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A Model Of The Disaggregated Demand For Meat In Australia
The focus of this study is the estimation of the Australian demand for meat between 1967 and 1990, employing a demand systems approach which uses the linear approximate, almost ideal demand system (LA/AIDS) model. Two demand systems are estimated by maximum likelihood methods, one for aggregate types of meat and one for disaggregated meat products. After correcting for serial correlation in the two demand systems, restrictions from utility theory are imposed and tested for their appropriateness. By using a new data set on the Australian retail price and consumption offresh pork, ham and bacon, the results from the disaggregated model provide the first estimates of the own-price, cross-price and expenditure elasticities for these commodities.
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If not for cloture and filibuster by the GOP, the Senate would have passed the bill in 2010 by a 55-41 margin...
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I think he did try on limited immigration. The problem is the left wing of the Democratic party did the same thing when there was bi-partisan support for immigration reform under Bush. They and the far right kept that from the floor in 07. This is an argument that has been going on for over a decade.
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This won't be a long post, because Nicholas Carlson at Business Insider did all the heavy lifting, but I want to write something about it quickly, because it really is a good story about how challenging the established system can sometimes have amazing results. Here's the full story, but here's what you need to know: eBay was struggling in the late 2000s; it seemed like a dot-com relic. Meg Whitman was gone and John Donahoe was in as CEO. Profits were falling. They were acquiring start-ups, though, among them a company called Milo, which morphed into eBay Local — basically order a product from a local store and get it delivered in under 1 hour. Jack Abraham, still in his 20s, was in charge of that team. In February 2012, Abraham was invited to a meeting with Donahoe (a group meeting) on the topic of innovation in the company; Abraham's idea had long been to turn eBay's homepage into something equivalent to Facebook or Twitter — basically, a streaming news feed of items you might be interested in and brands you like. eBay 2.0 would be shopping online in the same way we now consume information online.
Here's what Donahoe said at the end of the meeting:
Finally, at the end of the meeting, Donahoe came to a decision: "Alright," he said, addressing Abraham and Palmer, "you guys have carte blanche to do this. Any resources you need, any money, any human capital, you've got it. The only thing that I ask is that you don't tell anyone about what you're doing."
eBay is a big company, though — 30K employees — with a lot of levels and hierarchy. Abraham knew that to implement the idea successfully, they needed to do it quickly — before it got drowned in a series of meetings and PowerPoints and other conflicting projects. So … what did he do? Off-site? Corporate retreat? Work on Saturdays at a bar? Kind of, but not really.
Abraham figured going to a far-away location for a limited time would accelerate the project. He thought about how JP Morgan used to take business partners out on his boat and tell them they had to reach a deal before coming back on land.
Palmer agreed.
Within moments, the two of them were at a laptop, scouring eBay's internal site for offices around the world where they could work completely under the radar.
They came upon an eBay office in Sydney, Australia. A nice location was important: It would make it easier to persuade some of eBay's best employees to cancel two weeks of their lives for a secret project with no shortage of obstacles in its path.
Abraham rounded up a team of six via text message that evening, and booked six flights to Sydney for the next day. The flights were booked on eBay's internal corporate travel system, but had no approval or finance routing — it could easily backfire. Then, after the entire team showed up at the airport (whew) and they made it to Sydney (whew), they had other issues.
Landing in Sydney felt surreal. Since they had nowhere else to go, the group decided to head to the eBay office in Sydney and find a conference room.
Unfortunately, no one at the eBay office knew they were coming.
"Are you here to see someone?" the receptionist asked suspiciously.
Abraham leaned over the desk. "We're actually here on a secret mission from John Donahoe," he told her conspiratorially, "and we'd just love it if we could get a conference room for a few days. Could you possibly help us out with that?"
The receptionist looked at him blankly. "Who's John Donahoe?"
The story winds on from there about challenges they faced in Sydney and how they worked through them, including pictures of them hanging out by the Harbor, etc. It's very cool. Here's how it ultimately ends up:
As he sat down across from the CEO, Abraham knew he was going to have to explain where he'd been for two weeks. Donahoe didn't know about the trip yet, but people around the company were whispering about it.
