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[awrd, ohrd]
furnished with oars.
Origin of oared
[awr, ohr]
a long shaft with a broad blade at one end, used as a lever for rowing or otherwise propelling or steering a boat.
something resembling this or having a similar purpose.
a person who rows; oarsman.
verb (used with object)
to propel with or as if with oars; row.
to traverse or make (one's way) by, or as if by, rowing.
verb (used without object)
to row.
to move or advance as if by rowing.
put in one's oar, to meddle; interfere: He put in his oar and was told to mind his own business.
rest on one's oars, to cease to make an effort; relax after exertion; stop working after success or completing a task: Once he became president, he was content to rest on his oars.
Origin of oar
before 900; Middle English ore, Old English ār; cognate with Old Norse ār
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Related Words for oaredwade, splash, drift, slop, navigate, swim, sail, paddle, pull, sweep, drive, cruise, thrash, stir, boat, row, scull, oar, scud, drag
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Historical Examples of oared
The master-of-camp arrived with his ship, ahead of the oared praus.The Philippine Islands, 1493-1803
E.H. Blair
Many boats plied to and fro, oared by jolly young watermen who dreamt not of railways and steam-launches.Dust
Julian Hawthorne
The boat you must bring to the landing is the twenty-six oared barge, which Malcolm MacLeod builded so well.A Prince of Good Fellows
Robert Barr
And yet no one oared for him, while of course the out-and-out champions of the rival side hated him.The Cock-House at Fellsgarth
Talbot Baines Reed
The life–boats are of different sizes—six, eight, ten and twelve–oared.Fighting the Sea
Edward A. Rand
equipped with oars
(in combination) having oars as specifiedtwo-oared
a long shaft of wood for propelling a boat by rowing, having a broad blade that is dipped into and pulled against the water. Oars were also used for steering certain kinds of ancient sailing boats
short for oarsman
put one's oar in to interfere or interrupt
to row or propel with or as if with oarsthe two men were oaring their way across the lake
Word Origin for oar
Old English ār, of Germanic origin; related to Old Norse ār
Collins English Dictionary - Complete & Unabridged 2012 Digital Edition © William Collins Sons & Co. Ltd. 1979, 1986 © HarperCollins Publishers 1998, 2000, 2003, 2005, 2006, 2007, 2009, 2012
Old English ar "oar," from Proto-Germanic *airo (cf. Old Norse ar, Danish aare, Swedish åra), of unknown origin; perhaps related to Latin remus "oar," Greek eretes "rower," eretmos "oar."
Online Etymology Dictionary, © 2010 Douglas Harper
see put one's oar in.
The American Heritage® Idioms Dictionary Copyright © 2002, 2001, 1995 by Houghton Mifflin Harcourt Publishing Company. Published by Houghton Mifflin Harcourt Publishing Company.


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SHARP! When you listen to music, you often hear sharp and flat notes without even knowing it. Notes that are sharp or flat are called accidental notes, and they help composers give some variety to music, communicate with musicians who play different instruments and sometimes use them to bring tension and release to music. Nearly all instruments can play accidentals. In fact, if you've seen the keys of a piano, you've seen sharp and flat notes. Most sharp and flat notes are the black keys of the piano, as opposed to the white keys, which are called natural. The natural notes are the 'regular notes' we call A, B, C, D, E, F, G.
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For example, the note shown is interpreted as C natural. However, when the sharp symbol is in front of the note like this, the note is interpreted as C#. On the piano, C natural to C# sounds and looks like this. Sharp notes can occur in any kind of music, but for ease of understanding, let's go with 'Twinkle, Twinkle, Little Star'. When we start on the note F#, we can see many sharps contribute to the playing of the song. This does not mean that all versions of 'Twinkle' start with F# and contain many sharps; it's just an example.
A flat note is basically the opposite of a sharp note, in that it is a lowered pitch, or more specifically, a natural pitch that is lowered to the next consecutive pitch. Much like a flat tire, a flatted note goes down. The flat symbol looks like a pointy lower-case letter B or almost like an arrow pointing down.
Again, this symbol alerts the musician that the note has changed and should be played as a lowered note. The note shown here is E natural. When the flat symbol precedes the note, the note is Eb. Let's look at 'Twinkle' again, this time starting on the note Eb.
When written in music, accidentals last throughout the entire measure. This means that if a sharp or flat note is used, the musician can assume that the note will remain sharped or flatted through the rest of the entire measure. So in this example, where we have a B that is flatted, that note plus all following Bs are read as B flat. So in total, this measure would have three B flats.
Once the measure ends, the accidental is no longer in effect. You can think of it as having VIP status for a night. On the night of your VIP status, you get special attention, but the next night, you're just a regular Joe again.
There is one exception to the rule of accidentals within a measure. A sharp or flat can be canceled out by a special symbol called the natural sign. If we add a natural sign to the last note of our previous example, it would look like this. This would mean that the last note would be played as B natural because the flat sign is no longer in effect. A famous real-life example that uses this is Beethoven's 'Fur Elise'. In this example, the first D of the measure is sharped and is played as D#, but the second D has a natural symbol, so it is played as D natural.
You may have noticed that there are many sharps and many flats available - A#, B#, C#, D#, E#, F#, G# and Ab, Bb, Cb, Db, Eb, Fb, Gb - but that there are only five black keys on the piano. Technically, there are two spots that can be sharp or flat that aren't black keys, but that still doesn't cover the amount of keys needed for all sharps and flats. This is because some notes are technically the same.
These kinds of notes are called enharmonic notes. Enharmonic notes are notes that are the same pitch with different names. This may sound confusing, but just think of it this way: This is John Smith. We can call him John, or we can call him Mr. Smith. We're still referring to the same person, but we call him one or the other depending on the situation.
