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As part of the Information Management Project we wanted to provide evidence of the range and contribution of information management to the workplace and society and to inspire others into the IM profession by providing role models and champions. These career profiles have been contributed by members of our Information Management Leaders Group whose professional expertise and experience is helping to inform the project.
The case studies demonstrate the wide range of contexts in which information management operates and are here to provide evidence of IM making positive contributions to helping organisations meet their corporate objectives (or perhaps evidence of what did not work) which is just as important when it comes to continuing professional development
Case study: A firm of architects
A firm of architects; organisational structure was hierarchical comprising directors, associates and approximately 150 employees. There were inadequacies in retention, storage and retrieval of information relating to client projects.
Case study: Local Government Communities of Practice
The local government sector in England and Wales has been motivated to improve service delivery by a number of recent agendas, among them drives for efficiency and self-regulation.
Case study: Rapid access to up-to-date and consistent data for HMG accountability
Working in a central government department has much in common with any other large organisation – there is a great need for high quality data, information and knowledge for use in formulating policy, monitoring achievements and progress and recording decisions and actions.
Case Study: Therapeutic Resource Centers (TRCs)
Therapeutic Resource Centers (TRCs) – an electronic resource for disseminating pipeline evolution, competitor profiles, congress information, news and other competitive information with employees of a biopharmaceutical company.
Profile: Andrew MacFarlane
Andrew MacFarlane is a Reader in Information Retrieval at City University London, and is heavily involved in teaching information science and information systems students.
Profile: Jela Webb
Jela is a Senior Lecturer at the University of Brighton and published author specialising in information and knowledge management. She is also the founder of AZIONE an information and knowledge management consultancy through which she works with organisations helping them to meet the challenges of operating successfully in the information economy.
Profile: Karen McFarlane, CMG BA FCLIP
I have worked in Information Management (IM) most of my career. I was originally attracted to IM because I felt my library and information skills could add value in managing information and records. I had realised that my experience and skills in classification and indexing were transferable and could be used to make a difference in information, web/intranet and record management.
Profile: Malcolm Weston BA MCILIP
Malcolm Weston is a Knowledge Management specialist in the Systems and Knowledge team which is part of AECOMs Europe, Middle East and Africa Strategy Group and has worked in Information Management for a large part of his career, a role he moved into from managing corporate technical library and information services at consulting engineering practices.
Profile: Sandra Ward
Information management has always been the focus of Sandra Ward's career. Her profile discusses how her career has developed from her beginnings at the Wellcome Institute and the IM profession in general.
Profile: Stella Dextre Clarke
During my lifetime the information landscape has changed dramatically, as physical libraries both large and small have been first supplemented and then mostly replaced by computer files, electronic collections and networks, and awesome power to analyse and revolutionize data flows. Fortunately an early grounding in the principles of information management has not obliged me to stick with the ways of the past.
Profile: Stephen Phillips
The primary focus of my career has been using and managing third party providers of information. This has largely been driven by the needs and expectations of my employers in the financial sector.
Profile: Steve Dale
I live and work in the UK, happily married with two grown-up children and two grandchildren – who keep me fit and young! I've been self-employed as a Knowledge and Information Professional since 1999, prior to which I worked for Reuters (now Thomson-Reuters), and before that, the Royal Navy.
My professional life and career have evolved from three key disciplines:
Profile: Yvonne Abel
Perhaps I was always a curious child, wanting to know how things work and what is what. It was certainly that led me to a degree in Applied Physics. My university flatmates, Biochemistry students, often used up to date research papers rather than text books for their studies and I became interested in how they found their research material.
Profile: James Castle
Now working in a "non-library" environment, James Castle discusses his career, future aims and ambitions and offers some advice to new professionals.
Profile: Julia Jones
Julia Jones, Head of Information Management and Practice at The National Archives, writes about her background and career in various roles across the library and information profession.


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First Step is to Investing in Real Estate
Don't have any money to start investing?
Barely can pay for your apartment, never mind think about buying property?
I am 100% confident you can reach financial independence. It's never to early to start reaching for that goal…
…and the most important thing you can do now is to start reading and learning.
I can say that one single book changed my entire perspective of money and income – "Rich Dad, Poor Dad" by Robert Kiyosaki. Someone recommended it to me when I first started my journey toward financial independence, and now I'm recommending it to you.
My views and understanding have grown over time, but without the initial seed that this book planted, I'm not sure how far along I would be right now.
If you have read this book, then I'm sure I'm just being cliche, but if you haven't, you need to buy it now and read it immediately.
Disclaimer: This page, and any page on this site, may contain links to products or services that I use. If you click on one of these links and signup or buy a product, I may receive a small referral fee from the vendor at absolutely no cost to you.
Finding and Analyzing Deals
Another great author for investment properties is Steve Berges. He has authored numerous books about real estate investing, and I've read most of them. I took an MBA class about investing in real estate, and one of his books was actually the course textbook…and I had already read it. He has more books than what I'm linking to here. These are the ones I've read and recommend:
Managing Your Rental Property
Before you actually buy your first property, you should have a general idea of how to manage one. I got into my first multi and realized I had absolutely no clue about dealing with tenants, a maintenance schedule, leases, evictions etc… Though land-lording is very local and unique to every state and city, it's important to understand the basics. This is one of the many books I liked when getting started.
Articles on This Site
I don't know exactly where you are in with your personal situation or how far you've journeyed down the path of Passive Income toward your future of Financial Independence. So, I've broken some reading down into a few categories so you can figure out where exactly you need to start.
Concept Articles
- Rich Mentality vs The Middle-Class Way of Thinking
- Real Estate vs Stock Market Investing
- Working Hard Does Not Mean You Will Be Successful
- Guide to Finding Great Rental Property
- Guide to Analyzing Rental Property
- The Definitive Guide to Using the 2% Rule for Real Estate Investing
- What is The Gross Rent Multiplier?
- The 50% Rule to Rental Expenses
- How to Do a Comparative Market Analysis
- The Importance of Due Diligence
Personal Finances
- Financially Prepare For Your First Investment Property
- Clear Your Debt and Get Your Finances in order
- Financing a Car is Probably a Bad Idea
- Simple Trick to Build Wealth
- Buy a Duplex Instead of Single Family Residence
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How do you defibrillate your patients in cardiac arrest?
Does this sound familiar?
Arrive on scene, make certain CPR is being done while you take out the defib pads.
Apply the defib pads.
Stop CPR for a moment to check the rhythmn.
It's Vfib.
Continue CPR while you charge the defibrillator.
Defibrillator charged. Stop CPR. Clear!
Right back to CPR.
Sound familiar? It's how I've been doing it ever since the word when out to compress while charging.
Recently I did 6 mock cardiac arrests in a row, as part of a sim lab session involving medical students. The med students interviewed a patient having chest pain, and then once he went into arrest, they called the paramedics, and yours truly came through the door. Six times I came through the door. And saved all six patients after the third shock in each case. Its a STEMI, start hypothermia and off to the cath lab!
In the sessions, I focused on the students maintaining compressions, butI have to tell you, I always found the arrests seemed a touch ragged in the segment between stopping to identify v-fib, then restarting CPR while charging, and then stopping again moments later for the shock.
Now check out this way.
Arrive on scene, make certain CPR is being done while you take out the defib pads.
Maintain CPR while you apply the pads and charge the defibrillator.
Stop CPR.
Check the rhythm.
It's Vfib!
See the difference?
Only one pause. Not two.
Anticipate V-fib. Charge your defibrillator prior to the rhythm check.
You will only have to interrupt CPR once each sequence. This will increase hands on the chest time.
Do the rhythm check with a loaded gun and be ready to fire when you see v-fib.
Maybe many of you have been doing this all along. If so, then I am pleased to join you.
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Fairfield County Children's Choir rings in the holiday season
The young choristers of the Fairfield County Children's Choir will raise their voices in a new program of holiday music called Ring In the New! on Sunday, Dec. 6, at 3 p.m., at the Klein Memorial Auditorium in Bridgeport.
The concert will include an arrangement of Auld Lang Syne to greet the New Year, and some favorite holiday carols such as The Little Drummer Boy, Lo, How a Rose E'er Blooming, A Holly Jolly Christmas and Christmas Time is Here from A Charlie Brown Christmas. A special selection will be a new version of Esa Einai by Shlomo Carlebach, arranged by Jon Noyes, the artistic director of the choir.
The Fairfield County Children's Choir (FCCC) is a community-based choral program made up of 300 children in grades four through 12 from communities in and around Fairfield County. The choir has performed across the country and around the world. For information on the FCCC and to hear the choir, visit SingFCCC.org.
Tickets to the Dec. 6 concert are $15 and $20 and may be purchased at theklein.org or by calling the box office at 1-800-424-0160.


