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I cannot say enough about how great Collette & Andrew are..
Capturing their wedding was complete honor <3
Andrew flies planes and plays the violin (mostly at the same time), besides that, he's just awesome! And Collette is a…. ROCKSTAR. Collette is amazing. That is all.
The two combined, makes for too much fun!
So.. they got married at the beautiful Michabelle Inn
Cake: Cocoa Bean
Florist: Especially for You
and a great time was had by all….
Here are just a few of our favorite captures from the Robin wedding <3
And Thank you, Katie Ostarly Photography, for capturing these amazing moments with me!!


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Merry Christmas. This week, Autodesk employees in the United States have the week off. This week bridges the Christmas and New Year's holidays. It's affectionately known as the week of rest. In years before we implemented the week of rest, most employees took vacation days during this week. The ones who didn't couldn't really get much done because so many people were out. Rather than have employees work at less than 100% productivity, the company established the time off as part of its annual holiday planning.
On Wednesday, January 2, we'll get back to automating our customers' design-and-make processes so they can realize the Future of Making — which enables them to do more, better, with less negative impact on the world.
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Click here for a Happy Summer message from our Alliance Elementary School principals.Have a safe and happy summer, Parkway students! READ MORE >
The Rockhill first grade students celebrated their 100th day of school on Wednesday, Feb. 5. Students participated in a variety of activities centered around the number 100 including making Fruit Loop necklaces with 100 Fruit Loops, solving 100 math problems, reading a poem with 100 words and even making a snack with 100 treats. Many students even made 100 item... READ MORE >
Parkway Elementary held the Second Quarter Awards Ceremony on Friday, Jan. 24. Parents were able to attend to watch their children receive their awards. The students were recognized for being Student of the Month in September and October, having perfect attendance, being the Top iReady scorers, being Above the Line, receiving a Hard Hat and more. Below are all the... READ MORE >
Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. First grade students spent a lot of time this month learning about Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. They read stories, watched videos and created a timeline of some of the important events in Dr. King's life. Students learned that all of the wonderful accomplishments achieved by Dr. King began with a dream -- a dream of peace and equality... READ MORE >
2nd Grade Reading Second grade reading classes have been studying different topics related to animals, animals in nature, in literature, animal habitats and animal poetry. As a final project, students selected an animal and spent a day researching. After their research and writing was done, they picked a creative way to share the information. Students made... READ MORE >
Students of the Month Congratulations to Parkway's December Students of the Month- Carlee Shutler, Evan McMahon, Grace Craven, Justin Smeltzer, James Anderson Jonathan Barker, Alivea Chambers, Braxtyn Moore, Austin Ekey, Ayden Anderson, Harmony Thomas, Adelynn Worley, D'Artagnan Drain and Amari Lightner. Way to go, kiddos. Congratulations to Rockhill's... READ MORE >
Students of the Month Congratulations to the following Rockhill November Students of the Month! Olivia Edwards, BrookLynn Eckman, Kaitlan Shuman, Braxtyn Mishler, Natalya Jimenez, Adelyne Lipely, Jadyn Barnhill, Lorianys Ortiz, Erin Alexander, Julia Leone, Maribelle Mozden, William Lightner, Blake McGuire, Kaiden Brown, Leliann Clay and Kristofer... READ MORE >
Second Grade Habitats The second grade students will have their Habitat Projects on display the week of Nov. 25. Students chose a habitat in which they wanted to research and created a diorama model to represent that habitat. The students will present their projects to their classmates and give facts about what they have learned. Whispermaphones Students in... READ MORE >
Golden Rule Breakfast Niki McIlvain, Director of Habitat for Humanity, shared a special breakfast with four Rockhill students recognized for following the Golden Rule; Lizzy Thompson, Emmerson Johnson, Grace Kline and Connor Schaffhauser. These students explained why it is important to treat others the way you want to be treated. They enjoyed a donut and received... READ MORE >
Parkway Elementary held the First Quarter Awards Ceremony on Friday, Nov. 1. Parents were able to attend to watch their children receive their awards. The students were recognized for being Student of the Month in September and October, having perfect attendance, being the Top iReady scorers, being Above the Line, receiving a Hard Hat and more. Below are all the... READ MORE >
Awesome Art! Mrs. Marinchek's third class has been learning about famous artists! This week, the students learned of the work created by Andy Warhol. They recreated his Campbell's soup can through directed-drawing and will color their can in the style of Pop Art. Mrs. Marichek's first grade art class is busy sorting bottle caps collected from Alliance City... READ MORE >
iReady& Reading The 3rd and 2nd grade classes are doing amazing at I-ready. The students love working in the media center to pass their lessons and increase their literacy skills. The 1st graders are checking out books and working on independent reading. READ MORE >
Students of the Month Congratulations to the following AES students of the month. Rockhill; Grant Barnes, Brantley Buetel, Pauline Smith, Lamarion Anthony, Jason Ruiz, Christopher Percy, Grace Kline, Nataley Cintron, Damean Bryant, Na'talia Kelly, Bentlee Call, Jacob Chu, Graham Lohnes, Aaliyah Stickler, Johan DIaz, and Kenley Ketjen. Parkway; Bruce Darrohn,... READ MORE >
No Bullies Allowed! We just wrapped up Bullying Prevention Month! Throughout the month of October, students worked hard to put bullying to rest. We had a full week of Anti-Bullying Awareness where each day was geared to bring light to the issue and help students learn ways to handle or respond to bullying behaviors. Students also participated in grade-level... READ MORE >
October Incentive 87 % of our Rockhill/Parkway students earned the October Behavior incentive! These students enjoyed yummy donuts! Way to make above the line choices students! READ MORE >
Cafeteria WInners! Congratulations to the following grade levels displaying great cafeteria behavior for October. These Rockhill & Parkway students will eat lunch with the principals and enjoy a special treat! Way to go Mrs. Muller's, Mrs. Morey's, Mrs. Skidmore's, Miss Fricker's, Mrs. Weingart's, Miss Minnich's and Mr. Duncan's Classes READ MORE >
UMU cheerleaders visited our elementary classrooms and shared a Halloween story! Thank you for reading to us and Go Mount! READ MORE >
Student's in the Flight Room spent time jumping around while counting syllables, every student jumped the number of syllables in each word. They enjoyed the activity and showed new levels of mastery. Student's also worked on creating sentences during writing. Kaydin G. thinks highly of Mr. Muller. READ MORE >
The third grade students have been studying matter in Science. After learning about physical and chemical changes the students were treated to pancakes which they identified as going through a chemical change. Earlier the students had made their own butter to show a physical change which was served on their pancakes. Learning can be fun and delicious! READ MORE >
Searching for Nouns Students in first grade enjoyed "Roaming the Room" to hunt for nouns in different sentences. Once the noun was discovered in each sentence, students decided which type of noun it was. Active bodies help make active minds! READ MORE >
Congratulations to Parkway & Rockhill's Aviator Profile students for September! Collaborator, Julia Leoneand Chase Patrick, Creative Innovator Alric Richmmond and Tay'lynn Richardson, Courageous Risk Taker Audrea Jones and Addy Yost, Communicator Auria May, Caring Citizen, Samara Croston and Nyeelah Hunter, Critical Thinker, Matthew Myers and Evan McHahon. We are... READ MORE >
In preparation for Grandparents Day, students completed various writing assignments. They included reasons why they love to spend time with grandparents and what makes them so special! READ MORE >
Third grade students studied artist Judy Baca and examined photographs of her popular murals. They were inspired to create a mural of our own about our community. Students wrote about their favorite parts of their community and hung their work in our glass hallway. READ MORE >
The Third Graders at Parkway and Rockhill went on a field trip to the Football Hall of Fame on Friday, October 4th. The students were able to learn about the history of football and got the opportunity to listen to a few famous football coaches. The NFL is celebrating their 100th season and our students got to see the new inductees for 2019. READ MORE >
Father's Walk 2019 Father's Walk your Child to School Day was very successful! It was so nice to see the smiles, laughing and hugs exchanged! Thank you to the Fatherhood Coalition for the items and information given to our dads! READ MORE >
BIG SHOUT OUT TO COASTAL PET!!!!! Thank you! Second Grade team would like to thank Coastal Pet for their generous donations for the Dog Basket to raffle at the Fall Festival. We had such an overwhelming response, and was able to make three baskets. One for a small, medium, and large dog. Thanks so much for your community support Coastal Pet! READ MORE >
Our first graders are settling into our Reading Roots classrooms, where they are learning the skills necessary to become solid readers. Students are reviewing letters and sounds, utilizing partner strategies, and learning writing strategies so that they are able to connect with the text.They had fun reading and doing activities using the book Chrysanthemum by... READ MORE >
AES- Parkway & Rockhill Elementaries are off to a great start! Our students are filling the halls with smiles and are ready to learn. The school Principals and counselors held grade level assemblies discussing expectations and The Golden Rule and making above the line responses! We have many fun learning activities planned for our little Aviators! Third grade... READ MORE >
Check out the following links for a list of school supplies needed for the 2019-2020 school year! Thank you for helping us be prepared for a great school year!First Grade Supply ListSecond Grade Supply ListThird Grade Supply List READ MORE >
Parkway Elementary's Bob Duncan received first place in the W.R.I.T.E Grant Program hosted by the FriendsOffice Company, earning his class room the supplies necessary for six escape room kits. The grant worth $500 was awarded to Duncan by members of the company and the grant committee members who visited his classroom to present him with all the materials he had... READ MORE >
Download the Here Comes The Bus app on your smart phone to learn where your child's bus is- in real time! Receive push notifications and email alerts and send your child to the bus stop at just the right time every time. Download the app and click the "sign up" button. Enter the school code 74007, and complete your user profile using your child's ID number... READ MORE >