If we go back to the piano, we could say that this note is C# because it is the next highest-pitched note to C. We could also call the note Db because it is the next lowest-pitched note to D. Regardless of what we call it, it's still the same note. We can do the same thing with D# and Eb. They are the same pitch, but they are called different names in different contexts. Enharmonic notes are always an alphabetical pair, like F# and Gb or A# and Bb.
So why all the hullabaloo about having two names? The reason for having enharmonic notes is for ease of reading. Sharps and flats can mix, but composers tend to stick with one or the other because it makes the music easier to read, and in turn, the musician (hopefully) makes fewer mistakes. These two examples have the same notes, but because one has only flats, it is less complicated to read.
In all, accidentals, or sharps and flats, are useful for creating expressive music with a variety of notes. A sharp raises a note, while a flat lowers a note. Accidentals in a measure last throughout the measure but can be canceled by a natural sign. Sharps and flats share a common pitch and are called enharmonic.
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KP Gov't to install access control system at sensitive buildings in Peshawar
PESHAWAR: The Government of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa (KP) has decided to install access control system at sensitive buildings in the provincial capital – ARY News reports.
According to the spokesperson of KP Police, KP Government decided to install access control system at the Supreme Court (SC) Peshawar Registry, High Court, Judicial Complex, KP Civil Secretariat, Central Jail and the KP Assembly.
The decision is made in the wake of Islamabad Court Attack, in which 11 people were killed, while 30 others were injured by unknown terrorists on March 3.
The system will be comprising of biometric machines and CCTV cameras and will operate under the command and control system.
The spokesperson further told installation of the access control system is to insure the security of sensitive buildings.


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- six months of residency in the state
- a demonstration of irreconcilable differences with no chance of future reconciliation
Even though both spouses agree on the solution of divorce, sometimes there are issues around:
- division of property
- child custody
- alimony
An experience divorce attorney is needed for an agreed divorce to resolve those issues.
Through negotiation in an agreed divorce, these issues are resolved without going to court. This negotiation usually requires both spouses to resolve all issues without hostility and create an acceptable good faith arrangement.
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I was lucky enough to hear about the Heritage Open Days which run a series of events that give the public free access to historical places that are normally shut to the public or charge admission. There were over 50 events in the Tunbridge Wells area, of which at least two were in High Brooms and I was able to get along to view St Matthew's School Air Raid Shelter which is on Powder Mill Lane, High Brooms, Southborough, Kent, TN4 9DY.
This World War II air raid shelter is located under the playground and was only rediscovered about 10 years ago when the school had some ground works carried out so many people who have lived and grown up in the immediate area were totally unaware of it or that is still existed.
The air raid shelter, known as the 'trenches' to the children at the school, were in regular use between 1939 until 1945 with up to three air raid warnings a day it meant that some lessons were also taught underground in the tunnels.
In 1944 the Battle of Britain was underway and the south east was under constant threat from the German 'flying bombs'. The school did not totally escape this danger after a bomb landed in Powdermill Lane, within metres of the school buildings, on July 28th but then failed to explode! The schools head teacher recorded an entry in the log book later that day:
"At 1.35 this afternoon a flying bomb landed 200 yards away from this school. The children were in the trenches where they had to remain all afternoon. At 3.30 they were dismissed in small parties accompanied by a teacher. All the homes near the bomb had to be evacuated so the children who lived in them joined their mothers at the rest centre in the Parish Hall. Luckily the bomb did not explode and was dismantled by a bomb disposal squad. The people were allowed to return to their houses at about 8pm"
We were able to go down into the shelter where there is a small display of WWII posters, the children were very excited when the lights were turned off so they could experience the trenches in blackout conditions, although it is thought that there was electric lighting installed during its use. There was also an audio demonstration with the sounds of an air raid siren giving the warning as well as the 'all clear' which also signalled our departure from this fascinating place.
It is very hard to imagine what life would have been like during this very dark period in our history or to experience what the young school children who grew up through this did, but this event at least let us have a look back into their world.
Many thanks to the Heritage Open Days (@heritageopenday) and St Matthews School for making this visit possible as well as our hosts on the afternoon (who I believe was a previous headmaster from the school and his wife but apologies as I didn't get any names!)
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Has anyone come accross a bookmark site called Clipmarks?
I've come accross it and cannot work out how to clip bookmarks on it. It seems like they haven't got a tab to clip bookmarks on.
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I just posted a new blog post announcing the first stage in discontinuing bookmarks on HubPages:http://blog.hubpages.com/2012/03/bookma … hased-out/Some important points:- The only change so far is the removal of the "Bookmark this Hub" link on Hubs.- We will eventually phase out...
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I keep seeing Hubbers remark in their comments that they will bookmark the Hub because they like it. Am I missing something? I print out the Hubs I really want to keep. I really miss the bookmark feature.
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Not only is Twitter Advanced Search great for targeting relevant content and real-time conversation, it's an amazing platform for listening (or spying) on the competition.
Just put all of the steps mentioned above and start targeting specific competitors, especially negative sentiment. Think airline industry. What makes a customer tweet something negative about an airline? Not much.
Any brand should be able to leverage "United Breaks Guitars" to show the value of their product or service.
For some brands this may seem to be an aggressive tactic. Instead, use the negative sentiment or less than postive conversations to engage in meaningful conversations within the industry.
It will increase positive brand awareness by simply highlighting the brand value within the industry, the potential lead will come to their own conclusions.
This strategic approach will guide potential customers to specific brand content and bring the brand's input in relevant conversations as valuable.
4. Twitter Ads Process Done Right
Twitter ads can offer stellar results for low cost. Unlike the more common social media platforms, Twitter ad prices are based solely on the auction. Meaning since the community of paid advertisers on Twitter is smaller, the opportunity is much greater!
While Twitter can generate qualified leads at a lower cost than most of the other major ad platforms, the secret to lead gen on Twitter is actually to hack their system. Rather than follow the Twitter guidelines on how to set up an ad set, many expert marketing teams have revamped the platform for pique campaign performance.
