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It's a busy time in the world of prospecting, as I and many others that cover the Minor Leagues crunch on mid-season lists, we're also inundated with new prospects to research, project, and rank. The hardest part is trying to balance the handful of categories, or types, these players fall into. First we have the college hitters; usually the highest floor options in terms of fantasy, we've seen quite a few of these types return nearly immediate value over the last 5-7 seasons in dynasty leagues. Next we have the high upside prep hitters; another category that has done well of late, notables like Royce Lewis, Jo Adell, and Brendan Rodgers fall into this bucket. Prep bats offer some of the highest upside, but the floor can be pretty low. The next variety is July 2nd hitters; a group with a long and exciting track record, but due to the age of these prospects, there's a high rate of failure, and a good chance many of them fall off expectations quickly. While there are major red flags, you still think to yourself "that upside tho". The next three flavors are all pitchers, and each of them offers their own set of unique benefits and challenges. College pitchers, are the closest to the finished product, but you get a lot of "strike-throwing-so-so-stuff" types, and those types of players are available on every wavier wire from here to Beijing. Then we have Prep Arms, the most deceptive of investments. If you read enough prospect ranks, scouting reports, and particularly draft coverage you'll find yourself enamored with some of these arms. Think MacKenzie Gore, Riley Pint, Jason Groome, or Forrest Whitley, that's a very up and down record of success. The final bucket is one that I don't bother paying too much mind to in most dynasty formats, July 2nd pitchers. Really, there have been some great arms to emerge from this bucket, but it often takes two years until we even know which arms really have any MLB projection. All this to say, my ranks are heavily influenced by this simple mantra. Draft hitters, add pitchers from the wavier wire. That's the process, and it's not to say it's perfect, but more often than not I find myself filled with regret after drafting a pitching prospect. I am not saying that Casey Mize isn't awesome, he is, and if this were a "real-life" list I would have ranked him first or second, but if I'm entering a draft today, there's for sure 3 hitters I take in front of him. It's fine if you disagree, but process is process. Below is the early version of my first year player draft ranks. I reserve the right to change my mind over the coming months, and plan to update these in early to mid-October.Please, blog, may I have some more?
Juan Guerrero
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St. Joseph & Old Henry
This property is 100 acres and is a mixed-use development zoned C-2 and OR-3 for office, retail and multi-family. It is located at I-265 and Old Henry, and is a short distance from restaurants, shopping, retail, and exceptional residential communities. This is the fastest growing area in northeast Jefferson County.
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O site buddytv tem um novo artigo k fala sobre a actriz kate cassidy k vai entrar na 3 temporada da serie supernatural no papel de Ruby.
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Supernatural's pair of new female characters is set to bring new drama to the cult horror series. Initial images of Kate Cassidy and Lauren Cohan offer a glimpse of two strong but seductive women who may or may not be Sam (Jared Padalecki) and Dean's (Jensen Ackles) new best friends.
Cohan and Cassidy recently spoke to IGN about the nature of their Supernatural characters, Bela and Ruby.
The Philadelphia-born Cohan described her alter ego Bela as "a female Humphrey Bogart." She also revealed that her character tries to steer clear of killing anyone for purely practical reasons. However, she admits that Bela still has the capacity to take a life if pushed to a situation where she has to.
Because of such potential for fatal force, Cohan added that she had to undergo weapons training in order to become "well equipped with swords and a lot of instruments - sharp instruments."
For her part, the 20-year old Cassidy told IGN that her Supernatural persona is "a little bit manipulative" and someone who "always wants to be in control." Like Lauren Cohan, she was also subjected to sword training in preparation for her role.
When word first got around about the two new female additions to the cast of Supernatural, a lot of fans speculated that they may be intended as romantic interests for Jared Padalecki and Jensen Ackles. Recent reports have clarified however, that the two ladies are actually intended to offer some resistance or conflict to the brothers.
As previously reported, executive producer Eric Kripke told TV Guide's Michael Ausiello that "There's a misconception that they're being introduced as love interests. They're not; they're being introduced as antagonists."
However, Kripke did leave the door open for any sparks that might fly among the brothers and the two women.
"If the chemistry is there, and we see the sparks, and we want it to happen, and the fans want it to happen, it'll happen," Kripke had added.
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Science: pseudo "well-thinkers" should not hold back progress
The pace of change is speeding up each day in the media and online: cloning, genetics, nanotechnologies or artificial intelligence, not one month passes without hearing new protests of anger at scientific progress! Most frequently, religious or anti-technology groups speak in the name of "ethics" or with irrefutable arguments such as "men should not play God". Of course, the arguments developed by these "righteous people" are either based on conspiracy theories, where the absence of proof becomes the proof, or on quotes from famous influencers or scientific personalities, often taken out of context.
Often, these arguments are not based on scientific arguments or proof: more often it's superstition, religion, an uncontrollable fear of the unknown or simple idiocy that motivates these actions and words, more than ethics or "common sense", which they cannot even define.
Today, they are the same kind of individuals that some centuries ago called for the burning of "witches" and "wizards" and other "creatures of the devil", and slowed down humankind's technological and scientific development. They are also the same people that end up serving the future they are trying to fight: a future in which humankind is extinct.
And yet, since Wednesday 2 August 2017, humans have already consumed more resources than the earth can provide in a year; how can we think that anything but scientific progress can help us overcome future challenges which put our species at risk of extinction?
The root of the problem is the media's doom-mongering interpretation
It made the headlines: Elon Musk worried about the unbridled progress of Artificial Intelligence and calling for its regulation, and Stephen Hawking predicting the end of humanity "soon". During an interview, he mentioned a number of potential threats: robots with artificial intelligence, climate change, genetically modified viruses and extra-terrestrial attacks.
Before panicking, first we must put these words back into context to have a clearer view, especially when speaking of extraordinary characters that I personally admire.
When Stephen Hawking announced that the end of humankind would be soon "soon", his declaration must be read to the end to understand that scientists, particularly those who study the universe, have a very different relationship to time than those who quote them. Hawking's words were, more precisely, "I don't think we will survive another 1000 years without escaping beyond our fragile planet", stating later that "we must continue to go into space for the future of humanity" to find new planets to colonise. Put like that, it no longer sounds like the anti-scientific plea that some would like us to believe, on the contrary, his opinion is that that science is the only solution for the survival of humanity.
Now let's go back to Elon Musk's words, in which he states that AI (Artificial Intelligence, although he really is referring to the emergence of artificial conscience, rather than AI, which has been mastered for years and is used in Tesla cars, like the ones Elon manufactures) represents a major risk to our civilisation. Of course, Elon Musk is right! Artificial Intelligence (AI) does represent a major risk to our civilisation, as is any other technology that is likely to create technological singularity! (nb: technological singularity is change that is sufficiently great as to trigger runaway technological growth causing unpredictable major changes on human civilisation.)
Several scenarios can lead to singularity: we can cite the mastery of quantum technology, the creation of the first nanoconstructor, downloading of the human mind in a computer, attaining immortality, the emergence of artificial conscience, as well as an encounter with an advanced extra-terrestrial civilisation.
Each change represents a major risk to civilisation as we know it; that is the major difference we must bear in mind.
Indeed, don't forget that our civilisation has already survived similar upheavals in the past! Ask yourself the following questions: do you regret our prehistoric past or the middle ages, where living conditions were so harsh that life expectancy was half what it is today? Do you regret the discovery of electricity, printing, modern medicine, the internal combustion engine or Internet? Do you think our civilisation is so perfect today that it should be protected at all costs against the changes or developments that progress could bring?
Well, my answer is no! Changes, evolution: you must not be afraid of them, you should want them! Throughout history, humanity was able to give its best and outdo itself in periods of major change, when facing the gravest of challenges. Don't forget that we are already using many technologies that in their time caused the same concerns as Artificial Intelligence or nanotechnologies, sometimes even worse.Did you know that before the first nuclear bomb exploded, many scientists believed that the ensuing chain reaction would spread to the atmosphere and reduce our world to ashes?
Of course the idea here is not to champion the nuclear bomb: however, technology such as nuclear medicine is massively used now, particularly in medical imagery and radiotherapy. Could they have existed if a world committee had been charged with regulating research on radioactivity because of the risks (because radioactivity is dangerous by nature and not only in a bomb)? How many deadly poisons have been used to develop new treatments?
Never forget that, by definition, regulations are only applied by those who submit to them: do we really want to see much less democratic countries gain considerable technological advance and find ourselves in economic and technological underdevelopment, which we will then have to pay for? How many people will die in our hospitals or hospices because clinical tests are too strictly regulated? Currently, 7 to 10 years of R&D is necessary before a new medicine becomes available on the market: don't these regulations slow down medical advances more than they protect patients?
