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The European Federation of Catalysis Societies (EFCATS) is organising a Young Scientist Contest. The Dutch Catalysis Society (DCS) can send two participants to the contest. When you have a candidate who is interested and meets the criteria mentioned in the call please submit a half page A4 nomination to the DCS (firstname.lastname@example.com) before March 15, 2018. The nomination should make clear why the nominee is a suitable candidate for the contest. We hope we can send two good candidates to the contest with your help.
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To strengthen the interactions and to more fully integrate the younger generation into the European catalysis community, EFCATS is organizing a catalysis challenge for young researchers open to all EFCATS member countries. The challenge will be held at Wageningen University and Research (WUR), The Netherlands from 9-11 July 2018 with two young researchers (young = PhD students and postdocs/researchers who obtained their PhD after 1 July 2016) from each EFCATS country being involved.
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Each participant country/national society should now select 2 candidates and inform the local organizing committee of their names and contact details before March 30 2018. Dutch nominations must be sent to the DCS (firstname.lastname@example.com) before March 15, 2018.
We would like to emphasise that the selection criteria should not (only) be based on number of papers published, etc., but should take account of other abilities such as personal motivation, a strong ability to communicate and proactively interact with other team members, the ability to act as a team leader and possession of the imagination necessary to develop a catalysis project, which is not only scientifically sound, but also challenging and "provocative".
At the start of the challenge, the teams of competitors will be formed by a draw from the registered participants.
Outline of the challenge
The goal of the challenge will be for the teams of competitors (4-5 members per team, thereby representing an international mixture) to write a 10 page research proposal over one and a half days on a predefined topic. The topic will be announced on the first day by the organizers. On the last day of the challenge the participating teams will be required to present their proposal to the EFCATS board and the other participants. Based on the quality of the written proposal and the presentation, 3 prizes will be awarded to the best three teams. All participants will receive a certificate of participation.
Each of the members of the winning team will receive a voucher of 500 €.
Each of the members of the first runner up team will receive a voucher of 200 €.
Each of the members of the second runner up team will receive a voucher of 100 €.
Location and accommodation
The challenge will be held at Wageningen University (Wageningen, the Netherlands.)
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Sheila Heti, Heidi Julavits, and Leanne Shapton are the guests. They are the editors of the bestselling book Women in Clothes, which features the work of more than 600 authors, including notables like Cindy Sherman, Lena Dunham, Kim Gordon, and Molly Ringwald.
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January 15, 2019, 7:00 PM @ Ballinger Clubhouse
The City will host a community meeting to present the conceptual design of the Gateway Plaza and gather public input. Gateway Plaza is adjacent to Sound Transit's Mountlake Terrace Light Rail Station on the corner of 236th and the new street just east of the I-5 off ramp, currently referred to as Gateway Boulevard. The city has contracted with Otak to design the Gateway Plaza. This plaza will serve as a "gateway" to Snohomish County (as the City is the first stop in Snohomish County for light rail) as well as the gateway to Mountlake Terrace for people exiting light rail at the station.
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Dr Angèle Carruthers
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Dr Naomi Mitchell
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Dr Alastair Stout
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Practice manager
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Gail McGoldrick
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District nurses
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Who: Junior Achievement High School Teams & Noble Impact Facilitation
When: Thursday, March 16 | 9:30 a.m. - 1:30 p.m. (lunch provided)
Where: University of Central Arkansas
Sponsors: Startup Junkie Consulting, University of Central Arkansas
The Conductor, in partnership with Junior Achievement and Noble Impact, will host a High School Startup Day with students across the state. The event will give students an opportunity to work in teams while addressing educational issues that relate to their specific needs. They will work closely with community mentors and will formulate ideas for solutions. A final pitch will be given to professionals from the social and business sector that will serve as judges.
9:30 a.m.: Welcome
9:45 a.m.: Student teams begin working on the issue and problem statement
10:00 a.m.: Mentors arrive to offer guidance and research of problem in full swing
10:30 a.m.: Student teams identify stakeholders and formulate survey for distribution
10:45 a.m.: Quick Check-In with lead facilitator
11:15 a.m.: Student teams start creating pitch decks (google slides) and formulate signature story
11:30 a.m.: Working Lunch
11:45 a.m.: Student teams submit pitch deck to lead organizer
12:00 p.m.: Pitches Begin (2 minutes each)
12:55 p.m.: Winners Announced
1:00 p.m.: Students Depart
- Students will learn new startup approaches to address issues and pitch innovative ideas
- Students will receive feedback from local entrepreneurs that will serve as mentors for the event
- Students will understand the importance of utilizing an entrepreneurial skill set to solve problems
About Conductor
The Conductor, a public-private partnership with the University of Central Arkansas and Startup Junkie Consulting, drives innovation, entrepreneurship and economic development in central Arkansas through high-impact programming, one-on-one consulting, commercialization support and collaboration.
About Junior Achievement
Junior Achievement is a volunteer driven, non-profit organization dedicated to inspiring and preparing young people to succeed in a global economy. Through partnerships between businesses and educators, JA's curricula helps K-12 students connect the dots between the classroom and the real-world. They currently have over 500 volunteers and reach over 13,000 students in Arkansas annually.
About Noble Impact
Noble Impact engages students and teachers through relevant and purpose-driven experiences focused on the intersection of public service and entrepreneurship. With certified curriculum through the Department of Arkansas Career Education, Noble Impact has an official program of study available for all Arkansas High Schools.


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Tuesday 13 May 2003 5:04:02 pm - 26 replies
I'd like to see an integration with documents that are used in a companies workflow. So OpenOffice and MS Word binary documents etc could be stored. This would extend the capabilities of eZ to a document management solution.
This could be implemented via the DE engine, maybe the documents at the backend could be stored in a Subversion type system or maybe even Subversion itself?
My dream end goal would be to store the entire document in XML inside eZ and then produce the OpenOffice, PDF, MS Word document upon demand. That way you get true collaboration.
I think some sort of Desktop client is needed so documents can be dragged and dropped to the system, maybe this will be a feature of the DE? This needs to be KDE/Gnome and Windows.
Wednesday 30 June 2004 3:14:29 pm
Wow, this sounds promising! While most of this conversation is above my knowledge level, I am learning a lot. But I have one question. How are these documents to be styled? Ekke mentions that the styles are removed, but Paul thinks they should be included... Are you speaking of style definitions, or XML tags that apply style (XSL version of 'font color:red' vs. 'strong')? It makes sense to me to strip specific style definitions (font color etc.), but not the tags. Is there a reason why both should be removed? Is there a reason to keep the style definitions, and thus lose the separation of style and content?
