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Android application for Online Laundry
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Design an android application for online laundry services.
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Applications are invited for Dublin University Scholarships to pursue PhD at the University of Dublin in Ireland. This scholarships is open for local and international students.
The aim of this scholarships is to enable and encourage academically able students.
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|Scholarship is awarded to work on ERC research project GEOFINGEOFIN (ERC Project 683197) within the Finance, Economy & Society (FES) Research Group, Department of Geography, Trinity College Dublin, the University of Dublin.
Award for Dublin University Scholarships:
- €24,000 per annum which includes:
- Stipend of €17,000 per annum (tax-free)
- Fully covered academic tuition fees at the EU
- Rates (currently €7,013 p.a.).
NOTE: Applicants must have been resident in an EU member state for 3 out of the last 5 years to be eligible for EU fees.
Eligibility for Dublin University Scholarships:
- Applicants must hold a first-class (or strong 2.1 / upper second-class) undergraduate degree with honours (minimum GPA 3.7/4.0 or equivalent international qualifications) and, ideally, a Master's degree (at merit level or above) – in Human/Economic Geography or a closely related discipline (e.g. Business Management/Finance Studies, Economic Sociology, Political Economy).
Nationality: Citizens of Ireland are eligible to apply.

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2 Bedrooms, 1 Bathrooms, Capacity: 6
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Fausto de Lalla
Corte del Gallo 5
Lucca, Italy 55100
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2 Bedrooms, 1 Bathrooms, Capacity: 6
Bedrooms: 2. Bathrooms: 1
This house is an 19th-century stone building with three floors (100 square metres approximately)and garden nestled in a small mountain village called Pascoso, in the Apuane Park. In short, the house is made up of: 1 large kitchen with fireplace, 1 living room (with a sofa bed), 2 bedrooms (1 queen-bed room and 1 twin-bed room), 1 bathroom (shower), and 1 laundry (pantry) room. The front door takes you into the hall, where there are the kitchen (on the left side), the living room (on the right) and the stairs, which leads to the upstairs bedrooms and bathroom. The house is nestled on a hill, with three floors on one side and two on the other; therefore at the ground floor there is another room (with independent entrance) which is used for a laundry. From the patio,you can go to the private garden (approximately 100 square metres), where there are a table, chairs, sun-umbrella, and BBQ. The house is fully furnished with all new or antique pieces (Tuscan pieces from the 18th and 19th centuries). We have provided a television (satellite), DVD, radio and CD player. We have not yet installed a telephone (there is a public phone in town if you don't have a mobile), but telephone, computer, and internet access are available at our office (not more than 50 metres away). A central heating system (oil-fired) has also been installed. And, naturally, a working fireplace adorns the kitchen, as how would a mountain house be complete without one! Property amenities: Garden, Cook, Fireplace, Heating, Linens Provided, Mountain View, Patio, Blender, Coffee Maker, Dishwasher, Dryer, Fridge, Deep freezer, BBQ, Hair Dryer, Iron, Ironing Board, Microwave, Stove, Oven, Toaster, Washer, Alarm Clock, Radio, CD Player, DVD Player, Satellite TV, Stereo, TV Activities: Fishing, Hiking, Horseback Riding, Hunting, Restaurants Onsite, State/Regional Park, Tennis Nearby.Furthermore, the house is situated under an hours drive from the Versilia's beaches (which are amomg the most famous beaches in Italy) and from many of Italy's finest and most picturesque golf courses, such as Golf Alisea - 32km -30 mins (5 holes promotional golf course), Montecatini Golf Club - 37 km -35 mins (18 hole golf course of natural beauty that has been built in the hilly countryside.Golfers are faced with many natural hazards such as lakes, streams, forests, and ditches which are all formed from the natural contours of the land), Club Golf Montelupo - 40 km -40 mins, and others.
2 Bedrooms, 1 Bathrooms, Capacity: 6
Beds: 1 Queen, 2 Twins, 1 Sofa-Bed for 2 people
Minimum Stay: 3
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Visit the picturesque town of Ceský Krumlov which is situated above the meandering valley along the upper Vltava river in Southern Bohemia.
Enjoy a lunch in a stylish historic restaurant and brewery Eggenberg in Cesky Krumlov.
Ceský Krumlov has won an international reputation thanks to its historical riches. More than three hundred historic buildings dominated by a huge castle and the church of St. Vitus bear witness to their rich past.
Ceský Krumlov has enormous appeal as an urban unity and has been included among the monuments on the UNESCO World Cultural an Natural Heritage list.
You will visit the castle and the old centre of the town. Travelling through Southern Bohemia you may admire its beautiful landscape with many forests and ponds. (The castle is closed November 1 - March 31)
You then continue to the south Bohemian city of Ceské Budìjovice with its unique historical square, lined with Renaissance and Baroque houses and dominated by the Black Tower.
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Jessie Bartlett Davis was tired of "Oh Promise Me." She had sung it thousands of time during the run of "Robin Hood," a light opera production which debuted in Chicago, 1890. While the contralto enjoyed playing the character, Alan-a-Dale, one of Robin's merry men, she was definitely getting tired of performing that song. It had become so popular that audiences usually demanded the song as an encore – sometimes a double encore -- meaning that Ms. Davis was often forced to sing "Oh Promise Me" three times in one evening.
One night she decided she would sing something different during the production's wedding scene. The audience "wouldn't have it" she said. "I had no sooner commenced singing [the other song] than there were shouts from all over the house of 'Oh, Promise Me!' We want 'Oh Promise Me'! This threw her into a fit of hilarity: "I managed to struggle through one verse, and then ran off the stage laughing."
The orchestra began the introduction to "Oh Promise Me" and Ms. Davis dutifully returned to the stage, ready to sing the audience's request. "It's an awful fate to become identified with a single song" she said later.
Perhaps the song stood out from the other numbers because it had been interpolated into the score and not written at the same time or by the same musical team (same composer, different lyricist), but because it was the most popular song in the production, it became the primary reason for the longevity of "Robin Hood" and the reason the musical had so many revivals, well into the mid-20th century. The song also was also a popular choice for generations of American weddings.
"All the Years of American Popular Music," by David Ewen, 1977.
"Prima Donnas and Soubrettes of Light Opera and Musical Comedy in America," by Lewis Clinton Strang, 1900. Jesse Bartlett Davis quotes taken from page 101.


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Navigating the Provincetown Breakwater
August 16, 2007
Provincetown, MA
Provincetown isn't all fun and parties. On the first full day of a three-day mini-vacation in P-Town MA, Deirdre, Deirdre's sister Alison, and I took a strenuous hike across the Provincetown breakwater.
Provincetown is pretty close to the tip of Cape Cod, and the dunes in this area are susceptible to wind and water erosion. Partially to protect against the ravages of tides, the breakwater was built in 1911. It's basically a wall of large stones about 25 feet wide and 1.2 miles in length through the harbor. It doesn't stop the tide. It's not a dam or a levee. But it dampens the tide by partially obstructing it. The breakwater starts in the center of this Google map and goes south:
Provincetown Breakwater - Start
The rocks on top of the breakwater in the center are large and fairly flat, with approximately level surfaces, and if you're really careful you can actually walk the 1.2 miles from one end to the other without breaking your neck. Kids do it particularly well — sometimes bounding from rock to rock in a wild crazy run. Grownups are more likely to be a little more hesitant while considering the consequences of slipping through the crevices between the rocks and hearing one's leg snap like a twig.
Here's me on the breakwater this morning with some of Provincetown in the distance behind me:
It's mentally exhausting because you really have to pay attention to every step you make on the rocks, and some of them are particularly tricky. We made it to the end, and then walked over the dunes to the beach, as shown here in this more zoomed-out view:
Provincetown Breakwater - End
If you move along that map to the right and up, you'll reach the tip of Cape Cod.
Of course, once you make it to the end of the breakwater without only a few potentially fatal slips, you have to walk all the way back. We were pretty tired afterwards and had a late lunch at Bubala's, where you can get a particularly nice salmon burger.
This afternoon was the Provincetown Carnival, a festive parade that defied gender expectations and prevailing standards of somber business attire. One of the highlights was a 150-foot long rainbow flag in commemoration of Massachusetts being the only state in the U.S. with full marriage equality.


