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Since July 2000 Jan Buster has served as a legal secretary, receptionist, proofreader, mathematician, document redactor, supply organizer and manager of miscellaneous projects at Honsa & Associates.
But through her many tasks, she became director of first impressions.
From answering clients' initial phone calls through proofing decrees, Buster significantly contributes to each of their client's cases, says attorney Deborah M. Gallenberg.
"Jan knows our clients by name, many of whom are quick to confide in Jan about their family law matters," says Gallenberg.
Sixteen years ago Buster wanted a career change from administrative positions to working directly with people. She chose family law.
"It took me a long time to get to my area of 'social work,' but I truly do love it. My co-workers gave me the plaque that sits on my desk that says, 'Jan Buster – Director of First Impressions.' On the phone or face to face in the office, that's me."
Buster adds, "My favorite thing about my job is working with clients—from the first contact through the conclusion when they jokingly say, 'I hope I never have to see you again.' And sometimes I get a big hug as they are walking out the door—with a smile on their face."


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Tonight we went out to an impromptu dinner at a local favorite restaurant. They were serving fresh steamed Alaskan king crab for only 3 weeks and sure enough today, I went in and they didn't have any prepared. I am used to being told I can't have things because of gluten, but this I knew I could have. I was so crushed when I was told they didn't have any prepped and would have to come back tomorrow, like really? Well, we still had a great dinner (sans the crabs) and the live jazz was great tonight, there is video of it on my snapchat: user Fashiontolive . I hate when my husband takes pics of me after I have had a huge dinner lol. Food baby. I hope you all enjoy the rest of your work week!
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The Acorn & Ola Podrida have new albums, are touring, playing w/ Takka Takka (who played Northside) – dates
Takka photos by Maryanne Ventrice
DOWNLOAD: The Acorn – Restoration (MP3)
DOWNLOAD: The Acorn – No Ghost (MP3)
DOWNLOAD: Ola Podrida – Monday Morning (Abacus remix) (MP3)
The Acorn
Ottawa group The Acorn's record, No Ghost, came out June 1st in Canada (and digitally in the US); it comes out in the US in physical form August 10th through Bella Union/Yep Roc. The record is the followup to their 2007 LP Glory Hope Mountain, and two tracks off the new album are above.
The Acorn will be in the NYC-area for a trio of shows to support that record, starting with a Tuesday, July 13th show at Maxwell's with Communipaw (tickets). After that they play the next night (7/14) at Mercury Lounge with the Loom (tickets) and Thursday at Littlefield with Takka Takka and Ola Podrida (tickets).
We have a pair of tickets to the Mercury Lounge show to give away. Details below.
For Ola Podrida, the Littlefield show is one of two NYC shows on their current tour which also visits Cake Shop on July 17th. They're out supporting their new album Belly of the Lion. Grab a remix of one of the tracks from that album above.
Takka Takka played a show at Cameo on the first night of the Northside Festival this year. A few pictures from that show and the contest and album info and all tour dates for all the bands below…
Takka Takka @ Cameo….
'No Ghost' tracklist
1. Cobbled From Dust
2. Restoration
3. Misplaced
4. I Made The Law
5. Crossed Wires
6. On The Line
7. Bobcat Goldwraith
8. No Ghost
9. Slippery When Wet
10. Almanac
11. Kindling To Cremation
The Acorn – 2010 Tour Dates
Jul 13 Maxwell's Hoboken, NJ, CANADA
Jul 14 The Mercury Lounge New York, New York
Jul 15 Littlefield Brooklyn, New York, CANADA w/ Takka Takka & Ola Podrida
Jul 23 Hillside Music Festival Guelph, Ontario, CANADA
Aug 07 Wolf Island Music Festival Wolf Island, Ontario, CANADA
Aug 13 OTTAWA FOLK FESTIVAL Ottawa, Ontario, CANADA
Aug 15 Big Time Out Festival Cumberland, BC, CANADA
Sep 15 St. Matthew's Church Halifax, N.S., CANADA
Oct 20 Lucky Bar Victoria, BC, CANADA
Oct 21 Biltmore Cabaret Vancouver, British Co, CANADA
Oct 23 STARLITE ROOM EDMONTON, Alberta, CANADA
Oct 24 Republik Calgary, AB, CANADA
Oct 26 Amigo's Saskatoon, SK, CANADA
Oct 27 Park Theatre Winnipeg, MB, CANADA
Oct 28 The Apollo Thunder Bay, Ontario, CANADA
Oct 29 Loplops Sault Ste. Marie, Ontario, CANADA
Ola Podrida – 2010 Tour Dates
Jul 9 – Mango's Houston, TX
Jul 10 – The Circle Bar New Orleans, LA
Jul 11 – Engine Room Tallahassee, Florida
Jul 12 – The Wormhole Savannah, GA
Jul 13 – Snug Harbor Charlotte, NC
Jul 14 – Twisted Branch Charlottesville, VA
Jul 15 – Littlefield Brooklyn, New York
Jul 16 – The Space Hamden, Connecticu
Jul 17 – Cake Shop w/ The Callers New York, New York
Jul 18 – Garfield Artworks Pittsburgh, PA
Jul 20 – The Cine Athens, GA
Jul 21 – Drunken Unicorn Atlanta, Georgia
Jul 22 – The Bottletree Birmingham, Alabama
Jul 24 – Hailey's Denton, TX
TO WIN A PAIR OF TICKETS TO SEE THE ACORN AT MERCURY LOUNGE: Email firstname.lastname@example.com (subject: 'The Acorn'). Include your first and last name. A winner will be picked at random. You must be 21+ (to get into Mercury Lounge).