Twitter simplifies their ad platform by making targeting simple. Unlike Facebook, where an email address or phone number are required, Twitter requires only the handle. In fact, with the right research (see number 2), the targeting Twitter can lead to impressive results.
It's no secret that using content as bait will drive readers, Twitter offers strong options to attract the most relevant audiences.
The easiest way to generate leads on the internet is to create a piece of transactional content like a free whitepaper or an e-book that addresses a real problem by offering a solution, or a free industry report.
5. Social Selling aka Be Real
No, social selling isn't a new age term for paying for ads on social media or just another way to say social media marketing. Social selling is actually a much more sophisticated but meaningful way to drive qualified leads to a brand. How? By being real.
In the old style of marketing and sales, cold calls were the highest yielding form of closing a deal. Who really enjoys getting a cold call in the middle of dinner? Do business executives respond to cold calls? According a Harvard Business Review study, 90 percent of executives say they will never, never, respond.
Social listening means that a brand is strategically leveraging social media platforms to identify, connect, and cultivate potential leads. Developing meaningful relationships online is the modern form of going to networking meetings.
The foundation of sales is building strong relationships with their customers. Social listening takes these same tactics and levels the playing field for any business. Timing is critical for social selling to be truly effective. Spamming or mass tweeting random people is the antithesis of social selling. This method of lead gen is very methodical in nature.
Part of social selling is being present and engaging in meaningful conversations. As part of highlighting a brand's unique added value and showing its relevance, Twitter chats can become a great resource for brand awareness, thought leadership, and prospecting potential leads.
Most industries have Twitter chats that take place regularly and can be used to truly develop a strong brand. In a recent Forbes article, Twitter chats have been proven to be an effective social selling tool.
In today's socially active world, any potential lead is already engaging in sharing information that can be used as relevant for future conversations. Customers are sharing their interests, their pain points, and their needs. Any brand can maximize this information to truly sell and break the awkward feeling of a cold call.
Converting qualified leads into sales has always been based on relationship building, developing meaningful conversations, and providing value to the customer. Twitter makes accessing this information much easier.
Social selling presents a business with a new set of tools and information to make the sales funnel much shorter.
Twitter is an extremely unique social media platform. Many brands are wary of its lead generation potential.
While Google and Facebook offer significant advantages for generating qualified leads, Twitter's low cost and highly targeted options offer a strong case for supplementary cross-platform social media lead gen.
Like all social media platforms, success requires data, time, testing and experience. Mastering Twitter for generating leads will take time but the immense reach and new business available on this social media platform is certainly worth the ROI.
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The Genesee Community College men's basketball team snapped a four-game losing streak last week and on Tuesday night will go for a fourth straight win when it hosts Jamestown Community College-Olean.
Originally scheduled for Jan. 28th, the Cougars will play the Jaguars in the first of two regular-season meetings this year. The two teams will meet again on Feb. 15 at Jamestown.
Genesee (18-6, 3-3) completed a 3-0 week last week, including two Western New York Athletic Conference wins.
JCC-Olean (3-12, 0-4) is looking for its first WNYAC victory of the season.
Last time out:
GCC defeated Herkimer County Community College on a last-second basket by Ervin Mitchell. Naquil Jones scored a game high 29 points, 22 of which came in the first half. Mitchell scored 16 points and grabbed seven rebounds and Da'Shawn Suber added 10 assists, his third double-digit assists game of the season.
JCC-Olean dropped an 83-45 decision to Erie Community College on Feb. 1. Jake Chapman and Ray Henton Jr. were in double figures for the Jaguars, scoring 12 and 10 points respectively.
What to watch for:
The Cougars are 17-1 vs. JCC-Olean since the 2004-05 season. Their only loss during that stretch came in overtime.
JCC-Olean committed 22 turnovers in its last game against Erie Community College and scored a season-low 45 points.
GCC's three-game winning streak is currently the second-longest streak in the WNYAC behind Monroe Community College (11 straight wins).
The game:
Tip-off is scheduled for 6 p.m. on Tuesday night at the Anthony T. Zambito Gymnasium. The game broadcast will air on 90.7 FM WGCC and online at www.wgcc-fm.com


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The Architect, points to the smooth, hardened stick reclined against the bluish wall.
"Sometimes, in the night, drunk auto drivers clamour outside the gates. And on some days, thieves pelt stones and bottles to scare people. That's why, the stick."
"I used to work as a contractor in construction. I worked for thirty-five years. The large statue at T.Nagar (a locality in the heart of Chennai) – that's my work," he says – with a tinge of nostalgia and pride, that come naturally with his experience.
"So why did you quit?"
At this point the tall, dark man rises from his plastic seat, and begins to pull up his crumpled, dirt streaked shirt that looks more brown than blue. He points towards two ancient bruises near his lungs, on either side.
"One day, while I was up on the scaffolding, I slipped and fell four floors. It was funny, because my children always hated it when I would be gone for hours. I wouldn't listen. That was the last time I ever worked construction."
The night watchman, is an ex-architect and contractor. The long shift hours and the blinding city lights have taken their toll on the sixty-seven year old veteran, as he sits hunched after another sweltering, dusty day in Chennai.
"I work from seven in the morning, to one at night. I go back home, and craft animals and birds out of cement." He goes on to describe plastering, levelling of concrete and reinforcements. There's a certain calmness that dominates the conversation – a confidence born out of decades of wisdom and experience, as he describes the lifetime when he was once king. His foggy eyes light up like a forgotten lighthouse on a forsaken island.
Unfortunately for me, an ex-civil engineer, all of this is distant memory – buried under years of smoking, drinking and my perverted attempts at wooing my ridiculously pretty girlfriend (which somehow worked.)
"So why don't you design anymore?"
"I am old," he smiles. "My hands shake, when I try to design. I can't make those intricate fillet work anymore."
"Tell me about your home, your family."
For the first time, the watchman breaks character and smiles coquettishly. A dreamy look overcomes his calm confidence.
