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Cathi Rosenberg-Turow is a writer who has worked with SESAME STREET & the Muppets beginning in the 1970s.
She served as a production assistant on the 1978 special Christmas Eve on SESAME STREET, a production assistant for Season 10, as well as the assistant to the producers for Season 12, & then became a writer on the show from 1984 until 2002, winning a total of 14 Emmy Awards during that time & composed the lyrics for many SESAME STREET songs, including "Cereal Girl", "Best Friend Blues", "COUNTing on the Weather" & "Everything in the WRONG Place Ball", & wrote the storybooks BIG BIRD's Day on the Farm & BIG BIRD Joins the Carnival in 1985, both based on Follow That BIRD.
On Muppet Magazine, she wrote articles from the Muppets' perspectives, including Gonzo the Great's interviews with Ethan Hawke & the Cosby Kids in the Fall 1985 & Winter 1986 issues, respectively.
Outside of SESAME STREET, she was the creator & lyricist for the PBS special Chanukah on Planet Matzah Ball in 2003.
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The flight to Bangkok was fairly uneventful; my Grandad dropped us at the airport and we had a slight delay before boarding our 7.5-hour flight to Abu Dhabi. Pete was very impressed though as I prebooked him a vegan meal for the flight and we also found a vegan coffee (almond milk) shop at the airport.… Continue reading Songkran in Bangkok
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Hair: Melissa Payne
Makeup/Creative Director: Saschia Johnson
Models: Tessa Dipallina and Christine Talamayan
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Photography/Editing: James Futrell
Hair: Melissa Payne
Makeup/Creative Director: Saschia Johnson
Models: Tessa Dipallina and Christine Talamayan
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I will be presenting Morality from the position of an Evangelical Christian. In this post, I will simply assume that the Bible is as the authoritative word of God and the existence of the Christian God, as described in the Bible and the first six ecumenical councils. My goal is to present an understanding of Morality that is true to human experience and is faithful to the Bible.
You can skip this section if you want, but I wanted to explain some of my terms. Morality is a complicated topic and it can be very easy to misunderstand me if I don't make clear what I mean when I use certain words. Please refer to the following list as needed for clarification:
I want to affirm the existence of the good as an objective feature of reality. That is to say, the good exists and is discoverable; just like the scientific method, the laws and constants of the natural world or the laws of logic. On this view, the good is not a physical or abstract object, but is the sum of the attributes of God. This means that the good is not tied to human opinion, happiness or flourishing. In short, God is the good.
On the view that I'm affirming, the attributes should be understood as being on a scale with the foundation of the scale based on God. All attributes are in comparison to God as the perfect standard and rule.
For example, on the above scale of "Loving," there is no such thing as "hatred." It doesn't exist as an objective feature of reality. Hatred is only a statement of a person being less loving, whether in comparison to God or other humans or even his/herself. On this view, it could be said that someone loves his/her mother but hates his/her father (by self-comparison) if the mother were loved at a 9 ranking, even if the father were loved at an 8.5 ranking. The father is still loved, but is given less love than the mother. This is the same with all "evils." The scale is used to provide a qualitative sense not quantitative.
Not all of God's attributes are related to morality. Some of them are "good" in the sense that they are strictly "greatness-building" attributes. These are attributes that improve beings that possess them, making them greater. God, as a maximally great being, would have the most (10 on the above scale) of all greatness-building attributes. The loss of these attributes would be considered a bad thing, or an evil, but it wouldn't make a person evil. I will try to illustrate this by giving some examples.
Alright, let's move on to God's moral attributes. In addition to building greatness, the moral attributes also serve to promote proper behavior and conduct.
These are the attributes of God that causes one to be morally upright. I won't bother describing each one because I think you get the idea from above. Only a few of them will be listed, but there are a ton.
If this understanding of morality is true then it helps to explain God's use of and compatibility with evil. In scripture, God is shown to be compatible with evil (Please see Isaiah 45:7, or whenever He is punishing, like the 10 plagues of Egypt). Because any action that doesn't measure up with God's perfect attributes could be considered evil. But, when God calls something evil it may or may not be in accordance with our tolerance of evil. When God provides punishment, the act is not just evil to His standard, but must be considered evil by the standard of the person's or culture's being punished. Or else it wouldn't be a proper punishment. The question then is, when does something become evil to us? As fallen humans, with different tolerance levels of evil, it could be very low on the scale. Something could start to be evil at 5 or even lower. And anything above that could be considered love by that person. But these opinions always move along the scale provided by the standard of God.
If God is compatible with evil then what is He incompatible with? This is to move us to Moral Duties.
Moral duties only exist in relation to beings with the authority to give commands. For example, a boss has authority to command tasks related to the job he/she supervises. Bosses are in charge of directing an employee's efforts and when they do it becomes morally right for the employee to carry out the command (to obey). Obviously, when dealing with other humans, there are a lot of other factors that impact moral duties which are related to moral values. But, to disobey a lawful command is morally wrong. God, as a maximally great being who is moral perfection, has the most authority and is in the best position to give lawful commands. Our disagreement with the commands of God are always from a position of situational ignorance and moral imperfection. Therefore, disobedience of God is always morally wrong (Objectively Wrong) and is what the Bible calls sin. Sin is the only thing that is incompatible with God.
This is just a basic overview of one understanding of morality, and it's definitely not fully fleshed out here. I also wanted to address relative morality and subjective morality. Maybe I will do that in other posts. Please let me know what you think! There are a ton of nuances in this topic and hopefully I can address those with any questions that are made. Thanks for reading!