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Strindberg's 1888 tragedy "Miss Julie" has stymied many a director and cast, so it's not altogether surprising that it's also left adaptor-director-actor Campbell Scott and his cast at the Williamstown Theater Festival floundering. Fortunately, the production is being presented in the festival's small Other Stage, where failure as a learning experience is honorably acceptable.
Strindberg's naturalistic dance of class, sex and death is underplayed, emotionally and vocally, to the point where the cast's conversational chatting can barely be heard even in the tiny theater. Neither the play's high-powered psychological drama nor its inherent animal sexuality gets across to the audience — there's simply no sexual magnetism between Scott's boyish valet Jean and Lucinda Jenney's unexceptional, girlish Miss Julie.
That this Miss Julie, a count's daughter, would fling herself into bed with Scott's valet and commit suicide over the indiscretion is inconceivable. And so the play goes out the window.
Scott, Jenney and Tamar Kotoske, as the cook Christine — along with the eight additional performers — are all seemingly nice, youngish, late-20 th-century types with little feeling for Strindberg, his characters, or late 19 th-century Sweden in general.
Scott has said that he couldn't identify with any of the existing translations of "Miss Julie," hence his new adaptation. But this version doesn't seem to be all that different from Arvid Paulson's of 1960. True, Scott does bring the other servants onstage more often than Strindberg does, but that only diffuses the audience's attention. He also opens the play to illustrate master-servant interaction, but too much of the staging is clumsy, and Strindberg himself makes it quite clear that class mobility — both upward and downward — is a vital aspect of his play.
Crucial scenes are poorly staged — there's too little technical mastery here , heavily furnished set included.
Given the overall underplaying and underprojection of the production, it seems as though Scott has conceived it in cinematic rather than theatrical terms. But even on film his Jean would lack the undercurrent of sexy lower-class loutishness the character must have beneath his extremely thin veneer of gentlemanliness. On the evidence of this production, Jean is not Scott's role, and "Miss Julie" is not his play.


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This event will take place in our Brooklyn location.
Join us as we celebrate the release of Jamie Brenner's latest book, The Forever Summer. Jamie Brenner will be in conversation with Amy Poeppel, author of Small Admissions.
Jamie Brenner's delightful novel whisks readers away from the hard-charging streets of Manhattan to the dreamy beaches of Provincetown, Massachusetts. On paper, Marin Bishop appears to be at the top of her game. She is only twenty-nine years old, has landed a prestigious legal job, and has a successful and handsome fiancé, and her parents couldn't be more proud. But one mistake brings her entire world crashing down. In The Forever Summer, Marin scrapes what's left of her dignity off the floor of the apartment she can no longer afford and impulsively embarks on a road trip to Provincetown with an unlikely companion. As soon as they arrive at a beloved beachside inn, it's clear that this summer will change Marin's life forever. She discovers that her parents' marriage is far from perfect, and establishes relationships she never knew she was missing. The Forever Summer is a multigenerational story about the secrets we keep from those we love most, and the extent to which the people closest to us can sometimes be the most unknowable. The characters are richly drawn, depicting a relatable family that desperately needs to make amends with their troubled past before they can move forward.
Jamie Brenner is the author of The Wedding Sisters. Her previous novels include the historical The Gin Lovers, named by Fresh Fiction as one of the Top Thirteen Books to read in 2013. She lives in Manhattan with her husband and two daughters.
Amy Poeppel is the author of the novel Small Admissions. Originally from Dallas, Texas, she graduated from Wellesley College and now lives with her husband and three sons in New York City. She workshopped a theatrical version of Small Admissions at the Actors Studio Playwrights/Directors Unit. Her second novel, Limelight, will be out in summer 2018, also with Emily Bestler Books/Simon and Schuster.
*A National Bestseller*When a DNA test reveals long-buried secrets, three generations of women reunite on Cape Cod for the homecoming of a lifetime.
"Brenner tempers the weighty emotional aspects of the sisters' journey with the fluffy frivolity of wedding planning, a contrast that fans of Emily Giffin and Lauren Weisberger will adore. Mixing high society and high drama, this one is witty, heartfelt, and fun." - Booklist
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Why yes, I did skip the entire month of December. But 1.1.11 seems like a good day to start over, so here we go! I've already broken one of my resolutions this morning, so I'm not going to call these resolutions, just goals for the future:
1. It's been almost 7 years since my back surgery, and I think I want to run. I know, I don't run. But I think I can. My goal is to run the Race for the Cure in Louisville in October -- that gives me 10 months to work up to 3 miles, which I know is doable.
2. Write my book.
3. Next Christmas, there will be no more wallpaper in my house, except for that cute little Anne Geddes border in the playroom. Since I have introduced Maggie to the joys of wallpaper stripping, this will be an easy one.
4. Have more parties.
5. Get a cute haircut.
6. Make peace. Enough said.
That's a pretty good start. I'm off to get busy.


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Here at KMS, we have over 15 years of experience in the electrical field. Based in Skipton, we cover a wide geographical area stretching from Leeds to Blackpool, and from down in Sheffield, all the way up to the Lake District. (And anywhere inbetween!)
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Southern Bay Brewing is a beer producer based in the Geelong region. The Brewery is an independent and fully Australian owned and operated business. They have produced a number of full flavoured lagers and ales over the years and now have a core range and a limited release range of beers.
Their malt is sourced locally to provide you with the freshest ingredients to make excellent beers which have gained multiple Australian International Beer Awards.
Their staff live locally and enjoy the casual, sporting and epicurean lifestyles of the region. They are well trained and take extreme pride in the Brewery and the beers that they produce.
In addition to making their own product, they also provide contract brewing services for a special market and have been instrumental in helping develop a number of beer brands in the market today.
Their Brewery is hands on and requires a lot of manual processes. Unlike other modern fully automated breweries, they rely on good old-fashioned manpower, manual labour and proven methods to produce each and every beer they make.


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Improving Digestive and Intestinal Health
While meeting with eastern therapeutic convictions; one would locate a solid conviction that all great wellbeing comes from the digestive system. As western reasoning creatures, most Americans couldn't care less for their digestive tract accurately or level out mishandle it!
Americans eat, by and large, 150 lbs. of sugar a year (every individual). Take a gander at a pound of cheeseburger and you will get an overwhelming perspective of how much sugar that implies! Eating an eating regimen high in sugar and low in fiber is a tragic mix for our digestion tracts. The digestive system is in charge of three things: assimilation, retention and disposal. Our stomach is only the herald to the stomach related process; it mellows things up, blends it up with bile and sends it out the door. The small digestive system's activity is to completely process and ingest all the required vitamins, minerals, and different supplements our bodies require. This movement generally takes 3 to 10 hours to finish. At that point the sustenance is passed on to the digestive organ or colon. The colon wrings out all the rest of the supplements, particularly the B vitamins, retains the water, and takes out the waste.
When we eat an eating regimen high in sugar and low in fiber this procedure does not work legitimately. Rather we are frequently left with pockets of spoiling, rotting sustenance that is an ideal rearing ground for parasites. 85% of all Americans have a type of parasite (a disturbing number, you would think would leave an underdeveloped nation). Parasites eat up the great supplements, influence absorptions to moderate and deficient, sustain off of solid microorganisms, and discharge poisons that abandon you feeling wiped out.
There is a solid connection between an undesirable colon and numerous ailments: tumor, diabetes, diverticulitis, yeast abundance, and some more. A standout amongst the most vital things you can do to enhance your intestinal wellbeing is to scrub. There are numerous supplements you can buy to help you in your purifying procedure; my most loved is the mix of colon promoter, para scrub, and indigest free. There are numerous purifying items accessible so you can pick what works best for you. A slower, 30 day wash down will work adequately and with less reactions (extraordinary looseness of the bowels, weariness, stomach cramping, and swelling) than seven days in length scrub (you should simply take off work in the event that you are going that course). Some imperative things to recollect when purging – drink parcels and loads of water!, more than the 8 glasses per day, ensure your nourishment is high in supplement esteem, and get heaps of rest. You will be astounded at what will leave you (on the off chance that you have the stomach to look).