"I have a wife and four sons. All of them are married. Two of my sons drive ambulances for a hospital, and one of them is in IT. One of them has just found work with a contractor. He will grow up to be like me." His voice trails off, as he begins to recollect the fond memories of his ancestral home. "I have a large farm, in my village. After my marriage, I moved to Chennai. I have a three floor building a few miles from here." He beams in pride. "My sons tell me not to work. But I am a workaholic. I can't sit at home," he adds, the unmistakeable steadiness of a hardliner – evident in his voice.
"Alright, I will see you tomorrow then," I stand up, getting ready to leave.
"You will, Sir." He makes a small salute, and we shake hands after.
The thought of being in the same city for decades, in the same organisation, with the same faces around us is a scary one. We are an impatient generation that feeds on change – we revel in the presence of diverse options. For my part, I can't imagine being tethered to the same faces every day. I can't imagine going to the same shop, walking in the same aisles, picking up the same box of cereal and waving at the same store keeper on my way out. I mean, we have options for cat food flavours for Christ's sake! And then there are these generations. The generation of workaholics and family men. The generations of these contract workers, and our fathers. He's been in the same town for over thirty five years now – working in the same organisation, watching it fall, and rise from the brink of closure. He's devoted close to a hundred thousand hours to the same chimneys, boilers and wagons – he's breathed the same warm, coal dust and exhaust for decades – barking orders at generations of fractious workers and young engineers. Like clockwork, he puts on his red windcheater in the cold mornings, when a half asleep town is still stirring to consciousness. His shirts smell of the chemicals in the plant – streaked with coal dust and responsibilities. As a Deputy General Manager, he is responsible for running an entire section of the plant – occasionally meeting the presidents and sitting in press conferences. In the evenings, he visits the same store – the shopkeeper has lost most of his hair, and his son has moved to Bangalore. The fish seller has grown white with age, he still manages to drown out the soliciting cries of his competition. And then he returns home to the same woman he has been married to, for decades.
Relationships scare me the most. I can't imagine being married to the same person, waking up to the same face, every morning of my life. And yet, there are couples like my parents – who have been sticking to each other for decades. A lifetime with Sampriti, is an intimidating prospect – because she is a beautiful woman, and I can't imagine falling out of love with her. And yet there's this looming presence of constancy that casts a shadow on the future of a relationship, whose fundamentals are based in loyalty, in a monolithic origin. I recall the hours spent in conversation, in convincing her, in putting her pieces back together after her abusive relationship. "What if?" I think to myself.
And that's when she rests her head on my shoulder. There's a silent understanding in her eyes, a silent reconfirmation of faith – that dates back to a hundred eternities. I find her faith in us, unshakeable – impregnable to the waves of doubt, to the storm of uncertainty that rages around our lives every day. Like a lighthouse in the middle of a tempest, she holds out her hand in a Dravidesque manner, weathering waves of hostility from the distance that separates us, from circumstances. Her infectious laugh cracks open the storm clouds of pessimism that have been looming over my skies. And then she pulls me closer.
Maybe, constancy is not that bad.
(The translator is a wiry young lad of twenty. With dreams. Of course.)


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A cluster of lead shot was identified on the Jacksonville "Blue China" wreck site in association with the remains of a large crushed keg, from which a sample of 38 examples was recovered (Diam. 0.88cm, weight 2.7gr), and derives from a 30-caliber projectile. Like the lead ingots recovered from the site, the lead shot could also have been procured from McCullough's Shot and Lead Company, which in 1856 was located at 159 Front Street in New York City. The company is most renowned as a major supplier to the Ordnance Department of the Union Army during the American Civil War. Multiple orders of buckshot, elongated balls and round balls of lead were requested by Major Thornton and Captain Crispin of the Ordnance Department between 1861 and 1864. Demand declined after the Civil War and in 1875 McCullough's Lead Company went bankrupt.
Extensive spreads of thousands of additional pieces of lead shot were observed on areas of the wreck site overlying hardpan where the hull remains had completely decomposed. Musket shot seemingly shipped in some of the site's large wooden kegs reinforced with iron hoops appears to have been an additional component of the Jacksonville "Blue China" shipwreck's composite cargo.


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Who are we?
First and foremost, we are a Community of Practice. Over the past few years, almost 250 people from over 80 organisations on all continents have contributed as active writers to the four Barefoot Guides, to the Resource Library and as participants in the BFG2 Action Research. A complete list of contributors is detailed under the respective Barefoot Guides. Others have engaged by using the tools and giving us feedback or by bringing in ideas, contacts and expertise. Mid-2012 we decided to form the Barefoot Guide Connection as a global online community. From within this community, people stepped up to support the process by taking up roles -in coordination, core group or as resource persons. If you feel you want to be more actively involved, or if you have cool ideas, check out the Join Us page or simply contact us!
What is a Barefoot Guide and the Barefoot Guide Connection?
The Barefoot Guide Connection is a global and local community of social change leaders and practitioners, from many countries, sharing our diverse practices to deepen and develop approaches and initiatives to contribute to a changing world. A sustainable, creative and humane future planet requires multitudes of dedicated social change leaders and practitioners working in vibrant communities of practice. This is one such community. We exist both online, as a global network, and locally as face-to-face collectives.
The Barefoot Guide Connection has its foundations in the on-going writing and publication of Barefoot Guides. But it is grown into something more, as more and more people have caught the vision and begun to add their own contribution to it.
What does the Barefoot Guide Connection offer?
The Barefoot Guide Connection has its foundations in the on-going writing and publication of Barefoot Guides. But it is grown into something more, as more and more people have caught the vision and begun to add their own contribution to it.
What does the Barefoot Guide Connection offer?