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Driver alertness course
The Humberside Police Driver Alertness Course is an alternative to prosecution for some drivers involved in a crash where they have been driving without due care and attention.
Studies have shown that drivers involved in this type of crash are much more likely to others in the future than someone who has not.
As prosecution does not address faults that led to the crash the scheme looks to improve the knowledge and skills of those drivers. The aim is to reduce the chance of them being involved in similar incidents in the future.
Theory work and practical re-training at the client's own expense is given during the one-day course.
Thousands of drivers have now attended this course in the Humberside Police area and similar courses are run all over the country.
The Driver Alertness Course is self-financing and not for profit. The police refer drivers to the scheme rather than for prosecution if there is enough evidence to prosecute. If the driver refuses to go on the course, fails to attend or does not take part properly they will be sent for prosecution. No further action is taken if the driver completes the course successfully.
A driver cannot go on another Driver Alertness Course for three years.
As well as the Driver Alertness Course and Speed Seminars there are a number of other education courses that can be offered to clients as an alternative to prosecution. These include:
What's driving us?
Driving 4 change
RIDE (for motorcyclists)
Seatbelt course
National motorway awareness course (NMAC)
For more details of all these courses go to Safer Roads Humber
Safer Roads Humber is the regional road safety partnership. We are all road users, be it as pedestrian, cyclist, horse rider, driver or motorcyclist, and we are all exposed to the risk of using our roads. This is why road safety should be of interest to all of us.
- Where is the course held?
Information about where your course will be held is included in your confirmation letter or e-mail.Maps can be found on the main driver retraining course page of our website www.saferroadshumber.comPlease note: – it is still your responsibility to ensure you plan your journey in advance. If you are late due to getting lost, any rebooking may be subject to a full rebooking fee.
- Can I choose the venue?
Yes, but only if you book your place online. The online booking system will show you the available venue, time and dates which you can then select. Visit www.hpsaferroadscourses.co.ukPlease note: – it is still your responsibility to ensure you plan your journey in advance. If you are late due to getting lost, any rebooking may be subject to a full rebooking fee.
- Do I pay the fixed penalty fine and have points on my licence as well as pay the course fee?
No, the driver safety course is an alternative to a fixed penalty fine.
- Do I need to bring my driving licence with me?
You are required to take the photocard part of your driving licence. If you hold the old style paper driving licence you must also take some other form of photo identification such as a passport.If you have mislaid, lost or your photocard licence has expired you must contact Humberside Police immediately as you will be refused entry to the course. If you are refused entry because you did not take your photocard or it has expired any rebooking will be subject to a further booking fee.As the presenter will need to check your identification you will be asked to remove any head dress that covers your face. This can be carried out in a private room at your request. If you require someone of the same gender to carry out the identification, please contact us on 01482 399065 prior to your course.
- Is there a written test or role-play and can I fail the course?
No, but you are expected to take full and active part in the course. Deliberately disruptive behaviour will result in you being removed from the course and prosecuted for the original offence.
- What if I can't get time off work to attend the course?
As you have opted to attend a course as an alternative to prosecution, work commitments will not be taken into consideration. It is expected that you will make arrangements with your employer or take leave to attend the course.
- What happens if I don't turn up or I'm late?
You must attend on your allocated time and date or you will be prosecuted for the offence you have committed. If you do not attend there will be no refund of your course fee. If you turn up after the course has started you will be refused entry and any rebooking will be subject to a full rebooking fee (less the Central Levy of £40 if this has not already been refunded). It is therefore essential you give yourself plenty of time for your journey and plan your route in advance.
- What happens if I have previously been offered the same course before?
You can only attend one type of driver safety course every three years. Prosecution for the other offence will be considered. However, normally checks would have been carried out to ensure you were eligible for the course before your offer was sent to you.
- Are meals included?
No. However, refreshments may be purchased from nearby shops.
- Is there any childcare available?
No. You must make your own childcare arrangements.
- I have special needs – can you accommodate me?
Yes, but you must contact us on 01482 399065 to discuss this further so special arrangements can be made if necessary prior to your course.
- What happens if I suddenly can't make the course, for example an emergency at home?
You will be prosecuted for the offence you have committed. If you are ill and can produce a doctor's certificate, another course may be offered if one is available within the specified time period (normally four months from the date of your offence). In these circumstances Humberside Police have the discretion to waive any rescheduling fees.
- Can I bring a friend or member of my family with me?
No. Only you will be allowed into the course. If English is not your first language and you feel you may have difficulty in understanding the course it may be possible to take a friend with you. Please contact us on 01482 399065 prior to your course.
- What happens if I want to change the date of the course?
You must attend a course within four months of your offence date. Therefore if we are able to accommodate the change we will try to do so. However, an administration cost may be charged in order to carry out the change.
- Where does the money go?
Once the costs of providing the enforcement and courses have been met, money from the scheme helps develop other casualty reduction initiatives which otherwise would not happen.
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This article was originally recorded by Forte Research Systems, Inc. on 11/03/2015 as part of their clinical research blog. It, as well as other related content, can be viewed at ForteResearch.com
As a CRO or study site, your biggest challenge is recruiting and retaining patients. There is a number of outreach and recruitment channels, mobile being one of them. In time, mobile will likely be the dominant channel. Here are four key ways a study mobile app can be helpful:
1 .Outreach using Mobile Apps – Mobile apps may be new to the research domain but they are certainly not new to your potential patients.Put yourself in their shoes and give them information in ways that they expect and will respond to.
This can also be extended to your referring physicians.Bring new studies to their attention right away and place the information they need to refer patients at their fingertips.
Evidence of the effectiveness of using mobile as an outreach channel is shown in the graph below:
2. Measure, Analyze, Iterate, Repeat – Mobile analytics allow you to track and determine what messaging resonates most with your audience, thereby providing insight to help you fine tune your message and approach.You can use this data to find patients who viewed your upcoming studies but did not enroll. Using this information, you can follow up with non-responders through messages in your mobile app, hopefully bringing them into the study with a more personal approach. To get the most out of your mobile analytics, its best to follow a process similar to this:
a. Build a funnel to identify, inform and ultimately recruit a participant
b. Implement tracking procedures to proactively follow up with potential recruits
c. Track and follow up with non-responders
3. Be Patient Centric – Give your patients what they want most – information that is useful to them. This may include the study description, visit schedule, site information and other supporting materials. It could also be a list of support groups or latest findings related to their medical condition – all in one place: the mobile app. Some examples of features that could be included in the app are:
a. Up-to-date study information provided in real time
b. Ability for users to set up their study interests and preference criteria
c. Notifications on upcoming studies (based on criteria above)
d. Ability for users to check their eligibility for a particular study
e. Ability for users to sign up for the study
4. Keep Your Patients Motivated During the Study – This is no small feat, but is key to retaining patients to the end of the study. The study's mobile app could allow your patients to set up study appointments, and schedule appointment and medication reminders. By setting the reminders, it would not only alert the patient if they missed their appointment, but also give them alternate times to reschedule. Juggling the demands of daily life with the requirements of the study can be hard for patients. Making it easier for them will ultimately make it better for you.
Mobile apps have advanced quickly in the last few years and revolutionized how we do daily activities, ranging from banking to shopping to payments. If you haven't considered mobile technology, you may want to soon. When it comes to patient recruitment and retention, the lower cost and higher efficiency makes mobile apps a good option for clinical research sites looking to enhance their recruitment strategy.
5. Don't Forget Study Site Coordinators – The research and study coordinators who run studies, manage visits and interface with patients need to track and manage multiple patients, studies and tasks.
A mobile app can give data at their fingertips – data about whether a study has enrolled enough patients, which patients have missed their appointments, reschedule requests and any updates on the study itself. Study coordinators can plan and manage studies more effectively with this data presented on demand
Mobile apps have come a long way and revolutionized how we do things ranging from banking to shopping to payments.
This is the right time for research organizations to take the step to go mobile and reap the benefits of lower costs (less print and media advertising for example), higher efficiency and most importantly reaching out to patients in a way that they have come to expect.
To learn more on how mobile apps can help attract, enroll, engage and retain participants and to access a handy checklist of steps to be taken by sponsors, CROs and site coordinators, check out this infographic!


