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(Charisma) I have been stirred up by the Lord (and so have other ministries I know) that it is time to start "reaping the harvest"—and that requires everyone. So I am writing this article to you to try to get people to see it's not a burden to win the lost, and you don't have to be an "Evangelist" to win people. It's easy if you are Spirit-led.
The article starts here, and my personal story is underneath.
God Is Calling Fishermen!
I have heard several strong words lately about looking again at your first calling. What was it that you first felt impressed to do? What was on your heart then? I think there are a lot of callings that have been sidetracked. It's not that we are doing anything wrong—but we have picked up other things that are good, and even fruitful. And yet, we have dropped some of the things that God first gave to us.
Sometimes we have to take a look back in order to move forward. One thing I know: We have to start "going fishing." Jesus said, "I will make you fishers of men." He didn't take one or two of the disciples aside and say that. He said that to all of them. You don't have to be an "Evangelist," as in five-fold ministry, to be a fisher. You just need to enjoy the Lord, stay under the anointing and be open to that fact that there are "fish" all around you. Keep your antenna up and you will know who you have a divine appointment with. I don't believe you are meant to talk to everyone you see. You can be Spirit led. CONTINUE


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Financial Planning & Policy Committee
Meeting Minutes
Date: October 22, 2012
Location: Administration Office
Time: 6:30 p.m.
Committee: G. Benz, Chair J. Olvany. Absent: D. Graham
Commissioners: M. Murdock
Staff: S. Wilson, K. Bingham, J Bowen, K. Eppelheimer
Agenda Topics:
1. Call to Order
2. Approval of Minutes
3. Communications and Correspondence
4. Recognition of Visitors
5. Old Business
6. New Business
7. Next Meeting
8. Adjourn
Discussion Items:
1) The Meeting was called to order at 6:33 pm.
2) The Committee approved the minutes of September 24, 2012 as presented.
3) Communications and Correspondence – None
4) Recognition of Visitors – None
5) Old Business
a. FY 2013-17 Capital Improvement Plan – Executive Director Wilson explained the electronic sign at the corner of Glenview and Skokie Roads was an opportunity to better communicate District programming. This item was in the 2010 Budget but not deferred into future years and, as a result, was dropped. After some discussion on its merits, the Committee recommended the item be placed back in the five-year capital improvement plan in a future year.
b. Review of Illinois Municipal Retirement Fund – This was to follow-up to last month's discussion on the funding of the District's retirement program. A Moody's status report on their comments request for a change in consideration of pension obligations in the rating methodology was presented. Chair Olvany had calculated the needed amounts to attain different funding levels. Discussion included additional funding, impact to future Park District rated debt, level of Board awareness of the issue and additional information needed. Staff will follow-up with the District's financial advisors and bring GASB 50 Disclosures to the Committee in the spring.
6) New Business
a. 2012 Tax Levy and Truth-In-Taxation – Superintendent Eppelheimer presented recommendations on the 2012 Tax Levy. Staff generally develops the levy recommendation based upon expense levels and fund balances. Since all the budgets have been reviewed by the Committees, the tax levy fills in the additional revenue lines. Each fund was briefly discussed and how the Corporate and Recreation Fund amounts were developed. There was discussion on the Special Recreation Fund, the additional future capital needs and the use of its fund balance. Overall, the recommended 2012 levy is flat to the 2011 extended levy. There was discussion on the impact the tax cap has had on the aggregate funds. The Committee discussed increasing the aggregate levy by reducing the Special Recreation Levy. Staff believed this would be a good approach while taking advantage of future funding opportunities. The Committee recommended changing the mix between the capped and non-capped funds to take advantage of the CPI increase while keeping the entire levy flat. The Committee recommended the Truth-In-Taxation Resolution 2012-R-7 be approved in its reviewed form by the full Board, real estate taxes at $4,619,000 exclusive of debt service.
b. 3rd Quarter Financial Statements – Superintendent Eppelheimer presented the third quarter financial review with favorable results through September 30. Surplus from operations is considerably higher than 2011 because of tax collections as well as a very good summer season for programs. The cash funds available will make it easy for the District to meet its debt obligation in late November. Chair Olvany had praise for the business units and their financial positions going into the last quarter of the year. There was no action required by the Committee.
7) Next Meeting – The next meeting is scheduled for November 26, 2012.
8) Adjournment – With no further business to discuss, the Committee adjourned at 7:30 p.m.
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I love the people in my life that are completely bat shit, bonkers, snap bean crazy as hell. They are so entertaining. They also should be heavily medicated in most cases. And don't think for a minute that I don't occasionally include myself in this precious group of folks. We all could sit around a campfire and roast all the losers on this earth that make us who we are. Because it isn't us… it's them. Really… IT ISN'T US… IT IS THEM!
I could write a book (oh wait… I am writing a book) about all the things that make us want to take a flying leap off the deep end or stand on the edge and kick the idiots of the world who drive us nuts, right off that same edge, into the dark abyss never to return.
I used to make my friend return things for me at the mall (you know who you are) … (Melanie) because she had that LOOK. That "don't mess with me" look that everyone was intimidated by and the return was expedited in a timely manner. Otherwise they were idiots and God help them. I just sat back as an observer because I think it was therapy for her when she had to deal with a customer service challenged person in the return department. They learned a lot if nothing else. She was able to unleash her wrath on them rid herself of all her pent up hostility and walk away with a smile. The poor person in the return department was left seriously questioning their career choice and pondering what the hell just happened. It was fabulous.
I don't have that look. Although I think I am slowly developing some semblance of an intimidating glare. My husband says I have crazy claws like wolverine… and the look that goes with it. He does a great imitation of them coming out, complete with the "swoosh" sound. Maybe to him I do… and I don't think that is such a bad thing!
I think we all have a "crazy line", like a line in the sand. We can either stay in control and stay on the safe side of that line or we can just hopscotch over it and play with all our looney friends. It's much more fun on the looney side… just saying. If only everyone else in the world would just leave us alone.So, my friends, appreciate the crazy people in your life. As long as they are not a danger to themselves or others (and I mean bodily assault like danger) enjoy them for all the aspects of their craziness. As long as they are entertaining they are worth keeping. Laughter is the best medicine and crazy laced looney laughter is even better!


