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- July 25, 2008
Signed Bobby Brown as a free agent.
- August 14, 2008
Traded Metta World Peace, Patrick Ewing and Sean Singletary to the Houston Rockets for Donte Greene, Bobby Jackson and a 2009 1st round draft pick (Omri Casspi was later selected).
- September 22, 2008
Shareef Abdur-Rahim retired.
- January 10, 2009
Assigned Donte Green to the Reno Bighorns of the G-League.
- January 17, 2009
Recalled Donte Green from the Reno Bighorns of the G-League.
- February 17, 2009
Traded a 2015 2nd round draft pick to the Boston Celtics for Sam Cassell. (top-55 protected, did not convey)
- February 18, 2009
Traded Brad Miller and John Salmons to the Chicago Bulls for Drew Gooden, Andres Nocioni, Michael Ruffin and Cedric Simmons.
Traded Michael Ruffin to the Portland Trail Blazers for Ike Diogu.
- February 19, 2009
Purchased Will Solomon from the Toronto Raptors.
Traded Bobby Brown and Shelden Williams to the Minnesota Timberwolves for Calvin Booth and Rashad McCants.
- April 8, 2009
Waived Will Solomon.
- June 25, 2009
Drafted Tyreke Evans in the 1st round (4th pick) of the 2009 NBA Draft.
Drafted Omri Casspi in the 1st round (23rd pick) of the 2009 NBA Draft.
Drafted Jeff Ayres in the 2nd round (31st pick) of the 2009 NBA Draft.
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Who? Outfit, Glass Animals and Smaller Pores
What? Liverpudlian quintet combine hazy psychedelic electronic pop with a love for British indie quirkiness.
Where? The Bullingdon Arms. Tickets cost £7 in advance.
When? Sunday 12th February. Doors open at 7:00pm.
Why? The buzz behind his band has proclaims Outfit to be Liverpool's current most exciting band, but don't go to this gig expecting to hear the a bunch of mop-haired, smartly dressed waifs singing doo-wop harmonies, or even a bunch of mop-haired psych-dream-poppers singing about dreams of you, this band has more akin with the current indie electronic-pop scene of America than bands of the 'pool from the past. Recalling elements of Arthur Russell, Deerhunter and Caribou, Outfit are fast becoming the dearly beloved of the likes of The Fly, Abeano, NME and Q.

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Falling sick can be pretty heartbreaking, especially when you have fun plans, right? Well, did you know that there are certain natural health drinks that can help you avoid getting sick?
Also Read : Eat Cucumber Everyday!
More often than not, we do not realise that our gardens and kitchens hold powerful herbal ingredients that come with amazing medicinal properties.
In the ancient times, before the invention of modern medicines, our ancestors solely depended on natural ingredients in order to prevent and treat various disorders and the fact is, these remedies worked exceptionally!
Another good thing about natural health remedies is that they come with absolutely no side effects, unlike the modern, chemical-based medicines.
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Taking modern medicines for a long term can cause a lot of side effects that can be harmful to your health.
Just add half a cup of cucumber juice to half a cup of pumpkin juice, stir well and consume this drink, every morning before breakfast, for at least a month.
Have a look at some of the health benefits of cucumber and pumpkin juice, here.
1. Aids Weight Loss
The antioxidants and vitamin C present in this natural juice have the ability to boost your metabolic rate and make your weight loss process much quicker.
2. Improves Digestion
As this combination of cucumber and pumpkin is rich in pantothenic acid, it can neutralise the excess acids produced in your stomach, thus improving your digestion process.
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This homemade health drink contains antioxidants and flavonoids, that can help prevent the abnormal multiplication of cells in the body, to prevent cancer.
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Dave Wiegel shrugs his shoulders, and a shy grin creeps across his face.
``I`ve just always liked to putter,`` he says. ``It doesn`t matter much what with: boilers, roofing, everything in between. I`ve worked on it all. It`s what I like to do.``
Dave Wiegel shrugs his shoulders, and a shy grin creeps across his face.
``I`ve just always liked to putter,`` he says. ``It doesn`t matter much what with: boilers, roofing, everything in between. I`ve worked on it all. It`s what I like to do.``
That`s lucky for the staff at the Cary Park District. Wiegel, a maintenance worker for the district, can repair anything from a busted water pipe to a tractor motor, says Eric Burns, director of parks and recreation. His ability to fix almost any mechanical system or piece of equipment makes him an invaluable employee, Burns says.
His mechanical skills come naturally, Wiegel says. ``Even when I was much younger I liked puttering with things.``
The only system at the district`s Community Recreation Center, 255 Briargate Rd., that stumps him is the air conditioner, he says. ``I don`t mess with that. I`m good at knowing what I can and cannot do.``
His duties include ``just about everything,`` he reports, chuckling. Depending on the season, his daily agenda could include cutting grass, plowing snow, cleaning the community center, pouring a concrete sidewalk or repairing a boiler.
One of his big projects is opening and closing the park district`s pool, located at the community center. Each spring the pool must be drained and refilled, and the pipes that feed chemicals such as chlorine into it must be reassembled and installed. The project takes a week, Weigel says.
The process is reversed in the fall. The chemical lines are removed and disassembled before the pool is partially drained and covered for the winter. It`s also Wiegel`s job to supervise the high school students who are hired each summer as part-time help. That can be an adventure, he says.
``Sometimes there`s a big difference between what they`re supposed to do and what they wind up doing.``
A few students have a particularly hard time maneuvering their lawn tractors around the district`s retention ponds. ``They`ve put the tractors in the water several times,`` Wiegel recalls, laughing.
At his Crystal Lake home, he does the same thing he does at work: ``I pick things up and repair `em: Things like lawn mowers (and) small appliances. ``For a while I had this bad habit of fixing things and then putting them in the garage. I had to stop because the garage was getting full,`` says Wiegel, 39, who is married and has three children, ages 4 to 14.
Wiegel was working two jobs before he was hired by the district in 1982. During the day he and his father ran a remodeling business, and at night he was the custodian for a local school.
``I just wasn`t getting enough sleep,`` says Wiegel, a Des Plaines native who has lived in McHenry County most of his life. ``I was glad to get the job with the park district because I like being outdoors.``
The park district should provide the public with comfortable, clean places for recreation, he says. ``I think we`ve got that covered, for the most part.``
``It`s all the small things he does,`` Burns says. ``If the plumbing breaks somewhere, Dave can fix it. If you need some electrical rewiring done, Dave can do it. He also has carpentry skills. When we needed a counter and a set of shelves for the community center, Dave built them.``
Without Wiegel, it would be much more costly to maintain the district`s more than 200 acres of park land and other facilities because outside contractors would be hired for repair work that he performs routinely, Burns adds.
``You couldn`t ask for more,`` he says. ``There are a lot of people who will tell you why something can`t be done. But if there`s a tough job to do, Dave figures out a way to get it done.``
Dennis Krenz, the park district`s maintenance supervisor, has known Wiegel since they went to Cary-Grove High School more than 20 years ago.
``Dave`s a jack of all trades,`` Krenz says. ``He`ll always help you out quite a bit if you`ve got a problem. And he`s not a clock watcher-he`ll get something done however long it takes.``
The amount of park land has increased tremendously in the last three years, Burns says. The district has 25 parks on a total of 213 acres; about half the land has been acquired since 1987.
The smallest park, Devron Circle Park, is half an acre, and the biggest is Lions Park, a 105-acre sports complex at 1200 Silver Lake Rd. with three softball and two soccer fields.
The district is working to match its recent land boom with an expansion in facilities. Architectural plans are being drawn for a second community center that the district hopes to build on Briargate Road across from the current center.
The district serves about 15,000 people, although the population is increasing rapidly, Burns notes. For example, enrollment in the preschool program at Lions Park is expected to increase this fall to about 100 children from 75, he says.
Many of the recent land acquisitions came from developers donating property as they built subdivisions, which they are required to do by ordinance, he adds.
Weigel says all the growth can be confusing sometimes. ``One day I was working in one of the newer subdivisions and a guy stopped to ask me for directions, but the street name didn`t ring a bell,`` he says. ``Later I looked at a map and saw the street he wanted was one block away.``