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SICK launches first ever outdoor safety laser scanner: outdoorScan3
The outdoorScan3 allows automated guided vehicle (AGV) systems to navigate safely through outdoor industrial environments. Thanks to its innovative outdoor-safeHDDM® scanning technology, outdoorScan3 works safely and reliably in all weather – sun, rain, snow, or fog – thus closing a major gap in the automation of industrial processes.
MINNEAPOLIS, MINN., APRIL 8, 2019 - Premiering at ProMAT 2019, SICK is launching its newest safety laser scanner, outdoorScan3. It is the first safety laser scanner certified to IEC 62998 for use in outdoor applications.
Current safety laser scanners enable humans and machines to work safely alongside one another in industrial environments by reliably protecting stationary and mobile applications. Now, with the outdoorScan3, SICK is launching the first safety laser scanner that allows certified safety sensor technology to be used reliably in outdoor applications too.
This opens up huge potential for automating and increasing the efficiency of intralogistics production processes - and brings the vision of a self-managed value chain in the spirit of Industry 4.0 one step closer to reality.
outdoorScan3: unique functionality in all weather conditions
The outdoorScan3 is characterized by an exceptional ruggedness when subjected to sunlight, rain, snow, and fog. This is accomplished thanks to a new development: outdoor-safeHDDM® scanning technology. This technology means the laser scanner can work without errors when exposed to sunlight with an illumination intensity of up to 40,000 lux.
In addition, the intelligent software algorithm of the outdoorScan3 detects rain and snow, easily filtering out these environmental influences. For example, rain up to a precipitation intensity of 10 mm/h can be filtered out. Even in fog with a meteorological visual range of up to 50 m, the outdoorScan3 detects all obstacles with total reliability, due to its special fog function.
Automated processes outdoors
AGV systems facilitate a flexible and productive material flow and will be a key technology in automation concepts of the future. However, these systems can only be used in a working environment shared by humans and machines with the presence of safety laser scanners. With the outdoorScan3, AGV systems will be able to perform tasks outdoors - with no physical partitions whatsoever and without having to significantly lower their speed.
Versatile range of applications
The outdoorScan3 is already in use on passenger boarding bridges and in protecting and navigating AGV systems. A safety laser scanner with a broad range of applications and a whole host of other potential uses, the outdoorScan3 is now available from SICK USA.
About SICK
SICK is one of the world's leading manufacturers of sensors, safety systems, machine vision, encoders and automatic identification products for industrial applications. With more than 1000 patents, SICK continues to lead the industry in new product innovations. The diversity of its product line allows SICK to offer solutions at every phase of production in the logistics, automotive, packaging, electronics, food and beverage, and material handling markets. SICK AG was founded in 1946 and has operations or representation in 65 countries worldwide.
At ProMAT 2019, SICK is launching 13 new products and providing an in-depth look at our approach to analytics, deep learning, and localization in our Innovation Lab. Talk to our experts about the future of Industry 4.0 at Booth #S4506.
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Team rotation schedule template, A scheduling template is a blueprint of your ideal day prepared ahead of time. It coincides with a prepared appointment principle based upon individual needs and appointment history. The idea is similar to"painting by number". Every potential or desired appointment is booked in advance for up to a year at a time. Appointments are scheduled by imitating the guideline then finding the next available appointment of this type.
Regain control of your own time. The best benefit realized is that the return of control over how your day is scheduled. Everybody appears to want everything yesterday or last week. Unfortunately, it's not always possible to react that fast, yet we are often forced to try. This is particularly true if others are scheduling your appointments with no clear and specific set of directions. A natural byproduct of the scheduling template is the evolution of a very clear set of scheduling instructions.
The creation of a plan for scheduling is a huge benefit. As stated, this is a natural byproduct of the template. Once created, it is easily learned and followed permitting anyone to schedule an appointment simply by referencing the guideline. People can be taught quickly, it is easily understood so that they can begin scheduling immediately.
Incorporating personal desires with specialist desires is often challenging. In fact, it is common for personal desires to be overlooked or skipped due to lack of time. A scheduling routine is a reflection of personal and professional desires. When creating the template, both are coordinated so the perfect day includes time allocated to accomplish both.
Eliminate stress and fatigue. The scheduling principle identifies all possible appointments including a listing of all activities which can be completed within each one. Reviewing each appointment to guarantee the time allocated is sufficient for the action aids in eliminating problems experienced routinely in the past. The ideal day is constructed with the guideline to book each predetermined appointment removing conflicts throughout the day. Since they conflicts are solved in advance, tension and anxiety are reduced or eliminated. Take a look the sample of team rotation schedule template below at the attachment page.


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San Jacinto College's Women's Basketball Head Coach Brenita Jackson was named the National Junior College Athletic Association Region XIV Coach of the Year after a remarkable turnaround season in which the team went from 3-27 last year to 23-9 this season.
"I am very humbled by the honor and excited to see all of our hard work recognized by my peers," commented Jackson, now in her second year as coach of the San Jacinto College program. "It really means a lot because there were several coaches who could have won it, and the league was as deep as I have seen in years."
The team was ranked nationally for much of the season appearing as high as ninth in the NJCAA Division I Women's Basketball poll in early January. It qualified for the regional tournament for the first time since 2011, advancing to the semifinal round before being eliminated by the defending national champions Trinity Valley Junior College.
Three players earned honors for their accomplishments during the 2014-2015 season. The team's leading scorer, sophomore guard Kendra Howard (Dallas / Cedar Hill High School), who averaged 15.5 points per game, was named to the All-Region Team. Freshman guard Miranda LeJune (Pearland / Pearland High School), who led the nation in assists with 8.1 per game, was named to the All-Conference Team and earned the Region XIV Co-Freshman of the Year honor. Freshman forward Kaelynn Wilson (San Antonio / Wagner High School) earned All-Conference Honorable Mention recognition.
Coach Jackson described the turnaround season as "truly a blessing to experience." "I am very proud of our team's dedication and relentless effort to buy in to winning on the court, in the classroom, and in life," she commented. "To go from 3-27 to 23-9 is outstanding. We finished the season nationally ranked, advanced to the semi-finals at the regional tournament, and established ourselves as an elite team in this country."
For more information about the San Jacinto College women's basketball program, please visit sanjacsports.com.
About San Jacinto College
Surrounded by monuments of history, industries and maritime enterprises of today, and the space age of tomorrow, San Jacinto College has been serving the citizens of East Harris County, Texas, for more than 50 years. As an Achieving the Dream Leader College, San Jacinto College is committed to the goals and aspirations of a diverse population of approximately 30,000 credit students. The College offers 186 degrees and certificates, with 46 technical programs and a university transfer division. Students benefit from a support system that maps out a pathway for success, and job training programs that are renowned for meeting the needs of growing industries in the region. San Jacinto College graduates contribute nearly $690 million each year to the Texas workforce.
For more information about San Jacinto College, please call 281-998-6150, visit www.sanjac.edu, or follow us on Facebook and Twitter.


