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December is all about the number one face product we feel our clients underestimate the most… toners!
For Christine, Jenn, and Susanne, toners are one of the MOST important products in our daily routine. Whatever your concern, dry, oily, aging, hyperpigmentation, fatigued… Eminence has a tonique that's right for you. Here some of the toniques we love and reasons why we can't go anywhere without them!
Book a facial during the month of December and receive $10 towards ANY Eminence tonique!
Christine's Pick – Wild Plum Tonique
An Ode To Wild Plum
Monday morning
Feeling glum
I grab my tonique
And spray my face with plum!
Dry and dehydrated
Dull and sad
This tonique helps these conditions
Never again to be had
Vibrant and glowing
Toned and lightened
"Halleluiah!" my skin cries
As my complexion is brightened
Salicylic acid
Mineral nutrients, too
Oh, Wild Plum Tonique
How I love you!
Jenn's Pick – Stone Crop Hydrating Mist
Hello from sunny Punta Cana! I love my Stone Crop Hydrating Mist so much that I won't vacay without it. This soothing, healing and hydrating tonique helps keep my complexion bright, fresh, and hydrated all day long; whether it be in the cool Canadian climate or the hot Dominican sun. The stone crop plant juice, spring water, and salicylic acid lightens pigmentation, protects against free radicals and removes surface impurities. I'm good at making sure my family wears their sunscreen, but I love knowing that just incase we miss a spot or are late to reapply, the Stone Crop Hydrating Mist will do the trick for soothing a minor sunburn. This soothing mist also sets and seals my SPF minerals and works great as a make up remover, or aftershave for my husband so I can avoid packing some extra cosmetics which is important when you're jet setting. I just LOVE this stone crop mist!
Susanne's Pick – Neroli Age Corrective Hydrating Mist
I'd like to introduce you to a good friend of mine, meet Neroli Tonique!
Neroli is always there when I need her. I'm not a morning person, but I feel instantly refreshed to wake up and find Neroli by my bedside ready to start the day, and when I feel drained after my morning workout routine, or have a long day of work ahead, it's Neroli who's always there to pick me up again.
Just a couple of sprays from this powerhouse hydrating mist is all it takes for my skin to feel refreshed and help me bounce back on my feet again. The neroli oil, softens my skin and acts as a refreshing, hydrating antiseptic. Eminence's "Natural Retinol Alternative Complex" (derived from the chicory root and tara tree gum) helps boost my collagen production and gives my skin a firm and youthful glow. The Neroli Age Corrective Hydrating Mist is also infused with powerful plant stem cells from the Swiss green apple -which help maintain my skins elasticity and encourage new cell production to delay the signs of aging. Coconut milk moisturizes and helps keep my PH levels balanced, and a plethora of antioxidants help combat free radical damage.
Wait a minute… a two second way to balance, refresh, protect and fight the signs of aging in a liquid spray bottle that conveniently fits into my purse? It's no wonder why I love taking Neroli everywhere I go!
Yes, Neroli and I will be good friends for a VERY long time. You can have a friend like Neroli too, there's an Eminence Tonique for everyone!


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Most of the styles in this category have been discontinued from our primary line. There are also miscellaneous leftovers from custom jobs and stones that were printed on the wrong color stone. There is a lot here, some are real finds. Some have been taking up shelf space for some time and are marked down to only 10 cents!
I really can't express how amazing those little stones are — I've been giving them away since 2001!
These stones are a beautiful way to add a smile to your day. Place them into a decorative glass bowl and voila — you have an instant motivational conversation piece. Great pick-me-up!
You sent me such a terrific selection of colorful stones! They were the most beautiful ones ever! Thank you!
Thanks again for such wonderful products and service. Your company and staff are AWESOME!!
These stones and their message mean very much to me and I know they will touch everyone's lives they come in contact with.
Given to my oncologist who is keeping me alive after a diagnosis of stage IV lung cancer. This was a beautiful way to say how much I care for this man. He teared up! It's a beautiful piece, perfect.
Wish I had ordered MORE of these. They totally rock ;)
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Sometimes work-related accidents do not happen at a fixed worksite. On-the-job accidents can actually occur wherever an employee is doing the job he or she was hired to do, regardless of whether it is at a permanent jobsite or not.
For example, people can be injured when traveling between two jobsites, and transportation professionals have mobile jobsites. In a recent accident in Orange County, a man was killed while attempting to repair a tractor trailer he was operating. He had pulled over to the side of the road to make some repairs on the rig, and he was killed when he somehow became pinned between the wheel and the trailer. It is not clear whether the man was on the job or not at the time of this tragedy; the vehicle has yet to be linked to any area businesses.
It is unclear at this time whether the man's death was caused by an equipment malfunction, unsafe working conditions, or improper safety training, among other possible causes. An OSHA investigation was initiated at the scene, however OSHA passed the investigation over to the Huntington Beach Police Department. This change was prompted after the accident was determined to not have taken place on an actual worksite.
The fact that the accident did not take place on a fixed worksite does not necessarily mean that the man's employer might not be liable for the man's death, is he was on the job at the time of this tragedy.
Workers' compensation is meant to compensate work accident victims and their families for losses sustained in work accidents, regardless of where the accident occurs.
Source: OC Register, "Man trying to repair rig killed in Huntington Beach," Sean Emery, March 10, 2014


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New York Giants' Janoris Jenkins breaks silence on death in his home
New York Giants cornerback Janoris Jenkins made his first public statements since a dead body was discovered at his New Jersey home.
Jenkins posted a statement on social media expressing regret for the loss of his friend, Roosevelt Rene, whose body was found at the player's house in Fair Lawn, N.J., on June 26.
William H. Jenkins Jr., the older brother of Janoris, has been charged with aggravated manslaughter in the death of Rene, who also went by the name of Trypps Beats.
"With Regret and sadness I wish to inform the fans, and the public a good friend of mine Roosevelt Rene a.k.a Trypps Beats was found dead at my place of residence," Jenkins wrote on his Instagram account. "Trypps was a good friend and we were collaborating on music production together. It truly hurts my heart to know he passed away.
"At the time of the incident I was in Florida preparing to finish off my promotional tour. As this is an ongoing incident, I cannot answer any questions related to the investigation. I am praying for Roosevelt and his family."
The Bergen County Prosecutor's Office said Rene, 25, was a Jenkins family friend who had been living at the Pro Bowl cornerback's house.
William Jenkins, who was detained by sheriff's deputies on an alleged parole violation before he was placed in custody in Ontario County, N.Y., could be sentenced to 10 to 30 years in prison if convicted on the manslaughter charge.
Police and the Bergen County Prosecutor's Office are investigating the death as a possible strangulation/suffocation incident.
Jenkins' home is located about 10 miles north of MetLife Stadium in East Rutherford, N.J.


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Top Tips For Planning a Global Conference
The perfect destination and venue can turn a good event into an unforgettable one. Depending on several factors the choice of destination and venue for your next Global Conference can vary greatly. Finding the perfect destination and venue can be tricky, but it doesn't have to be. We have put together our top tips to consider when planning your next global conference and picking the perfect destination and venue.
Fall In Love With Italy For An Event
Autumn or Fall is a wonderful time to travel in Italy. Tourist crowds are thinning, prices and temperatures are dropping and some of the best products of the season hits the markets. For an Event Planner Autumn can be the perfect time to visit Italy for a variety of reasons including excellent rates, good flight access and beautiful weather.
Top 5 Reasons To Choose Miami Beach For Your Next Event
South Florida is one of our favourite destinations in the US. Year-round it dazzles travellers with its sunshine, architecture and luxurious hotels and venues. Miami Beach encompasses all of the best traits of South Florida. Whether you are searching for a destination with sunshine all year, elegant venues that can provide an amazing guest experience or simply a stunning backdrop for your next event then Miami Beach has it all.
Food Trends 2018 for the Event Industry
To stand out with your event you need to provide some unforgettable gastronomic experiences for your delegates. The National Restaurant Association recently released their annual "Whats Hot" report that compiled the survey results from over 700 different professional chefs. They highlighted their top food trends 2018.
Conference Planning – How to Choose the Ideal Location for your International Conference Event
Conference planning can be daunting. So our team here at venuesworld.com are here to offer you a few tips and tricks to finding that ideal location. First, we recommend you break the project into bite size objectives. Here, we will …


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Bachelor of Arts, (Economics), 1980, Whitman College, Walla Walla, Washington
Juris Doctor, 1983, University of Colorado School of Law, Boulder, Colorado
Master of Laws (LL.M.) (Agricultural and Food Law), 2014, University of Arkansas, Fayetteville, AR
Graduate Work in Philosophy and Logic, 1992-1993, University of Nebraska
U.S. Air Force Squadron Officer School, 1985, Maxwell AFB, Alabama (Commandant's Award for Excellence in Writing)
Lectures and Appearances
Professional Licenses and Affiliations
Mr. Cohen is admitted to practice law in Colorado (Colorado Bar No. 13178). He is admitted to the Federal District Courts in Nebraska and Colorado, the Eighth Circuit Court of Appeals, the Tenth Circuit Court of Appeals, the U.S. Tax Court, the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Armed Forces, the U.S. Court of Veterans Appeals (now the U.S. Court of Appeals for Veterans Claims), and the United States Supreme Court. He has been admitted to practice law pro hac vice in other federal and state courts.
Mr. Cohen is a member of the Colorado Bar Association and the Agricultural Law Section, the Boulder County Bar Association and the Federal Bar Association.
Community Involvement
Mr. Cohen is a member of the Board of Directors of DART, Inc., a 501(c)(3) organization that teaches violence prevention. www.dartdefense.org. He completed DART's Lead Instructor course and teaches courses on violence prevention and personal safety. He holds a black belt in Shudokan karate.
Personal and Family
Mr. Cohen has three children. He lives in in Boulder with his Anatolian Shepherd, Marmaduke.