Simon Williams is a certified Chapter Director for Reasonable Faith. He works at Millstone Power Station as a Leading Nuclear Chemistry Technician. Prior to Millstone, Simon served six years in the United States Navy where he apostatized to atheism. He renewed his faith in Christ shortly before being Honorably Discharged. He has been a member at Norwich Assembly of God since 2012 and is happily married to Saschia Johnson.
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Wedding Day
She puts on
her white dress.
She slips on
her red heels.
She takes the quivering hand
of her father,
steps out of the alcove
and down the aisle,
with her head held high
as her unexpected burden
bounces in time
to her steps.
Geoff Blanchette is a writer and actor based in Westerly, RI
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some of us lose all the time
time after time
until our true colours have bled out
and we start to see things in black and white
question on which side our shadows cuddle light
which sun offers up a tanned braising against a weak pale puffed burning
eagerly the skin turns to paper
and we're unsure if we can capture enough words
before we become curling ashes in our pyres
for some of us, art is the air we breathe daily, until we drown ourselves in the bathtubs of our failed accomplishments
the drain sings lovely songs
bubble babble trickle symphony sung in the voices of those held dearest
in places where physically none are held anymore
these empty arms and trembling hands remember the way we painted each other
stroke by stroke, our brushes one anothers blushes
crimson your cheeks
raw-red from the joy-cry of understood and accepted
and named true
with words lovingly whispered through actions unspoken.
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Frayed Ends
And what,
dear children,
is the end of the world?
Is it when
a hydrogen bomb is triggered,
and flesh and concrete
and body and soul
are brought to nothingness by the fury
of a stillborn sun?
Is it when
the rich finally get tired
of carrying the poor on their backs
(or, conversely,
when the poor
feel likewise
about the rich)
and drag them bodily
against the nearest convenient wall
(you can see it now, can't you,
aglow in an aura
of weathered newsreel)
and shove a Luger
straight between their eyes
and blow their brains out,
like wooden ducks at a carnival shooting gallery?
Is it when
the march of progress
tears apart the land
and poisons the water
and fills the air
with smoke and mercury
and electromagnetic waves
that carry only noise
and boundless ignorance,
aided & abetted
by the zombie hordes
who don't really have a clear idea
about much of anything
(except, you know,
that they were promised
a new season
of that hot new show
and they really hope they get it
because, like,
that shit is pretty awesome)?
Is it when
a good friend
writes you a letter –
oh let's be real,
the friend writes you an email
or a text
or a tweet
because who the hell has time anymore –
but for the sake of argument,
a good friend
a letter,
itemizing in detail
the exact reason why
he or she
will never speak to you again,
delineating the lines
that you
so carelessly
and wishing you
a long and happy life
without the burden of their
continued presence?
Is it when
your car breaks down,
or your phone falls in the toilet,
or the dog poops on your new carpet,
or the other guy at the office
got that big account that you wanted,
or the cute piece at the bar
seems a lot more interested
in that hot blond than in
your particular charms,
or your significant whoever is
mad at you again
because you forgot to mow the lawn or
wash the dishes or
suck them off
like you promised to?
Is it when you see
your newborn child
for the first time,
when you hear him propose,
when you hear her say Yes,
when you earn that last diploma,
when you meet a new friend,
when you forgive an old friend
for the sin of being human,
when you laugh with a good joke,
when others laugh with your jokes,
when you move into your own space
for the first time,
when you get your first real paycheck,
when you learn something
you never imagined before,
when you help someone understand something
that you know,
when you build,
when you love,
when you live?
And what,
dear children,
is the difference
between an end
and a beginning?
Written by: Geoff Blanchette (use link to see his wordpress) a writer and actor based in Westerly, RI
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Wrap me in white and send me along,
away to a place where there's no rules
Rock me steady on a hollow log
listen for my beats, while I drift along
Gift me your love while in white I dream
but what I want is to be alone, I suppose
watch as everything escapes from your scheme
but please oh please let my lover of prose
Sing until I'm a blooming rose.
Saschia Johnson -Creator from Southeastern Connecticut
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"I define morality by God's written word.
Luckily God makes it plain
so that we are without excuse.
In fact God lists bad behavior
out in Romans 1:29-32.
Romans 2:1 states we have no excuse."
-Toni Williams raised catholic, married a Protestant, go to any church that preaches and teaches Jesus Christ is Lord.
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I have decided my new project will be based around different views of morality. Here's my view on morality taken from Gilbert Harman's article Moral Relativism Explained
Moral relativism, as I understand it, is the claim that there is not a
single objectively true morality but only many different moralities, just
as there is not a single true language but only many different languages.
This is a complex subject and can get very personal but, I think it's something worth talking about, writing about, and getting creative about. According to Henry James,
Art lives upon discussion, upon experiment, upon creativity, upon variety of attempt, upon the exchange of views and comparison of standpoints…
So lets discuss, compare, exchange, and make some art!
I will be collecting different pieces and posting them to my blog until January 2018. I will take ALL the responses and add them to this blog. It's considered pure opinion and perspective here. Art, Quotes, Essays, lists, photography, book suggestions, poetry, short stories under 7000 words are all acceptable. Email: firstname.lastname@example.com or fill out form here.


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In 1999, a group of twenty somethings had an idea. While many scoffed at the notion of selling snowboards and skateboards online, the fearless few abandoned promising professional careers and found a way to get the wheels turning. Twenty years later, Tactics remains independently owned by the same few who first clicked "send" on the idea of a boardshop that could hook up riders all over the world. Today, Matt, Bob, Shawn, and the rest of our crew are blown away at the fact that their idea has helped stoke out over 2 million customers worldwide.