Although I believe that precautions should be taken in some fields such as vaccinations and treatment for some illnesses that are not lethal in the short term, to study the medium and long term risks, why allow thousands of people declared "terminal", with only a few months to live, to die, when experimental treatments exist and could save some?
Some will reply: "what about the long term consequences of treatment on some patients". BUT WE DON'T CARE! Patients in the terminal stage are dying: it is just a matter of days or months. Let them have the choice to take risks to save their lives, rather than condemn them by default!
Back to the main subject, the self-righteous and anti-tech brigade that inspired this post: the most moderate are now campaigning for the creation of committees and other controls: why not, but let's not forget history. The latter shows that in the event of a major incident, the organisations are soon blamed and are exposed to significant risk. That is how finally, the choice of safety (their own) becomes the only possible option after a few months of work, in the same way (meaning permanently) that we are constantly hit with weather warnings because one day, there was no warning when the risk was judged to be too low, and the storm hit despite this: when it comes to prevention, the media spares no one, especially not scientists!
Finally, do not forget that, unlike what we often hear from anti-progress militants in the media, technology has never been a way for the powerful to dominate the weak: history, our history, has shown that on the contrary, technological advances have always announced, followed or supported freedom.
Progress cannot be stopped under false ethical pretexts: that is the real risk for our civilisation. In essence, that which stops progressing usually ends up completely halted.
Today, each one of us must take responsibility. Even if you believe "it was better before", it is too late now to go back: we use too many resources for our small planet, and the only thing that can save our species is science! Science enables us to fight efficiently against pollution, deforestation and illness; science can save humankind from the extinction that almost all species are programmed for from the moment they first appear.
Unlike some pessimists, I remain convinced that modern technologies, such as genetic engineering, information technologies and pharmaceuticals, anticipating future capacities, including nanotechnologies, artificial intelligence, downloading brain data into a computer and/or the opposite, as well as the colonisation of space, herald a brilliant future for our species.
To anticipate the future, it isn't enough to base projections on current data: it is crucial to take into account potential spectacular technological progress. This is why, over the years, the date at which we will no longer have petrol has always been pushed back, as technologies enabling us to use less have improved.
It will indeed be catastrophic if the potential advantages of the future do not materialise because of anti-tech campaigners or useless prohibitions. Let's not forget that if in the past humanity had stopped when facing with these types of fears, inventions such as language, writing, printing, electricity, industrialisation, modern medicine and the internet would have never existed.
The world is such that the voice of protest is often the loudest, when in reality, it is rarely the voice of the majority. By definition, the silent majority keeps quiet. Perhaps it is time for change and for another view to be heard: a voice for the future; a voice to defend another way, in which humanity can transcend itself and give its best… if it stops being afraid and commits to it!
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Nesting frenzy
I have been nesting off and on for months, but I get my energy to clean and organize in spurts anyway, even when I'm not pregnant. I had a major nesting spurt the other day. Aside from completely reorganizing the tupperware cabinet, purging and cleaning the refrigerator and freezer and reorganizing to make room for all the food I'm cooking up, I also packed the just-in-case bag for the hospital and baked linens and towels and stuff, too, so they will be sanitized and ready for the birth at home. I picked out two little first outfits for the baby... one to have on hand here at home and one to pack for the coming-home-from-the-hospital, if we happen to end up there.
I can't believe I'm doing all this stuff already. I can still vividly remember my first trimester when I barely had the energy to crawl out of bed everyday. I can't believe I'm now less than three weeks from my due date!!! Wowza, has this gone fast. As I was packing the small suitcase, I was even feeling a little nostalgic for pregnancy in general (since this is my last) already... and I'M STILL PREGNANT. How sick is that??? :-D
Also, I've been bitten by the cooking bug. Last weekend I made a huge pot of vegetable soup to freeze for after the baby is born. It is so yummy and healthy, that I'm thinking it might make a good first meal after the birth. Last night I made another huge pot of marinara sauce. I used part of it to make up a casserole of manicotti (for freezing) and then tons of sauce to have on hand for easy pasta dishes during that early postpartum period. I remember how I was able to eat nonstop when my milk supply was building up in those early weeks! I'm starting to run out of freezer space, but have plans yet to make some goulash and perhaps chili for a nice postpartum stock.
I'm so relieved to be safely at this point! For all the anxiety that surrounds the last month of pregnancy, how nice NOT to have to worry about prematurity anymore. Of course, now that I'm "here," I'm sure it will be weeks yet before I deliver. I went into labor spontaneously with HM and she was born on her due date. A couple of days ago I wrote that I'd had no weird feelings or pre-/early labor symptoms. And I do feel very firmly pregnant and like I will be for awhile yet.
Still, one evening earlier this week I was snuggling with HM on the couch watching one of their videos and had the first Braxton Hicks that actually hurt. It kind of freaked me out because I realized at that moment that if I went into labor right then, I was really not prepared for it... emotionally or otherwise. I have so MANY loose work ends to tie up before I can stop everything and have a baby! When I had that contrax... just one... I got a little panicky and thought, "noooo, I don't want to hurt that badly tonight! I'm not ready!" Since then, my uterus has been very active. Lots of BHs, some of which hurt and some which are merely uncomfortable (and getting moreso all the time because when my uterus hardens it seems to push right into my ribs). It's exciting knowing that things are gearing up.
I'm both ready to meet this new (and very active!) little person and at the same time I know I will miss having a baby inside :-\. Especially since this is our last one... it's a little (maybe a lot) bittersweet to think of not being pregnant anymore, not ever. Anyway, I have the luxury of enjoying pregnancy and I know that's a lucky thing. If I was feeling really miserable, I'd just want it over with. I may be changing my tune soon, I suppose, since I've still got a few weeks before my due date (and it could even be later than that) and baby isn't getting anything but bigger. There is definitely some rib-crunching going on here.
Prenatal update
Well, last week I was only measuring 32 cm, but I was pretty sure it was just the position of the baby at that point in time, because I had been feeling like baby was much higher in my ribs than that prior to the day I was measured. Anyway, at my appointment this week, I was measuring 36 cm! I'm more convinced than ever that last week's measurement was just a fluke. I'm sure baby is growing, but probably not that much in one week ;-). I have also only gained a couple pounds in the last two weeks. I won't be surprised if I have a bit of a loss within the next two weeks because I had that same pattern with Bailey and HM. Baby was ROA again (and still is, I think, because I can feel his/her firm little back on my right side).
Another thing we talked about at my appointment was edema. I haven't had any swelling at all, but last week I was +2 and this week +4. Not a cause for concern... one of my midwives said that that is actually a good thing at this point in pregnancy, because the body relies on that fluid storage after the major fluid loss caused by birth. Apparently this swelling is part of the body's bigger plan :-). Two pregnancies already under my belt and that's the first time anyone has explained it to me like that.
Hormonal Hilda and big sister stuff
HM and I had a major altercation on the way to our appointment. A harried mom, 37 weeks pregnant who didn't eat enough and therefore had VERY low blood sugar, who was late for a midwife appointment... combined with a shrillingly screaming (think fingernails on chalkboard here) child who woke up grumpy from her nap, refused to eat a snack (and therefore had VERY low blood sugar), who also refused to put on her shirt, her coat, her socks or her boots so we could GO already.... well, it's just not good. After having her own personal meltdown that rivaled anything a 2.5 year old can dish out, said mom deposited said barefoot child in the snow outside without a coat to give her a lesson in natural consequences. HM promptly high-tailed it to the car, climbed in and submitted to some winter weather wear, but not without complaints about what a mean mommy she has.
Temper and strong wills aside, Bailey and HM seem to finally be getting excited. Of course we've been talking it up a lot more as we get closer. HM likes to protest the baby coming out at all, but most times she pats my tummy and kisses baby and brags about being a Big Sister. We'll see how it goes. I fully expect her world to be rocked. I'm not sure she has any concept right now of what a "baby" is going to mean to her life.
However, when we went to my prenatal appointment this week (she's been to every appointment and is kind of getting attached to our midwives) she got very excited when we pulled into the parking lot. She asked if the midwivers (I love how she calls them that :-) were going to help get the baby out of mommy's tummy. We told her yes, but apparently both she and Bailey thought that meant that NIGHT.
She and Bailey got excited when I laid back on the couch to have my tummy palpated and fetal heart tones checked. They started talking about the baby coming out and the midwiver helping get the baby out. It was so funny. I wonder if they will be interested in seeing the real thing when the time comes?
Also, Bailey seems to understand that mommy will hurt and maybe (maybe?! ha!) yell and cry when the baby comes. She will spontaneously start talking about how "Mommy will maybe be mean (yell) and it will hurt and then the baby will come. And I will kiss you mommy and make you funny (happy) again! And then baby will cry and she will want milk and you will give her nummies."
She's got it down pat :-D.