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Nov 4, 2012 - Tribal Colleges Treated Unfairly by ND Sec. of State?
By : Chase IronEyes
Lastrealindians has been alerted to the fact that North Dakota Secretary of State Al Jaeger sent out a letter advising college students as to their voting options and parameters surrounding their right to vote while attending college in North Dakota. However, Mr. Jaeger only sent it to schools within the ND University System, which does not include a single Tribal College (there are 5 in ND) or any of the private schools. With 24 hours until election-day we simply do not have time to worry about the ND Sec. of State correcting this error. Instead we must act now, our students must tell each other, update, tweet, text, get the word out –tell each other that all you have to do as students is go to the voting poll wherever you go to school (find out where you need to go to vote at or near your school) with a picture ID and cast your vote. Please read Al Jaeger's letter at the end of this column for more specific instructions if needed. As for the rest of our relatives the time has come. We need not only to commit to vote ourselves but we need to take grandma, uncle, aunty, sister, cousin, guy on the couch and the kids to the voting polls just like we do in tribal elections –we have to voice our voting power. We need to gather all of our contacts, all of our friends in real life and on facebook and twitter (even those that are your facebook friends just to be nosy) and share this message that we no longer have to go forward in life not realizing our own power. These are new days my relatives. Thank you from Lastrealindians.
[Below is a press release from the North Dakota Democratic NPL, followed by ND Sec. of State actual letter]
For Immediate Release
Contact: Rania Batrice
North Dakota Dem-NPL Demands
Sec. of State to Treat Tribal Colleges Fairly
Bismarck, ND—The North dakota Democratic-NPL Party discovered that the North Dakota Secretary of State, Al Jaeger, distributed a letter to North Dakota universities, advising students on best practices of voting when they live in a dormitory (attached).
Secretary Jaeger failed to release the same letter and information to Tribal Colleges across the state. A letter was sent to Jaeger, urging him to extend the same courtesy the Native American student population, and rather than rectify this gross oversight, Jaegar's Deputy stated they would do better during the next election cycle.
The North Dakota Democratic-NPL released the following statement from Communications Director, Rania Batrice after Sec. Jaeger's failure to act:
"It's shameful that Sec. Jaeger would overlook our Tribal Colleges, when for too long Native Americans were denied the basic right to vote. Sec. Jaeger should immediately fix his mistake and ensure that Tribal students receive his letter in order to ensure that ALL student voices are heard."
*Note: there will be a press conference held today (By the ND Democratic NPL) Nov. 5, 2012 at 11:15 am (Central Standard) outside ND Sec. of State's office to demand action following these reports of the Secretary of State sending out a letter that could serve as proof of residency to North Dakota college students, except Tribal college students. The press conference will be held at the ND Sec. of State office, 600 East Boulevard Avenue, outside Suite 108, Bismarck, ND.*
[Below is the letter sent from ND Sec. of State, Al Jaeger]:
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(Student Name)
(Student address at college) (City) (State) (Zip)
Student's Date of Birth (MM/DD/YYYY) Dear (Student Name),
On November 6, 2012, North Dakota will conduct a General Election that will elect a President of the United States, a United States Senator, a Representative to Congress, a Governor and other statewide and district office holders. The statewide ballot will also include five measures.
In North Dakota, a qualified voter is a United States citizen who is eighteen or older; a resident of the state; has lived in his or her voting precinct for the 30 days immediately prior to the election; and who has not had his or her voting rights revoked by court action.
North Dakota Resident Student Attending College:
A college student has the choice of voting in the precinct associated with his or her North Dakota home residential address or he or she may vote in the precinct of the residential address the student has while attending college. The college student must choose one or the other as his or her residential address for voting. The student cannot use both.
If the home address is selected, then the college student may return home to vote on Election Day at the precinct's polling location or the college student may cast his or her vote through an absentee ballot process. To vote by absentee ballot, a college student must complete the application at https://vip.sos.nd.qov/absentee/ and follow the instructions as to where to send the application. The ballot will be mailed to the student's college address.
Regardless of the choice of voting address, home address or the college address, voters can find the polling location related to that address at https://vip.sos.nd.clov/VVhereToVote.aspx?tab=0.
To vote in person at a polling location, a voter is asked to provide identification (ID) that correlates to the voting address the college student voter has selected. Acceptable forms of identification are listed at Approved IDs. If the college student voter does not possess an ID showing his or her selected voting address while attending college, this letter may be used in combination with another Approved ID to establish the college student as a qualified voter in the precinct where he or she will be voting.
Whenever a voter applies for and votes by absentee ballot or goes to a polling place to vote, a record of where the voter cast his or her ballot is maintained in the state's Central Voter File. If a voter casts a ballot in more than one precinct, the voter is subject to criminal prosecution.
Out-of-State Students Attending College:
If a student from another state meets the criteria listed above to be a qualified voter in North Dakota, the student may cast his or her ballot in North Dakota or the college student may cast an absentee ballot in his or her home state, which is allowed in all states (check home state for applicable requirements). If an out-of-state student chooses to make North Dakota his or her voting address, the out-of-state student's home state will be informed. If records ultimately reveal that the student voter voted in both states, the student is subject to criminal prosecution.
Al Jaeger
Secretary of State
State of North Dakota


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Job Description
Principal Commercial Manager based in Wiltshire. £70-80k plus bonus and car/car allowance and generous benefits
Your new company
A very large specialist FM service provider who manage a number of contracts throughout the UK. Our client run multi-million pound contracts and are looking for someone to join their commercial team to help manage their key accounts. You can expect an exciting role with this company along with considerable rewards and career progression.
Your new role
The Principal Commercial Manager will manage a commercial team across a very large PFI contract within the defence sector. As the Principal Commercial Manager, you will be responsible for the entire contract, you will work closely with both Finance and Commercial managers to ensure strict deadlines and targets are adhered to. This role will offer the you an exciting opportunity to manage a leading commercial team within a great industry.
What you'll need to succeed
You must have Commercial Management experience within the FM industry, experience working in or with the Defence sector and/or PFI contracts is desired. This role requires a hardworking and ambitious individual who is eager to prove themselves in a fast-paced environment. You will be a confident, enthusiastic person who excels in a client facing role, excellent communication skills are key to successfully fulfill this role.
What you'll get in return
A competitive salary of up to £70-80k plus bonus and car/car allowance and additional benefits
What you need to do now
If you're interested in this role, please apply through this advert with your up-to-date CV or Matthew Stanton at Boden Resource on 0121 702 1464. If this job isn't quite right for you but you are looking for a new position, please contact us for a confidential discussion on your career.