The Launch
"The bottom line is that there was no plan. Which was all too apparent to us after starting. If we had a plan we probably never would have started it." -MP
"We felt like we were pretty smart, but we really weren't… What we were though, is optimistic and stubborn. That kept us going late at night, just trying to figure things out." - BC
"Matt saying, 'I'm done wearing a tie'. That's what pushed us over the edge to say, let's take the gloves off, pull our pants down or pull our pants up, whichever way it's gonna go." - BC
"When I quit my job... It really boiled down to, 'What was I going to regret more?'" - MP
The Core Of Tactics
"We've been asked a million times, 'Why don't you sell this or that, what do you have to lose?', but that's not what we do. Trends will always change, but we've always stayed in our niche, which is pretty rare." -MP
"There's something intangible that is really rewarding and fulfilling about of creating your own future. To not know what the rules say as you go forward is really kind of liberating." -BC
"The fact that it's snowboarding and skateboarding means a lot to us because there's passion there. We've always thought of ourselves as selling fun, so there's an inherent satisfaction about working with something thats meaningful, at least to us." -BC
The Shops
"We wanted to stay rooted, to have an identity that was more than just a website. The first space looked weird and crazy, but it had some character... That retail fabric nested itself in our DNA from the beginning, and never left. " -BC
"It connects us with the community and brings people into the mix. Snowboarders and skateboarders understand that there's a difference between a business that's committed to doing both, and one that's online only." - MP
Our Crew
"Having the right people is still the heart of it. We want to have a place that people love, that they want to support because its not me and Matt anymore, its everyone else in the room that creates who Tactics is and why people want to come back." -BC
"We've got a team here that's having families, they're having kids. Everyone wants to get ahead and grow, so we have to find ways to support that." -MP


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Energy harvesting wireless network is an emerging paradigm where the wireless nodes harvest energy to increase their lifetime. Due to high potential for a large variety of applications, such networks have drawn considerable attention in both industry and academia. In this paper, we consider the energy replenishment problem when the wireless nodes not only harvest energy from the ambient environment but also may receive energy from a mobile charger. We propose an optimal energy replenishment strategy using stochastic inventory theory to derive the optimal amount of energy supplied by the mobile charger. The simulation results show that our proposed scheme not only optimizes the energy utilization, but also improves the economic benefit of the wireless nodes. Copyright © 2015–2015 ICST
The work is supported in part by programs of NSFC under Grant nos. 61422201, 61370159 and U1201253, U1301255, Guangdong Province Natural Science Foundation under Grant no. S2011030002886, High Education Excellent Young Teacher Program of Guangdong Province under grant no. YQ2013057, and Science and Technology Program of Guangzhou under grant no. 2014J2200097 (Zhujiang New Star Program), 240079/F20 funded by the Research Council of Norway, the European Commission FP7 Project CROWN (grant no. PIRSES-GA-2013-627490), and Singapore A*Star SERC 142 02 00043.
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allways go 4 the polital route, its what happened over here in my local town, we all met up, got this paper signed, and took it 2 the cop shop the following day. in all we had over 700 signatures of support (which was to much 4 the cops to ignore) and from some of the local residents to get us a place where we can show off our motors and for a place 2 race. However in London they didnt do this and several people have gone down 4 noise pollution and distruction of private property
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did you hear about the meets that went on in the merry hill shopping centre car parks near Dudley?
it all got shut down because some people died after driving their car through a shop at 100mph lol dumbasses. brings a whole new meaning to 'Drive Thru'
anyway.. good to see some other british blokes on here nice ka.
what the heck is that car in your profile man? looks like an even more pussy ford focus. and we dont have "cop shops" in the usa. and if we went to the police station and said "we want to go here to show off and race" they would say "ok...um....to bad...have a nice day"
lol, I was going to make the fuckus remark.... but Novaboy beat me to it. And ya, get over it guys, a petition ain't gonna do shit!
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what the heck is that car in your profile man? looks like an even more pussy ford focus.
what the heck is that car in your profile man? looks like an even more pussy ford focus.
I get the sarcasm... if I start an email to ya fonz, will you send it to one hundred of your friends? Cuz if you don't, you'll have bad luck racing for thirty years!
LOL.. omg.. this shit is funny. Chain letters were cool when I was in.. uh.. kindergarten. Does anyone seriously think a petition is going to allow them to break the law? *Laugh* Good luck.
what you need to do is actually talk to the people making the laws. Go speak to local republican officials, mention how it will be profitable. I wouldnt waste my time with the dem party they'd most like brush it off (you know that money can be used for welfare checks or some youths on crack center). these are the people who can get the ball rolling
Alot of people scoff at petitions but they do get things done sometimes. But you have to petition for the right thing. Some of you are talking about a new track opening. Go to the areas of town where most street races occur and ask surrounding businesses and homeowners if they are disrupted by the racing. They will most assuredly say yes. Then tell them that you are taking a petition around to get racers off the street and onto a track where they can't bother anyone. Those people will sign (trust me) and you will find alot of people willing to sign, from street racers to little old ladies (sometimes they are one-in-the-same). They will all agree that they have to be taken off the streets and you can sweeten the pot by including stiffer penalties for people that street race. Cause you all won't need to anymore, now that you have all the comforts of a nearby track. Take that petition to City Hall and bring it up to your council members and show them the support you have gained from the public that say that a race track is needed to reduce the dangerous racing, violence (that usually accompanies races now-a-days), drug & alcohol abuse, etc.....