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2003 opened with the success of the Swiss America's Cup challengers, Alinghi, who made history in many ways when they won the XX XIst America's Cup Match and brought the oldest, and arguably most famous, trophy in sailing to Europe. This success marked the first time the America's Cup had been won by a European country, the first time a challenging syndicate had won the America's Cup on its first attempt, and Russell COUTTS made history as the most successful America's Cup skipper ever.
That is what began a year in sailing full of records broken, phenomenal achievements, bitter disappointments, adrenalin fuelled racing, epic voyages, and groundbreaking developments in the sport.
As the year started, the finalists in the Louis Vuitton Cup challenger series had already been decided in Auckland, New Zealand. The Louis Vuitton Cup final was to be fought out by two America's Cup veterans and countrymen, Chris DICKSON, and Russell COUTTS. Both from New Zealand, Dickson held the record for winning the most Louis Vuitton Cup races ever, and Coutts had already won the Cup twice, with Peter Blake and Team New Zealand in 1995 and 2000.
A close and hard fought Louis Vuitton final, which the 5-1 scoreline may not have reflected, saw the Swiss syndicate headed by business man Ernesto BERTARELLI, win the right to challenge Team New Zealand for the America's Cup.
Team New Zealand were an unknown quantity in this year's Cup. Young skipper Dean BARKER steered the final race in the last cup in 2000, and after the departure of Coutts, had taken the lead role permanently. Their training and design process had been shrouded in secrecy, whereas Alinghi had been out in the open throughout the whole Louis Vuitton challenger series.
Whilst many predicted that the old master, Coutts would once again triumph over his protégé Barker, no one could have predicted the disasters that were to befall Team New Zealand as they went down 5-0 to the rampant Alinghi Team in the XXXI America's Cup Match. Taking on water, a broken boom and catastrophic mast failure gifted the Challengers 2 races, in the remaining three. Alinghi won by the closest average delta, that of a mere 25 seconds, and on 2 March 2003, Coutts' place in America's Cup history was assured. Amazingly, the XXXI match almost made the record books for the longest ever. Its 16-day period is two days shy of the 1899 endurance contest between Lipton's first Shamrock and the American Columbia, co-owned by J. Pierpont Morgan and with Barr at the wheel.
However, the America's Cup was not the only thing happening in New Zealand at the beginning of the year, and using the fantastic facilities of the America's Cup Viaduct Basin, and smaller, perhaps more manoeuvrable boats, the 2003 ISAF Team Racing World Championship title was being contested.
Held every other year, the ISAF Team Racing World Championship was hosted by the New Zealand Team Racing Association in Auckland and the 2001 World Champions, were back to defend their title on home waters. The New Zealand team were not to be successful in their defence, and after a total of 339 races in 8 days, a victorious USA 2 team beat GBR 2 3-0 in the final.
Traditionally the early part of the year sees the annual round the world record attempts made, as crews seek to take advantage of the long southern ocean days, making it easier to see the icebergs. 2003 was no different and no fewer than three teams were set to attempt the record. Only two set off however, Ellen Macarthur's re-branded G-class Kingfisher 2 (formerly Orange), and Olivier de KERSAUSAON'S trimaran Geronimo, with Maiden remaining in dock.
Only one of these speed machines made it around the world, as a disastrous Southern Ocean dismasting scuppered the Kingfisher 2 team's chances 2000 miles east of Perth, western Australia, leaving the crew to sail under jury rig for 13 days before landfall in Fremantle, Australia.
Geronimo were looking good all the way though, that is until an uncharacteristic weather system on their return to the northern hemisphere placed a windless wall across the Atlantic and between them and the record. As the record time to beat passed, Geronimo was 680 miles short of the Ushant startline, and eventually finished in 68 days, 1 hour, 58 minutes and 2 seconds at sea, 4 days short of the record. The current record of 64 days still rests with Bruno PEYRON (FRA) and Orange. But, it remains to be seen what attempts are made over the coming few weeks, but it seems likely that Geronimo, and a couple of others, including Steve FOSSETT's Cheyenne (formerly Playstation 2) may set off this winter.
Aspiring to other records, on 24 February Playstation set a new world record from Cadiz (ESP) to San Salvador (BAH), known as the Discovery Route, of 9 days, 13 hours, 30 minutes and 18 seconds, shaving a day off the previous record.
Another offshore event, the Volvo Ocean Race announced their own challenge 'To find the most consummate all-round ocean racing team the world has ever seen' as they presented a brand new, state of the art, 70' monohull race-boat. The new Volvo Ocean 70 is set to be an easier boat to sail, with fewer sails to handle and better living conditions for the crew. The race rules will favour imagination, creativity and sailing skills, and not an environment where the biggest purse necessarily gives a bigger edge.
ISAF began 2003 with preparations for it's pinnacle event the ISAF World Championship well underway in Cadiz, Spain. For the sailing world this event was much anticipated as the first time all the Olympic classes would hold their World Championships together, and of course Olympic qualification for all the eleven Olympic events was up for grabs.
Sailing had been threatened with a reduction in events from 2008 onwards, with the Olympic Programme Commission targeting the keelboat event, but successful lobbying from ISAF ensured that in February 2003 the IOC confirmed the status quo of eleven events and 400 athletes through until 2008, with a review by the IOC set for 2012.
Looking ahead to future Olympic Games, ISAF invited manufacturers to put forward new design concepts for boards to be used at the 2008 Olympic Regatta which would provide a new and exciting step forward in the evolution of Olympic Windsurfing. A two stage approach was announced with a preliminary Presentation Event in September 2003, followed by an Evaluation Event in May 2004.
Once again, the Racing Rules of Sailing were high on everyone's agenda and as a result, ISAF organised a Rule 42 and Judges seminar as part of the ongoing development of the racing rules at the ISAF Secretariat in Southampton, Great Britain. An important part of the sport, the seminar attended by 60 delegates from 43 countries highlighted and educated worldwide rules officials to a standard interpretation of Rule 42, as desired by sailors and officials alike. Each official returned to their own
Member National Authority (MNA) to host a series of one-day seminars for all national umpires and judges, to ensure worldwide application of the interpretations.
The ISAF website in general began a facelift over the early part of the year and ISAF launched new microsites for the Cruising and the Medical areas of the sport on www.sailing.org, as well as a new and improved Race Officials section. The Race Officials area also included the availability of Race Management Clinic Packages in English, French, German, Greek, Hungarian, Spanish and Mandarin, with a promise of more to follow.
Hosted as part of the ISAF Sailor services, a Women's Forum was launched, with initial topics ranging from Ice Sailing, the participation of women within sport, and ways to increase participation at all levels - including, Olympic, offshore, match racing. Support continues to grow with many topics covered during the year. Meanwhile, in Brazil, Laser Supremo Robert SCHEIDT was adding to the increase in participation by women in the sport, passing on his knowledge in a series of coaching clinics for women.
Responding to demand, in January ISAF introduced 'Short Tacks' to complement the weekly ISAF newsletter, Making Waves, as a twice-weekly direct email news digest, bringing readers the round-up of the past few days news.
The road to Athens became shorter for some as it was announced that 40% of those athletes who applied for scholarship funding from Olympic Solidarity had been approved. The Athens 2004 scholarship provides funding for athletes to put together a full time campaign with the objective being to be participate at the 2004 Olympic Games. Many are sailors who would be appearing at the top of their discipline over the following few months and a full list can be seen here.
Staying on funding, in February ISAF announced the continuation of its Athlete Participation Programme with funding to be provided for sailors from developing sailing nations to participate at the 2003 Volvo Youth Sailing ISAF World Championship, together with coaching support.
The opening ISAF Graded event of 2003, Sail Melbourne, as well as including the Grade 1 Olympic classes events, International Class World Championships and National Championships, also included this year the first ever Commonwealth Sailing Championship. Held with the endorsement of the Commonwealth Games organisation, and with the objective that sailing will be on the sports programme at a future Commonwealth Games, the inaugural Sailing Championship was a great success, and will support ISAF's lobby to include sailing on the sports programme at the 2010 Games.
No fewer than nine World Champions were crowned in the first three months of the year. Chris CLAYTON and Craig MARTIN (IRL) were crowned Mirror World Champions, in the same year that the world said goodbye to the boat's creator Barry BUCKNELL, who sadly died in February, whilst Jeremy Koo Wui KEN (MAS) took the title in the Byte. Karol JABLONSKI (POL), better known as the world's number 1 ranked Match Race skipper, successfully recovered the Ice Sailing World Championship title from 2002 champion Ron SHERRY (USA).
Kenya hosted their first ever World Championship with the Fireballsheading to Kilifi for an epic event. It was the dominant Chips HOWARTH and Vyv TOWNEND (GBR) who walked away from Africa with the title, but to use a cliché, the sport of sailing was the winner, with the organisers putting on a fantastic Championship in a fantastic setting.
The new Hobie Tiger World Champions were Cat supremos Mitch BOOTH & Taylor BOOTH, whilst the B14 World Championships, a biennial event and held as part of Sail Melbourne, saw the trophy retained by a British pair, this time Tim FELLS and Dave CUNNINGHAM. Dragon sailors were treated to a spectacle in January with Dieter SCHOEN, Vincent HOESCH & Andreas HUBER (GER) coming out on top at the Dragon World Championship in Tasmania, Australia.
The Olympic classes had a busy start to this pre-Olympic year that would see the fleet not only compete in the second test event for sailing at the Agios Kosmas sailing Centre in Athens, otherwise known as the Athens Regatta 2003, but also in Cadiz in September for the ISAF World Championship, where all Olympic Class World Champions would be decided over a two-week period.
The year started with two ISAF Grade 1 events, opening with Sail Melbourne before moving onto Rolex Miami OCR. A number of other graded events made up the first ranking release of the year, and on 6 February, following Rolex Miami OCR, sailors could once again see how they sat on the World Stage at the start of 2003. Full rankings are available here.
In Match Racing, the early part of the year was relatively quiet. Many skippers were involved with America's Cup syndicates and thus had dropped in position in the ISAF World Match Racing Rankings. This takes nothing away from the dominance of Polish sailor Karol JABLONSKI, who started as he meant to go on at the first Match Race Rankings release of 2003 on 20 February, with continued domination at the top. ISAF addressed the situation faced by skippers who commit to a long-term campaign and subsequently drop down the world rankings, with the introduction of a 'ranking holiday'. This will effectively mean that when participating in another campaign, the skipper can take a ranking holiday and 'go on hold' on the ISAF World Match Race Rankings, for a minimum period of 6 and maximum period of 12 months
A busy and very interesting time for the sailing in the first three months of 2003.
To give you a little taster of what is to come, this is the first issue of ISAF's Year in Review 2003. Subsequent issues will only be available to subscribers of Making Waves, the free and official newsletter of the International Sailing Federation.
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Blaqbonez and Boogey associate with the hustlers on their new link up.
"Bless Up" is all about the average man in the streets with dreams of becoming somebody influential. "Mehn It's school of hardnocks we dey learn stuff," Blaqbonez raps. "Today tyre fit dey inside benz bruh/Tomorrow e fit dey under Gen bruh/What I'm saying is, anything can happen/From a face me i face you to a mansion."
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IPG Mediabrands and Standard Media Index have announced the dissolution of their data sharing partnership today.
IPG Mediabrands advised SMI of its decision to withdraw from the data-sharing partnership in February.
SMI and IPG Mediabrands said that the timing of the decision to withdraw from the business arrangement related to conversations about the global relationship between the two parties.
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PU fails to avail China-sponsored scholarship for faculty members
Lahore: The Punjab University administration has failed to avail the Chinese scholarship after it recommended the unsuitable faculty members of the Institute of Communication Studies (ICS).
A Chinese scholarship on radio training programme was offered to the faculty and the university administration nominated three members from the ICS – Dr Afirah Hamid, Muhammad Shafique and Rashid Khan, a visiting teacher.
Sources said that the administration 'deliberately' nominated Afirah Hamid and Rashid Khan who were not suitable for the scholarship. According to the conditions of the scholarship, the candidate applying for the scholarship should have to be below 45 years of age and a faculty member. Dr Afirah is above 45 and Rashid Khan is not a permanent faculty member, which means there was no competition for Shafique.
Shafique, however, has been rejected for the scholarship because a university committee had recommended his termination from the services following an alleged forgery in the MPhil result. His Fulbright scholarship was also rejected on the same ground.
A source claimed that Dr Afirah was likely to be sent on an international film festival in UK. However, a lobby which did not want her to go there recommended her for the radio training workshop despite the fact that she was overage for the programme.
"A lot of students are going to China for PhD programmes as China is giving many opportunities to our students. It is very sad that some people among us are trying to cheat China by recommending those people who have already been disqualified for scholarships," said a faculty member, who was not recommended for the scholarship.
Dr Afirah said, "My case for the scholarship on radio training programme has been turned down because I am overage. I am not sorry for it but I am sorry that the university has wasted a good scholarship. This is not a new practice. This has happened quite a lot in the past. There was a time when every year two scholarships were given to the PU for PhD programme, however, they were never availed by the ICS".
When contacted Muhammad Shafique, lecture at the ICS, said that he had no role in recommendations, adding that the university recommended three people and he was one of them. "I have been rejected for the programme and only Dr Afirah is being considered for it," she said.
A PU spokesperson said that the vice chancellor always forwarded the recommended names as they had been received from the department heads and, similarly, in this case the names were sent as they were received from the ICS administration. Daily times