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Gravity director Alfonso Cuaron has shot down rumours he is heading back to the Harry Potter franchise to helm the forthcoming spin-off, Fantastic Beasts And Where To Find Them. Reports emerged last week (begs19May14) suggesting the Mexican filmmaker, who oversaw Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban, had become a frontrunner to helm the film adaptation of author J.K. Rowling's 2001 wizard story.
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Work Experience Summary
Private Practice: outpatient psychological consultation, assessment & therapy for mental health and substance abuse (1998-2008; and 2014-present)
Clinical Director (2006-2014), Gateway Foundation: clinical leader of 340 staff serving 10,000+ clients/year across 11 substance abuse treatment sites & 32 programs in Illinois and Delaware. Clinical Services Manager for Northern Illnois (2003-2006)
Director of Psychology (1994-2002) / Psychology Training Director (1993-1996) / Coordinator of Psychological Assessment (1992-1993) / Psychologist (1986-1991), Chicago-Read Mental Health Center [State of Illinois psychiatric hospital] (1986-2002)
Director of Substance Abuse Treatment Centers, Interventions, Inc. (1980-1986): Northside Outpatient Clinic [adults] (1983-1986), Crossroads Residential and Outpatient Center [adolescent and adult programs] (1982-1983), Assistant Director / Clinical Supervisor, Crossroads Center (1980-1982)
Research Assistant, Mental Research Institute's Soteria House [NIMH-funded research on alternative residential therapy for schizophrenia] (1978-1979)
Specialized Trainings Attended (Highlights)
Motivational Interviewing: Series of trainings through advanced and training-of-trainers / Member of Motivational Interviewing Network of Trainers
Mindfulness-Based Stress Reduction: Eight-week course
Dialectical Behavioral Therapy (DBT) 14-day certificate program (University of Washington) with Dr. Marsha Linehan and Associates
S.M.A.R.T. Recovery Facilitation
Bowen-on-Bowen Family Therapy Training Series, Center for Family Consultation
Strategic Family Therapy: Training series, Mental Research Institute / Palo Alto VA Hospital
Halstead-Reitan Neuropsychological Test Battery: Five workshops by Drs. Ralph Reitan and Deborah Wolfson
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I thought I had everything figured out when I was having my second daughter, Madison. Since I had been in labor for 26 hours with her sister, Savannah, three years earlier, I assumed my labor would be about half that, around 13 hours (you know what they say about assuming things, right?) I woke up at 2:40 a.m. with contractions. I woke up my husband, Louis, and told him we needed to get ready to go to the hospital. He called the doctor, who said he'd meet us at the hospital in a couple of hours.
I figured I had plenty of time, so I dawdled around brushing my hair and my teeth and getting dressed. Meanwhile, the contractions started to get stronger and closer. I wouldn't let my husband come into the bathroom, so he timed my contractions through the door. We finally left the house at 4:30 a.m. and drove to the hospital.
The contractions had gotten so strong and so close together that we ran a few red lights (hey—it was 4:30 in the morning, nobody was on the road!). We got to the hospital and parked outside the emergency room entrance, which was all glass. I gripped the door handle and pushed my feet against the glove box as the contractions continued to come, stronger and faster with each one. Inside the emergency room, the woman at the desk came to the glass and looked out, watching us. Then she went back to her desk.
My husband kept telling me that I needed to get out of the car and I kept telling him I couldn't. Finally, I got out and we went into the emergency room. The woman at the desk asked the reason for our visit! Not hard to figure out when a hugely pregnant woman walks in, hanging on to her husband for support, panting loudly like she had been taught in childbirth class! Then she asked if I needed a wheelchair! It was 5 a.m. when we got up to the labor and delivery floor. They asked my name and told me they'd been waiting for me. A nurse put me in a room and helped me get into a gown. All the while I'm panting like crazy as the contractions come stronger and stronger, right on top of each other. The nurse worked (and I mean really worked) at getting a monitor around my belly. Another nurse checked me and said it's too late for an epidural. I didn't care about an epidural, I just kept saying, "I need to have this baby! I need to have this baby now!"
The nurses were trying to attach the lower part of the bed, which had the stirrups, to the rest of the bed. The lower part kept crashing to the floor with a loud bang. And they told me they'd just gotten new beds and no one knew how they worked. I really didn't care about the new beds, I just wanted to have the baby! The bed finally came together and the doctor walked in, saying he'd been waiting for us. He checked me out, told me it was time to push (no kidding, I'd been trying to have the baby, but I had to hold back while the bed was put together!).
Two pushes and Madison literally shot out into the doctor's hands at 5:20 a.m. It was like watching a football player catch a pass! Madison is now 11, and is growing up to be a lovely young lady. I love telling this story. It never fails to get a laugh and a smile.
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"During 2011 to 2012 Emperador Distillers doubled their volume sales with growth of 109.4%. In 2014 Emperador Distillers, Inc. sold 33 million 9-litre cases increasing sales by 10% and strengthening its hold on the market. Emperador Distillers, Inc. (EDI) controls 97% of the brandy market in the Philippines and approximately half the entire spirits volume in the Pacific-Ocean island nations." (Drinks International Millionaires' Club 2012)
"All it takes is one look, one sip to fully appreciate Emperador Brandy as a world-class product – that just happens to be conveniently affordable," stated Glenn Manlapaz of EDI. Both Emperador Light and Emperador Brandy display a distinct amber color. In the nose, a pleasant bouquet of a fruity aroma of grapes is noted, easy and balanced in the mouth, its body hints of refreshing peach, with a subtle finish of wood and almond. Emperador Brandy owes its success to an intricate blending and aging process.
In 2010, Emperador Light was introduced in the Philippines market, becoming the country's first light full-flavored brandy. Factoring in the brand's monumental success are its exceptional quality, widespread market availability, and charming campaign focused on "Keeping Things Light". This was followed by the "Gawin Mong Light" campaign, which encouraged drinkers to look at the lighter side of life's daily challenges. This philosophy resonated well with their target consumers, who constantly work hard to achieve their personal goals, but prefer to keep things light when it comes to their social life. For more information on Emperador Brandy please visit: www.emperadorbrandy.com.
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"The Number 1 Brandy in the World: Emperador." Emperador Brandy. Drinks International Millionaires' Club June 2016
About G.K. Skaggs:
Founded in 1984, G.K. Skaggs specializes in the sales, marketing and distribution of Premium Imported beers, wines and specialty spirits. For more information on G.K. Skaggs, visit http://www.gkskaggs.com.
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Emperador Distilleries is part of the Alliance Global Group. Emperador is now the world's best-selling brandy, retailing 400 million bottles in Asia during 2013.