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If you're looking to add an elegant twist to your usual movie date night, it's all about the hotel film and dinner nights, don't you know.. With a growing number of boutique London hotels housing their own private cinemas, film night just got a little bit more upscale…and exciting.
I had the pleasure of trying the Friday Night Film Club at the Charlotte Street Hotel recently. As you may know, the Charlotte Street Hotel is part of the Firmdale group. So delve into their website and you'll find a whole variety of film and dinner offerings to choose from across four of their eight London venues: Soho Hotel, Charlotte Street Hotel, Covent Garden Hotel and Ham Yard Hotel. (If you're New York based, they hold film nights at the Crosby Street Hotel too).
There are screenings of both old classics and new releases. And now and again, they'll hold special events such as the Fashion and Cinema Screening of The Roman Spring of Mrs Stone that took place at the end of the last year, in association with Vanity Fair.
For us, it was a glass of bubbly (not included in the cost of the film night) and then straight down to the basement into an intimate screening room for the showing of Tony Scott's True Romance.
Gah, it's been a while since I watched this movie, and being able to kick back and relax with a glass of fizz and delve straight into this classic (sans hundreds of adverts) was such a treat. Oh how I'd forgotten how violent some of this movie was, but at the same time it's funny and quirky and wow, what a blast from the past. Plus you can't beat that soundtrack…
A couple of hours later and it was back upstairs to the fabulously colourful and bold Oscar Bar & Restaurant for their three-course set meal. It was Friday, so it was absolutely teeming with people celebrating the weekend… however, it was great, because the diners were kept at the back where we were still part of the buzz, yet had our space to relax and enjoy some good food.
For starters, BC and I both enjoyed a really flavoursome salad of lemon chicken, cucumber, feta and pomegranate seeds which was light and delicious.
This followed by the dry aged onglet for BC, and the Cornish pollock for me.
The pollock was great. It had a crisp skin and deliciously soft meat, with a nice touch of saltiness from the bacon, firm chowder-soaked potatoes and a good injection of flavour from the samphire and added seasoning. This dish was right up my street.
I didn't get a look in with the onglet steak – BC devoured the whole lot and forgot to save me some. But it was tender and served with a rich red wine jus and garlic mash. While the starters were quite small, this dish was a good generous size and also impressed with its flavour factor.
After a bit of a breather to chat and take in our incredibly stylish and buzzy surrounds (As I say, this hotel is the hotspot for Friday night drinks), we delved into a lemon and raspberry posset and Yorkshire rhubarb with ginger sponge fingers.
I have to say, the lemon and raspberry posset excelled by far in the dessert popularity stakes (we both agreed on this one). The Yorkshire rhubarb was a little cream-heavy and didn't quite pack the punch I expected, although the rhubarb itself was delicious (and presentation rather brilliant).
The posset though, was tangy and fruity and just the sweet, palate-cleansing kick you need at the end of a meal. And again, fabulous presentation.
Did we accept a super cute miniature ice-cream from the waiter after all of this? Yes we did.
In the words of Alabama in True Romance, You're so cool, you're so cool, you're so cool. Charlotte Street Hotel. This is one film club we want to be long-term members of.
Until next time x
Huge thank you to Firmdale Hotels for hosting Oh So London for the Charlotte Street Hotel Film Club. All views are our own. Prices for the Film Club start at £35 for a film screening and three-course meal. Find more information here.
Charlotte Street Hotel, 15-17 Charlotte Street, London, W1T 1RJ


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The MN DNR just released a great new website with virtual tours of many state parks. You can choose one and it will show you a panoramic view of beautiful spots in that state park. It's excellent. It's a great … Continue reading
Here's the Pioneer Press article which reviews the ten most visited state parks in Minnesota. I've been to all but #10.
This weekend we went camping at Frontenac State Park with good friends. I'll just repeat – It's really a very nice place to camp and hike and explore. Here are some photos.
Name: Judge C.R. Magney Park Year it became a State Park: 1957 Section of Minnesota: Upper North Shore. Nearby Town: Grand Marais, Grand Portage Positives: It's a North Shore Park. And it has an impressive waterfall. The Negatives: There's no … Continue reading
Name: Banning State Park Year it became a State Park: 1963 Section of Minnesota: East Central Nearby Town: Sandstone, Hinckley Positives: Perfect woods and river. Not too far or too close to the Twin Cities or Duluth. Negatives: None come … Continue reading
(Apologies for duplicate posts if you subscribe to more than one of my blogs) I currently manage four blogs: The Responsible Puppet – First Blog The Responsible Father – Dad Blog Revisiting MN State Parks – Reviews of State Parks … Continue reading
Name: John Latsch State Park Year it became a State Park: 1925 Section of Minnesota: Mississippi River, East Coast Nearby Town: Winona Positives: The view and the woods. The Negatives: Very small, no maps, no camping. General Comments: If you'd … Continue reading


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NORFOLK, Va. � Pawtucket dropped its fourth straight game Sunday, falling, 6-3, to the Tides.
NORFOLK, Va. - Pawtucket dropped its fourth straight game
Sunday, falling, 6-3, to the Tides.
Brandon Duckworth took his first loss of the season, allowing
four earned runs on nine hits in five innings of work. His record
now stands at 5-1.
The PawSox scored their three runs on eight hits, with Scott
Podsednick hitting a two-run homer in the fifth inning off
Norfolk's Brad Bergesen. Josh Kroeger collected three hits for
Pawtucket. Alex Wilson and Mark Melancon pitched in relief and each
allowed a run.
Bergesen held the PawSox to just four hits over six innings to
improve to 2-2.
Former American League MVP Miguel Tejada, playing in his first
game for the Tides, went 2-for-4 with an RBI.
The PawSox, who stand at 27-18, play the Tides again Monday.
Doug Mathis (2-2) takes the mound for Pawtucket, while Chris
Tillman (3-5, 4.79) pitches for the Tides.


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People of Cambridge (uk): I'm moving to your city soon………does anyone want to be friends? No, seriously now. I'm moving to Cambridge with my boyfriend in a couple of weeks and I don't know anyone! Email me or something!
What I wore about a week ago. I wanted to show off my beautiful round mirror more than anything else but failed miserably in doing so. When its fixed back onto my chest of drawers it will be easier. this is possibly the least I've worn all summer, and it was still blisteringly hot. thank goodness the first few signs of my favourite season are starting to appear. Jumpers all round!
Also, I spy a Totoro.


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Jean Dujardin Wins The Golden Globes!
[vimeo http://www.vimeo.com/36858459 w=500&h=281]I have the greatest pleasure to do the hair and makeup on the handsome French actor Jean Dujardin. He is the lead actor in what i think is the best movie of the year! It is a silent movie. Very beautifully shot,a beautiful story, and well acted by Jean. No one knew who he was in America and i have the greatest pleasure in seeing how everyone now is noticing him! Now let's get the bigger statue!


text: The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) is currently being urged to provide guidance and make rules more clear in its regulation of the Telephone Consumer Protection Act (TCPA). Two separate petitions for clarification have received attention lately, including from a group of U.S. Representatives. In a letter dated August 1, 15 members of the U.S. House asked the FCC to act on a petition from ACA International to modernize the TCPA by enacting common-sense reforms to allow informational communications to mobile devices. <more>


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Many families love to decorate for Halloween. If you're a little creeped out by all those giant spiders and webs on people's bushes — even though you know 3-foot-wide spiders probably aren't real — you can try something a little less yucky and a little more colorful. We're loving this idea from the Momma Owl's Lab blog: Take a paper towel tube, punch little holes in it with a holepuncher, then stick a handful of glowsticks inside — those glowsticks you normally connect end to end to make a glowing bracelet or headband for yourself. Then take your polka-dotted decorations outside and put them on top of your bushes. Of course, that doesn't stop you from putting out big spiders and webs with them, but if you'd rather not freak yourself out while decorating, the glowsticks might be the ticket. Just remember, glowsticks last only a few hours once you snap them, so you'll have to wait till Halloween itself!
Wee ones: How many glowsticks outside the tube can you see in the picture?
Little kids: If you grab 5 orange glowsticks and 4 yellow ones, how many do you have? Bonus: If you took those glowsticks from a pack of 50, how many are left in there to make glow-in-the-dark bracelets?
Big kids: If you punch 7 holes in each paper tube (all on one side so you can see them all), how many glowing spots can you get by filling 8 tubes with glowsticks? (Hint if needed: Multiplying by 8 is like doubling a number 3 times in a row.) Bonus: If a real spider is normally just 1/2 inch wide and the big decoration ones are 26 times as wide, how wide is the fake spider?
Wee ones: 4 glowsticks.
Little kids: 9 glowsticks. Bonus: 41 glowsticks.
Big kids: 56 spots. Bonus: 13 inches.
And thank you to blogger Rachel Ford for this great idea!


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UNEVOC Network Collaborative research: Community engagement in TVET
This collaborative study, led by Cégep de la Gaspésie et des Îles (UNEVOC Centre - Canada), looks at how community engagement is carried out in UNEVOC Centres across the UNEVOC Network's five regions: Africa, Arab States, Asia and the Pacific, Europe, Commonwealth of Independent States (CIS) and North America, and Latin America and the Caribbean.
Work-based Learning as a Pathway to Competence-based Education (A UNEVOC Network Contribution)
We are pleased to announce the release of a new publication by German UNEVOC Centre BIBB. Through the contributions of UNEVOC Centres from around the world, this publication provides an analysis of the different dimensions and characteristics of work-based learning and gives a global perspective on WBL as a pathway to delivering competence-based education.
Young "lifelong learners" at the World Youth Skills Day 2019
On 15 July 2019, UNESCO co-organized an annual high-level event to mark the World Youth Skills Day under the theme "Learning to Learn for Life and Work" during the High-Level Political Forum held at the UN Headquarters in New York.
Just Launched: Youth Employment in the Mediterranean Knowledge Platform
As part of the World Youth Skills Day observation, UNESCO-UNEVOC has launched the Youth Employment in the Mediterranean (YEM) Knowledge Platform. This Platform is one of the key components of UNESCO's European Union funded YEM Project that supports 8 countries in the region in developing robust skills development systems to promote youth employment acrosss four key thematic areas.
World Youth Skills Day 2019: Learning to learn for life and work
Every year on July 15, UNESCO-UNEVOC joins global celebrations to mark World Youth Skills Day and spread awareness about the importance of youth skills development. Designated by the United Nations General Assembly, the day is an opportunity to highlight the achievements of young people who have benefitted from skills training and call for increased access to quality training and skills development for youth around the globe.


text: September 28, 2017 I am working from home today. Cue the Fifth Harmony jam. My car needs to get serviced because the maintenance light won't go away. I also have a couple appointments so what better way than to flex my existence in the office. I am actually wearing a hoodie for the first time this year. It is that cool this morning. I picked up iced coffee from McDonalds and have my s'well bottles ready to go. I also have my second laptop up to have a second screen. I am highly dependent on that second screen now. The weather finally dried up, but it is still cloudy today. I feel like I am working at a startup in Portland. It feels nice to not worry about coming into an office. If given a choice, I'd work from home any day. You can get up from your laptop and grab a snack in the pantry. Actually, you can do the same thing when you're at the office. I am almost done with "Atlanta". It is super hilarious. It's like a black man's version of "Broad City" and "Girls".