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This "knowledge" puffs up, but love builds up. 2 If anyone imagines that he knows something, he does not yet know as he ought to know. 3 But if anyone loves God, he is known by God. 1 Corinthians 8:1-3 ESV
For the last few weeks we have been talking about what the word discipleship means from a reflective lifestyle, to authentic community, and last week we looked at radical obedience. Those two words alone are enough to cause you to pause, radical, hmmm that sounds challenging. Jesus makes it clear in John 14 as he calls his disciples, "Jesus answered him, "If anyone loves me, he will keep my word, and my Father will love him, and we will come to him and make our home with him. Whoever does not love me does not keep my words." Jesus tells his disciples that everyone who follows Him does what he commands them to. What makes this radical is that the norm in most churches is to obey Jesus in those commands that you like, find comfortable, or are strong at, don't worry as much about those commands that make you uncomfortable, or are outside your skill set.
What you hear in 1 Corinthians 8 is a reminder about what it looks like to be a disciple. It is important as a disciples of Jesus that you know enough of the bible to know what commands Jesus is talking about following. Yet living in an information age, it is natural for us to make simple acquisition of knowledge the end goal. 1 Corinthians 8 reminds us that as disciples, unless our knowledge of God and scripture is reflective in a deep love for God and our neighbor, then we have learned nothing. If you really know God's Word, which we know to be alive and active (Hebrews 4:12), then it should deeply change us by knowing it. If it doesn't maybe we don't know it as well as we think.
Early church theologian Augustine of Hippo speaks about radical obedience this way, "So anyone who thinks that he has understood the divine scriptures or any part of them, but cannot by his understanding build up this double love of God and neighbor, has not yet succeeded in understanding them." Radical obedience can be seen in this living out of a double love: love of God and love of neighbor. So is the gospel in your life lived out deeply, does the love of God and love for your neighbor ooze from your pores? Can people see how your capacity love God and your neighbor is growing, or better, how are you growing that capacity as a disciple of Jesus? Jesus call is to be a people who are transformed by the Holy Spirit, whose knowledge of scripture means we can't see the world or people the same way anymore, who are so loved by God, that they can't help but share that same love with others contagiously, who are the light of the world and salt of the earth. I want to be that, knowing it will be a process filled with imperfection, and missteps, but one I can't imagine not doing.
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Malaysian young girls separated from husbands
Girls aged 10 & 11 married off to middle-age men by fathers
Two Malaysian girls aged 10 and 11 who were wed to middle-aged men have been separated from their husbands as their cases are investigated, religious officials said Monday.
The girls were married off last month by their fathers, who said they were following religious edicts, said deputy head of northern Kelantan state's religious department Mohamad Abdul Aziz Mohammad Noor.
He said Samsudin Ajaib, who is also being investigated on suspicion of leading a religious cult, married 11-year-old Siti Nur Zubaidah and also gave away his 10-year-old daughter to a family friend.
"Both girls have now been separated from their husbands," Mohamad Abdul Aziz told AFP.
He said that a religious Sharia court had separated Samsudin's daughter from her husband while Siti's father had applied to the court to annul her marriage.
He said state religious authorities were also investigating Samsudin for his links to an alleged Islamic sect. Unauthorized Islamic sects are frequently the target of crackdowns by Malaysian authorities.
Islamic law (Sharia) runs in parallel with civil law in predominantly Muslim Malaysia and Kelantan state allows under-age marriages if religious officials give permission.
Siti's mother told the Star daily that shortly after the marriage, her daughter was found outside a mosque in the nation's capital and was now being treated in hospital.
"He asked for our daughter to be married to him as she would be put under his care while attending religious school," Siti Sarnan Mat Ail told the paper.
She would not comment on whether the marriage was consummated, but said her daughter was in a state of shock and traumatised by the events.
Women, family and community development minister Shahrizat Abdul Jalil urged action against Samsudin and the religious sect, saying it promised "heavenly rewards" for child marriages, the New Straits Times reported.
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Surely the Lord GOD will do nothing, but he revealeth his secret unto his servants the prophets. Amos 3:7
Prophet Claiborne is a man of distinction, someone with a clear sense of purpose and willing to stand in the face of adversity. His anointing is evident and the trademark dynamism associated with him, injects 'life' and restoration wherever he goes.
Sharing his Vision, Prophet Claiborne challenges the Body of Christ to shake off complacency and live as God intended, fruitful and effective. He is uncompromising in his faith in God and is serious about God's business. As a result, he is always in great demand for preaching engagements. Operating in his Prophetic office, Prophet Claiborne preaches the unadulterated Word of God and, as a consequence, many can testify that their lives have changed, for the better.
Prophet can be seen doing whatever he finds his hands to do. You will catch him playing an instrument, leading praise & worship, putting up tents or building churches. Sometimes he's doing this during a revival in which he's the preacher. Prophet Claiborne finds great pleasure in giving the Lord glory any way he can.
Prophet comes from a long history of preachers beginning with his grandparents and his father. Preaching is evident in his family with his brother the Late Bishop David L. Claiborne, his sister Pastor Hazel M. Mack and his twin Pastor Michelle Claiborne all great gifts to the body of Christ. God is raising up another generation of preaching "Claibornes" with his nephew Elder Daniel Gardner, his niece Lady Tamara Hamilton (Pastor Hayward Hamilton) and his daughter Jordyn Claiborne.
Many people have remembered some of his unforgettable messages such as: "Who Moved the Altar", "Going Beyond the Veil", his most requested one "If The Prophesy Is Big Enough, The Facts Don't Count", his recent ones "Are You Understanding The Words That Are Coming Out Of Your Mouth","Have Faith In God Period" and "22 -23-24 Unlocking The Combination Of God's Wealth"
Prophet can be seen in the company of or sharing the pulpit with some of God's anointed men and women such as Bishop William Young (His Mentor), Prophet Todd Hall (His Elijah/Father), Bishop George Gibson (His Bishop), Bishop Sylvia J. Britton (His Bishop), Bishop H. Faust, Bishop E. McDonald, Dr. Letitia McPherson (Jamaica), Pastor Wade & Prophetess Irma Coleby (Turks & Caicos), Bishop David Evans, Pastor Deborah Hooper, Prophet Terrell Turner, Prophet Brian Mosley, Drs. Orin and Medina Pullins and Bishop Liston Page. Prophet has also shared the stage with some of the world's top motivational speakers such as Mr. T.V. Wilson, Mr. Steve Branch, Mr. Donald Bradley, Mr. Patrick Maiser, Ms. Jamilla Steele and Ms Melissa Boston just to name a few.
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Fire Up the Grill this Summer with Canadian Turkey! #BBQWithTurkey #Recipe #Giveaway ~ CAN 07/28
Fire Up the Grill this Summer with Canadian Turkey! #BBQWithTurkey
It's summertime, Canada! After slugging through a harsh winter, and experiencing a wet and wild spring, it is great knowing that there is nothing but blue skies and good times ahead for the next few months. How do a lot of Canadians celebrate the coming of the summer season? By uncovering the grill and barbecuing some amazing meals! Canadian Turkey wants you to have a fabulous summer by trying to make a bit of a change to the meat you fire up on the grill by eating turkey this year!
Whoa! Wait a minute! Turkey on the grill?! YES! It is possible, and it can be done in so many delicious ways. Did you also know that turkey is a versatile protein? There are a variety of dishes you can create with the different cuts of turkey. Some of these cuts include:
- Ground meat
- Legs, drumsticks
- Thighs
- Breast steaks
- Breast rolls
- Breast roasts
- Drummettes
- Wings
- Sausages
- Burgers
With all of these cuts to choose from you could have a different dish any weeknight, and have tasty turkey leftovers the next day. Another great reason to use turkey is that Canadian turkey is a low-fat, high-protein bird. Turkey can easily replace other meats in grilling recipes, so it is like making a new dish with this meat.
The leanest of Canadian turkey also makes it a great protein to put on the barbecue. Since both the dark and white meat are lean, you can give your family a choice as to which cut they would like without having to worry about health or nutrition. The lean content of turkey gets another check mark for meals on the grill because the lack of fat on this protein reduces flare-ups while cooking.
What kinds of dishes can be made from Canadian turkey on the grill?
With all of the cuts available to you from Canadian turkey, there are numerous possibilities at your disposal! Some of the more popular summer choices are meals are burgers, kabobs, as well as turkey dishes topped with yummy sauces, rubs and marinades. You could also try experimenting with new spice blends since turkey pairs well with any flavour profile.
If you are entertaining or want to have a lot of leftovers for a few days, why not barbecue a whole bird? Yes, The. Whole. Bird! It is really easy to do on the grill and it helps you save a bit of green in your wallet. Having family and friends over for Canada's big day? Why not wow guests with a fabulous Canadian turkey meal!
Isn't Canadian turkey considered comfort food? Summer should be all about cooling down and taking easy, right?
Canadian turkey is a great idea, whether it is for a small group or for a large crowd any time this summer. It can make any comforting while you take it easy this season. Turkey can be used in snacks to take with you on those memorable trips you take when you hit the road this summer. This protein can also be used in sandwiches and other dishes you can pack for a sunny day picnic or family gathering. Turkey also tastes delicious, prepared for hot or cold dishes, so enjoying it is never a problem.
Not a barbecue master?
That is not a problem! Below are a few tips and tricks you can do to make this summer to enjoy at the grill:
- Grill lean and trim the fat – using lean cuts of meat with less fat means less flames and smoke on the grill.
- Infuse flavour into your meats by marinating with healthy fats like olive oil, adding citrus, beer, wine or vinegar and fresh herbs, spices and rubs.
- When grilling, go low and slow by grilling over low and medium heat. Cook until a meat thermometer registers 165°F (74°C) in the thickest part of the meat.
- Practice food safe habits and refrigerate any foods that are marinating longer than 1/2 hour.
- Cooking entire meals on the grill will give you juicy meat and tasty vegetables. Grilling locks in moisture and adds natural smoky flavour, cutting down on the need for extra fats, salt and sugary sauces.
- Grilling your food gets you outside where you can hang out with the family while you cook. While barbecuing, why not throw the ball or the Frisbee around? It's a great way to enjoy the outdoors and have some fun together.
Excited about fun times this summer barbecuing with Canadian turkey? Here is a Grilled Turkey Sausage and Summer Greens Pizza you can prepare and serve!
- 1 ½ cups cooked Swiss chard and rapini
- 1 medium zucchini, sliced into ribbons
- ½ cup mozzarella, thinly sliced or shredded
- 2 Canadian turkey sausages, grilled and sliced
- 1 package pre-made pizza dough
- 2 tbsp store bought pesto
- 5 leaves fresh basil
- Salt and pepper to taste
- 1 tsp red pepper flakes (optional)
- 1 tbsp olive oil (optional)
- Bring your pizza dough to room temperature to make it easier to stretch out.
- While your dough is acclimating, prepare all your ingredients so they are on hand.
- Pre-heat your grill to high.
- Generously flour your work surface.
- Stretch your dough out to your desired thickness. Make sure your pizza bottom
- does not stick to your work surface and can be easily moved.
- Have a pizza stone or griddle on hand. Generously flour.
- Transfer pizza dough to stone or griddle.
- Build your pizza: spread the pesto over the dough, top with greens, zucchini and sausage.
- Top with mozzarella and salt and pepper to taste.
- Cook for 10 – 20 minutes, until pizza crust is browned, toppings are browned and cheese is melted and bubbly. Note that cooking times will vary depending on the strength of your BBQ and the thickness of the dough.
- Remove the pizza from the BBQ and let rest for 5 minutes.
- Sprinkle with fresh basil leaves.
- Top with red pepper flakes and olive oil (optional).
- Slice and serve.
- You can also make this pizza with leftover turkey breast or turkey thigh meat. Just substitute for the turkey sausage and follow the directions as listed.
Canadian Turkey makes it easy for Canadians to want to fire up the grill this summer. They have so many different recipes and HOW TOs guides to help make the most of the summer. Take a look at their Summer Grilling Guide to #BBQWithTurkey!
Are you curious about other turkey dishes you can prepare with the perfect wing man, Canadian Turkey? Take a look the Canadian Turkey website, or connect with them on their Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, YouTube and Pinterest pages!
Disclosure: I was generously compensated to share these fabulous ideas in this post by Canadian Turkey.
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The ARV of this prize package is $75!
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Good luck!
Rules: Open to Canadian residents 18 +. You have 48 hours to reply by email once you are notified as the winner. If you don't, we will draw another entry. Prize is non-transferable. No substitution or cash equivalent of prizes is permitted. The selected winner must correctly answer a mathematical question in order to win the prize mentioned above. The Ottawa Mommy Club is not responsible for prize fulfillment and for the delivery/shipment of the prize(s) mentioned above. For our complete set of rules, please click here.


