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New Designs Available
Friday, January 23, 2009 Comments (0)
E-zekiel's designers continue to add new designs to the hundreds of designs already available. Changing your web design is easy with any of the included designs – just browse and select the one you want to use. Designs can be applied across your entire web site, to one section of your website and even to a single page.
How to Replace Text with a Graphic in Word
Monday, January 19, 2009 Comments (0)
A picture is worth a thousand words? Maybe, but sometimes one word equals one graphic image. So, when you're working in Word want to replace the text in your document with an image – example: exchange company name for company logo – all you have to do is complete the following steps:
1. Place the graphic somewhere (anywhere) in your document.
2. Select the graphic.
3. Press Ctrl+X. The graphic will be removed and placed on the Clipboard.
4. Press Ctrl+H. The Find-and-Replace dialog box will appear at the Replace tab.
5. Enter the text you want replaced with the graphic in the Find What field.
6. In the Replace With field, enter ^c, or click on Special and choose Clipboard Contents.
7. If that's all you want to replace, click Replace All. If you want more text replaced with same image, click on Find Next and continue until finished.
MLK National Day of Service
Thursday, January 15, 2009 Comments (0)
In conjunction with the Martin Luther King Jr. national holiday on January 19, President-Elect Barack Obama is kicking off his Renew America Together initiative by asking all Americans to volunteer in their communities on the King holiday and throughout the year. Americans can find volunteer opportunities or sign up to host an event at www.usaservice.org, a new website created by the Presidential Inaugural Committee.
Volunteer Manager Web Training This Thursday
Monday, January 12, 2009 Comments (0)
Make your plans to join us via Internet and telephone for an important web session on using the Volunteer Manager.
Thursday, January 15, 2 p.m. – 3 p.m. CT
Attend this session to learn how the Volunteer Manager can get you connected to the needs of your community as well as allow you to manage volunteer opportunities within your own organization.
Note: The information presented in this session requires the Volunteer Manager to be useful. The Volunteer Manager is a free addition to all packages containing the People Manager. If your package contains People Manager and you do not also see Volunteer Manager on your Control Panel, contact us to have it added. If you would like to consider upgrading, contact us to discuss the possibilities.
At Your Service
Friday, January 09, 2009 Comments (0)
Have you called on E-zekiel for customer support? If so, you may have talked to Blake. Blake has been helping our customers online and on the phone since August 2006. He's not only a part of our customer support team, but he's also the LifeGroups Director at Skyline Church (www.skylinechurch.tv). By bringing his perspective as a pastor to his customer support role, he is able to truly "get" the majority of our customers' concerns – why they need assistance and which way to guide them best.
E-zekiel's customer support team is the best in the business. It's located in our own office and made up of people who are active in their own churches and have a sincere desire to help your website become an effective online communication tool for your church or ministry.
Enjoy Discounts on E-zekiel Training in 2009
Friday, January 02, 2009 Comments (0)
Start the New Year with great training at a great price. E-zekiel customers can sign up for the first four Web Sessions of 2009 for only $14.95 per connection, instead of the regular fee of $24.95.
With Web sessions, a training specialist helps you learn how to make the most of E-zekiel's tools and features. These 60-minute sessions cover a specific topic that you can learn more about via your phone line and Internet access. Visit www.e-zekiel.com/training for more details.
Customer Support Hours Change
Monday, December 29, 2008 Comments (0)
Beginning January 5, E-zekiel's telephone customer support will be available from 8 a.m. – 6 p.m. CT Monday through Friday. Call us if we can help. Or send an email anytime with your question or issue, and we'll get back with you as quick as we can.
Merry Christmas and Happy New Year
Thursday, December 25, 2008 Comments (0)
Wow, this year has gone by fast. It will be interesting to see how we all look back at 2008 in a few years. We're so thankful that we have the greatest customers from all over the world! Did you know that there are more than 9,000 churches, organizations and ministries using the E-zekiel platform? What a blessing!
Thank you all for allowing us to be a part of your lives and ministry, we're looking forward to an even better 2009.
Customer Support Holiday Schedule
Friday, December 19, 2008 Comments (0)
Questions about E-zekiel? We're glad to help, but please be aware that our customer support staff will be taking time off during the holidays. Customer support will not be available on December 24, 25, 26 and January 1.
How to Learn New Skills
Tuesday, December 09, 2008 Comments (0)
Want to brush up on your software skills or learn new ones? Try MindLeaders online courses — available now at E-zekiel.com. You can learn business software like MS Word or Excel or delve into the world of web development with courses like Photoshop and Design & Graphics. Included tools allow you to use a skill assessment to skip over the material that you already know, track and save your progress through the course, search for particular topics, even print a certificate when you've successfully completed the course. To find out more, visit www.e-zekiel.com/mindleaders.


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The Execration texts seems to parallel the time of the patriarchs.
A stele found at Abydos tells about an Asiatic campaign by Sen-Usert III (1880-1840 BC) which says: His majesty proceeded northward to overthrow the Asiatics.
The Chief of Bowmen of the Wells of Mer-ne-Ptah Hotep-hir-Maat--life, prosperity, health!
The Egyptians practiced the magical cursing of their enemies by inscribing pottery bowls and figurines with the names of their enemies, and then smashing them to break the power of their enemies.
"Iy-'anaq" is named which may be related to the Anaqim or giants who dwelt in Canaan before the conquest (ANET 1969, 328). Shutu is probably Moab the sons of Sheth (Numbers ; Ahituv 1984, 184).
There is an interesting place named in Joshua 15:9 and , "well of waters of Nephtoah," that may be the Hebrew name of Merneptah. "A Canaanite at Ugarit." Israel Exploration Journal 13.
The well which is probably anachronistically named after Merneptah would be near Jerusalem.
The Egyptian Papyrus Anastasi III contains "The Journal of a Frontier Official" which mentions this well.