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The 12th annual Baxter Inline Marathon, Half Marathon and 8-kilometer Fun Skate will be held at 7:30 a.m. June 9, rain or shine.
The race will start and finish at Forestview Middle School in Baxter, south of County Road 48 (also known as Highland Scenic Drive) at Knollwood Drive.
The full marathon will again consist of two laps of the course. The half marathon will be one lap of the course. The 8K fun skate will follow the race course onto Mapleton Road, then turn north on Mountain Ash Drive back to County Road 48, back to Knollwood and the finish.
Starbuck's will again provide free coffee at the start and finish line.
Log onto baxterinlinemarathon.com to download a registration form or register with Active.com.
Packet pickup will be June 8 from 4 to 10 p.m. at Lake Region Christian School in Baxter.
A spaghetti dinner Friday night, June 8, will benefit Lake Region's Youth Sport Booster Club.
For further information you may contact Terry or Jeannie Holm (218) 829-0022.


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This study focuses on implementing probabilistic nature of material properties (Kevlar® 49) to the existing deterministic finite element analysis (FEA) of fabric based engine containment system through Monte Carlo simulations (MCS) and implementation of probabilistic analysis in engineering designs through Reliability Based Design Optimization (RBDO). First, the emphasis is on experimental data analysis focusing on probabilistic distribution models which characterize the randomness associated with the experimental data. The material properties of Kevlar® 49 are modeled using experimental data analysis and implemented along with an existing spiral modeling scheme (SMS) and user defined constitutive model (UMAT) for fabric based engine containment …
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Guido Imaguire
Federal University of Rio de Janeiro
A Semantic Criterion for Existential Import
19 December 2017, 16:00
Faculdade de Letras de Lisboa
Room B1
Abstract: In his book Logic and How It Gets That Way, Jacquette (2010) presents 'the formalization paradox' which emerges from the attempt to formalize a sentence like 'Some monkey devours every craisin', where craisins are imaginary non-existent fruits. From this paradox Jacquette concludes the expressive inadequacy of classical predicate quantificational logic. In this paper I analyze the three assumptions made in the emergence of the paradox, viz.: (i) colloquial expressions of the same logical form can and should be formally symbolized by applying the same symbolization schema; (ii) 'Some monkey devours every raisin' is correctly translated as ∃x (Mx ∧ ∀y (Ry ® Dxy)); (iii) uninstantiated predicates can legitimately enter into (meaningful, true or false) predicate-quantificational symbolizations. I fully accept (iii), but reject both (i) and (ii). I argue, firstly, that (i) has at first glance two possible interpretations, one trivial and one false. So, I try to establish a third and more reasonable interpretation. Based on this interpretation I argue that ∃x (Mx ∧ ∀y (Ry ® Dxy)) is not the adequate formalization of 'Some monkey devours every raisin'. My basic claim is based on a generalization of Russell's theory of descriptions: just as most sentences of natural language which contain definite descriptions are viewed as entailing existential force which must be made explicit in formalization, so do we also consider many, although not all, sentences which contain general terms. A criterion will be presented and defended for deciding in each possible case if a sentence entails existential force.


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LVMH targets Gucci guru?
April 14, 1999: 7:09 a.m. ET
Report: Luxury group says Gucci must retain top designer if bid is to proceed
LONDON (CNNfn) - LVMH is demanding that creative genius Tom Ford stick with Italian fashion house Gucci, if the French luxury group's $9 billion takeover bid is to proceed, according to a published report Wednesday. Insiders say Gucci is likely to reject the new terms.
LVMH, the owner of luxury goods from Louis Vuitton luggage to Moet et Chandon champagne, has accumulated a 34.4 percent stake in Gucci since the start of the year and wants complete control of the fashion house.
Gucci's chief executive, Domenico De Sole, has repelled what he calls LVMH's "creeping takeover" by issuing new shares to an employee group.
Gucci has also enlisted the help of France's Pinault-Printemps Redoute (PPR). PPR bought new shares in Gucci representing a 42 percent stake in the Italian company, effectively diluting LVMH's financial interest. LVMH has contested these moves, designed to put Gucci out of LVMH's financial reach, in an Amsterdam court.
In a sign of its determination, LVMH last week raised its bid for Gucci by 9 percent to $85. Gucci turned
the raised bid, but said it would entertain future offers.
On Wednesday,
The Wall Street Journal
reported that LVMH remains willing to make an $85-per-share bid, but only if the deal includes the 42 percent interest held by PPR and if Gucci retains Ford, the Italian group's top creative executive, for at least two years after the offer goes through.
LVMH and Gucci declined to comment to the newspaper, although both companies said they remain open to discussions.
But an insider cited by the
, said the conditions looked impossible to fulfill, calling the latest proposal "a non-offer."
People familiar with the matter told the
the conditions were essentially irrelevant since Gucci can't speak for PPR and has no authority to force executives to remain at the company.
LVMH seeks $3 billion
In a related development, LVMH is aiming to raise up to $3 billion to help refinance its takeover battle, banking sources told Reuters.
Banks are reportedly bidding for the financing. LVMH is expected to mandate an arrangement within weeks.
, a weekly European financial journal, said banks close to the mandate include ABN Amro, Chase Manhattan, Citibank, Credit Suisse, First Boston and Goldman Sachs.
LVMH stock was down 3.42 percent at 228.7 euros in Paris Wednesday. Gucci shares rose 2.28 percent to 71.90 euros in Amsterdam.
-- from staff and wire reports
Gucci turns down LVMH bid
- April 8, 1999
Gucci stalls on LVMH offer
- March 22, 1999
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What is Compelling Christian Fiction?
Our world is an ever-devolving place that is in a perpetual state of disharmony and dysfunction. The issues change through the years, but not the basics. We live in a fallen world in which we are at war within ourselves to do good instead of evil. We sin against God, against ourselves, and against others, creating further friction with our neighbors.
But in all things, at all times, our hope is constant.
We know through the life of Jesus Christ that we have been created by a loving Father God who sent His son to redeem us from our sinful nature.
Jesus was, and is, the Word made flesh. God sent His Son as the embodiment of everything He Is so that we can know our heavenly Father. Jesus said in John 14:6, "I am the way, and the truth, and the life. No one comes to the Father except through Me." He lived a perfect life, one that was free of sin and that encouraged love for all people. His sacrifice gave us an opportunity to have relationship with God.
Jesus often spoke in parables to help His audience relate to characters and situations. These stories enabled them to realize truths or to challenge social norms. Jesus' goal was to help His audience understand who God is and God's incredible love.
As our world struggles to make sense of the chaos, our purpose as Christians is to have relationship with the Father through Jesus Christ and to share the good news of Jesus with the world.
One opportunity to engage with the world is through fiction.
Jesus used stories to help us understand who God is, and I believe that fiction is a gift from God that enables us to make sense of our world, ourselves, and each other.
Jesus spoke to the issues and questions His audience raised, and that is what we should be attempting to do with Christian Fiction. We need stories that encourage us to ask questions, engage in conversation, and relate with one another as we live out our faith in Jesus Christ.
We need Compelling Christian Fiction.
This is where the blog comes in.
My goal is to become more like Jesus and the purpose of this blog is to share my journey with you so that you too can become more like Jesus.
I would like to share my Bible reading reflections with you and have conversations with you about God's word. I want to encourage you to read God's word and to seek him with your soul, mind, and strength.
I also want to share reviews of Christian Fiction novels with you- stories that ask the difficult questions and ring true with the modern Christian reader.
Finally, as a writer, my hope is to share my own novels with you that fulfill the mission of Compelling Christian Fiction.
Thank you for visiting this page. I'd love to keep in touch with you! Please leave your comments, ask your questions, and share your thoughts on the blog.
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About Kelsey
Kelsey Messner is the secretary of the South Carolina Chapter of American Christian Fiction Writers. A graduate of the University of Wisconsin Eau Claire Creative Writing Program, Kelsey writes devotions and book reviews at www.kelseymessner.com. Kelsey lives with her husband and little lady in Greenville, South Carolina, where you can find her listening to oldies music, playing on the floor with her kiddo, or reading classic novels and Christian Fiction.