"So," Donahoe began, "that was a really interesting meeting that we had a couple weeks ago. How's the planning going? Where are you in the process?"
Abraham smiled. "Actually John, immediately following that meeting, we recruited a team of six people, flew to Sydney and spent two weeks working on it." Abraham opened a laptop with the prototype of the new eBay.com already loaded, and slid it across the table.
"And here it is," he said.
Donahoe leaned forward to look at the laptop screen, and started clicking and scrolling around.
Since 2009, eBay's market cap is up $50 billion. They launched Abraham's project — interestingly, he himself doesn't work there anymore — in October 2013, and it's been heralded as a massively important part of the integration of a "new eBay," with a homepage that gets about 120 million views per month.
Like I said, read the entire story (link's in the first paragraph). It's great stuff. But the broader lesson? Sometimes it does pay to be bold and not play by the corporate hierarchy and rules; sometimes, the payoff can be close to $50 billion. For every middle manager who's ever set up another 1-hour brainstorming meeting at 2pm on a Wednesday, this story should be required reading. Get out of the comfort zone — or even the office zone — and go big, and often you can have great results. Sometimes I do think the entire culture of American business is centered around covering your ass — legally, worrying your people aren't good enough, etc. — when in reality, if you just open the floodgates a little, greatness could happen. (Education can work the same way.)


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Sheetz is a gas station and a convenience store, which makes for a perfect one-stop shop on Christmas Day. Fortunately, Sheetz is open for the holiday and some are open 24 hours.
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I gave myself the challenge to avoid all kind of plastic packaging on the products I buy. Therefore no tomatoes in plastic bags, no cookies, snacks or chocolate packed in boxes with triple layers, no frozen pizzas wrapped in plastic followed by cardboard followed by plastic.
The idea stems from my already strong engagement into buying organic food as well as my vegetarian – leaning toward vegan – kind of diet. I have come to realize that every time again I came home from the groceries, I bring plenty of products packed in multiple plastic layers which unfortunately goes straight into the bin. One can reckon how fast the "other waste" bin gets full compared to the one devoted to paper and cans. Simple, I no longer want to support the extremely reduced lifespan of plastic bags, labels or packaging.
I'm doing this for my own consciousness and entertainment. I'm green but not extremists trying to moralize everyone around me or detach from the Western lifestyle in a secluded forest. My goal is not to make the economy crash with this project, nor will recycling tomato bags save the world.
I just want to probe a series of options to reduce my footprint in the context of a modern city, namely Brussels in Belgium.I then wish to communicate my solutions and alternatives that can reduce the impact on the planet with simple and daily choices.
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According to a recent study on email client usage, mobile email is expected to surpass webmail and desktop-based clients as the most popular platform of choice for viewing email. What's more, the succession will apparently happen as early as the end of June.
In a study involving more than 90 email clients and over 130 million data points stretched out across a 6-month period, researchers found from Return Path found that webmail clients are undergoing a slow and steady decline in complete opposite to mobile views, which increased by as much as 82 percent from March 2011 to March 2012.
Mobile devices make up for 16 percent of the current market share for email clients, with a staggering 85 percent of mobile emails opened on Apple iOS devices, a sharp contrast to the 14 percent of emails opened on Android mobile phones.
Return Path even went as far as to dig in into the times mobile email readership was at its highest. The study showed a consistent spike in mobile email activity during the weekend, which is probably due to users switching to mobile devices outside workdays. Conversely, mobile usage was at its lowest during Wednesdays, when users are probably in the thick of the workweek.
Existing Enform Automailer clients of course have access to this data via their campaign console but clearly it's important to monitor the usage data as this change is happening quickly.
The implications of these results for email marketers are of course, very serious. For who have failed to track what platforms their emails are being opened on (or don't have the capacity to) as well as those who have ignored the benefits of optimising emails for mobile devices, they run the risk of disengagement and conversion.
With mobile users placing top priority in a superb user experience on their devices, email campaigns could have zero ROI.