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B2W Workshop
What are blogs, Podcasts, SmugMug, Newsvine,
SezWho, Wet Paint, Facebook, YouTube & Flickr
– and what do they mean to you?
Online media has created a new challenge for organizations. Understanding and effectively using these new tools can seem intimidating and overwhelming.
The Bridging Two Worlds (B2W) workshop is a half-day interactive session designed to demystify, explain and showcase the opportunities and challenges that online media creates for you and your organization.
Designed by communications professionals with a foot in both traditional and online media, B2W gives you an overview of this fast-past environment.
B2W will help you to understand the online threats to your organization's reputation and how you might proactively reach out to your stakeholders online.
B2W is facilitated by Della Smith of QUAY Strategies and Ruth Atherley of AHA Creative Strategies. In this workshop, you will learn:
· The ways to communicate online.
· The importance of a strategic approach to communicating online.
· How to include and blend these new tools into your strategic communications plan, if appropriate.
· How to monitor what is being said about your organization online (and who is saying it).
· The importance of developing a solid corporate policy around employee blogging and social media participation.
For more information or to book a B2W workshop, please contact email@example.com.


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Who needs Russian interference when all it takes to sow chaos on Election Day is a two-page ballot?
Board of Elections Executive Director Michael Ryan blamed two-page, perforated ballots for jamming voting machines and causing Election Day chaos — an explanation that did not sit well with City Council members.
"It is not putting a man on Mars," Council Speaker Corey Johnson said. "This should be doable."
But as he was grilled by the Council during an oversight hearing, Ryan testified that it was a bit like putting a man on Mars — in that nobody has ever done it before.
"The board has been advised that no other jurisdiction in the United States uses a two-page perforated ballot," Ryan said. "That perforated edge on the ballot leads to increase in ballot jams."
And ballots getting jammed in scanners led to massive delays at polling sites across the city — a situation Ryan had previously attributed to rainy weather making ballots wet, and higher than expected turnout.
Ryan, who apologized for the board's handling of the election only after prompted by Johnson, also apologized for his comments regarding the weather, which he said were meant to be specific to a poll site he was visiting.
"In no way shape or form was that meant to be construed as being insensitive to the plight of the voters throughout the city or a shrug of shoulders saying, well it's raining, there's nothing we can do," Ryan said.
But that apology didn't cut it for Johnson, who has called on Ryan to resign and said the hearing hadn't changed his mind. He said Ryan's answers were inadequate, and that it was "tone deaf" to only apologize after he was prompted to do so.
"If I were him, I would have come here today in sackcloth and ashes and said, 'I'm so, so sorry for what you all had to endure on Election Day, I will ensure or do my best to ensure that this will never happen again," Johnson said.
The two-page ballot was used in four of the five boroughs — and the only one with a single page ballot, Staten Island, did not experience widespread scanner jams, Ryan said. The longer ballots were needed to fit all the candidates running for judicial office, and to include candidate names in various languages.
While other jurisdictions do use multi-page ballots, they aren't perforated, Ryan, said, blaming the edges for the issue. Perforating a two-page ballot is required by state law.
Voters encountered poll sites where scanners were jammed and taken offline — and on average, the wait time for a technician to fix a jammed scanner was 52 minutes, Ryan said. He did not have information about how many scanners were down at any given time during the day.
Despite knowing that the new ballots were going to be needed, the board did little testing of them. Ryan argued the testing wasn't useful because board employees know the scanners better than voters do, and only feed three pages through each machine to make sure they work.
"We don't learn much from the testing," he said. "We have to do it by law."
Council members ripped Ryan to his face for the board's handling of the election.
"I am embarrassed as a New Yorker by what happened on Election Day," Johnson said.
"I feel like this happens over and over and over again. I can't remember an election where people said, 'You know what? It was done in a thoughtful, calm, professional, easy manner.' New Yorkers deserve that and and I don't have that confidence that that is going to happen," Johnson said.
After the hearing, Ryan said the state should change its requirement that multi-page ballots must be perforated. But pressed on other issues that may have bogged down machines — like humidity and water — he argued the nitty gritty didn't matter to most people.
"The bottom line is the frustration of the voters was real. All of these technical issues off to the side that we all like to get hung up on need to be put to bed. We talked about them and now we have to come up with a game plan moving forward so if we have this kind of volume again and we have a two-page ballot again, that we're more ready to deal with those issues at the poll sites when they arise," he said.


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Campaigners are calling for a ban on Thai shrimp exports to the EU and US following alleged human rights abuses.
A report by the Environmental Justice Foundation (EJF) claims many workers have been trafficked, held in bonded labour and subjected to abusive conditions.
Thailand is the world's largest exporter of shrimp. It exports about 90% of its seafood, mainly to the US, Japan and EU countries. Once considered a delicacy, shrimp has become increasingly popular in the west. On average, every American consumed nearly 2kg of the crustacean in 2011; in the same year, Thailand was the UK's largest supplier of shrimp, with Britain snapping up an estimated $195m-worth.
The executive director of EJF, Steve Trent, says the abuse of workers in the shrimp business is key to the industry's success. "If you look at the economic model [in Thailand], this kind of labour abuse forms an inherent part of it – it's what drives down costs," says Trent. "Everyone in Thailand knows this is going on, for them it's good business."
"We would ideally like to see Thailand take action against the bad guys, but if that's not going to happen, the European Union, as the world's largest seafood market, should introduce trade embargos. There is a reality here that we are eating products in the EU that have been produced by forced labour, on occasion slave labour, coming cheaply and easily from Thailand."
The report bases its claims on evidence collected in two trips, in October 2012 and March 2013, focusing mainly on one fishing town, Mahachai in Samut Sakhon province, about 25 miles south-west of Bangkok. The port is a major part of the Thai shrimp infrastructure, supplying 31.5% of exports.
One of the girls quoted in the report, Aung Aye, told investigators: "I am 11 years old. I had to peel the shrimp shells and extract excrement. I hope that I will never be in such trouble again. I think peeling shrimp is the most difficult task I have ever done. I think [people in the west] eat shrimp because they don't know how it is produced at the factory. If they knew, they wouldn't eat it."
The EJF investigated claims of human trafficking and labour abuses, with a particular focus on pre-processing facilities, known as peeling sheds. It claims that some of the country's largest exporting companies are using shrimp produced under "exploitative, abusive and even violent conditions". The informal nature of the work, which is sub-contracted and highly labour intensive, means it is the least regulated aspect of the supply chain. Once peeled, the shrimp is passed to much larger processing facilities where it is prepared for export to the US, Japan and the EU, Thailand's main markets.
Much of the alleged abuse is suffered by migrant workers who have to undertake arduous journeys to get to the shrimp factories. Workers from the neighbouring countries of Myanmar, Laos and Cambodia make up 90% of the workforce in the seafood processing industry, according to a 2010 Human Rights Watch report.
One migrant reported: "If we started work on the night shift at 4pm, we worked until 6-7am. As for the day shift, we have to wake up at 3am and start work at 4am. If there are lots of shrimps I have to work till 7-8 pm. Those who have debt bondage are not allowed to leave. Security is at the gate who stop them."
Trade experts representing the EU do not believe that import bans are the answer to alleged mistreatment. John Clancy, the EU spokesperson for trade, says the EU is working with the Thai authorities to help fight child labour and human trafficking by monitoring and sponsoring development projects aimed at tackling abuse.
But he stressed the importance of trade as a key tool for development. "Our trade and development policy is based on the assumption that more and more sustainable trade can help boost economic growth, create jobs and eradicate poverty.
"Throughout history there is no country that has moved from a developing state to an emerging economy without trade. Trade is the driver of development."
Trent, however, says responsibility lies not only with the Thai government but also with European officials and, eventually, the consumer. "There isn't a reasonable person in the EU or UK who would happily eat a product that was fed with fish caught by a slave, peeled and prepared by people working for 14 hour days for less than you would earn in an hour, people with their rights denied, their documentation taken away.
"Relatively small increases in the price of this product could transform lives; this doesn't mean going from a £2 bag to a £10 bag, it's a difference of pennies."