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46182 GRIFFIN Drive, Sardis, British Columbia
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- Meeting abstract
- Open Access
Carcinoid and hypocoagulation state in geriatric patients: a rare case
© Migliaccio et al; licensee BioMed Central Ltd. 2009
- Published: 1 April 2009
- Selective Serotonin Reuptake Inhibitor
- Geriatric Patient
- Paraneoplastic Syndrome
- Hematopoietic Growth Factor
- Transverse Mesocolon
Recently, in literature, it is possible to find cases about the ulterior risk of serious haemorrhages associated to the selective serotonin reuptake inhibitors usage (SSRI) in geriatric patients. Neuroendocrine tumours are quite rare (one person out of 100,000), the most common localization is the small intestine and they represent 50% of the malignant tumours of small intestine.
Materials and methods
We observed a 79-year-old patient suffering from high blood pressure and Alzheimer, with an history of periodic abdominal pain from almost 2 months and 10 Kg weight loss in the last month. In suspicious of a carcinoid, the patient underwent scintigraphy with In-111 showing the presence of two abnormal focal buildup of the trace compatible with the presence of a productive tissue with somatostatin receptors. Lab exams were normal, except for the serum Chromogranin A (42.0 U/l), the 5 OH indole acetic acid (11.0 mg/24 h) and the urinary Vanillyl-Mandelic acid (7.0 mg/24 h). Therefore the patient underwent surgery. The patient had a regular course until the third post-operative day when an acute anemia appeared (GR 2460000, Hb 7.0 g/dl, HCT 22.3%). Therefore we performed an emergency intervention that showed the presence of diffuse bleeding from the parietal and visceral peritoneum with haemorragic filling of the transverse mesocolon.
The association between carcinoid and hypocoagulative state is rare and their connection is not yet clear.
Hemocoagulative alterations can be often found in a tumor. The aberrant production of procoagulant and hematopoietic growth factors, fibrinolytic and proteolytic factors is responsible for several paraneoplastic syndromes. The increased risk of serious haemorrhages in association with SSRI is a consequence of the inhibition of the platelet aggregation caused by SSRI through serotonin depletion in platelets. In 1999, this article's authors had already demonstrated that SSRI can increase the risk of bleeding of the upper gastrointestinal tract. This risk is increased especially with concomitant therapy with aspirin or nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory agents or by stress factors (major surgery, sepsis, shock, etc) in geriatric patients.
The absence of a precise location of postoperative bleeding can be explained by the hypocoagulative state of the patient due to different factors: coagulopathy by paraneoplastic syndrome, assumption of selective serotonin reuptake inhibitors, geriatric patient and operative stress.
Authors' Affiliations
This article is published under license to BioMed Central Ltd.


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The Scottish Limerick Book - Filthy limericks for every town in the Scotland
by Lewis Williams
From the author of The Great British Limerick Book, comes a new book with more of the very finest in vulgar humour and a filthy limerick for every town in Scotland. The Scottish Limerick Book includes scores of newly written limericks and covers Scotland so comprehensively that it gives every town, city or village in the country with a population of 3,000 people or more a filthy limerick to call its own.
There are over 250 limericks in the book. A lot of them are hilarious. Most of them are very funny. All of them are filthy.
Beith, North Ayrshire
They staged a biblical play once in Beith
But the costumes were a little too brief
The end of Adam's wang
Did quite clearly hang
Out from under his tiny fig leaf
Grangemouth, Falkirk
In Grangemouth there's an oil refinery
A port, a canal and a winery
And to thrill you to bits
All the girls have 10 tits
That is if you count them in binary
Harris, Western Isles
There was a young man from Harris
Who cast his dick in plaster of paris
He put it on a stand
And thought it looked grand
On the dashboard of his Toyota Yaris
166 pages ISBN 978-0-9932472-1-7
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Three home runs today!
Breaking in the tagine with some Curry Spiced Chicken
I also ground some Star Anise for the 1st time and they made the entire meal! Probably my favorite spice now, which is saying a lot.
-Chicken, Asparagus, and Carrot spiced with Curry Powder and Star Anise
-Salad with Dijon Balsamic (balsamic vinegar, olive oil, green onion, cilantro)
-Brown rice with Almonds and Pistachios
-Baked Sweet Potato
Cafe del Soul Inspiration
Super easily thrown together lunch of a rice dish. Totally awesome for not cooking anything at all.
-Brown rice, arugula, cucumber, almonds, tofu, cranberries, cumin, pepper, curry powder, hummus
-Orange and a No Bake Granola Bar
B.B.-Vanilla Oatmeal
Tried out the super awesome vanilla whey protein powder in my oatmeal today. The flavor was good except I think I like the hemp version better because it is less tart/milky tasting.-Thick Oats cooked with vanilla extract, blueberries, banana
-Vanilla Protein Powder, blueberries, pecans, soymilk


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I don't usually post personal comments to this blog but I felt compelled to write something after seeing a number of Apple iPad demo videos lately, such as the one on this page.
It looks like the entire publishing universe is moving in the direction of 'digital fiction' at the moment and because of this the concept of enhancing reading experiences with digital media is becoming not only acceptable but considered 'leading-edge'. Publishers are wiring themselves into every possible digital avenue to offer electronic versions of their works, from simple epub documents through iphone and ipad magazines to collaborations with games designers. It's all good, but as someone who has believed in the exciting potential of all of this since the mid 1990s and experimented with fiction and new media online since 2000, I can't help but find myself with mixed feelings about it.
The previously mentioned ipad video demonstration I think highlights my main frustration with what seems to be going on here. Elements of media are not so much being mixed together - blended into something new - but rather being superimposed ontop of one another. There is still a distinct seperation even though each media type might appear on the same canvas. Looking closely at the iPad video reveals nothing more than a simple play-and-pause video sequence (okay, so it has blockbuster-film style graphics but how many thousands of times have we seen this stuff; slow motion blowing hair and Panic-Room-style whooshing around) overlaid with text-boxes, not too unlike hundreds of polished Flash design agency sites.
Does this change, mutuate, enhance or do anything at all to the reading experience or the way the text has been written?
A few years ago it was common to see comments across the web suggesting "new types of authors" but it's only recently that I have started to see comments on the flip-side of this starting to pop up. For example - "we're about to discover a whole new way of reading." My question is - are we? Is it a "new way of reading" or just another way of sticking the same old media side-by-side so it's all on one plate rather than seperately digestable?
See comments posted to the New York Times article. Some interesting responses to the whole concept of mixed media magazines.
I don't want to linger on this particular iPad video response, or to start rattling on about the many digital authors who've been harping on about the potential of digital fiction for years - I do generally think the move that publishers of all kinds are (slugglishly until recently) making into the digital area is - overall - good (even if eBooks are dull). But I couldn't help but stifle a laugh seeing the "behind-the-scenes" interviews of this production with its film effects crew standing against green-screen with barely-dressed Poser-like models in the background wearing thick black-rimmed glasses and talking about how they're "doing amazing new things" with publications - like nobody thought of it before they did.
As one of the New York Times reader comments states: "isn't an "all-digital magazine" just a website?"


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Emma's bare feet pounded hard asphalt, she was too late. Running she passed deserted houses.
The power company had assured that radiation levels were within the approved levels. Still they insisted on immediate evacuation. It had to be serious this time.
Jefferson was doomed, still the sun was brighter than ever.
Heartbeats, wet with sweat, she stumbled, vision blurred.
She reached the bus-station, screaming.
"Wait for me!"
Fat Bob with family was ready to board the last bus out of Jefferson.
The bus swayed as Bob entered the bus. A sign reading "maximum capacity 3 tons".
She would be left behind.
It is three years since Rochelle took over running Friday Fictioneers, and this almost coincides with my first entry. Friday Fictioneers is one of my favorite places, to exercise my writing. I try to keep it to exactly 100 words. This time I decided to rewrite my old story.
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Joseph James DesRoche, age 32, a resident of East Bridgewater, MA, died suddenly on April 2nd.
Joey was born in Stoughton on March 10, 1986. He graduated from Bridgewater-Raynham high school in 2005. Joey obtained his Medical Assisting certificate and began working in the field where he was passionate about helping others. Joey was a Medical Assistant for Plymouth Bay Orthopedics and also was employed by Lowe's Department store.
Joey is survived by his parents, Joseph Sr. of Auburn, Ma and Cheryl DesRoche of Pembroke, MA and his only brother and Best Friend, Daniel DesRoche. Joey is survived by many Aunts, Uncles and Cousins who will miss him dearly. Joey will be deeply missed by his friends and family.
Joey had a smile that would light up a room. He was a fun loving guy with a contagious laugh. Joey brought joy to everyone around him. He loved music and was always singing along to any song. He was an avid Boston Sports Fan and a member of the Mattamiscontis Club located in Maine. He enjoyed camping, fishing, and hunting with his club family and friends.
Visiting hours will be held on Thursday, April 5th from 4-8:00 PM at the Shepherd Funeral Home, 7 Mattakeesett St (Rt 14) Pembroke. A funeral mass will be held on Friday, April 6th at 11:00 AM at St. Joseph the Worker, 1 Maquan St, Hanson. Graveside services will follow at the Center cemetery in Pembroke. In lieu of flowers donations may be made to: Spina Bifida Association at www.spinabifidaassociation.org.