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"As of the most recent meeting, as the minutes released earlier today show, the Board felt that further easing might be required over time. The Board was also conscious, though, that a significant easing of policy had already been put in place, the effects of which were still coming through and would be for a while. In addition, the latest inflation data, while not a major problem, were a bit on the high side, and the gloom internationally had lifted just a little. So it seemed prudent to sit still for the moment. Looking ahead, the question we will be asking is whether the current settings will appropriately foster conditions that will be consistent with our objectives -- sustainable growth and inflation at 2-3%."And there were other points made in the minutes to buttress Stevens' comments from last night's speech. Early on there were these words about how there had been a small improvement in the outlook offshore:
"... [i]nternational economic news over the past month was, on balance, more positive than in recent months, though earlier weak data had led forecasters to expect further delay in a pick-up in global activity. The pace of growth in China appeared to have stabilised in response to the earlier fiscal and monetary stimulus, with a pick-up in infrastructure construction. Timely measures of production and spending were mixed, but had generally been stronger in recent months."And at home the RBA saw the domestic economy had slowed from earlier in the year, but not by much:
"Overall, growth of the Australian economy had slowed from an above-trend pace earlier in the year, with recent indicators of activity suggesting that economic growth was more moderate in the September quarter."There's a bit of code breaking to be done as usual with the minutes: "above-trend pace" growth for the economy is usually "bad" in that it can lead to a lift in inflation, in wages/demand, and become unstable. Sustained growth at "above-trend pace" usually brings interest rate increases. But now the economy has slowed to a pace closer to trend, especially household consumption. Growth around trend (3-3.5%) is more comforting for the central bank. That slowing happened in tune with the rise in inflation in the September quarter, although much of it came from those sharp jumps in electricity prices, plus fruit and vegetables. There's not much that can be done about seasonal and agricultural issues (although we could allow the import of more fruit), but there are still more power price rises to work their way through the economy, plus the impact of the carbon tax (which appears to be a touch less than Treasury expected). While recent wage data has been encouraging in inflationary terms (so much for FWA ushering in higher wage demands), the RBA would like to see the slower pace of domestic activity press down on inflation over the next few quarters, rather than risk keeping cost pressures high by another rate cut. That is probably why rate cuts, while in the wings, will not be centre stage for a quarter or two, unless the US economy falls off the fiscal cliff in early 2013 and threatens to drag the rest of the world with it. The broader lesson from all this is that, like Wayne Swan and his hedging of his bets over the surplus, the RBA is trying to make policy in an environment lacking clear signals. If the world economy was facing a recession, or Chinese growth remained (by its standards) sluggish, or resources prices crashed, or the Aussie dollar went back up to $1.10 or higher, policymakers both in Martin Place and in Canberra would have a clearer guide about fiscal and monetary policy. Ditto if the US economy surged, Europe got its act together or the dollar fell back to a more sensible level. But policymakers, along with the rest of us, are living in a period in which global economic uncertainty, our resources boom, changes in Australian consumption and savings habits and the internet are all making it harder to understand exactly what is going on in the economy and what is about to happen. We'll need to get used to it. The December 4 board meeting will happen the day before the September quarter growth figures are released by the Australian Bureau of Statistics, and two days before November's employment data is out. Released on December 3 and 4 will be retail sales and building approvals for October. The data should give the RBA board some information to judge how close to "trend" demand and growth are travelling. That will remain the key judgment for an interest rate decision.


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The regulatory function is vital in making safe and effective healthcare products available worldwide. Individuals who ensure regulatory compliance and prepare submissions, as well as those whose main job function is clinical affairs or quality assurance are all considered regulatory professionals.
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There are a number of variables to consider when dewatering the dark, murky bowels of underground utility vaults and manholes. The most important factor is to comply with federal, state and local regulations when pumping the water. But finding the correct filtering device to uphold Best Management Practices for pumping vaults poses challenges of its own, and is dependent on what contaminants may be present in the water. The filter configuration for pumping a vault with heavy sediment and possible PCBs will be different than for that of pumping a vault in which the water is simply just discolored and cloudy.
For this reason, we've created an easy-to-use online flow chart of various EVAC filter combinations for vault and manhole dewatering. The step-by-step interface allows users to specify their low volume waste challenges, which in turn helps to determine which components are recommended to dewater their vault or manhole. Each suggested solution is represented by a short animation that demonstrates the dewatering configuration in action.
We hope this will serve as an interactive tool for those who regularly provide maintenance to underground utility networks, and would be happy to discuss all of our dewatering and filtration solutions with you in more detail if requested.


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The Google of Healthcare: Making Big Data Work for—As Opposed to Against—Our Patients' Best Interest
Wednesday, March 14, 2018 2:00 pm to 3:30 pm
Hatcher Library Gallery, Harlan Hatcher Graduate Library (913 S. University Avenue)
Our data are collected at every turn: where we drive, who we email, what we google, what we buy. Perhaps a last bastion of expected privacy protections surrounds our health data—but while some systems (like healthcare providers) have stringent governance, others (like wellness apps) do not. Ready access and linkage of medical information can help us provide better care to our patients, but it can also serve to harm, alienate, and erode trust. This talk will explore how health data are currently being collected and by who, as well as ways we can both serve and protect our patients in the future.


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Get in Early – Christmas Promotional Ideas and Festive Greetings
Whilst you might think that we haven't had a Summer yet here in the UK it is time to think about your Christmas promotional ideas and festive greetings. All to soon the clocks will have turned back and the Whitney Woods and Pop up mailers Elves will be granting those wishes. Want some inspiration? Here are some novelty suggestions:
Let it Snow Let it Snow…
Pop up Snowflake corporate greeting cards melt the hearts of your customers and suppliers every time. Sent out compressed into a mailing wrap your Pop up Snowflake shape jumps out as soon as released and grabs immediate attention. A hanging loop is an optional feature for these Christmas promotional ideas but it allows your recipients to use as a festive greetings ornament too. Adding a touch of surprise and novelty to your festive greetings makes you stand out from the crowd.
Driving Home for Christmas……..
A Pop up pitched roof building which we call the Pop up House is a delightful and quirky business Christmas card greeting idea. You can depict any building you wish and use your artwork to make is festive too. These Christmas promotional ideas attract much attention and create a talking point with co-workers too. Festive greetings of this calibre knock spots off traditional Christmas cards.
Pop up Festive Greetings Cards
You may still prefer to stick to traditional Christmas cards but add a pop up feature to make them more attention-grabbing. A Parallelogram Pop up Card is a great addition to your Christmas promotional ideas. You can impress your customers and suppliers alike with a pop up central feature card. This company Christmas card is just one from an array of styles to choose from but is a popular choice with marketing agencies throughout the year as well as at Christmas.
For more inspiration for your Christmas marketing and mailing ideas see christmasmarketing and whitneywoods


