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My practice and teaching are currently inspired by a wonderful article on five ways to nurture happiness by Thich Nhat Hanh from inspirational Buddhist website ww.lionsroar.com read the full piece here
Here are the five ways with some of my favourite quotes…
1. Letting go
" The first method of creating joy and happiness is to cast off, to leave behind. There is a kind of joy that come from letting go. Many of us are bound to so many things…Letting go takes a lot of courage sometimes. But once you let go, happiness comes very quickly. You won't have to go around searching for it."
2. Inviting positive seeds
"We each have many kinds of "seeds" lying deep in our consciousness. Those we water are the ones that sprout…If we pay attention only to the negative things in us, we are not getting any positive nourishment. We can water the wholesome qualities in us by touching the positive things that are always available inside and around us."
3. Mindfulness-based joy
"Mindfulness helps us not only get in touch with suffering, so that we can embrace and transform it, but also to touch the wonders of life, including our own body. When we practice mindful breathing or mindful walking, we bring our mind home to our body and we are established in the here and the now."
4. Concentration
"To stay in the present moment takes concentration. Worries and anxiety about the future are always there, ready to take us away. We can see them, acknowledge them, and use our concentration to return to the present moment.'
5. Insight
"Insight is seeing what is there. It is the clarity that can liberate us from afflictions such as jealously and anger, and allow true happiness to come. We consciously call up our experience of the past to help us treasure the good things we are having right now."


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The west side is slowly catching up with the rest of Melbourne when it comes to burgers and brunch options. Exciting for me as it means brunching on the weekend no longer requires a 30 minute-plus trek.
Located a mere 15 minutes from home, I recently checked out North & Eight during a brunch catch up with a friend.
Not your average eggs benny, North and Eight's version replaces the usual ham or bacon with tender, pulled ham hock. The potato hash added an additional tasty element to the plate.
Scanning the menu, my eyes saw mushrooms and crispy polenta and the dish was pretty much instantly sold. This was even despite already having a mushroom dish for brunch the day before! Polenta is either hit or miss as the texture can be really, really ick when prepped incorrectly but these polenta chips were delish! The fried exterior was crispy while the polenta itself was airy light and fluffy. The medley of mushrooms contributed an abundance of earthy flavours and a blend of textures that kept each bite interesting. Icing on top of the cake, the indulgently creamy flavour and light texture of the hollandaise foam and sweetness from the tomato jam really upped the overall flavour palette.
With plenty of tasty options that appear to come with a bit of a tasty twist and with its location close to home, North and Eight gets some major ticks in my books. Needless to say, brunch adventure @ North and Eight take two is just waiting to happen!
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You are here, a spiritual road map
"Did I have any impact on that person at all?" "What if I had said…. ?" These questions and so many others can plague us after speaking to someone about the life-changing subject of who Jesus is and why He is so important.
Eighteen years of full-time service with Jews for Jesus has taught me that even when we don't have answers to those questions, we need to keep going. Let me encourage you to not second guess such encounters with unbelievers. You don't have to say just the right thing in order to share your faith. None of us can possibly see the big picture, so when we walk away from a witnessing situation, we really can't know how our words may have positively affected the person. Since all believers are engaged in a spiritual battle, the adversary is always ready to tell you how poorly you performed. Please don't listen to him. Speaking is better than not speaking.
My friend Steve is a Jewish believer in Jesus and an extraordinary evangelist! Before he knew the Lord, a girl shared her faith with him in a way that I would never recommend. She told him that if he didn't believe in Jesus he was going to hell. Wow. Couldn't she have found a better way to be a witness? Couldn't she have said something a little more sensitive, maybe? But it turned out to be the very thing Steve needed to hear, because he thought about it and wondered if it were true. It set him on a course of discovery that led him to faith.
We never know where a conversation may lead. We might wish we had one of those mall maps, you know the kind you look for when you arrive at an unfamiliar shopping center and are trying to find a specific store. There's always that big red arrow labeled, "YOU ARE HERE." Surrounding the area, colors and numbers show exactly where you need to go. You can even see what shops are on the way and maybe those are places you either want to check out or avoid.
We don't typically get a map like that that when we are witnessing. We don't see what's just down the way a bit or around the corner from where we're trying to go. But what we do have is even better. We have a God who does have the big picture and knows the complete "YOU ARE HERE" map for each one of us. In that all-knowing position, and with our willingness, God will provide us with the encounters that He intends for us to have, and will equip us to speak the necessary words at that time.
Our conversation with someone about Jesus may be just a small stop on someone's spiritual journey, but think about what an enormous privilege that is. When we wake up each morning with the words "Use me today, Lord" in our hearts, we'll find that "You Are Here" arrow always pointing to our place of contentment. Because we can always trust God's promise is at work in and through us when we are willing, whether or not we see it in the moment. That contentment is unmatched by anything else.
Susan Mendelson is our missionary to Long Island, New York. Prior to that she toured with the Liberated Wailing Wall (Jewish Gospel music team) and then solo. Her album "Jewish Gospel Favorites," brings her personal style to ten Jewish gospel classics. Listen to Susan singing "In the Sanctuary" by Stephen Katz.
Susan Mendelson | New York
Susan Mendelson graduated from the Crane School of Music at the State University of New York and pursued a career in country music. Because of severe performance anxiety, Susan cried out to God for help the last week of July, 1990 and over the course of three days, had a profound spiritual encounter with Y'shua in response. She came to faith in Jesus as her Messiah at that time and in 1992, the Lord transformed music performance, the very thing that brought her to Y'shua, from a cause for anxiety into her ministry when she joined Jews for Jesus' traveling music team, the Liberated Wailing Wall! As music director of the team, Susan toured the U.S. for eighteen months singing Jewish gospel music, evangelizing, handing out tracts on street corners and creating many of the vocal arrangements for the team's 1994 album, David's Hope. She has also recorded an album of her own, Jewish Gospel Favorites. In 2003, Susan began serving as a full-time missionary in New York City. Susan served on the final Liberated Wailing Wall team in 2009-2010. After the completion of this tour, Susan returned to serve as a full time missionary in NYC. She moved to Long Island in 2011 to be near her dad until he passed away three months later. In July of 2011 Susan was able to open the Jews for Jesus outpost on Long Island and continues to minister there.