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Every estate agent will have a differing opinion when it comes to the best time to sell, but the general consensus is that autumn is one of the seasons to come out on top. If you are looking to sell a family home, you may have been holding off until the end of the summer; people go on holiday during the long school break, and the rest of the time is usually taken up with childcare commitments.
In the autumn, however, there are no major holidays to contend with; buyers are refreshed and on the hunt for a new home, and remnants of the summer weather – crisp days with blue skies – make it as appealing as the spring season to sell. Right now is a prime time to go to market, before the cool-down that naturally comes with the festive period. Here are a few reasons why we think autumn is the best time to sell your property – and fast.
Searching continues
If potential buyers put their home-searching on pause over the summer months, they will be raring to go come October. They should have a new-found enthusiasm and know by now what they are looking for.
Less competition
Spring is known as the time to sell. As a result, there is fierce competition from countless other sellers with the same idea. Similarly, people tend to wait until January before putting their house up for sale, so this month sees the market flooded with new properties, too. In autumn, however, you will have more of a captive audience, making it the ideal time to sell.
Quality views
Although activity on your home may be less frantic than if you went to market at a more traditionally busy period, the bonus with selling your house in autumn is that you will be dealing with serious buyers, as opposed to "serial viewers".
Autumnal colours outdoors
The stunning autumnal colours are one of the best things about this time of year: greens change to beautiful burnt-oranges, rusty reds and bright yellows. This makes for a picture-postcard view of the outside of your home – as long as you do not neglect your property's kerb appeal. Although it might be a tedious task, you need to sweep away those leaves on a daily basis to keep your outside space looking neat and tidy.
Cosy interior
During the summer months, viewers will be imagining sun-drenched barbecues in your garden. However, when the nights begin to draw in and the temperatures drop, they will be envisaging themselves curled up on your sofa next to a roaring fire.
It is relatively easy to make your home feel inviting: crank up the heating, switch on the lamps, light the fire and bring in thick, tactile fabrics to add warmth.
Quick move
When people look at houses in the autumn, they generally do so with the hope of moving before Christmas and ready for the New Year – this means your chances of a quick sale increase.
All settled by spring
If you have your sights set on a property, selling your house in the autumn should mean that you are completely settled in a new property by springtime, allowing you to enjoy the summer months in your brand new home.
New Year's resolutions
Lots of people make big resolutions at the beginning of the year – and for many this includes buying a property (either jumping on the ladder or purchasing a new home). As the year draws to a close, potential buyers will be looking through new listings to see if they can make their dream become a reality.
Whether you have had another child and run out of space, relocating with work, finished a project and looking for a new challenge or just fancy a change, there will always be a right time to move. There are the traditional market hot spots which we've mentioned but ultimately there will be times when you just want to move and if you market your property at the right price with the right agent you'll be able to do so.
If you are looking to sell your property, autumn really is the ideal time to put it on the market. For a free market appraisal, please contact our office today on 01225 466225. As Bath's longest-established independent estate agent, you can rest assured that you are in safe hands.


