experiencing Leadership". During this masterclass, students explore leadership and related social concepts together with a professional choreographer. Through several exercises students will put theories in motion. We believe that the active engagement, the exchange of experiences among students, and the translation of the cognitive to the physical and vice versa will facilitate learning. Moreover, this innovative way of experience-based learning challenges students' thinking and knowledge acquisition in a fundamental way: through embodiment of theories (an increasingly important concept in both research and education). Furthermore, social psychological themes such as power, social influence, leader- and followership, trust, and dominance lend themselves well to be explored through movement.
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Peanut Butter Round Up/
Who doesn't love peanut butter? With the exception of those with peanut allergies, I bet many of us reflect fondly of enjoying peanut butter sandwiches, ants on a log or event grandma's famous peanut butter cookies. But not all families have the ability to purchase this delicious and protein-rich staple.
Each month, Sacramento Food Bank & Family Services (SFBFS) provides food to 135,000 men, women and children thanks to 220 partner agencies. Through this network of church pantries, soup kitchens, schools and smaller food programs, SFBFS is able to get food, including produce and healthy shelf stable items like peanut butter to those who need it most.
Summertime, however, is an interesting time of year to think about food. It is often the months where food banks receive the least amount of in-kind food donations. Concurrently, it is when greatest need occurs. With classes letting out soon, our communities will see an increase in hunger among children, as they will no longer have access to school meals during the summer. To help meet the need, Save Mart Supermarkets will be holding its annual peanut butter drive, Peanut Butter Roundup.
Jif peanut butter and Smucker's jelly are each giving the campaign a boost by offering a Buy One/Give One promotion, making it easy for shoppers to participate. From May 18 to 31, every time a Save Mart shopper buys one jar of peanut butter or jelly, they will receive a second one for free to donate! Collection barrels for SFBFS will be located in the checkstand area for customers to place their donations. Last year, Save Mart stores (along with its sister stores Lucky) collectively received nine tons of peanut butter for three dozen food banks, including SFBFS. This is enough peanut butter and jelly to make more than a quarter-million sandwiches and feed lots of hungry kids!
New this year is the "roundup" feature at the cash register. In addition to the Buy One/Give One option, shoppers can roundup their grocery tab, and 100% of the change will benefit local food banks such as SFBFS.
The Peanut Butter Roundup is meant to raise awareness of the struggles many families experience during the summer break. Peanut Butter makes for a perfect donation because it's high in protein, shelf-stable and kids enjoy it. Please help spread the love by telling your family and friends to participate! Even better, post pictures or brag about donations on social media, using the hashtag #PeanutButterRoundup to help the cause.
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Tracking the pediatric physician workforce is essential for understanding its makeup, numbers, distribution, and practice patterns, but it is not just about publishing numbers.
We believe these data provides valuable information to pediatricians, pediatric residency and subspecialty training program directors, hospital administrators, policymakers, researchers, and others interested in ensuring that we have the skilled workforce necessary to meet the health care needs of infants, children, adolescents, young adults, and their families.
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text: Typically when people are shopping the northwest wines section, they are looking for Cabs, Merlots, Syrahs or blends. But more and more, some A-typical varieties are showing up in the market and this is one you should try. Grenache can vary from light, fresh and fruity to rich, dark and jammy. This wine falls somewhere in the middle. Flavors of raspberry, black currant and Kirsch mingle with notes of spice and herbs, finishing with a silky freshness. It's such a great value and a much needed change from the usual suspects that end up in the shopping cart.


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ARRIVING IN AFRICA seemed in some ways like coming home. "Kenya is wild, uncultivated, primitive, mad, exciting, unpredictable. It is also slightly degrading on it's effect on some rather weak characters, but on the whole I am living in the Africa that I always longed for, always felt stirring in my blood. Right from the moment I got here I felt at home. Out here I am no longer mad...because everyone is mad."
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John Leggott College has successfully been teaching international students since 1995. Many of our international students go on to study at some of the most prestigious universities around the world including Oxford and Cambridge, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Stanford University, Hong Kong University and other Russell Group universities in the UK.
International students benefit from the hospitality of our UK host families. The experience of living with a UK family immerses the student in UK life and helps to develop their English alongside studying with home students.