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Download EMEX - Search For Auto Parts apk 1.0.3 free for Android smartphone
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Search for auto parts in the database of EMEX
The search is performed on the number / details of the article.
As a result of the search information is displayed as a list of items found in ascending order of price.
Each element of the list is displayed:
- Details of the code;
- Original or not (red letter "O" if the original);
- The name of the part;
- City or country of the supplier;
- The number of items in stock;
- Expected and guaranteed delivery times;
- The cost in rubles without commission.
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How does an author design a story to reveal its essential meaning?
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Considered the master of the short story, Edgar Allan Poe insisted that unity of effect is absolutely essential to the success of a story. Indeed, all the elements of a story, plot, point of view, theme, setting (the prime elements) tone, flashbacks, foreshadowing, irony, symbolism, imagery, etc. must be directed towards this single effect, Poe contends. Nor can the value of brevity be diminished, either; yet a story cannot be so short that it lacks enough momentum to produce a powerful impact.
The basic elements of stories are the keys by which the author designs a story; usually one of these is the prime element used. For instance, in Poe's short story, "The Cask of Amontillado," the point of view of an unreliable first person narrator directs the unity of effect. The other elements of plot, setting, and theme support this point of view as the narrator in his horrific design against the man he perceives as his enemy directs him into the macabre setting and bizarre psychological toying of his victim as, for example, Montesor, the narrator, puns on the word mason and displays his family's sinister coat of arms. In fact, all of the narrator's actions and words and their momentum are directed to the single act of fettering his victim Fortunato and walling him in for eternity. And, yet, the momentum of these actions and words of Montresor--produced so cleverly with the aid of tone, foreshadowing, irony, imagery, and symbolism--create ironically the most powerful effect of this Gothic story: the real horror of "The Cask of Amontillado" lies, not in the conventions of Gothicism, but in what human beings themselves are capable.
In regard to Poe's poetry, this has been written,
According to Poe, therefore, the principles of composition are precise, logical, and impersonal, even though the end in view is the evocation of intense psychic excitement.
But, these principles can certainly be applied to the composition of the short story. For, it too must be precise as every line should, as William Faulkner advised, build character or advance the action toward a singleness of effect.
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"the nutritional properties of Moringa are now so well known that there seems to be little doubt of the substantial health benefit to be realized by consumption of Moringa leaf powder in situations where starvation is imminent."
Increased physical energy: Moringa enhances your exercise regime and sports performance with naturally occurring nutrients to make your energy last longer.Mental and emotional balance: Moringa offers amazingly powerful nutrient compounds that help restore stability to the chemicals that govern our thoughts and emotions.Faster recovery: Moringa Oleifera's complete amino profile, along with dozens of vitamins and minerals, makes it a perfect recovery food after illness, surgery, and physical strain.Healthy blood sugar levels: Moringa's antioxidants and unique regulating compounds help control blood sugar and keep the blood free of unhealthy substances.Nutrient-dense mother's milk: increased iron, potassium, vitamins A, B, C, E, and many other important nutrients are all readily absorbed from Moringa Oleifera and transferred from mother's milk to the growing new-borns. Across African cultures it is known as "Mother's Best Friend".
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Soul Groups And Pre-Existence Agreements
It is my belief that we belong to soul groups, that we choose to participate in this particular existence in a certain way based on a soul agreement. It is quite similar to auditioning for a play. We can choose to be in a comedy, drama, horror or even a combination of all of the above. We can also choose to take on the leading role, or just be a supporting cast member, or perhaps a cameo or extra taking a background position.
Which position are we willing to take on? This in itself can be a great challenge, as well as a profound learning experience. Many times if we have chosen a role that caused grief or harm we will regroup at a later date to try and resolve latent issues. If we are successful it is wonderful, because we can then pursue a totally different role or existence or go on to something completely different.
We have soul contracts with every person in our lives to live in the vibration of truth ~ Molly Friedenfel
In any given lifetime we usually have one, or several of our soul groups traveling with us with whom we share such a pre-existence agreement our soul contract. Every once in a while we will be fortunate enough to recognize a fellow soul group member – an extremely exciting event for both parties!