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10 Years of RNLD
(This is an archived page from 2014 that is not updated)
28 July 2014 marks the 10 year anniversary of the Resource Network for Linguistic Diversity.
On that day in 2004, Margaret Florey and Nick Thieberger sent out the first email launching the RNLD mailing list. That message aimed to begin building a network between language activists of all backgrounds working to strengthen linguistic diversity. RNLD has grown immensely in the ten years since the founders launched this international organisation to advance the sustainability of the world's Indigenous languages. We have remained true to this mission and RNLD has provided a focal point for the community of people who are developing innovative strategies around the world to document and revitalise Indigenous languages. Amongst our achievements, we are proud to note that:
the RNLD web site provides a wealth of information and resources for people involved in language documentation and revitalisation activities,
the email discussion list continues to provide a unique forum for people to exchange information and ideas and to share advice about all aspects of language work. It now has almost 500 subscribers,
more than 1,600 people are members of our Facebook group, while our Twitter following is over 800, and
on the ground, Documenting and Revitalising Indigenous Languages training workshops have been run with approximately 360 Indigenous participants in 31 locations across all states and territories. The DRIL program has now supported 75 Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander languages.
To commemorate our ten year milestone we interviewed different people about their involvement with RNLD. We talked to them about how they first heard about RNLD, the ways in which they were involved with RNLD, how RNLD has helped their language work, and how they would describe RNLD. Excerpts from those interviews are below.
DRIL Participants
Michelle Warren
Dieri language
Port Augusta, South Australia
Brendan Kennedy
Madhi Madhi, Wadi Wadi languages
Swan Hill, Victoria
Anthony Henry
Barada, Birri-Gubba languages
Woorabinda, Queensland
Estelle Miller
Wirangu language
Ceduna, South Australia
Annalee Pope
Waka Waka, Gureng gureng languages
Bundaberg, Queensland
|'It's given our younger kids an opportunity to feel like they're involved and given them permission to use words and be active, and be involved in the language program. It's not just for the older people.'
'The way Margaret delivers the training feels like it's easing into it as both the student and the teacher. That's what I've found is appealing, and what other members in our group have found as well.'
'That process of hunting for our language. We had never looked at it that way before, that we're hunting our language.'
'It's given me the knowledge that at least I can keep researching, that the language isn't lost to me. Although I don't have an Elder readily available to me to check pronunciation, I can at least attempt sounding the word, and if I do find someone to check with later. So I know that language is open for me, and I know the knowledge that we've learnt we can give other people and see if they want to find their skills as well.'
|'We've been building our own language programs around it and our own knowledge around the linguistics side of things and hopefully looking to share it out to other community members who want to get involved with language.'
|'The model of guided independent teaching style I've applied through everything. I've been redesigning my language lessons for my language nest to suit that model of guided independence, and it's really good.'
Maya Shioji
Yawuru language
Broome, Western Australia
Roko Shioji
Yawuru language
Broome, Western Australia
Gina Albert
Yawuru language
Broome, Western Australia
Ema Bovoro
Adnyamathanha language
Adelaide, South Australia
Salote Bovoro
Adnyamathanha language
Adelaide, South Australia
'I explained to our linguist the workshop we did, and he's taken on a bit about doing the Master-Apprentice, so at the moment he talks in Yawuru as much as he can to us here in the office, so he's trying to almost do a language nest here in the office.'
|'I teach with Years 4,5, and 6, and I find the Master-Apprentice very useful. I've used it in the classroom and I find that the kids are learning a lot of the language they use everyday in the classroom much easier by using Master-Apprentice.'
|'Master-Apprentice is a little fun activity and when you do fun stuff, you remember it more.'
|'It's helped us be a little bit more confident in speaking with the Elders, and helping to gain vocabulary, and writing books and stuff like that.'
|'It helps provide programs for you to better your language skills.'
Sharon Atkinson
Yorta Yorta language
Shepparton, Victoria
Glennis Galbat-Newry
Miriwoong language
Kununurra, Western Australia
Knut Olawsky
Kununurra, Western Australia
Jodie Maymuru
Boreen Point, Queensland
Leeann Merritt and Rosalie Jones
Wajarri language
Geraldton, Western Australia
|'For people who are very eager to respond to language, especially in language revival, I would say that RNLD has very helpful resources and support to get communities up and going towards learning their language. And it has a community friendly atmosphere.'
|'I've learnt about preparing resources for teaching lessons and other skills from other trainers from other places so it was interesting for me.'
'RNLD with its DRIL program has come up with a curriculum of different modules that is really designed to help Indigenous language workers conduct their language work. So, starting from how to use recording equipment and introducing new and practical equipment, down to language analysis and practical topics that have to do with our day to day work.'
|'RNLD's training model is really flexible. Just being able to work with communities on what they wanted and needed depending on what stage they're at. Because everyone's got different needs.'
|'Happy birthday RNLD! Nhurra barndi? Nganajungu Rosalie in Geraldton. Nganajungu Leann in Geraldton. Keep up the good work! Barndi!'
RNLD's Founders and Friends
Margaret Florey
DRIL Director
Nick Thieberger
PARADISEC, University of Melbourne
Stephen Morey
La Trobe University
Ruth Singer
LIP Coordinator
University of Melbourne
Felicity Houwen
RNLD Outreach Officer and Volunteer Coordinator
'It's been very rewarding to be part of RNLD's development through the past ten years. When Nick and I first identified the need for a network and a centralised resource base, we had no idea that RNLD would grow so quickly. Our outreach services reach different groups of people through the mail list, Facebook and Twitter. We now get input and responses from people around the world with a wide range of backgrounds and interests.
Creating the DRIL training program has been a very exciting part of RNLD's work. Through the past 5 years, we have met many wonderful people who are working hard to sustain or revitalise their languages. It's been wonderful to be able to develop a program that supports that work.'
'RNLD came about because we recognised that there were lots of common questions that people had and there needed to be some way of providing resources so you could find out what was going on, and what kinds of tools and methods were being used. There wasn't any sort of central agency that was providing that sort of information, so Margaret and I wanted to get something organised.'
'The mailing list has been really important, and there's nothing else like it, and the web site is a point of reference, so I think all of that has been excellent.'
'RNLD is an organisation primarily made up of linguists that are doing work on documentation and working with Indigenous languages, small languages and endangered languages all around the world. It is based in Australia, but has an international connection. RNLD also has a major project for language work in Indigenous languages in Australia.'
'I've always had pretty good answers to everything I've asked on the RNLD mailing list and I ask a few questions. There are others who do and there are people who talk about all kinds of things, and it has been very useful.'
|'The RNLD list is great for people who work in language documentation, or who are connected to language documentation as language activists and that kind of thing, to become connected to one another. Because one of the things you realise is that in Melbourne we're quite lucky in that there's lots of us doing the same thing and we talk to each other, but there's a lot of people out there working in language documentation who don't have anyone around them to talk to.'
'It has been really exciting to see RNLD's growth in all aspects of the organisation over the three years I've been here. When I first started I was interviewed by Margaret in her home office, and now I work with five other staff and three volunteers!
The social media profile has grown exponentially and it has been fantastic to hear from people all over the world who have shared goals and interests in language documentation and revitalisation.'
Lauren Gawne
LIP Coordinator and RNLD consultant
Nanyang Technological University
Jessica Solla
RNLD Volunteer
John Hobson
Koori Centre, University of Sydney
Greg Dickson
ANU, Ngukurr Language Centre
Randy LaPolla
Nanyang Technological University
'I'm always poking around on the RNLD website for good tips on conferences, tools and news on language documentation.'
'I started out attending LIP and learning from the experiences of colleagues who had spent more time in the field than I had. The more time I spent working with Yolmo speakers in Nepal for my PhD the more I was able to apply what we had discussed, and think critically about my role as a fieldworking linguist.'
|'I'm an Arts student studying Linguistics and Indigenous Studies, and the work that RNLD does is quite exciting, and quite relevant to my own interests, so I thought while I was doing my Honours this year it would be a good opportunity to get some experience in an organisation like this.'
|'RNLD is an organisation looking at the preservation of small languages, particularly Indigenous languages. And while it's international in its scope, it has a clear Australian focus, and is Australian based, and in that context, it's the major provider of community level education in linguistics, language documentation and conservation work.'
'We put a call out on the mailing list that was urgent and RNLD is the best for that. We needed something quick and we needed the info and we just got such a great response.'
'RNLD is a good connecting point for information and resources for whoever is interested in supporting language. I definitely like that not only does the DRIL program have a national focus, but that RNLD's goal is to have an international focus as well, which is unique for Australian language organisations.'
'I would like to say congratulations to RNLD, and say how much I appreciate RNLD, for keeping up to date with the state of the art on documentation technology and practice, notices about events, such as Linguistics in the Pub (I can no longer go to the events but I find the summaries and references given with the announcements useful), and the solving of problems of different types that many of us face in documenting languages.
All the best on the next ten years!'