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Imagine trying to learn biology without ever using the word "organism." Or studying to become a botanist when the only way of referring to photosynthesis is to spell the word out, letter by painstaking letter.
For deaf students, this game of scientific Password has long been the daily classroom and laboratory experience. Words like "organism" and "photosynthesis" — to say nothing of more obscure and harder-to-spell terms — have no single widely accepted equivalent in sign language. This means that deaf students and their teachers and interpreters must improvise, making it that much harder for the students to excel in science and pursue careers in it.
"Often times, it would involve a lot of finger-spelling and a lot of improvisation," said Matthew Schwerin, a physicist with the Food and Drug Administration who is deaf, of his years in school. "For the majority of scientific terms," Mr. Schwerin and his interpreter for the day would "try to find a correct sign for the term, and if nothing was pre-existing, we would come up with a sign that was agreeable with both parties."
Now thanks to the Internet — particularly the boom in online video — resources for deaf students seeking science-related signs are easier to find and share. Crowdsourcing projects in both American Sign Language and British Sign Language are under way at several universities, enabling people who are deaf to coalesce around signs for commonly used terms.
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Hi all,
Apps13 was a great event organized by UKOUG for Hyperion community. It was an opportunity to be updated for the product developments, hear about products or services that are offered to support the day-to-day tasks and to networks with other Hyperion customers and professionals.
I attended the event for two days and I had the opportunity to get introduced to the new features of versions 126.96.36.199 and 22.214.171.124, to meet ex-colleagues and to listen to the stories of other Hyperion users. Interesting part of the event was the social time when we drunk, ate and danced until late.
The key points that are in my mind after these two days are:
ADF technology improves the performance of the consolidation as well as the user's experience.
There are rumors that version 184.108.40.206 will be released on March 2014 and it will reduce consolidation time at least 50% comparing to 220.127.116.11
- Internet Explorer 9
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If you were in need of fast-past, heart-pumping, adrenaline-filled action, Tuesday night versus the Tampa Bay Lightning was your kind of game, specifically the second period.
The 1st period started off with little scoring, but the Preds got on the board first with a goal by Mike Fisher at 19:07.
The second period had lots of action on both sides with a total of five goals. The back-and-forth action started with two goals from the Lightning, Steven Stamkos (5) at 3:25 and Nikita Kucherov (2) at 8:51. Shea Weber (1) was able to get his first of the season at 10:29. Ryan Callahan was able to give the lead back to the Lightning at 17:41, but James Neal (4) answered at 18:55 to send the game into the third period tied 3-3.
At 5:24 of the third, Eric Condra gave the Lightning at 4-3. For the next nine minutes of play, the Preds scrambled to score until James Neal (5) took control and scored his secondof the night at 14:30 for a tie game.
For the second game in a row, the Preds went to OT. During the OT, both teams went back-and-forth, but no team scored. Preds would go to another shootout.
In the shootout, Pekka Rinne was unbeatable. Filip Forsberg scored for the Preds and Nashville would secure the victory 5-4.
Tonight, the Preds will stay at home and welcome in the struggling Anaheim Ducks (1-3-1).
In their last outing, the Ducks were able to get their 1st win of the season against the Minnesota Wild 4-1.
Keys to Watch
Keep the Streak Alive
James Neal. Wow… I'm not sure of any person in the NHL that is playing as well as Neal. With seven points in three games, he has carried Nashville with his scoring ability. The Whitby, ON, Canada native has been the best player on the Preds lineup and looks to keep the streak alive tonight. Neal is currently tied for 12th in points, tied for second in goals, and seventh in shots. This team is awfully difficult to defeat when "The Real Deal" is on his game.
Wounded Ducks
It is no secret that the Anaheim Ducks come in to tonight's matchup with only one victory. Their scoring has been abysmal with five goals on the season and they have given up 11. Four of their five goals came in their last matchup against the Wild. The Preds cannot come into tonight's battle thinking this is going to be easy. Traditionally, these two teams don't like each other, especially the fanbases. I mean, when you hear, "Perry is a sissy!" from the crowd, you get the idea. Nashville has to come in and be fast, physical, and aggressive to take down the Ducks.
No Help for Frederik
Frederik Andersen has played relatively well this season as the net minder for the Ducks. He has a 1.57 GAA and .947 SV%. In the past, Andersen has been exceptional against Nashville with a record of 3-0-0, 2.61 goals-against average, and a .917 SV% in 4 career games against Nashville. With zero goal support this season, he has needed extra help. If the Preds stifle the offensive-prowess of the Ducks, Nashville should come out on top.
The Nashville Predators will need a focused attack to take down the Ducks tonight. Remember to get out to Bridgestone Arena to catch the Preds in action tonight. If you can't, be sure to catch all of the action on Fox Sports-Tennessee or listen live on 102.5 The Game.


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At Get Local Sales we combine our efforts and expertise to solve the biggest problem local businesses have in reaching new customers in the search engines. Here's the facts!
- 97% of internet users now search for solutions, products and services online
- Over 70% of internet users use a city or town location when searching for products and services
- Almost 70% of searches are done using Google Search alone
- 9 out of 10 desktop and mobile device users will not go past the first page of search results
Our small elite team exists because we get the job done right. As local search optimisation experts we make sure your business can be found by more of your customers…this results directly in higher prospect reach and ultimately more sales
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We always expect great customer service from our service providers and therefore we strive for customer excellence in every respect. In our eyes our customers are very much the reason we do what we do.
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Solid Google My Business strategies form the foundation of ranking local businesses in the search engines. Processes perfected over many years get rankings for our clients.
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Our dedication to staying up to date with Google My Business strategies directly impacts our customers and results in higher visibility in the search engines and attract new local business.
Our small but dedicated team have many years of experience in both starting up and running profitable local businesses. We now use that knowledge and strategic Google My Business processes to help other local business owners get more local sales.
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David & David
Acrylic painting on tempered glass, painted in reverse on glass plate, 2015
130 x 130 cm
Acrylic, Contemporary, Figurative, Painting
Painting is used to convey creative expression. Much like drawing, painting is a visual art form. Brushes, and various tools are used to apply pigment to a hard surface. Throughout history, painting has been used to describe a moment, historical record, political views, emotion and many other areas of the human condition. Paint or pigment has been mixed with oils, egg, thinner, and a variety of other less common additives to give the image qualities such as mood, integrity, depth and adhesion.
A rival to oil paint, colored pigment is held in a clear plastic solution. It provides bright, long-lasting color and has the advantage of drying more quickly than oils. Acrylic paint is also water-soluble whereas oil paints need hydrocarbon chemicals to break down. The use of acrylic paint was popularized in the 1950s and 60s by Roy Lichtenstein, Andy Warhol, David Hockney, and Robert Motherwell.
Contemporary art encompasses the art of today, produced by living artists. The art of today benefits from all the previous art movements in history as artists work in a wide array of mediums, formats, and styles, while transgressing art forms: music, architecture, video, performance art, living installations, technology.
French artist and furniture designer, David & David's reverse paintings on tempered glass were inspired by his time working in animation. Russian and Czech animators used the beloved technique of painting on glass to create individualistic and fluid animated films with the impression that the animation is in a constant state of metamorphosis. David & […]


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GIK Institute of Engineering Sciences and Technology, Topi, NWFP, Pakistan
Centers of Excellence in Science and Applied Technologies, Islamabad, Pakistan
The total installed electric power capacity of Pakistan is about 20,000 MW. Pakistan is currently facing a power deficit of about 4,000 MW. This deficit is creating huge difficulties for the consumers as electrical power load shedding has become a norm in all over the country. Currently only about 33% of the total power is being produced by hydro sources and major electric power is still produced by burning oil and gas. The hydro potential of Pakistan is estimated to be about 41 GW, out of which 1,290 MW can be generated by micro-hydro systems. These potential off grid micro-hydro systems are very essential for the consumers living in the remote areas of Pakistan and may be installed on canals and water falls which are abundant in the remote areas. This paper discusses the potential and the status of installed of hydro power systems in Pakistan. Cross flow turbines are being manufactured in Pakistan and are usually quite successful for micro-hydro systems. However, cross flow turbines are not suitable for majority of the prospective site conditions. Furthermore, custom made conventional turbines are not mass produced and for the micro-hydro systems, standard centrifugal pumps may be used as turbines. These centrifugal pumps are easily available in the market at comparatively much lower cost and shorter delivery periods. A pump was installed at a suitable site for generation of electricity, while running in turbine mode. It was initially estimated that the Pump as Turbine, PaT would be able to generate about 70 kW of power based on the available flow rate and head parameters at the site. Currently only half of that power is being generated by the PaT, under study. Efforts are underway to rectify the problems being faced and improve the power generation capacity of the installed unit. This paper discusses the problems associated with the use of PaT and measures being undertaken to make it feasible for the use of micro-hydro systems. Two major issues; draft tube design and presence of trash in the canal water, responsible for performance deterioration have been discussed in this paper.
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JOIN US ON JUNE 21st
"The air is foul, the waters poisoned, the trees dying, the animals are disappearing. We think even the systems of weather are changing. Our ancient teachings warned us that if man interfered with the natural laws, these things would come to be. (…) What is needed is the liberation of all things that support life – the air, the waters, the trees – all the things that support the sacred Web of Life." – Basic call to consciousness – the Haudenosaunee message to Western World, UN, Geneva, 1977)
We've returned from the 14th UN Indigenous Peoples Forum in New York, next stop: The Hague. Join us on June 21st for a ceremonial meeting with our Indigenous Brothers and Sisters at the Malieveld. They tell us that 2015 is crucial. We have to shift the political spectrum going into the UN Climate Summit in Paris this December. That balance is shifting. On every continent people are coming together to do Ceremony, the ancient and yet timeless way to restore, maintain and renew relationships with all that is living. We will see you at the Malieveld on Sunday the 21st of June. For details and the whole program click: Uitnodiging 21ste.pdf