Wednesday 30 June 2004 3:39:47 pm
In an oo doc styles and content are indeed separate. They are important if you want to recreate a document that looks the same as the original imported version. But this might not be important. I believe there is a third element in an oo document called settings.xml which to me looks like it applies the styles to the content, but i may be wrong...
Once a document is captured, or written natively within eZ are the exact styles important? For a new document i would say it isnt but maybe for an important document it will be.
However, once the initial work gets an document in and out further work and look at retaining styles. For example the conversion program i mentioned builds XSLT based on the styles of the document. That could be used to display the document on a web page, plus to recreate the same styles in an exported doc.
Walking before running is important here
I think once something is up and running and on pubsvn we can perhaps put a project plan together about how to proceed. If Ekkehard doesn't mind others helping that is
Wednesday 30 June 2004 6:01:28 pm
I'll prepare a first hack version of officeimport.php out of root as soon as possible, so you can play with the input. Then we can discuss together the way how to integrate it in ez as extension and the next steps for output.
More come soon )
Greetings, ekke
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Computers, the internet and the incredible multiplicity of electronic devices that can be connected to them have multiplied exponentially over the past decade. In order to utilize this technology to its greatest potential, you need a document management solution that is easy to access, secure and can handle any workload from anywhere in the world at any time. Industries that have already benefitted a lot by hiring a DMS are: Healthcare Offices and Institutions, Retail Business Establishments, Law Offices, Real Estate Companies etc. Online documents' sharing is considered as one of the biggest advantages of this system.
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What a difference a week makes pro tennis. After an extremely disappointing Davis Cup performance last weekend, Roger Federer was all smiles Sunday after winning his 71st career title in Rotterdam.
"I can't believe how many titles already I have," Federer said.
"I had a great mindset after a tough weekend at the Davis Cup last week, so I'm happy to turn it around right away."
Federer's 71 titles leads all active players, and he' now just six victories from matching John McEnroe's career take of 77. Jimmy Connors has the all-time record of 109.
Federer, who struggled in a 3-set win over Nikolay Davydenko in the semifinals, put on an exceptional show cruising past Juan Martin Del Potro 61, 64.
The Swiss said he credits the Davydenko with helping him find his rhythm to beat Del Potro.
"That match with Davydenko was gigantic looking back now," Federer said. "I knew I had a chance if I got through that one. It all came together perfectly. I'll enjoy this tonight with my friends and family who are here.
"It feels nice to come back. I think it was the right thing to do. I'm happy I made it a priority this year. I hope I can keep the momentum up going into Dubai, Indian Wells and Miami."
During his presser, Roger also said he was hoping to play another 3-6 years on the ATP circuit. The 30-year-old Federer reminder the media that Agassi played until he was 36.
Federer's next tournament is a "home" event in Dubai starting next Monday.
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Like staring at an old Cathode ray tube television set with no signal just interference, sparking imagination and joining the speckles of light to make images in our own minds.
We have advanced into the digital age and the watchers have to, captured from seconds of imagination to form a viewable outcome can you see. Yes you can we are all open minded and we all need to be creative in our own ways.


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INDEPENDENCE, Ohio (AP) — Luol Deng was surprised. His mom was shaken.
After learning he had been traded from the Chicago Bulls to Cleveland, Deng said the most difficult aspect of knowing he would no longer be playing for the Bulls after nine seasons wasn't packing his bags or saying goodbye to teammates.
The hardest part was explaining to his mom, Martha, he had to move.
"She couldn't understand why," he said. "She feels like I'm a nice guy, I get along with everybody, so I had to explain to her. She was asking me, 'Are you not playing well? What's going on?' That was the hardest part."
It's gotten a little easier.
Deng began a new chapter in his NBA career on Wednesday when he practiced with the Cavaliers for the first time. Cleveland acquired the two-time All-Star small forward Tuesday from the Bulls in exchange for center Andrew Bynum's salary cap-friendly contract and future draft picks.
Deng said he didn't see the trade coming. The 28-year-old knew a deal was always possible and an end to his run with the Bulls was inevitable, but it caught him off guard.
"I've been very lucky," he said. "Not a lot of guys can say they've been with one organization for too long. I was definitely surprised. You hear stuff, you hear rumors, but some of it's true and some of it's not. When it happened, I couldn't believe it. It took a while to hit me. But it's not like I'm stopping from playing basketball. I've been traded from one great organization to another one."
The Cavs are counting on Deng to make a difference on and off the floor. A dependable scorer, solid defender and leader, Deng brings a winning attitude to a young Cleveland team undergoing growing pains.
"He's a veteran who's still in his prime," said coach Mike Brown. "He adds to the culture of what we're trying to do here. He's definitely a two-way player that can add an amount of professionalism, a maturity, and winning ingredients to any ball club."
Brown said Deng, who averaged 19 points and 6.9 rebounds, will likely start Friday night when the Cavs open a five-game road trip in Utah. The trip will help Deng's transition.
"It's great for him to get to know us, soon and better, and for us to get to know him," Brown said. "So you couldn't ask for it to happen at a better time."
During his first interview with Cleveland media members, Deng flashed his wide smile and charmed reporters while recounting the whirlwind 36 hours since the trade was completed.
Deng recently turned down a contract extension from the Bulls, whose season shifted from contention to rebuilding after star point guard Derrick Rose was injured. Several of his former teammates expressed disappointment in seeing him leave, and Deng said it was tough knowing he won't play with them again.
"It's basketball at the end of the day, and it's my job," he said. "But the hardest thing is those are friends. It's really hard when you wake up the next day and know that your friend is gone and he's going to be competing against you. I think they understand the business part of it. It's a contract thing, and my time has come up. That's the direction the organization chose to go."
Deng is in the final year of his contract worth $14 million this season and is eligible for free agency this summer. He's willing to discuss a long-term contract with the Cavs, who are just 12-23 and currently out of playoff position.
"I'm definitely open to talking about it," he said. "I have no problem with that."
Deng said he felt like a "college kid" and was amazed as he toured Cleveland's lavish training complex for the first time.
"You've got a food place and a chef there the whole time," he said. "You pick whatever you want, then you've got a TV and a hot tub, cold tub. I was caught up with that."
When it came time to practice, Deng had to wear No. 8, but afterward he convinced Cavs rookie guard Matthew Dellavedova to give him No. 9, which he has worn his whole career.
"We sat in the locker room for a little while looking at each other. It was almost like we were about to break up," Deng said with a laugh. "It was really hard, but he's such a nice guy. He gave up the number. I'm definitely going to have to pay him back for that."
Deng explained No. 9 has special meaning for him.
"I'm one of nine kids," he said. "I always wore nine for my mother because she gave birth nine times. It was always my payback to her."
Now there's a trade she can appreciate.


