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Dear All,
Technical education is the backbone of every nation and is the stepping stone for a country to move into the niche of a developed nation. SJM Vidyapeeta education and charitable trust has been contributing in the mission of transforming rural India into developed nation by running Sri Jagadguru Murugharajendra Institute of Technology at Chitradurga (SJMIT) with innovation, creativity, human intelligence and patience "Service to human being is service to God".
It gives me great pleasure to welcome you to the creative campus of SJMIT, which has very eco friendly campus and is equipped with state of art infrastructure. We have well equipped labs, workshops and library to help students in attaining highest standards in academics, research and professional skills. The campus has adequate sports infrastructure to take care of sports and cultural activities.
"Creating better human beings" is our motto and we can do that when we are able to mould our students to be good human beings with values which are embedded for life. We aim to provide an overall development that nurtures them towards becoming strong and focused human beings. Soft skills and educational skills is what the institution seeks to provide every student at the campus itself through its SJMIT PATTERN.
The main focus of the institution is to empower students with sound knowledge, wisdom, experience and training both at the academic level of Engineering and in the highly competitive global industrial market.
We wish the best for all our students, and the members of the institution who reiterate their aims at providing the best in academic and extracurricular fields. We must believe that success is inevitable where these exists foresightedness, firm determination, hard work dedication and discipline. You are assumed that you will be proud of yourself as a confident and successful technocrat after four years at SJMIT.
Once again, I wish all our students and faculty a successful and rewarding career.
Dr. B C Shanthappa
Principal – SJMIT, Chitradurga


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Paul Lambert is hopeful that Danny Graham will have recovered in time to face Huddersfield Town at Ewood on Saturday.
The on-loan striker limped out after just 15 minutes of last weekend's goalless draw at Molineux with a tightness in his hamstring.
But the Rovers boss has his fingers crossed that the player's early action in coming off has prevented any long-term injury and that he'll be available for selection this Saturday.
"He is doing okay so we'll see how he is tomorrow and hopefully he'll be okay," said Lambert.
"We hope that we caught it in time and that he never pulled it or strained so fingers crossed he'll be okay."
Rovers will be without Tommy Spurr for the match against the Terriers due to an achilles problem, but Hope Akpan has recovered from the hip injury that forced him to miss the Wolves match, whilst Corry Evans and Jason Lowe have trained well all week.
Lambert added: "Tommy will still be a doubt as he is struggling, but I was really pleased with Matt Kilgallon with how he played last Saturday.
"Corry, we had to watch him after his operation but he has trained this week so we'll see how he goes. Hope has trained as well so hopefully he is going to be okay."
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CQC 'setting practices up for failure' claims GPC member after finding 41 errors in draft inspection report
Exclusive A GPC member has launched a major broadside against the CQC's new inspections regime, claiming that inspections are 'chaotic' and 'not fit for purpose'.
Just days before the CQC's new inspections regime is due to be officially launched, Dr Paul Cundy, a long-standing member of the GPC and chair of its IT committee, accused the the CQC of not following its own procedures and that practices were 'set up to fail'.
In an open letter to the CQC's senior national GP advisor, Professor Nigel Sparrow and chief inspector of general practice, Professor Steve Field, Dr Cundy said he had found 41 errors in the report prepared on his practice.
He said that after a shadow inspection on his practice earlier this year, he was convinced the CQC's inspection regime misrepresents 'recommendations as requirements' and is 'not acting in accordance with CQC guidelines'.
The letter added: 'If practices cannot trust CQC inspectors to stick to their own rules and if recommendations are being dressed up as requirements then that raises significant questions about the confidence the profession can have in CQC.'
The inspection of the practice took place on 14 May and Dr Cundy claimed that it was confusing and contradictory, with his practice sent a 72-page report from their CCG - detailing several areas where they were 'outliers' - just 13 minutes before CQC inspection staff arrived.
He added that that in several places the wording of the draft report prepared on his practice was 'misleading' and that it was 'partial and incomplete'.
Specific errors in the report include:
- The title of the report had the name of the surgery written incorrectly.
- The report says the practice did not have a business continuity plan, when Dr Cundy told inspectors that told them that they did, but was not able to locate this at the time of the inspection.
- The report claims staff had not completed 'appropriate child protection training', when inspectors were told that the person in question had training, but the practice was unable to supply specific dates. Formal training is also not a requirement for practices.
- The report states the practice did not have an 'effective recruitment process to ensure that all staff were of suitable character', when the only failing was that a verbal rather than a written reference was taken during the recruitment of one particular member of staff. All the other 24 members of staff had complete recruitment records.
The intervention from such a senior GPC member is embarassing as the CQC is set to roll out its new inspection regime following the pilots - which Dr Cunday's practice was involved in - this week. The new regime will see practices displaying 'Ofsted-style' ratings in their waiting rooms and their website.