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Conveniently located in a quiet street in Townsville's CBD, Civic Guest House Backpackers Hostel gives you a broad choice of room options ranging from shared dorms to private double rooms with en-suite bathrooms.
Townsville is a great place to experience a laid-back tropical city lifestyle while enjoying the fantastic wildlife and exceptional sights of the Great Barrier Reef and Magnetic Island. Take a tour, enjoy numerous free activities in and around town, or simply relax by the beach a few minutes walk away. Hostel Kurallarını Görüntüle
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Fake Student Finance Body phishing scam
The scammers & criminals get ever more creative with their phishing scams. This is one I have not seen before and could be very effective. It pretends to be a message from the UK Student Finance Body checking they have correct details to pay the payments. If you are unwise enough to follow the links then it will result in your bank, and student identity being stolen Remember many email clients, especially on a mobile phone or tablet, only show the Name in the From: and not the bit in <domain.com >. That is why these scams and phishes work so well. Email Details … Continue reading →


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SolarCity Drives Solar Affordability In The US With New Funding Approach
Just saw this article from Cleantechnica.com on something interesting SolarCity is doing in the US (it seems to resemble some of the principles we are using for PayG here), and then found this great image of a commercial installation they did for Walmart and had to post it for its inspirational value. Here's some explanation of what their program is about:
This program is based on the idea of allowing customers to pay for "MyPower" in a similar way to the way that a solar power purchase agreement (PPA) is paid for — that is to say, based on the amount of power that the system produces via the sun. Importantly, of course, in this case ownership is retained.
The MyPower program/product has so far shown itself to be a success — with over ~8,000 customers having signed up so far, just ~3 months after MyPower's introduction (back in October).
"MyPower is America's most affordable solar loan, with a lower cost than PPAs in many locations," stated Brad Buss, SolarCity's chief financial officer. "The new facility is the first of its kind, and offers the lowest interest rate of any solar financing facility we've seen. We expect it to be the first of a large array of financing we create this year to support MyPower's growth."
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Devil May Cry's Dante Is Heading To Monster Hunter: World/
It looks like Devil May Cry is the next Capcom franchise to have a collaboration event in Monster Hunter World. Players will be able to equip Dante's weapons and his stylish looks.
The trailer above shows Dante in action, fighting a few monsters with Dante's Force Edge, which acts as the Charge Blade weapon type in Monster Hunter World. Originally, the Charge Blade transforms from a sword and shield into a two-handed axe. But for Dante, you have the Force Edge transforming into Alastor, another signature weapon in the Devil May Cry series.
No release date was given by Capcom, but according to a post in Capcom Unity, you'll be able to pick up these goods through a special event quest in the game when it becomes available.
The recent crossover events that occurred in Monster Hunter World featured players hunting as Street Fighter's Ryu as well as Horizon Zero Dawn's Aloy for PS4 players. Last December, Capcom announced that a Mega Man collaboration is coming to Monster Hunter World, transforming your trusty Palico into a 8-bit cel-shaded Mega Man. Still no word about that one but expect more fun content from Capcom.