If you try to petition to make street racing legal or reducing the penalties for breaking that law then you will be wasting your time and you will get nowhere. Everyone has a voice but when the court listens to a 19 year old kid who got busted for streetracing and trying to use " But there are no racetracks around here" as an excuse, and then compare that to the voice of that same kid along with your local Bank manager and his/her employees, the gas station attendant, the local home owners, and other businesses then that voice will get heard and maybe even something will actually get done.
Damn my fingers are starting to cramp from all the typing. I even have that program that will type out your messages when you speak into the microphone. Now if I wasn't so lazy, I'd find that damn microphone and re-install the program...................................................hmmmmm....................maybe later.
The reason they are going to be throwing people in jail now, is because, last year or so, two people were racing in Portland, OR and one lost control as a car turned a corner or something like that, and what happened was one of the racers hit the car turning the corner, and it swung around and hit the other car racing, well both of the racers were fine, but the driver of the other car had gotten killed right away because the car was going so fast. thats the only reason they are doing it...
Where are you morons coming from? And in abundance?!?!?! Did you see that on TV or something? You really think one isolated incident in Oregon is the reason they're stopping street racing???? lmao
I agree with you about the spectators, they definately raise the danger of any event like that, not to mention attract cops, which in turn spooks everybody, and when people panic, people get hurt. I never go to any major events, to be honest, I don't think it's worth the risk. I'll admit, I don't mind going on the streets, just by chance, and sometimes a few of my friends and I will find an empty road or so and race out there, but major events are asking for trouble.
Novaboy has got a pretty good point, Stryker. The KKK is allowed to hold its assemblies (complete with police protection) because they're doing nothing illegal at those assemblies. Sure, the stuff they ARE doing is completely ignorant and self-involved, but it's not breaking the law. If the Grand Wizard Dragon (or whatever the hell he is) at one of those KKK rallies stood up and yelled for everyone to start breaking windows, the cops would have him in handcuffs in seconds. By going from yelling about how much he hates black people, to yelling about breaking stuff, he's jumping from his protected right to free speech, to inciting a riot, which is illegal as hell. Take the motorcylce rally at Sturgis for example. They pretty much take over the town, but cops will still cite them for burn-outs and racing, because it's still illegal. If street racers formed a club and found a place to meet legally every night just to BS and hang out, the cops couldn't touch them, save for those younger guys that might be violating a curfew law. But as long as there are races or burnouts happening (and lately even that "show of power" stuff that includes building RPMs without going anywhere) the cops have every right to shut it down, and should.
And should!?!?! Say what!?!?! Well, I think so, anways. I've been street racing for 3.5 years now, and I've seen it be as organized as illegal street racing can be, and I've seen things done that turn my hair white as I watch it happening. Whether you're safe as hell or certifiable, if a cop shows up he/she has a responsibilty to the rest of the community to break it up.
I've been to 7 illegal gatherings that have been busted, haven't tried to run once, and I'm pretty sure that's the answer to all of this. As long as you participate in illegal street racing, you have to understand that no matter what you're doing safety-wise, you're sitll breaking the law. There is a HUGE difference between racing on a deserted backroad, and running from the police on that same road. Until the area you live in starts a "Run What You Brung" night at the local track, or blocks off a street for legal racing, be as safe as you can with what youv'e got. But if it does get busted up by the police, be stand-up about it and take what youv'e got coming. Not once have I been cited for any of the racing I've done, because I didn't cut and run, and I was honest when they asked me questions. As long as street racers continue to scatter like cockroaches when the kitchen light comes on, it'll do nothing but perpetuate the image of lawlessness and total disregard for others' safety.
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I WAS CANCER-FREE, and I felt like a fraud. I was in the waiting room at Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center, waiting for one of my biannual screenings.
I had recently learned that I had the BRCA1 genetic mutation, which my doctors said gave me an 87 percent risk of developing breast cancer. My father's parents and both of his sisters had already died of cancer. I was sure that my parents — or maybe I — would be next. But I didn't actually have cancer, and for that I was deeply grateful. I was also kind of embarrassed.
"She is so young — what a shame," I imagined the real patients with cancer thinking. I didn't want to join that cancer club, but I was also terrified that someone would find me out and scoff at me for wasting time that doctors could be spending on people who were fighting for their lives.
I knew how devastating cancer treatment could be, and I couldn't calm my nerves. I worried about undergoing preventive surgery and about getting the disease, at the same time questioning my right to even have those concerns.
Between the diagnosis, intimidating waiting rooms and my self-consciousness about being a cancer impostor, I spent the next three years running from my fears. I tried to party and drink those worries away. I was in my early 20s and found plenty of distractions in New York City.
It wasn't until I confessed my flakiness to my father that I realized I was being foolish. He certainly wasn't pressuring me to have surgery, but he wanted me to be informed — or at least show up to my doctor's appointments.
I sobered up. I started going to my appointments and spoke with a genetic counselor. I worked through all my options, and it turned out that I was a great candidate for a preventive double mastectomy. I hoped that the surgery would alleviate both my risk of breast cancer and my obsessions over it.
At 28 years old, I had a successful double mastectomy. I was healthy and healed quickly. But throughout the process, I felt alone and scared and, most surprisingly, guilty. At the same time, my friend was going through cancer treatment at 33, and when we met for brunch, I was so nervous, I spilled my latte all over her lap. She was shocked that I felt so nervous and was more empathetic and kind than I felt I deserved. After we ordered fresh lattes and lots of napkins, my perspective began to shift.