The CQC told Pulse that providers are 'given the opportunity to raise any issue' that they have with draft reports.
But Dr Cundy told Pulse: 'From what I have seen Professor Field's clipboard army is not fit for purpose. How dare CQC judge anyone when they can't get their own house in order. 41 errors, not counting the dreadful grammar and typos, in a 31 page report is pretty good going. From what I've seen its CQC that should be in special measures.'
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A spokesperson for the CQC said: 'CQC does not comment on draft reports. The report from this inspection will be published on our website in due course.
'CQC has a comprehensive quality assurance process for reports, and a formal factual accuracy process in which providers are given the opportunity to raise any issues they may have with their inspection report at draft stage. This is considered by CQC before a final report is published. Where a provider disagrees with the evidence presented and/or the judgements made, they are therefore able to do so.
'CQC is always keen to hear comments and suggestions about our work. CQC investigates every complaint it receives and uses feedback from complaints to ensure inspections and reports are delivered to the highest standards. Providers have an opportunity to raise concerns about the factual accuracy of inspection reports as part of our process, prior to any final inspection report being issued. All comments are reviewed and where applicable, reports are amended accordingly.'
Readers' comments (18)
I agree entirely. We are having yet another CQC inspection today (our 3rd) over a lot of nitpicking and petty points which are completely irrelevant too ur quality of care and the very high standards we set ourselves for our patients.
Our PM and our nurses have spent hours running around after unnecessary paperwork and protocols about our cleaning schedule (we have to have a daily cleaning diary which is an insult to our excellent cleaners) and have missed spending time looking after patients.
We have an old building which is not fit for purpose and maybe the DOH could spend money on changing that before CQC inspections which achieve nothing.
It is a threatening and stressful exercise which has done nothing to improve our practice (other than we have a nice cleaning book now!!!!)
the big question is will the CQC improve health outcomes? The answer is NO. General practice is very much practitioner based as the level of medicine is dished out by the practitioner. As the CQC cannot get inside the mind of the practitioner, they will never really know what the quality is. Also, appraising the practitioner is down to the appraisal system. Not offering enough apointments, etc, is a contractual issue, so down to NHS England. So, what is the CQC there for in general practice when there are other bodies already responsible for its job. In essence we are being regulated in triplicate. What utter, uttter, nonsense!
I agree with all the above. who will police the police? can we have our feedback printed on the front of the CQC web page, especially the most recent example above? Do they care about their feedback (we know they don't give a monkeys) or does this only apply to the practices they bully? what a shambles. well done NHS england the the Health care acts of the recent past. All I hear are the planes flying away with more and more of our GP's, Australia, New Zealand and Canada's gain thanks to the CQC incompetance and NHS in general.
If a sufficient number GP practices refuse to allow CQC into their premises there is absolutely nothing that Steve Field or Jeremy Hunt can do about it. CQC should only be called in when concern has been expressed about a practce by patients, by the Area Team or by the CCG. It is about time that GPs stopped bleating and took action.
The most worrying thing here is the lack accountability of the CQC if they behave unfairly. Since this is fairly obviously a government system set up to target practices for sale to the private sector at a heavy discount, it seems that GPs have only several options remaining: 1) Produce an ever escalating audit trail to prove 'compliance' at the expense of patient care, 2) band together and sue the CQC as a class action suit if they are not following their own guidance and 3) leave the NHS.


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Jasmine Flatters Presents to Evaluation Commission
By ITU Admin on 10/03/05 at 12:00 am
IOC Evaluation
Commission Visit to London:
On February 17, members of the Evaluation Commission of the IOC spent the day touring London's proposed venues for the 2012 Olympic Games and Paralympic Games. One group of Commissioners, including Paul Henderson (Canada), Jose Luis Marco (Argentina), Simon Balderstone (Australia) and Gilbert Felli (Switzerland), came to Hyde Park where the triathlon will be staged.
A little behind schedule, as daylight faded in the cool, damp air, the coach carrying the visitors pulled up by the Serpentine, and the group were treated to a demonstration of the cycle to run transition of a triathlon. A dozen triathletes from British Triathlon's Start/Potential programme had been waiting for the Commissioners to arrive in order to show off their skills in the carpeted and branded transition area specially constructed for the visit. Once the triathletes had whizzed through, the Commissioners were ushered into a small marquee, where Jasmine Flatters, British Triathlon Chair, and Sian Brice, former Olympian, presented their visions for the London 2012 Olympic triathlon.
Jasmine said to the Commission: "Triathlon is a young, contemporary sport, and here in London we will be able to showcase it against the backdrop of some of the most famous and historic landmarks in the world. The bike course takes in such familiar sights as Buckingham Palace, Trafalgar Square and Piccadilly Circus. I'm sure that the triathlon will be one of the highlights of the Olympic Games in 2012."