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Artists from the Daylesford and Macedon Ranges Open Studio Program: Macedon Ranges Artists
May: Thomas Butler
Thomas' work is bright and vibrant with a distinct Australian theme in many of his works.
February 2019: Andrew Wallace
Red Venice – 22 new photographic works in infrared light using modified lenses to give an unexpected twist to the city of dreams, love and bridges.Red Venice is an unusual look at the everyday life of a remarkable city.
January 2019: Buttlejork Artists
December: Aimee Timpson
'The Power of the Flower"
November: John O'Loughlin
'My work begins with questions that review my beliefs in the Catholic theology learnt in my youth. My focus has been to think about the way that the saints have been venerated throughout history, about miracles, 'life after death', and the way that God interacts with creation. The 'Reliquaries' and religious vessels prompt the viewer to reflect on the use to which these vessels are put and the reality behind the ideas that this use expresses. Does God intervene directly into human life through miracles?
October: Tim Murphy: Painter
In my paintings I strive to represent the often enigmatic nuances of direct visual perception, particularly the portrayal of subtleties hidden from the camera lens. For me, painting is almost a daily ritual which usually takes place in the corner of the kitchen of my small inner-city flat, the constraints of which tend to dictate the size and subject of my work. It's lucky I'm consistently amused by small things.
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5 September to 12 November Hat'itude
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Custom fit and personalised service from the maker in attendance on all days Art on Piper is open. (Only closed Tuesdays)
13 June – 10 August: Chris Rowe: Mixed Media
Chris' work explores people, the way we are, our relationships with our environments and our many layers of history.
Chris' artistic expression is informed by her life's experiences, taking the personal to the universal. The interaction of people with each other and their environment is the constant thread that weaves throughout her work. Her people are schematic, reflective, contemplative, layered and transparent, of different times and perspectives often blending into their surrounds.
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8 May – 12 June: Chieko Hester: Origami Artist
Growing up in Japan, Chieko fondly remembers her fascination and enthusiasm for origami beginning around 6 years old, when her father taught her to fold a paper crane. Whilst the origami pieces are based on tradition, she is influenced by the desire to combine both Eastern and Western design aesthetics.
8 March – 8 May 2018: Garth Henderson
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Plus, an escalated karaoke squabble and a Little League embezzlement.
Long live the red wolf.
Austin's Greater Calvary Bible Church believes the sport is a training ground for essential life lessons. Here's how the congregation's efforts defy hunting trends across the state.
Emily McCullar on hunting's place in her life, plus a tour through her glossary of hunting terms.
Whitetail season is nearly upon us. Here are the destinations that belong at the top of every hunter's bucket list.
A brief primer so the next time you get an invite to your buddy's deer stand, you won't booger things up.
"We both watch the blood and steam spill out into the winter air. At this point, it is not unusual for at least one of us to cry."
The gear is better, the antlers are grander, and the price of admission has shot way up. Welcome to the new world of Texas hunting.
The deer industry is booming. Participation in the sport is not.
My cat was a fearless hunter who stalked the countryside—until she squared off with a rattlesnake.


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a little outtake from the cratery 10 dig day.
don't mind the orange tint, my camera was on colour accent mode.
i first met this fine young man in 1997 at the bmg offices with rainbow if memory serves me correctly.
he couldn't have been a day over 15 at the time and to see that earnest youngin turn into the well rounded dude and peer he now is puts a smile on my face.
i don't have many close friends, and definitely not many "new" ones. It takes a special person to last 10 years in my life and in all honesty, i am just getting to really know kaelah since moving back to toronto in 2006.
congrats on making it to this first milestone, homie. i hope your 25th year is amazing and brings you perspective, growth and promise!