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It's been a mere ten days since we decided to move. Or, since God decided to move us. And in that time, I've learned quite a bit. Or, perhaps, I have been reminded of what I already knew.
Good, good people live in this world. I have some friends who could have very easily said, "Really, Sarah? We just moved you a year ago. Remember our tireless hours of painting and cleaning and loading and carrying? We don't exactly want to repeat that again so soon. For Heaven's sake. Settle down."
Instead? They said, "Let us know the dates and details. Can I come help you pack? I'll collect boxes." And they have dropped off boxes and saved boxes and offered to run my kiddos. One even offered to come from Columbus to help! Selfless people who serve others well – they exist – and I am honored to call them friends.
My mood equals everyone's mood (in this house). Yesterday I got frustrated with changing activity schedules. One minute I am committed to 4:00 then the next minute it's 3:00. Hannah needs to be somewhere at 1:00 – oh, nevermind. That's not happening. Oh, yes, it's happening, but Hannah is not going now. CRAZY!
Guess what? My rising frustration equaled rising frustration in everyone. Owen went into "good boy servant" mode, trying to make everyone happy while a bewildered Hannah looked on like….how in the world can I fix this, Mom? I don't control all these people. And she's right. She doesn't. Just like she doesn't control the weather or the packing pace or the myriad interruptions in our day.
So, if I want a happy, smooth move? I have to make it so. My kids (and your kids) get their cues and moods from me and you. If you feel overwhelmed, so do they. If you're ok? So are they. Trust me on this. Even if the stress is simmering below the surface, THEY KNOW! It's so weird.
God provides. The boxes through two friends. (Thanks, Jenny and Kristen!)
The manpower through friends – and offers galore.
Snow days for packing.
A word about these snow days. I was gone last weekend from Friday after school until Sunday at 11:00 pm because Hannah had a dance competition out of town. Mix this with midterm grades being due on Monday and a new lesson plan rubric. Yes, feeling a wee bit overwhelmed – to say the very least. Then, boom. Four snow days. We've laughed and purged and packed (and stressed – more on that later). Speaking of purging…
We have way too much stuff. Seriously.
I just moved a year ago. At that time, I gave away and sold so much stuff. Then, this fall, I had a yard sale – sold more and hauled the rest to a thrift store. AND STILL…
I am amazed at the stuff pouring from my kids' rooms (all the rooms)! (They've used their snow days very productively;) Our "give away" boxes are growing faster than our "take to new house" boxes. Admittedly, some of it is hard to let go of. Owen still looks wistfully at his tub of webkins – collected for a long time back in the day. But, really? We don't need or use or love stuffed animals…so buh bye! Speaking of needing or loving…
We are only keeping what we need /use or love. And this is HARD. It might not seem like a big deal, but when I look at something before it goes into the box, I think long and hard…Do I love this? Love to look at it? Love to have it in my home? Or, do I use this regularly? As in, have I held this item in the past six months? If it's a no…then it goes. I am not always completely honest with myself. I've noticed myself holding on to some wacky things. Baby steps! (FYI: I got this "filter" for purging from Tsh Oxenreider's book Notes from a Blue Bike.)
You just have to live in the mess (deep breaths, deep breaths). And my house is a mess (understatement!) Today my friend said to me, "Sarah, you are going to to have let some of this go sometimes. I know it's a season of moving, but life still goes on." Amen. I want to pack now, clean now, and be done now. That doesn't really work for a single momma. My kids still have activities. We still need to eat. When the snow subsides, we have school. So some days…I am going to have to shove the boxes aside and sit down for a family viewing of American Idol or a conversation about ISIS. Momma first, mover later.
You can make time for anything (that matters). I am moving during Lent. God is funny, huh? He has me moving during the time when I push the pause button – the time when I slow down and give up in order to make more space for intentional prayer. For growing in Him. I love this season of Lent. Soooo….when shall I make time in a schedule that was just bumped to crazy busy? God's told me not to give up, but give in, and He will show me. I am trusting.
So, that's what I am learning so far, but I have a feeling this is just the tip of the iceberg (pun intended for all those under wind chill watch:). And I share with you because no matter what is happening in your life right now…
Good, good people live in this world. Find a few. Make friends. Have hope!
My mood/your mood sets the tone for your family. Overwhelmed or joyful – you get to choose.
God provides. In mysterious ways. And rarely in our timing or our way, but trust Him. He's got you. He's got this.
You might have way too much stuff, and it might be interfering in ways you can't imagine. All the time you spend shuffling and organizing and cleaning could be spent with your family or pursuing a dream. Declutter your space, and you might be surprised how much it declutters your heart. Keep the stuff you use and love. The rest? It's just noise. Buh, bye!
Sometimes you just have to live in the mess – literally and figuratively. But, life doesn't have to stop or suck just because there's mess in your sink or in your heart. You can still laugh and share and love.
Make time for what's important – to you and to those you love. Lent is important to me because remembering my Savior's road to the cross and his sacrifice for me is essential to my being. He is THE reason that I exist. The reason I can live and love. So somehow He will help me slow down as life speeds up.
What has God taught you lately as you go about life? I'd love to hear how He's at work.


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Can anyone briefly explain Abraham Maslow's 'hierarchy of needs', and how it applies to teaching?
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Maslow's 'Hierarchy of Needs' concept is most easily described as a pyramid. Maslow's theory is that human beings cannot focus on or meet higher level needs before the more basic needs are met.
The bottom most level represents the most basic needs that a human being has: water, food, shelter, sleep. The next level defines the human need for a safe and secure environment. The third, or middle level, is social needs--friendship, family, romance.
The top two levels represent esteem and self-actualizing needs. At the highest levels, humans focus on their self worth and accomplishment as well as the desire for personal growth and meeting their potential.
In the classroom, teachers should consider their students' ranking on Maslow's 'Hierarchy of Needs,' particularly if that student is not performing well or seems to be struggling. Is he or she consistently not completing their homework? Maslow's hierarchy might offer insight into why that student is not meeting their full potential. If a student is consistently coming to class hungry or sleep-deprived, their most basic needs at the bottom of the pyramid are not being met, so he/she is really not going to be that attuned to your lesson for the day.
Maslow's 'hierarchy of needs' definitely offers insight into student motivation and psychological/physiological needs in the classroom.