"There's no doubt," she continued, "that if the London bid is successful, there would be a tremendous boost to the sport of triathlon in Britain. We eagerly await the decision of the IOC in July."


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For people living out in the 'burbs, it's not always easy to find grocery stores that cater to special dietary needs. Though most of the Cub Foods and Rainbows around town have natural or healthy-living sections quarantined off from the normal processed items and pesticide-sprayed produce, variety can be pretty grim, and unless you want to pay $8 for a tub of rBGH-free cottage cheese, you're out of luck. But really, why should you have to pay an arm and a leg for hormone-free dairy products? Or feel around a wilted organic produce section in search of a non-squishy avocado? Well, if you're lucky enough to live out in Minnetonka, Anoka, or Chanhassen you don't have to. Wander down the aisles, and you'll be treated to artisan cheeses (and cheese substitutes like almond, soy, and rice cheese), not one but several brands of organic fair-trade coffee, peanut-free peanut butter, grapes the size of meatballs, and a whole section dedicated to special varieties of pizzas made without things like dairy cheese or flour. In the deli you'll find things like store-made mango salsa, sun-dried tomato hummus, and tabouli salad. Or wander over to the seafood and meat section and on any given day (depending on availability and freshness), and you may find elk, venison, buffalo, or sea scallops along with free-range chicken and organic beef. And as many a natural-grocery shopper can attest, the quality and quantity of bulk items available is often a barometer of the quality of a natural-foods grocer as a whole. Rest assured, Lakewinds does not disappoint—flour, spreads, cleaning products, pet foods, and candy are just some of many bulk-item bins you'll find throughout the store. Some locations even offer online shopping (Chanhassen and Minnetonka), plus a variety of classes on food and health are available throughout the year.


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We know our clients have a lot of choices when it comes to kitchen design. To help you understand where we fit in among your options, we invite you to come in and meet with us to discuss your vision and your expectations.
By learning about you and how you live, we can begin to suggest design choices and materials that would complement your life and style. This is a no-charge visit; rather, it is simply a one-on-one chance to learn about each other, see if we click,
and if so, to lay the groundwork for our working relationship.
Creating Your Design
Our ability to provide the best in design starts with our people. Unlike many other kitchen companies, we do not have any pre-designed spaces to offer. Instead, we offer customized and creative designs inspired by our conversations with you, our
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Once we have established ties, we work closely with you through a series of design meetings to arrive at a solution for your space. These meetings culminate in a final design presentation. At this meeting, we will share sophisticated, computer generated color renderings of your transformed space, which you can further refine and fully approve before construction begins
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When all components of the project are approved, we will begin to prepare your space into a project order. We make necessary preparations to integrate all key partners who will be involved throughout the process, including architects, interior designers, etc., to ensure a flawless project execution. Through sound business practices which include high-value product selection and project management, we are able to keep our expenses (and therefore our prices) down.
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The Methodist Education Initiative was formed by Dave Bentley in 1996 to formalise the work that had already been happening in supporting previously disadvantaged schools since 1990.
The original work was inspired by a mission run by Rev Mvume Dandala at Northfield Methodist church entitled "New Life in a New Land" where a challenge was put forward for people to get involved in the education challenges in disadvantaged schools. The response to the challenge was initiated by a visit to schools in Daveyton and Etwatwa in 1991 to see the situation first hand – Dave and Gill Bentley were hosted by Principal Elphas Dube of Daveyton Intermediate School, who has been a key enabler throughout the process.
By chance, in early 2003, a letter was received from the Together with Africa And Asia Association (TAAA), a Japanese volunteer group. The letter was addressed to the Training and Development Foundation who passed it on to us. The letter stated that they had been motivated by the ANC in exile in Japan, to collect English books for disadvantaged schools in South Africa and were looking for someone who could distribute the books.
We responded that we could assist with this distribution of the books and shortly thereafter received a notification from the Post Office that they had something too large to deliver to our post box. It turned out that there were 40 Japanese mailbags at the tiny local post office full of books – probably over a ton of books. This relationship continued with regular arrivals of bags of books, the sorting of those books in the church hall and the distribution of those books to the local disadvantaged schools.
At one of the book sorting sessions a discussion developed around the best way of using these books. We were aware that many schools were not making adequate use of the books and wished we could keep multiple copies of books together as class readers and then move them from school to school.
This prompted the idea of a mobile library:
- The schools had no library culture or training and so had no means of issuing and recovering books they had been given. We could provide this.
- The schools would then have access to all the books from a common stock that would effectively circulate.
We shared this idea with TAAA who announced that they had mobile libraries in Japan and they would see if they could get us one. In late 1996 they announced that they had found a second-hand mobile library in good shape and had received funding to ship it to South Africa and it was on its way by boat.
A few months followed of frantically running around obtaining import permits, VAT exemption and approval from all SADC countries to allow the import of a second hand vehicle. In 1997 we finally received our mobile library from storage at customs in Durban, but still had no infrastructure or staffing to operate the library.