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Tuesdays and Thursdays, 11 a.m.-12:15 p.m.
102 Colburn Lab
Instructor: John McDonald
322 Wolf Hall (office)
E-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com
Class web page: http://udel.edu/~mcdonald/statsyllabus.html
|Lecture topic
|Homework due
|Aug. 28
Steps in analysis
|Aug. 30
|Kinds of biological variables
|Sept. 4
More on kinds of variables;
|Sept. 6
Hypothesis testing and alternate schools of statistics
Exact test of goodness-of-fit
|Homework 1: Collect balance time data (worth three points)
|Sept. 11
|Power analysis
|Sept. 13
Chi-square test and
G-test of goodness-of-fit;
|Sept. 18
|Chi-square test,
and Fisher's exact test of independence;
|Sept. 20
|Cochran-Mantel-Haenszel test
|Homework 2: Tests of goodness-of-fit and independence
|Sept. 25
|Using spreadsheets for statistics
|Sept. 27
|First exam; see the study guide and the answer sheet
|Oct. 2
|Descriptive statistics: Central tendency
|Oct. 4
Descriptive statistics: dispersion,
standard error and
confidence limits
Graphs and tables
|Oct. 9
One-sample and
two-sample t-tests
|Homework 3: Descriptive statistics and graphs; survey error bars in papers
|Oct. 11
Parametric assumptions:
homoscedasticity, and
independence; Data transformations
|Oct. 16
One-way anova:
testing homogeneity of means
|Oct. 18
One-way anova:
post-hoc tests and partitioning variance
|Oct. 23
|Welch's anova;
Kruskal-Wallis test
|Oct. 25
|Second exam (see the study guide and the answer sheet)
|Oct. 30
|Nested anova
|Homework 4: Testing assumptions, transformation, one-way anova
|Nov. 1
Two-way anova;
Paired t-test
|Nov. 6
|Election Day--no class
|Nov. 8
|Linear regression and correlation
|Homework 5: Nested and two-way anova
|Nov. 13
|Linear regression and correlation, continued
|Nov. 15
Spearman rank correlation;
Curvilinear regression
|Nov. 20
|Thanksgiving break--no class
|Nov. 22
|Thanksgiving--no class
|Nov. 27
|Analysis of covariance Multiple linear regression
|Homework 6: Regression
|Nov. 29
Simple logistic regression;
Multiple logistic regression
|Dec. 4
|Multiple comparisons
|Homework 7: Write exam questions
|Dec. 6
|Dec. 12
|Wednesday, 10:30 a.m.-12:30 p.m.
|Final exam
|See the practice exams
This course is designed for biologists who want to apply appropriate statistical tests to their data, and who want to understand the statistical tests that other biologists have used. We will therefore spend little time on the mathematical basis of the statistical tests, focusing instead on how to choose the appropriate test for a given data set, how to design experiments to make them more suitable for statistical analysis, and how to interpret and present the results of statistical tests. While it would be impossible to cover every statistical test ever used by biologists in a single course, we will cover many of those techniques that biologists use most often.
At the end of the course, you should be able to determine the correct statistical technique to apply to many biological experiments, and you should be able to apply each technique and interpret the results. You should also be able to recognize experimental designs for which you have not learned the appropriate statistical test, and you should be able to ask intelligent questions when consulting with a statistician about such experiments.
I do not have fixed office hours, but I will be glad to talk with you outside of class. You can make an appointment by talking to me before or after class or by e-mailing me. If you have questions while studying or doing the homework assignments, feel free to e-mail me or drop by my office.
We will use an online textbook, Handbook of Biological Statistics. I designed it for online use, but if you want to print individual pages, they are formatted to print well (with most of the extra junk, like the sidebar and banner and pretty pictures, omitted to save space). If you want to print the entire book yourself, there is a free pdf, or you can buy the spiral-bound, printed version of the 300-page book for $18 plus shipping.
Attendance is not mandatory, and I will not grade you on your in-class participation. However, I think it will be a lot easier to learn the material if you attend class. Homework assignments and exam study guides will be available from the class web page (http://udel.edu/~mcdonald/statsyllabus.html). If you are absent when a homework assignment is due, please try to turn in the assignment before the next class (you can slide it under my office door, 322 Wolf, if I'm not there). Unless an assignment specifically requires it, do not e-mail me your homework assignments; I will not grade them. You must give me your homework assignments on paper.
I try to make the class as interactive as possible, as I find standard lectures to be rather boring. I will therefore call on each of you many times during the semester, whether or not you raise your hand. If this makes you uncomfortable, I can assure you that it would have terrified me when I was in college. Many students have reported on their evaluation forms that being forced to participate kept them attentive in the class and gave them good experience in speaking out. If you do not know the answer to a question, say "I don't know"; sometimes, that's the answer I'm looking for, and even if it's not, I'll try to go to someone else quickly.
I have found that the use of computers during class is distracting for both the students using them and those sitting nearby. You may not use laptops, tablets, smartphones, or other electronic devices during lectures. If I see you using such devices, I'll assume you're playing Neko Atsume and mock you accordingly.
I will determine your grade based on the following:
15% First exam
25% Second exam
45% Final exam
15% Homework assignments
I will not curve the grades, because that would discourage you from helping your classmates learn the material; when grades are curved, you get a better grade when your classmates do worse. I will combine the points from the exams and homeworks and convert the total to letter grades as follows:
If you are less than 3 points below the minimum grade needed you need for your program (such as an undergraduate biology major with 67 to 69.9 points, or a biology grad student with 80 to 82.9 points), I will give you the opportunity to take an Incomplete grade and complete an extra credit project. This project will be a lot of work! Once you complete the project to my satisfaction, you'll get the minimum grade needed for your program (such as C- for undergraduate biology majors or a B for biology grad students). There will be no other extra credit.
The exams will be cumulative. The main emphasis of the exams will be testing your knowledge of what the appropriate statistical test is to use in a particular situation and how to interpret the results. You will not be allowed to use reference books or notes during the exams, and you will not need a calculator.
There are seven homework assignments. They will be available on the class web page a couple of weeks before they are due.
The homework assignments make up a relatively small portion of your grade, and they will be loosely graded; if you follow the instructions and make a sincere effort on all parts of an assignment, you will probably get full credit. Despite this, I suggest that you put a lot of effort into the homework. Many of the skills I hope you learn from this class can only be learned by doing, not by listening to me talking, so your statistical education will be incomplete (and you will struggle on the exams) if you do not do the homework to the best of your ability. Please drop by my office or e-mail me if you need help on the homework.
I encourage you to work together with classmates on the homework assignments, if that helps you learn the techniques. However, you must do your own work: analyze the data, draw the graphs, and write the explantations yourself. If you copy material from another student, both you and the student you copied from will get a zero for the assignment.
We are going to use spreadsheets for our data analysis. The web page for almost every statistical test will include a spreadsheet that you can download and use with the Windows or Macintosh versions of Excel. As a UD student, you can download Microsoft Office, which includes Excel, for free from UDeploy. The spreadsheets should also work with Calc, part of the free OpenOffice.org suite of programs.
I like using spreadsheets for statistics because most of you already know how to use them, and because they make it easy to combine graphics with the statistical tests. If you're interested in a field that only uses fairly basic statistics, such as molecular or cell biology, the tests that you can do with spreadsheets are likely to be all you'll ever need.
Wherever possible, I've linked to someone else's web page that will perform each statistical test, and you may use them for the homework if you prefer. I found most of these web pages using John Pezzullo's excellent list of Interactive Statistical Calculation Pages, which is a good place to look for information about tests that are not discussed in this course. For most tests, the web page version is not as easy to use as a spreadsheet, and many web pages only handle limited sample sizes. Some web pages, however, do tests that would be difficult to set up on a spreadsheet.
Each of my web pages about a statistical test also includes instructions for performing the statistical test using SAS. SAS is a powerful but user-unfriendly statistical package that can do statistical analyses that are far beyond the abilities of spreadsheets. In previous years I have taught SAS as part of this class, but I am no longer going to do this. If you ever need to perform a statistical test for your own research that isn't available in a spreadsheet or web page, let me know and I'll help you do the test with SAS.
If you already know a comprehensive statistical program, such as SAS, JMP, R, SPSS, or Stata, you may use it on the homework assignments instead of my spreadsheets. However, SAS is the only one I know, so I won't be able to help you with any of the others.
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May 20, 2015 08:30 ET
Indicated Resource of 4.7 million tonnes grading 5.31% Zn, 2.07% Pb, 0.41% Cu, 48.52 g/t Ag and 0.59 g/t Au, and an Inferred Resource of 2.40 million tonnes grading 4.76% Zn, 2.07% Pb, 0.70% Cu, 38.82 g/t Ag and 0.42 g/t Au; using a 5% ZnEq(i) cutoff
VANCOUVER, BRITISH COLUMBIA--(Marketwired - May 20, 2015) - Trevali Mining Corporation ("Trevali" or the "Company") (TSX:TV)(LMA:TV)(OTCQX:TREVF)(FRANKFURT:4TI) announces results of an independent mineral resource estimate update for its polymetallic Stratmat Deposit in the Bathurst Mining Camp of New Brunswick, Canada. Using a 5% ZnEq* cutoff, the resource estimate prepared by SRK Consulting (Canada) Inc., returned 4.70 million tonnes grading 5.31% zinc, 2.07% lead, 0.41% copper, 48.52 g/t silver and 0.59 g/t gold in the Indicated category and 2.40 million tonnes grading 4.76% zinc, 2.07% lead, 0.70% copper, 38.82 g/t silver and 0.42 g/t gold in the Inferred category (Table 1 & Figure 1).
The large Volcanogenic Massive Sulphide deposit consists of at least five discrete mineralized zones that span a distance of over 2 kilometres. The multi-lens, multi-zone deposit remains open for expansion at depth and the Company considers the exploration potential good-to-excellent (Figure 1).
"The resource estimate has successfully increased the Companies confidence in the Stratmat deposit and added significant new tonnage, all very important for the next phase as Trevali advances its growth plans for the Bathurst Mining Camp," stated Dr. Mark Cruise, Trevali's President and CEO.
The results from this SRK study will be incorporated into a planned Preliminary Economic Assessment update scheduled for later this year (Figure 2).
Table 1: 2015 Capped Indicated and Inferred Mineral Resources at the Stratmat Project at various Zn-equivalent cut-off grades, after SRK Consulting (Canada) Inc.
*ZnEq= ((Cu Grade*Cu Price*Cu Recovery)+(Pb Grade*Pb Price*Pb Recovery)+(Zn Grade*Zn Price*Zn Recover+(Ag Grade*Ag Price*Ag Recovery))/Zn Price. In calculating ZnEq, SRK utilized the three year rolling average commodity prices. Price for Au is $1300 per ounce, Ag is $21.15 per ounce, Cu is $3.00 per pound, Pb is $1.00 per pound, and Zn is $1.00 per pound. A recovery of 88% was applied to Zn, 72% was applied to Pb, 50% was applied to Cu, 45% was applied to Ag, and 0% was applied to Au. The pounds of metal are in-situ and have not had any mining factors applied to them.
To view Figures 1 and 2, please visit the following link: http://media3.marketwire.com/docs/1008106_F1-2.pdf
Mineral resources were estimated by Dr. Gilles Arseneau, P. Geo. of SRK Consulting (Canada), Inc. an appropriate "independent qualified persons" as this term is defined in National Instrument 43-101. Dassault Systemes Geovia Gems® version 6.6 (Gems) software was used to review and modify the geological solids provided by Trevali, prepare assay data for geostatistical analysis, construct the block model, estimate metal grades and tabulate mineral resources. The Geostatistical Software SAGE2001was used for geostatistical analysis and variography.
The mineral resource incorporates the results of 339 core boreholes both historical and those drilled by Trevali. The original assay data was composited to 1.5-metre lengths, and then outliers were appropriately capped. Robust variography of the composited and capped data was possible for the Main and S1 Zones, where Ordinary Kriging was used to estimate resources. In the cases of the New, S0, and S5 Zones, variography was inconclusive; and Inverse Distance Squared was used to estimate mineral resources.
A density weighting factor was applied to the S0 and S1 Zones where sufficient data exists to support such weighting. The Main, New, and S5 Zones are not density weighted due to insufficient data.
Mineral resources were estimated into 5-by-5-by-5-metre blocks in multiple passes with successive passes only interpolating a block if it had not been estimated by a previous pass. Blocks were only estimated if at least two drill holes and 3 composites were found during passes one and two. A maximum of 12 composites were used to estimate a block grade. Pass one used a narrow search ellipse based on variography, and pass two used a wider search. During pass three, blocks that had at least two composites within the search ellipse were interpolated. Blocks interpolated during the first pass are categorized as indicated, and blocks interpolated during subsequent passes are categorized as inferred.
A detailed NI 43-101 report will be lodged on SEDAR and the Company's website within 45-days.
Qualified Person and Quality Control/Quality Assurance
EurGeol Dr. Mark D. Cruise, Trevali's President and CEO and Daniel Marinov, P.Geo, Trevali's Vice-President of Exploration, are qualified persons as defined by NI 43-101, have supervised the preparation of the scientific and technical information that forms the basis for this news release. Dr. Cruise is not independent of the Company, as he is an officer, director and shareholder. Mr. Marinov is not independent of the Company as he is an officer and shareholder. On-site personnel at the project rigorously collect and track samples which are then security sealed and shipped to Bureau Veritas Minerals Laboratories (BVML) preparation facility in Val D'Or, Quebec for crushing and splitting and coarse rejects were assayed at BVML in Vancouver, BC. BVML quality system complies with the requirements for the International Standards ISO 9001:2000 and ISO 17025: 1999. Analytical accuracy and precision are monitored by the analysis of reagent blanks, reference material and replicate samples. Quality control is further assured by the use of international and in-house standards. Blind certified reference material is inserted at regular intervals into the sample sequence by Trevali personnel in order to independently assess analytical accuracy. Finally, representative blind duplicate samples are routinely forwarded to an ISO compliant third party laboratory for additional quality control.
Trevali is a zinc-focused, base metals mining company with one producing operation in Peru and another currently undergoing commissioning in Canada.
In Peru, the Company is actively producing zinc and lead-silver concentrates from its 2,000-tonne-per-day Santander mine.
In Canada, Trevali owns the Caribou mine and mill, Halfmile mine and Stratmat deposit all located in the Bathurst Mining Camp of northern New Brunswick. The Company is currently commissioning its 3,000-tonne-per-day Caribou mine.
All of the Company's deposits remain open for expansion.
The common shares of Trevali are listed on the TSX (symbol TV), the OTCQX (symbol TREVF) and on the Lima Stock Exchange (symbol TV). For further details on Trevali, readers are referred to the Company's website (www.trevali.com) and to Canadian regulatory filings on SEDAR at www.sedar.com.
On Behalf of the Board of Directors of
Mark D. Cruise, President
This news release contains "forward-looking statements" within the meaning of the United States private securities litigation reform act of 1995 and "forward-looking information" within the meaning of applicable Canadian securities legislation. Statements containing forward-looking information express, as at the date of this news release, the Company's plans, estimates, forecasts, projections, expectations, or beliefs as to future events or results and the company does not intend, and does not assume any obligation to, update such statements containing the forward-looking information. Such forward-looking statements and information include, but are not limited to statements as to: the accuracy of estimated mineral resources, anticipated results of future exploration, and forecast future metal prices, anticipated results of future electrical sales and expectations that environmental, permitting, legal, title, taxation, socio-economic, political, marketing or other issues will not materially affect estimates of mineral resources. These statements reflect the Company's current views with respect to future events and are necessarily based upon a number of assumptions and estimates that, while considered reasonable by the Company, are inherently subject to significant business, economic, competitive, political and social uncertainties and contingencies.
These statements reflect the Company's current views with respect to future events and are necessarily based upon a number of assumptions and estimates that, while considered reasonable by the company, are inherently subject to significant business, economic, competitive, political and social uncertainties and contingencies. Many factors, both known and unknown, could cause actual results, performance or achievements to be materially different from the results, performance or achievements that are or may be expressed or implied by such forward-looking statements contained in this news release and the company has made assumptions and estimates based on or related to many of these factors.
Such factors include, without limitation: fluctuations in spot and forward markets for silver, zinc, base metals and certain other commodities (such as natural gas, fuel oil and electricity); fluctuations in currency markets (such as the Peruvian sol versus the U.S. dollar); risks related to the technological and operational nature of the Company's business; changes in national and local government, legislation, taxation, controls or regulations and political or economic developments in Canada, the United States, Peru or other countries where the Company may carry on business in the future; risks and hazards associated with the business of mineral exploration, development and mining (including environmental hazards, industrial accidents, unusual or unexpected geological or structural formations, pressures, cave-ins and flooding); risks relating to the credit worthiness or financial condition of suppliers, refiners and other parties with whom the Company does business; inadequate insurance, or inability to obtain insurance, to cover these risks and hazards; employee relations; relationships with and claims by local communities and indigenous populations; availability and increasing costs associated with mining inputs and labour; the speculative nature of mineral exploration and development, including the risks of obtaining necessary licenses and permits and the presence of laws and regulations that may impose restrictions on mining,; diminishing quantities or grades of mineral resources as properties are mined; global financial conditions; business opportunities that may be presented to, or pursued by, the Company; the Company's ability to complete and successfully integrate acquisitions and to mitigate other business combination risks; challenges to, or difficulty in maintaining, the Company's title to properties and continued ownership thereof; the actual results of current exploration activities, conclusions of economic evaluations, and changes in project parameters to deal with unanticipated economic or other factors; increased competition in the mining industry for properties, equipment, qualified personnel, and their costs. Investors are cautioned against attributing undue certainty or reliance on forward-looking statements. Although the Company has attempted to identify important factors that could cause actual results to differ materially, there may be other factors that cause results not to be as anticipated, estimated, described or intended. The Company does not intend, and does not assume any obligation, to update these forward-looking statements or information to reflect changes in assumptions or changes in circumstances or any other events affecting such statements or information, other than as required by applicable law.
Trevali's production plans at the Caribou Mine, Halfmile and Stratmat projects, and Santander Mine are based only on Indicated and Inferred Mineral Resources and not Mineral Reserves and do not have demonstrated economic viability. Inferred Mineral Resources are considered too speculative geologically to have the economic considerations applied to them that would enable them to be categorized as Mineral Reserves, and there is therefore no certainty that the conclusions of the production plans and Preliminary Economic Assessment (PEA) will be realized. Additionally where Trevali discusses exploration/expansion potential, any potential quantity and grade is conceptual in nature and there has been insufficient exploration to define a mineral resource and it is uncertain if further exploration will result in the target being delineated as a mineral resource.
We advise US investors that while the terms "measured resources", "indicated resources" and "inferred resources" are recognized and required by Canadian regulations, the US Securities and Exchange Commission does not recognize these terms. US investors are cautioned not to assume that any part or all of the material in these categories will ever be converted into reserves.
This news release does not constitute an offer to sell or a solicitation of an offer to buy any of the securities in the United States. The securities described herein have not been and will not be registered under the United States Securities Act of 1933, as amended, or the securities laws of any state and may not be offered or sold within the United States, absent such registration or an applicable exemption from such registration requirements.
The TSX has not approved or disapproved of the contents of this news release.
Trevali Mining CorporationSteve Stakiw, Vice President,Investor Relations and Corporate Communications(604) 488-1661 / Direct: (604) firstname.lastname@example.com
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The library is open to our members on a self-serve basis anytime services are scheduled and when the church office is open. It contains over 4,000 books and numerous media items. Materials are added through memorials and gifts honoring relatives and friends and by inclusion in the church budget. Suggestions of titles to include in the collection are welcome.
A cordial welcome is extended to all members to visit and use our library.