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Interim Director, SUNY North Country Consortium
State University of New York at Oswego
The SUNY North Country Consortium administered by the State University of New York at Oswego invites applications to fill a part time Interim Director of the SUNY North Country Consortium.
Posting Date: June 3, 2019
Review Date: Review of applications will begin immediately and will continue until the position is filled.
Benefit Information: The State University of New York provides an excellent benefit package. For more information on benefits for full-time Management Confidential position, visit: https://www.suny.edu/media/suny/content-assets/documents/benefits/benefit-summaries/MCunclassifiedbenefitsummary-June-2019.pdf or http://www.suny.edu/benefits/.
Date of Appointment: as early as June 17, 2019
Description of Responsibilities:
The SUNY North Country Consortium is a partnership of six SUNY institutions that was formed in 1985 to meet the growing educational needs of Fort Drum and the surrounding community as the post expanded. The six member colleges offer North Country residents a total of 14 undergraduate and career certificate programs, 37 associate degrees, 28 bachelor's degrees, 33 graduate certificates, and 24 master's degrees that can be completed locally. The consortium offices are located at Jefferson Community College's Higher Education Center and at the Education Center Annex at Fort Drum.
This position is responsible for the continued administration of the SUNY North Country Consortium and reports to the board. It works in partnership with board members, member campus representatives, military & veteran offices and community agencies to maintain the Consortium's presence and function. The Director supervises 2.5 administrative staff. Together this team provides operations, administrative and marketing support to the member college's programs offered at Fort Drum and JCC. The Director supports the board of directors in steady-state governance, and in the coming year through strategic planning as well. Also, this position is responsible for oversight of a small budget and will facilitate promotional materials and marketing via the Consortium's website, print and some in person activity.
In addition, the Interim SUNY North Country Consortium Director will be expected to display a commitment to undergraduate and/or graduate education, and possess communication and interpersonal skills sufficient to work effectively with an increasingly diverse array of students and colleagues. This is a temporary 12 month, 20 hr/week position located in Watertown, NY with some local travel required.
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Description of Department: The mission of the Division of Extended Learning is to expand access to the SUNY Oswego experience through the creation, delivery and support of innovative and responsive credit and non-credit programming for diverse audiences via multiple locations, modalities and services. We cultivate collaborative partnerships and provide superior customer service to ensure high quality, lifelong learning opportunities. The office coordinates offering of a variety of credit bearing and non-credit bearing courses and programs for both nontraditional and traditional students at the Syracuse Branch Campus, Online, during Summer and Winter terms and at offsite locations. The Extended Learning Division is the home to the SUNY Oswego in the High Schools and Oswego County New Visions programs where eligible high school students are able to concurrently enroll in SUNY Oswego courses for college credit. Extended Learning also coordinates the offering of an "Intensive English" program each summer for students from around the world and English for Academic Purposes courses during traditional semesters. Professional development programs are available by contract, on site, or online. The Division is proud to have received numerous Veteran Friendly designations and provides services to active duty military and veterans online and face to face as a partner at the Jefferson Higher Education Center in Watertown, on Fort Drum and on main campus. We also provide services such as Testing and Proctoring, International Student Services, Non-Traditional Student Services and Room Rental at our Syracuse branch campus.
Additional information regarding SUNY Oswego's Division of Extended Learning is available at http://www.oswego.edu/extended_learning.html.
Description of SUNY Oswego: Founded in 1861, SUNY Oswego is a public comprehensive college located in Central New York on the beautiful shores of Lake Ontario, 45 minutes from Syracuse. Named one of "Top Up-and-Coming Schools" in U.S. News "America's Best Colleges" in 2010, a Kiplinger's "Best College Value" for 2015, and a "Best Northeastern College" by Princeton Review every year since the first edition in 2003, Oswego offers its 8000 undergraduate and graduate students preeminent academic programs in the arts and sciences, business, communications, and teacher education. The College's success is built on providing students outstanding educational experiences with attention to a liberal arts and sciences foundation, practical applications, interdisciplinary approaches, independent scholarly and creative work, and skills for living in multicultural and global communities. The emphasis on faculty-mentored student research and creative projects is evidenced by Quest, a daylong symposium spotlighting original student research; a stipend program for students engaged in research and creative work; and the Global Laboratory, a STEM-based research abroad program at top-ranked universities around the world. SUNY Oswego is an unusually collegial and vibrant community and is in a time of wonderful opportunities with extensive facilities construction and renovation, a forward-looking strategic plan, and expanded outreach to regional, national, and international communities.
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We should look for solutions not because they are desirable but because they are practical.
CHARLOTTE, N.C. (PRWEB) October 03, 2016
With the 2016 presidential election happening in November, citizens and politicians are actively seeking solutions for the current state of affairs. Michael Stockdell analyzes the broken state of American politics and offers a starting point for a revised political platform in his new book, "The Solution."
Stockdell spent years researching politics and considering viewpoints from both sides of the political spectrum. The result is his new book, "The Solution," in which Stockdell leaves behind ideology and advocates for a smaller government and a less intrusive political system.
"The country is split between those who believe in big government and those who view it as a stumbling block to the Capitalist system," Stockdell said. "There is no compromise between the views and to reverse this bind in Washington requires altering the U.S Constitution to restore the Founders' vision."
As an autodidact with a cataloging memory allowing him to retain much of what he has learned, Stockell has both a creative and analytical intellect. He has written three novels and one memoir. Furthermore, Stockdell spent three years working for the federal government and turned his attention to politics in 2005.
"The Solution proposes a complete political system, deeply thought out but passionately expressed," Stockdell said. "We should look for solutions not because they are desirable but because they are practical."
For more information, visit http://www.stockdellmichael.com
The Solution
By Michael Stockdell
Available in softcover, hardcover, e-book
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About the author
Michael M. Stockdell was born in Richmond, Va. and graduated from the University of Virginia with a B.A. in English. He has written a large number of poems, short stories and two novels. Stockdell has worked as a systems analyst, data processing manager and management consultant, including three years in the federal government. Stockdell is married and currently resides in Columbia, S.C.
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USDCAD Analysis.
Being supported by the uptrend line from 0.9444 to 0.9669, USDCAD rebounded from 0.9701. Range trading between 0.9669 and 0.9898 would likely be seen in a couple of days. As long as 0.9669 key support holds, the price action in the range is treated as consolidation of uptrend from 0.9444, and one more rise towards 1.0000 is still possible after consolidation. However, a breakdown below 0.9669 will indicate that the uptrend from 0.9444 had completed at 0.9898 already, then the following downward move could bring price to 0.9500-0.9550 area.
AUDUSD Analysis.
AUDUSD continued its downward movement from 1.0773 and reached as low as 1.0454. Another fall is still possible later today, and next target would be at 1.0400 area. Resistance is at 1.0649, only break above this level could trigger another rise towards 1.1011 previous high.
GBPUSD Analysis.
GBPUSD's downward movement from 1.6546 extended to as low as 1.5938. Further fall is still possible after a minor consolidation. Resistance is now the the downtrend line from 1.6441 to 1.6261, as long as the trend line resistance holds, downtrend will continue.
EURUSD Analysis.
EURUSD had formed a cycle top at 1.4441 on 4-hour chart. Range trading between 1.4073 and 1.4441 would likely be seen in a couple of days, and another fall to test 1.3969 support is expected after consolidation.
USDJPY Analysis.
USDJPY is forming a sideways consolidation in a range between 79.58 and 82.22. Rise to 81.50 area to reach next cycle top on 4-hour chart is expected in next several days. Support is at 80.00, only break below this level could trigger another fall towards 78.00.
USDCHF Analysis.
USDCHF is forming a cycle bottom at 0.8340 on 4-hour chart, key resistance is at 0.8440, a break above this level will confirm the cycle bottom, then another rise to 0.8650-0.8700 area could be seen. Key support is at 0.8326, only break below this level could signal resumption of downtrend.