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Core computational rules: accounting: entries from which deductible debits derived: link between accounting entries and intangible assets within new rules
Accounting entries relating to expenditure - link to deductible debits
The accounting entries in respect of expenditure from which deductible debits may be derived relate to expenditure that is incurred for any of the following reasons:
- for the purpose of acquiring, creating, or establishing title to, an intangible asset within CTA09/PART8
- for the purpose of maintaining, preserving, enhancing or defending title to an intangible asset within CTA09/PART8
- by way of royalties for the use of an intangible asset within CTA09/PART8
The expenditure that falls within CTA09/PART8 is therefore defined widely and includes sums that would normally be of a revenue nature for tax purposes, as well as capital expenditure.
Particularly in the case of revenue expenditure for the purposes of a trade (or property business) the tax treatment under CTA09/PART8 and on general computational principles will normally be the same. So in these circumstances the question whether expenditure is for one of the purposes set out above (or whether it is a royalty) will largely be academic.
Expenditure for the purposes described above, for example on the creation or acquisition of an asset, falls within the statutory definition even if it turns out to be abortive.
Other rules
Expenditure on tangible assets can never meet the test described above, whatever the purpose for which it is incurred - see CIRD12260.
S727(4) provides that, where expenditure is incurred only partly as set out above, a just and reasonable apportionment may be made.


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Menomonee Falls in Waukesha County, Wisconsin — The American Midwest (Great Lakes)
Sub-Continental Divide
Erected 1959 by Waukesha County Historical Society. (Marker Number 15-01.)
Location. 43° 10.499′ N, 88° 8.185′ W. Marker is in Menomonee Falls, Wisconsin, in Waukesha County. Marker is at the intersection of Main Street (State Highway 74) and Westchester Drive, on the right when traveling west on Main Street. Touch for map. Marker is in this post office area: Menomonee Falls WI 53051, United States of America.
Other nearby markers. At least 8 other markers are within 2 miles of this marker, measured as the crow flies. Brogan Cabin (approx. 1.9 miles away); Koch House (approx. 1.9 miles away); School House (approx. 1.9 miles away); Umhoefer House (approx. 1.9 miles away); Miller-Davidson House (approx. 1.9 miles away); Barn Lannon Lists itself as "Amateur Baseball Capital of Waukesha County" (approx. 2 miles away); Milwaukee Road Depot (approx. 2 miles away). Touch for a list and map of all markers in Menomonee Falls.
Categories. • Natural Features •
Credits. This page was last revised on June 16, 2016. This page originally submitted on June 22, 2010, by Paul Fehrenbach of Germantown, Wisconsin. This page has been viewed 2,569 times since then and 3 times this year. Last updated on June 20, 2011, by Paul Fehrenbach of Germantown, Wisconsin. Photos: 1, 2, 3. submitted on June 22, 2010, by Paul Fehrenbach of Germantown, Wisconsin. • Kevin W. was the editor who published this page.


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Did you read today's front page stories & breaking news?
Java Industry News
Sun Introduces the Authoritative Wireless Developer Portal: Wireless.Java.Sun.Com
Sun Introduces the Authoritative Wireless Developer Portal: Wireless.Java.Sun.Com
By: Java News Desk
Jan. 1, 2000 12:00 AM
(April 26, 2002) - Committed to supporting Java™ technology developers in the burgeoning wireless application market, Sun Microsystems, Inc. highlights its new Wireless Developer Portal, Wireless.java.sun.com. Exemplary of the Sun Developer Connection[sm] program's commitment to the developer community, the new site is the authoritative central resource dedicated to helping Java technology developers successfully develop, deploy, and make money from wireless Java applications.
As businesses increasingly turn to Java technology as their platform of choice for delivering Web services, Wireless.java.sun.com. will help developers meet this demand with the tools, resources, and community support needed to develop compelling, innovative applications for mobile computing. Created by the leaders in authoritative Java developer support, the Java Developer Connection™, this new resource supports the individual developer's efforts by providing them with a means to learn, solve problems, grow technically and connect with opportunities in the wireless market.
"Wireless.java.sun.com will quickly become the home of the wireless developer because it goes beyond technical content to provide strategies and resources developers need to navigate the wireless ecosystem - from development to provisioning to billing," said Paul Pangaro, senior director of Developer Web Services of Sun Microsystems. "This site will be a boon to millions of Java developers because they will now be able to get great wireless Java technology support from their most trusted source, the Java Developer Connection."
As the first standards-based wireless resource with end-to-end Java solutions, Wireless.java.sun.com. offers an easy way for developers to get started on J2ME™ standards and tools. Some of the site's resources include:
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TURKEY: Sasa awards contract to Thyssenkrupp to build two world-scale PET plants
Sasa Polyester Sanayi has awarded a contract to Thyssenkrupp Industrial Solutions' Uhde Inventa-Fischer subsidiary to build two new world-scale polyethylene terephthalate (PET) facilities in Adana, Turkey.
The first plant will have a production capacity of 380,000 t/y of PET for low-viscosity applications, while the second facility will use Uhde's proprietary MTR technology to produce 216,000 t/y of PET for the production of bottles.
A schedule for the project was not available.
Uhde's scope of work includes basic and detailed engineering, delivery of all necessary components, and technical services for erection, pre-commissioning and commissioning supervision.
Source: Weekly "PetroChemical News", Durham, NC, USA; 4 Dec 2017
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Hello again! Recently I had the opportunity to observe on of Jehovah's marvelous creations with some visitors.
Observe the wonder of El Cañón del Sumidero:
These beautiful peaks which stand at 1,000 meters high at there highest point can but make one feel small and powerless. It reminds of King David's question, "What is mortal man that you keep him in mind?" (Psalms 8:4)