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Nominated for a Best Foreign Language Oscar in 2016, this French-Turkish film "is a tender, funny, and painful portrait of five sisters fighting for their freedom" - The Atlantic.
In a Turkish village, five orphaned sisters (Günes Sensoy, Tugba Sunguroglu, Elit Iscan) live under strict rule while members of their family prepare their arranged marriages. As the girls' list of restrictions grows —no school, boys, digital technology, sports games, revealing clothes — each sister begins to push back in her own way.
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Hello to everybody!How is everyone doing? It's been a pretty interesting week for the George West Elders of Beeville District. This week Michelle was baptized!!! We didn't know until the night before if she was for sure going to be baptized this Sunday, but everything worked out and she was baptized by her husband Kyle!! They're awesome, I'm so happy for them:)
Speaking of people coming to Christ, we are teaching an awesome guy named Hunter. He's 32, lives alone in Mathis, works as an x-ray tech for welders and things like that and he's seriously super prepared. He says he's been looking for a church to go to in this area because he moves around a lot, and he wants to learn how Christ can help him with his family unity issues and other things of that nature. He keeps in pretty good contact with us, and he's super down to come to all church activities, including the FHE we're having tonight with the ward! He's amazing, we still have a long way to go with him though, so please keep him in your prayers!!
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Agents Hunt Frame are handling the sale of this property which is one of only a handful of original three bedroom detached bungalows situated at Langney Point.
On the market for £289,950, the home is within 300 yards of the seafront and benefits from a garage, off-road parking and a south-westerly rear garden.
The spacious and well-maintained accommodation includes an entrance porch, entrance hall, lounge, kitchen, three bedrooms, shower room and separate wc.
The property also has double glazed windows and gas central heating.
Call Hunt Frame on 01323 737373 for further information or to arrange a viewing.


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1. Crafty Creations featuring Spots and Dots
3. Fab 'n' Funky featuring using something "New" (New stamp, paper, embossing folder, embellishments)
4. Crafty Anne featuring "For Someone Special"
beautiful card,i am sure the receipient will love it and the thought that has gone into it thankyou for joining us at fab'n'funky this week
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Your bible teacher should love it, it's a beautiful card.ReplyDelete
This is sensational!! The colors and image are so rich and vibrant. I'm sure it will be treasured.ReplyDelete
Beautiful project. Great colours.
Thanks for joining us at Crafty Creations challenge.
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Guys, thanks for taking the time to check out my card and commenting...Just awesome!ReplyDelete
Stunning work Jo Ann. Your design has come together beautifully and your teacher will treasure this. Thank you for sharing your work and the story behind it with us at Crafty Ann's
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A lovely card Jo Ann, Im sure your teacher will just love it!
Thanks for joining in with Crafty Ann's challenge.
You have created something quite special in this card, Jo Ann.
Such lovely and thoughtful details.
Thank you for joining in with Crafty Ann's challenge.
Oh my this is a wonderful creation the colours and the image are quite spectacular I love this so much thank you for joining our challenge at Crafty Ann's
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Jo Ann, a card that has so much thought in the creation and meaning behind it. Thanks for joining in with Crafty Ann's Challenge Blog this fortnight. We hope to see you back again in the future. Best wishes, Kym xxxReplyDelete
To Crafty Ann folks...You have left me all very wonderful messages...I am so glad to join your challenge and we'll definitely join again in the future...God bless you all!ReplyDelete
What a beautiful card and perfect for a man. I'm sure you're class teacher will treasure it. Thanks for sharing this lovely creation with us at Crafty Ann's. Hugs xReplyDelete
Wow - this card is fantastic and the fact that it's a 'man' card makes it extra special as they are so hard to cater for. Seems to me you've got the knack.
Great card.
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Newly declassified State Department documents provide further evidence that even as the Reagan and Bush Administrations forged ahead with a policy of conciliation toward Saddam Hussein, they were amassing evidence of Iraq's military capabilities and regional ambitions, its harboring of Palestinian terrorists and its eradication of political opponents.
While senior officials publicly portrayed the Iraqi President as having curbed his radical impulses, some privately characterized him as a totalitarian leader whose world view, in the words of one State Department memo in September 1988, "is that of a conspirator who believes that power comes from the barrel of a gun."
The documents, declassified this week in response to appeals by Representative Sam Gejdenson, a Connecticut Democrat, provide the fullest record to date of the relationship between the countries from 1984, when the Reagan Administration quietly discarded its official neutrality in the Iran-Iraq war, until August 1990, when the Bush Administration scrambled to punish Iraq for its invasion of Kuwait. Wealth of New Details
While the policy of conciliation has been known, the declassified material provides a wealth of new details.
Mr. Gejdenson heads a House foreign affairs subcommittee that is investigating the Administration's policy toward Iraq before the gulf war. A growing number of lawmakers have argued that there might never have been a war had the United States pursued a harder line against Mr. Hussein.Continue reading the main story
The State Department memos, cablegrams and letters and interviews with senior Administration officials reveal fierce internal battles over issues like the transfer of high-technology equipment to Iraq, human rights violations, terrorism and American-backed agricultural loans to Iraq.
Despite ominous signs of aggressive behavior by Mr. Hussein in early 1990, the Bush Administration did not penalize him with measures like trade sanctions, a reduction of the American diplomatic presence in Baghdad, a cutoff of technology transfers or reinstatement of Iraq on the list of nations supporting terrorism. Instead, it sent a stream of private diplomatic messages of concern. No 'Signal' of Outrage
"These documents show that the U.S. Government took no action that would send a signal to Saddam that our outrage was so great when he gassed the Kurds, when he harbored terrorists, that it would cost him the friendship of the United States," Mr. Gejdenson said in a telephone interview. "It's worse than no one paying attention. Those paying attention at the highest levels were trying to coddle Saddam."
Among the revelations is that a State Department document apparently written shortly after the 1988 election of Mr. Bush warned that Iraq had emerged from its eight-year war with Iran as a "great military and political power, and is aiming higher," adding that it was using a "big-stick approach to the Kuwait border issue and in Lebanon." But a seven-page review of United States-Iraq policy recommended that the United States open a major campaign to push through technology transfers despite the objections of the Commerce and Defense Departments, calling technology "our most important asset" with Iraq.
The newly declassified documents also show that the State Department's Bureau of Human Rights concluded that Iraq showed a consistent pattern of gross violations of human rights after it used chemical weapons against the Kurds in 1988 and therefore was subject to various economic sanctions under law, according to a November 1988 memo to George P. Shultz, then the Secretary of State. But the Administration overruled its human rights experts, deciding instead to oppose the sanctions on the grounds that they represented "Congressional micro-management of foreign policy." State Department Skeptical
The decision was made despite State Department skepticism that Iraq would keep its promises to refrain from future use of chemical weapons. "Having gotten away with the use of chemical weapons on a number of occasions, the Iraqis may very well use them again the next time they consider such use necessary," said the joint memo from the heads of three State Department bureaus.
The documents also show that the United States knew that Iraq was providing safe haven to Palestinian terrorists from 1982 to 1990, but repeatedly told Congress that the evidence did not warrant returning Iraq to the list of countries supporting terrorism.
An assessment by intelligence agencies in July 1990 concluded that Mr. Hussein "has strengthened his ties to terrorist groups and may use terrorism to intimidate his Arab and Western opponents."
But there was fierce opposition within the State Department and elsewhere in the Administration to labeling Iraq a supporter of terrorism, according to senior Administration officials, and the country was reinstated on the list only after the Kuwait invasion. Weapons Got Through
The documents also show that despite an official ban on the transfer of American-made military equipment to Iraq during the Iran-Iraq war, some weapons and weapons with American components did get through via third countries. Among them were 100,000 artillery shells produced in Greece with American-made fuses that were shipped in 1986.
Most of the documents discussing foreign policy recommendations and analyses date from the Reagan Administration, when Iraq was at war with Iran, a sworn enemy of the United States. Few of the documents bear the name of Secretary of State James A. Baker 3d, and Mr. Gejdenson said that the State Department has thus far refused to declassify other important documents.
Some of the most interesting memos concern the State Department's intimate knowledge of terrorist activities by Palestinians based in Baghdad during the 1980's. The documents say three groups that the United States has blamed for terrorist incidents -- those led by Abu Nidal and Abul Abbas and one called the May 15 Group -- received safe haven in Baghdad or had links to groups there.
The 1982 removal of Iraq from the State Department list of sponsors of terrorism paved the way for billions of dollars in American trade with Iraq. When some members of Congress urged that Iraq be returned to the terrorism list, a letter from Mr. Schultz assured them that Iraq would be restored to the list if there was evidence that it had resumed support for these groups.
But a July 1986 survey of United States policy on Iraq's terrorism, provided to Mr. Shultz by the State Department's acting chief intelligence officer, said that "there have been developments that suggest that Iraq remains reluctant to cut completely its links to terrorist groups." It said that "Abul Abbas seems to have been permitted to take refuge in Iraq following the Achille Lauro hijacking," a notorious takeover of a cruise ship in which an American was killed. A Warning in 1990
The documents show that in June 1990, the American Ambassador to Iraq, April C. Glaspie, warned the Iraqi Deputy Foreign Minister, Nizar Hamdoon, about the return to Iraq of Abu Nidal, who is held responsible for numerous terrorist attacks in the 1980's. The documents also illustrate a concerted State Department campaign to transfer high-technology goods to Iraq, involving frequent attacks on the Pentagon and the Commerce Departments for obstructing the improvement in relations by withholding licenses for goods that could be used by Iraq's military.
One April 1986 document written in the State Department's Bureau for Near eastern and South Asian Affairs, for example, said the Pentagon "has simply found a device for blocking legitimate high-tech sales to Iraq while appearing to take the high ground on proliferation issues."
In a later, undated memo during the Bush Administration, John H. Kelly, as Assistant Secretary of State responsible for the Middle East, characterized United States licensing procedures as "a drag on trade with Iraq," recommending that the State Department could play a more active role in curbing the authority of an interagency committee responsible for reviewing exports that could be used in Iraq's weapons of mass destruction. Eager to Show Good Will
So eager was the State Department to garner good will with Mr. Hussein that in a memo in July 1989, Mr. Kelly and another official recommended to his superior, Under Secretary of State Reginald Bartholomew, that the United States approve the transfer of a system to protect Mr. Hussein's personal aircraft and helicopters form missile attack. The memo said the "sale of this system to the head-of-state would be a small good-will gesture" in line with United States policy.
Although the sale never went through, according to Administration officials, the memo says Mr. Hussein was allowed to buy communications security devices for his Presidential Palace.
The documents also illustrate the prevailing view that Mr. Hussein's moderate "tilt" during the Iran-Iraq war was a strategic change and not just a temporary tactical maneuver.
"Iraq's shift toward moderation, cooperation with neighbors, and mainline Arab positions on Palestine seems permanent and deepening," the State Department's top intelligence officer wrote in March 1988, five months before the end of the Iran-Iraq war. The memo continued, "Fears of Iraqi aggression seem exaggerated," adding that "Kuwait might have had cause to be anxious" only if Iraq had decisively and quickly won the war years before.Continue reading the main story