I started to share my story, hoping my experience would help another girl who might be just as uncomfortable. I created the docu-series "Screw You Cancer" and a comedic memoir, "Dangerous Boobies: Breaking Up With My Time- Bomb Breasts." I wanted to start a conversation. Even if it ended up being between me and one other person, maybe we could use our experiences to heal each other. I wished I'd had a book like "Dangerous Boobies" at the time of my diagnosis and surgery. Still, in writing it, I was very sensitive to make sure I wouldn't offend cancer survivors, the people I admired most.
To my absolute surprise, I was welcomed with open arms by patients with cancer and hospital staff who understood that my situation was different but still important. After my book came out, I was interviewed by NPR's San Francisco station, KQED (tinyurl.com/ybqevjq8). Women called in, a mix of survivors and previvors, each finding something relevant and valuable in the discussion. We overlapped in a unique way. We discussed nipple reconstruction, sex after surgery and how to explain to your impatient boss why you need to take a nap at lunch. Our experiences were put to use, and it felt empowering that, after everything we had been through, we were able to use that information to help someone else.
During this journey, I've spoken to survivors who support preventive measures because of their experiences with cancer. I've spoken to previvors in both deliberation and recovery. None are identical, but we all have a lot in common. We're able to compare mastectomy notes, what silicone tape helped our scars heal and how constipated we were after surgery. It's all important information! Our differences don't prevent us from being uniquely bonded by what we've been through.
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Everyone knows that George Washington wore false teeth. Quick, now, what were our first President's dentures made of?
Did you say wood? Along with the cherry tree, that's one of the most persistent myths about the father of our country. In fact, Washington had several sets of dentures — made of gold, hippopotamus tusk, and animal teeth, among other things — but none of them were made of wood.
Washington's dental troubles were well documented, and likely caused some discomfort through much of his life. He began losing teeth at the age of 22, and had only one natural tooth remaining when he took office. (He lost that one before finishing his first term.) Portraits painted several years apart show scars on his cheeks and a decreasing distance between his nose and chin, indicating persistent dental problems.
Dentistry has come a long way in the two-and-a-half centuries since Washington began losing his teeth. Yet edentulism — the complete loss of all permanent teeth — remains a major public health issue. Did you know that 26% of U.S. adults between 65 and 74 years of age have no natural teeth remaining?
Tooth loss leads to loss of the underlying bone in the jaw, making a person seem older and more severe-looking (just look at those later portraits of Washington). But the problems associated with lost teeth aren't limited to cosmetic flaws. Individuals lacking teeth sometimes have trouble getting adequate nutrition, and may be at increased risk for systemic health disorders.
Fortunately, modern dentistry offers a number of ways that the problem of tooth loss can be overcome. One of the most common is still — you guessed it — removable dentures. Prosthetic teeth that are well-designed and properly fitted offer an attractive and practical replacement when the natural teeth can't be saved. Working together with you, our office can provide a set of dentures that feel, fit, and function normally — and look great too.
There are also some state-of-the art methods that can make wearing dentures an even better experience. For example, to increase stability and comfort, the whole lower denture can be supported with just two dental implants placed in the lower jaw. This is referred to as an implant supported overdenture. This approach eliminates the need for dental adhesives, and many people find it boosts their confidence as well.
If you have questions about dentures, please contact us or schedule an appointment for a consultation. You can learn more in the Dear Doctor magazine articles "Removable Full Dentures" and "Implant Overdentures for the Lower Jaw."
You have probably heard a lot of people talk about TMJ disorders, but do you know what it all means? How do you know if you are suffering from a TMJ disorder?
Below are answers to some common questions about TMJ disorders.
What is a TMJ disorder?
First, we should explain that TMJ actually refers to the Temporomandibular Joint, which is the formal name for your jaw joint(s). TMD stands for Temporomandibular Disorders, which is the correct name for the muscle and/or joint symptoms that commonly arise when there is TMJ pain and dysfunction. You may have heard people refer to the actual disorder as TMJ, but this name is incorrect.
When I experience TMJ pain, what exactly is happening?
Let's first understand all of the parts that play a role in your pain. The temporomandibular joints connect your mandible (lower jaw) to your skull on both the left and right sides, which makes the lower jaw the only bone in the body with completely symmetrical joints at both ends. There is a ball-and-socket relationship between your jaw and your skull on both sides, but the unique part is the presence of a cushioning disk between the two surfaces in each joint. Each TMJ has a disk between the ball (condyle) and socket (fossa), and this sometimes ends up being an especially important area when trouble arises.
So, how do I know if I have TMD?
You can never be absolutely sure, but here are some symptoms you should be sure to share with us during your examination:
- Clicking. You may experience a clicking sound in the jaw, usually due to a shift in the position of the disk inside the joint. However, if you do not have pain or limited jaw function, this symptom may be insignificant.
- Muscle Pain. The next symptom is jaw muscle pain, usually in the cheeks or temples. If the muscle is sore or stiff in the morning, this pain is usually related to clenching or grinding in your sleep. However, there are more complex muscle pains that can spread to your head and neck.
- TMJ Pain. This third symptom refers to pain actually inside one or both of your jaw joints, technically described as arthritis of the TMJ.
If diagnosed, what can I expect from treatment?
We will first need to assess the damage to your TMJ, and from there we will recommend a course of treatment to relieve your pain. Treatment may range from hot or cold compresses and anti-inflammatory medications to physical therapy or a bite guard. We may also advise you to do jaw exercises at home. In general, we will do our best to treat your issue without orthodontic treatment or surgery.