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Our holiday narrow boat prices are shown in £ sterling and are fully inclusive of Cancellation Insurance and VAT where applicable at the current rate. Prices current as at October 2018.
REMEMBER – your Farncombe Boat House Narrow Boat price does not include fuel but does included gas, bed linen, pets up to a maximum of 2 dogs per boat. There is limited car parking near the Boat House, or off-site parking which can be reserved free of charge.
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Where a craft can accommodate extra persons the charges are as follows: Children under 16 – Free of charge when included as extra persons. Persons 16 years and over – £40 per person.
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Fuel deposit will be charged at on arrival and are: £55 for short breaks and £90 per week.
Short Breaks are for 3 nights over the weekend, starting at 2pm Friday and returning by 9am Monday or 4 nights mid-week commencing at 2pm Monday returning by 9am Friday, giving an extra day and night for the same price as a weekend. Our craft are licensed for cruising on the River Wey from Godalming to Weybridge. This gives 20 miles of navigation to explore and 16 locks to negotiate – ample for a short break. Weekly Holidays start on either Monday or Friday. If you take a longer holiday and want to cruise on the River Thames, then you will need to purchase an additional licence at the first lock. This cost depends on the length of craft and the time you want to spend on the River, we can advise you on this or you'll find more information on Visiting Launch Short Period Application for River Thames
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A booking deposit of £150 is payable for every hire if booked more that 8 weeks prior to the start of your holiday, otherwise the full balance would be due.
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After being heavily criticized for awarding the right to host the 2018 and 2022 World Cup finals together, it was time to "look closely at everything," Blatter told the Swiss magazine Die Weltwoche."An examination needs to come now. We can not continue like this. We have to improve our image."
He told DPA that he would not step down. "Me and resignation? My father would come back to earth and read me the riot act."Some of his critics have called for a new president, but the 74- year-old has dismissed them.
"Then they should tell that to the 208 national associations. And why a new president? Just because a few journalists write that there should be a new president. I say: Never change a winning team."
Even if Blatter dismisses all corruption allegations as nonsense and stale news, he said: "We need to do something within FIFA."The first step he has planned is to introduce a Task Force that will look into clean administration.
He said that FIFA had nothing to hide. "We are the only international sports organization, non-governmental organisations included, that allows its books to be checked reliably since I am the president.
"It would not be possible to cheat as everything is controlled."The heavy criticism that FIFA had to endure after awarding the 2018 World Cup to Russia and the 2022 finals to Qatar has not passed him by.
"I am still sleeping well, but it does not simply go away. If a FIFA president is continuously questioned it is not a nice thing," he admitted."I do not need a bullet-proof vest, over the years I have managed to build a protective barrier around me." He again said he would not step down, even though his family was being affected by the negative image.
Blatter believes his mission has not yet finishes. "We are taking world football in the right direction. It is my philosophy to continue with the expansion of football."
He stressed that he was not interested in money or power, but rather in ensuring that the game is taken to countries that are not traditionally footballing countries.
Blatter said he was a bit surprised about all the criticism after the announcement of the 2018 and 2022 World Cup hosts, especially the criticism from Europe."Some of the reactions have shown some of their arrogance."
The Swiss national dismissed concerns that traditional footballing countries would have no chance in being awarded the World Cup. "But the next regions which we need to gain a foothold in are China and India."
Blatter, who likes to see himself as a visionary far beyond just footballing matters, said that he thought it was a good decision to award Qatar the World Cup."If you look a bit further and see the conflict between muslim and Christian countries, it is an extraordinary decision to award the World Cup to an Arab country."
The awarding of the World Cup has become a political thing, he said. "Heads of state have worked the corridors with me, they flattered me. Football has become a monstrosity that needs to be tamed by FIFA. And we do what we can do.
Even though FIFA executive members Amos Adamu (Nigeria) and Reynald Temarii (Tahiti) have been suspended after contravening the ethical code, Blatter dismissed allegations that the executive could be bought.
"There are no rotten eggs", Blatter said and pointed to the changes regulations and the work of the ethical committee, which started operating in 2006.
"I say it unequivocally: There is no systematic corruption within FIFA. That is nonsense. That is just as much a projection as the allegations that I bought 30 votes 12 years ago.
"I can only say: FIFA is doing everythings in its power to sanction FIFA officials who do not stick to the rules."
Blatter admits to image loss for FIFA but will not resign
After being heavily criticized for awarding the right to host the 2018 and 2022 World Cup finals together, it was time to "look closely at everything," Blatter told the Swiss magazine Die Weltwoche."An examination needs to come now. We can not continue like this. We have to improve our image."


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text: Finding Jumbo Perch Matt Straw - November 23, 2011 Alchemy was, most famously, all about turning lead to gold. During the Renaissance and the Age of Enlightenment, it was hoped that some combination of science and magic could get the job done, but alas, lead remains the stuff of cheap depth finders — the kind perch fishermen clip to their Carharts. We can't turn lead to gold, but we can help you turn 10-inch perch into jumbos. The ones I call "jumbies" (jumbo perch 14 inches and up) live different lifestyles than their smaller, younger brethren. Jumbies form cliques. They can leave cover when predators are on the prowl. They move farther out on the flats when insect activity goes bonkers on the soft basin substrates after mid winter. Much of the year they have a different diet than smaller perch. They travel in smaller packs, eat at different restaurants, march to a different drummer. Life choices of the jumbo are the specialty of alchemist Jon Thelen, product promotions manager for Lindy Fishing Tackle. He turns average perch lakes into gold mines. "On most lakes, I can find the bigger units," he says. "On lakes with real promise, I find 14-inchers pretty consistently.Location "On lakes like Minnesota's Mille Lacs, most perch anglers look to the vast mudflats away from structure to hold the biggest perch," he says. "That may be true for numbers, because little perch want to stay away from structure when feeding for fear of becoming dinner themselves. At times, bigger perch use structure to ambush the larger meals they need to sustain their jumbo bulk. They need minnows in their diet. But jumbos usually don't prowl the tops of structure with walleyes during low-light periods because they spent the first part of their lives running for their lives up top during those prime walleyes times." Jumbos usually feed at the base of a structure. "Look at spots where you expect to catch walleyes once the sun hits the tree tops," he says. "Concentrate around the base of those structures from mid morning to early evening, near the transitions that separate bottom types."The more isolated these structures are, the better they can be. But, as winter progresses, the eggs of various insects begin to hatch into aquatic forms, drawing jumbos out onto basin flats. The same tenets apply: If you're catching smaller perch, keep moving. Jumbos often move farther afield than smaller perch. Look for isolated rockpiles, reefs, and hard-bottom humps."Jumbos like structure surrounded by soft bottom," he says. "Those kinds of areas offer two primary sources of food. Within a short distance, they can find invertebrates and the meatier minnows they need to maintain their figure."HabitsAt 8 to 9 inches a perch changes feeding preference from primarily invertebrates and insect larvae to a combination of invertebrates and small minnows, according to Thelen. "The smallest minnows, like young spottail shiners, become increasingly important in growing perch to 12 inches," he says. "Lots of minnows begin to appear in the stomach contents of 8-inch perch."Six-inch fish avoid areas where walleyes and other larger predatory fish feed, but jumbos spend more time near those fish," he says. "We often set up in an area to fish for walleyes and catch jumbos during periods when the walleye bite's slow. Perch can't see well in the dark, so they don't feed in unison with walleyes even though they're after the same things — as I've said, typically minnows."Jumbos punch in during the middle of what blue-collar guys call first shift and check out during the middle of second shift. "The jumbos often come in behind a school of walleyes in mid morning, then they beat walleyes to the cafeteria in the afternoon by showing up earlier. Since jumbos feed at the base of structures versus the tops, they need a little more light penetration. The best times for jumbos tend to be between 9 am and 3 pm throughout much of winter."CuriosityBig perch often are more curious and less skittish than smaller ones. Thelen: "Jumbos often respond readily to rattling baits like the Lindy Darter and the Lindy Rattln' Flyer Spoon. They also like things they haven't seen before, like the Lindy Slick Jig, especially when you pound it on the bottom. That really draws fish in. For the Rattln' Flyer Spoon and Slick Jig I tip with a small minnow or a minnow head, selecting for larger perch by using a large presentation package."Thelen contends that if you want jumbos, stick with minnows most of the time. If perch come in and look but won't bite, deadstick a minnow on a bare hook or on small jighead. At times it helps to pinch away a tiny section of the minnow's tail before dropping it down so the minnow can't get away so easily. Deadsticking is deadly for fish that won't respond to flashy spoons, noisy lures, and glow jigs.MobilityOne good way to find perch is to fish with a group of anglers equipped to move. Cover ice by leap frogging, spending 5 to 10 minutes at holes and moving on. Thelen typically cuts holes farther apart than some anglers might in their search for fish — at least 50 to 75 feet apart. He uses a Humminbird Ice 55 sonar unit to see what's happening below. "I don't just look for fish," he says. "I fish each hole for about 5 minutes. It doesn't take long to call perch in with a rattling lure. That's why I stretch the hole pattern. We cover more water by calling fish in instead of trying to get right over them. At times when you're on a school you need to tighten up the pattern to stay on fish."I use a Humminbird 385 CI with a LakeMaster chip to choose drilling locations. There's a sequence: I drill along the edge of the base of structure for 50 to 100 yards. At both ends of that line I drill out towards deep water about 100 yards, creating a 'C' with squared ends. If they aren't feeding on the edge, we work out onto the flat."He has 3 rods rigged and ready: One has an aggressive lure like the 11â"3-inch Lindy Darter to pick off the most active fish and call in curious ones. A second holds a 1/16- or 1/8-ounce Rattln' Flyer Spoon. The last rod is rigged with a 1/16- or 1/8-ounce Slick Jig."The Slick Jig is for perch away from structure," he says. "Those fish usually are feeding on larva by rooting them out of the bottom. The Slick Jig's weight-forward design makes it perfect for pounding or crawling along bottom. If I'm close to structure, I add a whole minnow. As I move further away from the structure I might switch to a waxworm or maggots. You often see a preference develop during yearly periods and also during a day."Time to hit the water. Time to turn pesky bait peckers into heavy piles of sassy gold.Color PreferenceThe closest thing to universal colors, according to Jon Thelen, are natural forage patterns, touched up with bright, reflective colors. "Lindy Darters, Frosty Spoons, Rattlin' Flyers, and Slick Jigs in Golden Shiner, Shiner, Perch, and Rainbow attract from a distance in any color water," he says. "They work everywhere I've fished for perch through the ice. Experiment to find the right color for the conditions at hand."*In-Fisherman Field Editor Matt Straw is an exceptional multispecies angler and writer who has been working with the In-Fisherman staff for more than two decades. Get Your Fish On. Plan your next fishing and boating adventure here.