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A paper-throwing incident between a Form Two student and a male teacher at the Presentation Brothers College (PBC) in St George's ended in the hospitalisation of the student allegedly bleeding through the nose.
The New Today has reliable information that the altercation started with the student repeatedly throwing papers at the teacher that escalated into a fight between the two of them.
The student is said to be from the Frequente area in St. George's while the mother and father of the teacher are well known citizens.
One report indicated that the male teacher who completed his tertiary education at the close of the last school year grabbed the student in the area of the throat and held on tightly to the point where the youngster started bleeding from the nose.
According to a source, the student fell unconscious and had to be rushed to the St. George's General Hospital where he remained hospitalised for approximately two days.
When The New Today contacted the School on Tuesday for comment on the altercation, an official at the institution informed this newspaper that both the teacher and the student are presently on the compound.
When contacted, a Senior Education Officer at the Ministry of Education indicated that she was not in a position to speak on the issue.
However, an Officer attached to the Public Relations Office of the Royal Grenada Police Force (RGPF) confirmed that they had heard about the incident at PBC but that no official report had been made to the department for action to be taken.
The father of the teacher was also contacted and told our news desk: "I cannot comment".
In recent months, officials of the Ministry of Education have been downplaying a number of reported cases of physical confrontation between teachers and students at the nation's schools.
When this newspaper broke the story about a male teacher pulling a knife at a female student at the Happy Hill Secondary School (HHSS) following a confrontation at the Food & Nutrition Laboratory, the matter was virtually swept under the carpet.
Sources told this newspaper that no official investigation was carried out by the Ministry of Education into the incident but that a senior Education Officer requested the Public Service Commission (PSC) to transfer the teacher to the Westerhall Secondary School (WSS).
Last month, police were forced to lay a charge of murder on a 13-year old school girl of HHSS for the death by stabbing of a 17-year old male student of the same secondary school.