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Flexfurn, originally Lamata, are a UK and Belgium based business providing hospitality and event industries with practical, stylish, high quality stacking and folding furniture such as folding & stacking chairs, tables, trolleys, chair & table covers and various accessories and other related products.
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On purpose, like I mean it, on the real, and all the rest of those jingly qualifiers … For the last few months I've been carrying around a bit of baggage in hopes of something good following it into my days. It ain't heavy, brothers—just a scrap of paper. But its scuffs and folds have begun to remind me of things other than the faded note I scribbled down, so I think I better get to it before the time passed means more than the note-to-self.
"Don't know what's gonna happen," it says.
I told it to say that.
Ryan Lay talislides straight through the greasy portal of John Malkovich's cranium. Photo: Matt Price
This uncertainty—this not knowing—I've realized, is the common denominator in almost everything I've ever done, experienced, or been a part of that's worth a shit. And while I know that using the value of a single shit isn't the preferred gauge for measuring anything, it is true.
I appreciate familiarity as much as the next bro, bro. I also understand that, more than likely, it's the foundation that everyone's existence (and every single comfort) is based upon, but that's not where the new comes from. That's not where the surprises are. That's not where the levels are reset.
And it's hard with skating because while I want to know that I'll still have pivot fakies when I dust them off after a couple days, I also want to be shocked by them somehow. Not slam-to-the-teeth shocked. I mean bonk-your-front-wheels-on-the-way-back-in shocked, with just enough distraction to glide you mindlessly into the longest fakie Smith everrrrrrr. It's an impossible equilibrium, but a kid can dream.
Tristan Rennie plants one in Eugene's Eggro Zone. Photo: Matt Price
Give me ignorance, bliss, and the first time I tasted a McRib—all day, every day. But can you make it sweet? Or at least not bitter? Because there's a smelly tonnage of things that I know are locked in and ready to unload on me, and the bad surprises don't seem to balance the scales as much as a kickflip that pushes my back foot up when (or if) I catch it.
My note has a sub heading.
"Why we skate." it says.
High five, me. Well done.
You wouldn't even know there was a dark side if it wasn't for that light. Chase Webb gets all FSO around zero dark thirty. Photo: Brian Gaberman
"Ignore the action, the sport, the risk, and the bastardized stoke" is what I think I'm telling me.
I don't really know, though.
I do know that something is going to happen. And I'll try to be ready for it—get my chops down—so that when whatever it is does happen, I can kind of take a big breath, smile, and just cruise, knowing that it's all completely worth a shit.


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Research's Role in Today's Media and Marketing Environment
Irwin Gotlieb, Chairman of GroupM Global, is one of the most influential media agency executives in the world. In his keynote address, he will discuss the role research plays in today's constantly changing media and marketing environment. His presentation will cover metrics, methodology, and the use of data as currency in the media marketplace.


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Accounting and Economic Rates of Return: a Dynamic Econometric Investigation
Many studies have questioned empirical utilization of accounting data as internal rates of return would be more consistent with the relevant economic concept. The paper investigates the dynamic relationships between different measures of accounting rates of return (ARRs) and different approximations for the internal rates of returns (IRRs). In contrast with the prevailing case-study investigations, one considers a panel for quoted Brazilian firms in the manufacturing industry along the 1988-3/2003-2 period. Granger causality tests are considered and even though the results are not completely clear cut, some discernible uni-directional patterns emerge. In particular, there seems to be informational content between economic and accounting rates of return, between ROA (Net Profits/Total Assets) and PM (Gross Profits/ Operational Income), and internal rates of return. This seems to indicate that there is some validity in using accounting rates of return in certain economic studies.
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Highlights for Goldtouch Adjustable USB Keyboard White
The Adjustable Ergonomic Keyboard allows you to adjust the two alphanumeric sections both horizontally and vertically to suit your individual body requirements. This helps you assume a more natural posture that is conducive to improving comfort and productivity while using your computer.
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text: Good morning all - hmj is tasting real fine this morning. AND another beautiful fall day is promised - low 60's. One of those days you finish up your fall yard work. I spent yesterday resting & recouping from last weeks therapy & feel good this morning. Up at my normal time & ready to get some things accomplished. Yard work comes to mind. Getting my a/c cover on for the winter & putting my watering hoses away. I have to make a run to the library this afternoon (books are due tomorrow). Just one of those relaxing respite weekends. The first I've taken since kt has been in Residential Treatment Center (RTC). Enjoy the sunshine, your family & find at least one reason to smile. Leave your loved ones with loving words, always.


text: Hey all, unfortunately both JP and THE Brian are sick! We've been trying to bang out our normal releases this week and have fallen short, what with the sick in bed and all. We'll resume our normal releases next week. Dinner & Dragons on Monday and Geek Life Podcast ep 50 on Wednesday! Thanks for your patience and understanding, we're super sick and just can't stay vertical long enough to edit or illustrate… :_(comments powered by Disqus


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Swift and C disagree about whether a CMTimeRange is valid
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Area: Core Media Summary: The documentation states that the value of a CMTimeRange's duration must not be negative. "The epoch in a CMTime that represents a duration should always be 0, and the value must be non-negative." The C macro CMTIMERANGE_IS_VALID includes a check (range.duration.value >= 0). #define CMTIMERANGE_IS_VALID(range) ((Boolean)(CMTIME_IS_VALID(range.start) && CMTIME_IS_VALID(range.duration) && (range.duration.epoch == 0) && (range.duration.value >= 0))) And a time range with a negative-value duration is invalid when checked with the C macro. But when checked in Swift via CMTimeRange's public var isValid: Bool { get }, a range with a negative duration is considered valid. Using the public function CMTIMERANGE_IS_VALID in Swift is consistent with .isValid, and inconsistent with the C macro. Steps to Reproduce: Example project includes the following components. 1) Wrap the CMTIMERANGE_IS_VALID macro in a C function Boolean timeRangeIsValid(CMTimeRange range) { return CMTIMERANGE_IS_VALID(range); } 2) In a swift program, we can now directly compare the outputs of the 3 methods of validating a time range. let positiveOne = CMTime(value: 1, timescale: 1) let negativeOne = CMTime(value: -1, timescale: 1) let rangeWithNegativeDuration = CMTimeRange(start: positiveOne, duration: negativeOne) print("swift : range is valid: \(rangeWithNegativeDuration.isValid)") print("c : range is valid: \(timeRangeIsValid(rangeWithNegativeDuration))") print("macro : range is valid: \(CMTIMERANGE_IS_VALID(rangeWithNegativeDuration))") Expected Results: I expect CMTimeRange validity to be independent of language and mechanism used. And for it to be consistent with the documentation. Program output above should be swift : range is valid: false c : range is valid: false macro : range is valid: false Actual Results: CMTimeRange validity only agrees with documentation when using the C macro for checking validity. Validating with the two mechanisms available in Swift is incorrect. Program output above is swift : range is valid: true c : range is valid: false macro : range is valid: true
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Andrew William Long
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Wanted For: Burglary, Grand Larceny, Possession of Burglary Tools, Larceny With Intent To Distribute
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Wanted For: Hit & Run, Reckless Driving, Felony Eluding, Destruction of Property, Driving Suspended
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Wanted For: JDR Court Capias x4
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Last Known Address: Parkway Drive, Harrisonburg
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Wanted For: Circuit Court Capias (Revocation of Suspended Sentence/Probation x 4)


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"Mine Action 2016" Symposium in Croatia
The 13th International Mine Action Symposium, Biograd, Croatia
From 25 to 29 April 2016, ITF representatives attended the Mine Action Symposium 2016 in Biograd, Croatia.
Aside from interesting panels and debates covering various themes in the field of contemporary mine action, e.g. international experience in ERW contamination problems, risk and safety in demining operations, MRE and mine victims assistance, and new technologies in mine action, a comprehensive demonstration of various demining methods and technologies was carried out.