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An interesting note from the just-released personal income and spending report.
Rental income of persons increased $3.5 billion in February, compared with an increase of $3.2 billion in January.
In case you hadn't heard, rent prices have been soaring, and it's showing up in total rental income for the economy.
Have you seen this chart?
For a little more context, here's a look at rental income compared to GDP, which is at multi-decade highs.
And of course, the surge in rental income helps explain this: Multi-family apartment construction is the hottest thing in town.


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The PFM-I is the the international version of our PFM. It provides early warning that power has been lost and that reserve power needs to be activated. On loss of power, the unit sends a signal via its Form C output relay.
The PFM-I accepts a hardwired 230VAC/220VDC connection. The electronics are housed in a NEMA 1 junction box. The enclosure's lid screws on securely to protect the components and connections.


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Special needs animal
Sweet, Shy Little Guy
Good day my friends, my name is Larry.
I am a sweet, shy guy looking for someone to swoop me up and call me their own. I am a very curious boy and a love of life. Be my hero today and take me home!
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March 2013 - Tip of the Month
"How Fast is Fast?"
When it comes to throwing there are only so many variables a catcher can control. The most significant being the time it takes us to get the ball out of our glove, into our hand and then into the air towards our target.
Years ago my father and I were trying to figure out a way to quantify the efficiency of a catcher's release. We came up with a drill that isolated the catcher's release and gave us a way to measure the progress of a catcher's throwing mechanics. We've been timing catcher's releases now for the better part of the last 10 years.
We would have the catcher stand on a line exactly 10 feet away from their target, a black tarp hung on the batting cage where we ran lessons. We would kneel down in front of them, underhand toss them a ball and they would go through their full-speed throw to 2B, a stopwatch started upon the ball's contact with the glove and stopped once the ball hit the tarp.
There were a few rules to this drill...One, they couldn't cheat and move before the ball hit their glove. They had to assume this was a 1st and 3rd situation in the bottom of the 9th, one out with a full count to the hitter. We want a strike-em-out throw-em-out and we need to make sure the umpire is able to make the call on the pitch first.
Two, they had to recreate a throw of 127 feet for the older guys or 84 feet - 10 inches for the girls and younger guys. Simply batting the ball into the tarp, as fast a release as that would be, would defeat the purpose of the drill.
Three....well the third rule was that they couldn't hit us.
Over the last 10 years we've amassed somewhere between 1,000 to 2,000 catcher's times at every level of baseball and softball. However, with the amount of time that we're dealing with being so finite, each time is only relevant in the eye of the coach who is holding the stopwatch.
There is so much variance between individual times that this vital measurement had to be standardized for the numbers to mean anything universally. So a couple of years ago, we did just that.
Using a 30 FPS HD camera or the video from a standard HD cable broadcast (can be ripped from websites using the firefox browser and the DownloadHelper plug-in), and a video player that allows you to scroll frame-by-frame using arrow keys on your computer (Quicktime), we can find out exactly how quick the ball got from the catcher's glove to the air.
I video my catcher's going through a full-speed throw to 2B and we measure from the frame the ball disappears from view when the glove closing completely over the ball (this is the point where I have found that the sound of the ball hitting the glove matches up with what our eyes see in real time, thus signaling the instructor/coach/scout to start the watch) to the frame where the ball is completely out of the catcher's hand.
If the ball is more than a foot out of the hand on the first frame that shows the hand letting go of the ball we count that as a half of a frame.
To give you a frame of reference of how fast is fast, here are some of the release times of a few current and past MLB catchers.
Yadier Molina & Pudge Rodriguez: Usually around 18.5-20 frames, or .62-.67 seconds.
Buster Posey: Usually around 19.5-21 frames, or .65 - .70 seconds.
Matt Wieters: Usually around 19.5-21 frames, or .65 - .70 seconds. However, he occasionally is over 22.5 frames or .75+ seconds.
Joe Mauer: Usually around 22.5-24 frames, or .75-.80 seconds.
The fastest in-game release I have ever timed actually occurred during this past Spring Training where Boston Red Sox farmhand Christian Vazquez got rid of a ball in 17.5 frames, or .58 seconds. These throws just do not happen during games, even at the highest level of baseball.
Salvador Perez recently let a ball go during the 2015 ALDS that bested Vasquez's throw. He got rid of the ball in .55 seconds and it got to 2B in 1.63 seconds from Sal's glove to the infielder's glove.
Now, the fact is that this measurement is still just one piece of the puzzle. Arm velocity and accuracy are still very important, but using video we can, at the very least, offer catchers comparative results to the one thing they can continually be working to improve over the course of the year.
So, the question becomes "how fast are you?"
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Granite Bay's Thompson happy to help Republic FC
Just think how much better of a player Tommy Thompson would be had he stayed in line during passing drills at his father's soccer camps instead of excusing himself to use the restroom.
"Man, those drills got really boring," said Thompson, who chuckled when told his father, Gregg, a former professional player and Tommy's youth coach, had finked on him. Gregg Thompson also divulged that Tommy was so scatterbrained as a young player that he would often lose or forget his equipment, and once showed up to an important game with two left cleats.
Despite the youthful transgressions, the 18-year-old Granite Bay product has done quite nicely without those extra drills and equipment.
Thompson signed a lucrative contract in January with the San Jose Earthquakes of Major League Soccer and is on loan to the Republic FC, which hosts the Orange County Blues FC tonight at Bonney Field on the Cal Expo grounds. The midfielder joined the Republic FC on June 26, and just hours after arriving, he started against Arizona United SC; he played 68 minutes in a 1-0 win. Thompson followed that up Sunday as a substitute and played 31 minutes in a 2-0 loss at OKC Energy FC.
He'll likely get the start tonight, Republic FC coach Preki said.
"I saw what the kid could do last year when the Earthquakes reserves played in a friendly before the (Norwich City vs. Dorados de Sinaloa) game at Raley Field," Preki said. "There's just something different about this kid. I wasn't going to start him when he first came to us, but his play is so bright and lively, and he plays hard every second. Plus, he's got a great soccer brain."
He has his father and older brothers, Tanner and Tyler, to thank for that soccer "brain." Gregg Thompson was a co-captain for Indiana University and helped the Hoosiers win their first NCAA title in 1982 by scoring both goals in a 2-1 win over Duke in the final, which required eight overtimes.
In 1983, Gregg Thompson was the North American Soccer League Rookie of the Year while playing for the Tampa Bay Rowdies. He spent two seasons in the NASL and four in the Major Indoor Soccer League with the Minnesota Strikers. He was on the United States soccer team in the 1984 Summer Olympics and scored a goal against Egypt. He earned 12 caps with the U.S. national team.
Tanner is a sophomore midfielder at Indiana and Tyler is a junior midfielder at Stanford. The Thompson brothers' cousin, Bobby de St. Aubin, played for Indiana's national semifinal team in 2000.
It's quite the pedigree.
"I've never played another sport competitively," Tommy Thompson said. "It's been all soccer all my life."
As a freshman at Granite Bay High School, he and his older brothers helped the Grizzlies win the Sac-Joaquin Section Division II title and gain national recognition. Thompson scored 29 goals and 12 assists that season, a school record for a freshman. He graduated a year early so he could enroll and play for Indiana. When his high school classmates were thinking about homecoming dances and graduation, Thompson was either working out with the Earthquakes' development squad or on the pitch at Indiana.
He enjoyed one year at Indiana, he said, scoring five goals and three assists. Thompson made the jump to the professional ranks when the Earthquakes made him the franchise's first homegrown player to be signed.
"It was one of the hardest decisions I've ever had to make," Thompson said. "(The Earthquakes') final offer became something I always dreamed of, playing professional soccer. I knew I would be giving up a $45,000 scholarship and losing that college experience, which was tough because I also lost that year of high school experiences. But the offer was too good to pass up."
A right knee injury caused Thompson to miss six games at Indiana, which was followed by rest and rehabilitation that forced Thompson to take the last six months off from full-speed action. His first real match of 2014 was his first game in a Republic FC jersey in front of the hometown crowd.
After being called up Tuesday to play for the Earthquakes in Wednesday's 1-0 loss to Chivas USA in San Jose, Thompson said he looks forward to tonight's expected sellout at Bonney Field.
"It's been a great experience with Sacramento FC," Thompson said. "My friends and family get to watch me play for Sacramento. It's been nothing but a good thing for my career."