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In Portal database, with Portal version 10.1.4.0.0, it will create a broken job wwsrc_event_q_mgmt.propagate, owner is portal, interval as sysdate + 5/ (24 * 60).
This is a job that created in this version upon upgrade from Portal version 10.1.2.0.2, or 10.1.2.0.0. It suppose to be used by Enterprise Search Engines, but not implemented. Oracle purposely disabled this job during upgrade.
This is a known bug documented in Oracle Metalink Doc ID 393873.1


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I'm in the process of self auditing and thinking about 2009, not in a resolutions sort of way but more in a "where do I want to be this time next year" thing.
So as I stand here and look at the craft things I achieved this year ... well, I'm kinda bummed to tell the truth. I mostly made items to gift and whilst that is always fun and a pleasure, they were late to most recipients. So I not only feel bad that I have little in my own possession craft-wise to show for this year, the gifts I made missed the occasions entirely too.
AND I missed an opportunity to supply Boeme Bebe merchandise to a real live store in the US just cause I didn't have myself together this year across the board to deal with it.
So, where to in 2009? I brainstormed a very long (general life) list last night of things I would like to not still have to do by this time next year and I think not having these things weighing down on me as STILL Not Finished, will bring me further along the path to happiness. In terms of craft, I feel like I have wasted money on supplies that go unused. And I feel like I miss out on the pleasure of finishing, feeling the sense of accomplishment and enjoying projects I have made.
I still have presents I want to make and gift. So I need to sometimes be unselfishly crafting! I also have new projects I want to be able to start, cause that's always fun. But I also want to not have these WIPs that have been hanging around, sometimes for YEARS, hanging around taunting me anymore.
So it seems like I need a balance of old and new, for me and for presents, and across my crafts. I feel like it needs RULES or a LIST and I hate to feel that craft, something that is fun and for recreation time, needs to be regimented.
Not sure yet what to do.
Sunday, December 21, 2008
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When my friend Devi came to me with the idea of having her wife on as a guest – I wasn't resistant to the idea, I just had a plan for Chef or Death. The plan was to ONLY talk with those of us that live on this Pirate Ship. This was OUR ship. And whomever wanted to watch/listen to our magnificent journey, would have to do it from afar. They would be delivered stories and pictures of our conquests through audio platforms and social media. I protect my crew. We can hold our own, thank you very much. A stowaway would be sniffed out immediately and murdered swiftly. We'd spare them the humiliation of walking any planks, because we understand the fascination. But we don't have time for them. We're fucking busy. This is our ship.
Devi was insistent that I reconsider. "She has something to offer us, captain. A voice that needs to be heard…she can tell our story unlike any other!"
I warned her the fate that befell the foolish that answered the Siren song. Doom.
"We are in no need of a scribe! She'll force us to the rocks!" I predicted
"No captain…Listen."
Devi is a hard crewmember to ignore. She hails from a land down under. A place where the fauna is unlike any other on Earth. The sun burns it's landscape. Where the incarcerated are left to die; where the natives have banished themselves to the red clay that extends for an eternity, and where the wine is as dark as Satan's soul. She's a bit hard to understand too. Her words are masked by an accent undecipherable to most. But I hear her. I'm a genius after all. I'm a wise captain.
"I'll entertain your ask, young Devi. Bring her to me."
A Siren indeed. She sang to me stories of pain and sorrow. Of fire and grease, blood and the grinding of worn incisors. The gnashing of teeth against bone and flesh. The broken hearts of those we left behind as we scorch the earth and cut the seas.
Her stories conjured tears from my bloodshot eyes. I hadn't felt my heart beat in my chest as hard as that when I too am in battle.
She was fierce. We pirates embrace ferocity. She was one of us.
"I'll let her aboard, young Devi. I'll let her tell our tale…It's clear to me that she too lives it."
It's fitting that the last show of the season will profile an outsider – Yet, one fully invested in our life. She's a writer, a poet, a genius…I know it.
Our Siren has our best intentions in mind. Listen and learn. She won't steer us to the rocks. We're capable of doing that ourselves. I predict that she'll set our course away from peril. In fact I know it. Trust your captain. I'm a genius after all…
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You can dance if you want to
We can dance if we want to
We can leave your friends behind
'Cause your friends don't dance and if they don't dance
Well they're no friends of mine
I say, we can go where we want to
A place where they will never find
And we can act like we come from out of this world
Leave the real one far behind
And we can dance
I say, we can dance, we can dance
Everything out of control
We can dance, we can dance
I like.
July 24, 2011 12:22 pm
OMG, love the guys dancing to the Indian marriage song! During that conference in Portland I keep telling you about we literally had a guy get up and teach the whole group (of 500) a Bollywood dance and then we all did it as a massive group. Too frickin' funny and so much fun! Now Miles wants to dance… gotta go 🙂
July 25, 2011 5:46 am
GHK! I remember the "we can dance" video from early MTV and thinking "the girl is cute but looks crazy."