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Jack White has shared a video for "The Rose With The Broken Neck", captured during his acoustic tour last year. Filmed at Jackson, WY's Pink Garter Theatre on April 23rd, 2015, the song is from White's contribution to the Danger Mouse and Daniele Luppi release, ROME.
The video was heralded by a series of clues on the official @thirdmanrecords Twitter inviting fans to participate in the just-concluded Tin Man poster scavenger hunt, with one Grand Prize Winner receiving an exclusive trip to a special event at Third Man Records Cass Corridor (Detroit) and six Runner-Up Winners each receiving a Jack White-signed Acoustic Recordings vinyl LP.
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Blue Water Area Fallen Heroes Community Banner ProgramAbout:
The Blue Water Area Fallen Heroes Community Banner Program was brought forward by members of the St. Clair County Allied Veterans Council (comprised of delegates representing 16 veteran posts throughout the county), the St. Clair County Department of Veteran Affairs, and an elite student leadership class project from Croswell – Lexington High School as a way to honor our community's military heroes who made the ultimate sacrifice to their country and promote civic pride in our community.
St. Clair County has over 550 service members who died in service to their country from World War I to the current gulf war conflict. The Community Banners will feature the fallen heroes' photograph, rank, name, branch of service, war conflict, age, and city in which they resided. These beautiful, patriotic banners will be displayed one week prior to and one week after Memorial Day each year.
The concept for the Banner Program initially came from Waynesboro, Pennsylvania; small farming community has banners honoring the memory of fallen or missing-in-action service members which are mounted on light poles in downtown Waynesboro during the weeks surrounding Memorial Day.
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To obtain photographs for of over 550 fallen heroes. If you are a family member or know of a friend or a neighbor who died in service to their country, please call the Banner Message Line at (810) 985-2007 or E-mail:firstname.lastname@example.com to schedule an appointment to have a photograph scanned.
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NOTE: Banner Program Guidelines are subject to changed based on development of the program.
Nancy Deising, BS, CHES®, Program Advisor and Outreach Coordinator for the St. Clair County Department of Veterans Affairs
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The Blue Water Area Fallen Heroes Community Banner Program is a fund held at the Community Foundation of St. Clair County and is supported principally by community members.
Donate online to the Blue Water Area Fallen Heroes Community Banner Program below or send a check to the Community Foundation of St. Clair County, 500 Water Street, Port Huron, MI 48060 with Banner Program Fund noted on the memo line.


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By Olivia Kanaley, DIY Editor
As the temperatures start to drop this month, projects involving a cozy bundle of yarn start to sound like just the ticket. Even if you don't knit or crochet, you can still get in on the fun. Make this easy pom-pom garland in an afternoon and enjoy it all winter long.
Let's get started with supplies…
For this project you'll need: yarn (see tips below), a sharp pair of scissors, string and a yarn or tapestry needle (you can find them at craft, fabric or yarn stores).
Step 1: Wrap a generous amount of yarn around your fingers as shown to create a small bundle.
Step 2: Slide the yarn off your hand and knot a piece of string tightly around the center of the bundle. Trim the ends of the string.
Step 3: Snip the loops on each end of the yarn bundle.
Step 4: Fluff out the pom pom and carefully trim the edges to give it shape.
Step 5: Repeat Steps 1-5 until you have enough to make a garland (amount will vary depending on the spacing you choose). Using a yarn needle, thread each pom pom onto a length of yarn to create a garland. When stringing the pom poms, be sure to pierce straight through the center so they are firmly secured.
Step 6: Enjoy your finished garland! Festoon a doorway, mantel or tree.
Tips for the perfect pom-pom:
• Choosing thick yarn is the ultimate shortcut to a full and fluffy pom-pom. Look for yarns labeled bulky or super bulky. Yarns labeled "roving yarn" are also a great choice. We used this merino wool yarn.
• Use a generous amount of yarn.
• Trim, trim trim. When you first fluff the pom pom it won't look perfect, but a little trimming will help create a full and dense look.18 COMMENTS


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Oram (G.) (ed.), Conflict & Legality. Policing mid-twentieth century Europe
Oram (G.) (ed.), Conflict & Legality. Policing mid-twentieth century Europe, London, Francis Boutle Publishers, 2003, 217 pp., ISBN 1 903427 20 7
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1The fall of the Soviet Empire gave rise to several comprehensive historical studies on Europe during the short twentieth century (1914-1989). It was a horrible period, dominated by war, civil war and mass destruction of soldiers and citizens. Willingly or unwillingly police forces participated in these acts of violence. In several European countries historians are examining their involvement, but transnational studies or collections of essays on European policing are still rare. One of them is Conflict and legality. The book consists of eight essays on policing in situations of conflict and repression, focussing in particular on Nazi-Germany and Western Europe. Policing under communism is left out. It starts with a brief introduction by the editor and ends with an essay by Clive Emsley in which he gives an overview of the subject.
2Within these limitations, the book offers a nice collection of studies. There are four essays on policing in Nazi-Germany. They are preceded by chapters on the Sienese police (Italy) and the Spanish Civil Guard in the pre-war period and are followed by chapters on the Dutch police-system and on a London undercover police squad in the post-war period. Actually, one misses only an essay on French policing. The authors treat different forms of policing and approach their subjects differently, with the result that the reader is confronted with a variety of themes: police culture and the police system, military policing and undercover policing, institutional analyses and a biographical study.
3I particularly appreciate three contributions. First the essay by Jonathan Dunnage on policing Siena during Italian Fascism. He draws a subtle picture of a police force that was more inclined to protect state power than to terrorize its population and that sometimes treated its enemies with remarkable leniency. Dunnage distinguishes himself by paying attention to the relations of the police with citizens. Gerald Blaney jr. describes and analyses the attitude of the Spanish Civil Guard on the eve of the civil war. When this military police was put to the test in the summer of 1936, only a part of the force remained loyal to the republican government. More than half of the force joined the military rebels. Blaney explains their desertion by their professional ideology: their devotion to public order, their distrust of the leftwing parties. Last but not least I valued the contribution of Mark Roodhouse. He describes the history of the Ghost Squad, a London based undercover unit that was active on the black markets of post-war Britain. It is a form of policing that is hardly researched historically. The author relies on some memoirs and on archives and rightly points out some continuity in British policing. Risking to be considered a schoolmaster, I want to point out that Fijnaut and Smeets, who give a thorough overview of the development of the Dutch police system, mistake the present minister of Social Affairs Piet Hein Donner for his grandfather Jan Donner, minister of Justice in the thirties (p. 159).