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"I wish it wasn't so expensive to rent storage space but I realize your rates are as other places in Syracuse or even less."March 01, 2017
- Kathleen from Manlius, NY
"i moved in from out of town they worked with my local family 110%"January 18, 2017
- MaryAnne from Clayton, NY
"Friendly accurate service was so appreciated. Amazing service was given."May 24, 2016
- Kathleen from Syr, NY
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- from Syracuse, NY
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- Jan from Fayetteville, NY
"the door needed greasing so they would slide pen easier...It was a struggle to get it open.."December 23, 2015
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"I did not experience any problems I would highly recommend your storage facility to friends."November 24, 2015
- Nancy from Manlius, NY
"I mainly dealt with Brenda when I would call in my payment. She was above friendly and professional. She is an asset to Uncle Bob's and I will miss my monthly calls to her though I won't miss the payment. All of Uncle Bob's employees could take lessons from Brenda - she is one of the best - "November 23, 2015
- Priscilla from Fayetteville, NY
"Just by agents being very professional, cheerful and helpful. Place was clean, dry, well lighted."November 19, 2015
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"The women in the office were so helpful. They were great!"August 23, 2015
- Michele from Baldwinville, NY
"Helen was excellent to work with! She called me quickly after I submitted my online request to check to see if I had any questions. Upon arrival in the office, she attended to every question and moved us through the process quickly and with care. "August 01, 2015
- Sharon from Syracuse, NY
"The personnel at "my" Uncle Bob's in East Syracuse, NY is superb and have been professional and helpful since day one. I maintain two storage areas after the death or illness of loved ones and I feel confident that our belongings are secure, the area is safe and the staff is attentive and helpful. I will and have recommended Uncle Bob's to several people including my employer. Thank you. Sharon 06/26/15"June 26, 2015
- Jim from Fayetteville, NY
"The Staff was very helpful and exceeded my expectations "June 25, 2015
- Jennifer from Syracuse, NY
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"Great free truck rental with move in. Also the lady at my location was very attentive and helpful. She called me one day to tell me my unit was open and to come lock it while she kept an eye on it. Very kind. "June 24, 2015
- Matthew from E Syracuse, NY
"good pricing good establishment overall happy. the winter was hard to get in and out because of snow plowed in front of door to storage unit. other than that good."June 07, 2015
- Cindy from Liverpool, NY
"the storage facility is always clean and well maintained.The staff is friendly and well informed."April 28, 2015
- Claire from Silver Spring, MD
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- David from Melville, NY
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- Kathy from East Syracuse, NY
"They were very helpful in making my move from Maryland to New York State as easy as possible. "December 30, 2014
- Christine from Binghamton, NY
"This was my first time at renting a storage unit and I didn't really know what to expect. It was nice to find that the experience was very positive."October 28, 2014
- Erika from East Syracuse, NY
"Hello, I want to thank especially Mrs. Brenda very much, she helped me with all my questions. I was very satisfied, the only problem I have is that I cannot carry the boxes and suitcase, I have problems right now with my legs, I'm 3 times a week in the NE Medical Center. Everything is still in my trunk and back seat. Next week some friend will come to me and help me to carry it upstairs into my apartment. Next time I'll get visiters from TN (my son, his wife and grandchild) or visitores fr. Germany (more than 1 person, I'll be back to your place, because I have to empty my bedroom which is used as my storage room.... thanks again for your help. Erika Carneim "October 23, 2014
- Marian from Syracuse, NY
"My only difficulty has been with payments. It was not clear to me that Uncle Bob's [Life Storage] did not send bills to customers. So combined with the free month -- which was great -- I missed my first payment. Since I'm a person who pays bills promptly, that was frustrating. I cleared that up and then almost missed the second bill as well. I'm straight now that I set up an account online. Perhaps it would be good to set up the account when you rent the space so that it's done all together. Otherwise everything has been great!"September 26, 2014
- Debbie from Syracuse, NY
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10 @ the end
Christoph Eschenbach's tenure as Music Director of both the National Symphony Orchestra and the John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts comes to a close at the end of the 2016-17 season. I've attended performances with Eschenbach conducting in San Francisco, but not here in Washington with the NSO, so I've little to say about his tenure or his departure, except to note everyone seems ready to move on, and by all accounts the big goal -- taking the NSO into the top-tier of American orchestras -- remained frustratingly beyond his grasp. It will take at least a couple of years to see if his successor, Gianandrea Noseda, can succeed where Eschenbach fell short. Noseda's tenure will have to compete for attention in the public's eye with that of Jaap Van Zweden's, who'll be taking over the helm of the NY Phil at the same time. The timing gives East Coast classical music lovers a bit of a horse race to watch in terms of how each orchestra evolves during a turbulent, challenging time in the American performing arts scene..
The end of one era signals the beginning of another and is always a good time to take stock of the present. The NSO's programming this season isn't a radical look to the future nor does it seem hopelessly stuck in the past - there's an intriguing mix of standard rep, some contemporary works (though not enough), and rarities from lesser-known composers -- in other words, there's plenty to assess the state of the orchestra as it moves forward into the Noseda era, including appearances by conductors who would have been worthy successors to Eschenbach (Runnicles, Urbanski, Conlon). Like other major U.S. orchestras, female composers and conductors are woefully underrepresented on the schedule, and it's a pity Esa-Pekka Salonen and Susanna Mälkki aren't present. Still, it wasn't hard to pick 10 subscription concerts from Eschenbach's swan song at the helm. Here they are, in chronological order:
- What: Nicola Benedetti plays Wynton Marsalis' Violin Concerto
Why: The Scot performs Marsalis' concerto -- a piece for the soloist and orchestra loaded with nods to the American music he knows so well, and written especially for her. The program also features Eschenbach conducting Tchaikovsky's "Polish" Symphony.
When: October 27 - 29.
- What: Donald Runnicles conducts Duruflé's Requiem
Why: Runnicles debut with the NSO was only last year, but audiences in Atlanta, San Francisco, and across Europe know he's a masterful and passionate conductor. The program includes an opportunity to hear Duruflé's Requiem, a 20th Century work composed under the Vichy regime, plus Debussy's Four Préludes and Trois Nocturnes. The extraordinary mezzo-soprano Sasha Cooke, baritone Christian Bowers, and the University of Maryland Concert Choir are on hand for the Duruflé.
When: November 10 - 12.
- What: Krzysztof Urbanski conducts Dvorak's "New World" Symphony
Why: Urbanski is one of the most interesting of today's younger conductors -- watching him conduct is as rewarding as hearing what he does with the orchestra. The program features the NSO debut of cellist Johannes Moser as the soloist for Tchaikovsky's Variations on a Rococo Theme, and opens with Wojciech Kilar's Orawa, a 1988 composition for string orchestra.
When: November 17 - 19.
- What: Eschenbach & Gidon Kremer celebrate Rostropovich with works by his pals Shostakovich and Weinberg
Why: The opportunity to hear Gidon Kremer perform Mieczyslaw Weinberg's Violin Concerto is reason enough to go, but there's also the Shostakovich 8th.
When: January 26 - 28.
- What: Cornelius Meister and Hilary Hahn
Why: Because Hahn performs the Mendelssohn Violin Concerto, plus there are thematic works based on fantasy themes by Dvorák, Janácek, and Richard Strauss. The Strauss piece, Till Eulenspiegels lustige Streiche, is a work I've never liked. We'll see if Meister can change my low opinion of it.
When: February 16 - 18.
- What: Conlon celebrates Rostropovich with Britten, Shostakovich, and Prokofiev
Why: Lise de la Salle makes her debut with NSO on Prokofiev's first Piano Concerto, and there's the added lure of Shostakovich's 5th, but the main thing to look forward to on this program is Conlon, a passionate interpreter of Britten, leading the orchestra through the composer's astonishing Four Sea Interludes from his opera Peter Grimes.
When: April 6 - 8.
- What: Cristian Macelaru conducts Beethoven and Bates
Why: Sergey Khachatryan is the soloist for Beethoven's Violin Concerto, plus music by Smetana, Sibelius, and Mason Bates' Liquid Interface, commissioned by the National Symphony and last performed by the NSO in 2007.
When: April 20 - 22.
- What: Ton Koopman conducts Bach and Handel
Why: No one conducts music from the Baroque era better than Ton Koopman. Period.
When: May 18 - 20.
- What: Edo de Waart conducts Rachmaninoff, Tchaikovsky, and Bates, with guest soloist Alice Sara Ott
Why: Rachmaninoff's 3rd Symphony isn't performed often, though the late work by the composer, heavily influenced by his native Russia and perhaps Richard Wagner, should be, even if it doesn't contain the obvious thrills of his 2nd. I'd rather hear Alice Sara Ott perform something other than the Tchaikovsky concerto, but we don't always get what we want. Bates wrote the 10-minute Garages in the Valley with the music if Gérard Grisey, and dedicated it to de Waart, who conducted the premiere with the St Paul Chamber Orchestra.
When: June 8 - 10.
- What: Eschenbach conducts Beethoven's 9th
Why: Is there a more fitting piece to mark the beginning or the end of an era? Nope. Eschenbach began his NSO tenure with the piece, and goes out with it. Bright Sheng's Zodiac Tales is the warm-up for the main event.
When: June 15 - 17.
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Mary Louise (Sayles) Allison, 88, died early Wednesday morning (April 24, 2013) at St. James Mercy Hospital following a long illness.
Mary Louise (Sayles) Allison, 88, died early Wednesday morning (April 24, 2013) at St. James Mercy Hospital following a long illness.
Born in North Hornell on Jan. 24, 1925 (on a day of the total eclipse of the sun), she was the daughter of Stephen "Fred" and Irene (Weld) Sayles.
Mary grew up in Hornell and was a graduate of Hornell High School (class of 1943). She later received her nurse's license from Strong Memorial Hospital School of Nursing.
She was employed as a registered nurse for about 20 years at the former Bethesda Hospital, primarily as head nurse of the maternity ward. For many years she also taught classes to expectant mothers. During World War II, Mary Served with the U.S. Nurse Cadet Corp.
Mary had been a member of the Interfaith Fellowship Church of Hornell, where she served as a trustee and treasurer. She later was a member of the First Baptist Church of Hornell.
In her youth, Mary enjoyed watching Shirley Temple movies and would learn all of the tap dancing routines that she observed while watching the movies. Later, she would perform these routines for her family. Mary continued her love of tap dancing her entire life.
In later years, she enjoyed gardening and working on crossword puzzles.
She was married on Dec. 22, 1951, to Burt Allison, who died July 3, 1995. Mary was also preceded in death by her son, Stephen Allison, who died in 1959; two brothers, Harold "Red" Sayles and Shirley "Chick" Sayles; and one sister, Fannie Roblin.
Surviving are three daughters, Martha (Dennis) Stearns, of Brighton, Nancy (Nick) Berger, of Garrison, and Susan (Chet Simons) Allison, of Hornell; one sister, Genevieve Harding, of Austin, Texas; five grandchildren, Christopher Stearns, Rebecca Stearns, Amanda Stearns, Jennilyn (Bob) Pickering and Colleen Irene Boag; one great-grandson, John Pickering; and several nieces and nephews.
She will also be sadly missed by her beloved sheltie, "Teddy."
At Mary's request, there will be no calling hours. Private services will be held at the convenience of the family.
Arrangements are in care of the Dagon Funeral Home, 38 Church St., Hornell. To leave an online condolence or share a memory, visit www.dagonfuneralhome.com.
A special thank you to Chet, Lynn and all those from Faith In Action for all that they did for Mary during her illness.