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A Walking Atomic Power Plant
Of the many mysteries bequeathed by Soul Deep Records to an ungrateful posterity, few are more baffling than Frederick Michael St. Jude's 1977 album Here Am I.
It's hard to imagine the Soul Deep team tolerating Frederick Michael's urban androgyny and lachrymose, Bowie-esque caterwauling, let alone aiding and abetting it.
Did they honestly like it? Or did they simply anticipate the Who's warning that "music must change," and select this overwrought oddball as their bridge to the future?
We'll probably never know. All we can say with reasonable certainty is that Frederick Michael St. Jude is a veritable Vesuvius of talent, and no one who hears him will forget the experience anytime soon.
Soul Deep's liner notes have captured Frederick Michael's appeal in exquisite detail:
Frederick Michael St. Jude transmits high voltage electricity to everyone with which he comes in contact. He can "turn-on" an audience just by walking on stage. What's more amazing is that he has the power to electrify musicians in a studio and spark them into creative frenzy, as he does on this album.
Frederick Michael St. Jude is an imponerable [sic] but highly visible force of nature, who produces light, heat and a billion megawatts of Rock N' Roll power.
What else can you say, the man is a walking atomic power plant.
Two songs should suffice to convince the average Doubting Thomas or Gloomy Gus that we are in the presence of Genius Salient and Ululant. The anti-modernist anthem About Yesterday details the psychopathology of everyday life in the Big City, where "you hate everyone you meet," and "you learn to grind your teeth."
In addition to the insurmountable mope-rock couplet "left alone to die/pardon while I cry," this track introduces St. Jude's most formidable stylistic innovation: the use of multiple vowel sounds at the end of phrases (e.g., "we're not supposed to know about yesterdayyyyyeeeeowwwwuhh"). Once you get used to it, you'll wonder how you ever lived without it!
Love You Anyway is even more startling. Over a robot-factory backing that'd be legendary if it had appeared on a Phew album, F.M. St. J. gnaws away at his own oversized soul like a dog trying to worry a mastodon bone. If you've read the booklet that comes with Joe E.'s Love Got In My Way, you'll recall that Joe claims Soul Deep's producers "worked pretty hard" to perfect his vocals. It's exciting to consider the possibility that they took the same hands-on approach with the far more adventuresome and eccentric Fred Mike.
If you have any information about this artist (his real name, for instance), please drop us a line immediately!
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Comment by Adam on June 21, 2009 2:18 pm
I think About Yesterday is my new favorite song! I've been listening to it constantly. I hope you are able to reissue this!
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What you will need:
500g beef, thinly sliced
1 Tablespoon Extra Virgin Olive Oil
1 large Onion, sliced
1 Garlic clove, crushed
1 small Red Chilli, thinly sliced
1 teaspoon Lemon Rind, grated
2-3 teaspoons Curry Powder
1 Tabelsppon Soy Sauce
2 Tablespoons Peanut Butter
250ml Coconut Milk
2 Tablespoons Coriander, chopped
What to do:
Heat the olive oil in a pan. Add the onions, chilli, garlic, lemon rind and curry powder and cook for 1 minute.
Reduce the heat and simmer for 5 minutes. The sauce will start to thicken up and the onions will go soft.
Stir in the coriander and serve with rice and your choice of vegetables.
This recipe can also be made with chicken, Substitute the 500g of beef with 500g of chicken breast, thinly sliced.
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Montana Women Face Third-Largest Pay Gap in U.S.
HELENA, Mont. – It takes women more than 15 months to earn what men earn in 12 – but pay inequality is not the only discrepancy Montana women face in the workplace.
Today is Equal Pay Day, symbolizing how far into 2018 a woman would need to work order to make the same amount a man did in 2017. Data from the U.S. Census show the 2018 wage gap between women and men is about 20 percent.
President of the National Organization for Women, Toni Van Pelt, explained that pay inequality impacts women through their entire careers – affecting vacation time, retirement savings and other aspects of life.
"Equally as important is that if women are kept in a state of constant economic insecurity, they are more liable to feel that they must put up with sexual harassment and sexual assault, in the workplace and in their education," Van Pelt said.
According to the Institute for Women's Policy Research, women in Montana who work full-time have median annual earnings of about $33,000, the third-lowest in the country. Treasure State women make about 70 percent of what men in the state make, which is also the third-highest gap in the nation.
Van Pelt noted the pay gap is worse for women of color, with black women earning just 63 percent of what their white male counterparts are paid, and Latino women just 60 percent. She added she is troubled by how slowly the gap is narrowing.
"When we first started talking about this, the average, full-time working woman was earning 59 cents, on average. So, in 55 years, it's only closed by 18 cents," she said. "That's a rate of less than half a penny a year."
The Institute for Women's Policy Research gives Montana an overall grade of "D" when it comes to employment and equality.