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"A scene ready-made for a Sargent or a Bonnard."
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John Singer Sargent was an American artist,known as the most successful portrait painter of his generation. He studied first in Italy and Germany, then in Paris under the French painter, Carolus-Duran.
Pierre Bonnard was a French painter, and a member of the avant-garde group of artists, Les Nabis, which advocated the use of symbolism in art.


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Frequently Asked Questions About Celiac Disease 09/30/2015This Celiac.com FAQ on celiac disease will guide you to all of the basic information you will need to know about the disease, its diagnosis, testing methods, a gluten-free diet, etc. Subscribe to Celiac.com's FREE weekly eNewsletter What are the major symptoms of celiac disease? Celiac Disease Symptoms What testing is available for celiac disease? Celiac Disease Screening Interpretation of Celiac Disease Blood Test Results Can I be tested even though I am eating gluten free? How long must gluten be taken for the serological tests to be meaningful? The Gluten-Free Diet 101 - A Beginner's Guide to Going Gluten-Free Is celiac inherited? Should my children be tested? Ten Facts About Celiac Disease Genetic Testing Is there a link between celiac and other autoimmune diseases? Celiac Disease Research: Associated Diseases and Disorders Is there a list of gluten foods to avoid? Unsafe Gluten-Free Food List (Unsafe Ingredients) Is there a list of gluten free foods? Safe Gluten-Free Food List (Safe Ingredients) Gluten-Free Alcoholic Beverages Distilled Spirits (Grain Alcohols) and Vinegar: Are they Gluten-Free? Where does gluten hide? Additional Things to Beware of to Maintain a 100% Gluten-Free Diet What if my doctor won't listen to me? An Open Letter to Skeptical Health Care Practitioners Gluten-Free recipes: Gluten-Free Recipes
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Calicoe replied to Oceanmama's topic in Gluten-Free TravelHi - I'm so glad to find this page on a complete lark. I have also been living in South Korea for the past 2 years, and I still struggle not to get glutened. Clare is right everything she says - you essentially cannot trust any food here, so I have been cooking for myself. I hope Clare is still reading, because it would be great to find another Celiac here. I have recently been glutened, and I am trying to figure out why. Do you think the cheaper honey and citrus tea marmalades would have gluten in it? Either that, or some rice and almond cookies that I bought at Shinsegae, although I was assured by Korean friends and the people selling it that there was no wheat. But, I am sick. I am going to have to do an elimination of the few, but it sure sucks to be limited to so little and then being aware if you can eat whatever is already on a limited list. Anyway, if Clare is still here it would be good to hear from her.
Happy birthday and may God bless you today!
Calicoe replied to CeliacAlli's topic in Celiac Disease - Coping WithHey Celiac Alli: I started mine at 14 too. I've also heard that the later you start, the later you start menopause as well later on in life. So, consider it a blessing all around and don't worry.
Throat Problems & Celiac?
Calicoe replied to FoxersArtist's topic in Celiac Disease - Coping WithYes, I've been having this issue as well. It was hard to notice at first, because I had a slew of other symptom, but the hard-to-swallow symptom has definitely been there over the last few months. I also have a chronic sinus drip which never went away after I got a bad bout of bronchitis this past winter. This past Thursday, I saw a doctor for the first time in a while, and I was so caught up with describing the other and past symptoms (gastro, itching and autoimmune symptoms, neurological) that I didn't mention this relatively newer symptom right away. She asked me about it, and at first I said no, until I thought about it. The symptoms are not as debilitating as the others, but they are definitely there, in very much the same way that the OP described. I'm sure the doctor will test me for Hypothyroid, and I mentioned the celiac disease suspicion. I wouldn't know which triggered the other, though. Hypothyroidism definitely runs in my blood line, but I would be the first to test for celiac disease.
Omg...i Might Be On To Something
Calicoe replied to Rachel--24's topic in Other Food Intolerance and Leaky Gut IssuesYeah, I hear you on that one. I am also job hunting, and there seem to be hordes of people that line up for one job. Either that, or the fact that in my field (non-profits) there just aren't as many jobs. I have to go and do cover letters, so I'll check in again tomorrow. I am also going to buy some Oil of Oregano and Virgin Coconut Oil for the Candida. A few people told me it should help along with the diet. Talk soon.
Omg...i Might Be On To Something
Calicoe replied to Rachel--24's topic in Other Food Intolerance and Leaky Gut IssuesI'm fairly weird, so I guess I belong here, lol. I was raised as a catholic, though, and I find that I do like beer a lot better - sorry guys. However, I just finished my last Belgian Bavik light beer this evening, so I should be starting my Candida diet this weekend. I find the whole enzyme issue intriguing. In my short time researching celiac disease and related issues, I have run across information on how enzymes and the lack thereof interact, and it has always been suspect in my own health and ethnicity (genetic factors in metabolizing alcohol and such, before this chronic illness). Anyway, I agree with the future IBS and enzyme pill industry. Just wait until someone figures out a pill specifically for celiac disease/GI - EVERYONE is going to be diagnosed with celiac disease. Yeah, I just saw a doctor today to discuss my symptoms, and all of these earlier memories of sensitivities supposedly before I was sick are coming to the fore. As a teenager I loved perfume, but even then I couldn't wear a lot of it because it would give me migraine headaches. But the cleaning stuff is a new one, and unbearable. I have to convince my roommates that this directly affects my well-being, and the chemicals seem to enter my bloodstream from the air! I saw a doctor today, and while not perfect (she sneered at the idea of Candida A.), she was supportive of my theory that Giardia may have triggered celiac disease/GI and is going to send me to an allergist and order colonoscopy/endoscopy. She also wasn't opposed to testing me for celiac disease. I can tell by her questions that she is also considering hypothyroidism as a possibility, and I looked at the symptom list and could check almost every single one. I know this is not much to be hopeful about, but compared to my last doctor who told me I was lactose intolerant when I had a milk allergy, and diagnosed me for IBS and sent me to a CVS drugstore for over-the-counter medication, this is a start.
Top Five Reasons To Get A New Doctor
Calicoe replied to mamabear's topic in Celiac Disease - DoctorsI love this post! I feel the same way. However, today I am somewhat hopeful. I had an appointment with a new doctor - a young woman - who not only listened but seemed to click socially with me as we had a lot of shared interests. When I told her my theory on how I think celiac disease may have been dormant and then triggered by Giardia which some studies have said shares the same protein, she finished my thoughts and confirmed it. That's a great sign! She is going to test me for hypothyroidism, and she said she would test for celiac disease also. She asked me if I had ever seen an allergist, and if I had ever had a colonoscopy.. I told her no one had ever referred me. My next appointment is August 22nd. I feel hopeful about her. Of course, in keeping on topic with this thread, she did sneer at my other theory about Candida A. in my gut. Well, no big surprise with allopathic doctors. But, I'm hopeful.
Omg...i Might Be On To Something
Calicoe replied to Rachel--24's topic in Other Food Intolerance and Leaky Gut IssuesYes, thank you. This thread has got me thinking, but I am still struggling to maintain a diet and change a lifestyle, so it is slowly coming along. In addition to the emerging food and gut issues, I also noticed this year that I have chemical sensitivities to household cleaning solutions that I didn't have before. They make my eyes and lips swell, and give me a weird chemical burning feeling inside of my body. Sometimes I can't breathe after the use of bleach. So, I still have a long way to go to figuring everything out.
Ummm, Oral Sex Question?
Calicoe replied to dksart's topic in Celiac Disease - Coping WithI think the consistency of semen is influenced by diet. Is your husband gluten-free? If not, he may want to consider it. Or, you may want to consider removing your mouth before ejaculation, not that its completely foolproof or gluten-free, I know.
Brain Fog?
Calicoe replied to tannilisa's topic in Celiac Disease - Friends and Loved Ones of CeliacsYeah, this is an important one for me, because I am still struggling. That was the first, most overwhelming symptom that I needed to address in April, when I started. My intestines were in a terrible state, and I had what seemed like overt Alzheimer-like symptoms. My short term memory was shot, and I was stumbling and mixing up words, or forgetting them altogether. This has been very difficult for me, because during the same changes in my life that led me to figure out that I was ill, I also took myself in a different direction by applying and getting into a PhD program. However, the demands of the entry test and interviews exposed to myself how much I had declined. I have felt humiliated at times, because I seem to have a new tick where I stumble or get stuck on pronouncing words that should never be a problem. It is weird. It happened again yesterday in a job interview. I am taking Pioneer gluten-free vitamins, both the multi and the B vitamins, and I eat walnuts and ground up flax seed everyday. However, I am noticing effects with other foods as well. Corn is one, and coffee is another. I use coffee like a controlled substance. I only drink it when I have a migraine that involves obvious swelling of the brain. It seems to dilate brain cells and gets the blood flowing. However, if I drink it otherwise, it actually causes a headache and brain fog. Right now, this type of brain fog and particularly this stumbling or language tics are a big threat to my work right. It requires that I speak and present well.
Could Undiagnosed Celiac Lead To Rage/mood Swings?
Calicoe replied to ItchyMeredith's topic in Celiac Disease - Coping WithYes, one of the most surprising yet helpful things in my discovery of celiac disease and intolerances, was the knowledge that it neurological and chemical symptoms of the brain. In addition to all the gastro and other obvious stuff, I had noticed years ago a type of "chemical" reaction that I felt in my brain and mood, but couldn't explain. I would become moody, terse, and generally impatient with people. I could feel some kind of "switch" that seemed to go off in my system. Now I know that "switch" was wheat. The weird thing is that I am adopted, but met biological family on both sides who also have fibromyalgia (sp), hypothyroid, bi-polar disorder, and heard a story of one uncle whose symptoms sounded like schizophrenia. I am nervous about so many issues regarding this affliction, but I am the most nervous about intestinal cancers or losing my mind to mental illness or alzheimer-like symptoms.
Vaginal Discharge And Celiac Disease
Calicoe replied to Maya T.'s topic in Celiac Disease - Coping WithHi: I think some people may be shy to talk about this here, because it is so personal. But, you can feel sure that wheat and gluten intolerances have multi-system impacts, and that includes our reproductive system. My menstrual cramps and associated symptoms were so horrible on wheat that I was starting to classify as someone who was disabled for 4-5 days of the month (couldn't get out of bed, or barely lift my head the migraines were so bad, and so shrill). In addition, I started having some weird vaginal discharge and afflictions that went away with the wheat. There wasn't a bad odor though, so you may want to definitely follow up on that, because it can be a symptom of something else which could be much worse. I would get a baseline checkup now that everything seems normal, just to be sure. Wheat is horrid!
Omg...i Might Be On To Something
Calicoe replied to Rachel--24's topic in Other Food Intolerance and Leaky Gut IssuesThanks Carla. I will definitely stay with you guys. If it wasn't for this thread, I would be in the depths of despair because I wouldn't have a clue as to why I was suddenly allergic to almost EVERYTHING. Thanks so much for the warm reception and this thread!
Still Drinking Regular Beer - No Problems
Calicoe replied to Mountaineer Josh's topic in Gluten-Free Foods, Products, Shopping & MedicationsYes, you are right on all counts, GFDC. I didn't see the article you referenced, so I will look for it. In my short time on this topic, it seems there are numerous junctures that may destroy enzymes in some brews more than others. One point as you mentioned is in the germination process. I am also trying to figure out other junctures in my links and discussion above, concerning the grain bill ratios and processing of the mash, whether it is malted or unmalted, and the kiln temperatures. Another procedure that differs in varying brews is decoction methods, and whether the extracts are disposed of or taken out, boiled and reintroduced, which would add to the body and strength of the beer, including the enzymes and proteins, I think. I have a feeling that the single decoction method in which the extracts are taken out favor celiac disease/GI. It would be great if we could find someone who is very knowledgeable on the scientific process of making beers and the resulting enzyme effect and celiac disease. Obviously not all brews are the same, and I am sure the devil is in the details, rather than all beer. But, until we understand it better, it's best to stick with what is a sure thing, whether that is total avoidance or your true and tried brew. Thank goodness there are good gluten-free beers, but personally I want to learn the details in the hopes of trying to avoid a life of Bud Light. It may turn out that I only need to regulate intake of Guinness or some pilsners, rather than give them up completely.
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Calicoe replied to Rachel--24's topic in Other Food Intolerance and Leaky Gut IssuesNo need to apologize Rachel - I love your posts! I have learned so much from you, and some of the regulars on this thread. I'm sorry if I was out of place. I don't want to offend anyone, but if we can't talk openly about our experiences and question or test limits, then this is not a forum it is a police state! I will go and look up other threads. I am somewhat of a newbie here, but I think my reaction would have been the same if I observed people jumping all over someone and censoring others merely for questioning or discussing use of enzyme pills. They are as free to disagree as you are to use one and talk about it. I come on this site to learn and discuss, and I appreciate people who ask questions and push the envelope. The medical and regulatory professions certainly aren't doing it for us. People who shut down open discussions deprive the celiac disease/GI community an important source of information - ourselves! It is ludicrous to think that empirical, exploratory or non-mainstream topics are off limits and that people cannot discern for themselves what is established and what is still experimental. It is best to have all information available to decide what is best from an individual standpoint, rather than an edited or censored version of "experience". I'm sorry that people jumped all over you for discussing alternative measures and the enzyme pill. If they have done that to you, it is only a matter of time before they do it to others. I support free speech, free thinkers, and freedom of choice. It is going to become a bit tedious if others appoint themselves the police and gatekeepers of the "celiac brand". No worries Rachel. I'm glad we're good.