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11 December - Your very good health!
I was not alone in thinking that a Scrutiny meeting devoted only to health matters might prove to be heavy going,
there were no members of the public present at last night's meeting.
The Agenda reveals that the Urgent Care Centre (UCC) in Erith will be kept open beyond the initially proposed closure date and reprieved until 31st March 2020. It was reported at the meeting that the Centre is frequently used because GP appointments are very difficult to get.
Councillor Nicola Taylor (Labour, Erith) thought that there would not be be room at the Erith Health Centre to run all services currently provided by the Urgent Care Centre but was told they would not all be moved so accommodation would not be a problem. She was also told that the closure of a GP practice in Erith would not make things worse despite a claim made at an earlier meeting that Bexley has among the poorest doctor patient ratios in the country.
Councillor Alan Downing (Conservative, St. Mary's & St. James) said that it was widely agreed that Erith Hospital was no longer fit for purpose and services "would soon be swamped". He was impatient for action to be taken quickly.
Councillor James Hunt (Conservative, Blackfen & Lamorbey) said that in the recent past the Clinical Commissioning Group had promised no loss of services and no reduction of opening times and it was "an absolute commitment" but all of those things are happening and the UCC is being broken up. "The X-Ray unit seems to be disappearing."
He was also concerned that consulting with a Focus Group peaking at 14 members was not a lot from a population of a quarter of a million.
Councillor Hunt was told by the CCG representative (Managing Director Theresa Osborne) that to have X-Ray facilities at Queen Mary's, Sidcup was good enough. "There was no expectation" of renewing the Erith facility although it will continue for the immediate future.
Both Councillors Sybil Camsey (Conservative, Crook Log) and Alan Downing said that the Erith X-Ray Department was "not fit for purpose" and "hadn't been for years". Councillor Camsey said that "we are losing sight of the fact that hospitals are for patients who might be in pain or very ill and we are not making their needs a priority".
Addressing Ms. Osborne she said "I am not convinced by anything you have said so far".
Councillor Downing was concerned about "the dwindling" number of GPs in Bexley. He was prescribed some fine words about recruitment. Councillor James Hunt was concerned that some Bexley GP practices were registered with Greenwich CCG and Bexley residents were not being protected by Bexley policies on obesity etc. He was given a repeat prescription of fine words.
Yesterday's announcement indicating that Crossrail services may be two years away casts a black cloud over Bexley's Growth Strategy but if it ever comes to pass estimates are that the borough will need 50 more doctors, 20 more dentists and additional pharmacists and opticians.
One might think a formal survey on obesity unnecessary given what may be observed out on the streets and the formal survey inevitably confirmed the popular view. In Bexley three out of ten primary school children are over-weight rising to four by Year 6 and six out of ten are obese by adulthood. The extreme north and extreme south of the borough tip the scales more than the centre.
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A bearded man's bond with his cat is a special one, so when a Melbourne man thought he'd lost his feline buddy, he was understandably upset.
Jason McNally was travelling interstate for work while a maintenance man was doing renovations on his home.
His moggy cat with a manly name, Maurice, was left behind to keep an eye on things.
Apparently Maurice did this a little too well.
While the maintenance man took a break from plastering a wall the cat snuck behind it for a sticky beak.
Unfortunately the tradesman didn't notice and plastered Maurice behind the wall.
How the cat's meows for help went unnoticed are unknown.
When Jason's housemate told him the news he was upset and angry and took to Facebook to organise a search party for his assumed runaway friend.
Helpless as he was still interstate it was up to Jason's friend to find Maurice.
After pasting flyers all over the neighbourhood the friend caught a lucky break when he heard Maurice crying from behind the newly plastered bathroom wall.
Jason's initial reaction was to kick the wall in and get the cat out, but fortunately Maurice was a smart moggy and managed to climb to a spot where he was reachable from a manhole.
When Jason returned home he not only got a massive cuddle from his cat, he also got a bit of TV time on The Project to tell his crazy cat tale.


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Located in the Deccan Level, Nagpur is known as the orange investment of India, due to the point that it is a significant cultivator and business centre of lemon. The place of this city is almost in the centre of the nation, providing Nagpur the name Zero Distance Marker, which indicates the regional centre of Native Indian. Situated on the economical institutions of the Stream Nag, thus providing the name, Nagpur, this place has a number of sightseeing opportunities in and around the town which consist of several mansions and castles. The other destinations consist of Gavilgad Ft, Monster Building Forehead, Forts of Balapur, Adasa, Maharaj Baug and Zoo.
The range between Mumbai and Nagpur is around 850 km.
Mumbai is linked with Nagpur by air, street and railroad. As both the places have essential air-ports, travelling from Mumbai to Nagpur is not a bad choice. It requires only 40 moments to arrive at Nagpur from Mumbai. Major airways like Kingfisher, GoAir, Jetlite, Indigo, SpiceJet and Native Indian airways have frequent routes from Mumbai to Nagpur.
The best way to journey from Mumbai to Nagpur is by practice. Several teaches from Mumbai that journey further down to the southeast places have to complete through Nagpur. Among the everyday fast and show teaches operating from Mumbai to Nagpur are Shalimar-Lokmanya Tilak Express (No.18029), Howrah-Mumbai CST Gitanjali Express (No.12859), Gondia-Mumbai Vidarbha Express (No.12105), Nagpur-Mumbai CST Duronto Express (No.12289) and Nagpur-Mumbai Sewagram Express (No.12139). The practice requires about 14 time to arrive at from Mumbai to Nagpur.
Regular bus solutions are available from Mumbai to Nagpur. The vehicles cost a stand up varying anything from Rs.800 to Rs.1500. These vehicles come under different groups like common, AC multi-axle, AC and non-AC individuals, partial individual with push-back chairs and 2 X 2 trainers. One can guide these vehicles on various net sites. The most practical is to guide an instantaneously individual bus.
The cab solutions are also available from Mumbai to Nagpur. The cab taxis cost a stand up which range from Rs.15 to Rs. 30 per km based on the kind of automobile the tourists want to seek the services of. Travel by highways requires more than 15 times protecting the range.


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Vic Gundotra Leaving Google, What's It Mean for Google+?
Vic Gundotra, the driving force behind the Google+ platform, has announced he is leaving Google, which has many people pondering the future of Google+. Gundotra, who has been with Google for eight years, is leaving the company effective immediately.
Google+ for iPad Arrives in App Store
Google has rolled out an update for the iPad version of its Google+ client software. The company said that the update would allow iOS users to see the improvements to the social network which Google introduced on Android last month.
Don't Be Evil Tool: Focus on the User Builds a 'More Relevant Google'
Facebook, Twitter, MySpace, and other social media networks have created a Chrome bookmarklet and website to reveal the bias in Google's personalized search results. Their Focus on the User campaign was a bold move, but who is it hurting?
Google+ vs. Facebook: More Passive Aggression & Creepiness in Tech Soap Opera
Like the spurned soap opera wife, Google's Bradley Horowitz shot back at Mark Zuckerberg for claiming they are "creating their own little version of Facebook." Zuckerberg spoke out again against every company but his for violating user privacy.
Google Shutting Down Buzz and 4 Other Services
Google announced that several products will be shut down by early 2012. This includes Google Buzz, Code Search, the University Research Program for Google Search, iGoogle social features, Jaiku, and several APIs associated with these services.
Google+ Is Google Itself, Says Google VP
Google+ is the overriding connection between all Google services, according to Google's Bradley Horowitz. Horowitz also discusses the social network's strength in "mass media" sharing and touches on when Google plans to add advertising to Plus.