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Related Information for Greenskeepers Greenskeepers is forever changing as a meeting of minds and a catalog of music. The name was founded by childhood friends James Curd and Nick Maurer in 1999. James and Nick grew up skateboarding together in Chicago. Nick bounced around local punk bands while James was djing in Chicago clubs and raves when he was only 15 years old. At the age of 18 James built up a music studio and began producing Chicago house. His first release came out on the french label Basenotic in 1999. Soon after J.. read more


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Here is the front of the church which is actually a historic home in downtown Hartwell. It was renovated and this site launched in January of 2008. They normally run over 200 people a weekend in a town of 5000 people. God is good!
Here is an inside shot of the auditorium where they have morning worship service. There are two large screens which show a pre-taped message each week of our Pastor Micah Davidson.
Thought this was a fun picture of their bookstore! The entire historic home is such a gorgeous place for a church. Lots of talented people put in hours and hours of time to make it so awesome.
Here is some of the congregation having fellowship time before service began. Lots of donuts and coffee were on hand. I went for the sweet tea every time we came on site. Love that Georgia sweet tea!
During our stay, we visited the Alpine Village of Helen, Georgia. What a precious place! We walked around and visited tons of little shops and enjoyed the beautiful scenery. You can see more about Helen here.
While in Georgia Skip and I stayed with a friend from the church Skip had met the year before. Adam was a great host and even showed us around the University of Georgia campus in Athens. Go Bulldogs! I think every room in Adam's beautiful home had something from his Alma mater. This picture of Skip and me was taken on the beautiful grounds of University. Skip even rang the Chapel Bell a couple of times. Thanks to Adam and his sweet girlfriend Laci for the tour and the fun visit.
Skip and I were able to spend the most time with our pastor's sweet parents who are the campus pastors of RLF Hartwell. Bill and Alice Davidson have more energy that most 20 year olds I know and have such a huge passion for the people of their community. They introduced us to just about everyone in town and lavished us with southern hospitality. Here is a just one picture of their beautiful yard. Alice is a master gardener and let me join her in picking tomatoes, blackberries, blueberries, squash and a few strawberries. She and her husband live on beautiful Lake Hartwell and the scenery literally took my breath away.
Here is Skip with Pastor Bill in front of Gumlog, a popular landmark restaurant in Georgia. They serve up a great basket of catfish, flounder and shrimp that Skip and I shared. Oh, and lots of sweet tea too!
Here is a shot of Lake Hartwell just an hour before the best fireworks show I've ever seen in my ENTIRE life started. The fireworks were about at the Disney level and it was literally right over our heads. Wow, what a show!
Here is a shot of Lake Hartwell just an hour before the best fireworks show I've ever seen in my ENTIRE life started. The fireworks were about at the Disney level and it was literally right over our heads. Wow, what a show!
Even though Skip was there to do some ministry work, I truly felt like this was a great time of rest and refreshment. Can you tell with my feet up here? Thanks so much to all the people of Hartwell for blessing us with your love and encouragement. Thank you to Pastor Micah and Lori for giving us the opportunity to go and see firsthand what is God is doing, and lastly to my awesome in-laws who watched our kids for 5 days with no break. I love you both so much and don't know what I did to deserve such wonderful grandparents for my kids.


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January 18, 2012
What's the Best Way to Protect Against Online Piracy?
Gary Cameron/Reuters
In response to online protests on Wednesday, several key Congressional lawmakers withdrew support for two anti-Web piracy measures — the Stop Online Piracy Act and the Protect Intellectual Property Act — both of which have the backing of powerful commercial lobbies. Although the reaction was a victory for new media, online intellectual piracy remains a serious issue.
What's the best way to protect against online piracy? Is there a better alternative to these two bills?


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Suns smoke Lakers to complete series comeback
Phoenix, AZ (Sports Network) – Leandro Barbosa led seven Suns in double figures with 26 points, as Phoenix completed a monumental series comeback to blow out the Los Angeles Lakers, 121-90, in Game 7 of their Western Conference quarterfinal set.
The second-seeded Suns blanketed Lakers star Kobe Bryant and became the eighth team in NBA history to overcome a 3-1 series deficit to advance, and will face the No. 6 seed Los Angeles Clippers in the conference semifinals, starting Monday in Phoenix.
Bryant hit for a playoff career-best 50 points in an overtime loss on Thursday. However, Raja Bell returned on defense following a one-game suspension and Barbosa also helped to hold Bryant to 24 points, including one in the second half. Bryant attempted just three shots in the second half.
Boris Diaw added 21 points and nine assists, while Shawn Marion contributed 14 points and 10 rebounds for Phoenix, which led the entire way.