Sometimes the ones we love or care for deeply have no bearing whatsoever on this particular lifetime. They came to participate for reasons important only to them. In my experience that can cause some of the most intense grief and sense of loss. The fact that we will never share another existence with someone we so ardently cared for, is difficult to reconcile ourselves to. The most we can do is appreciate the love and goodness that person shared with us.
All soul groups do not necessarily operate from the same origin. We can be part of a soul group and come from absolutely separate planes. I do not have a complete understanding how this actually works, but I am certainly excited about the prospect of it all.
If we are fortunate enough to recognize a fellow soul group member, kudos to us. If not; at the very least we have something to look forward to when we depart from this plane.
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For the past week, I've been scouting dozens of construction sites around Brooklyn and Queens, which means I've been running into the same boring green fencing pretty much everywhere (specifically, "hunter green," as per city requirements).
As I was driving around, I was suddenly reminded of the best construction fencing I think I've ever seen in New York. It was a number of years ago, and I even took pictures to run on Scouting NY, but for some odd reason, never got around to it.
This was an art installation by Maya Barkai at 99 Church Street, depicting 99 different walk signs from around the globe.
Seriously, how great is this? There's something so fascinating about how the piece depicts a common icon shared by cultures worldwide, and at the same time highlights how varied and unique each is:
In particular, I love when additional objects make the sign, such as the horse in London…
…or a bicycle in Salzburg. I also love how she kept the specific overlay pattern and lighting scheme for each:
One recurring thought I had every time I'd walk past the site: can you tell the pace of a city by its walk sign? What would happen if you put them in order on a scale ranging from laid back to frenetic purely by depiction? Would your arrangement match your assessment of the cities?
Another thought: so so many walking men…
…so, so few walking women (there were a couple).
I began to look forward to studying the Walking Men every time I'd pass through lower Manhattan. Sadly, the fence was removed sometime last year, only to be replaced by the same boring, ubiquitous green fence.
I hate to run pictures of something so old, but it suddenly occurred to me that with all the construction going on today, New York is essentially filled with blank canvases. There's clearly no shortage of artists looking to express their work. Can't someone get on this to flood the city with more work like Maya's?
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So, it's Monday morning, and with a spring in your step you start your work week with a quick review of your social networks.
Check a couple friends' photos from their holidays, your Aunt Margaret's cat doing something she thinks is hilarious, then head to your Business Fan Page.
Right there on your wall... NEGATIVE FEEDBACK FROM A CUSTOMER!
Your first thought... delete it, before someone sees it and NEVER shops in your store again. Wrong!
Your best best with negative reviews is to face them and deal with the situation. The customer was unhappy with the service or product? Let them know you understand their frustration, then take steps to settle the issue. And yes, you are going to do this in front of ALL your Facebook followers. Deleting the post could result in other posts (likely to be much more harsh than the first) popping up where you have no ability to remove them. This could be the start of a VERY destructive wave of PR nightmares for you and your business.
Consumers are often fickle and distrusting – I can personally vouch for that – when someone sounds off, they want a response. Deal with their issues publicly and quickly. I am not saying you have to bend over backwards and give them the farm. Just follow your policies and give them the satisfaction of being heard.
Your other customers will see this and you will definitely score some goodwill if you turn the unhappy customer into a smile-worthy supporter instead.