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Wednesday, October 21, 2015
The next set of server rooms slated for decommissioning have been identified. An additional 14 rooms have been earmarked, and the team has communicated to owners that reduction and relocation of their equipment will begin within the next few months. The owners and operators of these rooms have either requested that their rooms be decommissioned soon, or have already started the process on their own.
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The Ultimate Trail Mare
- Farm Name: Westwood Farms
- Horse Name: Painter's Angel Sally
- Horse Age: 8
- Horse Color: paint
- Horse Height: 15.3
- Horse Gender: Mare
- Horse Temperament: Steady Freddy
- Rider Skill Level: Intermediate
- Riding Category: Trail and Show
- Registered: Yes
- City: Locust Dale
- State: Virginia
- Country: United States
- Zip/Postal Code: 22948
- Phone Number: 5408251300
- Listed: February 13, 2015 2:08 pm
- Expires: This ad has expired
"Strolling Sally" was born and raised in Georgia. She was imprinted at birth and has been worked with natural horsemanship to get her off to a good start.
She is a true 15.3 hands barefoot with a nice build. She is one of the most naturally walky spotted horses I have ever come across. You just sit and she strolls along. She is so smooth that you can ride for hours and feel great when you stop. She does a true head shaking flat walk or a nice classic southern saddle gait.
Sally is smart and confident. She is willing to work in the ring, but excels on the trail. She is energetic, yet not too forward. She has a great work ethic and will go all day if asked. She will go anywhere you point her and does not fuss or balk.
She is out of walking horse bloodlines top and bottom. Her sire's line goes back to the foundation spotted walking horses (Sandy Sun Sally). The video clips is after being off all winter and straight of the pasture.
Videos, pedigree and more: http://www.westwoodfarms.net/mares/paintersangelsally.html
Information about the ad poster
- Listed by: Stephanie Ford
- Member Since: February 13, 2015


text: A Survey of Indian Assimilation in Eastern Sonora By Thomas B. Hinton No cover image A Survey of Indian Assimilation in Eastern Sonora By Thomas B. Hinton Read preview Excerpt The aboriginal peoples of the Mexican state of Sonora, of which there were seven major groups when the Spaniards arrived in the mid- sixteenth century, have to a large extent been lost sight of. These seven groups were the Yaquis, Mayos, Pimas, Papagos, Opatas, Jovas, and Seris. Acculturation has proceeded in such a fashion that, with the possible exception of the Seris, there is no group which can be said to observe aboriginal patterns to any great degree. None of the major tribes of Sonora, however, has disappeared completely. The descendants of these Indians, who can be found in most areas of the state, manifest, group by group, differing stages of physical and cultural absorption into surrounding Mexican populations.The tribes of Sonora, in fact, present a rough continuum of varying responses to contact ranging from the least Mexicanized Seris, on the one hand, through the more Hispanicized Sonora Papagos, Lower Pimas, Yaquis, and Mayos, and terminating in the almost absorbed Jovas and Opatas (Spicer 1954: 663-678). Two other groups, the Cocopas and the Varohios, with extensions into Sonora are not included. Among these peoples the processes of acculturation must be examined in terms of two major periods of change. The first of these is the colonial period at which time the natives were brought under mission influence and the cultures of all underwent extensive alteration. Again excepting the Seris, who will no longer be included in this paper, the result was a mixed Spanish colonial- native Indian type culture which in many ways parallels that outlined by La Farge for Middle America (La Farge 1940: 281-291). Today one of the major points of difference between members of these groups and their non-Indian neighbors is the greater retention of Spanish colonial forms introduced by the early missionaries. These traits, particularly religious practices, have come, through long association, to be regarded locally as characterizing the Sonoran Indian.The second period of change is seen in the gradual merging of Spanish-Indian colonial culture with that of modern non-Indian Sonora. For most of these groups, then, the contemporary situation can be described most accurately as that of participants, in varying degrees, in the peasant- like subculture of rural Sonora rather than that of tribal Indians (peasant subculture as defined by Wagley andHarris 1955: 431-433).This paper is concerned with the three most assimilated indigenous groups in present day Sonora; namely, the Lower Pimas, the Jovas, and the Opatas. These are Indian groups among which there has been little ethnological work and which have been considered by most writers to be extinct or nearly so. The Upper Pimas are omitted because of their uncertain contemporary position. Although apparently extinct over their old territory in Sonora, the possibility remains that certain segments of this former Sonoran group may still exist, having been incorporated into the modern Papago of Arizona.A second purpose of the paper is to delimit and locate the native Indians still existing in contemporary eastern Sonora and briefly to define the varying degrees of survival as ethnic entities which these people display, group by group and area by area. By this examination it is hoped that the place of these people in relation to the larger Sonoran society and their present orientation can be better understood. Related books and articles Books Journals Magazines Newspapers Encyclopedia Marobavi: A Study of an Assimilated Group in Northern Sonora By Roger C. Owen University of Arizona, 1959 Read preview Overview Twilight of the Mission Frontier: Shifting Interethnic Alliances and Social Organization in Sonora, 1768-1855 By José Refugio De la Torre Curiel Stanford University Press, 2012 Read preview Overview Potam: A Yaqui Village in Sonora By Edward H. Spicer American Anthropological Association, 1954 Read preview Overview The Quest for Jewish Assimilation in Modern Social Science By Ash, Mitchell G. Shofar, Vol. 28, No. 2, Winter 2010 PRPEER-REVIEWED PERIODICAL Peer-reviewed publications on Questia are publications containing articles which were subject to evaluation for accuracy and substance by professional peers of the article's author(s). Read preview Overview Borderland Conditions between the United States and Mexico: A Conversation between Rachel St. John and Natalia Mendoza By Journal of International Affairs, Vol. 66, No. 1, Fall-Winter 2012 Read preview Overview Learning from Our Neighbor: Women with Disabilities in Oaxaca, Mexico. (Women with Disabilities in Mexico) By Marshall, Catherine A. Juarez, Lourdes Garcia The Journal of Rehabilitation, Vol. 68, No. 4, October-December 2002 PRPEER-REVIEWED PERIODICAL Peer-reviewed publications on Questia are publications containing articles which were subject to evaluation for accuracy and substance by professional peers of the article's author(s). Read preview Overview Conflict in Colonial Sonora: Indians, Priests, and Settlers By Orique, David International Bulletin of Missionary Research, Vol. 38, No. 1, January 2014 Read preview Overview Yaqui Indians Claim Aqueduct in Sonora State Infringes on Tribal Water Rights By Navarro, Carlos SourceMex Economic News & Analysis on Mexico, July 31, 2013 Read preview Overview Mining Company Grupo Mexico Rescinds Threat to Shut Down Operations at Sonora & Coahuila Mining Complexes By SourceMex Economic News & Analysis on Mexico, June 12, 2002 Read preview Overview Folklorist's Latest Book Explores Religious Art of Sonora By Eubank, Johanna AZ Daily Star, October 13, 2019 Read preview Overview 'Los Portales' Home Is Journalist's Homage to Lovely Alamos, Sonora By Leighton, David AZ Daily Star, September 2, 2019 Read preview Overview Native Americans Create Their Own NAFTA A Variety of Projects Encourage Indians to Engage in Cross-Border Trade By Michael Stoll, Monitor The Christian Science Monitor, July 3, 1997 Read preview Overview FREE! rancheria The Columbia Encyclopedia, 6th ed., 2018 Read FREE! 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I am beginning to think there may be no actual point in making any kind of plans, because they are just going to keep changing! Another thing to learn.. one must be flexible! The trip to Ura and Thrumshingla National Park finally took place on Monday morning. It was planned that we would stay overnight and go into the forest with a ranger who had a little more experience in the area than Kinga. Upon our arrival we found the Chief Forestry Officer and the rangers were all gone to a meeting. Alas we only spent one day in Ura but were able to visit the monastery there and did some hiking along some roadside trails.
Kinga informed me that if I want to see animals I need to get to Royal Manas National Park. That park is about 10 hours away and is on the border with northern India... needless to say, I am working on it.
He wanted me to be happy though so he planned a cultural excursion for Tuesday and another long hike Thursday through Friday. Tuesday was great! We saw some new places including Membartsho, Mani Dungkhor, Chakhar Lhakhang, and Namke Nyingpo Goemba (I am standing on the courtyard of this monastery in the first photo). Kinga also insisted we visit some places I had found on my own because we could go inside and he could tell me more about them. This was great advice because it makes a huge difference once you get through the doors! So back I went to Wangdichholing Dzong, Jampey Lhakhang, and Kurjey Lhakhang.
It was a busy day and I will put up a few posts on some of the individual highlights from the tour.