4The contributions were originally presented as papers at a conference of the Open University in Milton Keynes. Unfortunately, I was hardly able to notice benefits from a common discussion. I even consider the main theme, stressed by Gerard Oram in his introduction and expressed in the title Conflict and legality, confusing, if not a serious obstacle to more in-depth knowledge. Oram mixes up legality and legitimacy. The members of the Spanish Civil Guard didn't question the legality
of the government (p. 16) but its legitimacy. In Weimar-Germany, anti-Semitic acts of violence infringed the rule of law but their toleration by the police only distorted the legitimacy of the state with the Jews: it didn't undermine the state and its legitimacy with the population (p. 17). I don't consider legality a sensible concept to compare and understand European policing, because legal traditions differ widely in Europe and formal rules and regulations only play a minor role in determining police practice. In addition, I regret that, apart from Dunnage, the editor and most authors fail to appreciate the importance of police interaction with civil society, even or maybe especially in authoritarian and totalitarian political systems. One misses badly themes like denunciations by citizens and the impact of moral panic on police personnel.
5The collection of essays is rounded off by Emsley with an attempt to recognize some similarities and differences in policing in Europe during the 20th century. This kind of effort is rare. Earlier comparisons restricted themselves to national police systems. Emsley can only lean on patchy knowledge, so one can but expect limited results. He correctly resists the temptation to think that policing in dictatorships totally differs from policing in democracies and points out important similarities in institutional reactions on war and the threat of war, in public relations and in moral dilemmas of individual policemen confronted with dictatorship. These similarities may in the distant future offer starting points for a comprehensive study of policing in Europe.
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Guus Meershoek, « Oram (G.) (ed.), Conflict & Legality. Policing mid-twentieth century Europe », Crime, Histoire & Sociétés / Crime, History & Societies, Vol. 13, n°2 | 2009, 149-150.
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2002 Liberty graduate Rob McClellan will be playing alongside the best golfers in the world this week, when he tees it up at the 2010 PGA Championship in Kohler, Wis.
Official PGA Championship Page This week, the best golfers in the world will descend upon Kohler, Wis., to contend for the final major championship of 2010, the 92nd PGA Championship at Whistling Straits Golf Course. Included among the field of 156 golfers will be Liberty golf alumni Rob McClellan, who is currently the head golf professional at Butler Country Club in Butler, Pa. McClellan, a 2002 graduate of Liberty, qualified for "Glory's Last Shot," by finishing among the top 20 golfers in the 2010 PGA Professional National Championship. McClellan came into the final day of play at the French Lick Resort in French Lick, Ind., in a share of 44th place, with a three-day six-over par total. Following a bogey on the par-4 No. 2 hole, McClellan birdied three of the next five holes to find red numbers on the day. However, a double-bogey six on the par-4 No. 9 hole, dropped him back to even par on the day and well outside the Top 20. Birdies on No. 10 and No. 11 got McClellan back on track and a third back-nine birdie on the par-4 No. 18 hole helped move the Liberty graduate back inside the Top 20. After the final scorecards were tallied, McClellan found himself with a three-over par 289 for the four days of competition. The score was good enough for a six-way tie for 15th place, which earned him the ticket to this week's PGA Championship. McClellan is one of 20 PGA club professionals that will be teeing it up alongside the best golfers from around the world. Traditionally, several PGA club professionals make the cut each year at the PGA Championship, with the low scoring club professional being recognized in the winner's ceremony at the conclusion of the tournament. McClellan has been a PGA Tour professional since 2002. He has several Top 10 finishes to his professional playing career resume, including a third-place finishes at the 2006 and 2009 Pennsylvania Open and a runner-up finish at the 2009 Tri-State PGA Falling Rock Classic. McClellan is scheduled to tee off in the final pairing on Thursday, along with Jimmy Walker of Boerne, Texas, and Simon Khan, Epping, England. The threesome is slated to tee off No. 10 tee at 2:15 p.m., while they will be pair again on Friday and tee off No. 1 at 9 a.m.
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The International Open of Paris 2009 will happen from january 31th to february 1st to the "Gymnase de la Plaine" in Paris. The event is organized by the "Glace et Roller Inline de Paris" association with the FFSG (Ice Skating French Federation) an the CDRS75 (Paris Roller-Skating Committy). This event is exclusively reserved to the inline figure skaters. More info : www.skateparis.com
Eric Traonouez, World champion, will participate to the event. 30 people already registered and the following nations are represented : Germany, Spain, Estony, Greece, Romania, France. End of registrations : december 2008, 30th. Access Gymnase de la Plaine 13 Rue du Général Guillaumat 75015 PARIS Subway/Tramway : "Porte de Versailles" or "Porte de Vanves" Car : Boulevard Périphérique – "Porte de la Plaine" exit Bus : 89 – Stop "Théâtre de la Plaine" Contact Cel : +33(0)6.09.67.73.52 Tel : +33(0)184.108.40.206.90


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Never mind the ongoing, and as yet unpunished, claims of child sexual abuse going on in the Catholic Church. Never mind the hungry who need feeding, the poor who need caring for, or loving thy neighbor or any of those other Christ-like things ("Feed my sheep" apparently means nothing here).
Nope, none of those things matter. The really big, big, big problem facing the Catholic, wait, no… facing the entire world today is… (pause for dramatic breath) WOMEN!
Yes, that's right… Nuns are out of control with all this feeding of the hungry and clothing the poor shit. They're spending too much time actually involved in real work, helping those in need and they're not giving proper attention to their betters (read that: the men above them).
What. The. Fuck.
Back in April, the Vatican issued a reprimand to a group of American nuns for, "radical feminist themes incompatible with the Catholic faith." Earlier this month came news of the Holy See blowing a gasket about a book that encourages female masturbation and consensual same-sex relations.
So… apparently, based on the reaction of the Vatican, non-consensual same-sex acts are simply "a mystery" when the perpetrator is an ordained priest and the victim is a young boy.
The real "mystery" here is why on earth the Vatican chooses to discipline nuns for speaking out, and has gone so far as to excommunicate members and clergy who have performed or aided in the performance of an abortion, but has thus far offered nothing more than apologies and promises to investigate the continued allegations of sexual abuse within the ranks.
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I heard great things about Swillerbees but I was quite disappointed. Firstly, it's nice inside with a slight industrial feel. Secondly, the service was... read more!
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Review by Jacques DuBois, Palm Coast 2/10/20201.0Overall:Service:Atmosphere:
Thought I'd give this place a try after reading some of the reviews... Ran into a rather surly person who had quite the attitude. I was trying to make a choice and she was rather impatient asking me to "PLEASE HURRY UP AND CHOOSE". What I chose to do was to take an about face and exit the premises... as fast as possible.. never to return. Hey, they're just Donuts O.K.? You don't need the gas and guff from some rude, idiot woman.