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Chunk 1 (main tumour) - as suspected, invasive ductal carcinoma. But a Type 1, meaning slow-growing and not aggressive. The margin on one side was considered to be incompletely excised, margin less than 2 mm. Good margin elsewhere. Chunk 2 (extra bit to account for poor margin) - on wide sectioning, it seems OK. No trace of cancer found in it. But they're going to re-section it (cutting much thinner) and have a more detailed look. basically, they cut the lumps as carpetbag steak and looked at the cut surfaces under microscope. Now they're taking the carpetbag steaks and cutting them to sashimi and going to have a more leisurely look. Other information gleaned - the tumour is receptive to both estrogen and progesterone. It's also HER-2 negative. Hormone positive - good news. It means I take pills to shut off the hormones to the tumour, so any cancer cells that may have been left behind (and it doesn't look like there were any, this is just to make sure) will get starved while I take the pills. The one most likely in my case is the newer one after Tamoxifen. Did you know that Tamoxifen is now considered old-fashioned? HER-2 negative - that is also good news. The nastier, more likely to recur tumours are the HER-2 positive ones. Mine is negative. Great! So my next thing to do - I have to call the radiotherapy mob and arrange an appointment. That isn't likely to happen for a few weeks, after which the pathology results in detail will be in, the doctors will have had the multidisciplinary team meeting (the big Think Tank where they talk all about ME - and then any other patients whose results have come in during the previous two weeks) and that team will decide what has to be done from here. Radiotherapy certainly, then the medication to block hormone receptors. The medication has side effects - arthralgias, osteoporosis, 1 in 1000 get DVT and other clots. Because I already get a lot of pain she said I probably won't notice the arthralgias (they have found that osetoarthritis patients tend to not notice either). I've sailed through the recovery from surgery (in terms of pain levels) perhaps because I already have pain so what's the problem with a little more? However, I did find I was feeling weaker, fuzzier and flu-ey increasingly, plus my boob was two cup sizes bigger, so on advice I began antibiotics. I have two antibiotics left, we've been trying to not over-use them. Besides, only one was likely to work and it costs $70 for a course of five pills. Ouch! I'm feeling far less flu-ey today, boob is less swollen and not feeling warmer than the other side any more. I can finally see the scars and they are going to not be an issue. The boob scar is a fine line following the line of the areola, about an inch above it. I only have one top where there's any chance of the scar being visible. The armpit scar is smaller and will be even less visible. I still have gum from various dressings, so I'm about to gently wipe it all down with ti-tree oil to remove the gum. I can now shower, go to the beach etc, just keep scars out of the sun (because they can darken in the sun) and treat them gently for a while longer. No ban on underwires - in fact, because the incision is on the upper surface of the boob, the doctor said underwires will give me the best support and right now, I need support for the sake of comfort. So I'm back to wearing my underwired nightdress at bed-time (very sexy! Come on in, Nosferatu) and both sides now look more even, with the swelling down. It's just that the purple boob clashes a bit with the red satin and black chiffon... I've also been having problems with Benign Positional Nystagmus (dizzy spells when I turn my head) which I had for about two weeks before the surgery. I'm seeing the neurologist about it tomorrow, I'm hoping he can fix it fast for me. I last had it this badly, before we went to New Zealand (less than three years ago) and he fixed it fast for me, so we could go away and not worry too much about me crashing into walls etc. It's been so bad that with the post-op feeling bleah, I didn't feel safe to drive the car. I'm over the worst of the bleah now, just the vertigo. And if I don't move my head too much, I shouldn't have the really bad problems while driving. It'll be a surprise for the neurologist - I saw him last only a month ago, and there was no hint of any of this. We've had a busy time of things in the last few weeks. It's amazing how fast we got things done. I know our Aussie health care system is getting criticised here, but frankly, I have been very glad of it. 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Yorkshire Archaeological & Historical Society News
Outcome of the Extraordinary General Meeting of the Yorkshire Archaeological Society held on Saturday 12th July 2014
As previously notified, an Extraordinary General Meeting (EGM) of the Society was held on 12th July 2014. The meeting took place at the St Georges Centre, in Great George Street, Leeds, as the number of members attending was too great to accommodate at Claremont. 98 members attended the EGM; 38 members gave their apologies.
The President (Mrs Sylvia Thomas) welcomed members and expressed her gratitude for the interest shown, which was a reflection of the importance of the matters for discussion. In introductory remarks, she and the Honorary Treasurer (Dr Brian Barber) explained the rationale for the proposal by the Society's Management Board to transfer the Society's Archive and Library collections on long-term loan to the University Library at the University of Leeds, and the importance of doing this to ensure the future of the Society.