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As expected, this first weekend of December is all about the holiday season and the coming of Christmas. Find a festival or holiday activity near you!
Encinitas Holiday Parade
For the 60th year, Encinitas will kick off the holiday season at the 2017 Encinitas Holiday Parade, presented by Lazy Acres Natural Market on Saturday, December 2. Thousands of people will be on floats, on foot, in cars, and marching in bands while tens of thousands cheer them along the Parade route along Coast Highway 101. The nighttime parade theme for 2017 is "Celebrating the Arts!"
When: Saturday, Dec. 2 | 5:30 – 7:30pm
Where: S Coast Hwy 101, Encinitas, CA
Cost: Free
More information: www.ci.encinitas.ca.us
Winter Wonderland Festival
Every year, the Center brings the North Pole to the heart of Escondido. Children will have the chance to meet Santa, play in real snow, decorate Christmas cookies, see live reindeer, enjoy holiday-themed entertainers, and more!
When: Saturday, Dec. 2 | 3 – 8pm
Where: Lyric Court, California Center for the Arts,340 N. Escondido Blvd., Escondido, CA 92025
Cost: Free
More information: Winter Wonderland Festival
La Jolla Christmas Parade & Holiday Festival
Come to the La Jolla Christmas Parade & Holiday Festival on this Sunday. There will be entertainment, a kids' zone, educational exhibits, and photos with Santa.
When: Sunday, Dec. 3 | 1:30 – 5pm
Where: La Jolla Recreation Center | 615 Prospect Street, La Jolla, CA 92037
Cost: Free
More information: www.facebook.com/ljparade2014
Little Italy Tree Lighting & Christmas Village: San Diego
San Diego's Little Italy will kick-off this holiday season with festive family fun at the 19th Annual Little Italy Tree Lighting and Christmas Village. Families, friends and neighbors will experience Little Italy's Christmas magic and will be able to enjoy the community's festive décor, seasonal vendors, live music and entertainment, horse carriage rides, holiday treats, a tree lighting, a visit from Santa, and more!
When: Saturday, Dec. 2 | 4 – 8pm
Where: Little Italy, San Diego, California 92101
Cost: Free
More information: www.facebook.com/events/901784976643186
Holiday Concert with Community Chorus: Santee
Bring family and friends to a free toe-tapping concert of favorite holiday songs at the Santee Library.
When: Sunday, Dec. 3 | 3 – 4 pm
Where: Santee Branch Library | 9225 Carlton Hills Blvd #17, Santee, CA 92071
Cost: Free
More information: www.sdcl.org/locations_SN
Santa by the Sea & Tree Lighting: Del Mar
From the Del Mar Village Association:
- "Free Photos with Santa and Mrs. Claus *Bring Your Own Camera!
- Live Music by the Original Dickens Carolers
- Bring Packaged Gift Donations to Benefit the Children of the Ronald McDonald House Sponsored by L'Auberge Del Mar
- Holiday Passport Program
- Letters to Santa Workshop
- Make Your Own Rad Hatter Holiday Hats Sponsored by the Del Mar Foundation Young Del Mar Committee
- Holiday Treats and Refreshments from local Del Mar Village Restaurants
- Annual Holiday Tree Lighting at 5PM
When: Sunday, Dec. 3 | 3pm
Where: Located at NW Corner of Camino Del Mar & 15th Street, Del Mar
Cost: Free
More information: visitdelmarvillage.com/santa-by-the-sea


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Cornell Dubilier Electronics announced the availability of its Type RA, radial, multilayered polymer capacitors for 125 °C operation. The Type RA capacitors are composed of stacked metalized polyester protected with an impregnated sealant, which eliminates the need for an external case.
This package style offers the highest energy density capacitive technology available for switching power supplies, dc to dc converters, and other high ripple current applications, according to the company. Other potential applications include EMI/RFI suppression; pulse generation; and any circuitry requiring low ESR/ESL, high dv/dt, and long life.
"These are excellent high-performance filter capacitors in a very small size," says Chris Kelly, Product Manager at Cornell Dubilier Electronics. Type RA capacitors are impregnated with a microcrystalline polymer sealant and have an exterior tape wrap that protects the capacitor element from moisture, allowing it to operate in harsh environments of 85°C and 85% relative humidity in applications such as military vehicles and aerospace.
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At the moment, we've stalled out. All our blood work and testing is done, but we discovered there's more to be done before we can start our first IVF cycle.
Chris and I were both raised by parents who don't believe in vaccinations. Like any. At all. You're thinking that's crazy, right? Theres a lot of controversy about these types of choices today. As much as we love our parents, we likely won't make the same choices for our own children.
Before we can start treatment, our doctor said we must get the MMR, varicella, and TDaP vaccines. We will have to wait a month before starting our fertility treatment. While I'm happy to comply, the news about timing is a bummer.
Chris's work schedule also gets very busy in April/May, which concerns me a bit. Since Chris has no vas deferens, he has to get the MESA procedure done to get his sperm the same time as my egg retrieval. This may complicate things, but for now we just have to be patient. Cue the Jeopardy theme song…