In July 1997 the mobile library started operating and has been operating continuously since. It started with 4 schools and over the years grew to over 42 schools. We have limited our service to the 28 schools who make active use of the library.
We had built a storeroom and garage at Daveyton Intermediate School, which is still our base, with support from the Department of Education through the local director Dr Braam Fleisch and financial support from the Japanese Post Office, via TAAA.
Shortly before we were due to start operating, Mrs Margaret Grayer, a part of St Andrews School Outreach, contacted us to see if they could assist us as their programme in Daveyton at the time had to be scaled down but they were aligned with our vision. She happened to be an ex-librarian and so became the mobile library librarian until her untimely death from cancer. This started the long relationship with St Andrews Outreach, now called Ubambiswano, which exists to this day. They paid the salary of the first librarian through Margaret and have done so ever since.
The mobile library has operated with the same vehicle continuously since 1997.
In 2006 a discussion between the then librarian, Megan Baston, Sue Skidmore (a friend) and Mr Elphas Dube led to the concept of a group of native English speakers interacting with foundation phase pupils to assist in the development of their English. In the previously black schools, pupils are taught in their mother tongue until grade 3. From grade 4 this changes to English being the language of education from Grade 4 to 12.
This change of medium of instruction could be made easier if the pupils had access to English prior to grade 3.
In February 1998 the Reading Gogo programme started with simply reading English books to the pupils for one hour a week.


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Kenya: Former Justice and education minister who was elected Senator Mutula Kilonzo on 4th of March died Saturday
Posted by African Press International on April 29, 2013
Mutula Kilonzo who was the Makueni senator is dead. Reports say he died in his sleep. He was found by his workers after 10.00 am in the morning lying in bed with foam filling the mouth and his nose. In the room, the investigators say they found vomit on the floor and the sink, meaning, he woke up to vomit before he went to bed where he later died without alerting any of his family members.
He was alone in his room after he went to sleep having arrived to his ranch from Nairobi. The rest of his family is said to have remained behind in Nairobi.
He died in his farm bordering Maanzoni lodge on Mombasa road. Teams of experts (policemen and pathologists) rushed to the area immediately his death was known.
It is not known what killed him. There are speculations that he may have been poisoned.
Investigations are now ongoing in order to establish the cause of death.
Mr Kilonzo was a brilliant lawyer who always spoke his mind. Earlier this year, he decided to forgive a young woman who had been charged in court for threatening to kill him. The woman who was his house help had sent him a sms saying she had been instructed to do so by her underground bosses who wanted Kilonzo dead. Kilonzo appeared in court and instead of testifying against the woman, he told the court that he did not want the case continued but instead should be discontinued because he had decided to forgive the woman.
The judge discontinued the case.
Our condolences goes to the family members and friends during this trial moment and may his soul be blessed to rest in peace.
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Old man critter, I've been playing off and on since the 80's. I already posted this on twitter as Laughingdead. Would love to run a local game of critters, or join as a player which I don't get to do much. New players or Experienced I'm down for both. Still a little new to 5th edition but getting used to it. Anybody interested in getting a game going in greater Sacramento area let me know. I can run at a moments notice. D&D 5th Edition, Savage Worlds, Call of Cthulhu, Champions, or Dread.
Got questions,? fire away.
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So this week is Spring Break!! Woo! I am so happy! All of the college and high school kids going crazy riding in the back of trucks and packing into the back seats of cars, all screaming while they hang out of the windows of their cars. These are the things I have noticed so far while I am sitting quietly in our 90's Ford Explorer listening to the radio, texting people, and laughing with my cousin. Some of the other things I have noticed is that Lady GaGa's Poker Face is probably the most played song EVER! I do like her music, but that song has been way over played. I guess since it is in the Top 5 they are kind of obligated to do it. Haha. I have just been thinking about all of the crazy teens running around, drinking, and acting crazy, and yet we are just the opposite. It is kind of weird since we are staying in the condo RIGHT beside the largest club in the nation, Club LaVela! The Ying Yang twins are there tonight and Snoop Dogg is supposed to be coming sometime this week… I think. This vacation has really sparked some thinking on my part, and I realized that you don't have to act crazy to have fun. I even thought that because we weren't making fools of ourselves it was somehow wrong, that we were supposed to let go and go all-out because we are teens and on spring break. I am just enjoying the small things… our condo is awesome, we have a stocked fridge, oceanfront view of the beach, large balcony, two bedrooms, a huge TV in our own room with the 360, Wii, and PS2 hooked up. Plus we have two laptops, my iPod Touch, phones, and Nintendo DS. Electronics are one of the essentials apparently. I would just be happy laying on the beach listening to my iPod, but my cousin would rather be in the room on his DS or watching TV. I mean, you're at the bloody beach dude! Gah! It does seem like when you pack these days, your electronics more than double the other things such as clothes, toiletries, etc. But I think that is ok, as long as you don't go overboard and try to bring the TV, surround sound, and all of that razmataz.