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By Trudy Duivenvoorden Mitic, January 2015
Lucky for us there are folks taking initiative on some ingenious and beneficial ideas.
Last fall the Dutch town of Nuenen unveiled a kilometre-long stretch of bike path that was inspired by the iconic Van Gogh painting "Starry Night." Bike paths are nothing new to The Netherlands but this particular section, through the town where Van Gogh once lived, takes the cycling experience to a whole new height.
More than 50,000 "stones" incorporating glow-in-the-dark technology and solar powered LED lights were inlaid in a dreamy, swirling pattern intended to evoke a ride along the Milky Way. The result is genius, not only for its beauty but also for the triple win it scored for the community: In one fell swoop Nuenen acquired a public work of art commemorating its most famous artist, a well-lit, carbon-neutral bike path for commuters riding home after dark, and—bet on it—the next big tourist attraction. This is innovation at its very best.
The wheels of innovation turn here too, powered as they are by thinking people who, fortunately for us, happen to be plentiful in our neck of the woods. Take geography grad student Chris Krasowski, for example. He's the impetus behind the City of Victoria and the University of Victoria's partnered effort to develop a map that will help gauge how feasible our rooftops might be for solar energy production. It's a timely project, given Victoria's commitment to reduce greenhouse gasses to 33 percent of 2007 levels by 2020.
Using irradiance measurements currently being collected by an instrument he installed last April on the rooftop of City Hall, plus Light Detection and Ranging (LiDAR) data for the region, as well as data from the University of Victoria's School-Based Weather Network, Krasowski is creating a solar map that will eventually enable residents to zoom in on their own roof and check out its potential for generating solar energy. Later this year the solar map is to be integrated into Vicmap, the City's online interactive mapping tool.
Then there's the Plastic Bank, the ultimate enabling venture founded just two years ago by Victoria-raised entrepreneurs David Katz and Shaun Frankson. The way we mindlessly waste plastic is abhorrent. Every year the world produces almost 300 million tons of this petroleum-based product, much of which ends up swirling in the oceans everywhere and clogging the shorelines of the world's most impoverished countries.
But plastic is 100 percent recyclable, and in that fact Katz and Frankson saw an extraordinary opportunity to benefit the world in untold ways: Not only could full-scale recycling virtually eliminate the need for producing new plastic, it could also provide sustainable work for impoverished people, restore marine habitats, and prevent the anguished deaths of millions of ocean creatures every year.
In a nutshell, the Plastic Bank buys plastic from local collectors and turns it into good-as-new pellets to sell as "Social Plastic" to corporations interested in supporting ecological and social sustainability while enhancing their own image in the process.
Last year it opened its first collection centre in Lima, Peru, where the plastic pollution is pandemic, and also devised a ground-breaking method for making 3D printing filament from multiple grades of waste plastic. This filament will eventually use onsite plastic to feed onsite 3D printers, to which plastic collectors can buy access for making new products (such as cell phone covers) they can then sell in their own micro-businesses. It's a brilliant, close-looped system with beneficiaries every step of the way. Little wonder the Plastic Bank won the Recycling Council of BC's Innovation Award last year.
Michele Paget, marketing director for Hillside Shopping Centre, also acted on a great idea that connected many dots. Last summer the mall was in the throes of a major renovation and expansion that included a completely upgraded food court. All the old tables and chairs—seating for 400—were earmarked as waste but Paget opted to recycle them instead. She painted up a set to show people the potential and posted it on Facebook. Buyers streamed in and soon everything was sold. Then she donated the entire proceeds, $4300, to the local chapter of the SPCA. Her assessment of the experience: "There is a way to be successful and also sustainable."
Whether it's a bike path extraordinaire, new resources harvested or old resources repurposed, good things are happening and innovations abound. That's a great starting note for 2015.
Trudy wishes everyone good health, happiness and good ideas in 2015. She also wishes she'd snagged one of those bistro sets Michele was selling.


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Pacific Symphony on the Green 2014
The Pacific Symphony gave a free concert on the "Village Green" at Oso Viejo Community Park in the city of Mission Viejo on Saturday, July 26, 2014. The Rotary Club of Mission Viejo sponsored the annual Beer and Wine Garden to raise money for our community projects. Scott Walker served as chair of the event and many members volunteered to help. The Prelude in the Park, including pre-concert entertainment and a Musical Playground for Children was held at 4:00 p.m., followed by a concert featuring the Pacific Symphony at 7:00p.m. The theme of this year's event was the Olympics to celebrate the 30th anniversary of the Olympic Bicycle race in Mission Viejo . Volunteer Flag Bearers marched in with flags of the various countries that participated in the Olympics, as well as dozens of flags from the United States. Mission Viejo Olympians Julie Foudy and Brian Goodell were on hand as dignitaries of the event and lit the giant Olympic style cauldron.
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LAHORE, Pakistan (AP) — Asma Jehangir, one of Pakistan's most prominent right activists and lawyers, died on Sunday of a heart attack in the eastern city of Lahore at the age of 66, her daughter said. For full coverage and obituary from Legacy.com, click here.
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Given the economy is in recovery - demonstrated by rising employment figures throughout 2014 - there has never been a better time to take a step back and look at how well your supply chain is operating.
There will doubtless be ways that further efficiencies can be created and the issue of risk can be addressed and reduced through improving visibility and anticipating problems before they arise.
Managing a supply chain effectively is about much more than simply sitting back and letting it run itself, which is a dangerous way to rapidly lose control. Consistent and effective management of the vendors and issues within the supply chain should be the order of the day.