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You have often heard me talking (sometimes non-stop...I can't help myself!) about how amazing Instagram is for salon & spa business. At the Vancouver Spa Show, I created an Instagram Scavenger Hunt to help participants use their Instagram accounts to leverage their learning and cool new finds at the show. At first, some attendees were hesitant to try because they weren't overly confident using this social media platform. But by the end of the first day we were seeing post after post of entertaining images paired with happy captions and appropriate hashtags.
The feedback from learning Instagram with this game was a resounding "That was actually a really fun way to let my clients know what professional development I was doing!"
After the show, I made a decision to host a free webinar to teach as many people as I could the basics of Instagram for business...with a salon & spa twist.
As an added bonus, the day before our class, I will be sending you a video tutorial on how to set up your Instagram account so you are ready to go for our webinar the next day.
Please join me on Monday March 23rd at 10 am PST for "Using Instagram for Salons & Spas". If you can't make the time/day a replay will be sent to you.
Click here to register --> http://webinarjam.net/webinar/go/12039/4401a8f036
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The Weekly: 17
hello clinton supporters. and hello trump supporters. and hello those of you who're hiding from social media because this election season is a total buzzkill.
[also, is who're a real contraction? it looks so wrong but it feels so right...]
Before we get started...this was my afternoon:
...and also with your spirit
I was in a church for the first time in a long time recently and noticed they changed "and also with you" to "and also with your spirit."
Even though I'm not really Catholic [like most Catholics], I can appreciate the joy church leaders brought to each and every of the 1+ billion Catholics around the world with this monumental change. I can only assume all of South America paraded in the streets when their demands were finally met.
Could you imagine if they had tackled some of the other, less important todos?
Pope: Okay boys, I've got big things planned. We're going to revolutionize this church. Bring it squarely into the 20th century.
Cardinal: You mean the 21st century, sir?
Pope: Let's not get ahead of ourselves…
Cardinal: Are we going to let women become priests?
Pope: Haha, Cardy! Good one. No, we have more pressing matters. We're going to change "you" to "your spirit."
5 @ 5
As promised and right on time [several weeks late], I published two more 5 at 5 videos. See the latest here. Enjoy!
What I'm drinking: The Sidecar
Comedy Stuff
My agents and managers [make-believe friends] worked hard and procured [their word] another guest spot for me at Gotham Comedy Club. I'll be performing on the same stage I watched Seinfeld perform, and with the same level of comedic genius. If you're in NYC and awake at 9:30pm next Wednesday, come on out!