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The extinct Tasmanian tiger, or thylacine, bears an uncanny resemblance to today's canines.
Like dogs, wolves and dingoes, it was a carnivore with a svelte body, long, narrow snout and strong hind legs. But the Tasmanian tiger was a marsupial, meaning it had a pouch like a kangaroo. And despite the similarities, the Tasmanian tiger last shared a common ancestor with the placental pack some 160 million years ago during the Jurassic period.
"One of the things we were interested in was how come they look so much like dogs even though they are distantly related?" said Andrew Pask, a developmental biologist at the University of Melbourne and Museums Victoria who sequenced the thylacine genome last year.
He said it was one of the most apparent cases of convergent evolution, where two unrelated organisms evolve to look or function alike because of the similar niches they fill in their environments.
The Tasmanian tiger was wiped out by hunters in Tasmania during the early 1900s. Scientists have had to examine rare museum specimens in order to better understand the characteristics the creatures shared with canines.
Now, by studying baby thylacines preserved in jars, Dr. Pask and his colleagues have pinpointed when those similarities began to develop. Using CT-scanning, the team revealed, for the first time digitally, the developmental stages of the extinct thylacine.
The findings, which were published Wednesday in the journal Royal Society Open Science, provide insight into when the Tasmanian tigers left their marsupial inheritance to become more dog-like. They also show the three-dimensional growth of the joeys' internal organs and skeletons as they prepared to exit their mother's pouches and enter the world.
Marsupials don't have a placenta, so when they give birth their young are born premature. All of these babies, from koalas to wombats, look like pink jelly beans.
"They are alien-like with a little head and no eyes yet," said Dr. Pask. "But they've got these forearms that have impressive muscles and little claws and paws they use to climb into the pouch."
As thylacines nurse, a change occurs that distinguishes them from other marsupial species, the team found. Somewhere from week five to week eight, their hind legs and faces elongate, giving them a puppy-like appearance.
"The bones are growing much more like a big canid or other large body predators, than they do in other marsupials," said Christy Hipsley, an evolutionary biologist at the University of Melbourne and Museums Victoria, and an author on the paper. "Knowing when that happens can lead us to understanding why that happens and under what circumstances."
After about twelve weeks, the striped joeys are ready to leave their mother's pouch.
The team constructed the Tasmanian tiger's developmental timeline after studying all of the 13 known thylacine pouch pups in the world from collections in Australia, Tasmania and the Czech Republic. But after conducting their CT scans, they discovered that two of the specimens were mislabeled and actually belonged to some other marsupial.
Because it's hard to gain access to the rare specimens, the team made their digital scans available online for other researchers to use.
"The data are enormously valuable to a wide variety of scientists and incredibly hard to obtain," said John Hutchinson, an evolutionary biomechanist at the Royal Veterinary College at the University of London who was not involved in the study, "so this is a very important effort on the grounds of obtaining rare data alone."
Verity Bennett, an expert in marsupial evolution at Cardiff University, who was not involved in the paper, said the research added another important piece of data to the growing understanding of marsupial development.
"It shows despite its relatively 'unique' ecology and skeletal morphology, the early development of the thylacine is generally consistent with that of other marsupials, " Dr. Bennett said.
She added that she'd be interested to see if the thylacine's developmental pattern was shared among its carnivorous pouched cousins, like the thylacoleo, or marsupial lion, and the thylacosmilus, or saber-toothed marsupial.


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According to Dr Oliver Kleineberg, advance development manager for Belden's Hirschmann brand, Belden continues to make TSN a reality: "It can be deployed as a key technology in automation networks as TSN standards allow simultaneous transmission of time-critical messages and background traffic. TSN offers a range of benefits to industrial networks. These include guaranteed, specific end-to-end latency for mission-critical and time-sensitive applications as well as low jitter; interoperability across vendors to create a seamless ecosystem that can evolve; and greater flexibility for manufacturers to quickly adapt and leverage standard Ethernet technology innovations, such as higher link speeds or new physical media."
Although TSN requires more configuration effort than standard Ethernet, products and technologies from Belden's Hirschmann brand can help to leverage the advantages of TSN without introducing a large network management overhead.
Dr Kleineberg says: "TSN networks can be managed by accessing, configuring and supervising each switch and end device individually, just as it has been done with managed switches for quite some time in automation networks. TSN adds additional complexity to this configuration process, which is a direct result of the necessity to configure the IEEE 802.1Qbv Time-Aware Scheduler parameters on each switch and end device. While it is still possible to do this manually, the proper tooling can save a lot of time and effort in setting up TSN real-time networks and makes this technology feasible for actual use. And in case of malfunctions in the network, for example due to configuration errors in the scheduling parameters on a device, it is very hard to spot these kinds of errors without adequate tooling and visualisation."
Hirschmann Industrial HiVision with its MultiConfig feature can be used to visualise a network topology and to conveniently deploy TSN schedules to all participating devices with only very few operational steps. Once set up, Industrial HiVision can supervise the TSN network time schedule and can help to track down configuration weaknesses or errors through a graphical representation of the schedules on the network devices. With the combination of Hirschmann TSN technology in network devices and Industrial HiVision network management software, the real-time automation networks of the future become feasible for deployment and use.
Dr Oliver Kleineberg concludes: "With the unique challenges introduced by the Industrial Internet of Things (IIoT) and Industry 4.0, TSN provides a standardised solution for real-time Ethernet communication, enabling mission-critical networks to provide high-bandwidth and the possibility to support communication streams with different quality of service on the same network."
Follow the link for more information on IEEE 802.1 & Time Sensitive Networking.


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Towboat Delivered by Horizon Shipbuilding
Horizon Shipbuilding, Inc., Bayou La Batre, AL, has delivered the second in a series of 74' Towboats to Canal Barge Company, Inc. of New Orleans, LA.
The Susan J Gundlach is 74' long with a 32'6" beam and an 8'6" draft. Designed by Marine Design, Inc. of Gulf Breeze, Florida, the vessel is capable of pushing fully loaded fuel barges at 10 knots. Its 2000 horsepower is provided by Cummins K38M, tier II 12 cylinder marine propulsion engines and drives 74" Kahlenberg propellers through Reintjes WAF 562 reverse reduction gears. Ship's power is generated by two 85 KW Cummins generators.
There are comfortable accommodations for six personnel plus the Captain. One unique feature is the fuel and fresh water stores for a vessel of this size, 30,000 and 11,400 gallons, respectively.
Shortly after delivery of the Susan J Gundlach, and its predecessor the Eugenie J Huger, Canal Barge Company exercised their option for two more identical vessels to be delivered in the first and second quarter of 2014.
Horizon Shipbuilding, Inc. (Horizon) specializes in the design and construction of ships, boats, and barges up to 300' in length and 1500 tons launch weight for domestic and international clients.


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Don't Disrespect The Green Oval
Caravanner1 posted a topic in Towcar Talkone of my friends once said. ....... just don't! lets see if this one is as popular as the last one!!!! you all know land rovers are ace, just admit and comply
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What Is The Advantage Of A Defender?
JCloughie posted a topic in Towcar TalkI love the idea of one day having a Discovery or Range Rover however the wife thinks they are ugly. Sorry but I married her and have to put up with this. What I do not understand and what my question is. If these cars are so capable, why is the Defender still so popular? It looks uncomfy, unrefined, out of date, noisy, drafty. It must have some redeeming feature's. John
Hi All, A small intro to myself, name is Haych. Due to my personal circumstances changing, I have bought a caravan and have decided to live in it for a few months atleast. I have no experience in caravanning (if that is even a term) so require assistance and help from other experienced members. I have bought a Mardon Dalesman 5 Berth 1991 caravan, everything worked and it was for a good price but no preference otherwise. I have a Land Rover which is sufficent to tow but am getting used to reversing the caravan with it as it seems to go where ever it wants but I'm getting there. I am currently staying around the North East London area so if there is anybody else living permanently in this area, I would love to get in touch. I am not too aware of how the law works with just parking anywhere for the night, so far I have found some decent spots and have just stayed there without any problems. I might even be in the wrong forum alltogether so any direction to the right place will be much appreciated too. Cheers Guys. .