- A growing collection of freely downloadable Barefoot Guides in a variety of languages;
- Growing interactive resource libraries of practical exercises, tools and readings for anyone to both use and contribute to;
- Online and face-to-face conversations and workshops to deepen and explore practice;
- Blogs which enable people to share their experiences, reflections and ideas;
- Online News and newsletters to subscribers around social change and BFG issues;
- The encouragement of and support to new collectives wishing to develop new Barefoot Guides.
What is a Barefoot Guide?
The Barefoot Guides, all freely available online, bring stories, analyses, approaches and resources of interesting practice from around the globe, each under a key theme. Each Barefoot Guide is written by a collective of practitioner writers and published in an illustrated format that is simple and lively, breaking away from the dry, alienating and academic style of most social change publications.A typical Barefoot Guide is a practical, do-it yourself book or guide. It has a supporting website, with resources, exercises, readings etc, including tried and tested concepts, approaches and activities.
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HOUSTON, TEXAS November 8, 2016 – ROADRUNNER MOVING & STORAGE announces today its Sustainable Agent Certification from leading mover Atlas Van Lines.
"We are so proud of Roadrunner Moving & Storage for supporting Atlas Van Lines' commitment to the well-being of our people, company, communities and planet," said Glen Dunkerson, chairman and CEO of Atlas World Group. "They understand that sustainable practices are not only critical for our planet and communities, but also good for business."
To achieve certification and recognition, Roadrunner Moving & Storage completed a baseline of tasks and documented green efforts throughout the year in five areas, including materials management, transportation, business administration, facilities and community.
Roadrunner Moving & Storage has implemented numerous sustainable "green" initiatives within their operation as well as offering sustainable moving solutions for their clients.
Roadrunner Moving & Storage is honored to be recognized for furthering our green efforts," said Nikki Muskopf, Green Initiative Champion of Roadrunner Moving & Storage. "We are proud to be art of the Atlas agency family and remain committed to our communities and planet."
Atlas Van Lines developed the Sustainable Agent Certification program in cooperation with Sustainable America, a non-profit organization that consults in the areas of fuel and food conservation. Roadrunner Moving & Storage was recognized for its Sustainable Agent Certification at the 69th Annual Atlas Convention held Nov.16-18 in Ponte Vedra Beach, Florida.
For more information on Atlas Van Lines' Sustainable Agent Certification, visit http://www.atlasvanlines.com/move-green. For more information on Roadrunner Moving & Storage's moving services, visit http://www.roadrunner-moving.com.
About Atlas Van Lines
Atlas Van Lines, a national moving company, is the largest subsidiary of Atlas World Group, an Evansville, Ind.-based company. Atlas World Group companies employ nearly 700 people throughout North America. Nearly 500 Atlas interstate moving agents in the United States and Canada specialize in corporate relocation, household moving services and in the transportation of high-value items such as electronics, fine art, store fixtures and furniture. For more information, visit http://www.atlasvanlines.com.
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Since 1976, Roadrunner has been helping Texas companies, institutions, and families relocate: households, businesses, facilities, and inventory.
Armed with a diverse fleet of specialized equipment, warehouses, materials, and a team of professionals, Roadrunner will deliver for you. Local – international moving, office and industrial relocation, facility FF&E installations, lab installations, recycling support, restoration services, document management, and records storage services – Roadrunner is diverse!
Let Roadrunner assist you in the planning, execution, and maintenance of relocation projects, disasters, and events of any size or complexity. With the resources available through the Roadrunner Moving & Storage skilled team and global network:
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Celebrities spend a lot of time on their looks and look very attractive. That draws many people to want to imitate what they do so they may look just as pretty or beautiful. Some of the most popular celebrity looks are:
● Charlize Theron
● Scarlett Johansson
● Mischa Barton
● Kate Hudson
● Natalie Portman
What's important to remember is that celebrities have a lot of time and money to spend on the right make up. Besides their make up is almost always done by a professional. Therefore one must not get disappointed while trying to look like a celebrity. You need to be realistic about what you are trying to achieve.
The first step is in trying to figure out which celebrity you resemble the most, and then figuring out which of their looks you want to emulate. You need to be self critical while doing this, or you could end up with a make up disaster on your face.
Charlize Theron's make up style is very subdued. She is a very tall woman with very pleasant features. She doesn't need to do much to accentuate her beauty. She uses many nude tones that just highlight her existing features. She uses a basic mascara and some nude lip gloss. Apart from this, she plays up with her hair and frames her face well.
Scarlett Johansson's Make Up Style is much more dramatic. She has naturally thick and luscious lips. That allows for her to use bold colors on her lips to draw attention there. She is a short woman and definitely more well rounded than Charlize Theron. Therefore, when she uses bold colors and wears them confidently, she gives off a very strong air of confidence, despite the height difference.
Mischa Barton shot to fame with the OC. However her make up off the screen is of much more interest to people. She focuses on using the right color and shade of liquid foundation. Then, she plays up with a brush to give the feeling that the blood is naturally rushing to her cheeks. She also uses a light but strongly noticeable blush and that gives her a look of good health.
Kate Hudson's Make Up Style focuses on her eyes. Her eyes are always glowing. They are clearly her best feature and she has no issues with highlighting them over any other feature on her face. She is pretty pale and so it isn't advisable for her to get dramatic with her eye shadow colors. What she does do is use a bit of white eyeliner in the lower inner corner of the eyes, and that gives it a solid glow.
Natalie Portman's Make Up Style is distinct. She has thicker brows than most actresses. So her focus is on taming and maintaining those eye brows. She also uses some color to fill in the brows and make them look more natural.


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In Bangladesh, about 10 percent of the population live with a disability. While impaired physical mobility is usually the result of accident or disease, a number of Bangladeshis have lost their limbs in politically motivated violence. Here is the story of one such young man.
Standing on his own (prosthetic) feet
The chirping of sparrows and magpie robins heralded the dawning of day at the CRP in Savar, Bangladesh. In a tiny cabin in the patient wing, nineteen-year-old Robin Miah finished carefully packing his bag for his departure.