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However, without forging strong supplier relationships now, or seeking to maintain existing ones, the engagement levels needed to drive good visibility simply won't be there. This is also an essential element of anticipating issues that could cause knock-on problems throughout the supply chain. Trying to deal with the fallout of a last-minute delay in real time with no clear strategy rarely wins the day.
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How America fell in love with slushies again – a tale of natural flavours and smart dispensers
US frozen drinks company Freezing Point, parent to slushie brand Frazil, has partnered with Norwegian engineering firm 7Sense to develop a low-cost, retrofittable cellular NB-IoT circuit board to make its in-store slushie machines smart.
The circuit board, based on the nRF9160 System-in-Package (SiP) from Nordic Semiconductor, and fixable into the back of existing units, allows Frazil's machines to be continuously monitored to maintain performance, improve margins, and run predictive maintenance.
Frazil said the initiative is already providing a 'gold mine' of data to retail customers, which are using the dashboard findings to generalise about store operations and make changes to improve performance.
Frazil suggested a slushie machine that is not properly maintained and operated "invariably indicates" the mindset of store staff is "falling behind in other operational excellence standards".
"Large chains are using our real-time reporting dashboard as a window into their broader store operations," said Kyle Freebairn, chief executive at Frazil.
"Retailers have identified a strong correlation between how well they manage their Frazil programme and how well they manage other aspects of retail excellence. The management teams and category managers couldn't be more excited at the operational visibility this type of offering provides."
Frazil has even equated "sluggish growth" in the 50-year old slushie industry in recent years with "the appearance of machines and… slushies on offer", rather than with lower interest from consumers. Machines need to be continually topped-up and humming, it suggested, to draw the market.
The hassle and cost of maintaining slushie machines has undermined their upkeep, it said. "Slushies had lost their appeal to consumers and retailers, and we had to change that. What we came up with was our 'slushie-as-a-service' modified subscription business model to enable retailers to hit the 'easy button' when it comes to slushies," said Freebairn.
Frazil, which only started in the slushie game in 2004, is using the 7Sense module-and-analytics solution to offer maintenance, servicing, and monitoring to slushie operators. "Consumers hadn't fallen out of favour with slushies; they'd fallen out of favour with poor customer experience."
The firm developed its offer in the first place around a broader range of flavours, using more natural ingredients. Its business models sees it retain ownership of slushie machines in store, and takes charge of all reactive service needs. Retailers must purchase a certain number of cases per year to remain compliant with the programme, and to keep the machine in their store.
Frazil said its sales are growing at 10 times the industry average, following deployment of its monitoring solution. "Our customers don't have to phone us for most issues; if they have a problem, we'll know before they do."
Freebairn added: "The costs of moving to a cellular IoT solution are more than offset by the increase in revenue and profits that comes from cutting down on downtime by being far more proactive at spotting and quickly solving potential issues."
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Happy Stacking the Shelves day!
Stacking The Shelves is a weekly meme hosted by Tynga's Reviews. Be sure to check out her site where you can find the link to the others participating in this meme.
For review:
The Mystery of Hollow Places by Rebecca Podos (Balzer & Bray)
The Tattoed Heart by Michael Grant (Katherine Tegen)
This Monstrous Thing by Mackenzi Lee (Katherine Tegen)
What We Saw by Aaron Hartzler (HarperTeen)
Daughter of Dusk by Livia Blackburne (Disney Hyperion)
The Game of Love and Death by Martha Brockenbrough (Scholastic)
Reawakend by Colleen Houck (Delacorte)
Into the Dangerous World by Julie Chibbaro, Jean-Marc Superville Sovak (Illustrator)
The Book of Secrets
The Book of Lost Things
These are all by Cynthia Voight, someone I've really admired since I was very young. I have a great interview coming up with her too, so keep your eyes peeled!
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GECKO Governance is delighted to announce that it has won a place at the final of Irish Start-up Pitch Night, organised jointly by Irish International Business Network (IIBN) and Bloomberg on July 11th next. Irish Start-up Pitch Night is an unique opportunity for Irish start-ups to pitch to an invited audience of around 70 … Read More
Month: June 2016
GECKO completes Startup Next programme
After 6 weeks of intense mentorship, GECKO Governance has completed the Techstars Startup Next programme with Google for Entrepreneurs and Bank of Ireland, with a final round called "Demo Day". Startup Next is the world's number 1 pre-accelerator mentorship programme to help companies become investor ready. Techstars is a global ecosystem that empowers entrepreneurs to … Read More


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As we constantly strive to improve the understanding and proper use of this product documentation, we value constructive remarks from our users.
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Michelle Robinson worked for a newspaper as reporter/photographer. While there she earned a North Carolina Press Association award for her photography. She has since taken her love of photojournalism and has been a full time photographer for several years. Using a journalistic approach, her photographs capture the spontaneity and romantic moments of love and marriage. She is a proud winner of two Wedding Photojournalist Associations awards.


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Other than the merino jumper, our school uniform is available for purchase from Apparel Studio,
11 Frederick Street, Wanaka.
Apparel Studio supply all Upper Clutha schools. We hope it will be convenient for you to visit them anytime during their business hours, 9am - 5.30pm Monday to Friday, and we are pleased to support a local business.