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At The Greystone Event 2013, guests enjoyed a panel of adult children who had recently moved parents or in-laws into continuing care retirement communities. Our "Marketer" panelist comes from an advertising and marketing background. She has spent more than 20 years working in senior living, advising community and organization executives on how to better market their products and services. She and her in-laws live in the Midwest United States. Our "Operator" panelist comes from a hospitality background. He spent more than 30 years in the hotel industry, including on-site management roles in markets around the world and also as an executive working from corporate headquarters. He currently lives in California, and his parents live in a community in the Southeast United States. Read a brief summary of their thoughts in the article below. You may also download a brochure with the full transcript using this link:
The Back Story
Marketer: My husband's parents perceived a senior living community as the same kind of small-town, state-run nursing home that their parents had lived in. They were very hesitant to start the process, but we planted the seed and watered it and let it grow over time.
Operator: My dad is 86 years old, and my mom is 88 years old. They bought a beach condominium in 1986, and they moved into it in 1989. They called it their Camelot, and I believe they truly loved every moment they were in that condominium. They watched sunsets, they walked the beach, and it was everything they thought retirement would be. My sister and I started talking about moving my parents into a retirement community, primarily because of my dad's failing health. His sight was getting bad, his hearing was going, he'd had a knee operation and a back operation, and while he had recovered from both, he was not as mobile as he once was. The burden for my mom, who is still really vibrant, of taking care of my dad was starting to be noticeable, and we could see where it was going to lead in the coming years. We knew talking to them about moving was going to be very difficult because of this Camelot environment that they lived in.
The Conversation
Marketer: My mother-in-law was really open to the concept. My father-in-law? No way. He was a big fish in a small pond. He was an attorney, had worked for one of the largest employers in their small town, and so he was connected. He had his golf buddies, he had his card buddies, and there was no way he was leaving that town. He was willing to talk, though, so we started talking.
Operator: We started to talk to mom and dad about it, and they wanted nothing to do with it. After a few months, they said they would talk about it, but only under the guise of not going anywhere.
The Search
Marketer: My father-in-law called five or six communities, and only three of them sent collateral packages. I would remind everybody that if somebody picks up the phone and says "Send me an information packet," they're really interested. They may not be coming to an event, but they want information, so send it.
Operator: On the financial side, we looked at a lot of different plans. Mom and dad were way past the point where they could handle the financial stuff. My first motivation was to try and get them into a place they could afford on their own, but we were ready to step in and help if we needed to, because we were so concerned that they land in the right place and sustain the style of living they had been enjoying. The community we ultimately chose was very flexible with us. They provided some really good financial options, and we ended up deciding that that was going to be the place.
Peer Pressure
Marketer: People close to my in-laws were really mean. Their long-time friends were all over them saying, "That is the worst decision, you should not let them institutionalize you." All the things you think people say, they really say that stuff. I didn't think people that age would be like that, but they were.
Operator: The great news was, when we toured the community, we found out that one of their long-term friends lived there, and we got to visit with them. Wonderful couple, very active, and they were very close friends of mom and dad. They provided kind of a third-party endorsement that we otherwise couldn't have provided, and we really turned a corner in terms of getting them interested in possibly moving.
The Move
Marketer: They had been in their house for 45 years. When they moved in they were newly married. They moved in with their clothes and a bed, and they accumulated everything else over those 45 years. So when they made the deposit with the community and went back home, it was like, "What do we do?" They didn't know how to call a moving company, and they may have received information from the team at the community, but they didn't know where to start.
Operator: The process of moving was completely overwhelming to them, all aspects. But my wife and I decided that we would take on that responsibility, so we contacted a mover. We had them go out and assess how much stuff they had to move and actually book a date, which you have to do, and thank God we did that, because — Guess what? — as we got toward March, the conversation came up that, "We don't think we want to go." At that point we had a lot invested and a lot of plans made. It was not an easy conversation, but it was a little easier because we had more at stake. So in the first week of March, my wife and I went back to the condominium, we moved my folks out and we made the 2-hour drive to the community.
First Impressions
Marketer: When we took our first tour, my in-laws had never been to a CCRC before. When we arrived, the salesperson wasn't there so the executive director toured us. That was OK. We toured some available apartments. As we were driving away, my mother-in-law asked me what I thought. I told her I'd seen a lot of communities and that my opinion didn't matter. She said, "I hate to tell you this because I told you I was ready, but I would rather die in the house I'm in than move into that community." And I was like, "Oh …," because it wasn't a bad community.
Operator: My sister, wife and I show up at the apartment. The movers are there, and we realize we don't have the key. There was no one there to meet us, so I got in my car and drove to the concierge. I told her about the issue, and she said, "No problem." She was very nice, and she promised an engineer would come over and provide us with keys. Sure enough, an engineer showed up in 15 minutes. But from a hospitality aspect, arrival and sense of arrival is job No. 1. You just can't miss that. And to not have someone there to welcome us and give us a bottle of water, to talk about the day or talk about dining or whatever, I thought was a huge miss and really a hospitality sin of sorts.
The Benefits
Marketer: After they moved in, my in-laws would make the 2-hour drive back to visit old friends. They would have what they call "nip and nibbles" on Sunday nights. We'd always ask them how it went, and, after about two trips back, they would say, "Man! Those people are so old! I can't believe we hung out with them … they can't hear, they can't get around. They really need to move into a community!"
Operator: We saw some really terrific people who were in customer-facing positions that really wanted to help and who were just super customer advocates, and they just didn't know what they were doing. They hadn't been trained.
Marketer: My mother-in-law loved it from the beginning. She said as soon as she moved in that it was like being on vacation every day, and she loved it. She doesn't have to really do anything, and she thinks that is great. My father-in-law on the other hand, he was very nervous whether or not they could afford it financially. That was the big thing for him, the financial side. But now he's made those new friends and connections, and I'm happy to say that he was recently elected to the resident council. He's very eager to contribute in whatever way he can.
Operator: My mom and dad have been at their community for about three months. They had a pretty rough start. Today, I can tell you I believe they're beginning to embrace the experience. They're beginning to use more of the facilities and resources that are available. They aren't calling it home yet, but there's light at the end of the tunnel, and I think we're going to get there.


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Bilingual (Chinese/English), print edition of two.5's award-winning iPad app. Published by Lijiang Studio in 2016
They call them bachelor villages: populated by men who can't persuade a woman to marry into their village. Their first choice is always for a Naxi woman but they're in short supply these days, up on the mountain. The chances aren't great that they'll find a Han wife. Nobody wants a Tibetan as the women are so fierce and hit their men. Instead they look to Lisu and Bai. Or they leave the village and find work elsewhere, settle elsewhere. In thirty years time, probably, this village in the mountains won't exist: all the young people are going to the cities.
Recollections: 12 vignettes from Lashihai is a limited-run printed edition of our award winning iPad app.
Published by Lijiang Studio in 2016, this edition contains a Chinese translation alongside the original English text. Copies can be ordered from the two.5 website (free postage).
Contains 12 creative non-fiction pieces alongside 12 photo triptychs by America photographer Samantha Silver taken from a joint residency at Lijiang Studio in Lashihai, Yunnan province, South West China