There was an extended and wide-ranging discussion of the Management Board's proposal and the issues it raised. Comments and queries were made by many of the members present, with responses being provided by the President or the Honorary Treasurer. Issues touched on included:
the future ownership of the Society's materials – this would remain with the Society;
the fact that members would have access to all the books and collections of the University Library – it was also noted that the Society's books and other materials would not be disposed of in the future without the Society's consent;
the fact that there were inevitably some points of detail that had yet to be finalised, such as the question of access to material by section-only members;
the Management Board's plans to acquire through purchase or rent suitable new premises to support the Society's activities, and that members' suggestions as to the parameters for such premises were sought;
the possibilities of fund-raising, but also the difficulties previously encountered in this regard, and the problem of raising substantial funds in a restricted timescale;
the concern of some members as to the amount of information it had been possible to make available, which they felt inhibited their ability to judge the proposal;
the possibilities for a strong continuing role for volunteers working on the Society's materials.
In the concluding part of the meeting members were asked to vote to indicate whether they felt able to support the Board's recovery plan, which involved:
the transfer on loan under the terms of an appropriate partnership agreement of the Society's Library and Historical Document Collections to the Brotherton Library of the University of Leeds, and the sale of Claremont and the acquisition either through purchase or rent of suitable premises to support the full range of the Society's activities in the future.
Members voted by a show of hands. The results were as follows:
FOR the motion – 72
AGAINST the motion – 13
The motion was therefore carried.
The Society's Officers and the Management Board will now proceed to work further in collaboration with Leeds University Library to put into effect the proposals endorsed by the EGM. A further report will be made to members at the Society's Annual General Meeting, which will be held later in the year.
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DeMint: Don't Discriminate Against Gun Owners
Today, U.S. Senator Jim DeMint (R-South Carolina), chairman of the Senate Steering Committee, responded to news reports that President-elect Barack Obama is requiring Administration job applicants to state whether they or members of their family own guns.
"I am deeply disturbed that President-elect Obama is asking job applicants whether they or members of their family own guns. Millions of law-abiding Americans own firearms and they should not be discriminated against.
"The questionnaire already seeks information about illegal activity so there is no reason to ask this question unless the Obama Administration plans to use it to discriminate based on lawful activity. For this reason, I will seek to enact legislation to prohibit this type of discrimination."
Question #59, which appears on the Obama employment "Questionnaire", reads as follows:
(59) Do you or any members of your immediate family own a gun? If so, provide complete ownership and registration information. Has the registration ever lapsed? Please also describe how and by whom it is used and whether it has been the cause of any personal injuries or property damage.
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Ok, so I know that the title of the post sounds sortve cynical, but in all honestly, my Valentine's Day was really quite pleasant. Valentine's Day and I have a long history that has been, shall we say, less than stellar. As someone who went to school in an era before you were required to Continue reading
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Nonlinear Integral Inequalities in Two Independent Variables and Their Applications
- Kelong Zheng1Email author,
- Yu Wu2 and
- Shengfu Deng3
© Kelong Zheng et al. 2007
Received: 10 June 2007
Accepted: 27 July 2007
Published: 5 November 2007
This paper generalizes results of Cheung and Ma (2005) to more general inequalities with more than one distinct nonlinear term. From our results, some results of Cheung and Ma (2005) can be deduced as some special cases. Our results are also applied to show the boundedness of the solutions of a partial differential equation.
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This article is published under license to BioMed Central Ltd. This is an open access article distributed under the Creative Commons Attribution License, which permits unrestricted use, distribution, and reproduction in any medium, provided the original work is properly cited.


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Tonight is our packing meeting for our Moldova mission...the night we all shove toothbrushes, along with sweatshirts, socks, floss, toothpaste and assorted other items into one of the two bags per person we can take with us...everything in those first bags is designated for orphans and orphanage workers.
I just made our final payment for our trip. Our expenses were a little more than I bargained for, but we'll rebuild our emergency fund and still have money for Christmas with a little scrimping. I wanted to have the money issue behind us so we can focus on preparing for the trip, packing, getting all the other stuff done we need to do - did anyone else notice Christmas is like two weeks away? How did that happen?
For everyone who contributed to our madness, whether it was financial or floss or words of encouragement, again thank you.
You are the body of Christ.