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New Life Auto Collision is a premier auto body shop in the Cerritos, CA area. Our staff is on top of all the industry trends, and continuing education. Even though we have grown substantially and have become part of the New Life Auto Collision National Network, we will continue to keep a family environment. New Life Auto Collision Cerritos has a fantastic and simple claims process, and our commitment to quality combined with the New Life Auto Collision Guarantee will give you peace of mind. For the best collision repair in Cerritos, CA, come see us.
Our auto body repair shop is centered on outstanding customer service and the highest quality repairs on every vehicle that leaves our shop. Our staff is continually trained on making your vehicles repair process smoother. From fair and accurate estimates to industry-leading turnaround times, we are the body shop for your vehicle's next auto body repair. When it comes to matching paint, our computerized systems match your cars characteristic color, helping your vehicle look like new. Our structure analysis systems make sure that every car is still safe for the road before it leaves our shop.


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Derby Railway Angling Club
"Encouraging the healthy art of angling"
River Trent
Kings Mills
Kings Mills
Access to this section is down Kings Mills Lane at Weston on Trent, the club has recently resurfaced this and parking is on the verge at the bottom. The River is 50-60 yards away from the end of the Lane.
Trent at the Kings Mills looking across to the Priest House.
Upstream of the Lane is the remains of Kings Mills weir the centre of which is broken.
Above the weir the river runs at the foot of a steep bank on the opposite side it is fast and shallow although there are some deeper pegs on the old weir which produce chub and barbel.
When it bends away from the bank there is a very deep slow corner (12-14feet) which produces bream, chub and pike.
Downstream of Kings Mills Lane, the river has a good variety of swims, the first field starts with a gravel riffle, it then deepens to ~ 8-10 feet by the old chain ferry, a good barbel area, below which it gradually shallows up towards the bottom of the field to ~ 4-6 feet. This is a good stick float area for roach and dace during the summer.
Looking down the first field at Kings Mills
The second field is short, just above a couple of islands in the river this and the first 400 yards of the next field is fast with a gravel bottom a good area for barbel.
Just above the islands
Just below the islands
Below were the mill fleam re-enters the river widens and slows down and continues like this down to the Railway Bridge at Castle Donnington.
Approx. half way down the third field at Kings Mills.