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Unique design, KACIA features a gorgeous Koa wood liner in domed cobalt wedding band. Satin finished surface and Comfort Fit styling makes this ring look as good as it feels. Made in America.
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We had some gift cards to Burgerville and since there aren't any once you leave the Northwest, we decided to stop for a quick lunch and milkshakes there. It was a nice neutral place to say goodbye to my sister. The kids had a hard time, but it was a good distraction.
We so meanly left Ephraim sitting in the van
And off we went. Driving through the gorge and watching the Columbia River flow along the road beside us was healing. God's country is beautiful and I'm thankful to be able to experience it this way. Even through the sadness of leaving, there is the excitement of being completely free of life's stresses for now.
In 6 months, we'll put down some more roots in a new place. We'll keep those roots shallow to allow flexibility for where God would lead us, but I'm already looking forward to consistency. I don't think I'm made to be a permanent nomad.


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This article first appeared on Frugal in Singapore.
When most people hear the word "auction", they think "distressed sale". In many other parts of the world, this is mostly true. Although I own a few things from distressed sales and have bid in quite a few auctions, I'm definitely still a novice when it comes to auctions in Singapore, particularly property auctions. They're an entirely different animal. And here's why.
How Property Auctions In Singapore Are Unique
Please note that I'm referring to property auctions in the private housing market.
1. You don't have to preregister to attend. Preregistration happens in the US because the sale terms usually are in cash. Thus, the auction house or government agency needs to verify your financial solvency. In Singapore, anyone can just walk in and participate in an auction. Who usually attends? There's usually about a hundred people, but just a small percentage of them are actual buyers.
The audience mostly consists of property agents with fewer than half being non-agents. Many buyers/bidders will often bring their agent, or have their agent attend on their behalf. But that's not the only reason why agents are there. Many sellers are there too (to check out the interest in their property) and these agents might solicit their services to them if/when no one bids for their property.
2. There's no fast-talking auctioneer. The auction is conducted at a rather normal pace, with about 10 – 15 properties up for bid (excluding their private treaty listings) and it lasts all afternoon.
3. It's not a cash sale. In Singapore, you have to pay between 5 to 10% in cash. The rest is usually from a bank loan. So you'll need to get an in-principle approval from a bank.
4. There is a reserve price for each property. In property auctions overseas, some properties may not have a reserve price. In Singapore, the reserve price is set by the seller, developer, or the bank (in the case of a foreclosure). It's usually a bit below the valuation price, but doesn't have to be.
5. Very few of the properties will get sold. I've been to auctions where none of them get sold. Why? The bids must meet the reserve. If they don't, the property isn't sold. More reasons why? Keep reading.
6. Most of the properties are not distressed. In Singapore, most properties put up for auction are not defaulted or distressed properties. So as of this point, don't expect there to be much in the way of "fire sales". Currently, about 70% of the properties up for auction are owner sales. The remaining 30% are bank/mortgagee/estate sales.
Can You Still Get Good Deals Through Singapore Property Auctions?
In the Singapore context, buying properties at auction may not result in any real savings. In the past, there were bidding wars and property sold for a higher price than the valuation price. This is less common in today's market.
When Knight Frank (an auction house in Singapore) identifies a "star buy" or tells you an example of an "exceptional deal" that they've transacted in the past, they are referring to a 5% to 7% savings from the valuation price. According to their Head of Auctions, most properties sell very near the valuation price. Could you have achieved the same percent savings by negotiating through the traditional home buying route? Perhaps.
Compared to other countries, a 5% or 7% savings can be seen as rather puny. Why are the savings not higher in Singapore? Because property auctions are not primarily comprised of distressed sales. Also, because the reserve prices are much higher in Singapore, and there usually is no "must sell by" date.
In the repossessed property auction in the US mentioned above, the reserve price was the amount needed to clear any tax/estate liens on the properties. Whereas the reserve price in Singapore auctions is set by the sellers, based loosely on the valuation.
Because payment does not have to be all cash, there is also more ability for participation, which means more competition (more buyers/demand).
So can people get good deals at auctions? Yes, if you consider saving 7% a good deal but that's not the type of savings most bidders get. Perhaps in the coming years, as interest rates increase, and more people find it difficult to service their loans, we may see an increase in properties put up for auction. We may also see more actual distressed sales. Perhaps banks will lower their reserve price in the hopes of clearing their inventory. And cash deposits might need to be increased, as in-principle loan requests are harder to obtain.
It will be interesting to know what happens then.
Frugal In Singapore is a blog by Spring Sun, a former "couponer" and bargain hunter who moved to Singapore from the United States. She strives to maintain and outdo the frugal lifestyle from before, while living an even better life here. Her goal and passion is to encourage others to achieve security, happiness, peace of mind, and better living through frugality.