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ZiF Workshop
Compromise and Moral Conflict: Theory and Practice
Date: 18 - 20 May 2017
Convenors: Véronique Zanetti (Bielefeld, GER), Fabian Wendt (Bielefeld, GER)
Compromises are made everyday and everywhere: in marriages, families, business, politics, and science. Considering their irreplaceable role as a mechanism for resolving conflicts in both private and public life, the relative neglect of the notion of compromise in philosophy, political science, and sociology is astonishing. The ZiF conference aimed to (partly) fill this gap and to help understand the notion of compromise.
The conference gathered twelve speakers from six countries and focused on four fields of application: Morality, politics, law, and religion. Of course these fields are not independent of each other: For example, political compromises and compromises in law have moral consequences and moral compromises are sometimes made in political or jurisdictional decisions. Thus different ministries must agree on the best way to share the national budget, and they often face questions of value in the process.
One central question at the conference was how compromises could work in different circumstances. Sometimes it seems possible to simply
split the difference; but when policy debates are not about shareable goods,
splitting the difference arguably cannot be the right answer. Instead an appropriate method might be something more deliberative like
value clarification, i.e. the mutual exploration of rival conceptions of the good that leads to identifying cores and peripheries in the parties' value commitments and thus possible areas for concessions and compromises.
With regard to the ethical aspects of compromises, several topics were discussed at the conference. One of them was the question how power inequalities affect the conditions and procedural nature of compromise, another was whether it is a moral desideratum to have fair compromises, a third were the moral limits of compromises and the criteria for morally bad or rotten compromises. With regard to the first topic, it seems clear that significant inequalities of power can thwart the opening of joint attempts to settle conflicts through compromise and undermine fair concession making in the process of compromising. This consideration links to the second, the question of fairness of compromises. In contrast to what might seem natural at first sight, some think that it is not a moral desideratum to achieve fair compromises. In friendships, for example, fairness relative to how much one can gain and lose seems irrelevant to the morality of making compromises, and in economics it is morally unproblematic when one of the party manages to make less concessions than the other party. With regard to the third topic, it has been argued that compromises are morally bad if they break an absolute rule of conduct, if they prefer a lesser instance of a single good to a greater one, and if they prefer an inferior to a superior good.
Conference Programme
ParticipantsSylvia Agbih (Bielefeld, GER), Kai Augustini (Bielefeld, GER), Nigel Biggar (Oxford, GBR), Rüdiger Bittner (Bielefeld, GER), Luca Costa (Genua, ITA), Alexandra Dewar (London, GBR), Silvia Donzelli (Berlin, GER), Daniel Friedrich (Münster, GER), Jonas Geske (Bielefeld, GER), David Gilgen (Bielefeld, GER), John Horton (Staffordshire, GBR), Benjamin Huppert (Düsseldorf, GER), Alexandra Koch (Bielefeld, GER), Martin Leiner (Jena, GER), Adrew Lister (Kingston, CAN), Avishai Margalit (Jerusalem, ISR), Reinhard Merkel (Hamburg, GER), Katrin Neuheuser (Bielefeld, GER), Tim Niklas Nissel (Bielefeld, GER), Christian Rostbøll (Kopenhagen, DEN), Élise Rouméas (Oxford, GBR), Stephan Schlothfeld (Bielefeld, GER), Dennis Schmidt (Bielefeld, GER), Steven Wall (Tucson, USA), Daniel Weinstock (Montreal, CAN), Manon Westphal (Münster, GER), Joachim Wündisch (Düsseldorf, GER)
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Friday, December 11, 2015
Brand new newsletter out now featuring some holiday suggestions from your favorite bookstore elves, Madison & Kate! If you need any ideas take a look at some of our favorite non-fiction, fiction, young adult and kids picture book selections.
Tuesday, December 1, 2015
Jule Fest, Santa Breakfast
JULE FEST in POULSBO is the first Saturday in December. Yes, this Saturday in Downtown Poulsbo.
A couple of our favorite Scandinavian books this season are; Reindeer Wish
A couple of our favorite Scandinavian books this season are; Reindeer Wish
If you are into Baking, you can't go wrong with Scandinavian Baking
We hope to see you this Holiday Season in Poulsbo and in our new Pop Up Holiday store in Bremerton, 409 Pacific Avenue.
Winter fest is this Friday in Bremerton, December 4th- Hayrides, Santa, the Grinch, and Art Walk. We will also have local author Toni Yuly with us at 5:30pm. One of Toni's books is Night Owl
Plan to join us for all of these Holiday festivities!
Wednesday, September 2, 2015
What have I read lately & just Loved!
We enjoyed Jennifer Adler discussing her book Passionate Nutrition, we had two events with her. this past summer I am preparing to make her Beet Salad again, I love it so much, as the other recipes I have made from this book. Her life story and how she became a Nutritionist is an amazing read. A book I feel you will refer to many times and give as a gift to your friends.
Fates and Furies by Lauren Groff on sale September 15th 2015, is a book I couldn't put down. Then again I did put it down because I didn't want it to end. If you only buy one book this Fall, it should be this book. It's a tad racy, yep I mean SEX! It has quite a bit. Lotto's story is first, then Mathilde story is told. OMG! Great cast of characters, Lotto's mom, school chums, their cast of friends....
Monday, May 11, 2015
Syttende mai Norwegian Independence Day 17 mai norge, Yes it is Viking Fest this weekend in Poulsbo. A fun run/walk, A fabulous small town parade down Front Street. rides, Norwegian lunch served at the Sons of Norway. Always a fun time.
On that note a few Scandinavian books to get you in the Norwegian mood. My current favorite, which I just finished and throughly enjoyed is
On that note a few Scandinavian books to get you in the Norwegian mood. My current favorite, which I just finished and throughly enjoyed is
The Gospel of Loki by Joanne Harris.( Yes the author of Chocolate). I was also very lucky to have met Joanne when she recently visited Seattle.
For the younger Scandinavian reader, try
Viking Longship: See History as It Happened
by Mick Manning, Brita Granstrom, Brita Granstrom (Illustrator). Learn what Viking life was like.
We hope to see you all during Viking Fest
Tuesday, April 21, 2015
We have many great activities planned for May 2nd. The Opening of a Borrowed Kitchen Bakery branch inside the store. Sasquatch Hour. Store Mad Libs. Local authors Rebecca Van Slyke- a NKHS grad, Mom's School, Barbara Jean Hicks, PNW author of two Frozen Books. At 4pm we have Ask Johnny Hour with local author Jonathan Evison. In the evening we have local musicians playing from 6 to 8pm. We will have many giveaways for young and old. We hope to see you all on May 2nd.
Tuesday, March 17, 2015
My (Suzanne's) reads so far this year 2015
I spent some time on the beach in Maui, this winter, power reading through a few Teen and Middle grade reads. I enjoyed all of these. A few are released and ready for you to start reading, a couple others you can add to you TBR pile this Spring. First up Teen read Saint Anything by Sarah Dessen, A store favorite author! This book does not disappoint. Loved it! Out May 5th. Teen/Middle Grade read Rook by Sharon Cameron. Set in Paris, after a devastating World War, technology is feared. Again Loved it! Out April 28th. For Middle Graders The Tapper Twins go to War by Geoff Rodkey .Fun read with diagrams.pictures, gaming on each page. I was lucky enough to meet Geoff in Seattle. He's written screen plays for movies and TV shows you've probably seen! Entertaining read for boys and girls.Out April 7th. Last Arctic Code by Matthew J Kirby Ice is covering Earth. Eleanor goes in search of her Scientist mother in Frozen Alaska from Arizona. Fast paced thriller! Out April 28th.
Friday, January 9, 2015
2014 was a great year at Liberty Bay Books and we have all of you to thank for that! We can't tell you enough how much we appreciate you making an effort to shop small at your local independent bookstore! Here are the books you bought the most at our store in 2014.
2. Boys in the Boat by Daniel James Brown PNW AUTHOR
3. Remember I Can't Remember: Shifting Your Paradigm Reapproaching Dementia/Alzheimer's by Eric & Heather Andersen PNW AUTHORS
5. Gemini by Carol Cassella PNW AUTHOR
7. All the Light We Cannot See by Anthony Doerr PNW AUTHOR
8. Day Hike! Olympic Peninsula: The Best Trails You Can Hike in a Day by Seabury Blair, Jr. PNW AUTHOR
9. Love, Water, Memory by Jenny Shortridge PNW AUTHOR
13. Loyalty by Ingrid Thoft PNW AUTHOR
18. The House Girl by Tara Conklin PNW AUTHOR
2. The Sasquatch Escape by Suzanne Selfors PNW AUTHOR
4. Smells Like Dog by Suzanne Selfors PNW AUTHOR
6. To Catch a Mermaid by Suzanne Selfors PNW AUTHOR
7. Smells Like Treasure by Suzanne Selfors PNW AUTHOR
11. Smells Like Pirates by Suzanne Selfors PNW AUTHOR
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In this instalment I shall attempt to follow the timelines of the remaining four diesel locomotives and the steam locomotive that have operated at the Bridgend Royal Ordnance Factory. The main Bridgend depot is referred to here as Tremains (also known as Waterton) to differentiate from the Brackla Hill depot. The 0-4-0DM (diesel mechanical) jackshaft-drive diesel locomotives were all of the same design and built by John Fowler of Leeds with a mid-cab body and 150hp Fowler 4C power units. The 0-4-0ST (saddle tank) oil-fired steam locomotive was built by Peckett & Sons of Bristol and presumably shunted wagons in the three miles of sidings alongside the main railway line. Nearly all the locomotives were identified with a plate and number reading "ROF BRIDGEND No 1" etc. The exception seems to be the last two Fowlers that were supplied where one was simply numbered 9 and the other without a number. I shall compile the second half of this list in order that it is given in the IRS handbook for Mid & South Glamorgan, which is the order of acquisition by the ROF. I have included interesting links to photographs on other sites, please respect the copyright of these images and do not copy and redistribute them.
ROF BRIDGEND No 6
0-4-0DM built by John Fowler & Co Ltd of Leeds dated 15th August 1940, works number 22917, delivered new and operated at the Tremains Depot. In 1948 it was sold to English Clays, Lovering Pochin & Co Ltd at Marsh Mills Drying Works, Plympton, Devon, and worked there until withdrawn in 1957. In 1964 there was a move to E L Pitt & Co (Coventry) Ltd, Brackley, Northants and was later advertised by them in Machinery Market in August 1966 as being dismantled for spares, subsequently scrapped soon after. The works plate survives at an unknown location after being sold at auction in 2014 for £80.
ROF BRIDGEND No 7
0-4-0DM built by John Fowler & Co Ltd of Leeds dated 7th January 1941, works number 22933, delivered new and operated at the Tremains Depot. In 1946 The Bridgend Trading Estate was established on the Former ROF Tremains site and the loco transferred with ownership to them and worked until 1960. Advertised for sale in Machinery Market in June 1960 (along with Peckett 2040; see next entry) the loco subsequently went in May 1961 to the local scrap dealers R S Hayes Ltd (who also were occasional dealers in industrial locomotives) and may have been used on yard duties at their Brackla Street site as she survived until scrapped there in 1967.
ROF BRIDGEND No 8
Oil-fired 0-4-0ST built by Peckett & Son of Bristol dated 21st January 1943, one of their W7 class, works number 2040, delivered new and operated at the Tremains depot. In 1946 the Bridgend Trading Estate was established on the Former ROF Tremains site and the loco transferred with ownership to them and subsequently worked until 1960. Advertised in Machinery Market of 9th June 1960, there has been no further trace of this locomotive.
Identified by just a number, 9, 0-4-0DM built by John Fowler & Co Ltd of Leeds dated 18th December 1941, works number 22950. Delivered new to ROF Elstow in Bedfordshire she arrived at Bridgend in (October) 1943 and was based at the Brackla Hill Depot. In 1962 after closure of Brackla Hill the loco went to Steel Supply Co (Western) Ltd, Jersey Marine and by 1963 was being used as a hire loco at a few locations including Elba Tinplate Works, near Swansea and R S Tyley & Co Ltd of Barry Docks. By October 1966 22950 was with J O Williams & Co Ltd at Wern Tarw Timber Yard, near Pencoed, Bridgend and remained in service there until cut up in September 1976.
Unnumbered locomotive
0-4-0DM built by John Fowler & Co Ltd of Leeds dated 15th April 1943, works number 22999, delivered new to Tremains Depot. There is an anomaly in the IRS handbooks here as this loco is shown in the Mid & South Glamorgan volume as new to Bridgend in 1943 but by June of that year had been transferred to ROF Eastriggs Depot in Dumfries-shire. However, the Scotland volume indicates the loco was new to Eastriggs. It is probable the information in the M & S Glamorgan volume is correct as this was published in 2007, more than three decades after the Scotland volume of 1976. In 1962 this loco moved from Eastriggs to MOD Bicester Workshops, Arncott, Oxfordshire where she became WD 8309. In August 1966 22999 returned to Scotland to James N Connell Ltd, Lanarkshire for scrap, but not cut up until some time after April 1971. Although the build date is shown as April 1943 there is no record of when it arrived at Bridgend. It is possible that this locomotive never worked here only being on site for a short period before leaving in June 1943.
There will be one further sequel to this story where I will feature more of Christopher Cairns' photos of the surviving locomotive ROF BRIDGEND No 2.