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Sizzle: A Global Warming Comedy
I've been given the cool opportunity to participate in a mass group review of Randy Olson's latest science mockumentary, Sizzle: A Global Warming Comedy, joining approximately fifty other science and environmental bloggers (50 or so bloggers are slated to participate). It's a cool idea, one that will likely help to promote Sizzle, but one that can also–hopefully–serve to provoke a conversation about our discourse on global warming. Plus, the trailer was pretty funny and it had the guy who does those David Blaine imitations on YouTube, which even made the idea of watching a movie about global warming seem like fun, and while I only infrequently write about science topics (usually when reviewing a doc), I'm very interested in mockumentaries and hybrid docs and wanted to see what Olson would be doing with the form. But a strange thing happened as I was watching the movie: I found myself getting more and more exasperated. After thinking about the film for a few hours, I'm not sure that's a bad thing (note: after thinking about it for another day, I'm convinced that it actually doesn't work). I will say that the film pushed quite a few buttons for me, both in terms of its use of the mockumentary genre and its attempt to convince climate scientists that they need to learn how to communicate to a wider public (one of Olson's stated goals in many of his films).
Sizzle builds upon a relatively basic mockumentary premise: Olson plays a version of himself, a Harvard trained marine biologist, who wants to make a film about global warming. Olson, whose previous credits include Barnacles Tell No Lies (available here) and Flock of Dodos: The Evolution-Intelligent Design Circus, plays himself as the dorky scientist who struggles to explain himself to a wider public. In the opening scenes of the movie, we see him pitching the movie to studio executives who are initially interested, until they realize that there are no stars attached, despite Randy's insistence that he has some of the top climate scientists lined up for interviews. Finally, a wealthy gay couple, Mitch and Brian, looking to make movies that matter steps in, although they hope to find a celebrity to appear in the film. One suggests Tom Cruise until Randy reminds him that Cruise is a Scientologist, not a scientist. They then suggest Kate Winslet, whose British accent is "very convincing." Mitch and Brian continues to stalk celebrities throughout the film, a nice motif that underscores the green movement's reliance on stars to make global warming sexy rather than worrying about communicating ideas.
We are then introduced to Randy's crew, a couple of African-American guys named Antoine and Marion, who once helped Mitch and Brian out of a jam, making them impossible to fire. Unfortunately, to Randy's consternation they're always late. And even worse, Marion, in particular, is a global warming skeptic. And he keeps interrupting Randy's interviews to argue with or shout agreement with the subjects. To some extent, the introduction of these characters begins to sound like a bad bar joke (a scientist, a gay couple, and two black guys go into a bar…), and I haven't even mentioned the cameo by Randy's mom. There is a purpose here, of course: Randy's crew members are supposed to be the "regular guys" who don't know a lot about global warming but have some vague opinion about it shaped by advertising, news editorials, or maybe that Al Gore documentary. As Mitch, one of Randy's producers puts it, "we're upset about global warming, we just don't know why." I think Olson's right to diagnose the success of the green movement in making us uneasy about global warming without necessarily communicating why it's a concern or even why it's happening. And Randy's interviews illustrate that communication problem quite well. Many of the more compelling and charming subjects in his film are the so-called global warming deniers, the scientists, think tankers, and media flacks who profit immensely from contradicting the scientific establishment. That being said, the racial and sexual stereotypes really distracted, to the point that my friends and I could barely concentrate on the film's scientific arguments.
But here is where I found Sizzle somewhat more frustrating. First, the mockumentary format is somewhat awkwardly executed. During the initial scene in which Antoine and Marion are late, we also learn that they haven't brought cameras with them. But, of course, we can see them being filmed, which seemed to break the rules of the genre. Once I accepted the rules of this particular mockumentary, I was OK, but Sizzle felt less like a mockumentary than a comedy film about a guy making a documentary. Perhaps more frustrating, at least for me, was the fact that I felt that Olson overplayed his argument about the inability of scientists to communicate their positions against global warming skeptics, and during several key scenes, I felt frustrated by the film's willingness to let the assertions of many global warming skeptics stand almost unaddressed, even though I think Olson tries to show the inconsistency of their positions, and it left me to wonder precisely what audience Olson had in mind for the film. Other scientists who need to learn to communicate better? People like Marion and Antoine who are confused about global warming? I could easily see a viewer becoming more convinced by this film that global warming is a hoax. Or at least exaggerated.
Eventually the film crew, with the help of Naomi Oreskes, a professor of history and science studies, convinces Randy that he should not only include himself in the global warming film he's making but he should also include Marion's questions because when Marion asks questions, the scientists speak to him like a regular human being, not like he's a scientist. And here's where the film takes a turn that I also found somewhat problematic. Randy eventually decides, on the advice of Oreskes and the crew, to put a human face on the global warming crisis by going to New Orleans to see the continued devastating effects of Hurricane Katrina on that city, especially the poor Ninth Ward neighborhood. We get interviews with locals who are still getting their lives back in order after losing everything, and we also get a dramatic sense of the government's ongoing neglect of the recovery efforts. A tracking shot of FEMA trailers, in fact, needs no commentary, given that many of them had dangerous levels of toxins in them, but again, their use seems disconnected from any specific argument the film wanted to make about global warming.
And here I felt the film risked exploiting the Katrina victims for its scientific argument without sufficiently establishing the link between global warming and the specifics of that particular hurricane. I have little doubt that the Bush administration has been negligent when it comes to responding to both climate change and to the Katrina recovery efforts, but these scenes confused the two to some extent, and I'm not sure that the "human face" technique is fully persuasive to audiences who feel as if they are being emotionally manipulated by the green movement ("save the polar bears!"). I certainly recognize that Olson is trying to do something different here–the film is an odd hybrid between Al Gore and Borat, which means Olson is taking some risks. And there are some interesting moments where scientists are forced out of their comfort levels by Marion's "naive" questions. In that sense, even though it overreaches in places, Sizzle also provokes, forcing us to think about how we talk and write about scientific topics.
Update: Upon further review, I think my initial impression was right and that I may have been holding back a bit in my criticisms. Sizzle is trying to address the framing debates, which I do think is important given the public confusion about global warming, but in the long run, the film itself is pretty incoherent and relies way too heavily upon racial and sexual stereotypes. As I mentioned before, I think that some audiences could see this film and become more skeptical about global warming, not less. Note: I've also done some tweaking to the original version of this review to reflect these sentiments.


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A selection of "how to" photos from the 1974 book, "Modern Ventriloquism".
I'll title this one, "Dating Don't".
I'll title this one, "Dating Don't".
From the classic pulling out the flowers proctologist comedy routine.
"Read the card, read the card!" shouts Mr. Bobo!
"Hey, is there a Butz there? A Seymour Butz?"
"Trying to reach Mr. Hunt, first name Mike."


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Bosnia and Herzegovina
Annexed by Austria-Hungary in 1908, Bosnia and Herzegovina became part of Yugoslavia between the world wars. In April 1941, when Germany's twelve-day campaign against the South Slavic state led to its partition between the Axis powers and their allies, Bosnia and Herzegovina became part of the Independent State of Croatia (Nezavisna Država Hrvatska, NDH), founded on 10 April 1941. While the Ustaše movement and its leader (Poglavnik), Ante Pavelić, assumed authority, the new state depended on German and Italian support. The Independent State of Croatia effectively ceased to exist in May 1945. Bosnia and Herzegovina became one of the six republics within the Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia. It declared independence in 1992.
Before the Second World War, Bosnia and Herzegovina had a total population of 2,323,555 inhabitants (according to the 1931 census). Approximately 14,000 of them were Jews (1940) and the largest community of some 10,000 people lived in Sarajevo. Along with Serbs, Roma and communists, the Jews became the target of an extermination campaign waged by the leaders of the Independent State of Croatia, which set up a number of camps. In September 1941 deportations of Jews began. Most Bosnian Jews were deported to concentration camps in Croatia or, from 1942 onwards, to Auschwitz. About 10,000 members of the pre-war Bosnian Jewish population were murdered by 1945.
Archival Situation
The Archives of Bosnia and Herzegovina were established by decision nr. 1061 of the government of the Yugoslav Socialist Republic of Bosnia and Herzegovina on 12 December 1947. Renamed the National Archives of Bosnia and Herzegovina, they keep, protect, process and enable the use of archives and current records of state bodies, state and public institutions as well as enterprises and corporate bodies, families and persons in Bosnia and Herzegovina. The main branch is in Sarajevo; there are also district (canton/county) archives and the Historical Archive of Sarajevo. The National Archives of Bosnia and Herzegovina are not to be confounded with the Archive of the Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina (Arhiv Federacije Bosne i Hercegovine), which was established in 1994 and is located in Sarajevo and Banja Luka. To the best of EHRI's current knowledge, however, they do not contain Holocaust-relevant collections. The country's archival holdings have suffered, to a certain extent, from the war fought on its territory between 1991 and 1995, but also from recent disturbances. For instance, the National and University Library, housed by Sarajevo's City Hall since 1949/50, was bombed and the resulting fire destroyed an estimated 80 percent of the Library's collections. Meanwhile, the building has been restored and recently reopened. For a general assessment of damage done to the Bosnian archival landscape during the 1990s, see: András Riedlmayer, "Erasing the Past: The Destruction of Libraries and Archives in Bosnia-Herzegovina", in:
- Middle East Studies Association Bulletin, vol. 29, No. 1 (July 1995), pp. 7-11.
Furthermore, the National Archives of Bosnia were affected by recent protests: collections of the so-called Depot 1, which contain, among other materials, sources on the investigation of war crimes committed on Bosnian territory during the Second World War, have been partially destroyed.
EHRI Research (Summary)
In Bosnia and Herzegovina, EHRI has identified a helpful guide, consisting of a book and a CD-ROM, which contains general information about Bosnian archives:
- Bakaršić, Kemal, Fragmenti kulturne historije Bosne i Hercegovine (Sarajevo: Magistrat, 2005). There is currently no English translation available.
More importantly, EHRI has identified six repositories relevant for Holocaust research, and described four collections in this country. The National Archives of Bosnia and Herzegovina can be considered the most important institution to hold Holocaust-relevant material, as they hold a vast collection from the Second World War period and from the Research Commission of Crimes Committed by the Occupant. Furthermore, the Jewish Museum of Bosnia and Herzegovina (Muzej jevreja Bosne i Hercegovine), which is a branch of the Museum of Sarajevo (Muzej Sarajevo), and the Historical Archives Sarajevo (Historijski arhiv Sarajevo) have documents concerning the Holocaust. Other archives and institutions in the country which are likely to be relevant for Holocaust research are the Jewish Community of Sarajevo, the Tuzla County Archives (Arhiv Tuzlanskog kantona) and the Bosniak Institute in Sarajevo, the Adil Zulfikarpasić Foundation and the State Agency for Economical Revival.
Outside of Bosnia and Herzegovina, Croatian archives may have further relevant material, e.g. the Croatian State Archive in Osijek. In Serbia, the Jewish Historical Museum (Jevrejski istorijski muzej) in Belgrade probably holds some material pertaining to the Holocaust period on Bosnian territory. The United States Holocaust Memorial Museum (USHMM) offers a number of oral history interviews, and repositories in Germany and Italy are very likely to have collections pertaining to Bosnia and Herzegovina. EHRI has yet to determine which archival institutions and collections in other countries are relevant to Holocaust research on Bosnia and Herzegovina.