We've decided to try something a little different with our personalized thank you notes - besides actually sending them, which would be a feat in itself for us, we still have Christmas cards to mail from 1996 - we're hoping to get pictures of some of the kids in Moldova and mail everyone who contributed, in any form, a personalized note with a picture of one of the kids, and maybe a little information about them. I really haven't broken that idea to Amy yet - I've typed every word I've written for 30 years, Amy has even taken to signing my signature so that it looks like something quasi-legible so she'll be tasked with hand-writing thank you notes, but it also relieves us of the stress of trying to get thank-yous out in a timely manner.
On occasion, there's a method to my madness...on occasion.
Anyway, the next couple of weeks are going to be hectic. Between trying to get "ahead" at work, Christmas shopping, fumigating so that visiting relatives don't leave wishing they'd been vaccinated before visiting, continuing our church journey, keeping Amy from overdoing, and making the house look as if we don't really live here, the truth is blogging will be sporadic.
I will keep you posted...probably in blurbs....we leave in three weeks with Christmas madness in between.
I will also have access to some type of computer in Moldova and hope to at least keep you folks updated a bit on our day to day adventures...I've already had some thoughts on flying air Moldova, which might substitute as a eulogy in a pinch.
Although I may be away from the computer, please know you are in our thoughts and prayers. We thank God daily for the support we have received from you nutty folks who read this blog, at a time in our lives of great hope, and honestly a heck of a lot of turmoil.
Please keep praying for Amy's strength, and that we will be able to convey the word we feel God is calling us to bring to these kids in a way that will resonate far beyond our brief visit. We are taking each of you with us...in our hearts.
Most of all, please know we are so thankful for our blog community, you have touched us in a time when we needed it most..this too I attribute to God. One day perhaps I'll be able to explain more fully the void which so many of you filled.
May God shine His face upon you and bring you peace.
Bless you all.
Michael & Amy


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TENDAI "Baba" Maraire, frontman of the eclectic new World Music/Hip Hop group, Chimurenga Renaissance, this week dropped Lean, the second single to collective's forthcoming project, riZe Vadzimu riZe.
WE AT The People's Hub are excited to work with the reputed artiste, Shingirayi Sabeta as he takes new steps in his career. The legendary Zimbabwean rap pioneer yesterday made an explosive return on the music scene with the online launch of his new single, Ndamutswa.
KAZZ a.k.a Mr. Boomslang celebrated his 29th birthday this morning by dropping the video teaser to his Summer hit single, Sweet Gal.
REIGNING Zimbabwe Hip-Hop champion, Synik, has teamed up with vocalist Depth on an EP project under the title, Soular Rayze.
LEGENDARY rapper Metaphysics has announced a late summer return with the production of an anthemic dance tune towards the tail-end of the season.


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why are you not wearing a shirt?
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About 50 of us gathered in Spencer Smith park last night to say goodbye and thank you to the willow trees for the 70 years they have sheltered and served our community. We huddled in the gazebo as a light rain fell, truly "gathered" together, a fitting tribute to the trees that became a gathering place for friends, family, children, and young lovers planning a future together.
These trees have survived generations of families – children remember climbing her branches, then becoming engaged under her cascading leaves, then returning to celebrate wedding anniversaries, then bringing children and grandchildren back to experience her grandeur. Last night people spoke of the trees as akin to a family member – an integral part of important milestones in life.
A summary of some of the Facebook comments from residents is here: City of Burlington Facebook willows june 6 2016
The ceremony was videotaped and will be posted here shortly, along with photos. The program is available here: Willow Tree Program
Cuttings from the trees are available today down at Spencer Smith Park. The wood is being saved, and uses will be determined at a later date. The branches will be removed today, with the trunks remaining until after the Sound of Music Festival (the grass is too wet now to support the heavy crane required to remove the trunks intact). We are exploring using the trunks for a sculpture, and taking a a slab of one of the trunks showing the timeline of the trees and key historical moments in Burlington's history.
Memories of the trees are being collected at the city's webpage here: burlington.ca/willow. We will determine a way to compile and share them all.