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Sometimes you may want to provide an application generated with a mix of generators. For example, to improve performance: Web objects generated in java and batch processes in RPG.
This is why you can associate objects to generators, and it works as follows:
A main object is associated to a generator (default, reorg, or a user-defined one) which actually defines the target language (C# or Java) to generate.
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Complete List of Links to Vignettes of Students' Summer Work Experiences.
This summer, Swarthmore students fanned out across the campus, the country, and the world to participate in summer research fellowships or internships that ran the gamut from business to biology, philosophy to political advocacy. Here is a sampling of their stories:


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An incoming jet stream is bringing a very wintry weather pattern — including lots of mountain snow that will cheer skiers.
You're going to need your rain gear this week. Starting Tuesday, Seattle's weather forecast returns to normal: a lot of rain.
It's not typically big news when a "jet stream" — a ribbon of air high up in the atmosphere — comes into the area from over the Pacific Ocean. But after a period of unusually calm weather for Western Washington, it's coming in full force, bringing rain, wind and snow.
"We've had it fairly easy so far, but that's about to change this week," meteorologist Dustin Guy with the National Weather Service in Seattle said Monday.
Puget Sound-area residents can expect heavy rain starting Tuesday.
A wind advisory is in effect starting Monday night for coastal areas in the Olympic Peninsula and northern interior (Bellingham, Mount Vernon, Oak Harbor and Friday Harbor). Winds may reach 45 to 50 mph starting late Monday night and lasting through Tuesday morning. This could cause power outages, the Weather Service warns.
The Cascade Mountains will see 1 to 3 feet of snow from late Monday night through late Tuesday night. A winter-storm watch is in effect for areas in the Cascades above 2,500 feet. You may want to reconsider travel plans through the passes, if you're planning to drive between late Monday and Wednesday. Otherwise, be prepared for hazardous driving conditions. For a refresher, check out our winter driving tips.
Chains were required Monday morning on Snoqualmie Pass and Stevens Pass for all vehicles that don't have four-wheel drive, according to the Washington State Department of Transportation. WSDOT is reminding drivers to slow down and give road workers extra space.
The snow is welcome news to skiers, who've been faced with delayed openings due to a lack of snow. Crystal Mountain is open for skiing and snowboarding and will open more areas as weather allows. The Summit at Snoqualmie is hoping to open soon. Stevens Pass will open Wednesday. Mount Baker Ski Area is also anticipating a Wednesday opening, with up to 20 inches of snow expected Tuesday. Mission Ridge Ski & Board Resort in Wenatchee will open for daily operation starting Dec. 14.


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Instrument Procedures Handbook: ASA FAA-H-8083-16A (FAA Handbooks series)
This is the new 2015 edition of the FAA's previous "Instrument Procedures Handbook" (previously the FAA-H-8083-16).In the FAA's "Instrument Procedures Handbook" (#FAA-H-8083-16A) the emphasis is placed on operations and procedural information for real-world use, which makes this the next logical step for pilots after learning basic instrument skills from the FAA's "Instrument Flying Handbook" (#FAA-H-8083-15B). Using this book, pilots can more directly apply the concepts to their current flying situation, and learn how their acquired skills are best used in today's IFR environment. With the increased occurrence of regulatory changes, pilots must be aware of current procedures. This book covers all of the information needed to operate safely within the airspace system.Updates for the new edition were made to reflect new information as well as current practices and procedures related to Terminal Arrival Areas, RNAV and GPS-based approaches, ILS and parallel ILS approaches, and important concepts and principles related to obstacle avoidance and departure planning, among others. These updates and the reorganization of material should be reviewed by anyone who flies in or will be flying in instrument meteorological conditions (IMC).Considered industry-wide as a top source for instrument procedures information and a must read" for all instrument pilots, this new 2015 Edition brings pilots the latest changes to procedures and even more insights and guidance on how to operate safely within the national airspace system. Detailed information is provided for every navigation receiver and phase of flight on the required precision necessary to stay within protected airspace and to make a successful approach.The Instrument Procedures Handbook was intended primarily as a technical reference for professional pilots. However, with the specialized glossary, index, full-color illustrations and photographs, flight instructors, instrument pilots and instrument students alike will find it a valuable training aid. Each topic covered is well-detailed and explained in user-friendly terms, along with full-color depictions to aid understanding.Instrument flight instructors, pilots and students will need this resource since it is used as a reference for the Airline Transport Pilot and Instrument Knowledge Tests and for the Practical Test Standards. Detailed coverage of instrument charts and procedures including IFR takeoff, departure, en route, arrival, approach, and landing, safety information such as runway incursion, land and hold short operations, controlled flight into terrain, and human factors issues also are included. Whether a pilot is a seasoned professional or recently completed an Instrument Rating course, this FAA handbook is sure to encourage more precise instrument techniques and ultimately create a safer pilot.
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Mint Blossoms Recipe(Last Updated On: March 7, 2019)
My all time favorite Christmas cookie is the Peanut Butter Blossom. It's not that I wouldn't love to eat it all year round, it just feels more like a holiday cookie.
That's what I was so excited to find this bright twist on the original. It features a sugar cookie base with a meltaway mint in the center.
They can be a little trick to find. I get mine in the bulk candy section of our supermarket where they have things like caramels, peppermints, and gummy rings.
Mint Blossoms Recipe
- 1 cups white sugar
- 3/4 cup Butter softened
- 1 Egg
- 2 teaspoons vanilla
- 2 1/4 cups all-purpose flour
- 1 teaspoon baking soda
- 1/4 teaspoon salt
- 48 mint meltaway candies
- Extra white sugar to roll the cookies in around 1/4 cup
- Pre-Heat oven to 375°F. Mix sugar, egg, and vanilla together.
- Gradually add flour, baking soda and salt.
- Shape dough into 1-inch balls; roll in remaining sugar. Place 2 inches apart onto ungreased cookie sheets.
- Bake for 8 to 10 minutes or until edges are very light golden brown. Remove from oven, and immediately press 1 mint candy in center of each cookie.
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Lolita Ocampo, 67, told her friends back home in California she was flying to New York for a date. Knowing many others would also be there, the retired nurse made sure she arrived early, hours before he was expected to show up.
When he did, just shortly after 6:30 p.m. Thursday for a vespers service at St. Patrick's Cathedral, the thousands of onlookers thronging the sidewalks of Fifth Avenue roared. Many of them waved yellow-and-white Vatican City flags sold on the streets—all of them jostling for a glimpse of the man affectionately dubbed "the people's pope."
"He has a heart as big as the moon," said Ocampo, a Filipino-American Catholic who hoped she might get an impromptu kiss from Pope Francis as his motorcade went by.
Francis' two-day visit to New York has generated much excitement in the city as the pontiff begins a packed schedule Friday, which includes an address to the United Nations General Assembly, an interfaith service at the National September 11 Memorial & Museum, and a mass in the evening at Madison Square Garden.
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Among the many who came out to welcome the pope to New York on Thursday were people with roots in Asia--some of them Catholics hoping for the pope's blessing, some of them just curious about the fanfare for a pontiff who has inspired so many around the world.
"I wish he could take Catholicism and religion and allow everyone in the world to be excited about it and about Christianity."
Chona Suico, who went to nursing school with Ocampo in the Philippines during the 1960s, said that one of Pope Francis' most endearing qualities is his compassion for everyone. Asked what she would do when the pope drove by in his Fiat 500, she said, "I'm going to scream. I'm going to say, 'Holy Father, bless us.'"
Ocampo noted there was a special bond between the Filipino Catholic community and Pope Francis, who visited the Philippines in January in part to comfort families of the 6,300 victims killed by Typhoon Haiyan in 2013. Roughly eight in 10 Filipinos are Catholic, according to the Pew Research Center, and nearly 88 percent of Filipinos view the pope favorably.
Noel Digan is one of those Filipinos. Hoping to see the pope drive by, Digan, who lives on the East Side, left work early Thursday afternoon to grab a spot close to the New York Police Department metal barricades set up along Fifth Avenue. Digan, a Methodist, recalled the day St. John Paul II visited his college in the Philippines, back in 1981, and the excitement that ensued.
But this time was different with Pope Francis, he said. "He's real," Digan said.
As more and more onlookers gradually filled in the sidewalk space along Fifth Avenue, between West 56th and West 57th Streets, the crowd began to cheer ebulliently over almost anything. When NYPD squad cars drove back and forth, they cheered. When a male police sergeant spoke to a female police officer, they cheered. But when Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump emerged briefly from Trump Tower around 4pm and waved to the crowd, they booed. Those boos and jeers continued periodically, as Trump and three other people waited on a Trump Tower terrace for the pope to pass.
Caught in the middle of it all were tourists from Asia, including Japan and China, who were strolling along Fifth Avenue, some in tour groups, stopping to look at stores like Tiffany & Co., Louis Vuitton, Prada, and Armani.
Standing outside Trump Tower hours before Pope Francis' arrival, Tatsuhiro Kubo, who was in from Tokyo and on vacation for two weeks, looked confused about all the hubbub. A man selling Vatican City flags for $1 managed to get him to buy one, though Kubo left shortly after.
"I'm not excited to watch this," Kubo said.
But John Zhang, the tour guide of around a dozen Chinese tourists, said in Mandarin that if he ever had the chance to meet the pope, he would probably be so excited he wouldn't be able to speak.
"I wish he could take Catholicism and religion and allow everyone in the world to be excited about it and about Christianity," Zhang said.