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- Home
- About SCEC
- Research
- Learn & Prepare
Brandon Schmandt
University of New Mexico
Assistant Professor
Expertise: seismology
About Me Publications
Schmandt, B., & Humphreys, E. D. (2010). Seismic heterogeneity and small-scale convection in the southern California upper mantle. Geochemistry, Geophysics, Geosystems, (under review). SCEC Contribution 1410
Becker, T. W., Lowry, A., Faccenna, C., Schmandt, B., Borsa, A. A., & Yu, C. (2015). Western US intermountain seismicity caused by changes in upper mantle flow. Nature, 524(7566), 458-461. doi: 10.1038/nature14867. SCEC Contribution 6279
Lin, F., Tsai, V. C., & Schmandt, B. (2014). 3-D crustal structure of the western United States: application of Rayleigh-wave ellipticity extracted from noise cross-correlations. Geophysical Journal International, 198, 656-670. SCEC Contribution 7121
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Call for RUFORUM Young African Entrepreneurs Applications
The 2018 RUFORUM Young African Entrepreneurs Competition (RUYAEC) whose overall purpose is to catalyse entrepreneurship through promotion of business innovation and provision of seed funding to young entrepreneurs with creative and innovative business ideas among African youth. RUYAEC invites young (<35 years) African entrepreneurs and incubates to compete for 20 awards to show case their innovations, enterprises and business concepts and propositions.
The Call for application you can find here: 2018_Call for RUYAEC
More information you can access here.


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With the 2017-18 NHL season officially launched on Wednesday night and the Hurricanes scheduled to start the season in just two days, this week is heavy on predictions for the upcoming season.
The Monday Coffee Shop polls and discussion had reader predictions at the team level.
Today's Coffee Shop polls and discussion feature polls and discussion on individual player predictions for the 2017-18 season.
First, we will do a final stop on the captain situation. As many know, the team is scheduled to announce its captains at a press conference at 12pm on Thursday. The Coffee Shop had polls on the subject of the captaincy on July 10 and then revisited the situation on September 5 right after Bill Peters said that the team would name a captain before the start of the 2017-18 season.
Carolina Hurricanes polls
Please remember to click 'vote' after each individual poll response.
Discussion questions
1) What are your predictions for individual Hurricanes players for the 2017-18 season?
2) (Following the announcement at 12pm) What are your thoughts on the decision for Hurricanes' captains including finally naming a 'C'?
3) For anyone who is new to The Coffee Shop, please share a brief introduction if you wish?
Two days until Canes hockey!
Go Canes!