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We just got word that Boulder Colorado-based tape company, Identi-Tape Inc. has shipped off a very generous donation of vinyl, gaffer, deco and glow in the dark hoop tape for our upcoming April 6th and May 18th Hand Drums and Hula Hoops workshops at Healing Newtown Art Space in Newtown CT
This tape will be used to personalize and beautifully embellish the 100 hand-made hoops being lovingly made by bringtheHoopla LLC. with funds donated from loving friends from around the country and donated to the workshop participants.
From darkness comes light ~ from kindness comes healing.
THANK YOU IDENTI-TAPE Inc. ♥


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We almost always have the ingredients to make banana bread, which is why it is my go-to whenever I want or need to bake something. It's also a great way to use up those spotty bananas before they go mushy.
This recipe is perfect for summer. It's fruity and sweet, and the bread is really fluffy and light. It would be perfect for a gift or to bring to a picnic. I've given two loaves to my neighbors this week, and I think I have gained some new recipe taste testers. :)
Blueberry Buttermilk Banana Bread, makes 2 medium loaves
adapted from Damn Delicious
1 3/4 cups gluten free all-purpose flour
1 teaspoon baking powder
1/8 teaspoon baking soda
1/4 teaspoon salt
1/2 cup unsalted butter, at room temperature
1 cup sugar
2 large eggs
1/4 cup buttermilk
1/2 teaspoon vanilla extract
3 ripe bananas, mashed
1 pint blueberries
1/2 lemon, zested
Mix together the flour, baking powder, baking soda and salt. Make sure to pre-heat the oven to 350°F. (I always forget to pre-heat!) I chose to use gluten free flour for my bread since I am trying to cut out gluten, but you can also use regular all purpose flour and the baking time and measurements will be the same.
In a separate (larger) bowl, cream together the butter and sugar. Then add in the eggs, vanilla and buttermilk. Make sure to get this nice and fluffy.
Once this is mixed, you'll add the bananas and lemon zest. you want to be sure that the bananas are thoroughly broken up. I find that the little bit of lemon zest helps the buttermilk give the bread a little bit of bite. It's very subtle and I think it tastes very fresh.
Slowly add the dry ingredients to the wet batter, making sure to mix. You'll want to fold in the blueberries gently so that they don't break and stain the batter blue :)
Fill a bread pan half full of batter. I added some berries to the top of the pan so that they would show on top better. Bake at 350° for 34-36 minutes.
If you have a chance, go check out my new Lavender's Blue Facebook page! Enjoy!


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British Pub Week Events
Pubs are a wonderful and iconic institution, which remain unique in their own right and as such we believe that British pub week should remain as diverse as the pubs it celebrates! With this in mind British pub week makes suggestions as to different ways to celebrate, but these are only suggestions, this is the pubs week and they are best placed to decide how they are going to celebrate their pub with their community.
- Friday 28th October: Gala Night
- Saturday 29th October: Halloween Party/Entertainment
- Sunday 30th October: Family day
- 28th – 30th October: Beer Festival
- Monday 31st October: Community day/Halloween
- Tuesday 1st November: Pub food and drink
- Wednesday 2nd November: Open mic night
- Thursday 3rd November: Pub sports
- Friday 4th November: Charity night
- Saturday 5th November: Grand finale/Bonfire/GuyFawkes


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William Shakespeare Scarf
Style# 239
Authors & Companions
This all-purpose, comfortable Sheer Jersey cotton scarf features on one end a design of mine based on a vintage engraving of William Shakespeare.
- 100% sheer jersey cotton, super soft and stretchy unisex scarf.
- This scarf has raw unfinished edges.
- Pre-shrunk and laundered.
- 100% cotton sheer jersey is combed for softness and comfort.
- Color: Baby Blue, White, Light Pink, Medieval Grey, Red and Olive Green color with black ink.
- Dimensions: 93" x 16" (236cm x 41cm)
- Screen Printed meticulously with care by hand in Colorado, USA.
There are a couple of authors out there who we can not claim to be experts on at all. We are entranced by their work however, and feel there is so much to discover. Shakespeare is near the top of that list. His collected works is so varied that it will take a lifetime to read and understand and appreciate it fully. We're looking forward to it.


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He was the "monster with 100 eyes, who sees all" whose painful defeat against IBM's Deep Blue computer heralded the end of human dominance over artificial intelligence.
Yet 20 years on Garry Kasparov is still considered the greatest chess player in history, a genius so special he became world champion at 22 and was then almost invincible for two decades.
Now, 12 years after he turned his back on the professional game, the king is back.


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Minster FM News
Details of the coalition deal
Published at 7:53am 12th May 2010.
A new political era for Britain is underway.
David Cameron begins his first full day as Prime Minister leading a coalition government not seen in Britain since World War 2.
He'll govern with the Liberal Democrats after the party endorsed the plans at a meeting late last night.
Here are some of the measures agreed under the power-sharing deal between the Conservatives and Liberal Democrats.
Top of the list is the plan to cut the deficit.
There will be a 6 billion pound reduction in spending - and as the Conservatives wanted it'll happen this year.
Another big issue is Trident.
A nuclear deterrent will be maintained - though the Lib Dems will still be able to argue for alternative options.
There was agreement on imposing a levy on banks and tackling excessive City bonuses.
The new government aims to scrap the bulk of the planned increase in national insurance contributions for employers.
But instead of getting rid of the rise for employees, there will be a substantial increase in personal tax allowances to benefit low and middle-income workers, as the Lib Dems had been calling for.
However, they've had to drop their plan for an illegal immigrant amnesty in exchange for a cap on new immigrant numbers.
One of the Tories' big ideas gets through - a so-called Big Repeal Bill intended to cut back on expensive government projects and legislation. That means an end to ID cards and biometric passports.
Nick Clegg's party will sign up to a commitment not to join the European single currency and to legislation requiring a referendum on any proposed transfer of powers to the European Union.
He also pushed hard for electoral reform and has been promised a referendum on the Alternative Voting system.
The UK will move to five-year fixed-term parliaments.
The next election has already been pencilled in for the first Thursday in May 2015.