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Violence against women: strategies and partnerships
by Heather Smith, President of the New Brunswick Teachers' Association (NBTA)
Hosted by the All India Women's Conference, a round table was held to address the strategies and partnerships necessary to afight violence against women. There was recognition that this violence could take many forms, including physical, psychological and socioeconomic violence. Five minute presentations were delivered by ten women working with NGOs in the following countries: India, Egypt, Netherlands, Cyprus, Russian Fderation, Pakistan and Scotland.
There was a recurring theme that there needs to be "willing partners in dialogue in order to find solutions." There were many suggestions of who these partners could/should be including psychologists, political scientists, lawyers, politicians, while recognizing the importance of involving family members.
Of interest, were the multiple references to the necessity of including men in this drive for change. There was consensus that education is necessary in order to develop a health respect between boys and girls. This education should be started early and should involve all family members, especially parents. The question was asked: How are we raising our boys?
There should be nothing normal abouty abuse and violence againsyt women and the circle of violence needs to be broken. The circle of violence is when a person who witnessed violence in the home growing up continues abusing women as they develop their own personal relationships.
There has been progress, especially in the judiciary, due to the pressures by civil society. However the comment was made that if society was civil, there would no longer be any violence against women. In India, especially since the widely reported gang rape of a girl on a Delhi bus, there has been pressure on the government for change in the judiciary. In 2011 alone, 95,000 rape cases are still pending since they are not considered a high priority.