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SINGAPORE - The 12-year-old girl who was hit by a car at Yio Chu Kang has regained consciousness.
The Chinese evening daily Lianhe Wanbao reported on Wednesday that Alenna New is currently under observation in the intensive care unit at the KK Women's and Children's Hospital.
On Monday, the primary school pupil was on her way home from school when she was hit by a car travelling on Yio Chu Kang road towards Upper Serangoon Road.
Her family, who visited her on Tuesday afternoon, told Wanbao that Alenna is usually careful when crossing the road, and they have no idea how the accident happened.
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Trajan's Wall
ancient defensive fortifications in the southern forest-steppe region of Eastern Europe. Remains of the wall still stand in Vinnitsa, Khmel'nitskii, and Ternopol' oblasts of the Ukrainian SSR and in the Moldavian SSR. The wall is named for the Roman emperor Trajan, conqueror of Dacia. Archaeological research conducted in Moldavia on one of the wall's sections revealed that Trajan's Wall was built by the Romans at the turn of the second century A.D. In the third and fourth centuries the wall was used against the Romans by local tribes, who filled in a trench on the north side of the wall and dug another on the south side. Similar walls exist in the Dnieper region (seeZMIEVY VALY).


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Our fishing range is growing all the time. We provide a wide variety of products to suit all your fishing needs as well as equipment and accessories to get you the best catch and keep you comfortable too.
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I've been coming into this new phase in my life, just becoming one with all that is, going deeper into myself and getting to the goal of my music, which is to share that feeling and pass on knowledge so that consciousness can be raised on this planet.
Willow Smith shared the above with 'MTV' recently, doing so far removed from the Pop bop that was 'Whip my Hair', and as she heads towards deeper and far more thought provoking musical territory.
Today, she celebrates her arrival at said territory with '8', a brand new song puled from DJ Kitty Cash's 'Love the Free II' mix tape!
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Why Imelda Marcos has approximately 3,000 pairs of shoes, we don't know. What we do know is that this week's best shoe deals include five pairs of must-have ladies footwear, including flats from Tory Burch, boat shoes from Sperry Top-Sider, and more.
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Lowest By: $49 Is It Worth It?: These Tory Burch ballet flats are so chic, and can be yours at a discount simply by signing up for the Tory Burch newsletter. Choose from five luscious colors including Daisy, Iced Coffee, New Fire Orange, Ocean Breeze, and Rose Petal; they're available in sizes 6 to 11, though not in all size/color combinations.
Scroll to the bottom of the page, and enter your email address in the bottom right corner; you'll be emailed a code within 24 hours of signing up with a new email address, although most arrive within an hour.
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Expires: June 22 Is It Worth It?: These thong sandals feature a metal embellishment, buckle closure, and are a great pair of summer shoes. They're also a part of the best sale we've seen on sandals from Kmart in recent months, which cuts up to 40% off men's, women's, and kids' sandals. Plus coupon code "SANDALS20" takes an extra 20% off!
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Expires: July 3 Is It Worth It?: They're back! This spangly, glittery Editors' Choice deal reflects some playful imagination from the Sperry Top-Sider folks who know just how to make a slip-on boat shoe sparkle. They're available in three colors (Navy Patent pictured) and in sizes 5 to 12, although not in all size/color combinations.
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Cawley To Develop Another Tollway Office Building
Developer Bill Cawley is on a roll. He's placing another bet on the lower tollway submarket with Fourteen555, a two-building, 400,000-square-foot complex just north of LBJ Freeway.
Designed to accommodate five-per-1,000 parking, the Class A five-story buildings offer amenities that include a courtyard, food court, lounge, a health club, and indoor-outdoor gathering spaces for tenants.
The project, which will sit on the west side of the tollway, was designed by BOKA Powell. It was originally planned to be a single 200,000-square-foot building, but Cawley decided to add a twin facility, based on demand he's seeing in the market.
Knoll Trail Plaza, a tollway building he developed in 2014, is 98 percent leased. Tollway Center, which is 60 percent occupied, and just won a big lease from Maxim Integrated. Legacy Center, which just hit the market in Plano, is 30 percent leased.
Jeremy Duggins and Addie Ludwig with Cawley Partners will oversee marketing of Fourteen555.