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They May be in Short Supply
according to this Fast Company report.
Read this short article to see brief descriptions of 8 features of Critical Thinking that employers are looking for. Then, ask yourself - which ones do you have, which ones are lacking, and are there any that you EXCEL at? By the way - how do you justify your assessment? Here are the Critical Thinking evidences.
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Signal Media and HBO Europe closed the deal to sell the rights to the animated series "Be-be-bears".
The popular Russian animated series "Be-be-bears", produced by Parovoz Animation Studio commissioned by VGTRK and adapted for international sales by Digital Television Russia, became available to viewers in Central and South-Eastern Europe on the HBO Europe network.
Now small viewers in Europe have another reason to watch TV. The agreement on the acquisition of cartoon rights was signed by HBO Europe and Signal Media, exclusive distributor Digital Television Russia content.
HBO Europe is the European division of one of the largest US media corporations. HBO Europe is a premium pay television service operating in 3 Central European Countries: Czech Republic, Slovakia, Hungary and also 11 Eastern European countries: Poland, Romania, Bulgaria, Slovenia, Kosovo, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Croatia, Moldova, Macedonia, Montenegro and Serbia.
In Europe, the media holding has been broadcasting since 1991 and today the company has 10 TV channels covering 14 countries in Central and South-Eastern Europe. And in 2016 the total number of network subscribers exceeds 130 million worldwide.
"Be-Be-Bears" is one of the most popular projects of Parovoz Animation Studio. The cartoon is focused on the audience from 3 to 6 years old, but it is enjoyed by elder children and parents too. The project develops thinking and creativity, teaches friendship and kindness. "Be-Be-Bears" is about Bucky and Bjorn's amusing adventures. The two protagonists are quite different: brown bear Bucky invents gadgets and polar bear Bjorn loves nature. The characters try to balance their respect towards nature with their interest in technical progress by experimenting with both, while using a positive attitude. They often get into sticky situations, but always overcome any hardships with the help of their friends. Effortlessly, young viewers learn about strategy and manners through the show's games and sweet humor!
Mobile applications for children, created by Interactive Moolt publisher, based on the animated series, are also popular: "Be-be-bears" app was featured by the App Store in 70 countries, and "Rhythm and Bears" app was downloaded over 1.3 million times round the world.


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You have been an avid user to Outlook and have years' worth of data stored in the form of OLM files. But now you are switching to Apple Mail and want to know how to import .OLM file to Apple Mail.
I am sure you have tried the simple intuitive way of importing files into any client. You went to Apple Mail, clicked on 'File' à 'Import Mailboxes' and wanted to select the appropriate .OLM file format to import your Olm files.
But what's this? There's no option to import .OLM format, nor is there any mentioning of Mac Outlook.
Yes, one of the troubles of email migration is that the file that one client uses isn't compatible with the other, and that's exactly the case here. So, let me break it down to you in simplest terms for your original question of how to import OLM file to Apple Mail – there is no possible way to import OLM file to Apple Mail in its original form.
What do you do? Clearly, there must be some way to migrate your data from Outlook to Apple Mail even if you cannot import OLM to Apple Mail.
There is, and if you look around on web, you will few find alternatives. One of the most common approaches is to sync your data to an email server (just add a new dummy account to Mac Outlook and sync the data online). Add that email account to Apple Mail, and this time sync the data back into the client.
Other methods aren't so popular since they are too technical. MX records modification, property mapping, manual forwarding of emails, and anything else of this nature is clearly out of bounds for basic home user. These techniques don't even work well in a work-environment where they are experts for such IT projects.
Hate to break it to you, the above manual approach and other highly technical methodologies are all too complex and inefficient.
The simple one is to convert .OLM file to MBOX file for Apple Mail.
What is MBOX file, you ask? It is simply the native file format that Apple Mail employs for storing data (just as OLM is for Mac Outlook). So, by OLM to MBOX file conversion, you don't have to import .OLM file to Apple Mail; you rather put all your contents into a new file with .MBOX extension and then import that file.
And how do you do that?
Here's another catch-22 into our destination of perfect data export. Converting OLM to MBOX files is manually impossible. There are third-party apps to do that for you. And how this conversion will turn out to be depends on which tool you are going to use.
There are few decently built tools, but when it comes to tasks like these, decent isn't enough.
Thankfully, we came up with a perfect tool built by a renowned software company (USL Software) that you can use right now and get all your .Olm files to Apple Mail by simply converting them to .MBOX.
It's called "OLM Extractor Pro" and it has the inner structure that wins over all the other OLM to MBOX conversion tools that you can find. The intelligent algorithms written to extract the entirety of your data within OLM files work its magic and deliver precise and clean MBOX files.
There's a lot more to "OLM Extractor Pro" that can be covered here. To give you an idea, it has functions like merging contacts to VCF file, merging calendars to ICS file, saving read & unread emails to separate folders, etc.
The best way to find out about these features and how exactly can you use them to your advantage is to download the free trial version here.
How to import OLM files to Apple Mail is one of the most commonly asked questions when it comes to switching email clients. And unfortunately, the answers available till now have been disappointing.
Read More: http://www.uslsoftware.com/olm-to-mbox-converter-for-mac/
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Monday, January 19, 2015
A tractor for Lloyd
Teapot Tuesday: http://www.splitcoaststampers.com/forums/teapot-tuesdays-f260/mmtpt337-~january-13-2015~-tonights-success-factor-depends-tractor-t595663.html
Sketch: http://yournextstamp.com/blog/
Black and white, including a die cut (tag): http://cutitupchallenges.blogspot.com/
Monochromatic: http://inkyimpressionschallenges.blogspot.com/
Sentiment and ribbon: http://craftyribbonschallenge.blogspot.com/
Simple: http://crafterscafeblogchallenge.blogspot.com/
Any: http://wagsnwhiskersrubberstamps.blogspot.com/
6 comments:
- Holly AKA KopyKat said...
Oh he is going to love this!
- January 19, 2015 at 9:17 PM
- Muktas creations said...
nice card he is definitely going to love this ...thanks for joining inky impressions monochrome challenge :) all the best ..
- January 20, 2015 at 7:54 AM
- Gale said...
This is a fab card. He will love it.. Thanks for playing along with us in our "KISS Challenge" at The Crafter's Cafe. We hope to see you again soon. Hugs, Gale DT
- January 20, 2015 at 7:34 PM
- Marianne's Craftroom said...
Fun card thnks for playing at crafty ribbons
- January 21, 2015 at 1:57 AM
- Lynsey said...
Hi Dorothy, I'm sure this card will make the receiver very happy! Thanks for joining in with the Crafty Ribbons Challenge this time.
Hugs Lynsey x
- January 21, 2015 at 2:43 PM
- Julie E said...
What a great friend you are, I am sure your card will be appreciated. The B& W works so well with this image. Thanks for joining in the fun at YNS!!!
- January 24, 2015 at 3:06 PM
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First, to add more color I though it would be fun to layer the mesh over actual paper die-cuts...both cardstock and pattern paper. So I cut the leaves in bazzill cardstock and some fall-ish looking pattern paper. In this case it's some pattern paper from the Graphic 45 Steampunk Spells Patterns/Solids set.
To answer one of the most asked questions, how do you get the leaf to stay flat while gluing?
I glue one side at a time - both with the plain mesh (on the non-stick craft mat) and when gluing the mesh to the cardstock. I hold onto one side and glue the other - let the glue cool and then I glue the second side.
If by chance you have a piece of mesh that is bent or doesn't want to lay flat, I hold the area down that want's to curl with a paper piercer or other metal tool. The tip of your scissors would work, a long straight pin, etc. I stick with metal because the hot glue once cool will peel right off the metal...it doesn't come off of wood, plastic or other materials nearly as easy ~ or at all in some cases.
So, here are the mesh leaves glued down to the cardstock and pattern paper.
The mesh gives both a really great dimension and texture.
Now, since I didn't want to cover up the pattern paper or cardstock I had to think of another way to color the glue. While I was rummaging around this weekend I happened to think of something that would work perfectly....metallic rub-ons!!!
I used the ones that look like they are in paint strips from Craf-T Products but you could use Inka Gold; Rub & Buff or whatever else you have on hand.
Check out how cool they look....
And here are all of them mixed together...
Now several people wanted to know what to do with them.
Well, you could add them as embellishments to cards, scrapbooks, scattered on your mantel and more. I did some searching on Pinterest for leafy projects and below are just a few. You could use these mesh leaves in place of the leaves pictured for all of these projects....
So there you go...loads of fun ideas to use real, fake or mesh leaves!
Hope you have fun playin' around with these...
they really are quite fun once you get the hang of gluing them.