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Dr. Laura J Nicholson, MD works in La Jolla, California is a specialist in Internal Medicine and graduated University At Buffalo State University Of New York School Of Medicine in 1994. Dr. Nicholson is affiliated with Scripps Green Hospital and practicing for 24 years
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Dr. Laura Nicholson treated my dad in the ER at Scripps Memorial hospital for atrial fibrillation and fluid in the lungs. Her bedside manner was insensitive, inappropriate and offensive. She bluntly told my dad, who is a kidney transplant patient, that there was no way he would ever get a kidney and even if he did he would code on the table. Not only was this information incorrect but extremely damaging to my dad's morale. Being in the ER and in his medical state, my dad was already scared, anxious and uncomfortable. Dr. Laura Nicholson not only destroyed his confidence but also caused him emotional harm. We asked for another doctor and reported this incident to the hospital. The hospital contacted her regarding our complaint and a few days later she left our family a voicemail. Her message was unapologetic, insincere, and agitated. I would not recommend this doctor under any circumstance.18 June 2013, 08:17United States
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Comment to EPA on its proposed open science rule
Strengthening transparency in regulatory science.
Strengthening transparency in regulatory science.
His security, DC bedroom and policies are legitimate and defensible, under any fair standard.
EPA will stop relying on "secret science" in its rule-making process and enter a new era of transparency under a new regulation Administrator Pruitt unveiled at EPA headquarters.
EPA's proposed data transparency rule will provide for privacy concerns and for concerns from industry over releasing confidential business information.


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Writing your own music may seem like a difficult task; coming up with the melody, the lyrics and putting them all together. These days, many performers have other write their music because it is a difficult task. One way to really get yourself noticed is to write your own music rather than playing other people?s music or starting a cover band.
Here are some tips for writing your own music.
1. Figure out what works best for you. Try writing some lyrics first, then try playing a melody. Figure out what?s easier for you to start with and go with that.
2. Listen to different types of music and get inspiration from them. Different artists are going to do different things with their music and it?s important to keep variety in your songs to make them unique.
3. Keep a pen and paper or a tape recorder with you at all times. You never know when inspiration will hit and you don?t want to be caught without a way to record your thoughts.
4. Draw inspiration from past experiences. Think about your first love or a high school bully and think about how you felt. The songs with the most emotion are the ones people can relate to because they feel real.
5. Make sure your music and lyrics go together. Sad lyrics shouldn?t have a happy upbeat tempo. Make sure everything about the song makes sense.
6. Make sure your song means something. Songs with silly lyrics can become hits, but the best songs are the ones that mean something and people can relate to.
7. Try to create catchy lyrics and music. The catchy songs are the ones people sing over and over and become hits. This doesn?t mean your whole song has to rhyme, but some sort of word play can be helpful.
8. Create a hook. The hook is the part of the song that captivates listeners and makes them want to listen to it over and over. Great hooks are what will make listeners remember your songs.
9. Get feedback or ask for advice. If you?re not sure about a part of the song or how to really take it to the next level, ask a friend or fellow musician to help you. They might have some insights that you did not think of.
10. Keep writing! Don?t stop just because you have so many songs that you?d never be able to play them all. The more you write, the better your songs will be.
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Ford chosen to participate in NAE's Frontiers of Engineering symposium
COLLEGE STATION, Texas -- Dr. David M. Ford, associate professor and holder of the Kenneth R. Hall Professorship in Chemical Engineering at Texas A&M University, has been chosen to participate in the National Academy of Engineering's (NAE) 10th Annual Frontiers of Engineering symposium Sept. 9-11 at the National Academies' Arnold and Mabel Beckman Center in Irvine, Calif. Ford was one of the nation's brightest young engineers selected to participate in the three-day event, which will bring together engineers ages 30 to 45 from industry, government and academia who are performing cutting-edge engineering research and technical work in a variety of disciplines. The symposium will explore topics in multiscale modeling, designer materials, engineering for extreme environments, and engineering and entertainment. Ford's research focus is in understanding adsorption and transport in microporous materials such as zeolites, carbon molecular sieves and polymers and extending that knowledge to the molecular design of optimal adsorbent materials for separation and reaction processes in the chemical industries. Ford holds a bachelor's degree from the State University of New York at Buffalo, and master's and Ph.D. degrees from the University of Pennsylvania, all in chemical engineering.


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Soulshadows II is a weekly supernatural anthology series. Join Tanis, each week, as she highlights an item from her collection – each one containing the shadow of a very special soul.
Next up is Just a Dream by Tyler Higgins, Tanis by: Robert Newcomer.
Devon, feeling neglected and unimportant, escapes his unfortunate reality through his dreams. When his dreams turn to nightmares, Devon realizes he may have made a huge mistake. 30 pages (pdf format).
Rated R for language and teen angst.
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Is D'Eirinn Mé
"Icham of Irlaunde
Ant of the holy londe
Of Irlaunde.
Gode sire, pray ich the,
For of saynte charite,
Come ant daunce wyt me
In Irlaunde."
(Anonymous in honour of St. Patrick's Day)
(translated from Old English to Modern English):
"I am of Ireland
And of the holy land Of Ireland.
Good sir, I pray thee,
for the sake of charity,
Come and dance with me
In Ireland."
© Willeke Van Eeckhoutte and Ireland, Multiple Sclerosis & Me, 2011-2013. Unauthorised use and/or duplication of this material without express and written permission from this blog's author and/or owner is strictly prohibited. Excerpts and links may be used, provided that full and clear credit is given to Willeke Van Eeckhoutte and Ireland, Multiple Sclerosis & Me with appropriate and specific direction to the original content.


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