Noticing that his uncle, Abdur Rouf, and friend, Nazmul Hasan, were following his every move, the shy teenager asked them to wait outside while he changed his clothes.
After a few minutes, Robin stepped out in a pair of khaki trousers. Rouf and Nazmul's joy knew no bounds. They snapped photos to capture Robin's wearing trousers for the first time in a decade.
Robin ceremoniously handed his crutch to Rouf; showing that he was ready to face the world with his newly fitted prosthetic leg and foot.
Flashback to 7 December 2003
On a chilly night in December 2003, nine-year old Robin went to a village fair near his remote home town of Dariapur in the Tangail district, 70 kms north-west of Dhaka.
The fair, called 'failya paglar mela', was the biggest winter event in the region. At the time, cinemas and other public places had become targets of bomb attacks.
Just after nine o'clock that night, while little Robin was mesmerized by the pink clouds called candy floss, a bomb exploded.
The weapon took the lives of seven people and injured 15 others. Both of Robin's legs were injured. He was rushed to the local hospital and later transferred to Dhaka, where his left leg had to be amputated from above the knee.
Surgery took place on the right leg but it never became fully functional.
The indomitable
Physical disability, however, could not quench the flame of determination burning inside him. Last year, Robin's dedicated studying allowed him to pass his high-school certificate exam with flying colours and gained him coveted admission to a public medical college in Faridpur.
During Robin's interview with the admissions committee of the college, one of the faculty members referred to the dress code of the medical school, which Robin would have to adhere to were he to attend the institution.
This particular comment worried Robin. Ever since the misfortune of 2003, he had customarily worn the traditional sarong-like lungi, which disguised Robin's body contours and thus shielded him from stares.
The CRP and Red Cross there to assist
In November 2013, Robin sought artificial limb support at CRP so that he could abide by the medical school dress code. The technicians made a left leg for him from scratch.
In the following weeks, Robin took gait training with a physiotherapist to ensure that the limb fitted smoothly into his stump. During his two-month stay at the CRP, Robin and Nazmul Hasan forged a deep friendship.
'We spent quality time playing chess and watching movies. I'm really proud of Robin and hope he will be a famous doctor someday,' said a jubilant Nazmul, who is taking a tailoring course at the CRP.
Robin does not like to plan too far ahead. Nevertheless, as the first and so far only medical student from his village, he would like to improve the health services in his rural area.
His uncle sheds light on Robin's success. 'The locals really look up to him. They make way for him in the tea stalls out of reverence. After all, he is our first doctor in the making'.
The ICRC is providing training and making available raw materials and high-quality appliances so that the Centre for the Rehablitation of the Paralysed (CRP) can enhance its services for the neediest of the disabled.
The story was published on ICRC website and Banglanews24.com in January 2014


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It is totally normal, and expected, to be a little nervous as you go into a job interview. The best way to handle these nerves is to be prepared. Before you arrive at an interview, do your homework!
Most companies have an online presence, so it should be relatively easy for you to learn about the company. You should also familiarize yourself with the position for which you are interviewing. If possible, print out a copy of the position description and take it with you to the interview.
Other items that might be worth researching include:
- Background of the company – how long has it been in business, how has the company changed over time, what type of work does it do, where are its offices located, who owns the company or is it publicly traded, what type of people does it hire?
- Position description –where is the position located, what will be required of you on a daily basis, are there opportunities for growth?
- Corporate culture – this could include items like dress code, work hours, amount of travel required, etc.
As you do your pre-interview homework, think about your knowledge, skills and abilities and how they are a good fit for the position. You'll also want to practice answering the question of why the organization should hire you.
During the Interview
Maintain eye contact with the interviewers and use non-verbal cues to acknowledge that you are listening to them. You don't want to get into a staring contest with the interviewer, but be alert and active in the dialogue. It's perfectly acceptable to formulate your thoughts before answering an interview question. A brief pause before speaking is normal, so don't be put off by short silent periods. Interviewers may pause briefly to take notes during the interview. This is also common and shouldn't put you on edge.
Many companies utilize behavioral interview techniques. Behavioral interviewing may involve asking the job candidate to identify and describe a particular situation, including actions taken and the result or outcome. The purpose of this type of interviewing technique is to discover how the candidate handled that situation.
Questions may be posed to you in a format of "tell me about a time when…" or "give me an example of a time when…" This allows you to share previous work (paid or volunteer) or classroom experiences, and the interviewer is able to ascertain what you learned from the experience. Many companies prefer to use this interviewing technique because it provides information about a candidate that isn't likely to be included on a résumé.
At the conclusion of the interview, it is common for the interviewer to ask you if you have any additional questions. Have a few questions prepared in advance. They can be general questions about the work environment and the type of work that the company does –or they can be specific to the position for which you are interviewing. Being prepared is much better than trying to come up with something under pressure and stumbling in front of the interviewer.
Some interviews may include more than one interviewer. If you are a part of a panel interview, speak to all of the interviewers by looking at them while you respond. When the interview concludes, thank each person for his/her time and close with a firm handshake. It's also appropriate to ask for their business cards so that you can send a follow-up thank you note or email after the interview.
Amanda Haddaway is a recognized career expert and leader in the human resources field. She has been quoted in numerous national publications for her HR expertise and is the author of Destination Real World: Success after Graduation and Interviewer Success: Become a great interviewer in less than one hour.
Over the past decade, Amanda has worked in many facets of human resources and marketing, including recruiting, training, employee communications, corporate compliance, social media and advertising campaign development. She currently serves as the director of human resources and marketing for Folcomer Equipment Corporation, a multi-state construction equipment dealership.


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SKOWHEGAN — A Palmyra man faces eight counts of writing bad checks for hundreds of dollars in cash and services in six separate indictments handed down by a Somerset County grand jury.