So, I guess that's about it, pizza's ready and about to sit down with the family and eat….hope this vacation doesn't fly by….


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Ok, so I have decided to have a category for clothes that *might* be nice on, but because of poor photography and/or lack of actual tangilble contact with the garment I cant decide whether it is gick or slick. Take this Kona Circle Jersey (www.konaworld.com):
I love Kona clothes. I think they do great sizing and I have bought loads of their stuff before. Their freeridey tops (to be reviewed) are great, and dont fall apart even after 100,000 super mucky washes. This top has polka dots (woo) but shit-brown stripes (boo), but I have a feeling that it will be super-pretty on (*cough* maybe Kona would like to send me one to try on *cough*)


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Saturday, January 14, 2017
~Winter Days in the House~
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I hope the rain is needed out there. Dinner looks amazing. I love bringing in the garden.ReplyDeleteReplies
Katie, Yes, we need rain in San Diego. We definitely are getting more than expected, which is great for us and the garden. I can't wait until our flowers start blooming. I will be able to make bouquets for the house. Thanks so much for stopping by for a visit ♥Delete
Everything looks lovely! I love to keep up little lites too in the winter. Here in Montana we need as much lite and sparkle we can get...LOL KitReplyDeleteReplies
All that food looks so yummy! it makes me want to try out some new recipes. I can imagine how excited you are to get all that rain for your garden. I can't wait for spring to start playing in the dirt again!ReplyDeleteReplies
Hi Cindy, the rain is so needed here. I know the garden will look so pretty this Spring! Hope you're family is feeling better! Happy Sunday!Delete
I love the miniature lights here and there...I miss the lights from my Christmas tree!!ReplyDelete
Wonderful food to feed the soul and a fire to keep the toes warm! Enjoy your rain!
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Thanks Jane for stopping by. Have a wonderful weekend with your family! ♥Delete
I had a hard time packing the Christmas lights away. And now I am sorry I did, thanks for a peek into your lovely home. And the Crostata recipe is great and so easy. One thing about Ina is she does do things easy...and nummy. Thanks, SandiReplyDeleteReplies
Sandi, you're right. Ina Garten has easy delicious recipes! Thanks so much for stopping by ♥Delete
Beautiful. That brie with the stars looks so yummy. Happy Sunday. Have a great start to the new week.ReplyDelete
Kris, always love♥hearing from you. The brie is so easy to make. It's a great appetizer for any occasion!Delete
Love your bee skep and your sweet flowers! We are sitting in an ice storm so I welcome garden photos right now. Your puff pastries look delicious. Enjoyed my visit to your blog!ReplyDeleteReplies
Sonia, glad you could stop by. Decorating with garden flowers is my favorite thing to do. I really enjoyed stopping by your blog. Loved the nursery and inspirational photos!! ♥Delete
I leave lights up, too. I need the light in winter. It all looks so lovely -- and delicious, too! Very cozy indeed.ReplyDelete
Now, you stay dry!Replies
Jeanie, I think that's why I leave the lights up too, it's so dark in the winter. They do add such charm to the rooms. Thanks so much for stopping by ♥Delete
I see that I AM following you...so not sure why you dropped off my side bar...weird. Anyway, that is fixed now. I thought I recognized your name....duh.....blond moment...lol xo DianaReplyDelete
Jody, I'm always drooling over some of the items in your home. That little angel with the crown is beautiful. May I ask where you got it from? What a great idea to bring a few flowers into your home. January can be a bit dreary, so this brightens things up some. The winter crostata looks so Yummy, and your fireplace looks warm and charming. I just love your posts, Jody, and find so much inspiration in them.ReplyDelete
love, ~Sheri


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This year HVAC & R Fair held in Lahore, Pakistan on 24th March - 01st April, 2017 opened its doors to the world. İSİB (Union of Exporters of the Climate Industry) organized by the national fair with 12 firms from Turkey that participated.
Our company Termodizayn, which is a specialist in cooling systems, took place in the Exhibition.
In Pakistan we call our Brother country, we are aiming to make an effective contribution to country production in the framework of active work and cooperation by introducing our latest product, our concrete water cooling system, as well as the units in our standard such as ice machines, cold storage units and shock units.


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Walk of Wonder
I took Indi the Mutt-Hound for a walk up the lane yesterday. Hadn't been that way with him for a while, and I was blown away by what I found! Irish wildflowers are flourishing in the verges and hedgerows of Ireland, and no one seems to notice or care. Ireland's countryside is alive with flora and fauna, which we seem oblivious to.