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V by Very Floral Printed Dress
Item number L39CR
V by Very Floral Printed Dress
What we love about this printed dress from V by Very: its partial lining offers just the right amount of coverage, while sheer panels and frilled detailing create a luxe, textured feel. The graphic floral print lends a whimsical finish.
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4 eggs
4 apples
2 oz. of castor sugar (or more if the apples are very sour)
1 gill of new milk or half milk and half cream
1 oz. of cornflour
juice of 1 lemon.
Pare, cut up, and stew the apples with the sugar and lemon juice until they are reduced to a pulp. Beat them quite smooth, and return them to the stewpan. Smooth the cornflour with the milk, and mix it with the apples, and stir until it boils; then turn the mixture into a basin to cool. Separate the yolks from the whites of the eggs; beat the yolks well, and mix them with the apple mixture. Whisk the whites to a stiff froth, mix them lightly with the rest, and pour the whole into a buttered Soufflé tin. Bake for 20 minutes in a moderately hot oven, and serve at once.
Tuesday, January 27, 2009
Apple Recipes: Apple Souffle
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CAB - Healthier Finance Session
Citizen's Advice North Lancashire is holding advice sessions, especially on finances, at The Centre @ Halton. These sessions will be held on the 1st Monday of the month from 2.30pm to 5pm, and other dates when available.
Cittizen's Advice North Lancashire realises that it can sometimes be difficult to get into Lancaster or Morecambe which means that people might be missing out on advice, so the Centre @ Halton is one of a number of rural access points. Advice will target finances but this can cover anything from basic budgeting skills to assistance when struggling with debt.
You are welcome to come and ask questions and get advice, and you will be able to make an individual appointment if you prefer to speak in private.
Volunteers are needed to help support these valuable sessions, contact Maureen for more information on 01524 811316.


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FemCity Chicago
Chicago President with Alison Victoria from HGTV!
Rebecca Borges, FemCity Chicago President kicked off her morning at the Fear Paradox summit with a keynote from the sledgehammer wielding gal, Alison Victoria, speaking about #facingyourfears.
Catch Alison Victoria's new show #windycityflip on @HGTV on Sat at 1pm central.
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sher-lock holmes
How many brothers did Sherlock Holmes have? Are there other relatives too?
Thats interesting!!
I have no clues.. Maybe because I havent read Sherlock Holmes completely yet..
What are the answers by the way?
He had a elder brother, Mycroft Holmes. 7-years older than him. If you read "The Greek Interpreter" you would know about him. I remember Sherlock Holmes mentioning that Mycroft is way better than him in observation, deductions. But it is just that he is too lazy to do anything.
And I dont know about other family members.


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Application - Procedure
FAQ for applicants available HERE (please read before writing e-mails)
Selection Procedure
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Submit documents Review submitted documents Interview Phase Final decision
March 1st (online) March/(April) April/(May) May/June
April 15 (hardcopies)
Step 1: Submit documents
- ONLINE: Submit all required documents in the required format by March 1, 11:59pm (UTC+1) via the Online Application Tool (open from Mid January).
- HARDCOPIES (for international students only):
Any application is solely valid if an online application has been submitted by the deadline!
If you are an international student, make sure to additionally send the required hardcopies to the Program.
We recommend to send them by March 1, but we accept them until April 15.
Should you not be able to hold this deadline, please contact the coordination immediately. We confirm the arrival of the documents via mail.
More information on required documents here.
Step 2: Review submitted documents
We will review and score the applications based on the
- prior knowledge and experience in the fields of
Learning Sciences, Empricial Research Methods & Statistics, and Academic Skills
- performance on a test measuring scientific understanding
- the quality of your motivation letter
Step 3: Interview Phase
Interview invitations will be sent out to all applicants, who obtained a sufficient score based on the document review.
The interviews will presumably take place middle of April/beginning of May. The interviews can be conducted in person or online.
Beside your qualifications for our program (validating the information and impression we gathered from the documents) we will also validate your English proficiency in the interview.
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We will inform you about the final decision regarding your acceptance or rejection (presumably in May/June; in July the latest).
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All the photography blogs I have subscribed to seem to have too few gems among the stones. They'd include incredibly insightful or educational posts, but you'd struggle to find them between reviews of bags, photography business tips, the latest drone incident, and oh so many time-lapses. I'd struggle to keep up with my rss feed even after dismissing so many articles by title alone.
As photographers, we're always told to edit down the images we show. But it seems in the effort to drive clicks, and therefore advertising revenue, to their sites, this approach sadly isn't taken by many major photography sites with the articles they post.
This blog also has a secondary purpose, to give me a place to write down and formalise some of my ideas on photography.
So, the reality is that this blog is a very personal project: a place to curate my own ideas and articles I find useful on photography. Hopefully others find it useful. If so, that's a bonus!
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The Sars outbreak in China has forced the cancellation of a highlight of this year's Godiva Festival in Coventry.
Jinan's Beijing Opera Company had been planning to show its version of the Godiva storyatthefestival, but the Sars epidemic has led the Chinese authorities to clamp down on people leaving the country.
CV One's events head Mick Emerson said: "They said the Jinan Foreign Office decided, because of Sars, to cancel all foreign delegations, which includes us. They are not prepared to be seen sending people from China.
"It is probably the right decision to make given that the crisis does not seem to be getting any better.
"They said to us they have identified cases of Sars in Jinan, which is where these people would be coming from."
The performance was suggested when former Lord Mayor, Cllr Dave Chater visited Coventry's twin city two years ago. The show would have marked 20 years of a link between the cities. It is hoped the company will be able to appear at next year's festival.
Cllr Chater said: "It's a shame, but clearly in this climate of health concerns, it is probably for the best. Let's hope that when this health scare is cleared up that there is an opportunity for them to come another year.
"It would be really good for Coventry people to see such world-class performers and performance."
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Saturday, January 17, 2009
A pilgimage
I mostly grew up without knowing my dad. He was not a nice man. He was in and out of prison when I was a child. I didn't even know his brothers and sisters. It was like I was non-existent to his family.
That is until March of 2005 when my aunt called me. She was here from California and wanted to get together for lunch. I agreed because, well I was curious to what she wanted after 49 years of not knowing her. We had a wonderful lunch and I fell in love with her immediately. We promised to stay in touch.
And we did stay in touch. We emailed, phoned, sent funny cards. We wished each other happy birthday, and Merry Christmas.
A year later she called me again, this time from her home. She asked if I would like to get to know my dad. If I could forgive him for being such a thoroughly distasteful man. I told her yes that I could because I had put my anger toward him to rest a long time ago. My dad was living with her at the time and he wanted me to come to California to "meet" him. The arrangements were made. I went in June of 2006.
Nervous is not exactly the word I would use to describe what I was feeling as my plane barreled toward San Fransisco. I couldn't sit still, I couldn't close my eyes. I was nauseous. I didn't know if I was scared or excited.
I was in California for 2 weeks. My dad and I started out rather tentatively exploring our feelings about me being in California. He rambled on with an apology for a couple of days. I finally stopped him and asked if we couldn't just start from that day and love each other from then on. I think he was surprised that I could love him. He agreed to my plan. We started getting to really know each other.
My weird sense of humor comes from him. Parts of my temper and stubbornness are from him. My sense of fairness is definitely his. He was surprised at how much we were alike. He was proud to be my dad. I was proud to be his daughter.
My two weeks in California went faster that either of us wanted but we promised to never lose each other again. I trusted him to his word.
He didn't live in California much longer, only another month. He decided to move back to Illinois. He packed his belongings, his cat, made the arrangements, and left. He didn't even tell his sister he was leaving until the day of his departure.
I admit I was negligent in keeping up on what was happening in his life. My only excuse is that I was dealing with some really nasty stuff on my home front. When I finally called to talk to him my aunt in formed me that he had left. I go his new number from her and called him immediately.
We talked for 2 hours that day. I don't remember most of what we said but I do remember the feelings that we had for each other.
After that day we talked weekly. We sent cards. He wrote massively long letters. I think he wanted to make sure that I knew how much he loved me.
In May of 2007 we found out he had stage 4 lung cancer. We knew that his time was now limited. The doctors said 6 months. He was too advanced for radiation or chemotherapy. I wanted to take to my bed and weep. I didn't though because I knew he needed me. We were strong for each other.
Our phone calls became twice a week. His letters became longer. He lived too far away for me to go to see him. In fact, he forbid me to even try. He told me that if I did come to his house he would throw me out and never speak to me again. Even though it weighed heavy on my heart I honored that order.
In December of 2007 my pilgrimage ended. God called my dad home. I am so thankful to have been given the privilege to know this man. In the short time we had together I learned a lifetimes worth of father daughter information. After more than 50 years I had been given the gift of a dad. My heart is full.
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A bittersweet tale. Well written and deeply touching.ReplyDelete
That was a tremendous journey and how fortunate your father was to have a loving daughter at the end.ReplyDelete
How wonderful that you got the chance to meet and get to know him before his death. ... And that your Aunt was ready to facilite that. Thank you for sharing that part of your life here.ReplyDelete
Beautiful story. I can relate on some level. I grew up without my father, and only later learned about him when I read his obituary in the paper.He had died of cancer. It was only later I learned that he HAD made efforts to be in my life. My mother had just "protected" me from them.ReplyDelete
Thank you all so much for your comments. I am rusty in my writing and feared that my brain had turned to mush. This was also my first time doing any sort of blogging.ReplyDelete
Thank you for reading my post.
It is lovely that you got to know him as an adult, even though you did not have a lot of time together you had quality time.ReplyDelete