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By: Lisa Rosenthal on November 11th, 2016
Infertility Means Saying Yes to Yourself – Even When It Means Saying No to Others
Self care during infertility can mean a lot of different things.
It can mean saying NO, very, very loudly. Outrageously loudly. Gigantically loudly.
No, I'm not going to be able to plan your baby shower.
No, I won't be able to come to the hospital to see your newborn.
No, I don't want to discuss why I don't have children yet.
No, I don't care to hear what my cousin, twice removed on my mother-in-laws side in Portugual did to get pregnant.
No, I'm not pregnant yet.
It can also mean saying yes. Also very loud. Emphatically. Over and over again.
Yes, I'm staying in tonight and watching my favorite movie with my favorite friend and eating popcorn.
Yes, I'm getting a manicure every single week, needed or not.
Yes, I'm going to visit my bestie (who happens to have no children). She lives in a warm, tropical place.
Yes, I'm happy to walk that 5K with you on Sunday.
Yes, I'm all set with great fertility doctors.
Yes, I do know that if I adopted, likely I would get pregnant immediately afterwards despite having tried on my own for three years and been in fertility treatment for two.
No's and yes's can flip around rather easily. No, I won't take more work on means yes, I will have time for myself. No to others often means saying yes to yourself.
About Lisa Rosenthal
Lisa has over thirty years of experience in the fertility field. After her personal infertility journey, she felt dissatisfied with the lack of comprehensive services available to support her. She was determined to help others undergoing fertility treatment. Lisa has been with RMACT for eleven years and serves as Patient Advocate and the Strategic Content Lead.
Lisa is the teacher and founder of Fertile Yoga, a program designed to support men and women on their quest for their families through gentle movement and meditation.
Lisa's true passion is supporting patients getting into treatment, being able to stay in treatment and staying whole and complete throughout the process. Lisa is also a Certified Grief Recovery Specialist, which is helpful in her work with fertility patients.
Her experience also includes working with RESOLVE: The National Infertility Association and The American Fertility Association (now Path2Parenthood), where she was Educational Coordinator, Conference Director and Assistant Executive Director.


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When I first retired, years ago, I was desperate to find a new pace, a new passion that would make me get out of bed and jump into an activity that would keep me focused for hours and hours. I knew I would enjoy combing the beaches, and that reason alone, plus the fact that these beaches are for the most part easy to walk, made us move here to Oregon.
But one cannot walk all day.
I knew I liked gardening, and my new place had plenty of space and new challenges to keep me busy and contented for hours. But I needed more. Especially for those long winter months when both walking and gardening were not possible. Whenever I heard of an opportunity to volunteer for this or that, I eagerly jumped in. Soon, I was busy everyday, my calendar as full as the time I worked.
When you retire, you will start with a few hobbies, perhaps traveling, reading...
Then, because you want to stay in touch with friends, or make new friends, you'll join a variety of civic clubs, and soon you begin to volunteer to take leadership roles in as many groups as you can fit in. When you talk to your children or old friends, you'll list all the stuff you are doing as though this new resume will keep your reputation intact.
The truth is that we feel good when we're active, when we have a purpose.
But your life will change dramatically before you know it. A fall, an illness, a debilitating change in your lifestyle will rob you of that get-up and go self you used to be. Anticipate that you will change, that change is inevitable; anticipate that your resources will also change as you begin to hire people to do things you used to do for yourself.
But you will still have a wealth of experiences and opportunities in front of you at this time of your life.
Dive in! Everything you ever wanted to do before can be done now. Sleep late so you can go out dancing after dark. Learn a new hobby, even if you suck at it. Join groups, even if you know nobody else. If you don't like doing something, fine, don't do it. Nobody can force you; you can quit when you want.
Best of all, this "Goldergarten" experience is free.