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Finished the filming of 'Feedback'
The distributor eOne Films tells us that on March 23 the filming of 'Feedback' has concluded. This thriller supposes the opera prima of Pedro C. Alonso, that is released in the largometraje after a successful race in the world of the publicity. Alonso also signs the script for the film, along with Alberto Marini ('El Desconocido', 'Extinction', 'While you sleep').
Filmed entirely in English, the main casting is led by the British Eddie Marsan ('7 days in Entebbe', 'Ray Donovan', 'Atomic', 'Sherlock Holmes'), Paul Anderson (' Peaky Blinders', 'Hostiles',' The Reborn ') and the Spanish Ivana Baquero (' The chronicles of Shannara ',' The Club of the Uncommitted 'and Goya Revelation Actress 2007 for' The Labyrinth of the Faun '). To those who accompany Richard Brake ('Kingsman'), Alexis Rodney ('Guardians of the Galaxy') and the young Oliver Coopersmith ('Tin Star'), Nacho Aldeguer ('The promise') and the young Alana Boden, who recent She has been nominated for the Critics Choice Awards for her role in 'I am Elisabeth Smart.'
Filming has been ongoing for five weeks at the Tex 45 studios, on the outskirts of La Coruña, where the central decorations of the main plot, which takes place in a London radio studio, were recreated. The last week of filming, the team traveled to London to shoot several shows in the British capital.
'Feedback' is a Vaca Films production ('One Hundred Years of Forgiveness', 'The Unknown', 'El Niño', 'Cell 211') and Ombra Films ('The Commuter', 'Mindscape'), and features the participation of Televisión Española and Movistar +, and the support of ICAA, Agadic and Programa MEDIA.


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Wednesday, January 5, 2011
Post One Hundred and Something: Dead People - Wholeheartedly Rejecting 2011.
I'm back, reluctantly. I love the mortuary but the Christmas and New Year break did me well. Pity brisbane pissed its sky-pants the whole time causing me to go stir crazy indoors...but it was glorious. Sorry for the blog break!
It's an interesting phenomenon but all morticians agree on the observation...the week before Christmas the fridge gets really quite and then BANG, everyone dies after Santa visits. It's almost as if Santa himself takes the grim reapings along with the cookies and milk. We think that maybe the human spirit kicks in and people on their death bed hang on to so they can spend the day with their families. The hopeful spirit sees the clock pass by Jebus's birthday and then POW, straight in the kisser. I'd say we get a 20% increase, and thats certainly statistically significant from what I can remember from my cloudy uni brain.
So, the last few days I've been trocar savvy. Staff is also at skeleton crew (puntastic!). A few fun moments have been had in between the insanity. One such experierince: I buried a man in an amazing pink one piece jumpsuit today, pretty much made my life complete.
Hope the resolutions have been set and the year has rolled off to a...rolling start?
Peace. x
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A pink jumpsuit of his choice or yours? A-mazing!ReplyDelete
His choice!ReplyDelete
I think you may be correct about your post-Christmas-keelin'-over stat. We've been keeping stats over the last few years at my workplace, and we find that the workload significantly increases during January.ReplyDelete
Here in Victoria, we've also got another weird data spike - people hang on until just after the Grand Final, them BAM. Talk about regional variations...
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Ok, so I have had intermittent trim issues w my 1985(260 horse) Searay runabout open bow....for the most part it has been operational just annoying ...it would occasionally not adust while out in the water.....I have been prepping to pull it out and winterize last night, trim came up fine and I left it there for morning in case I had problems.... I brought the boat up to the trailer and tried to put it in the trim in the trailer position, nothin, up or down.....it was in the max up position for in the water and I had to leave it there ...and pull it out of the water in this position....with a little drag I got it Parker and winterized but there is no way I can drag it back to town....what do I do ? Can I get the trim up manually some how to get it back to town? I can't leave it where it's at for winter.....what is wrong with it and can I do some tests to isolate the problem?.....help! ......rob
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Guest Reviews | Key West Hotel Reviews
My husband and I had a wonderful experience at the Cypress House Hotel. Shanice (not sure if the spelling is correct) at the front desk was awesome! She recommended great restaurants and fun activities. She took a lot of time giving us detailed directions. She was amazing! Our room was beautiful, as well. It was very clean and very well decorated. Breakfast was delicious each morning (my husband is a very picky about his breakfast and he was pleased every morning). We had a great experience and would definitely choose the Cypress House if we return to Key West.By: Haley Craft on August 17, 2015
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How was God's reputation being threatened? Simply that while Israel deserved to be destroyed, if He were to destroy Israel (cut you off), then He would have broken his covenant with Abraham, Isaac and Jacob. Recall for example how in interceeding for Israel, Moses recalled to God the covenant:
Ex 32:11-13 But Moses sought the favor of the LORD his God. "O LORD," he said, "why should your anger burn against your people, whom you brought out of Egypt with great power and a mighty hand? Why should the Egyptians say, It was with evil intent that he brought them out, to kill them in the mountains and to wipe them off the face of the earth? Turn from your fierce anger; relent and do not bring disaster on your people. Remember your servants Abraham, Isaac and Israel, to whom you swore by your own self: I will make your descendants as numerous as the stars in the sky and I will give your descendants all this land I promised them, and it will be their inheritance forever."It is interesting that God is concerned about how He is perceived even by unbelievers or foreigners. If this is the case then we should also be concerned about how other people perceive God through us. Are we upholding God's reputation? Do we give the impression that God is faithful?