Do I just walk around with my eyes closed? Why have I never noticed this thriving diversity crowding our roadsides? It may sound crazy, but I felt like these beauties were introducing themselves to me, they were just jumping out at me wherever I turned! I feel so glad, but saddened that it's taken so long.
There were daisies and dandelions and buttercups everywhere of course. But then I spotted this…
Ferns are beginning to unfurl. There is something wonderfully prehistoric and primaeval about ferns, I think, especially at this stage. I love them.
I thought these tiny little stars of gorgeousness were forget me nots, they were rambling everywhere, but they're actually a type of speedwell, and quite common in Ireland's verges and roadsides.
I've never seen these little purple and white lovelies before, which surprises me because there were so many of them. I think they are a type of vetch.
Next up… do my eyes deceive me? I thought this was a wild orchid, which made me feel very excited! But no, I think it is a lone dog-violet, and very beautiful it is too!
There are thirty types of wild orchid native to Ireland, who knew? Their Irish name is magairlín (mog-er-leen) which means 'testicle', on account of the shape of the bloom of the native early purple orchid… just thought you'd enjoy that little nugget!
These were very eye-catching, and stood out a mile among the profusion of greenery. I think they might be sandwort, but I'm not sure.
These need no introduction… I think you know very well what they are, and how much I love them. I was able to get a picture of a field border hedged in gorse, you can see how invasive it is. Left to itself, it just creeps further and further into the field. It can gladly invade my garden!
The hedge cutting has been severe this year. I don't think this one will ever recover. Still, I was truck by the silvery bare knotwork of branches against the intense yellow of the gorse and the vibrant green grass.
After I took this picture, my battery ran out, and there were several wonders I was unable to bring to you this time, so this concludes my walk of wonder for now. Last year I ate tiny sweet wild strawberries and blackberries picked from the verges when I walked with Indi… that's what I'm looking forward to next!
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Money flow is the objective behind any real estate investing choice (and, of course, the far more buckets complete of it the much better as far as most real estate investors are concerned). There is no form to fill out since like the term reads, he becomes a broker for that transaction. If the seller has retained a real estate agent to sell his house, the seller has previously signed a listing agreement with the agent's firm. These are all issues that the experienced agent knows that even the most savvy purchaser may possibly not feel of. A real estate agent is a licensed person who functions as an intermediary between sellers and purchasers of real estate. I was successful in carrying out this, and a few months later Harry purchased a house in Hawaii by way of a Century 21 agent. You can also pay a visit to their internet site for needs to grow to be and work as a licensed real estate agent in Texas. There are two diverse types of real estate licenses in the State of California.
With neighborhood college, you will commit a minimum of two years and thousands of dollars to obtain your license. As a longtime veteran of the title insurance coverage business, I met numerous real estate agents over the years. Supposedly, Most of the sales have been to out of towners who fix them up, then rent them out on Airbnb or several are the real estate agents themselves cashing in on the Airbnb rental craze. There are less expensive methods to break into the real estate world, covered in the subsequent section, but let's focus on the initial costs. You will also have continuing education requirements following licensing to ensure you remain up to date on the ever altering real estate globe. The planet of real estate transactions can be so confusing, more than ever for a first time residence purchaser.
Even so, a court may make a decision that the agent ought to have had that understanding and in that case, getting a transaction broker doesn't relieve you of duty to disclose material information so I doubt the capacity would make a distinction. Have been talking critical penalty for some thing like you described and an agent in my region would not be an agent extended, so illegal. These have been recorded on a huge blackboard in the workplace with the address of the home, listed sales price tag, and the name of the agent who had gotten a signed exclusive proper to sell contract with a homeowner. If you are home is over 100k you need to always ask for a discount, but make certain your listing broker will still pay the complete 3% to the purchasers agent. I have no love of real estate agents or purchasers as I'm sure they have no really like of sellers.
For instance, classes in Texas expense about $150 per class and you are required to commence with a minimum of 5 classes. Years later, I read an expose of real estate training and dirty tricks written by Neil Jenman, who has founded a group of real estate agents committed to ethical selling practices. Property management is a way to get into real estate and gives a far more steady operate atmosphere since you are normally hired by firms to handle their properties. Also it is not so the listing agent will do a lot more bargains, most never do alot, it is so that they will do A deal. A single of the rewards of real estate investing is the fact that you are capable to leverage a modest quantity of money to acquire a big asset. I am not going to pretend to know what occurs in Australia's real estate industry.
This aspect of limited representation allows a licensee to facilitate a real estate transaction by assisting each the buyer and the seller, but a licensee will not work to represent a single celebration to the detriment of the other party when acting as a transaction broker to each parties. My grandmother was a Real Estate Agent her whole life and my dad remembers coming house to the energy becoming shut off on them, on a number of occasions. I enjoy becoming a real estate agent and when I got into the company, I felt that all my life and operate experience was meant to lead me to this enterprise. Nevertheless, the broker needs to be effectively suited to the specifications of the agent. Of course that can extend the time it will take the get the license but it nevertheless shouldn't take you longer than 1 to 3 months.