It took a small village of people to organize the signage, publicity and ceremony for the trees, in less than one week from the time I first learned about the rot and risk to the public of falling branches. I'd like to thank my assistant Georgie Gartside, for always rising to the occasion, doing research and preparing the program; my intern student Claire Bradbury, for creating the program; Brian McKelvey, our city arborist, for alerting us to the rot and participating in our ceremony to provide information and answers to residents; Kate Sault, president of the Burlington Horticultural Society, for sharing the history of the trees and Spencer Smith's legacy; Julie Hamilton, for her moving poem, read at the ceremony by her friend Carol Gottlob; Rod Nettagog, of the Henvey Inlet First Nation, for the powerful smudging and drum ceremony, and prayer for the trees; Kune Hua, of True Essence media for videotaping the ceremony; the Globe & Mail for taking pictures and sharing the story; Donna Kell for media and publicity; Mary Battaglia, our director of Roads & Parks maintenance, for her support on the ceremony and saving the wood; Lana Kosterowa and Cameron Stevens for the web banner and web updates on burlington.ca; Jeff Crowder for the ad in the Burlington Post; Carla Marshall for posting on Instagram.
Last but not least, thanks to all of you who joined us for the ceremony and the many hundreds more who have shared your memories of the trees online. Stay tuned to this space for future updates on the trees.


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I remodeled our kitchen in 2007 and installed a Kenmore Elite 30" induction cooktop (made by Electrolux). This morning, after turning it on, I heard a loud 'pop' sound and am getting error code 35, which after some internet research looks like an expensive problem to fix, and probably not the last thing that will need fixing.
So, I'm looking at potentially replacing it with a different model from a different manufacturer (NOT a Kenmore or Electrolux, or any Electrolux rebadge like Frigidaire). While normally I'd take my time and compare models, manufacturers, etc. for weeks online, the unexpected death of our current cooktop kinda means we need a replacement sooner rather than later, so I'm jump-starting my search by asking you all.
Ideally, I'd like a 30" cooktop that:
- Fits in the hole I already have cut in my nice counter! I suspect most 30" wide models will be OK, I guess I'll have to download a PDF of the installation instructions before I click "Buy" to make sure.
- Is from a manufacturer known for longevity. I don't know who this might be in the induction cooktop category, but if you have one you've been using for a decade, let me know who made it. Conversely, if you've had one that quit a week after the warranty expired, let me know.
- Has lots of heat settings. The Kenmore has 16 per burner, I think, the lowest setting was low enough to melt chocolate without a double boiler.
- Air vents that vent below the countertop surface, rather than above it. the Kenmore sits up 1/4 - 1/2 inch from the countertop, with the vent openings along the front and back, I've always lived in fear of spilling a giant pot of stock or something into them. I believe some models have vents that lead to under the counter.
Any suggestions?


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Veteran Green Bay Packers cornerback Charles Woodson likes what he sees from rookie safety Morgan Burnett.
In fact, Woodson expressed confidence in Burnett's ability to start for the Packers, which becomes increasingly likely the longer Atari Bigby refuses to sign his tender.
"From what I've seen early out of him, he's not making mistakes, or if he is making mistakes, it's no more than anybody else is making. He's got a lot of experience back there with him, with Nick, myself and Tramon. So if he is to play in there, we'll carry him as long as we can until he's up to speed but, (shoot), he's good. He looks good to me, you know," Woodson said. "Now it's just a matter of experience getting into a game and getting a feel of it and playing at this level. So we'll see what happens when he's thrown in the fire."
Just like you've been carrying Bigby?
Oh, wait, Bigby didn't play that well even when you were carrying him.
Anyway, you have to like what's being said about Burnett, whom the Packers drafted in the third round. Packers coach Mike McCarthy was talking him up during OTAs, as well.
"He's learning; he's growing," McCarthy said. "I do like his assertiveness, particularly in his communication skills, and that's very important at the safety position. Athletically, he's a young man with a bright future. You can just see the athletic ability, both on special teams and defense. He's still learning the defense, and he's doing a good job of that."
When Burnett learns the defense, there's no reason he shouldn't be in the Packers starting lineup.


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