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The loons of the left continue to goosestep in their Destroy Trump crusade. They just don't get it. It's quite an array of gasbags who can't get over Hillary Clinton blowing the presidency to the bombastic Trumpster.
What a crowd of critics he has lined up against him as the mid-term elections approach.
Here's a list: "Nutty Nancy" Pelosi, the Democratic party minority leader in the U.S. House of Representatives and Sen. Charles "Upchuck" Schumer in the Senate. There's also Congressman Adam Schiff-less in the House, who keeps popping up on MSNBC and CNN with his drivel about Trump-Russian collusion plus other rumors.
Another loon who is making an appearance to trash Trump is has-been actress Cynthia Nixon, formerly of "Sex and the City," to deliver some cheap shots. And, lest we forget, there's good old Maxine Waters with her rants and calls for attacks on Republicans and Trump supporters in restaurants and public places for purposes of intimidation.
Recently, another has-been actor, Peter Fonda, took shots at the Trump family, including Trump children. Real brave, Peter. Your late daddy would be proud of you (we doubt), but, maybe sister "Hanoi Jane" would pile on.
Surely Sen. Elizabeth "Pocahontas" Warren would add her name to the crowd of Trump haters. She's even thinking of running for president. Please run, Elizabeth, you could be part of a dream team along with Joe "Over the Hill" Biden.
The list wouldn't be complete without throwing in Joe "The RINO" Scarborough and his girlfriend "EEKA" from his morning Schmo show on MSNBC.
That's my all-star cast of worthies to join the clowns trying to derail the Trump Express. Should they continue to line up in the forefront of the Resistance, I can foresee Trump winning re-election to a second term without breaking a sweat.
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In my profession, I talk to hundreds of people each week and they are always telling me that they want to do something and be a part of something that will allow them to "make an impact". The majority of people truly want to make a difference and they want to live a life of significance. The problem is they aren't sure of the how or the what. The larger problem is that they let their current situation dictate what their future will be. They feel they have to be in a certain position or at a certain financial level before they can accomplish what they want. This, my friends, is an attitude problem and it directly impacts the action we are willing to take in order to achieve our desired goal.
Most things in this world we have zero control over, no matter how much we think we do, or want to have. The desire to control everything, and the inevitable realization that we don't, is what drives us to become angry and frustrated with any given situation, and those reactions will cause us to ultimately miss the solution.
There are 2 things we have total control over: our actions and our attitudes. Once we realize this, we can begin to grow beyond the boundaries and limitations we have set on ourselves.
#1) Actions
These are the things that we are willing to do in order to achieve our desired level of success. Choosing to do nothing is an action as well. Don't kid yourself into thinking it's not. You will never grow beyond where you are at right now if you're not willing to do more. We cannot let ourselves believe the excuse of – I'd do more if I just had the _________. Keep telling yourself THAT and one day you'll look back on your life with regret realizing you've always had everything you needed in order to accomplish anything you ever desired, but you never acted on it.
#2) Attitude
This is the mental state we allow ourselves to live in. Notice I said ALLOW. This is because we can choose at any time we want to have a better attitude about ANYTHING in our lives. Attitude is 100% a matter of choice. There is no outside influence that has control over our attitude. Not everything will go the way we want it to go all of the time, but we can choose how we respond to and feel about every single situation in our lives.
I hear it debated all the time that the smartest people are the most successful and sometimes it just does not matter how hard you try. HOGWASH!! Intelligence without proper attitude and action is useless. THAT is why attitude will always trump IQ. The smartest person in the room can be paralyzed by fear of failure and sometimes being exceptionally intelligent will even contribute to that fear because of the predisposition society has towards intelligence. Smart people are expected to do and be better and that pressure can sometimes keep someone from pushing boundaries and make them stay in their "safe zone".
We must realize and accept that failure is a part of life. Every single successful person you can think of has failed more than most people have tried. That's why they are successful! Our favorite athlete was not born successful, they had to work at it and they had to fail over and over and over. The difference between success and failure is choosing not to quit. I hear so many people say "I refuse to fail!" and I understand what they mean –what they're trying to convey. What could happen if we chose the attitude of "I refuse to quit!" instead? We cannot succumb to the fear of failure when the tragedy of having never tried is far worse! Failing means we are trying, and trying is the only thing that leads to accomplishing.
Here's the deal though; we are not defined by our failures, we are defined by how we react to them. Every failure in our life will give us the opportunity to either whine and cry, or rise and try. Choose the one that will take you down the path you want to walk, because at the end of the day, our lives end up being what we choose them to be.
We cannot control if something doesn't work out exactly how we wanted it to, and we have to be OK with failing. We can just never allow ourselves to be OK with never trying or quitting.
If we will take control of our actions (the effort we put into our own success) and our attitudes (the state of mind with which we approach our success) then we will be capable of achieving everything we want in life.