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DAR ES SALAAM, TANZANIA — Seven conservative archbishops snubbed the head of the American branch of the worldwide Anglican Church during a crucial meeting of the church leadership here Friday, refusing to take the Holy Eucharist with her to protest her support of gay bishops and of blessing same-sex unions.
The men called their action in boycotting the Most Rev. Katharine Jefferts Schori, the presiding bishop of the U.S. Episcopal Church, "a poignant reminder of the brokenness of the Anglican Communion," according to a statement posted on the website of the Anglican Church of Nigeria.
The group included Nigerian Archbishop Peter Akinola, who has created a rival network of conservative churches in the United States.
It was not the first time conservative Anglicans have declined to participate in the Eucharist, or Holy Communion, with an Episcopal leader. More than a dozen staged a similar protest against Jefferts Schori's predecessor, the Most Rev. Frank T. Griswold, in 2005 at a meeting in Northern Ireland. And conservative leaders have celebrated alternative Eucharists at conventions of the Episcopal Church in recent years, a church spokeswoman said.
But the boycott Friday, on the second of five days of sessions here involving the Anglican leaders, came amid growing concern that the global church may break apart over sharply divergent views on homosexuality and biblical interpretation. The church has 77 million members worldwide, including about 2.3 million in the United States.


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Today is the centenary of the landings at Gallipoli. There will be a Dawn Service at ANZAC where Australian and New Zealand troops came ashore on 25th April 1915 and perhaps some UK media attention to remember the British troops who landed with the French at Cape Helles.
Gallipoli is part of my earliest known memories connected to the Great War. I grew up on my grandmother's stories of WW1 and her brother Dan fought at Gallipoli. As a child she used to tell me how after he had been sent home following a wound at Ypres, the family took him to a shop in Colchester to buy him a 'tropical helmet' to take with him to the Dardanelles, as she always called it. Not long after he got to Gallipoli he was wounded by a Turkish sniper; shot clean through the elbow while drinking a cup of tea. She used to take my arm and show me where his scar had been.Bringing home a Victor comic one day which had a Gallipoli story in it, my father picked it up and related the story his father had told him about the landings in 1915. I never knew my paternal grandfather and this was one of the first times I ever remember my father talking about him. A boy sailor, he had joined the Navy in the early twentieth century and was serving on HMS Implacable at Gallipoli. He worked as a Leading Stoker in the boiler room and had volunteered to row troops from the ship into shore, just to have a break from his world of darkness, heat and soot. In fact his boat was taken off to bring in some of those from 1st Battalion Lancashire Fusiliers into W Beach and he recalled the water there running red with the blood of the Lancashire Fusiliers. When I was a teenager my local cinema showed the Peter Weir film Gallipoli. I must have gone to see it a dozen times and although I now know it was flawed historically, it still rates as a magnificent piece of cinema and made me even more interested in the campaign.
When my travels to the Western Front began, my immediate thought was what about Gallipoli? I tried when I was Inter-railing as a student but in the end I didn't get there until 2000 when I spent a fabulous week staying at the Commonwealth War Graves Commission base camp on the peninsula. Located right on ANZAC, we spent each night on the beach watching the sun come down and the amazing colours as the sun reflected on the cliffs above. All my reading, and all my interviews with Gallipoli veterans which I had the chance to do in the mid-80s, came together on that trip. I stood where my grandfather had been, I saw where my uncle Dan had been wounded by the sniper and saw my great uncle's name on the Helles Memorial.And ever since I have been going back: revisiting, filming with the BBC and taking battlefield tours. Gallipoli gets under your skin; you never quite forget it: its beauty, its tranquility, its wildlife. A wondrous landscape full of memory but tinged with the sadness of 1915. Having spent so much time there over the years you feel a great kinship with the men of that campaign. When up and down the Western Front I often come across the graves of men who had fought at Gallipoli and spend a few more moments than usual at their grave, thinking of that Gallipoli sun melting into the Aegean sea and wondering if they saw it too. In this centenary year I am not at Gallipoli for ANZAC Day… sadly. But I will be there later in 2015. Once more back with the 'Men of Gallipoli', in the gullies and on the shores, and thinking of those words of Gallipoli poet Leon Gellert.
I sat there long, and listened – all things listened too
I heard the epics of a thousand trees,
A thousand waves I heard; and then I knew
The waves were very old, the trees were wise:
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I must say, this post makes my heart slightly heavy. I used to believe that Oprah was one of the most sincere, and giving people I'd ever "known." She is giving, in many ways. But nowadays, I find myself really questioning her motives. I do think she wants to help people, but something about the way she does it just rubs me the wrong way.
Here are the reasons Oprah has been officially removed from my DVR...
1.) Oprah constantly interrupts her guests and it makes me crazy. To me this say to a person, "yeah, yeah, yeah...whatever...now, listen to what I have to say because it's much more important than what you have to say."
2.) Her shows no longer lift me up. I find myself feeling more depressed and more down when I read stories about the devastation in Africa, New Orleans, Thailand, etc... By no means to I think their stories aren't important or shouldn't be shared. I just feel like Oprah's shows are just downers most of the time, and I definitely don't need that in my life.
3.) Oprah claims to be a believer and a Christian, but her actions and the way she lives her life are not in line with that claim. Once again, I must say I am in no way claiming perfection. I am as MUCH of a sinner as she. However, I feel like her celebrity status makes her position one of such importance when it comes to what she claims as truths. There are people that believe whatever comes out of her mouth because she is Oprah Winfrey. Basically, Oprah has become WAY TOO POLITICALLY CORRECT for me. Her life in the circles of the Hollywood liberal-media has rubbed off and now she is not willing to take a stand for things that go against her beliefs. It's "beautiful" that a "man" is pregnant. She has no intention of marrying Steadman (sp?), yet talks about him as if they are married and as if THAT IS THE SAME THING...living together and the holy sacrament of marriage, she sweet talks and sugar coats and agrees with her celebrity friends when they boast their new religions of the month, i.e. Madonna's Kabbalah, Tom Cruise's Scientology, and so on. I am certainly on the side of tolerance, but not tolerance at the sacrifice of my own voice and opinion.
4.) Lastly, I do not like how she toots her own horn when it comes to her charity work or how much money she has given to children, or her "personal contributions" to certain charitable groups. God instructs us to give without boasting and I'm sure she does give many things we don't know about. I just get a really bad feeling when the audience cheers her on as she talks about all the things she has given to people in need. Give, but don't tell us all about it when you get back.
So, I have decided that the occasional Oprah I might indulge in, or skim as I flip through channels when I get home. But she has officially been erased from the schedule.
Friday, April 04, 2008
Goodbye to Oprah
I must say, this post makes my heart slightly heavy. I used to believe that Oprah was one of the most sincere, and giving people I'd ever "known." She is giving, in many ways. But nowadays, I find myself really questioning her motives. I do think she wants to help people, but something about the way she does it just rubs me the wrong way.
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My DVR doesn't have any Oprah! But I have recently removed "NFL Live" from my dvr schedule ... I was sad too. :)ReplyDelete
Have a great weekend!
- AnonymousApril 05, 2008 9:19 AM
I totally agree with you...Oprah has changed. I guess the straw that broke the camels back was the he-she pregnancy we watched as we were working out...NOW COME ON...ReplyDelete
AMEN SISTER!!ReplyDelete
- AnonymousApril 05, 2008 5:21 PM
Thank You! I agree completely and I used to LOVE her. So sad! - SharonReplyDelete
I've never been an Oprah fan. I've watched her show only a handful of times. I WILL say, though, that I saw her show on Friday. It was intended to bring attention to something I am very passionate about...the horrors of puppy mills in the US. I'm glad she used her power and "voice" to make people stop and think twice before buying a dog from a pet store.ReplyDelete
Corrie, I didn't get to watch that one. Honestly, I wasn't sure I could, but I DID think first of you when I saw the preview for it on t.v.ReplyDelete
I agree with you Lala...I haven't watched an episode since her "new truth" religion was advertised on one of her shows. I believe we all have to take a stand somewhere. Thanks for your boldness!!!ReplyDelete
I totally understand....I have done the same...I used to try NOT to miss it....now...I don't even try to watch it...I feel the exact way.....I also really don't feel like she is a REAL Christian...go to UTUBE and search for Oprah's church...it is pretty interesting...hope you had a great weekend...stephReplyDelete
You are right on the money Char! I completely agree! Astalavista Oprah!ReplyDelete
- AnonymousApril 08, 2008 4:41 PM
This is the feedback Oprah got and it's actually on her website...all very critical and much in support of the opinions shared!
I didn't read long enough to find a positive note!
Girl, I completely agree and decided the same thing myself this week! I am so disgusted with her "New Earth" classes and the negative influence she is having on millions that are seeking spiritual wisdom and getting horrible lies from what she believes to be truth. Wow, that was a run on!! Anyway, I am no longer a fan and have decided that I can better spend my hour doing something else more productive.ReplyDelete