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Rooting For Fundraiser Fraud
Instead of baking cookies or holding a garage sale, many fundraisers are turning to the internet to collect cash.
Crowdfunding online is growing. In the nearly seven years since GoFundMe started, the site has generated more than $3 billion in donations.
The site has changed the lives of many campaign beneficiaries but also created a new kind of scam.
"The OB there didn't give us any hope whatsoever," said Jessica Leibouvitz, recounting the day she went into labour. "They told us our best option was to terminate."
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Exercise for weight loss should be done 3-5 times a week if you have the conditions and the will of good is to exercise for weight loss combine with cardio exercise such as cycling, running, brisk walking or skipping rope.
Overall cardio exercises are those exercises that speed up your heart rate over 120 for a longer period of time.
If you are an athlete and a well-trained and if you plan to take off a little weight, do redomn, 15-20 times each exercise, and if you repeat of the exercise until a sweat.
If you have not exercised for a long time do exercises 1-6, reconnect them 2 or 3 times in a row until you get tired. After 2 or 3 weeks of exercise continue with the exercises from the start, or add the 1 exercise in the supine position every 3 or 4 days.
If you need to remove more than 5 pounds and if you have a lot of cellulite, do only the initial exercise, not exaggerated, or repeat the exercises that you have done 2 or 3 times (for example, practice the sequence 1-1-1- 2-2-2 etc.).
If you experience difficulty in performing these exercises do more relaxing exercises. All exercises can run at a time when removing the excess weight you have left iii 2- 3 extra pounds.
Exercise number 1
Spread your legs so that your feet to the width of the hips, arms folded, bent, and uspravijajte without stopping. Do not stretch too much leg, but well throw your elbows back when upright.
Exercise number 2
Spread your legs, Unhand the raised hands. Rotate your upper body. First left, then right, do not start your hips, keep your head right.
Exercise number 3
Upper body bent, hands odručenje, rotate without stopping and without slowing down. Do this easily, effortlessly.
Exercise number 4
Spread your legs, arms odručene vertically. Rotate your upper body, bend up, tap the top of the foot, lift up, turning to the other side try to touch the knee with his head. Connect this movement without delay.
Exercise number 5
Spread your legs, bend your arms at the elbows to shoulder level. Bend the upper body to the side a bit by rotating the elbows behind. This is a complete and deft movement.
Exercise number 6
Spread your legs, hands against his ears. You say as much as possible wider circles. To prevent dizziness say alternately 5 laps in each direction, and repeat.
Exercise number 7
Lie on your back with outstretched hands behind his head. Lift your upper body and go to bend to their legs spread, especially extend the foot. In the beginning, do not tighten too legs and hold his head up easily when you lie down again. Slowly lower yourself, vertebra by vertebra.
Exercise number 8
Lie on your back, arms extended along the body, planted on the ground (to stabilize the upper body) head raised. Circle with outstretched legs, first in one direction, ATM otherwise. Look at his legs with his head high.
Exercise number 9
Position as in the previous exercise. Bring your knees to your chest, heels as close to the buttocks, hold the head up.
Exercise number 10
The starting position is the same as in exercise 7. Lift the upper body bent, an arm's start first on the page, then circling hands.
Exercise number 11
Sit in a position raznožnom crossed hands, spread and stretch your legs. Rotate your upper body to the left to the right. Not zaustavijajte and maximum run body.
Exercise number 11
Finish the exercise gradual squats. Spread your legs and slowly lower yourself to the floor. If you need a break after each squat. At the beginning of the hold to his chair.
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When renewing your Switzerland passport or applying for a visa, you need to meet the very specific requirements for the photos. My Passport Photos is very experienced with those requirements and will ensure that your application is not subject to undue delay and added expense from improper photos. Review the Quick Facts below to get started.
You should also visit www.ivisa.com before traveling abroad to determine whether you will need a visa. Most applications for a visa can be processed online by iVisa quickly and affordably.
Quick Facts serve to give a general overview on the required details needed when taking a passport or visa photo. As you can see, this is no selfie or picture you'd share with your photos on Twitter. Instead, strict guidelines are put forth to assure the Swiss and other governments can properly identify you. On top of those facts already stated, here are a few more vibrantly outlined specifications to adhere:
Planning to take the entire family with you? Each child and infant will require their own personal passport or visa regardless of age. The above regulations are still applicable to kids and infants, especially the technical ones. We understand taking photos of your kids in a certain position may require multiple shots to get it right but have no fear, it can be done. Here are a few guidelines and tips to assure proper images:
Determining where to go for these passport or visa photos should be easy, considering so much is not available online. Course, it does depends heavily on preference. But who doesn't like convenience and saving money? At MyPassportPhotos.com, you not only get to take pictures from home or office, the cost of getting them back is extremely cheaper than, say, a post office. For a set of photos on glossy paper, you are looking at 6 CHF. Plus the price gets even better if you need more photos! Now if you do decide to venture into town and have no problem waiting in lines, you're looking at 14 CHF for a pair of pictures. Doesn't seem like that big of a deal but we think you should have more money for vacation and not have to waste it on an expensive photo.
Our easy to use website is one which allows users the freedom to complete an order without troubles. MyPassportPhotos.com offers the passport photo booth, which gives you the at home or work experience of taking your own picture. Our staff will then scan it and guarantee 100% government compliance before submitting. Should you not like the image you have taken, feel free to retake at no extra cost. If you have questions or concerns, our friendly representatives are standing by to answer anything you have. Make the switch and trust us to get the job done correctly the first time. We give you our word and are looking forward to getting you on vacation as soon as possible.


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President Updates and Comments from others• Policy changing in security fees for clubs on campus. Need to be aware of this going forward.• Do we want a social media/design chair?• Do we want to be more involved in student life on campus? General agreement that we want to be more involved Application will go out soon. Design a flyer for an event or something like that.Treasurer• Explanation of account details for the month
Travel Team• UPMUNC went well!
CESIMS• Conference is this weekend• Everything is taken care of/ordered• Training on Wednesday 9pm Hamilton 702• Complete minor trainingNowHere• Had interviews for new board members• First meeting with new board this Wednesday
CMUNCE• Sponsors are rolling in yay!
Marketing• Ice skating in December• Maybe a thanksgiving kind of potluck soon• Class database to come soonAcademics• Event last week went really well• Co sponsoring is something that worked well and maybe we should continue that more often
Social• CESIMS staff party on Saturday after CESIMS• Ariana and Alissa to work together on social/marketing joint events soonCMUNNY• Traditional date for end of September looks likely if UEM isn't the worst again• Secretariat has been picked!


text: At the Office of Disability Adjudication and Review (ODAR) in Washington, Washington Dc, 8 different administrative law judges (ALJ) conduct Social Security Disability (SSD) hearings and Supplemental Security Income (SSI) hearings. Currently, in Washington, the average wait time for a SSI or SSD hearing is 17.0 months. The average case processing time in Washington is 555 days.The Washington average for winning a SSI or SSD disibility hearing is 34%. Click on the name of one of the ALJs below to see detailed information about their hearing results. This information for the Washington ODAR office was last updated on 6/11/2019.