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The Harvey Milk Archives newsletter: volume 1, numbers 1-3, January, April & July 1983
San Francisco: The Archives, 1983. The first three issues of the Archives' newsletter, various pagination, 8.5x11 inches, essays. memoirs, opinion, events, photos, worn, address labels on rear and some fold creasing and heavy toning, as is.
Frank Robinson's essay "Harvey's History - And Ours" Curzon writes about "My Rage" Mann writes on "An Education" Reports on Dan White's pending release in 1984. Only two physical holdings located in OCLC as of 10/2015.
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In 2007, I began blogging. It is exciting to create consistently, sell my work around the world, and meet wonderful friends! I paint, teach, write, am a lover of nature, family and friends. This is where I post my latest studio work with comments about my process, tips about my techniques, and my thoughts on how faith, art, and life converge. Book mark me and visit again soon!
Saturday, November 8, 2014
Landscape commission on my easel
It measures 20 x 24" and I started by toning the canvas a tint of violet. The rough sketch is made from a group of reference pictures I was given. The rough sketch is at the top. Then, I did an oil sketch on the canvas and began blocking in some shadow areas. Finally I painted the sky, trying to pay attention to the altering colors of blue withing a clear sky. Then, I began putting some details in with the trunks of the tree in the foreground. It is weathered and gnarled, but yet quite graceful. And in the last picture, you can see some of the back ground mountains and cliffs. Its obvious I have a lot more to do, but it seems to be taking shape. I will post the progress I make in the coming weeks.
2 comments:
- CrimsonLeaves said...
It is looking awesome, Helen!
- November 10, 2014 at 6:12 AM
- Helen Read said...
Thank you so much! I think it will be great when its done -I have a lot left to do though! :)
- November 10, 2014 at 7:11 PM
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Expanding One's Perspective
Do you ever get caught up in what's right in front of you and what you need to get done? Do you sometimes have a meeting with peers, or perhaps your boss, and tell them what you're working on and sometime even what they need to do to help you? How do they respond? Excited to jump in and help you? Give you a blank look and share what they are working on and what you need to do to help them? Sometimes we are excited about our project and don't understand why others aren't getting on board.
I imagine most of us have found ourselves in one of these situations. If any of the above sound familiar, you are not alone. Here's an idea: before your next meeting, think about the situation from the other person's perspective – put yourself in their shoes: How would they feel? What would they think about what you are proposing? How might the other person benefit from what you'd like to achieve?
If you know the other person pretty well, you can probably make a pretty good guess. If you don't know them well (perhaps you or they are new to the organization) what do you know about them? How have you seen them react in similar scenarios? What are their concerns? What are their goals? How does what you are proposing fit into their goals or potentially address their concerns?
By looking at the situation from the other person's perspective, it will give you insight into how best present your idea or request for optimal results. It may even have you rethink your idea or request, and the two of you may even come up with something even more innovative!
Would enjoy hearing what ideas this sparks for you. Where could you implement this concept?
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My experience with JBHM was extremely positive. The communication between their team and Mississippi College was always clear and timely. One of the things I appreciated about their work was attention to detail and their willingness to answer my many questions that I had throughout the process. I knew that I could pick of the phone and speak to someone on their end who patiently addressed any questions or concerns that I had. During many meetings between me, the contractor and JBHM, I gained an appreciation of JBHM's role as my advocate within that group, making sure that my interests were served during the project to ensure an excellent end result. We have been in our building for a year, and we are well pleased with the quality and design of the building.
Thank you for the great job that you did on the Tupelo Aquatic Center Project. What a wonderful facility. You certainly did deliver for the great folks in Tupelo. It is a great design done by great architects.
Outstanding quality of people in JBHM organization. I don't doubt the company's intention of providing a superior product. Your company matches up with us very well... we would gladly hire you and recommend you again as we have already done this and have at every opportunity.
We are completely happy with the service we get from JBHM. The firm and all of its employees genuinely have a concern for their clients that goes beyond what seems to be required by the job. If I had to characterize this with a new term, I'd say that JBHM practices 'pro-active customer service.'
The result of a close deliberate partnership between client, architect, and engineers. Twelve weeks from a blank page to detailed construction documents. Two hundred seventy days to construct 217,000 sq ft of production, office, and warehouse space. On budget, on time with less than 0.8% errors and omissions is not achieved without exemplary cooperative effort. Thanks for a great job.
JBHM's staff depth and knowledge is superior. Technical strength is matched with relational strength also.
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Pete Campbell Got His Ass Kicked So Badly On Mad Men Last Night, I Almost Felt Bad For Him (But Not Quite)
It finally happened, you guys! The Mad Men character who's such a sniveling little prig that there's an entire tumblr dedicated to his bitch face finally got what was coming to him in the form of a long deserved beating last night. And it came via mild mannered Englishman Lane Pryce, which he probably wasn't expecting. The reactions of the people in the office most likely mirrored those of most viewers, i.e. "I've been wanting to do that for a long time, myself." But Matthew Weiner rarely lets anything be that un-complicated, so he spent much of the episode building up the various ways Pete Campbell does and does not deserve anyone's sympathy.
On the "does not" side are the various ways Pete seems to be turning into the old (pre-Megan) Don Draper. Trapped in a soul-crushing suburban existence with a boring wife and baby and a leaky faucet he's not man enough to know how to fix, he's turned to philandering to try and get his groove back and/or feel in control again. But unlike Don, he doesn't pull it off with much style, paying a hooker to do what Don used to charm women into doing with a mere flick of his cigarette and creeping on an uninterested high school girl in driver's ed class. Without Don's sex appeal or insane back story to lull the viewer into liking him anyway, Pete just looks like a colossal dick, and his smug, entitled attitude at work doesn't help, either.
Then again, Pete is clearly miserable. He's bored to the point where his only pleasure in life is making co-workers feel shitty about themselves, and emasculated to the point where he has to pay a hooker to make him feel macho and dominant. (Do you see how inextricably our sympathy for Pete is linked to our hatred for him? I can't even get through a sentence about how we're supposed to feel bad for him without ending on another damning piece of evidence.) Did anyone else think he was going to beat up his hooker when he said "I bet you think this is going to be easy"? He didn't, but it wouldn't have been too out of character if he had. Is there a scary-sounding German word for "pity combined with loathing"? Because that's what I feel for Pete right now.
The biggest pity-loathing moment, of course, comes when Pete joins Don in the elevator and breaks down and cries like a little boy, saying "I have nothing" even as he's all like "YOU THINK YOU'RE BETTER THAN ME DON DRAPER?" To someone who grew up Dick Whitman, Pete appears to have everything: house, wife, baby, job, etc. But he doesn't have any friends, as his pathetic proclamation of "we're supposed to be friends" would attest (Don would never confuse work friends with real friends), and at that moment, his first-world problems feel real. It seems like Pete's going to need to spend some time on a therapist's couch before he realizes his life is pretty great (or that if he decides it's not, he has the power to change it) and he should stop acting like such a disdainful little wretch all the time. Either that, or he's just going to lose his shit and jump out a window. Who knows with this show?