Highlight of visit: The exit door worked just fine!
Review by H.T., Palm Coast 8/5/20195.0Overall:Service:Atmosphere:
These are the BEST donuts around, hands down! The Lemon Drop is incredible and the Churro was fantastic too. Can't get enough of these waste busters LOL But service can be more patient and less catty at times.
Review by Penny, Palm Coast 2/25/20194.5.0Overall:Service:Atmosphere:
Been here many times and really love their donuts. The selection is much more interesting and creative than other places. It's nice inside with a kind of woody/metal theme and some armchairs. Service can be curt though at times which can be a real downer. We like to drive down the A1A on a weekend, get some donuts and coffee and sit by the ocean to enjoy the morning. Apart from the spotty service it's a good place.
Highlight of visit: Lemony Snickets Donut
Review by Paula, Georgia 11/2/20185.0Overall:Service:Atmosphere:
I adore this place and can't get enough of their donuts. Whenever we're visiting my parents in Flagler Beach we have breakfast here almost everyday. It's a little hidden away and easily missed and parking can be a challenge sometimes, but once inside you're greeted with a wonderful selection of donuts from plain to craft. It's hard to choose one flavor as a favorite as they're all so good and we like that the flavors are subtle and not too sweet. Coffee is good too and service is friendly. Nice place to sit and start the day or on a warm morning, take over to the ocean a block away and enjoy there. Go spoil yourselves!
Review by Pat, Palm Coast 3/13/20182.0Overall:Service:Atmosphere:
I heard great things about Swillerbees but I was quite disappointed. Firstly, it's nice inside with a slight industrial feel. Secondly, the service was not too friendly and I felt pushed to order and with many flavors of donuts available it wasn't easy to make a rapid decision. I think the girl serving expected me to be familiar of what they had and I already knew what I wanted. I finally ordered and got my donuts and coffee. The coffee was good but the donuts were a let down. I found them to be very cakey and heavy and something I would expect more at a children's party. These donuts are just not my preference and maybe if that's the type you like you'll enjoy it here. I'll pass for now.
Review by Janice, Blecke 2/21/20173.0Overall:Service:Atmosphere:
Hi - I've gone twice. The first time I did not think the owners or workers (can't tell) were very friendly, but the second time I went there was a young gentleman working there that was fantastic. Wish I would have gotten his name. He asked twice if everything was okay and if we needed anything. Coffee was just so so and not very hot when we went. Donuts are good though. Just wish the owners were a little more friendly and walked around like the gentleman did.Comment from Owner at Swillerbees Donuts - I am the owner of Swillerbees, I'm in the shop from 2am-4pm daily. Chances are we haven't spoken because I'm usually at the decorating table, beautifying donuts! It takes a lot on the weekends to keep production going, for Joey and I step away it can sometimes be a time issue.
We really make sure that our staff is full of smiling faces and customer service driven. My husband is usually at the fryer making donuts while our lovely staff is taking care of our customers.
Bryce is the young man that asked how you were, he is a real gem. I will pass along your great review of him.
My husband are very active in our community and never shy away from the public, next time you stop by say hello to Joey and Shannon!
Thanks again for the input,insight and review~
Review by Ann, Flagler County 2/19/20174.0Overall:Service:Atmosphere:
I frequent Swillerbees regularly - coffee, donuts and atmosphere are all great - my only issue is that they are clearly unprepared for their popularity. With more than an hour left in their stated opening hours, they are frequently out of donuts. Better to bake a few more than see potential customers turn around and walk out the door. I sat drinking coffee and saw a total 15 customers walk away in the space of 20 minutesComment from Owner at Swillerbees Donuts - Thanks for the great review, Being newly open we are learning the daily and weekly trends for donut numbers. It just so happens if you were here on a Sunday afternoon and we had already gone through a massive amount of donuts !
We are making great strides every day to provide fresh quality products and stellar service. I hope to see you again and value your wonderful input
Review by Carolyn, Ormond Beach 2/1/20174.0Overall:Service:Atmosphere:
This is a nice establishment to visit to support a small town business. The doughnuts were good but only the toppings made them different from each other. The staff was nice but seemed inexperienced with more than one customer at a time.Comment from Owner at Swillerbees Donuts - Thanks for stopping by the shop, sorry to hear your experience was less than... We recently hired a few new faces to prepare for the summer.
Stop back by so we can provide the excellent customer service we are known for.
Review by Andrew Bochnar, Palm Coast 1/26/20175.0Overall:Service:Atmosphere:
My wife and I tried this place twice so far and we liked it both times. We were looking for a good coffee shop with something sweet as a pick me up in the mid afternoon. This place filled that need. The coffee, being the most important thing for me, was great. We will continue to support this cute little place. We also found everyone pleasant, smiling and attentive. Flagler needed a good coffee place as good as Panera. We prefer this place. As a suggestion, buttered rolls or bagels would compliment this place as well.Comment from Owner at Swillerbees Donuts - Thank you for taking the time to write a great review!
We take a lot pride in our products. It warms my heart to hear our coffee met your expectations!
We hope to see you again!
Review by Linda, Palm Coast 1/2/20174.0Overall:Service:Atmosphere:
Great donuts and variety but the menu is misleading and the service isn't very helpful. When I first arrived, a very young girl was putting donuts on display and ignoring me. I stood there smiling at her and she continued and did not say anything. I started to think I was standing in the wrong area. After she finished placing each one and ignoring me, she looked at me confused and asked if I wanted donuts. I told her I wasn't sure where I should order and she continued to stare at me blankly. I told her it was my first time here and she continued to stare. They advertise half a dozen donuts at the top of their menu in big print for only $5, but that is only for the original/basic donuts like chocolate or plain. The actual price of 99% of their menu is $10 for half a dozen, so I accidentally spent more than I intended to.
The owner of the shop rang me up and when I was confused by the price, he also stared, and I very awkwardly paid and sat down to try and enjoy my donuts. They were delicious, but I hurried to eat them and leave because I didn't feel very welcome with no smiles or friendliness to be found from the staff. I am hesitant to return.Comment from Owner at Swillerbees Donuts - After reading this review, there are quite a few things wrong with it.
Our prices and menus are clearly written and understandable. No where on our menus is anything written in big print for 5.00 or 10.00. A 1/2 box of mixed or all funky is 7.25 A full box of mixed or all funky is 14.00 If a customer chooses to purchase all classics, they are .95 each or if they choose to purchase a funky those run 1.50 each.