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Hunsader Farms got its start in 1967 when three Hunsader Brothers left their Wisconsin dairy farm to try their hand at growing vegetables in the sunny south. The brothers cleared the land by hand and planted their first crop of 80 acres of tomatoes in the fall of 1967. The operation prospered and grew, and in 1990 was handed down to their sons who gave it the name Hunsader Farms
Through the years we have added many events and activities in an effort to share with the community a little piece of our farming heritage. In 1990 we built the barn style Farm Market, then added the petting zoo in 1991. In 1992 we kicked off our first Pumpkin Festival, while the summer of 1995 was spent building a playground and picnic area for families. The year 1997 brought the construction of our modern-
We hope you come visit us as we help you catch a glimpse of days past when life was a little slower, a little sweeter, and a lot simpler.
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Spring 2014
Issue No. 24
Issue No. 24
Caregivers May Live Longer
Date: April 1, 2014
Taking on the responsibility of caring for a loved one who is disabled or chronically ill can be stressful and difficult. But it also may be life-prolonging for the caregiver, according to a new study led by David Roth, Ph.D., director of the Center on Aging and Health at Johns Hopkins. Roth analyzed data from a long-range national study of stroke risk factors, and he found that caregivers lived nine months longer over a six-year period, on average, than a matched sample of noncaregivers.
The results were "somewhat surprising," he says, but not a complete contradiction to perceived wisdom. One reason for added longevity may be that, within a family, the healthiest person signs on for the role of caregiver. Another may be that helping others is in itself beneficial to the helper.
The challenge now is providing a more balanced view of caregiving and recognizing that caring for a disabled family member is usually not bad for your health. "Providing care to a family member with a chronic illness or disability can be stressful, but this stress is not associated with an increased risk of death in most cases," Roth says. "Caregiving is also a positive and healthy activity in many families, and it appears to be associated with modest survival benefits for the caregivers."


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Cold Heat Circuitry
We've established that the Cold Heat tool has pretty simple circuitry. The circuit that includes the power switch also includes a small light. A parallel circuit stays broken until both halves of the tip come into contact with a conductive material. A small light on this circuit lights up when it's complete, also.
The Cold Heat tool also has some electronic components beyond basic wiring. A small circuit board is at the end opposite the tip. This circuit board has two diodes, several resistors and a 14-pin integrated circuit. When both halves of the tip come into contact with solder, the chip routes power from the batteries through that branch of the circuit.
So, when you turn the Cold Heat tool on, current flows from the negative pole of the batteries through a wire that leads to a small light. From there, it flows to the circuit board and then to the positive battery terminal. As long as solder isn't in contact with both halves of the tool's tip, that's the end of the process. Once you apply solder, the chip routes lots of power through the portion of the circuit that includes the tip. The electricity moves:
- From the circuit board to one half of the tip
- Through that half of the tip
- Through the solder
- Through the other half of the tip
- Back to the circuit board
- From the circuit board to the positive battery terminal, passing through another small light on the way
The tip is as important to the tool's abilities as the circuitry. We'll examine the tip, including what it's made of, next.