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C2C - 1 Timothy Bible Study
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Paul's first letter to Timothy brings together sound theology, common sense and practical Christian living. Although written two millennia ago, it remains highly relevant to today's Church.
The letter is split thematically into seven sessions. And as the study points out, 'Its themes of sticking to the pure truth, of being alert to false teaching, of church organisation and of living lives that reflect Christ, are issues that face all thinking Christians.'


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Information Technology
Target audience
The target audience for the ICT group is primarily university professionals working in ICT, but because ICT is included in all work processes, the group aims to collaborate with the other groups in NUAS to reach a broader audience.
Focus areas
The group is working on benchmarking, using Bencheit, between universities in the region. The group considers supplementing this benchmarking with a survey of satisfaction with ICT services.
Other possible topics include cloud computing, ICT use in education where the digital examination is included, and ICT governance at universities
Activity goals for 2018‒2020
- Support all Nordic universities in participating in the international IT benchmarking activity BencHEIT
- Support NUAS in organizing the NUAS Forum 2019 conference in Tromsø and get IT people to attend it
- Organize yet another Nordic University IT leaders meeting
- Coordinate the creation and negotiation of Nordic level license agreements with important IT companies (e.g., Microsoft)
- Disseminate information about important IT projects in the Nordic countries and enable the country level IT directors' networks to cooperate and help each other
- Act as a contact point for other international IT networks such as EUNIS and Educause


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By Wendy Hurwitz Published October 18, 2016
One of the most frequently asked questions of LEAP, and among the greatest opportunities for newsmedia companies, is how to effectively and responsibly grow your email list. Once dismissed by marketers enamored with whatever was the latest digital panacea, email has now firmly established itself among consumers as the preferred method of receiving brand communications and summary-form content.
But capturing email is also important because it is the single most reliable identifier of a digital consumer. When successfully linked to a physical address, email transforms a customer relationship into a strategic data asset that makes omni-channel marketing communications a reality for you.
This month, Wendy Hurwitz, Chief Strategy Officer at LEAP, shares five tips for growing your email list.
Five Tips for Email (Newsletter) List Growth:
1. Ask – Make email collection a priority for all online and offline channels. Starting with your website, make sure the opt-in is prominent and not buried in a footer or site map. Consider adding a "sign up" option in or near your navigation bar that links to your newsletter sign-up page. Then look at your social media channels. On Facebook, make sure you are using the call-to-action buttons. The "sign up" option allows social users to easily find your newsletter registration page. At offline events like concerts, races and festivals, consider on-location giveaways to collect emails and drive foot traffic.
2. Ask Again – A passive collection box won't catch the eye of all web visitors. Think about content adjacencies that make sense. For example, the next time you run a breaking news alert across the front of your home page, add a simple text link at the bottom of the article page, "Don't miss any breaking news! Sign up for breaking news alerts here." Add a newsletter opt-in to your telemarketing scripts for appropriate call types. It is a great reason to confirm a customer email address and offer a no-cost, valuable benefit to the caller.
3. Use Email as the Lookup Option in Your Call Center – Many call centers use telephone number to look up customer records. Asking customers for an email address will increase the percent of records with an email address and give your team an easy way to drive newsletter growth. Over time, it will help drive marketing costs down by allowing you to reach more customers via email.
4. Evergreen Content – Much like a B2B company might offer a whitepaper download as an incentive to provide contact information, media companies have content that can be repurposed much the same way. There is a good chance you have a travel, best of, or restaurant guide that has legs beyond its original publication date. Consider offering a PDF download in exchange for a newsletter sign up.
5. Sweepstakes – The prizes don't need to be expensive, but you need enough to make people feel like they have a chance of winning. Using social media and web ads, drive visitors to a landing page that collects email address and offers a newsletter opt in. You can pre-check the newsletter box (not allowed in Canada) or require it as a condition of entry if you prefer. Just make sure your rules are clear on what is required to enter.
About Wendy Hurwitz
Wendy is a highly-regarded media executive with responsibility for creative development, campaign design and execution, marketing automation processes and business strategy consulting for LEAP's client community. Prior to joining LEAP, Wendy served as Vice President of Audience at Sightline Media Group.
She is a Certified eMarketer (CeM) and author of the book, "An Executives Guide to Managing Email."