Rex A. Call Jr., 28, of Wyman Road, allegedly wrote checks to people and businesses in Hartland, Pittsfield, Palmyra and St. Albans from Oct. 2012 through July of this year, according to the indictments handed down on Friday. All of the charges are Class C felonies, punishable by up to five years in prison on each charge.
Count one of the indictments alleges Call wrote 21 bad checks in the course of one week in Pittsfield in July. He also is charged with writing checks for $1,500 to a Pittsfield rental company in July.
He previously was convicted of a theft in Somerset County in November 2006 and on theft by deception and forgery charges in Newport District Court in March 2012, according to the indictment.
Call is scheduled to be arraigned in court on the indictments Sept. 18.
An indictment is not a finding of guilt, but is a determination that there is enough evidence against a person to proceed with charges in superior court.
Also indicted by the grand jury was James I. Taylor, 35, of Norridgewock, who took police on a chase through Somerset and Kennebec counties last month. Police said speeds exceeded 115 mph from Norridgewock and into Fairfield before he was arrested in Augusta.
Taylor is charged by the grand jury with eluding a police officer and passing a police roadblock Aug. 24, both Class C felonies. He is charged additionally with failure to stop for a police officer, driving to endanger and criminal speed, all misdemeanor charges.
Others indicted by the grand jury were:
• Jason A. Savage, 22, of Skowhegan, charged with violation of the conditions of release in one indictment and with two counts of Class B felony trafficking in heroin in Skowhegan in June in the second indictment against him.
• Allisha R. Savage, 24, of Skowhegan, charged with felony trafficking in heroin and cocaine, also in June in Skowhegan.
• Roland David Grose, 54, of Fairfield, charged with felony criminal threatening in Fairfield in July.
• Eddie D. Deberry, 34, of Skowhegan, charged with a felony violation of the sex offender registration act. He was convicted of failure to comply with the registration act in February, according to the indictment.
• Tracy A. Wright, 53, of Livermore Falls, charged with three felony counts of violation of conditions of release, in August in Jackman.
• David R. Oviatt, 43, of Pittsfield, charged with criminal operating under the influence in Pittsfield in July. He has three previous OUI convictions in other states since 2006, according to the indictment.
• Daniel R. Leary, 22, of Pittsfield, charged with felony domestic violence assault and with misdemeanor violation of conditions of release and obstructing the report of a crime, in Pittsfield in August.
• Peter Glenn Wing, 51, of Palmyra, charged with felony domestic violence assault, assault on a police officer and domestic violence criminal threatening in August in Palmyra.
• Justin B. Adams, 19, of Madison, charged with felony domestic violence assault and misdemeanor obstructing the report of a crime, in Madison in August. He faces a second indictment for felony violating the conditions of release, also in Madison in August.
• Michael K. Luce, 49, of Solon, charged with felony domestic violence assault, in Solon in August. He was convicted of domestic violence assault in March, according to the indictment.
• Pamela R. Everett, 53, of Norridgewock, charged with felony trafficking in prison contraband — Clonazeoam tablets — in Madison in April.
• Christy L. Newell, 33, of Skowhegan, charged with felony theft in Skowhegan in July. She has two previous theft convictions in Waterville in 2009, according to the indictment.
• Paul K. Legasse, 33, of Skowhegan, charged with felony aggravated assault and misdemeanor violating the conditions of release, in Skowhegan in August.
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This past weekend, I completely rearranged my entire living space. I probably moved my club chairs 15 times, trying to find the exact place that I felt like I'd be happy with them. I did the same with the area under our wall mounted TV. I kid you not, I tried every single table option I had in my home before I finally decided on a piece of furniture that made me happy. Before my rearranging party, I liked my living room....but it wasn't wowing me. It wasn't anything that I'd look around and say "I love this room." Now, I can say that about a couple of areas....but I still have a loooong way to go.
One of the biggest things I've had to learn as a homeowner is that my house isn't going to be exactly how I want it overnight. I know I've said it before, but it bears repeating. When Marty and I had our first house in Bardstown, I felt the need to have my house completely decorated all at once. We registered for it all--clocks, tables, pillows, curtains. Everything I thought I "needed" in a house, I registered for it. As a result, I ended up with a lot of stuff. Stuff that didn't necessarily fit my design style. Instead of waiting until I found a piece I loved, I felt like I had to get it all RIGHT NOW. Marty and I have now been married for 5 years and I can probably count on one hand the number of items around my house that I've kept from those early days of marriage. If you're interested in decorating your house and making it into something that you're really happy with, figure out your style first. For me, I love mixed patterns, pops of color mixed with neutral bases, antiques mixed with classic and clean styles. I'm pretty eclectic. I love an old suitcase, but I also love the clean lines and designs of everything from the Target Threshold brand. And that's what I want my house to be. Classic pieces, while inserting my character through fun statues and antiques. I want it to be a combination of things that all look like they go together. Once you figure out your style, then start in one room. Find one piece that you really love and use that as inspiration to build the rest of your room around. In my bedroom, my inspiration is this fabric bench. In my living room, it's my rug. When you have your inspiration piece, slowly build your room around it. Get a couch that goes with the rug. Then get pillows that pull out the colors in the rug. Or buy the painting that you're obsessed with. Then find pieces that compliment your painting and bring out the style and character of it. Even if it takes you 5 years to fully decorate a room, the end result will be something that you are completely comfortable with. It'll be 100% your home (note: unless you have wayyy more money than me--which is a total possibility--and you can afford to completely decorate your room all at once. if so, we should be friends. want to go shopping, new friend??).
As an example, I'm going to show you pictures of my main living space as part of a little home tour (see?? ask and you shall receive. i'm a giver.). With each room, I'll give you a list of all the things I still have to/want to do or change in the room. No room is perfect. As soon as you build your room to the way you want it, your style may change and then it's time to start changing out pieces to reflect your new interests. It's why I love interior design. I blame/thank my mother.
Enough talking. Pictures!
Dining Room
An old pair of shutters that used to frame my TV. I plan to use this as a "command center" to hang reminders (Trash day is Wednesday....we forget almost every week) and pictures.