We have a high sneeze guard ( state requirement) it can often be loud in the shop when the music is playing, hood fan and customers enjoying themselves. Perhaps she didn't understand you or hear you.Often, we allow folks to take a minute to take in all the donuts and then ask if they are ready. I do apologize if you were made to feel uncomfortable. Joey the co-owner is an outgoing well spoken person that often asks if this is your fist time in the shop or how did you hear about us. We pride ourselves on making everyone feel welcomed and at home. Again, I do apologize if you were made to feel awkward. If pictures are needed of our menus, I will gladly provide those.


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The Bible content for Zip for Kids 2014 focuses on five attributes of God—God is loving, eternal, omnipresent, faithful, and trustworthy. Each attribute is illustrated through an Old Testament example and a New Testament example. Every single element of a Zip for Kids event (Bible study, worship, track times, etc.) ties back to these 10 Bible stories.
So how do you want to introduce kids to these 10 amazing Bible stories? Do you want to present the Bible story during large group? Small group? Both? No problem! We've given you 3 completely different options for every single Bible story in Zip.
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Pick your favorite method. Pick a different method every day. Use one in large group and one in small group. It's totally up to you!
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A goal to Michael Holden shortly before half time was enough for the Devonport Strikers to claim a 1-0 victory on the road over the Hobart Zebras in Round 11 of PlayStation 4 NPL Tasmania.
Strikers edge Zebras to stay top
The result leaves the Strikers a game clear on top of the table and has effectively killed off the title hopes of Zebras as they now sit 10 points off the pace after 11 rounds.
The first chance fell to Jack Gates who tried to replicate his goal from an earlier game this season against the Strikers when he tried to dink a chip over Zaikos, who had learned his lesson it seemed and stayed up to make a key stop.
Disaster then struck when Chris Mckenna succumbed to an achillles injury that seems likely to end the career of on one of the greats. He has been a tremendous servant and it was a sad way to see an incredible career end.
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Rangers derby delight
An 80th minute strike from Harry Thannhauser has seen Northern Rangers make it 2/2 in the Challenge Cup Derby in 2017 as they claimed a 2-1 win over Launceston City. Two goals in the space of a minute from Mitchell Jones and Isaac Degetto in the first half had the game in the balance at 1-1 until the 'Town House' settled the contest and saw Rangers move clear in fifth place on the table.
The first half was quite a tense and cagey affair with neither team gaining the ascendancy over the other for much of the half. City looked to build their attacks from the back, through the midfield and then usually a ball over the top to Degetto or Bartlett but their wayward passing and dwelling on the ball in dangerous areas continually left them exposed allowing Rangers to counter and release Nick LA at every opportunity early to get at the City full backs and cause them problems.
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Hi again! Last time we talked a lot about primary (baby) teeth, and what to expect from the time teeth start to erupt in your baby's mouth until the time they start school and their 1st permanent molars start to come in. If you have a child in this age group, please refer back to our Caring for your Baby's "Baby Teeth" article for some recommendations and what to expect during this time!
In today's post, we are going to focus on what to do when there are some baby teeth, and some permanent teeth in your child's mouth at the same time; a stage that we call "mixed dentition". Mixed dentition normally occurs from ages 6-12.
Cavities and Gingivitis are both prevalent in this Aged Group:
- Cavities (dental caries) are the result of acid production in the mouth. Acid is formed when the sugars existing in food and drinks react with the bacteria present in dental plaque. The acid then starts to demineralize the outermost layer of a tooth (the enamel), and the cavity process has begun!
- Bottom Line eating lots of sugar and not brushing/flossing teeth properly will lead to cavities.
- Gingivitis is the inflammation of gums, most commonly due to the presence of dental plaque in the mouth.
- Bottom Line our bodies don't like plaque around our teeth, so when plaque is present, our gums become red, swollen and often bleed.
The good news is that with you helping to implement good oral hygiene practices at home, in combination with regular dental visits with fluoride treatments and sealant applications, your child will be set up for a lifetime of good oral health.
Home care is the most important piece to maintaining your child's healthy smile.
Reducing Cavities and Getting Rid of Gingivitis:
- Regular brushing/flossing, and trying to limit sugar intake reduces the chance of cavities!
- Beverages containing sugar (pops, fruit juice, and sports drinks) should be avoided. If your child drinks these beverages, only serve them at mealtimes when saliva is flowing; saliva increases during mealtimes and helps to neutralize acid in the mouth.
- Have your child drink water between meals.
- If your child eats between meals, then choose nutritious foods like cheese, fruits and vegetables.
- If your child chews gum, give them xylitol or sugarless gum.
- Gingivitis is reversible with good oral hygiene!
- Regular brushing/flossing should resolve the gum inflammation in a couple of weeks and keep it from coming back.
Brushing and Flossing Recommendations:
School Aged (6-12 years)
- Brushing with a fluoride toothpaste twice daily and flossing once daily should be continued.
- Encourage your child to directly assume this responsibility.
- With younger children in this group however, a parent should still supervise.
At each appointment, your child's oral hygiene, eating/drinking habits, and his or her risk of tooth decay will be evaluated.
Professional Cleaning from a Dental Hygienist:
- The removal of bacterial plaque/calculus aids with prevention of gingivitis. Trained Dental Hygienists have specialized instruments to help remove plaque/calculus in tough to access areas of the mouth.
Application of a Professionally applied Fluoride:
- Fluoride gels/foams or varnishes reduce cavities by making teeth stronger, and therefore more resistant to acid attacks/cavity formation. Fluoride has also been shown to help repair the early stages of tooth decay, even before the decay becomes visible.
Dental Images:
- Used to help us see places in the mouth we cannot see with our eyes.
Bitewing Images captured on both the right and left sides of your child back teeth.
- These help us detect cavities between the teeth.
Panoramic Image shows all existing/developing teeth, upper and lower jaws, and surrounding structures/tissues.
- This helps us see erupting teeth and evaluate any dental abnormalities.
Dental Sealants:
Teeth are not flat, they have peaks and valleys. Pits and fissures (grooves) are present on the biting surface of back teeth and are very susceptible to cavities. This is because bacteria and food easily get stuck in these grooves and it is very difficult to clean them; the bristles of a toothbrush simply do not have good access to the area.
- Sealants do a great job at preventing these cavities.
- Sealants are a thin, plastic coating that is flowed onto the chewing surfaces of back teeth where the deep grooves and pits are. This coating fills the grooves and pits, thus preventing food and bacteria from getting stuck in the teeth!
1) Prevention of Traumatic Injuries to the Mouth:
Mouthguards for all participants in organized sports are recommended.
- We often think of mouthguards as something needed for heavy contact sports like hockey, football, rugby and lacrosse, but mouthguards are equally as important for other sports like soccer, baseball, basketball, cycling or rollerblading as well.
- A mouthguard can help prevent a vast array of injures such as chipped or broken teeth, root damage to teeth, lip and cheek injuries, fractured jaws, and concussions.