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Travel Portraiture
"Travel Portraiture" - the term can often strike fear into the hearts of even the most experienced photographers!
The act of actually capturing images of local people can seem daunting to many, but with a little confidence, patience and a modicum of local knowledge, this can be one of the most rewarding aspects of Travel Photography.
For the best images, it is vital to obtain the trust and co-operation of the person involved, this way they will give you the all important 'eye contact' required for a truly great shot.
Spending a little time with those involved will be both a rewarding and beneficial experience for both of you and appearing interested in a subjects work and life will put them at ease.
Even if you do not speak the language, learn the basics of "Hello" "Please" and "Thankyou" - when used with a smile just these three words alone will break down barriers between you. The rest can then be achieved by simple hand-gestures.
The more you try it, the easier it becomes... and it can be a truly rewarding experience to capture an image that you know can not easily be copied!


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i've found my new favorite drink, uji shimizu and cold almond milk; matcha, sugar, and milk, whisked to a frothy green. i tried it hot last night, and it was okay, but today i made it with cold milk and it is so very yummy!
i've started work on another eyepatch. the theme with this one is honey, and more specifically, the honey bee. i never really liked honey until i came to the south and tried the local tupelo honey; it's very sweet, similar to simple syrup or agave nectar. that was about seven years ago. i've since acquired a taste for acacia, sourwood, star thistle, and winter white honeys, as well as an appreciation for the bees which create them.
it's difficult to imagine what will happen to the honey bee in the future, and it's hard to not jump in and try to save them once you learn of the bad husbandry they've fallen under. a couple of years ago i read this controversial post about the honey bee, and it made me think. i've since learned more from radio casts, books, and magazine articles, but everyone needs a starting point. however, the book which made me love the honey bee was chalice, by robin mckinley. you may think it's hard to love an insect, but it isn't, not really.
i'm not quite finished with the bees on my eyepatch, i'm looking for black fresh water pearls for their heads, the ones i do have, being drilled in the wrong spot.


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Do you know why i suggest you all to take the backup in regular basis this is why,if you are running a blogger and you are getting good revenue from your blogger so please don't think that your are the owner of this blogger google is the owner google is controlling our blogger's all activity.I had read over the internet about several cases where are blogger's blog has simply disappeared and Google never explain about it or get it back.in many cases google also block for policy violations and also many hackers are ready to heck for escaping to hack your blogger take backup regularly.
Take the backup of your Blogger:
1. Sign in to your blogger you will see a dashboard see picture below.
1. Sign in to your blogger you will see a dashboard see picture below.
2. Click on Design than Edit HTML now check the Expand Widget Template see picture below.
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Believe it or not, the shape, size, and color of your eyebrows can have a huge impact on your face. You can do anything you want with your makeup, hair, and clothing, but at the end of the day, your brows can make or break a look.
Eyebrows have been subjected to beauty trends and ideals for a lot longer than most of you probably realize. For example, Ancient Egyptians darkened and elongated their brows with carbon and black oxide substances and medieval woman relentlessly plucked them in order to draw attention to their domed foreheads (a desirable trait at the time). Even in my life, I have seen changes in eyebrow shapes and size, so I know that many of you are also no stranger to the bushy eyebrows of the '80s, the skinny brows of the '90s, and now the bold, thick look of today.