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FAITH is not FEELINGS.
Healing is a present promise of God that one appropriates by faith.
Spirituality is the personal quest for understanding answers to ultimate questions about life, about meaning, and about relationship to the sacred or transcendent, which may (or may not) lead to or arise to religion.
These promises are of God, the promises are clearly stated in the Bible to all people that Christ will heal everyone who believes: "And the prayer of faith shall save the sick, and the Lord shall raise him up; and if he has committed sins, they shall be forgiven him." James 5:15
Moreover, the promises made by God cannot be broken. It is the faith that one has to receive the healing that is promised in the Word: "But He was wounded for our transgressions, He was bruised for our iniquities; the chastisement of our peace was upon Him; and with His stripes we are healed". Isaiah: 53:5 Instead of walking by natural human faith, you walk by Bible faith". (MacNutt 103)
Actually, the Bible is not just a book—it's 66 books. The Bible was written over a period of roughly 2,000 years by 40 different authors from three continents, who wrote in three different languages. The Christian church has not invented the claim that the Bible is the Word of God; it is the claim of the Bible itself. We find in the Bible the claim that the words and deeds it records come from the living God. In hundreds of passages, in both the Old and New Testaments, the Bible plainly declares to be the very Word of the living God. The Bible declares some 3,800 times, "God said," or "Thus says the Lord." For example, "The grass withers, the flower fades, but the Word of our God stands forever." Isaiah 40:8 "Heaven and earth will pass away, but My words will by no means pass away." Matthew 24:35.
Healing can be used to bring an individual to Jesus that has not experienced His love and peace: this is called supernatural evangelism. Healing can begin with a person who has been given the gift of healing. The healer needs to give themselves totally to Jesus. The healer must die to self and release all the things that are not of Christ such as pride, envy, selfishness, and unforgiveness, etc. The healer needs to follow the will of Jesus and not his or her own.
God, who can read hearts, knows intimately which of His children is best suited to be healers. God will tell them which person He wants them to go to (by divine appointment), but first they must be available.
Usually this gift of healing from God is often given to those who do evangelical or missionary work. The missionary must be given the tools or gifts in order to do the necessary healing. This was the case 2000 years ago as it is now.
The spiritual gift of faith is exhibited by one with a strong and unshakable confidence in God, His Word, and His promises. Just think of the innocence and the pure belief and faith of a child. "For by His loving-favor you have been saved from the punishment of sin through faith. It is not by anything you have done. It is a gift of God." Ephesians 2:8
Not all believers have the spiritual gift of faith. It is what is believed in the inner man that must be issued from the mouth. The ultimate faith is to confess the Lord Jesus Christ with one's mouth.
Faith to be healed is ineffective through human efforts: "Knowing that a man is not justified by works of the law, but by faith of Jesus Christ". Galatians 2:16
Appropriating faith is not in the believing that God can, but that God will. Appropriating faith and believing the healing promises are accomplished in several ways:
- The first way is command the disease to leave in Jesus Name while placing hands on the person who is ill..
- The second way is found in the words: "They shall lay hands on the sick and they shall recover". Mark 16:18
- A third way: "Is there any sick among you? Let him call for the elders of the church, and let them pray over him, anointing him with oil in the name of the Lord and the prayer of faith shall save him who is sick" . James 5:14-15
- A fourth method: "And in that day ye shall ask me nothing. Verily, verily, I say unto you, whatsoever, you shall ask the Father in My name, He will give it you…ask and ye shall receive that your joy may be full". John 16:23-24
- A fifth method: "If two of you shall agree on Earth as touching anything that they shall ask, it shall be done for them of My Father which is in Heaven". Mathew 18:19
Know that one must know the healing has been given. All promises are yours to claim. Doubt breeds more doubt.
The way to appropriate the promise of healing is by praising. Praising is a statement of faith that cannot be said in any other way. It demonstrates a spiritual trust in Jesus
The same appropriation of faith can occur when one is anointed with oil, or takes communion. The moment one receives this is when Christ heals.
The power of healing can be released by touching cloth or a garment that has the anointing of the Holy Spirit. The power and energy is released as the person believes and accepts the healing for them.
Healing can be appropriated by faith in a long distance situation. The reason is that the person already knows the promises and has a mustard seed faith that they can be healed.
One may need another person to appropriate the faith to be healed. Sometimes people are so down in the pit that they do not have the faith themselves to be healed. They have only a small mustard seed faith so that if the elders or another faith based person prays that they are healed. They may not even realize anyone is praying.
Healing by Faith
The moment one realizes the healing promises pertain to them personally, then the faith is ready to act and the healing will come. One must stay in an attitude of believing. Through appropriation of faith, His healing promises, and patience one receives the healing.
With doubt and unbelief the powers of the healing of Christ are of non-effect. In other words, one cannot be healed with doubt, worry, concerns, and unbelief. Christ wants people to know that doubt leading to unbelief curtails the healing making the healing of non-effect.
Usually 80% of the healing takes place immediately. The complete healing will take place over a reasonable short time, but this requires homework: the one being healed must praise and thank God every day or whenever he or she thinks about it until the complete healing has taken place. The prayer below is invaluable.
The first way of appropriating faith is the laying on of hands by the sinless faith healer. Immediately after prayers the healer will usually ask one to check out the healing by doing something that one was not able to do before. If there are few signs of healing, a Prayer of Deliverance is needed in order to eliminate any obstacles.
This prayer of deliverance usually results with a feeling of a complete sense of peace. This gives assurance that God is working.
The key to the gifts of healing is one's faith. People's persistence proves their faithfulness. They believe that God has the answer to all their prayers. Persistent prayer is answered because those who believe actually expect to be healed by God, so they continually ask until they receive.
After receiving the beginning of healing, you must pray:" Lord Jesus, I love You; I believe in You; I trust You.
The person delivered and healed must continue to thank God for the spiritual healing every day until the total deliverance and healing has taken place and to thank Him whenever he or she thinks about it (a minimum of once a day) by a FAITH breath prayer until the healing takes place; it is only 12 words:
Thanking God, before the healing happens, strengthens your faith.
God divinely inspired the BIBLE . How do we know? Each of eight accurate predictions show a high probability mathematically. The probability of one individual fulfilling eight prophecies have odds of 1 in 10 17 (1 in 100,000,000,000,000,000). Jesus Christ fulfilled all prophecies, therefore the Bible MUST BE TRUE.
The Old Testament indicates another 40 astonishing predictions.
Christianity experiences stunning growth—from approximately 3.8 million adherents in China in 1956 to an estimated 87 to 100 million Christians today.
In the end, one Christian conversion will benefit the whole family. The gifts of the Holy Spirit of healing and deliverance will help the whole family. A prayer of deliverance of evil spirits will leave any member of the family with a complete sense of peace immediately. A prayer of healing from a Christian disciple produces 80% healing. The remaining healing comes from continued prayer of praise and thanksgiving until all the healing is complete. This healing comes from the Holy Spirit through the power in the Name of Jesus Christ. No other god or deity or doctor uses this power. This proves the TRUTH OF CHRISTIANITY.
Christianity is not a philosophy, but it is a relationship with God, your Creator, in Christ TODAY. It is not knowledge of abstract principles. How do we know this? Healing takes place TODAY in the Name of Jesus Christ.
Many Christian disciples use the gift of healing. They also use deliverance to deliver away evil spirits influencing people. These evil spirits cause depression, addictions and illness through all forms of stress. Only the Name of Jesus Christ makes healing and deliverance possible.
Jesus is alive today! He heals today (through His followers) and in many cases it is realized immediately. How else can you explain the explosion of Christianity, the world's largest religion, on earth: 2.2 billion adherents, nearly a third (31 percent) of all 6.9 billion people on Earth.
Christians know and feel His Presence; they communicate with Him personally; Christian prayers are always answered.
This author has been given the Gift of Healing only because he is a Christian Lay Missionary, who travels two to three places every year. On his last trip to Columbia he successfully transferred his Gift to his Spanish translators, who were able to heal as he did. He has healed Muslims to their great surprise.
He also delivers away evil spirits along with their healing. All those who are delivered from evil spirits feel a complete physical sense of peace.
God can give a message to those non-Christians to change their heart. God knows faith will be developed eventually. God will come to you in the form of dreams or visions. So be sensitive to any dreams or visions, when you ask God for it earnestly.
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- Christians don't shout, "I live a clean life!" Christians whisper "I feel lost, but now God found me and God forgives me."
- Christians don't speak with pride. They confess that they stumble and need Christ to be their guide.
- Christians don't say," I'm strong." They say they try to be strong because they need strength.
- Christians don't brag about success, but they admit that they fail and they need God to clean the mess.
- Christians don't claim to be perfect, but God still believes in them.
- Christians still feel the sting of pain. They have their share of headaches but they still call upon His Name.
- Christians are not holier than others. They are simple sinners who receive God's unbelievable Grace.
Christianity on a Table Napkin:
"If you declare with your mouth, 'Jesus is Lord,' and believe in your heart that God raised him from the dead, you will be saved." Romans 10:9
God the Father will wipe every tear from our eyes, and there shall be no more death or mourning, crying out or pain. We will be like Him, for we will see Him as He is The Holy Spirit will have made all things new. Eternal joy will begin. "For the Mighty One has done great things for me— holy is His name." Luke 1: 49
Are we not like Barabbas who was justly condemned for murder, but saved by the innocent Jesus on the cross? Are we not like the adulterous woman, deserving of death by stoning, to whom Jesus says, "I do not condemn you"? And Jesus saved them both. In fact, Jesus came to earth specifically to look for and save those who were lost, like you.
"Come now, let us settle the matter," says the LORD, "Though your sins are like scarlet, they shall be as white as snow; though they are red as crimson, they shall be like wool". Isaiah 1:18
You may need some counseling with a pastor, priest or competent Christian worker, who will introduce you to a Short Course on Who is Jesus? Start by reading a short biography of Jesus in the Gospel of Luke. Read several verses before going to bed and read the same verse upon arising. He will defend you from attacks of the enemy when you ask Him.
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- Deliverance PowerPoint
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- Gluttony is Not Merely Overeating
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- Baptized in the Spirit: Being Born Again
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- Embracing the Call
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- God's Will for YOU
- I Can't Find God: an Anguish Cry!
- I Have a Right to my own Opinion
- Is there Life after Death?
- Jesus Says to Come to Me – I Will Make You Happy.
- Joy and Sorrow
- Knowing God
- Life After Near-Death Experiences
- Life can be wonderful but brief
- Living in Glory
- Meditation and Contemplation
- Overcomers
- Pathway to Holiness
- Release in the Spirit
- Something Wonderful is about to Happen!
- Spirituality for Dummies
- Suffering does not Rob you of Joy
- The Blood of Jesus Christ
- The Difference between Christianity
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- THE HOLY SPIRIT: the Principal Agent of Mission
- The Life and Person of the Holy Spirit
- The Name of Jesus
- The Million Dollar Question
- The Person and Work of The Holy Spirit
- The Seven Words of Jesus on the Cross
- The Word of God
- Trauma and Abuse
- We Reap what We Sow
- Welcome to God
- What Does God Really Want?
- What does it mean to be HOLY?
- What Is the Difference Between Spirit and Soul?
- What's Your SQ?
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Geronimo saved my puppies from a burning building! Only kidding, but I agree with Donald that it would be great for the stories to have their own major nav link. As far as guidelines, I think one consideration would be whether you want the stories to be public or private. Perhaps some customers and accounts are fine with their success story being public. However, others might like their stories being private or limited to certain readers (perhaps the PMC only, perhaps developers only). You might want to allow authors the ability to control the readership. Donald Woods wrote: > I'd prefer a new link under the Community leftnav and one or more pages > behind it in our existing GMOxSITE wiki. > > > Kevan Miller wrote: >> >> On Aug 7, 2008, at 8:15 AM, weberj wrote: >> >>> >>> For Glassfish there are several sucess stories: >>> http://blogs.sun.com/stories/ >>> >>> Are there for Geronimo / wasce too? If not, I suggest to collect in >>> the Wiki >>> like this page: >>> http://cwiki.apache.org/geronimo/presentations.html >>> >>> Pointy haired bosses will rather decide in favor of Geronimo if you >>> can show >>> them that BigMegaCorp is using Geronimo with a zillion transactions a >>> day. >> >> Heh. Thanks for the imagery. :-) >> >> Do we need any guidelines on content? Should we allow images, limit >> the amount of text, limit the amount of hype/marketing? >> -- Thanks, Dan Becker
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