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Step-By-Step Guidance
CITYnvest step-by-step guidance for local authorities to implement innovative financing models for energy efficiency in buildings
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Step 1 – Get Inspired
- Learn from your peers: have a look at the 26 case studies (select your language) and read the Report 'Review of local authority innovative large scale retrofit financing and operational models'.
- Find the financing model example that fits best your local circumstances (select the criteria) via the comparison tool here!
- Convince stakeholders and get political decision-makers committed: FAQ How to get decision-makers committed?
Step 2 – Building blocks of your own Action Plan
- Define roles and functions of Program Authority (PA), Program Delivery Unit (PDU) in the Action Plan Template
- Decide the level of ambition, 'type' of projects and beneficiaries in the Action Plan Template
- Estimate the impact: different levels of ambition addressed in chapter 2.2 of the Action Plan Template and a comparison of the different levels of ambition can be found here.
- Choose implementation methodology (Separate Based Contracting, Energy Performance/Supply Contracting) addressed in chapter 2.3 of the Action Plan Template and a comparison of the different implementation methodologies can be found here.
- Specify operational services framework: learn about them here.
- Choose the most suitable operational model ('Facilitation' model or 'integration') model, whether you add-on aggregation services and which financing model via the Recommendations tool
- Develop financing framework (project financing, contractual and funding framework)
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While in Anaheim for the #D23EXPO we of course hit up Disneyland since we were literally next door! The Disneyland 60th Celebration is still going strong! What does this mean for you?
60 Delightful Years of Disney Magic
Behold a Timeless World of Wonder
Ever since Disneyland Park opened on July 17, 1955, the Disneyland Resort has been an unforgettable destination for families to return to, again and again—a source of joy for the entire world and a place where innovation has continued to inspire an exciting future.
Throughout the festivities, soak up the sights as iconic jewels you know and love—Sleeping Beauty Castle at Disneyland Park and Carthay Circle Theatre at Disney California Adventure Park—magically transform, glistening and gleaming with special Diamond Celebration enhancements.
In addition, be sure to treat your senses to the visual feast set all along beloved Disneyland Resort locations like Buena Vista Street and Main Street, U.S.A. Both will be decked out for the occasion with shimmering banners, glittering décor… and so much more.
While checking out the Disney's Grand Californian Hotel & Spa Resort I found this amazing cake created to celebrate:
Crazy Amazing Right? It took 140 hours to create! There are 18 pounds of marshmallows, 54 pounds of rice cereal, 30 pounds of white chocolate, 40 pounds of gum paste, 15 pounds of fondant and 6 hidden Mickeys! Whew!
I also had a chance to eat at the fabulous Carthay Circle which was all decked out as well. I'll be telling you more about that experience soon!
It's a celebration so big, one day simply isn't enough to enjoy everything in store! Be sure to book your reservation at the hotels of the Disneyland Resort today. Until then just dream along with me at this beautiful picture capturing California Adventure at night:
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Armie Hammer doesn't play the nicest guy in Nocturnal Animals.
He's a rich L.A. businessman having an affair with a much younger woman as his loveless marriage to his wife (Amy Adams) crumbles.
The movie, directed by Tom Ford, follows the wife as she reads the manuscript of a novel written by her ex-husband (Jake Gyllenhaal).
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The cast also includes Michael Shannon, Aaron Taylor-Johnson, Isla Fisher and Karl Glusman with a brief by brilliant appearance by Laura Linney.
Fortunately, Hammer is nothing like his character in real life. Just check out how adorable he is in the latest installment of E! News' "Going to the Movies With" series.
I Love My Popcorn With: "Caramel corn with a little salt."
My Favorite Movie Candy: "Reese's Pieces."
My First R-Rated Movie: "The Matrix."
My Favorite Animated Movie to Watch With My Daughter: "She likes these funny, animated cartoons with animals. I think they're French. I don't know actually what they're called, but they're just on YouTube and you can get 50-minute compilations, which is fantastic."
The Last Movie That Made Me Cry: "Sing Street. My buddy Jack Reynor was in it and I cried like a child!"
The Last Movie That Made Me Laugh Out Loud: "Probably also Sing Street. It's fantastic. See Sing Street!"
My Favorite Line From a Movie: "Oh, it's probably something from Glengarry Glen Ross about, 'You know what it takes to close? It takes brass balls' or something like that."
The Movie That Scares Me the Most: "I saw The Exorcist when I was really young in a basement by myself...Really still don't like basements and still don't like the movie The Exorcist."
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ASHLEY Tait plans to start an incredible 23rd season in professional ice hockey in tip-top shape.
The 37-year-old Sheffield Steelers' right wing suffered serious ankle ligament damage against eventual champions Belfast Giants.
And while the Irish never looked back from that game on February 5, Steelers' season fizzled out.
The injury didn't need surgery, but Tait knew that he would be hobbling for months, with no chance of making the Play Offs.
Tait reckons he's still only 85 per cent fit to this day.
Which begs the question whether the elder statesmen of the team will be able to kick-start a new campaign with the same gusto as previous seasons.
"I an nowhere near skating yet, right now its about building up strength" he says.
"You have to be patient in situations like this, the surgeon said there is no quick fix. But I am 100 per cent confident that it will be fully healed.
"As you get a little older you have to smarten up in the way you treat yoour body.
"But I am working towards August 26 when we start getting back together again. I want to come back at full throttle."
*Colt King, who was fired by Steelers before the Play Offs started, has signed for Kansas team Missouri Mavericks.
Mavericks coach Scott Hillman told the Examiner: "Colt is a difference-maker on the ice. "His combination of skill and toughness, and his combination of point production and physical presence on the ice is matched by very few players in the Central Hockey League.
"We could not be more pleased than to add Colt to our roster as we try to continue to climb to the top of the CHL. We were close last season. We did not get there. Colt King can help us get there."


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I recently discovered all the great things I can do with beeswax. So I hunted down a local bees keeper. I don't think we had those in Tennessee. I asked about the prices of some beeswax, and decided to make the purchase. I purchased 20 pounds, and was informed whenever I need more to let them know!
This is super awesome not only for me, but for my business. This means I can sell product cheaper because I will not have to purchase from out of state and pay shipping charges, and how awesome to have products made with products made in the same state!
My husband and I went and did a test on some lip balm. OMG I have to say it turned out great. Nice and creamy, and have some great additives that will help protect against those nasty cold sores. (Note this lip balm is not a cure, and it is not FDA approved to do so.) However, it does have some products in it for antivirus, and anti-fungal. This will all be discussed later down the road on the business site. I am in the process of getting chapstick tubes, as well as a few different flavors.
Everything is coming together very nicely. Starting a business is a lot of work, and I know the rewards will be well worth it. I wise man once said if you are doing what you love, you will never have to work a day in your life.
I wish I had more room, because then I could be making faster progress, but all products will be made in small batches to make the product better.