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I've heard of the game Pass The Pigs, but we've never played it. My friend came over and spotted it sat on the table and said 'Oh I loved playing this game' so it must have been around a while!!! She then spotted the new version of Pass The Pigs and shouted out 'Oh WOW they now do Giant Pass The Pigs'! I think I'm going to have to get the game out to play next time she comes over!
So we've been playing with both sets of Pass The Pigs, and the original set is great to carry in a bag, as it comes in a great travel case. We even took it on holiday with us.
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SC orders inquiry against Shujaat Azeem, places name on ECL
Islamabad Politics Report/Allahdad Sadique: Chief Justice of Pakistan Justice Saqib Nisar on Tuesday directed the authorities to launch an inquiry against former aviation head Shujaat Azeem over his alleged mismanagement of the Pakistan International Airlines (PIA), Islamabad politics reported.
A three member bench hearing the suo-motu case on devastating financial condition of PIA had summoned Advisor to Prime Minister on Aviation Sardar Mehtab Ahmad Khan and Shujaat Azeem to appear before the court today.
As the hearing commenced CJP was briefed about the looses that occurred during Azeem's tenure. Azeem however denied the allegations leveled against him.
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A variety store (also pound shop, dollar store, and other names) is a retail store that sells a wide range of inexpensive household goods.
Variety stores often have product lines including food and drink, personal hygiene products, small home and garden tools, office supplies, decorations, electronics, garden plants, toys, pet supplies, remaindered books, recorded media, and motor and bike consumables. Larger stores may sell frozen foods and fresh produce.
Variety stores arose in the early 20th century, with Woolworth's model to reduce store overheads by simplifying the duties of sales clerks. They may now be found all over the world.
A variety store often sells all goods at a single price, in which case it may be called a price-point retailer. The name of the store often reflects this, and in different markets it may be called a dollar store, pound shop, euro store and so on.
Some items are offered at a considerable discount over other retailers, whereas others are at much the same price point as conventional retail establishments. There are two ways variety stores make a profit:
100-yen shops (百円ショップ, hyaku-en shoppu) are common Japanese shops in the vein of American dollar stores. Stocking a variety of items from clothing to stationery, housewares to food, each item is priced at precisely 100 yen. Some examples are Daiso, Seria and Cando. A recent variation of the 100-yen shops are 99-yen shops. Daiei also operates 88-yen stores. Some shops, such as SHOP99, specialize in certain items, such as groceries or natural goods, but this is less common than the variety store model. The current Japanese sales tax of 8% is also added, making a 100-yen purchase actually cost 108 yen.
One supporter of 100-yen shops is Hirotake Yano, the founder of Daiso Industries Co. Ltd., which runs "The Daiso" chain. The first store opened in 1991, and there are now around 1,300 stores throughout Japan. This number is increasing by around 40 stores per month. One of the largest 100-yen Shops is the Daiso in the Harajuku neighborhood of Tokyo. It spans four stories and over 10,500 square feet (980 m2). Larger still is the five story Daiso Giga Machida in front of Machida Station, Tokyo.
Par or PAR may refer to:
Parchive (a portmanteau of parity archive, and formally known as Parity Volume Set Specification) is an erasure code system that produces par files for checksum verification of data integrity, with the capability to perform data recovery operations that can repair or regenerate corrupted or missing data. Parchive was originally written to solve the problem of reliable file sharing on Usenet, but it is now commonly used for protecting any kind of data from data corruption, bit rot, and accidental or malicious damage. Despite the name, Parchive uses more advanced techniques that do not utilize simplistic parity methods of error detection and correction.
The original SourceForge Parchive project has been inactive since November 9, 2010. As of 2014, Par1 is obsolete, Par2 is mature for widespread use, and Par3 is an experimental version being developed by MultiPar author Yutaka Sawada.
Parchive was intended to increase the reliability of transferring files via Usenet newsgroups. Usenet was originally designed for informal conversations, and the underlying protocol, NNTP was not designed to transmit arbitrary binary data. Another limitation, which was acceptable for conversations but not for files, was that messages were normally fairly short in length and limited to 7-bit ASCII text.
A parabolic aluminized reflector lamp (also PARCAN light, PARcan, or simply PAR) is a type of electric lamp that is widely used in commercial, residential, and transportation illumination. Usage includes locomotive headlamps, aircraft landing lights, and residential and commercial recessed lights ("cans" in the United States). They are identical in principle to sealed beam automobile headlights.
This article covers only their use in stage lighting. The lamps and their fixtures are widely used in theatre, concerts and motion picture production when a substantial amount of flat lighting is required for a scene.
In situations where sunlight or other specular light is available, a white foam reflector is often used to accomplish the same effect as a PAR array.
PAR cans are being replaced in some applications by LED PAR cans, which use less electric power and produce a wide array of saturated colors without the use of color filters, when white light is not needed.
Silver - shirubaa is a 1999 Japanese crime film directed by Takashi Miike.
Silver is the debut studio album by the alternative rock band The Wrens, released in 1994.