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Cricket: Heywood fall short in rain-affected Uppermill clash
Date published: 03 September 2019
Heywood Cricket Club
Some defeats hurt more than others, but Heywood may reflect on Saturday's 22-run setback at Uppermill with particular regret.
A weakened Heywood side looked to have a mountain to climb at the halfway stage of a rain-affected game after Uppermill had blitzed their way to 193-7 from just 27 overs.
The victory target was adjusted to 197 on the Duckworth-Lewis method, and when Heywood lost key opener James Kettleborough for a duck at the start of the fourth over the sparse gathering of visiting fans feared the worst.
Yet Bobby Cross, backed up by significant contributions from Jack Morley, professional Faisal Iqbal and Andy Dawson, led a dynamic Heywood run chase to such effect that when he fell for a blistering 75 made from just 53 balls, and containing six sixes, the score showed 141-4 and 56 runs needed from eight overs.
Then the wheels fell off in an all too familiar lower order collapse.
The next six wickets capitulated for just 34 runs from 39 balls and Heywood ended up 22 runs short as Uppermill snaffled the vital five points up for grabs.
From a neutral's point of view, it was an exciting 30-overs-per-side game despite being truncated by rain, not starting until 3pm and then soon being reduced to 27 overs by a 25-minute interruption owing to a further dampening.
That the scoring rate was so ferocious was due in no small part to a short boundary around 30 yards from the wicket meaning that the bowlers faced a stiff examination of line and length, and Uppermill took full advantage based on an opening stand of 73 in 10 overs between Dave Roberts and Mark Lees.
Roberts cashed in with a hard-hitting half-century until he was first out, bowled for 52 by Cav Hilton, who was the clear pick of the Heywood attack with a fine spell in the conditions of 1-31 from his seven overs.
Lees soon followed for 21 to a smart caught-and-bowled chance by Iqbal, and when former Lancashire batsman Darren Shadford did not last long it was 89-3 halfway through the 15th over – and Heywood smelled a chance of restricting the run gallop.
But home professional Ayaz Tasawar picked up the baton in impressive style to become the only other home batsman to reach double figures, smashing an 82 containing seven sixes and six boundaries to help set a formidable target.
When Kettleborough fell at the start of Heywood's reply the target looked even more remote only for Cross to lead the charge in exhilarating style.
Cross took heavy toll of the Uppermill attack with a series of straight sixes only for wickets to fall at key intervals at the other end.
Morley (17) and Iqbal (19) were bowled by Lees when looking well set, although they could never settle back and allow the scoring rate to get out of control despite the efforts of Cross.
Dawson, however, helped to maintain the momentum in a fourth-wicket stand of 34 before what were to become the crucial moments of the game.
Cross, who needed to maintain his tempo, was caught off a skyer trying another big hit to the longest boundary and a jubilant Uppermill team sensed their chance.
Then 16 runs later Dawson himself perished for 26 from 22 balls to make it 157-5. And that proved to be that, despite a gettable 40 runs needed from 28 balls – very achievable on such a quick-scoring ground.
The last five wickets realised just 18 runs as Roberts (5-49) and Tasawar (2-45) polished off the back end of the Heywood innings.
Now, with just two matches of the season left, Heywood's chances of securing promotion back to the Premier League of the Central Lancashire League are all but gone and they probably need to win one of their last two games to secure a place in the new Premier 2 set up for the 2020 campaign.
They will certainly have to up their game at home to Flowery Field this coming Saturday and a final day trip to Glodwick the following week, with those two teams five points ahead of Heywood in the Division 1A table.
- D Roberts b Hilton 52
- M Lees c and b Iqbal 21
- A Tasawar c Morley b A Dawson 82
- D Shadford c Burrill b Iqbal 5
- P Roberts c Morley b Kettleborough 3
- D Gartside b Morley 1
- C Mills c Witts b Morley 0
- M Salmon not out 2
- J Hill not out 2
- Extras 25
- Total (for 7 wkts, 27 overs) 193
- Fall of wickets: 73-1, 79-2, 89-3, 112-4, 115-5, 152-6, 181-7
- Bowling: J Mills 3-0-45-0, C Hilton 7-0-31-1, J Morley 8-1-40-2, F Iqbal 4-0-20-2, J Kettleborough 4-0-36-1, A Dawson 1-0-9-1
- J Kettleborough b Roberts 0
- R Cross c Hill b Lees 75
- J Morley b Lees 17
- F Iqbal b Lees 19
- A Dawson b D Roberts 26
- S Burrill lbw b D Roberts 8
- M Grogan lbw b Tasawar 8
- W Hunt b D Roberts 2
- M Witts b D Roberts 3
- J Mills c Lees b Tasawar 1
- C Hilton not out 0
- Extras 16
- Total (25.3 overs) 175
- Fall of wickets: 7-1, 72-2, 107-3, 141-4, 157-5, 162-6, 166-7, 172-8, 174-9, 175-10
- Bowling: A Jones 3-1-22-0, D Roberts 8.3-0-49-5, M Lees 8-0-51-3, A Tasawar 6-0-45-2
ADJUSTED TARGET 197 (Duckworth/Lewis)
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The digital water-buffalo migration is upon EOS – though 65% of the herd hasn't shown up.
According to EOSAuthority – a London-based block producer candidate – early statistics show that EOS' planned token migration has not met its desired pace.
Ahead of EOS' mainnet launch in June, users holding ERC20-compatible EOS tokens will be required to register and exchange their holdings for EOS' proprietary token. The move will be necessary in order to use the EOS blockchain upon launch.
Read: Tesloop plans to test EOS to track Tesla cars on its rideshare platform
However, in dire news for the project, only 35% of all ERC20-based EOS tokens in circulation have been registered.
ERC20 tokens not registered before the mainnet launch on June 2nd will not be counted in the blockchain snapshot – hence, unregistered coins will not be compatible on the EOS network and will be nigh-on useless to investors.
The news is somewhat ironic, as EOS stands as one of April's most profitable altcoins given the excitement surrounding the network's imminent launch. Since January 1st this year, EOS has rallied from an opening price of $8.77 USD to reach $12.13 USD at press time – not counting a high of $22.66 USD on April 29th.
Since its first release, EOS has operated through means of an ERC20 token on the Ethereum network to effectively conduct its initial coin offering (ICO). The present token swap and mainnet launch will mark a new phase for the project, where it will transition to its own proprietary blockchain in a bid to achieve its development goals.
The migration to its own blockchain will see EOS continue to strive towards its set goal of facilitating a theoretical million transactions per second (TPS). EOS' development team has claimed that the network will soon be able to support a bare minimum of 1,000TPS – which, if true, would place the platform light-years ahead of the present 15TPS afforded on Ethereum.
Read: Tron, Aeternity, and EOS: How much would you have made if you invested in April's most profitable altcoins?
It remains to be seen, however, if additional investors will swap their tokens before then.
EDIT: This article originally reported only 45% of EOS token holders had registered for the token swap. This has been corrected – we regret the error.


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Stuart graduated from the University of Glasgow, Scotland, with an LLB in 1975 and after completing a post graduate Diploma in Accountancy at the University of Strathclyde, Glasgow, Scotland began his Chartered Accountancy training with Thomson McLintock, Glasgow. He became a member of The Institute of Chartered Accountants of Scotland in 1981.
Stuart moved to the Cayman Islands in 1981 and became a partner in Morris Brankin & Co. Chartered Accountants (now trading as Grant Thornton). He joined Aston Corporate Managers Ltd (ACML) as a director in 2002.
Since the merger of ACML with Circumference FS (Cayman) Ltd (CFS) Stuart has provided directorship services and related services for clients of CFS as well as providing required corporate secretary and administrative services on a daily basis.