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Ask the Swan Specialist
Date: 5 July 2017
Hi Nadine:
Mute Swans are known scientifically as Mute Swans (Cygnus olor). However, based upon their coloration, swan keepers will designate them as Royal Mutes or Polish Mutes.
Royal Mute Swans have the "normal" coloration of reddish orange bills, black feet and legs with their cygnets (baby swans) being taupe in color with black legs and black feet. Royal Mute cygnets' feathers will turn white at approximately 6-8 months of age with full coloration occurring at 1 year of age. Bills will turn reddish orange at approximately 1 year of age.
Polish Mute Swans have orange bills with taupe colored feet and legs and their cygnets are white in color at hatching with taupe colored legs and feet. Because the Polish Mute cygnets are white in color at hatching, the bills will be the only body part that will change in color (orange) at one year of age.
Polish Mute Swans were produced centuries ago in Eastern Europe when someone wanted to produce a "white swan" or albino. This did not occur, because the Polish Mute Swans known as the "white swan" was not an albino because it has some coloration. True albinism produces no color because there are no color pigments.
The Polish Mute Swans were at first thought to be a new species, however, they were determined not to be a new species, but a "leucistic" version (or a coloration produced by a genetic anamoly). This "genetic" coloration sometimes appears in Mute Swans throughout their breeding lives. It is possible that a swan pair will never have Polish Mute cygnets and in others, a swan pair will have Polish Mutes at sometime during their breeding lives.
From your description, the second swan couple have produced a Polish Mute cygnet and may be younger than the older cygnets from the other swan pair which may be the reason that it appears not to have full wings (flight feathers yet). Give it a few more months and it should fill out like the older cygnets. The Regal Swan
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HVA Exhibition at Harpenden Public Halls
What a splendid start to the Open Studios Season. At the Exhibition at Harpenden Public Halls over 70 artists took part with a huge variety of work on display. Click here to see our facebook album for further images of the exhibition halls and individual items. See some feedback from members below...
"Thank you for organising the Harpenden Halls Exhibition, it definitely brought several people over to our Open Studios at Artscape and I sold a second painting to a couple who bought one at Harpenden Halls. I thought the exhibition looked wonderful and was worth all the hard work. Hopefully others are also seeing positive results from it !" SUE WOOKEY
"We don't get many chances to exhibit together as a Forum, so I am really glad that I supported the Harpenden Public Halls Exhibition. The Artworks had plenty of space to breathe and the publicity seemed extensive. It was a great added bonus to have sold three pictures." SARAH HOW
"A thoroughly enjoyable weekend, with lots of interest in my work, which has already resulted in a visitor to my open studios who is considering using my textiles in an interior design project." LINDA GIFFORD
"I think the overall look of the exhibition was excellent, with the space being used well and showing a very high standard of work displayed. I would recommend repeating it as a showcase for the Open Studios and HVA. Repeat annual exhibitions, if they are good, attract an increasing audience as word goes round that they are worth seeing." PETER J BROWN
"I really enjoyed the exhibition - it was lovely to see such a variety of skills and talent on show. Having the crafts for sale in the other room was a great idea as it gave some life to, what was otherwise, a static event and it also gave people the opportunity to chat with some of the artists. Of course, the best part of it for me was that I sold a piece of my work and have been asked to quote for some more as a result." CAROLINE DAVIS
"The Harpenden Halls exhibition was my first public event. Several people came to our Open Studios having bought jewellery from me at the exhibition. It was also lovely to meet other artists and see such diverse talents." KATIE TANT
"Herts Visual Arts comes up trumps again. The young daughter of one visiting family was so inspired that she drew herself to sleep that night. The exhibition was also a reunion for me. A school friend (that I've not seen since the 70s) made the journey from Aylesbury on the strength of Facebook marketing, buying early Christmas presents in the craft hall. A huge thank-you also from the World Challenge boys for letting them help out and run what turned out to be a very popular tea shop. They're a step closer to their expedition target now thanks to you." HILLARY TAYLOR
"The Harpenden Halls Exhibition was an interesting new venture by Herts Visual Arts to act as a 'curtain-raiser' for Herts Open Studios. The exhibition really showcased some of the variety, scale and scope of HVA members in an environment which showed off the work well, both the large scale and smaller works. And it has been effective in a number of ways: to encourage Open Studios visits, to generate sales for the artists paricipating at the show, and interestingly, to stimulate further sales from follow-up visits. HVA is about providing opportunities for Hertfordshire artists, and opportunities for the public to appreciate their artists and this was a good example of that working." MEL HILBROWN, Chairman HVA
The Arts Team at Luton Hoo Walled Garden for the loan of the screens, Peter Osborne/St. Albans Art Society for loan of plinths, the staff at Harpenden Public Halls for their assistance, the Fundraisers from Sir John Lawes School for the catering... and last but not least all the members who helped with the set-up, stewarding and dismantling.
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i wish i had a friend like laurens (the girl who took the pictures) around because i would love to have some pictures like this!
love you and your belly lauren!
i wish i had a friend like laurens (the girl who took the pictures) around because i would love to have some pictures like this!
love you and your belly lauren!
your really nice. thats why your my friend. and you can have mt really nice friend take your pics next time your preggie cuz you will live out here.... RIGHT? well i'll keep dreaming...
Those are stunning! Really, she is gorgeous, and the setting is beautiful too! I love the cowboy and fields stuff! I think you should do one next time Ash and do it at the beach with surfboards and stuff!
Dude, she looks hot. I saw her last night and she has a beautiful and TAN belly You look good Lauren!!!! I love the picture of her by the tree in the blue dress. Oh wait, I like the frontal belly shot in the jeans too. I like them all. She is a beautiful girl. And she's really down to earth and funny too.
GORGEOUS. I wonder if she comes to the OC. I would love to have shots of my kids taken at the beach for a Father's Day gift for Stac.
Wow, those pics are to die for. I only WISH I looked like that when I was pregnant. Mine would be more like a concentration camp theme...
I don't like my face in pics when I don't smile either.
So beautiful! Lauren is a hottie for sure. Way to strut the belly. The coloring in those photos is so pretty.
please mr verizon man. please. pretty please. come to ashley's house and fix her dang internet. I NEED TO SEE NEW PICS OF IVY!!!!
Lauren! You are beautiful. The whole site that Ash linked to is incredible. Really.