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Black Gold Chilli Sauce
This chilli sauce was developed to use on rice and peas, when you make Jerk Chicken its always great to have a sweeter hot sauce to put some kick into the meal. We use Scotch Bonnet Chillies to but some heat into this Caribbean style sauce.
It can also be used in place of a traditional brown sauce.


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This should be the first page of Fiona Robyn's new novel but I haven't managed to copy it so I will just give you the link to her blog. You can read THAW here .
Please do go and read the first entry of Ruth's diary[Thaw] and then follow events as they unfold daily over the next three months. Take advantage of this amazing opportunity.


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Bridging evidence-practice gaps: improving use of medicines in elderly Australian veterans
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BMC Health Services Research
, 13:514
Quality, performance, safety and outcomes
BackgroundThe Australian Government Department of Veterans' Affairs DVA funds an ongoing health promotion based program to improve use of medicines and related health services, which implements interventions that include audit and feedback in the form of patient-specific feedback generated from administrative claims records. We aimed to determine changes in medicine use as a result of the program.
MethodsThe program provides targeted patient-specific feedback to medical practitioners. The feedback is supported with educational material developed by a clinical panel, subject to peer review and overseen by a national editorial committee. Veterans who meet target criteria also receive educational brochures. The program is supported by a national call centre and ongoing national consultation. Segmented regression analyses interrupted time series were undertaken to assess changes in medication use in targeted veterans pre and post each intervention.
Results12 interventions were included; three to increase medicine use, seven which aimed to reduce use, and two which had combination of messages to change use. All programs that aimed to increase medicine use were effective, with relative effect sizes at the time of the intervention ranging from 1% to 8%. Mixed results were seen with programs aiming to reduce inappropriate medicine use. Highly specific programs were effective, with relative effect sizes at the time of the intervention of 10% decline in use of NSAIDs in high risk groups and 14% decline in use of antipsychotics in dementia. Interventions targeting combinations of medicines, including medicine interactions and potentially inappropriate medicines in the elderly did not change practice significantly. Interventions with combinations of messages targeting multiple components of practice had an impact on one component, but not all components targeted.
ConclusionsThe Veterans' MATES program showed positive practice change over time, with interventions increasing use of appropriate medicines where under-use was evident and reduced use of inappropriate medicines when single medicines were targeted. Combinations of messages were less effective, suggesting specific messages focusing on single medicines are required to maximise effect. The program provides a model that could be replicated in other settings.
KeywordsHealth promotion Quality improvement Quality use of medicines Translational research Clinical audit Evidence-based practice Electronic supplementary materialThe online version of this article doi:10.1186-1472-6963-13-514 contains supplementary material, which is available to authorized users.
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Autor: Elizabeth E Roughead - Lisa M Kalisch Ellett - Emmae N Ramsay - Nicole L Pratt - John D Barratt - Vanessa T LeBlanc -
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Well, a pace run planned for today and so I decided to get out at lunchtime.
Look at the route here
My normal route at present is from the EBRD in Liverpool street, London, through all the city workers down to the Tower of London. Then the city suits turn into tourists and on a day like this 90% of the time is spent dodging vacationing Americans, Germans and Japanese, to name but a few. The digital cameras are poised to snap some of the world's best know landmarks, Tower bridge, the Tower of London, "the Gherkin" with cameras, taking pictures like this…
Off from the tower (past traitor's gate, etc.) dodging more tourists, along the embankment to the RAF memorial (between Hungerford and Waterloo Bridge) then back to the city, dodging more tourists queuing for river rides, and of course the other million runners who all seem to run along the embankment – popular route 🙂 but on a day like today, it is easy to see why.
One often becomes blase regarding the history in London, the richness of the architecture and the culture. it is a fantastic place and I have to remind myself how privileged I am to be able to run there.