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The first-ever direct flight between Scotland and China landed at Edinburgh Airport on Tuesday morning, marking a new era of business and leisure tourism between the two nations.
The four-weekly, year-round service with Hainan Airlines to Beijing Capital International Airport is Scotland's first connection to the Far East, further boosting Chinese tourism which is already worth £26.5m to Scotland's economy.
A piper from the world famous Royal Edinburgh Military Tattoo welcomed passengers from Beijing to Scotland before piping them off on departure.
Gordon Dewar, Chief Executive of Edinburgh Airport said: "This is a momentous day as we connect not only Edinburgh and Beijing for the first time, but Scotland and China too. It is a route which has immense opportunities for our countries, from tourism and business to culture, education and more.
"We know Edinburgh is second only to London for Chinese tourists and we are eager to welcome more people to our fantastic capital city, but it's also about connecting people from Scotland to Beijing and wider China thanks to Hainan's hub network.
"Hainan is one of the world's most prestigious airlines and we are proud to be working with them. This is something the city has worked towards for a number of years and we are delighted to see this day finally arrive."
Minister for Business, Innovation and Energy, Paul Wheelhouse, said: "Securing direct links between Scotland and China is one of our key priorities for route development. This new direct Beijing-Edinburgh route is an exciting first chapter in direct air connectivity between Scotland and China. It will enable China and Scotland to become closer in partnership and in travel time, building upon existing strong links for business and tourism. The Scottish Government and our agencies look forward to working with Hainan Airlines and Edinburgh Airport to make this route a great success."
The Lord Provost of the City of Edinburgh, Frank Ross said: "This is the culmination of a lot of hard work by a number of organisations and it is fantastic for all of us to see the new flight schedule up and running. As the only Scottish city with a direct flight to China, the new route will provide Edinburgh with substantial outreach to Asia for tourism, business travel and investment opportunities. This will be supported by many across the retail, hotel and restaurant sectors through the city's innovative 'China Ready' campaign and I'm sure it will also be welcomed by Edinburgh's many business travellers and holiday-makers."
Malcolm Roughead, Chief Executive of VisitScotland, said: "This first direct service from China to Edinburgh represents a gear change for Scottish tourism and further cements Scotland's reputation as a world-class destination.
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Frankly, I've always had a problem with the Big Bang theory. It postulates that all matter in the universe was condensed into an infinitely dense point of pure energy. So, where did that infinitely dense point come from? How did it come into being? What did it evolve from? Why did it exist in that form for an unknown timespan before it exploded? What caused it to explode apparently for no reason? No, I'm not suggesting there was a "Creator" involved, but I am suggesting that the Big Bang theory may be wrong, or at least fundamentally flawed. The Big Bang theorists have the same problem that Christians do--how to explain where everything came from. Christians say God created everything, which begs the question of where God came from. Did He create Himself, or did He just always exist? Many scientists say that the Big Bang created everything, but they can't explain what caused the Big Bang. Did it cause itself, or has the universe simply always existed, although not necessarily in its present form? If that sounds ridiculous, just remember: If we can't even solve the simple Earthly problem of who built those pesky pyramids, then what makes you think we've solved the problem of how the present cosmos came to be? Just because a lot of people believe something to be true, doesn't mean they're right. A lot of people believed Mars had canals--and even had photographs to prove it! Well, the photographs were misinterpreted. Are we misinterpreting something in our exploration of the universe?
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This week I have been enjoying Spring Break–the temperatures climbing into the 50's, the warmth of the sun through my open car sunroof, the birds chirping from dawn to dusk, the flowers poking their necks out from the ground… The time off teaching has allowed me to travel down to the barn every day, five days in a row (as opposed to two or three times with trainer Kim riding three times). It really has been an experiment to see what type of progress I could make if I took control of Gugi's training. I went into the week not knowing what would happen without Kim working her. What would I learn from Ngugi's Word if I truly listened? Would she regress and basically tell me that she rejects my riding? Would she tolerate my riding but remind me that progress would be fleeting? Or, would she accept my riding and tell me that progress really is possible all on my own?
I'm confident that after the week, Ngugi's Word told me the latter. I am at the point where my riding really is training or shaping her as opposed to just riding to make it through what she gives me. This week I successfuly created the ride I wanted to ride, and by the time day five (lesson day) came along, I actually jumped Gugi for the first time! I don't have it on video, but I do have two videos of me cantering yesterday:
Of course, it's not perfect. I'm still working on what Charles de Kunffy and horselistening.com describes as "the adhesive seat" or "moving to stay still." I tend to lock up and rather than lift out of the saddle to allow Gugi's back to naturally rise and fall below me with the rhythm her canter, I perch on the saddle and move against her. How does Gugi respond? Well, you'll notice moments where she tosses her head, swishes her tail, or shows a tense canter that is either too fast or not forward flowing enough (so as to say it's stiff, like me). But then there are moments where I remember feeling the coordination needed to ride "in" the canter as opposed to "on" the canter. In those moments I'm lifted far enough out of the saddle to release pressure off Gugi's back, but I'm also more aware of my thighs and how I can control the flow of her canter movements with my thighs. I see a few moments in the videos where this does happen and we look connected.
So what's holding me back from establishing the canter I want–the good canter–right from the start, right from the moment when I cue Gugi into the canter? Without a doubt, there's still an element of fear that exists. In total (including the months prior to Gugi's "locking up"), I've probably only cantered her 15 times or so. And, unfortunately, I have yet to fully "shake out" (reference to previous Florence and the Machine post) the image of Gugi throwing her previous trainer. Plus, every horse has her unique canter movement. Some seem to lag behind your leg in an top heavy, up-down movement. Some canters feel soft and forward floating. Gugi's canter is still so new, so unfamiliar to me that I have yet to find the right words to describe her movements. I suppose that I'll know when I've reached my goals with her canter when I can in fact put it into words.
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A long, long time ago so long that it's hard to imagine God promised a new King. He wasn't any ordinary king, like the ones we see on TV or in books. He would be different. He would be a new King; a rescuing King; a forever King!
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I love the way this book gives young children the picture of the entire Christmas story in a way that is easy for them to understand. I couldn't find a recommended age range for the book, but I think it would be excellent for Pre-K or K as a read aloud. The best part of the book is that the illustrations are bright and colorful enough to hold the interest of young children, while being read to by someone older. I also think the arrangement of the font is great. I can easily imagine young children tracing the words with their fingers as it swirls around on some of the pages.
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The move comes as European regulators have been taking a tough line on U.S. tech giants like Google and Facebook, with the European Commission also looking into Amazon's dual role as retailer and marketplace.
EU trashes data localisation in its submission to consulation on draft data policy
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2018 McDonald's All-American Game: Nazreon Reid represents New Jersey well
He honed his craft on the floors of the Rebounds facility in Neptune in his early days and then refined his basketball ability at Roselle Catholic High School in Roselle.
On Wednesday night at Phillips Arena in Atlanta, the rest of the United States got a glimpse of what Asbury Park native Nazreon Reid has spent a good portion of his young adult life doing.
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With a nationally televised audience on ESPN, Reid scored with ease, provided powerful dunks and made it difficult for potential scorers in the post with his shot-blocking presence.
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Even though the West All-Americans defeated the East All-Americans, 131-128, Reid was the total package that Louisiana State University gets on campus this upcoming fall for its men's basketball program after he averaged 14.8 points, 7.7 rebounds and 2.1 blocks per game during his senior year in high school at Roselle Catholic.
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The LSU fans should be excited that Reid, which stands at 6-foot-11 and 240 pounds, brings a high level of energy with him at the projected power forward or center position at the NCAA Division 1 Men's Basketball level. He even showed some point guard ability where he drove the length of the court and dished off passes to open teammates.
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He was one of three McDonald's High School All-Americans from New Jersey picked for this year's boys game.
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He was also the first McDonald's High School All-American young man with Jersey Shore roots since the Cleveland Cavaliers' J.R. Smith, who played in the game in 2004 and was the co-MVP with Dwight Howard, who is currently playing with the Charlotte Hornets.
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