- If you want more information on mouthguards check out "The importance of mouth guards for children playing impact sports" article.
2) Orthodontic Treatment:
Both the Canadian and American Association of Orthodontists recommend children should see an orthodontist for an evaluation during the early stages of mixed dentition, as many orthodontic problems are easier to correct if detected early rather than waiting unit jaw growth has slowed.
- Therefore your dentist may refer you and your child to an orthodontist at this time.
Thanks for taking the time to read again!
Dr. Spencer Burns
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We are a Family Friendly Cat Blog!
Today is Thankful Thursday and we celebrate with Brian and his family many of the things we are so happy, and thankful, for.
Today we want to introduce Best for the Kids who have an impressive site geared totally towards helping families. They advise on everything parents and kids might need, and use, and play with and.. well you get the idea. Their bright and comprehenive web presence is a 'go to' place for family advice from toys to serious family issues.
- Best for Kids have included us in their list of top cat blogs for kids and their families and we get a cool badge to show off too!
Why are we Family Friendly?
The award means we are good to read, easy to understand and family friendly. We are also delighted to be in the company of some of the best cat bloggers out there including Miss Janet and The Cat on my Head, and Sue, Wally, Zoe and Ernie from The Island Cats.
- Families provide us with some of the best, and some of the most challenging experiences of our lives and, unlike when Mum was growing up, these days sites like Best for Kids provide a solid base parents can use as a reference, and a help with family issues, so they can take positive action.
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Fluxx, created by Looney Labs, is a card game for those who like chaos, because the rules are constantly changing—sometimes even several times during a single player's turn! The Fluxx deck is good for 2 to 5 players, and the game is recommended for ages 8 and up, although the younger ones might have some difficulty learning some of the advanced play mechanics.
Game Mechanics (5 out of 5)
All aspects of the game can be changed by any player at any time, including the conditions for winning the game, called Goals. This ever-changing nature of the rules gives the game its name "Fluxx" (from "flux," which means "change" or "fluctuation").
Each player gets 3 cards to start. First player to play is determined by whoever calls it, or whoever draws a card from the deck first—meaning it doesn't really matter.
There are 5 types of Fluxx cards: New Rules, Goals, Keepers, Actions, and Creepers. At the start of play, the card Basic Rules is placed in the middle of the play area. The Basic Rules are simple: on your turn, draw one card and play one card.
New Rule cards, as their name states, change the rules of the game. They can change the number of cards drawn per turn, number of cards that can be played, and the rules that affect the other cards: Goal, Keeper, and Creeper cards. They can also place limits (or remove them) on hand size and number of Keepers. New Rules that modify the Basic Rules are placed on top of the Basic Rules card. New Rules that contradict a New Rule in play cause the older New Rule to be discarded. Deft manipulation of the rules is the difference between winning and losing.
Keeper cards are played right in front of a player face up, and kept there (at least until someone plays a card that steals it or removes it from play). The Keeper cards are represented by items such as "Cheese," or concepts such as "Love." Keepers are usually needed to fulfill the conditions defined in Goal cards.
Goal cards contain the conditions needed for winning the game. Once a Goal is in play, any player who fulfills the conditions will win the game. There can only be one Goal in play at a time (unless a special Rule is played), so the most recently played Goal will cause the previous Goal to be discarded.
Action cards are played and then discarded. Sometimes they just cause mayhem, but usually they are a part of a winning strategy.
Creeper cards are undesirable cards that usually prevent you from winning. Creepers are immediately played in front of you when you draw them, and act like "negative" Keepers that are hard to get rid of.
Page 2 of the article describes Fluxx's fun factor and card design.
Fun Factor (4 out of 5)
Fluxx is definitely a blast to play—the basic play is simple but the strategies are surprisingly deep, since the rules change constantly. Casual players will have fun just messing up the rules, while serious players will appreciate the strategy involved in manipulating the rules and playing Actions with the right timing. The only negative is that things tend to get confusing when players have more than 10 cards each and there are more than rules on the table.
Card Design (5 out of 5)
The Keeper cards are a bit plain, but serve their purpose. The conditions of the Goal cards range from the mundane (Chocolate Cookies: player with Chocolate and Cookies wins), to the quirky (All You Need is Love: player who has Love and no other Keepers on the table wins). Some Goals also have nothing to do with Keepers, such as 10 Cards in Hand: player with the most cards in hand wins as long as somebody has 10 or more cards.
New Rule cards can form the basis for a player's strategy. For example, Play All forces all players to play every card in their hand every turn—useful for players trying to get as much Keepers in play as possible, since this overrides the Play 1 card Basic Rule. On the other hand, New Rules such as First Play Random disrupt other players' strategies—useful when you sense that another player is about to win.
Played with the right timing, Action cards enable you to gain the advantage on your opponents. For example, play Trade Hands as the very last card you play on your turn, thus enabling you to trade zero cards for your opponent's hand of many cards.
All in all, Fluxx cards are very well-designed and allow for a wealth of in-game possibilities and combos. For hardcore Fluxx fans, other flavors of the game are available, such as Family Fluxx and Monty Python Fluxx. Expansion packs such as Christian Fluxx can also be bought to add more spice to the main game.
Overall Rating (5 out of 5)
Since Fluxx can be played in 5 – 30 minutes and is portable, the game is great to bring along for a group activity among family and friends. American Mensa's endorsement of the game speaks highly of the game's strategical depth—you can be sure that youngsters are developing their intellect while having fun at the same time. Fluxx can be ordered at the Looney Labs' official website.
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Trends in Seasonal Availability of Marine Food Fish at the Central Market, Kandy, Sri Lanka
The types and the cost of marine food fish available to the consumer and patterns of seasonal availability of selected groups of fish at the Cental Market, Kandy, were studied during a period of fourteen months, from October 1991 to November 1992.
A total of 84 species of bony fishes, belonging to 40 families were recorded during the study period. Three families, namely the Scombridae (tunas, mackerels), Carangidae (Jacks or carangids) and the Clupeidae (Sardines) were recorded during all fourteen months and one family, the Istiophoridae (sail fishes, marlins) was recorded during 13 months of the study period. Other families that were recorded regularly were the Exocoetidae (flying fishes), Sphyraenidae (barracudas), Lutjanidae (snappers), Coryphaenidae (dolphin fishes) and Lethrinidae(emperors). However, the availability of these groups of fish varied seasonally. The retail price varied considerably between different families of fish. The Spanish mackerels, large carangids and bill fishes fetched the highest price range per kg (Rs 100 00 - 260 00), while the lowest price range of Rs 25.00 - 40.00 per kg was recorded for flying fishes and sardines. The price of all other types was between Rs 40.00 and 100.00 per kg.