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Guitar In Schools
Bringing quality music education to new and diverse students. By the thousands.
Developing guitar as an effective, inspiring, and rigorous course subject in American public schools is the cornerstone of ACG Education. Having assisted with the creation of hundreds of new guitar programs around North America serving tens of thousands of diverse students, we know first-hand that guitar is a uniquely powerful means of bringing the widely documented benefits of fine arts study to young people.
Our national and international services include curriculum development, teacher training, advocacy, and assessment protocols. Locally, our programs provide individual lessons and instruments for low-income students and programs, hundreds of annual student performance opportunities, college scholarships, direct teacher assistance, and daily classes for incarcerated youth at the Gardner Betts Juvenile Justice Center and braille-adapted instruction at Texas for the Blind & Visually Impaired.


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An arch that includes an array of flowers can make a lovely addition to a wedding, outdoor party or other event. Generally, arches are fashioned with wood or metal. While the prospect of attaching a flower arrangement to the arch can seem daunting, it's relatively easy, especially if you're prepared to build the arrangement on site and have the right supplies in hand.
Secure the arch to the site where you would like it positioned during the wedding, party or other event. Position a ladder next to the arch as you're likely to need it when you're creating the arrangement.
Place an assortment of freshly cut flowers and greens in a water-filled bucket where they can remain hydrated as you assemble the floral arrangement. Submerge a brick of plastic-backed floral foam in a water-filled bucket until it is completely saturated. Choose floral foam bricks that have a green plastic backing on one side.
Remove the floral foam brick from the water. Determine where on the arch you want to position the floral arrangement. Typically, an arch arrangement is centered at the top of the arch and faces outward so everyone can see it.
Secure the brick of floral foam to the arch using floral wire or cable ties. You'll probably want to stand on the ladder to do this and to complete the rest of floral arrangement.
Pick up a piece of greenery. Trim its stem to your desired length using a floral knife. Insert the greenery into the floral foam as desired, using it to create the foundation of the arrangement. Let long pieces of greenery drape down from the bottom and sides of the floral foam for a graceful effect. The advantage of creating the arrangement on site is that you can tailor it specifically to echo and flatter the shape and dimensions of the arch.
Insert your flowers into the floral foam. Echo the shape of the greenery with the flowers. Drape longer flower stems from the bottom and sides for an arch-inspired shape.
Make sure the floral foam, floral foam backing and floral wire or cable ties are all completely hidden by flowers and greenery. Step down from the ladder and away from the arch to view the arrangement from a distance.
Create as many arrangements for an arch as you desire. You might want to attach floral foam bricks to the sides of the arch for a lush look.
For a larger arrangement at the center top of the arch, wire two or more bricks of floral foam side by side before inserting the flowers and greenery.
Further embellish the arch by weaving long, flexible curly willow branches through it.


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Club Fed
The sign of honesty upon the work is given in the men's room of the title's minimum-security prison, where an undercover FBI agent calls headquarters and asks to speak to the director, who walks on-camera and praises the actor's believability.
The rehabilitation program at Club Fed is so successful that a felonious swindler not only turns straight businessman, he begins a new life as a woman (Allen Garfield in a beard). The Motown preacher (Sherman Hemsley) without a fig leaf of respectability, who answers a confession of sin with, "Haven't we all!", lives happily ever after with the tycoon, satirically reformed in just the hopeful way the warden (Burt Young) wins marathons in his perennial flight from justice after attempting to finagle millions out of the institution.
Even the FBI Director (Joseph Campanella) tries to get a piece of the action, only to have his mother write his memoirs when he's behind bars. Georgia O'Keeffe and The Horse's Mouth get a subtle send-up at an art auction of giant sculptural feet that fetch a low price at first, until the auctioneer says, "I want you to look at these feet!"
Judy Landers and Karen Black play a blonde of angelical dumbness and a brunette of hellish bitchiness, respectively.


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November 10, 2017
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Water in Rhinelander has been shown to contain small amounts of lead and arsenic, but according to Waste and Wastewater Utility the contaminants are not enough to be dangerous for you.
According to a 2017 report issued by the Waste and Wastewater Utility, the water in Rhinelander has been tested and has shown trace amounts of contaminants that include but are not limited to radium, lead, arsenic, copper, and sodium. According to the report, none of the contaminants breaching the water are violating the levels determined to be safe.
The report details what's in the water and how these contaminants may enter the water. However, the report does use tests from 2014, so the information found may no longer be accurate. The full report detailing what's in the water and how much of it is in the water can be found at Rhinelandercityhall.org.
Some of these things are in the water for a reason though, such as chlorine.
"They add chlorine to the water to keep bacteria at a minimum," said Mrs. Esslinger, who has a masters in Environmental Education and Natural Resources .
So some of these additions to the water helps us from becoming sick from bacteria, but some believe they can and have gotten sick from the water before.
Although contaminants in the water are well below the levels determined to be safe, senior Anthony Klabunde is still concerned.
"I've gotten sick from water before," said Klabunde.
When asked what might stop him from drinking the water Klabunde said,
"If I knew there was something in the water that could potentially hurt me, even if it is just a little bit."
Some people would be okay with these contaminants in their water if it was deemed safe, but not Klabunde.
"My family is kind of really healthy and my mother has us eat right and if the waters not right we don't like that because it's not good for us, we get sick, I've gotten sick from water before so this wouldn't be the first time," Klabunde stated.
However, Esslinger claims city water is better than well water.
"I know Rhinelander's water is just well water and is then treated," said Esslinger.
So it should be better than well water.
While contaminated water will be the target of disapproval, some believe it's best to be happy with the water you currently have.
"Be thankful we don't have to go down to the river to get water, be grateful and don't take it for granted," said David Ditzler principal of Rhinelander High School for six years now.