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As part of the Soft landing programme, Trento CLC hosts startup GraviTalent that have been incubated by People Accelerator TechPeaks and received support from the EIT ICT Labs Outreach Programme.
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This is one of the first quilts I ever made. I made this around 1975 for my daughter, then 5 years old.
This one with lizards belongs to Andy.
This is Garrett's turtle quilt.
Baby quilt for our neighbor Andy Gebler. - 2012
Layer Cake Quilt Along - 2010
Dresden Plate Quilt
Finished for myself, Summer 2011
Monkey Quilt for my son Lloyd, September 2011
Tulip Quilt for my Mother, December 2011


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Android 4.4, KitKat—more polish; less memory usage
Google got really cute with the launch of Android 4.4. The company teamed up with Nestlé to name the OS "KitKat," and it launched on Halloween, October 31, 2013. Nestlé produced limited-edition Android-shaped KitKat bars, and KitKat packaging in stores promoted the new OS while offering a chance to win a Nexus 7.
KitKat launched with a new Nexus device, the Nexus 5. The new flagship had the biggest display yet: a five-inch, 1920x1080 LCD. Despite the bigger screen size, LG—again the manufacturer for the device—was able to fit the Nexus 5 into the same dimensions as a Galaxy Nexus or Nexus 4.
The Nexus 5 was specced comparatively to the highest-end phones at the time, with a 2.3Ghz Snapdragon 800 processor and 2GB of RAM. The phone was again sold unlocked on the Play Store, but while most phones with specs like this would go for $600-$700, Google sold the Nexus 5 for only $350.
One of the most important improvements in KitKat was one you couldn't see: significantly lower memory usage. For KitKat, Google started a concerted effort to lower memory usage across the OS and bundled apps called "Project Svelte." After tons of optimization work and a "low memory" mode that disabled expensive graphical effects, Android could now run on as little as 340MB of RAM. Lower memory requirements were a big deal, because devices in the developing world—the biggest growth markets for smartphones—often ran on only 512MB of RAM. Ice Cream Sandwich's more advanced UI significantly raised the system requirements of Android devices, which left many low-end devices—even newly released low-end devices—stuck on Gingerbread. The lower system requirements of KitKat meant to bring these cheap devices back into the fold. With KitKat, Google hoped to finally kill Gingerbread (which, at the time of writing, is around 20 percent of the market). Just in case the lower system requirements weren't enough, there have even been reports that Google will no longer license the Google apps to Gingerbread devices.
Besides bringing low-end phones to a modern version of the OS, Project Svelte's lower memory requirements were to be a boon to wearable computers, too. Google Glass announced it was also switching to the slimmer OS, and Android Wear ran on KitKat, too. The lower memory requirements in Android 4.4 and the notification API and Bluetooth LE support in 4.3 came together nicely to support wearable computing.
KitKat also featured a lot of polish to the core OS interfaces that couldn't be updated via the Play Store. The System UI, Dialer, Clock, and Settings all saw updates.
KitKat not only got rid of the unpopular lines to the left and right sides of the lock screen—it completely disabled lock screen widgets by default! Google obviously felt multiple lock screens and multiple home screens were a little to complicated for new users, so lock screen widgets now needed to be enabled in the settings. The lopsided time here and in the clock app was switched to a symmetrical weight, which looked a lot nicer.
In KitKat, apps had the ability to make the system and status bars transparent, which significantly changed the look of the OS. The bars now blended into the wallpaper and any other app that chose to enable transparent bars. The bars could also be completely hidden by any app via a new feature called "immersive" mode.
KitKat was the final nail in the "Tron" coffin, removing almost all traces of blue from the operating system. The status bar icons were changed from a blue to a neutral white. The status and system bars on the home screen weren't completely transparent; a dark gradient was added to the top and bottom of the screen so that the white icons would still be visible on a light background.
The home screen that shipped with KitKat on the Nexus 5 was actually exclusive to the Nexus 5 for a few months, but it could now be on any Nexus device. The new home screen was called the "Google Now Launcher," and it was actually the Google Search app. Yes, Google Search grew from a simple search box to an entire home screen, and in KitKat, it drew the wallpaper, icons, app drawer, widgets, home screen settings, Google Now, and, of course, the search box. Thanks to Search now running the entire home screen, any time the home screen was open and the screen was on, voice commands could be activated by saying "OK Google." This was pointed out to the user with introductory "Say 'OK Google' text in the search bar, which would fade away after a few uses.
Google Now was more integrated, too. Besides the usual swipe up from the system bar, Google Now was also the leftmost home screen. The new version brought some design tweaks as well. The Google logo was moved into the search bar, and the whole top area was compacted. A few card designs were cleaned up, and a new set of buttons at the bottom led to reminders, customization options, and an overflow button with settings, feedback, and help. Since Google Now was part of the home screen, it got transparent system and status bars, too.