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I have been blogging, now, for nearly ten years. I haven't been very regular with it; in fact, I have had long spells with no blog posts. But I have recently been looking at how to create an easily-maintained website. The idea of uploading data regularly is rather overwhelming in the midst of a busy life. So I decided to try my hand at blogging, again, and, I have to say, the concept has developed nicely, over the years, such that I can now see the value of the activity.
I tried the micro-blogging idea, where you are limited to, say, 140 characters, but I was not impressed. Even though I love the limitations of Haiku, I still want the flexibility to post a few words, or many, depending on how I feel.
With this in mind, I have tried to maintain several blogs for different purposes. For example, this was originally to be a sort of "general purpose" blog which would catch all my random musings that did not fit into a more specific page; my Haiku blog was for Haiku, obviously; and my photo blog was for photos. I also like the idea of keeping my photos and my poetry separate from the general, run-of-the-mill brain waves.
Yet, as I have developed these, over the past few weeks, I'm starting to wonder why. I can see all of my blogs overlapping. I like using photos to illustrate my Haiku, for example. Also, WordPress has the facility to split content according to the needs of the user. Categories and tags are very useful in this regard.
Therefore, I have decided to try a few weeks of writing only this blog, rather than maintaining several of them. I will still keep them open, and I may double-post, from time to time. If this irritates you, please accept my apologies. Leave me a message to say so and I will consider changing my ways.
Still, the seasons are changing; and we must change, too. We must be prepared to be flexible in our outlook and develop according to our needs and the needs of our community. The world is changing; and so are we. We need to embrace these changes and work with them. We need to use their energy to energise ourselves. And that's what this change is all about.
I will keep the other blogs open, as I said. This will probably be useful if I decide to enter upon a long-term project. For example, I would like to develop enough of my Haiku and my photographs to provide the material for a book. Maybe I will use one blog to "store" my output whilst continuing to post the content here.
Who knows? The future is ours to write. That, after all, is the beauty of blogging.


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Our client, a well-established, prestigious Energy Corporation, is looking for Middle Management and Technical professionals openings various departments. The candidates must possess a high degree of leadership skills and a proven track record of professional success. International and multinational experience will be an added advantage.
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Former deputy sheriff, Gregory Ahlemann, announced he will run for the Republican nomination for sheriff last week.
Ahlemann worked for the Sheriff's Office for the 10 years. He started off patrolling the streets of Sterling Park in 1996.
"I had the night shift," he said.
Five years later, he joined the Sheriff's Office motor squad and eventually became deputy sheriff.
The Leesburg resident resigned from his position Friday, Jan. 12, to focus on his campaign.
AHLEMANN SAID he is determined to make Loudoun County a safer place to live.
The husband and father of two decided to run for sheriff for several reasons.
His first priority, he said, is to restore integrity in the sheriff's administration.
"One thing that concerns me is the lack of integrity in the current administration," he said. "That is something I will speak more about further along in the campaign."
While Ahlemann said he is new to politics, he is familiar with the county's biggest concerns.
The gang problem is a "huge issue," he said.
The former patrol officer said he remembers gang activity in Sterling Park 10 years ago, but the Sheriff's Office swept the issue under the rug.
"Nobody wanted to admit we had a problem back then," he said. "The gang problem is increasing. We fell behind. And that affects the safety of our citizens."
He would also like to crack down on drunk driving and improve traffic safety.
"I'm serious about getting drunks off the roads," he said on his Web site. "We won't play favorites at the public's expense. Drunk drivers will pay the price."
AHLEMANN SAID he has received a number of telephone calls in support of his campaign from Sheriff's Office deputies.
"Simpson's been a great politician," Ahlemann said, "but I will deliver what the county needs. We need a sheriff that cares about safety, not about public image."
SHERIFF STEPHEN O. SIMPSON announced in December he will run for re-election.
Simpson chose to make the announcement alongside the four other constitutional officers, Clerk of Circuit Court Gary Clemens, Commonwealth's Attorney Jim Plowman, Commissioner of the Revenue Bob Wertz and Treasurer Roger Zurn.
"We work well together," Simpson said in a previous interview.
Simpson, who took office in 1996, said he would like to continue his efforts in some of the county's "problem" areas, including gang activity, homeland security and highway safety.


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The "Wandering Souls" of Panorama
A tiny dot had been flashing and circling slowly over a virtual point beside the road on the Google map until the satellites intercepted and correlated my precise position in the imaginary landscape; then the dot stopped moving, coming to rest on the road precisely where I was standing; that's me, I thought, and as I slid my thumb and forefinger across the tablet to shrink the map, I saw my pulsating point, the beating of a heart, melt into an ever vaster landscape, as if my eye had separated from my body and was ascending high into the sky, swiftly, to the edge of space, from where I could see the entire planet.
It's tempting — and partly right — to think of the Slovenian writer Dušan Šarotar as a modernized W.G. Sebald, as a restless, observant wanderer equipped with a streak of melancholy and a notebook, but also with a tablet and a smart phone. Šarotar's Panorama: A Narrative About the Course of Events is written in extended sentences that can meander for pages, weaving around the many black-and-white photographs he embeds in his text. Like Sebald, he has apocalyptic visions in which a powerful and indifferent nature can wipe out mankind in a single stroke. When Šarotar's narrator finds himself in Brussels Central Station, he even name-drops Sebald's "superb novel Austerlitz." But Šarotar is also trying to turn the Sebald ship with all of its baggage in a somewhat different direction. Read more


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Google.org Pledges $5.3 Million to Help Refugees in Germany
Google.org has announced a $5.3 million grant to NetHope in support of an effort to provide refugees in Germany, which registered more than a million asylum seekers in 2015, with easier access to information and education.
The grant will support the launch of Project Reconnect, an initiative to provide nonprofit organizations working with refugees in Germany with twenty-five thousand Chromebooks — low-cost laptops that can be set up with education and language-learning apps running in the cloud. Through the program, organizations can apply for up to five thousand Chromebooks, which can be configured and customized to meet specific needs by the nonprofits themselves. Applications for the first allocation of Chromebooks are due February 8, with the laptops to be distributed starting in March.
Last September, Google.org pledged to match donations up to €5 million ($5.5 million) in support of humanitarian relief efforts assisting refugees and migrants in Europe. In October, the search giant announced an open-source project called Crisis Info Hub, developed with the International Rescue Committee and Mercy Corps, to provide information to refugees about lodging, transportation, and medical facilities across five countries.
Once refugees find safety and shelter, wrote Google.org director Jacquelline Fuller in a blog post, they "have to learn the local language, acquire skills to work in a new country, and figure out a way to continue their studies — all in an effort to reclaim and reconnect with the lives they had before."