Holy Family Catholic School standard uniform items are:
- Grey flannel shorts or grey embroidered trousers
- Burgundy embroidered polo top years 0-6, navy embroidered polo top years 7-8
- Pinafore or skirt (The skirt is made of lighter fabric suitable for warm weather)
- Burgundy embroidered polo top years 0-6, navy embroidered polo top years 7-8
- Navy sports shorts are allowed under pinafore/skirt but not required
For both:
- Navy embroidered merino jersey (Please order and pay for at the school office)
- Optional soft shell navy blue jacket
- PE uniform: navy sports shorts and burgundy PE top
- Burgundy embroidered sunhats, mandatory in Terms 1 and 4
- Black socks and completely black shoes. Shoes with other colours, boots or Hi-tops are not permitted.
- Black headbands/clips/hairties
- If desired, black long sleeved thermal under polo top
- Jackets/hats/gloves of any colour fine to wear to/from school and during playtime, these are to be removed in the classroom
We feel wearing the standard uniform reflects pride in Holy Family Catholic School, and ask for your support in helping your children dress accordingly.
Summer – Terms 1 and 4
Our school has a policy of sun safety. Sunhats need to be worn at all times while outside and children are requested to apply sunscreen before and during school.
Winter – Terms 2 and 3
During colder months students can wear only black long sleeved thermals underneath polo shirts. Girls may also wear black full tights.
Appropriate warm jackets and beanies can be worn over school uniform although we ask that parents use discretion regarding logos and words.
Unisex items
Polo shirt $34.00
Merino Jersey (size 4 – 8) $85.00 (size 10 – 16) $99.00
Sports shorts $25.00
PE top Sun hat $16.00
Optional soft shell navy blue jacket $65.00
Boys' items
Shorts $35.00 Trouser unlined (winter) / optional
Girls' items
Skirt (size 4 – 12) $65.00 (size 14 – 16) $70.00
Pinafore $90.00


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EHRN is looking for a qualified agency to conduct a final evaluation of Global Fund funded regional programme "Harm Reduction Works – Fund it!".
More details about the project can be found in the Letter of Invitation and its attachments, which can be downloaded here.
Deadline for proposals is COB November 23, 2016 (Lithuania Time).
Interested parties requiring clarification of the Tender Documents shall submit queries to Jelizaveta Baranova, Monitoring and Evaluation officer at email@example.com, or by mail to Eurasian Harm Reduction Network, Svitrigailos 11-B, Vilnius 03228, Lithuania, or +370 5 26090076, +370 5 2691601.


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Zyban is a non-nicotine aid to smoking cessation. It is chemically unrelated to nicotine or other agents used in the treatment of nicotine addiction. It is developed as an antidepressant and is chemically unrelated to tricyclic, tetracyclic, selective serotonin re-uptake inhibitor, or other known antidepressant agents. It decreases cravings and withdrawal symptoms of smoking.
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What the Left really thinks of you
Time's Joe Klein was perhaps the first out of the gate. We are "a nation of dodos," he complained. We are "flagrantly ill-informed." Klein was particularly incensed that we don't understand that the stimulus worked. Of course, with unemployment inching up to 9.6 percent last month, and with President Obama now calling for a fourth stimulus package (if you count the two enacted under President Bush), it's increasingly clear that the stimulus did not work.
— Michael Tanner 'A Nation of Dodos'
For all the claims of supporting the 'little guy', the common people or being the 'other 95%', the left is an outside elite that lusts for power and control.
The response to those who oppose them? Childish protests and ridicule. Sara Palin as a Nazi, Former President Bush as a chimp etc.
The left loves to trot out '1984' as some metaphor about the right or the U.S. Government. Orwell's magnum opus was more about 1930's era communism than 20th or 21st century western governments. There an elite ran a once proud nation into the ground. As did Mao ruin China and kill millions.
Of course to point that out is 'red baiting'.
Having been to college, I have seen these asshats in action. Ignorance is strength. Worse, they worship America's enemies or dumbasses .
I though that the 60's was about overthrowing the elite. Not replacing one set of elite with another.
The people are mad. Hence the Tea Party. The government of 1984 did it's level best to keep the people "flagrantly ill-informed." and living in poverty. Strange that the current economic policies and PC speech codes (and lefty uproar over dissent) seem to be taken out of '1984'.
But then again I'm just one of the 'Dodo's'.
Here's to 02 NOV 2010. We'll see who's the real dodo then.


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Cristiano Ronaldo handed airport tunnel bill
C-Ron still feeling the cost of Ferrari crash
Cristiano Ronaldo has been told to pay up £20,000 to repair the damage he caused when he crashed his Ferrari into a tunnel at Manchester Airport. The airport authorities have written to the Manchester United star's insurers requesting that he covers the cost of repairs to damaged brickwork, a smashed exit door and railings with a Ferrari-shaped dent in them.
The bill itself amounts to just over one day's pay for the Portuguese winger. And if you take into consider the £200,000 Ferrari he wrote off, the crash has cost him just under two weeks' wages. I know it doesn't sound like much money in that context, but think of all the things you could call Rob Styles with that money…


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There are National Forums that engage many institutions and organizations in India with AAFT. The International Forums and other global cross-country associations foster and enhance cultural linkages between the nations. The purpose of each forum is to deepen the institutional ties in numerous ways: in areas of collaborative research emphasizing the arts, cultural and media sectors, faculty exchanges and seminars on aesthetic experience from artists and cultural organizations from different countries.
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The forums facilitate us to collaborate with other organizations and countries across the globe while representing the subject in general, complement each others' work and promote the importance of creative work financially, socially and culturally.
All forums recognize the differing cultures in diverse parts of the world and show same respect for human dignity in all the social interactions.
These forums take on the responsibility of informing our members about the latest developments, nationally and internationally, in the field of arts & culture.
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