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Pitlochry Angling Club News
Keep up to date with the latest fishing news in the Pitlochry area of Highland Perthshire
Friday, July 8, 2016
Fishing Well
Only one angler out today but with the river at a good height and plenty of fish about it was perhaps not surprising that a fish was caught - Tony Brown was the successful angler landing a fish of 10lbs this morning on the fly on Pitlochry bank. Hopefully more to come tomorrow.
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A Guy You Want Next to You When the S%#T Hits the Fan – Interview with ORANGE JULIUS' Steve Froehlich
by moxielicious
In our final installation of interviews with cast members of ORANGE JULIUS, we're thrilled to be talking with the actor who plays the dynamic role of Ol' Boy, Steve Froehlich. This world premiere closes Sunday October 18, 2015 so don't wait to get tickets!
You play a really fascinating character that's different from the other characters in ORANGE JULIUS. Can you tell us about him?
My character's name is Ol' Boy. He is an Army Soldier in Vietnam, created out of the main character Nut's imagination as she explores in dream-like sequences what it would be like to be present with her father Julius when he was fighting in Vietnam. Basically all of my scenes are exploring this dynamic with Nut and Julius: she's trying to be manly, I'm extreme craziness and Julius is full of fear. It's a unique dynamic. Nut has a wonderful line where she states her "father made me watch Platoon, Full Metal Jacket and Apocalypse Now every single year Veterans' Day when they all played on television," and Ol' Boy is an amalgamation of the most gonzo caricatures of those films. Ol' Boy has seen the worst of it and has learned how to use those experiences to keep him—and everyone else around him—alive. With his temper he can snap at any moment, but he is the type of guy you want next to you when the shit hits the fan. Oh yeah, and this is an understatement, but he swears A LOT! Every time he enters from backstage he's swearing immediately, and sometimes it seems as if every other word spewing out of his mouth is an expletive. He is a tornado when he comes on stage.
How are you alike and different from him?
Just like Ol' Boy, I am: Athletic, Committed, Focused, Funny, Intense, Loud and Loyal.
The famous acting teacher Uta Hagen taught (impressed upon her by Harold Clurman) that you must know yourself fully so you can bring all of yourself—or what is required of you—to that character. So in this role I rely a lot on my natural physicality to bring Ol' Boy to life.
Unlike Ol' Boy, I am not: Extremely fearless, nor do I have an uncontrollable explosive temper.
When I was younger I swore profusely, having to do with always playing competitive team sports, but I worked hard after college when I entered the professional world to tone down that behavior. Although, last week at coffee a friend of mine asked, "Why are you swearing so much? I've never heard you talk that way." I guess Ol' Boy has rubbed off on me a little bit; at least temporarily. Thanks for writing this Basil! Haha
As a child we moved around every three years or so because of my father's career in the U.S. Coast Guard, but that was the closest I came to the military. So, no matter how much I can prepare being a soldier, I've never been there. During the "actor" talkback one Sunday after the show, multiple audience members expressed how they served during Vietnam, and they all had different and personal experiences to share. I just hope that I could bring truth and believability to Ol' Boy and not let those patrons down. Thank you to everyone that has served our country! God Bless you and your families.
What research or preparation did you do to get into character?
When Casting Director Jennifer Berry called me about auditioning for the role, she specifically told me to think Robert Duvall during the napalm beach scene in "Apocalypse Now." I've seen all the movies mentioned in the script and knew immediately what they wanted. And it felt beyond great when Basil Kreimendahl (the writer) told me that my audition was exactly how Ol' Boy was imagined when he was being written. That took me by surprise!
My senior year in high school I took a military history class and we watched "Full Metal Jacket." That was my first exposure to understanding the Vietnam Conflict. For the next few years, when I wasn't reading a textbook in high school or in college, I was reading a book on Vietnam, the Korean War and World War II. I really enjoyed learning about those periods in history, so when I was offered this role, I had a lot of useful information floating around in my head to draw from in creating the back-story of Ol' Boy. Plus, my father served 30+ years in the military, and so did his father, so growing up I was a military brat and I liked learning about the military and war.
One of my first acting teachers implored upon his students to watch a movie or TV show everyday as a way to learn, and for the past three years I daily watch just as much as I read. War movies and documentaries are a genre I routinely consume, so I had a lot to draw from visually when bringing Ol' Boy to life: both the drill sergeant's barking orders and the 1000-yard stare quote from "Full Metal Jacket;" Tom Sizemore getting shot at and standing fully upright in "Saving Private Ryan." Creating the physicality of Ol' Boy and how he moves in the jungle guided my approach.
What moves you most in the script?
What excited me more than anything in the script was that this is a World Premiere and I get to originate the role of Ol' Boy. I wasn't informed of this fact until after I was hired for the role. This is a first for me. Another first, which is a by-product of a doing a World Premiere, is that I get to work with the writer during the rehearsal period. Both of these firsts created a superb atmosphere for creating a character.
But in reference to the script, the Vietnam-era is something I've studied copiously so any script relating to that timeframe is always of interest to me.
From Ol' Boy's perspective, the camaraderie that's required to stay alive in the Vietnam scenes is parallel to the relationships we all need in order to overcome the challenges and obstacles that real life brings.
Overall, the topic of family and relationships is poignant, especially trying to remember those that have passed on good terms and having to recreate those memories in our mind so we never forget them. The mother France chastises her daughter Crimp for the way Crimp remembers her father: "sometimes, I think you must've grown up in a different house." Crimp remembered her father in a sweet way, even if it wasn't necessarily true from the mother's perspective. But sometimes that's okay.
My mom grew up outside of Chicago and came from a huge family. So, every winter/holiday season, I would see all of my aunts/uncles/cousins and I always cherished those times. We'd sometimes have up to 25 people all staying for a week in my grandmother's tiny house! After both of those grandparents passed away when I was about 14, since then the family has never gotten together like that again; so I have to hold onto "my" memories to keep that wonderfully warm time alive. Therefore, someday when I have a family of my own, we can do it the same way.
Catch Froehlich and the rest of the cast of ORANGE JULIUS before they close this Sunday October 18th at 2pm. Tickets available at http://www.moxietheatre.com or call 858-598-7620


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A fairly newcomer on the scene, Direct Auto Insurance was founded in 1991, while Progressive has been around since 1937. Both offer low rates by providing discounts, but there are few other similarities.
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BEIRUT — A senior Syrian official hinted Tuesday that President Bashar Assad's resignation might be considered if the opposition agreed to negotiate a peaceful settlement to the 17-month-old conflict.
Deputy Prime Minster Qadri Jamil spoke during a visit to Russia, where he met with Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov and discussed creating a transitional government.
"Making his resignation a condition for dialogue effectively means closing negotiations before they begin," Jamil said, but "during negotiations there is nothing off the table that any of the sides can suggest, including this issue."
Jamil said Syrian authorities wanted a dialogue "to form a government of national unity."
His comments follow some recent defections from the government, including Prime Minister Riyad Farid Hijab and possibly Vice President Farouk Shara, though state media have reported that Shara has not left. Hijab has said the government controls no more than 30% of the country.


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Manage Tab
To change user permissions, right-click on the campus folder (or relevant project folders) in the left-hand navigation, and select "Access Rights".
The resulting manage tab of an object or project folder enables users with management rights to set and modify user permissions for that object or project folder. For any given user or user group, a user with management rights can grant or deny 'Read', 'Write', 'Remove', and 'Manage everything' permissions. Users without management rights for a given object or project folder will not see the 'manage' tab.
- Read: users can view and download metadata and content files, copy objects to a project folder they own, and add objects to their worklist. You can experiment with what read permissions allow you to do by looking at the contents of any campus folder other than your own. For users denied read privileges on an object or project folder, it will appear as though that object or project folder does not exist.
- Write: users have read privileges, and can create, edit, and delete objects and project folders. Users denied write privileges cannot create, edit, or delete objects or projects folders.
- Remove: users with remove permissions on an object or project folder can delete that object or project folder. Users denied remove permissions cannot delete that object or project folder.
- Manage everything:users have write privileges and have management rights on an object or project folder.
The remove permission is mainly intended to be denied, so as to restrict the actions available to users with write permissions.
On the manage tab, there are two ways permissions are defined: inherited permissions and local permissions. Local permissions have priority over inherited permissions, and granted permissions have priority over denied permissions. We'll be referring to the screenshot below in the following sections on permissions inheritance and local rights.
Permissions Inheritance
Permissions are inherited down the project folder hierarchy. Anyone with permissions for a given campus folder, project folder, or object will automatically get those same permissions for all child project folders and objects. Unless otherwise specified when the account is requested, all new users of the DAMS are created with read-only permissions. Each campus has a DAMS user with manage everything permissions at the campus folder level that will grant user permissions on that campus as necessary.
In the above screenshot you can see that the Administrator user has full rights, and the Members group has read-only rights on the Bobcat project folder. Since these rights are inherited, we know that the Administrator user has full rights on the UCOP campus folder as well, while the Members group has read-only permissions on the UCOP campus folder. Furthermore, all project folders and objects within the Bobcat project folder will inherit these same rights.
You can block inherited permissions on a project folder or object by selecting the checkbox 'block permissions inheritance'. The project folder or object, and all child project folders and objects, will cease to inherit permissions specified higher up in the hierarchy. Any local rights you specify, however, will continue to be inherited by child objects and project folders. Since all users have read-only permissions to all objects and project folders in the DAMS, a project folder that contains objects that shouldn't be read by users other than ones specified is a good candidate for blocking permissions inheritance.
Local Rights
Local rights are defined on a project folder or object on top of any inherited rights. When a user wants to begin working in the DAMS, the DAMS user with manage rights for that campus must define local rights on the relevant campus folder, project folders, or objects.
In the above screenshot the administrator has granted local rights to just the Bobcat project folder, so that specific members of the Members group have not just read permissions (defined via permissions inheritance), but also write permissions. These users will have write permissions on all project folders and objects created within the Bobcat project folder due to permissions inheritance.
To grant or deny permissions, begin typing a username or group name in the autocomplete box under 'Add a new security rule'. Select the action (grant or deny), and the permission level (read, write, delete, manage everything), and then press 'Add permission'. Permissions are not saved until you press the 'Save local rights' button, so you can continue adding permissions for other users in this way. When you are ready to save your changes, press 'Save local rights'.
While the remove permission is intended to be denied so as to restrict users with write permissions, granted permissions have precedence over denied permissions, so a user granted write permissions on the Bobcat project folder but denied remove permissions on the Bobcat project folder will be able to delete objects in the Bobcat project folder. The granted write permission - which includes the ability to delete objects, overwrites the denied remove permission. Local permissions have precedence over inherited permissions, however, so to restrict a user with write permissions on the Bobcat project folder, create a Bobcat (Protected) project folder within the Bobcat project folder, and locally deny remove permissions on the Bobcat (Protected) project folder.


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