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Episcopal Life Online files this story about the ongoing controversy over the draconian anti-gay legislation pending in Uganda, which begins:
[Episcopal News Service] A proposed bill currently before the Ugandan Parliament that, if passed, would extend prison sentences for homosexuals and introduce the death penalty in certain cases has generated outrage from a number of religious groups while some Anglican leaders are being more cautious with their responses.
"The Episcopal Church, like the Anglican Communion as a whole, is very clear in its support for the human rights of all people, including gay and lesbian persons," said Alexander Baumgarten, director of the Episcopal Church's Office of Government Relations. "For us in the Episcopal Church, that means we oppose all abuses of human rights, whether in our own midst or in other parts of the world, and we seek to make that opposition known through our ministry of advocacy."
from our UCC/Disciples of Christ colleagues:
Global Ministries Responds to Uganda's Bill on Sexual Discrimination
Dear President Museveni, Prime Minister Nsibambi, and Speaker Kiwanuka,
On behalf of Global Ministries of the United Church of Christ and the Christian Church (Disciples of Christ) in the United States and Canada, we write to share our concern about the proposed Anti-Homosexuality Bill of 2009, which was tabled on October 14, 2009.
Global Ministries has, for many years, been in solidarity with Uganda on HIV/AIDS campaigns. We, along with the global community, have celebrated you as a model for Africa in the fight against HIV & AIDS. You have effectively addressed the pandemic with strong government leadership, broad-based partnerships and effective public education campaigns, all contributing to a decline in the number of people living with HIV and AIDS. You have also helped other African nations to respond to the crisis and reduce the number of new HIV/AIDS infections. Given your years of leadership to Africa in the fight against HIV, we want to share our concern about the Anti-Homosexuality Bill of 2009.
It is our humble opinion that the proposed Anti-Homosexuality Bill of 2009 violates the rights of God's children in Uganda. It punishes the free association and expression that is necessary for a flourishing civil society, and creates a climate of fear and hostility which undermines the citizenship and solidarity of all Ugandans. We agree with Sexual Minorities of Uganda (SMUG) that this bill will "set a dangerous precedent and send a signal that any Ugandan's privacy is unguaranteed—all of our civil society could be put under attack. If this bill is passed into law, it will clearly endanger the work of all human rights defenders and members of civil society in Uganda."
Because the bill also prohibits any organizing around sexual orientation, it will make it difficult, if not impossible, to do effective HIV prevention activities in Uganda, which rely on an ability to talk frankly about sexuality and provide condoms and other safer-sex material. "The proposed bill also support stigma and discrimination against HIV-positive people, and would undermine years of effort to tackle the epidemic, " according to Solome Nakaweesi-Kimbugwe, a human rights activist, and Frank Mugisha, co-chair of SMUG. Further, we believe this bill would criminalize the legitimate work of national and international activists and organizations working for the defense and promotion of human rights in Uganda. It would also put major barriers in the path of effective HIV/AIDS prevention efforts. Discrimination aimed at people who are most affected by HIV drives people underground which research consistently shows facilitates the spread of HIV
We request that you consider the concerns raised in this letter, which are also the concerns of many throughout world who are committed to creating a community of peace with justice for all of God's children.
Rev. David Vargas - Co-executive of Global Ministries
Rev. Cally Rogers-Witte - Co-executive of Global Ministries
And this from the Chicago Consultation:
Group Sends Letters to Presiding Bishop, House of Deputies President,
Archbishop of Canterbury, and Archbishop of Uganda
CHICAGO, IL, November 20, 2009—The Chicago Consultation today asked the Most Rev. Rowan Williams, the Archbishop of Canterbury; the Most Rev. Katharine Jefferts Schori, Presiding Bishop of the Episcopal Church; President of the House of Deputies Dr. Bonnie Anderson; and the Most Rev. Henry Luke Orombi, Primate of the Anglican Church of Uganda, to speak out against draconian anti-gay legislation introduced in the Ugandan Parliament last month.
"The Bible tells us to love our neighbors, and Jesus teaches us to care for the vulnerable and the marginalized. The proposed Ugandan legislation is as far from those commandments as it could be," said the Rev. Lowell Grisham, co-convener of the Chicago Consultation. "The Anglican Communion has committed itself to the pastoral care of gay and lesbian people. At a time like this, we implore its leaders to speak out."
Uganda's so-called "Anti-Homosexuality Bill" proposes the death penalty for "aggravated homosexuality" and life imprisonment for touching another individual with homosexual intent. Belonging to a gay organization, advocating gay rights and providing condoms or safe-sex advice to gays and lesbians could result in a seven-year prison sentence. Failing to report violations of the law within 24 hours would be punishable by a three-year prison term. In contravention of international law, the new legislation would also apply to Ugandans living in other countries.
In 1998, the Lambeth Conference, a worldwide gathering of Anglican bishops passed Resolution 1.10, committing themselves to the pastoral care of gays and lesbians. The General Convention of the Episcopal Church passed legislation (D005) in 2006 opposing the criminalization of homosexuality.
Seventeen human rights organizations including Human Rights Watch and Amnesty International have pointed out that the bill would criminalize their work and significantly diminish the effectiveness of HIV/AIDS prevention efforts. Even Exodus International, which promotes controversial therapies to change a person's sexual identity, opposes this bill because it is so harsh.
"Across North America, Europe and Africa, people of goodwill oppose this draconian legislation," Grisham said. "But within the Anglican Communion, only the Church of Canada has found its voice. We are eager to hear our leaders speak out on behalf of frightened, isolated and persecuted gays and lesbians in Uganda, and on behalf of all Anglicans who believe in the dignity of every human being." Grisham said.
Spokesmen for the Church of Uganda initially supported the bill, but advocated that the death penalty provision and extradition provisions be removed. As the international backlash against the bill has intensified, the Church has retreated from its original position and now says it has no position on the bill.
American evangelist Rick Warren, who has close ties to Archbishop Orombi and the Ugandan church, has refused to condemn the bill, saying he has no position on it.
But wait -- there's more! Episcopal Cafe has this "breaking news:"
A special session of the Executive Council of the Episcopal Church has been called to discuss the church's position on the "Anti-Homosexuality Bill" currently before the Ugandan Parliament. The meeting will be conducted via conference call on the afternoon of December 7, according to numerous sources.
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Special sessions of Executive Council can be called by the Presiding Bishop or, as in this instance, by a petition signed by at least nine members of the council.
Council members have been discussing the Ugandan issue informally among themselves for more than a month. Some members of the council were eager for the church to join 17 human rights organizations and the Anglican Church of Canada in condemning the bill, while others argued that such action would do more harm than good.
Meanwhile, here's the VERY folksy, personal note I got from the Presiding Bishop's office in response to my email urging TEC to speak up:
To: Susan Russell
Subject: From the Office of Bishop Jefferts Schori
Dear Canon Russell,
Thank you for your recent email to Bishop Katharine Jefferts Schori. This is to confirm that it has been received by our office.
Once again, thank you for writing.
Miguel Angel Escobar
Office of the Presiding Bishop
I keep remembering the text Bishop Katharine picked for her investiture:
Luke 4:14-21
Jesus, filled with the power of the Spirit, returned to Galilee, and a report about him spread through all the surrounding country. He began to teach in their synagogues and was praised by everyone. When he came to Nazareth, where he had been brought up, he went to the synagogue on the sabbath day, as was his custom. He stood up to read, and the scroll of the prophet Isaiah was given to him. He unrolled the scroll and found the place where it was written:
'The Spirit of the Lord is upon me,
because he has anointed me
to bring good news to the poor.
He has sent me to proclaim release to the captives
and recovery of sight to the blind,
to let the oppressed go free,
to proclaim the year of the Lord's favor."
Maybe it's just me, but I'm having a hard time reconciling those words with the actions (or lack thereof) coming from 815 on this to-me-oughta-be-a-no-brainer-of-course-we're-against-this-and-we're-called-to-use-our-moral-authority-to-speak-out-for-those-who-can't-speak-for-themselves issue.
Stay tuned. And if you HAVEN'T taken the few minutes it'll take you to add your voice to those urging action from our leadership, there's no time like the present. Click here to email Bishop Katharine's office and let her know that we expect more than this from those we've elected to lead TEC!
AND be sure to quote from Resolution D005 of the 2006 General Convention: "Oppose Criminalization of Homosexuality"
Resolved, That the 75th General Convention adopt the following statement:
The 75th General Convention of The Episcopal Church declares that efforts to criminalize homosexual behavior are incompatible with the Gospel of Jesus Christ, incompatible with resolutions at successive Lambeth conferences including the 1998 Lambeth Resolution I.10, and incompatible with the Primates' statement from Dromantine which declares that the, "victimization or diminishment of human beings whose affections happen to be ordered towards people of the same sex is anathema to us. We assure homosexual people that they are children of God, loved and valued by him, and deserving of the best we can give of pastoral care and friendship."
In affirming these consistent statements we declare our opposition to the imposition of civil or criminal penalties, especially imprisonment and execution, upon gay and lesbian people and our opposition to laws anywhere in the world that specifically target and impose imprisonment for homosexual behavior, speech, or assembly of gay and lesbian people and their supporters; and be it further
Resolved, That the 75th General Convention commend the government of Brazil for it courageous efforts to extend the protections of the U.N.'s Declaration on Human Rights to include gay and lesbian people and that the Secretary of Convention convey this resolution to the Brazilian Ambassador to the United States and the Episcopal Primate of Brazil. We commend to their attention Lambeth 1998 I.1, which affirms and adopts the U.N. Declaration on Human Rights; and be it further
Resolved, That the 75th General Convention direct the Executive Council to monitor the progress of efforts to criminalize or decriminalize homosexuality and efforts such as Brazil's to extend the protections of basic human rights; and be it further
Resolved, That the Secretary of the 75th General Convention convey this resolution to the Archbishops of Canterbury and York, all Primates in the Anglican Communion, the President of the United States, the U.S. Ambassador to the United Nations, Secretary General of the United Nations, Anglican Observer of the United Nations, heads of state of all nations represented by Bishops and Deputies, all U.S. Senators and Representatives and the Governors of all states or territories within the pastoral jurisdiction of The Episcopal Church.


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Futuristic Mercedes concept car by Oliver Elst
Some designers prefer to allocate their offspring by not specifications, but by causing appearance. Unusual body of the concept Mercedes literally radiates light. The car is made of lightweight materials and features a powerful environmentally friendly engine.
Body concept, developed by Oliver Elst, consists of three "layers". Two of them are the outer casing and protect the driver in collisions of varying strength. The third layer creates a special ecosystem inside the cabin, allowing controlling the temperature, lighting and other conditions. The car has a high ground clearance and a rather unusual for Mercedes body style.
As for the technical equipment, the concept does not too stand out among other projects supercars: it is equipped with two electric motors located in the axes, as well as the battery located in the floor of the car.


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Sean Normoyle posted a topic in Tiberian Sun / FirestormHi, I've searched around and then searched some more for a fix or as to what may be causing the problem but have so far been unsuccessful. I've attached pictures of what I am experiencing. I'm running the game on Windows 7, AMD Radeon HD 6990, Intel i7, 4Gb RAM. (very certain I meet the requirements, but who knows, maybe something is impacting it). The blurr on the Command Bar disappears when I pause the game but reappears as soon as I interact with it. The score screen looked fine until it had all loaded then the blurr set in. Thanks for any and all help!


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Poets and writers have found inspiration in nature for hundreds of years—and now your child can too! Get her creative juices flowing by encouraging her to write a sentence about a colorful spring flower. She'll trace the letters in flower first to warm up her hands, then compose and illustrate a sentence to call her own.
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Over the last week I have casually been browsing around the forum trying to understand exactly what I need to do to get my urls as I want them to be. I'm new to this as well, so please be patient with me!
I have a number of pages such as these,
Its a new site so there is no risk of breaking links etc.
index.php -> domain.net/v5/
work.php -> domain.net/v5/work/one/
about.php -> domain.net/v5/about/
blog.php -> domain.net/v5/blog/
contact.php -> domain.net/v5/contact/
So if a user enters domain.net/v5/about.php I would like to force the url to change to domain.net/v5/about/ and of course for /about/ to work as if it was a dir with a page. I would also like to keep the / at the end if possible.
(I'm currently working with the page in the v5 dir as it is not ready and will eventually be removed)
Any help in regard to what I want to achieve would be greatly appreciated! If I have left any essential information out please just ask.


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Point-of-sale malware isn't new, and will only get worse
Malware targeting point-of-sale machines isn't new, and will only continue to evolve in sophistication
The Target data breach that affected more than 70 million customers was caused by malware unknowingly installed on point-of-sale (POS) machines at the company's retail stores. It's unknown how the malware infected the cash registers, and was safely removed within hours of being discovered - but the damage was clearly done.
"Clearly we are accountable and we are responsible - but we are going to come out at the end of this a better company and we are going to make significant changes," said Gregg Steinhafel, Target CEO, during a recent interview with journalists.
Target, Neiman Marcus, and other companies need to become more proactive in their efforts to prevent attacks targeting in-store POS systems. Cyber criminal groups are constantly on the prowl for security vulnerabilities they can target while stealing information and POS malware is a tactic that yields a large amount of information before being detected.
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