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Chief Labour Officer Vincent Burnett today met separately with the two parties in the Grantley Adams International Airport Inc. (GAIA) pay dispute, in the hope of arriving at an amicable settlement.
This morning, Burnett held talks with top officials of GAIA before sitting down with representatives of the National Union of Public Workers (NUPW) this afternoon.
"The [NUPW] meeting lasted for almost three hours. They [Labour Department] wanted to hear our side of the story [after hearing from] GAIA management in the morning time. So Monday, at 9.30 a.m., they are going to hear both parties together and see if they can find some compromise or some decision," one union official, who is close to the talks, told Barbados TODAY.
In support of its demand for a 3.5 per cent pay increase dating back five years, the NUPW official said: "We brought all the proof that we had. The proof about the Budgetary statement, the Central Bank showing of growth, the Minister of Finance showing economic growth during the first half of 2011, which is what we are sticking to."
The two sides differ on the outcome of a December 2010 meeting chaired by Prime Minister Freundel Stuart.
GAIA contends that the 3.5 per cent was taken off the table while the union said the increase would only be paid if the economy improved.
However, while Government is maintaining that the desired growth has not yet been realized, the union is contending otherwise. Based on January 4, 2010 letter it further insists that the pay increase was never taken off the table.
Today, neither the NUPW General Secretary Roslyn Smith nor President Akanni McDowall could be reached for comment. When contacted tonight, GAIA Corporate Communications Specialist Keith Goddard declined to comment at this stage.


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I've been struggling to get files between two Macs — Mac File Sharing — and it's been very unMac-like.
I followed the web pages and YouTube instructions to no avail. I have everything set up correctly, but only the machine name is recognized, not the folders and files. "No Connection." What follows is the desperation method.
— General
Both machines need to be on the same network. 192.168.2.x Home Network in my case.
— Sending Machine
Know the sending machine IP address. 192.168.2.103
Apple > System Preferences > Internet > Network > IP Address.
Make or confirm that there is one Shared folder and that it's Read & Write by everybody. This is the "mailbox" folder.
Apple > System Preferences > Internet > Sharing > [X] File Sharing > Options > Share using AFP > Done.
Know the current user and password.
— Destination Machine
No special network setup needed past a connection to a common router or switch and a similar IP number. 192.168.2.5. If you can watch YouTube, that's all you need.
Go > Connect To Server > afp://192.168.2.103 > Connect.
Login as the Sending user > Select the shared folder > Drag/Transfer files.
That's Apple File Protocol. We're performing a "raw," direct IP connection around the fancy AppleShare protocols.
The system mounts the far shared folder as a "drive" on your desktop. It's bidirectional if you set the Sending sharing right. You can send or receive files.
Kill the connection by Right-Click or Control-Click unmounting the drive. Turn off File Sharing on the Sending Mac. You didn't need File Sharing on the Destination Mac.
Eventually, I'll figure out why regular Mac File Sharing doesn't work. Enjoy.


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Program Description
The Public Health Department offers pregnancy tests, Tuberculin (TB) skin tests and HIV testing.
Who is eligible for program services?
What are the eligibility criteria?
When are services available?
Pregnancy testing and TB skin tests are available by appointment every Monday from 1:00 PM – 3:00 PM. Individuals who received TB skin tests must return on the following Thursday from 8:00 AM – 12:00 PM for TB skin test reading.
HIV testing is by appointment. Call 754-6460 for an appointment
Where are the services provided?
All services are provided at Public Health Services, 700 Mountain Ranch Road, Suite C-2, San Andreas
Is there a cost for the service?


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Since the beginning of World War I in 1914, the United States, under President Woodrow Wilson, had maintained strict neutrality, other than providing material assistance to the Allies. Even in May 1915, when a German submarine sank the British ocean liner Lusitania, killing 128 U.S. citizens out of a total 1,200 dead, the United States, though in uproar, remained neutral. In the autumn of 1916, Wilson was reelected after running largely on a platform of antiwar, pro-neutrality rhetoric.
By the time of Wilson's reelection victory, the war had left millions dead, cities and economies in ruins, and no decisive victory in sight for any side. It seemed that the war might actually burn itself out. In November and December 1916, Wilson began a series of initiatives to broker a resolution, sending out diplomatic notes to the governments of every nation involved. Germany responded positively and went so far as to recommend opening immediate peace negotiations. France, however, responded by launching a renewed attack against the Germans in Verdun. British prime minister David Lloyd George rejected Wilson's initiative directly.
In January 1917, Germany announced that it would lift all restrictions on submarine warfare starting on February 1. This declaration meant that German U-boat commanders were suddenly authorized to sink all ships that they believed to be providing aid of any sort to the Allies. Because the primary goal was to starve Britain into surrendering, the German effort would focus largely on ships crossing the Atlantic from the United States and Canada.
The first victim of this new policy was the American cargo ship Housatonic, which a German U-boat sank on February 3, 1917. In response, President Wilson broke off diplomatic relations with Germany the same day. The escalation was serious and turned out to be a major step toward the United States' entry into the war.
In the meantime, other German mischief paved the road to war with the United States even more smoothly. In February 1917, British intelligence intercepted a telegram from Germany that they had intercepted in January. In the telegram, sent by German foreign minister Alfred Zimmermann to his ambassador in Mexico on January 16, Zimmermann instructed the ambassador to offer Mexico generous financial aid if it would ally itself with Germany against the United States. Furthermore, the telegram promised German support for Mexico in reconquering its lost territory in Texas, New Mexico, and Arizona.
On March 1, 1917, the text of the Zimmermann telegram appeared on the front pages of American newspapers, and in a heartbeat, American public opinion shifted in favor of entering the war.


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Gatekeeper's Taste
A super soft, triple creme, washed rind disc, made from cow and sheep milk and bursting with flavor. With enough butteriness to satisfy the brie-heads and just enough funk for the stinkers, its bound to be a great bridge between palettes on your cheese plate. The cider wash results in a creamy mouthfeel with slightly fruity, onion notes.
Serving Gatekeeper
Not your average triple cream! This bold cheese can withstand strong flavors. Try it with really funky, dry ciders and big reds. Stouts and porters and maybe even delve into that sour beer you've always been curious about…
How Gatekeeper is Made
An ooey-gooey puck of washed rind triple crème goodness, Gatekeeper. The fine folks of Old Chatham Sheepherding Company make this cow's milk cheese with added sheep cream. The unaged wheels are then sent down to Brooklyn, where Benton Brown and his team of affineurs (cheese agers) deep under the city streets take over. Gatekeeper is washed over several days with Millstone Farmgate, a tart and funky hard cider. These talented Brooklyn cheese-makers at Crown Finish Caves really killed it with this one, with the help of their good buddies at Old Chatham Sheepherding Creamery in upstate New York.


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This page has links to both new and renewal project applications in PDF format. Reviewers of new project applications, please scroll down the page to find the appropriate group of new applications. Thank you, NOFA committee!
Project Ranking Worksheet
Click here to download the draft project ranking worksheet (.xls spreadsheet) for the NOFA Committee meeting on Monday, 8/29 at 9am.
Renewal Project Applications
Boulder County Housing Authority - Consolidated RRH
Boulder Housing Partners - Housing First PSH
Boulder Housing Partners - PSH at the Drive In
Boulder Housing Partners - Lee Hill
CCH - Metro Denver Chronic PSH
DOH - Metro 1 Consolidated PSH
DOH - Metro Denver Youth Bonus
Scoring Tool for New Project Applications
This tool is being used by Angela, ShehilaRae, Jennifer, Shelley, Lu, and Michelle to score the seven new project applications. Their scores will be shared during the ranking meeting on Monday, 8/28. One of those seven applications is an existing project that is voluntarily reallocating its funds to create a new Joint TH and PH-RRH project.
To access and print the scoring tool, click here. You will need to print out seven copies, one for each application.
New Project Applications
Here are the new project applications in PDF format:
Colorado Coalition for the Homeless - PSH Expansion
Denver Department of Human Services
Crisis Center (Douglas County)
CCH - HMIS Expansion (reallocation of 1% of all Tier 1 projects)


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