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The Trapeze Artists
The Trapeze Artists
from 175.00
Great piece for cramped desks!!
These two trapeze artists have perfect balance and are completely in-separable. They help keep each other in balance and swinging. Very mesmerizing, calm and interesting design to have on any desk for anyone! Its silent back-and-forth motion create mental stimulation while observing its movements.
Elegant and classy yet fun and intriguing, this design is perfect for executives, kids, adults, students or anyone in need of a unique, one-of-a-kind gift!
8.5" tall while on stand at the top of the counterweight
3.5" Wide
3.5" Deep
Needs very minimal space on a desk!
Base finish:
sold out


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Tata Sons Limited has filed evidence in support of its September 5th application before the English High Court of Justice, the company said in a statement.
Faced with an arbitration award against it by the erstwhile foreign partner TNT Docomo Inc, Tata Sons today said it had filed evidence with English High Court supporting application to set aside ex-parte order obtained by the Japanese telecom major.
Tata Sons Limited has filed evidence in support of its September 5th application before the English High Court of Justice, the company said in a statement.
The application seeks to set aside the Court's July 25th ex-parte order that granted NTT Docomo Inc. leave to enforce the LCIA arbitrage award dated June 22.
Tata Sons' evidence outlines the grounds on which enforcement of the award will be resisted by Tata Sons, the statement said.
These include that Docomo has not validly tendered its shares in Tata Teleservices Limited to Tata Sons, which is a necessary condition precedent to payment by Tata of the sum awarded by the arbitral tribunal; and secondly, that performance of the award without approval by the Reserve Bank of India would be illegal under Indian law and/or contrary to public policy.
Tata Sons wishes to clarify that, by pursuing the above application before the English High Court, it is following the path laid down by the arbitral tribunal in the award, it said.
The arbitral tribunal, with Docomo's encouragement, expressly left open the issue of whether performance of the award would require approval from the Reserve Bank of India.
Tata sought such approval and was refused.
Accordingly, Tata Sons' actions do not, in any manner, detract from its stated commitment to discharge its obligations to the fullest extent permitted under law.
As evidence of the same Tata Sons has deposited a sum of USD 1.17 billion, representing the entire amount due under the award, with the Delhi High Court since July 2016. PTI AK SUA BJ SUA 10072331
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Building Stories Around Behaviors and Needs at Google
Abi Jones has been making things for the internet for years. Through experience in the education space to defining frameworks for user-generated experiences in social, her affinity for understanding stories enables her to bring a strategic perspective to interaction design (most recently for developing Google's Knowledge Graph).
As Abi explains, leveraging storyboarding techniques has been critical in her work.
"[Storyboarding] helps the team focus, and create a vision for the product…helps you narrow down and think about the human use case for ideas, and helps you validate whether or not your product really makes sense for people."
Watch our interview below for a sneak peek into Abi's storyboarding workshop at Delight 2014 this October:
Join us in Portland this fall to hear more from Abi and more inspiring leaders in experience design!
About Abi
Abi Jones designs for people interacting with Google's Knowledge Graph, a semantic network of over 570 million objects (and 18 billion related facts) representing the continually growing realm of human knowledge.
In addition to her work on the Knowledge Graph, Abi designs crowdsourcing tools for translating search results and adaptive feedback systems for all Google Search products. In her 20% time she teaches sketching and storyboarding classes for non-designers at Google.
When not designing interfaces for the computable portions of human knowledge, Abi writes the comic Dear Future and tracks the latest in interface technology at Voice and Gesture.


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CarSmart of Jackson
Please Call Sales!
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When you shop with us, we will provide you with the following benefits:
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At CarSmart, our mission is to consistently deliver simplicity, speed and transparency in every customer engagement...
Put us to the test...
Visit us online at www.ThinkCarSmart.com, give us a call at 573-204-0530 or stop by and see us at 2856 Sappington Dr., Jackson, Missouri, 63755 right behind Bucheit's.
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- Remote Keyless Entry
- Compass
- Trip Computer
- Fuel Data Display
- ABS Anti-Lock Brakes
- Traction Control
- Air Conditioning
- Driver Front Airbag
- Passengers Front Airbag
- Side Air Bag System
- Tilt Steering Wheel
- Cruise Control
- Steering Wheel Audio Controls
- Power Door Locks
- Power Windows
- Auto Express Down Window
- Power Mirrors
- Bucket Seats
- Cloth Upholstery
- AM/FM Audio System
- CD Player
- Alloy Wheels
- OnStar Communication System
- Bluetooth Hands-Free Phone


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Joyce Meyer Devotional 12 January 2019
Topic: No More Self-Doubt
Scripture: For in the gospel the righteousness of God is revealed, both springing from faith and leading to faith [disclosed in a way that awakens more faith]. As it is written and forever remains written, "THE JUST and UPRIGHT SHALL LIVE BY FAITH."— Romans 1:17 (AMP)
Message: If we don't believe in ourselves—in the talents and abilities God has given us—who is going to? God believes in us, and it's a good thing too; otherwise, we might never make any progress. We cannot always wait for someone else to come along and encourage us to be all we can be.
When David and his men found themselves in a seemingly hopeless situation, which the men blamed on him, David encouraged and strengthened himself in the Lord. Later on, that situation was totally turned around (see 1 Samuel 30:1–20).
Joyce Meyer Devotional 12 January 2019 – No More Self-Doubt
When David was just a boy, everyone around him discouraged him concerning his ability to fight Goliath. They told him he was too young and too inexperienced, and he didn't have the right armor or the right weapons. But David was close to God and had confidence in Him. David believed that God would be strong on his behalf and give him the victory.
Self-doubt is absolutely tormenting, but we can rid ourselves of it. Like David, we can learn to know our God—about His love, His ways, and His Word—then ultimately we can trust that He will provide us with the strength we need.
Prayer Starter: Father, You know everything about me—every insecurity, weakness and fear. Help me to be sufficient in Your love and strength today. Help me to grow stronger and more confident as I continue to know You in a greater way. In Jesus' Name, Amen.
Source: Joyce Meyer Ministries


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The Majestic was scheduled to host Crystal Castles on Thursday night, until the electronic duo's co-founder, Alice Glass, came forward with an account of years of sexual and emotional abuse at the hands of former bandmate Ethan Kath. The show was canceled within hours (along with just about every other Crystal Castles show on the books), and instead the venue will host this event benefitting the Dane County Rape Crisis Center. The event will feature a self-defense demonstration, DJ sets from Queer Pressure's DJ Boyfrrriend and Sarah Akawa, and stories and performances aimed at raising awareness of sexual assault in continuation of the online #MeToo discussion. Granted, it's troubling how #MeToo puts the onus on the victims to educate abusers and bystanders, but it's important to listen to those who do choose to share their stories. In addition to raising money for RCC, the event is a good opportunity to connect with people who are doing important work to make the local music community a more safe and accountable place and learn how to better support those efforts. —Scott Gordon
Madison, Wisconsin, est. 2014
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