The top half of a hutch/dresser combo from Avery's room is now a table in the dining room.
Overall, I'm pretty happy with the way this room is looking. List of things to change: paint table legs, stencil the top of the table and bench, find new chairs--mixing wood and fabric printed chairs, change out chandelier, do something with the clock wall (gallery wall? add more clocks?)
Living Room
The TV table finally ended up being the dresser from Avery's bedroom. Even though you can see the cable box and DVD player, I don't mind it so much when it's sitting on top of my red antique suitcase.
Now. This living room still needs a lotttttt of work. I see glimpses of good things: my rug, the dresser, the chairs. But it still feels too unfinished, too sparse to feel homey just yet. I feel like I have the bones of a good room, it just needs more character. List of things to do in this room: find throw pillows for the couch, find side table for the couch, move the black cabinet out, get cute accessories for the table tops and dresser, do something to the awkward corner where the fake tree is now, possible frame the TV with a gallery wall of pictures, ADD CHARACTER.
Awkward mantle space
I love my cows. Love them. If it was socially acceptable, I'd buy more. I think Marty would have a cow if I brought another cow print home. But I'm a big fan.
I love the simplicity of my mantle. Cow print and a few accessories. What I'm not loving? The blank space around the mantle. Specifically, all the navy blue wall space. And the gigantic amount of room in between the dining and living rooms.....
I'm not a fan of "white space." It a flaw of mine when I paint...I always go one step too far in adding a background or a color. So this blank space is kind of driving me insane. It feels incomplete to me. But what can you add without making the room feel insanely crowded with too many pieces of furniture or too much going on in one room? Because, technically, even though I've defined it as two separate spaces, this is one big room. List of things to do in this room: make it look more complete (I'm stumped).
Front door
Awhile back, I posted about the different options I was considering for an entertainment center. I thought I'd decided on the option that was a unit made entirely out of crates. Through the weeks, I'd accumulated a good amount of crates for my project. Then, I assembled the crates together underneath my TV....and I hated it. It wasn't big enough to make a statement on the wall. Hence, why you see the dresser under the TV. But I still loved the idea of the crate bookshelf. So I moved it over into this awkward little corner between our front door and our new kitchen bar. I freaking love it here. It's probably my most favorite thing in the entire room, no joke. List of things to do here: stain the crates a dark wood color, finish putting up the black frames around the wall hanger on the opposite wall, paint the front door (shhhh, Marty. it will be okay.), finish arranging/decorating the items in the crates.
The Kitchen
I realized while writing this post, that I never showed you guys the actual 100% finished pictures of my kitchen. Oops. If you're wondering, here's the last update I gave you. Here's the new pictures:
Since I made an agreement with my husband that I wouldn't paint the cabinets (still pouting....), I did convince him to paint above the cabinets in the color that I'd picked for my lower cabinets. I looooove it. Love it so much.
Whew. I didn't realize how cluttered my counters appear until looking at these pictures. Beside the point.....since this is the room that we've spent the most money on, obviously, I'm not in any hurry to do any major things to this room. I do have a few things I want to do in here though. List of things: get a fun pendant lap to replace the existing one, find bar stools, paint or replace the current pantry doors (they're very hard to close....if I do keep the doors, I want to replace the knobs and either paint it the same color as the wall above my cabinets or a chalkboard paint), and bring color into the room with a fun patterned rug and tea towels and valence curtain. Maybe even paint a quote in the small space above the pantry, not sure yet.
And there you have it, people. The big open room in my house, separated into multiple living areas. Am I happy with it? Mostly. Am I willing to leave it this way? Absolutely not.
Do you have any suggestions for my house? Bring 'em on! It's always nice to have a second (and third...and fourth) set of eyes looking at something.
I totally get that my home may not be your style. You may be cringing with every single picture I posted (except the cow painting....how can you hate that??). But I hope you're inspired enough to go find your own style and decorate your house the way you want!


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And also, Sergio Leone was considered in Italy a director of category B, not a big director.
And I had a big opportunity with Richard Brooks, The Professionals, which is really a magnificent movie.
But Sergio Leone invented totally the way of, you know, the details, the eyes, the hands - fantastic.
But to do this kind of work, you have to be very strong, otherwise you lose your personality, your identity.
But we did the Pink Panther not in Hollywood, in Italy.
It's fantastic because I've been living thousands of lives, not only my life.
Many other movies, but for me The Professionals is the best I did in Hollywood.
Yes, they wanted me to sign a contract of exclusivity, and I refused.


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SYDNEY'S ROAD network is only going to get worse in the coming decades, according to government documents uncovered by The Daily Telegraph this week.
The report describes dissension among NSW Premier Kristina Keneally's offsiders, with complaints that there aren't enough funds to cover the State Government's plans.
According to the documents, a proposal to duplicate the M5 tunnel has been binned, and projects such as the M4 East and F3 to M2 extension are reportedly more than 16 years away. Construction of the M2 to M4 East tunnel is not expected to begin until 2036.
Proposed works to the F6 to Wollongong was reportedly vetoed by the Premier hours before the Metropolitan Transport Plan went to press, leaving it out of the blueprint all together.
Traffic in Sydney is expected to slow dramatically by 2021, with the average bus speed predicted to be around 18km/h. By 2041, those speeds will have dropped to 14km/h.
A spokesperson for Premier Keneally said this week that plans are underway to improve "strategic bus corridors".


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Wednesday, July 23, 2008
Gaia Olympics!
The Gaian Rejected Olympic Games are so addicting! Seriously, I want to keep playing, even though I really should be going to bed. Which I will, because my wireless mouse is acting up, so I can't play the games any more anyway (and get a decent score, anyway). I'm on Team Isle de Gambino, as you can tell by my shirt (from last year) and flag (which covers my second pigtail). Right now we're only in third, but that's still better than we fared last year!
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