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It was but a few short years ago that I started to become familiar with the music of Gloria Coates. While generally speaking I tend to respond more to chamber music it was in fact the orchestral works of Gloria that blew and continue to blow me away. Her string treatments are completely unique, trance inducing, multi-dimensional, and sometimes even fierce. Her symphonies flow and spiral and venture to places dark and swirling, fluorescent and beautiful. No symphonies before or since have gone. They continue to astound. Recently I contacted Gloria to see if she would mind being interviewed for our NOA blog, I was and am delighted that she said "YES".
CJR: Gloria, when I listen to your music weather it be symphonic or chamber works what ALWAYS strikes me is your unique approach to strings. Can you talk about the process you've gone through to achieve this sound of yours and what it means to you perhaps beyond its immediate aural impact?
Gloria: Since I was a small child I always sang, and was always experimenting with sounds, so that a glissando was as natural for me as singing intervals in a song. The entire string family of instruments always interested me, for they seemed extensions of the singing voice but could go higher and lower in sound and slide as the voice could, especially in expressing sad feelings as in the Irish keening for the dead. In my first year of composition I wrote a string quartet entirely of glissandos, but structuring them in polyphonic forms. This appalled my professor. Later I asked him why he objected. . He said, "You can write this, but who will ever listen to it?" I whimpered, "Maybe somebody will." To which he laughed. This was before Penderecki or the Polish School. I did not write any glissandos for him, but on my own worked as I pleased. Six years later I wrote a few pieces using various glissandos both as ornaments and structures in string quartets and songs…and in 1973 wrote "Music on Open Strings" (Symphony No. 1) for string orchestra. Five years later it was premiered at the Warsaw Autumn Festival and widely discussed in the international press. This work was important for me as it confirmed my method and established some of my structures which I have used in various ways throughout the years, just as one might use a scale in conventional music or a pattern in minimal music.
CJR- If you had to choose 5 composers / artists that most impacted your life to this point who would they be and why?
Gloria: This is difficult to answer since I feel that as a creative artist, one is led, or perhaps accompanied by various "Guru" persons who lead him onward in his creative quest.
They are there for many years as an inspiration giving courage in moments of doubt. But even after they have gone, one still has their memory to help as the way gets steeper. For me these long time "Gurus' are soprano Elizabeth Silverthorn, my voice teacher from Wausau who encouraged me since I was eleven for thirty years, then the Russian composer emigrated to Chicago Alexander Tcherepnin who asked to see my compositions when I was 16..and who remained a mentor for twenty-five years, American composer Otto Luening who also was for thirty years a mentor and good friend, and more recently the English violinist Peter Skaerved Sheppard who took an interest in my music while in Munich seventeen years ago. He not only understands it better than any string player I have known, but has performed and recorded all my quartets with his Kreuzer Quaartet and much of my chamber music. I would consider him to be a "young Guru". He is an inspiration to me as a truly great musician.
Here too I could list J.S. Bach and Orlando di Lassus whose counterpoint remains a point of perfection, or Beethoven's great piano sonatas…and the sensitive outpouring of Mozart…
But in aural memory are also the sounds of Gershwin, jazz, and blues from the American soil that are also a part of me.
CJR-You are also a painter, can you describe the relationship you have with painting and in turn the relationship your painting has with your music? What visual thinkers have really struck you in some way? (Positively or negatively).
Gloria: For me painting has always expressed a different part of myself from my composing. The colors excite me while I paint so that my emotions and thinking are more rapid and my brush or palette knife seem to be forgotten as they become a part of my thoughts and fingers, almost a feeling of flying over the canvas.. Sometimes months of dreaming and thinking can go by before I have the urge to paint, but then the creation goes quickly and the ideas flow very freely. I cannot stop since there are color relationships and forms that need to be expressed at once with the lines and shapes intertwined… It takes about the same concentration as composing, but it is limited in time. Painting is much simpler because in painting I can immediately see the results, and it gives me a feeling of being released. In composing, the process of working out the forms and relationships take longer, and it is more difficult to recall sounds in combination and ranges when putting them down in a longer time frame,. There is also a feeling of urgency to notate the sounds and therefore I use visual sketches at times that precede writing the notes. . It is really a painful process for me to compose except when the flow of ideas comes, but that is only a small fraction of the time involved in composing. The true feeling of satisfaction often comes only after it is completed, which means 'after it is 'performed' since music must be heard. Leonardo da Vinci and van Gogh are my two favorite visual thinkers. In 1976 I researched the writings of Leonardo a search which lasted fifteen years before composing some of his texts. I was allowed to handle his manuscripts in the British Museum, a thrilling experience no longer allowed today. With van Gogh, I feel a relationship to his method of painting and how I compose. This has primarily to do with concepts and forms…glissandos becoming brush strokes. In 1987 I had a commission to select a painting from a museum in Dresden and use it as a theme in a composition. I discovered one of Van Gogh's last paintings called "Fruit Still Life' and composed music for it, mirroring his technique as part of the content. The painting was brought on stage during the performance.
CJR-Have you heard or seen anything recently that has really struck you or inspired you? If yes what? How?
Gloria: My most inspiring moment in the past year has been watching the inauguration banquet of President Obama in Munich. This in itself was most uplifting, but even more moving was sharing the evening with Gloria Roberts, an accomplished pianist now in her 80s, and the great great granddaughter of Thomas Jefferson and Sally Hemings. I will never forget her face as she looked up at the screen with her eyes filled with tears of happiness, wonder and pride.
CJR-You are an American composer living in Germany, has the German culture impacted your art? America is of course going through many changes at the moment, what is America to you as this point in history?
Gloria: I feel that the German culture has influenced my art in that the general atmosphere I have encountered is very serious and formal. One is left alone much of the time unless he plans ahead. This aloneness when working plus the seriousness around me causes me to go deeper into myself when I am composing. Also, one feels here the musical history of Beethoven, Bach, Wagner, Schumann, Mozart and other giants which might add to that golden solitude.
Being away from my native soil makes me feel more American than ever! Perhaps it is because of the yearning for those roots that American elements from my life as a child appear in my music.
CJR-What are you working on this very moment? Composing projects? Painting projects? Recording projects? What are they? In other words tell me what you're up to!
Gloria: There are many projects that take up my time now, but I cannot talk about them since I am superstitious. I will try to announce them after they happen.
CJR-If you could create a new term or genre for your music what would that term be?
Gloria: I really don't know…but it might have to do with four or five dimensional
Thursday, March 19, 2009
Of Sound and Vision: An Interview with Composer Gloria Coates
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Measuring Surrounding Space to Assess the Pedestrian Visual Aperture Angle in the Urban Fabric: Toward a Kurtosis-Based Isovist Indicator
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1 CERMA - Centre de recherche méthodologique d-architecture 2 AAU - Ambiances architecturales et urbaines 3 ESO - Espaces et Sociétés
Abstract : Partial isovists fields are useful methods to analyze the urban morphology taking into account the visual perception of the pedestrian. However, as previous studies involve a constant visual aperture angle all along the pathway, this paper presents an adaptative method of aperture angular variation according to urban morphology properties. Aperture angle increasing, nearby a square or at roads junction, or decreasing within a canyon street should improve the micro-behavior visual perception in our simulations. With showing that traditional isovist-s shape indicators are not well adapted to achieve urban environmental properties, the aim of this paper is to present this new methodology based on a statistics standardized moment called Kurtosis. Our results show that this method could be used to define a surrounding space typology, one step more towards the modeling of visual dynamics.
Keywords : isovist function of radial distance statistics moment Kurtosis geoprocessing urban environmental visual properties
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Fuente: https://hal.archives-ouvertes.fr/


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This is how you reprogram.
by natashanelsonart
1) Go for a drive to your nearest beach/marina/sunset strip
2) Park
3) Take photos of yourself…think of something sad or real and cry…take a photo of that just to remind yourself later that you are human.
4) Familiarize yourself with adventure time…Fuck it…paint it.
5) Fill a wine glass to the rim and go lay in bed (bring the bottle with you)
6) Spotify
"You made ME!" -LemonGrab and PB
Edmond Ferry Beach Lookout midnight stroll to ease those little mind jumbles….
….Ill leave the sad face pic for a worthy time, like a poem. I'm so original.
I highly suggest these steps. If you happen to unfortunately live no where near water…cliffs and lookouts. Just as good. Brings you to reality with nature and clears the minds. It's beautiful.


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Ever Failed Changing Strings?, read and learn
Ever Failed Changing Strings?, read and learn
Jan 14 2008, 09:41 PM
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I still need to try gutar restringing... I've used the same strings for over a year now
either you have incredible strings, or they're black as night!
i find they stay in tune better if you stretch them when you put them on. just grab the string above like the 12th fret and pull it away from the fretboard. it'll go flat at first, but the more you do it the less the pitch will change. be careful you don't overdo it though! i managed to snap my a string doing that the other day!
"You have to go on and be crazy. Craziness is like heaven."
Jan 14 2008, 09:49 PM
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Hell yeah lol, but not exactly my fault... Or I don't know really I changed strings and was ready to shred the soul out of my guitar, and in my first high E bend, BANG!... It broke exactly at a point where I could not use it ever again
And talking about changing strings, I used to be TERRIBLE at it, but had to master the technique... Now I can change a string in about 20 seconds on-stage...
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