Transparency and "brightening up" certain parts of the OS were design themes in KitKat. Black was removed in the status and system bars by switching to transparent, and the black background of the folders was switched to white.
The KitKat icon lineup changed significantly from 4.3. To be more dramatic, it was a bloodbath, with Google removing seven icons over the 4.3 loadout. Google Hangouts could handle SMS now, so the Messaging app was removed. Hangouts also took over Google+ Messenger duties, so that app shortcut was cut. Google Currents was removed as a default app, as it would soon be killed—along with Google Play Magazines—in favor of Google Play Newsstand. Google Maps was beaten back into a single icon, which meant Local and Navigation shortcuts were removed. The impossible-to-understand Movie Studio was cut, too—Google must have realized no one wants to edit movies on a phone. Thanks to the home screen "OK Google" hotword detection, the Voice Search icon was rendered redundant and removed. Depressingly, the long abandoned News & Weather app remained.
There was a new app called "Photos"—really the Google+ app—which took over picture management duties. On the Nexus 5, the Gallery and Google+ Photos were pretty similar, but in newer builds of KitKat present on Google Play Edition devices, the Gallery was completely replaced by Google+ photos. Play Games was an interface for Google's back-end multiplayer service—a Googly version of Xbox Live or Apple's Game Center. Google Drive, which existed for years as a Play Store app, was finally made a default app. Google bought Quickoffice back in June 2012, now finally deeming the app acceptable for inclusion by default. While Drive opened Google Documents, Quickoffice opened Microsoft Office Documents. If keeping track, that was two document editing apps and two photo editing apps included on most KitKat loadouts.


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Westminster College prohibits the offences of domestic violence, dating/sexual violence, sexual assault, and stalking. The College recognizes the problem of sexual misconduct in our society and has taken steps to address student concerns, to educate the campus community, and to treat seriously reports of sexual misconduct. If you have experienced an assault, please know that you are not alone, and that there are people here who can provide you with resources to help you make informed choices, and support your recovery.
Faculty and staff members — If information regarding an incident of sexual misconduct or relationship violence is shared with you, you are required to complete the Sexual Misconduct / Relationship Violence Incident Report Form within 24 hours of receiving the report.


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Attractive stone built community pub
Key Points
1,230 sq ft Gross Internal Area - (114 sq m)
Detached stone built property
Attractive rear garden and smoking shelter
2 bedroom domestic accommodation
Two bars and pool room
Residential area with good population density
The Firwood Cottage is a two storey stone built detached property beneath pitched tiled roofs. Situated on Whitehouse Lane, the pub is located in the Walkley area of Sheffield approximately two miles North West of the city centre. The pub is situated in a fairly dense residential area, with approximately 13,000 people within a 0.5 mile radius and with easy access to the A61 link road.
TheFirwood Cottage is atraditionally built two storey detached property of stoneelevations beneath pitched slate tiled roofs, with a single storey flat roof extensionto the rear.
The well appointedground floor comprises an entrance porch leading to front bar area, with wooden corner bar servery,upholstered perimeter and loose seating set for approx 30,feature fireplace, painted beamed ceiling, door to basement beer cellar and access to the rear bar. Rear bar with wooden bar servery, seating for 12, part tiled flooring, darts throw and access to pool room, with upholstered perimeterand free standing seatingfor 16 and doors to Ladies and Gents W.C.s andto rear garden.
The domestic accommodation benefits from its own private access, is located on the first floor and briefly comprises lounge, domestickitchen/diner, bathroomand2 bedrooms.
To the exterior the pub has an attractiveenclosed rear gardencomprising paved patio area with covered smoking shelter, lawned garden with picnic bench seating for 24, two brick built storage sheds, small private rear yard and single garage.
The overall site area is 326.75 sq m(approx). The GIA is 114.3 sq m / 1230.32 sq ft (approx).
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No fixtures and fittings will be warranted with this sale and an inventory cannot be provided. The property is being 'sold as seen' and any items left on the day of completion will be inherited by the purchaser excluding any third party items such as games machines or beer raising equipment.
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The Republican presidential front-runner made the comments in response to a question during a town hall on NBC's "Today Show" days after his dominating win in the New York primary.
"I had a feeling that question was going to come up, I will tell you," Trump said. "Well, look, North Carolina did something that was very strong and they're paying a big price, and there's a lot of problems. And I heard, one of the best answers I heard, was from a commentator yesterday, saying: Leave it the way it is. Right now. There have been very few problems. Leave it the way it is. North Carolina, what they're going through, with all of the business that's leaving and all of the strife — and that's on both sides — you leave it the way it is."
Trump added before the enactment of House Bill 2 in North Carolina, "there have been very few complaints" and indicated transgender people should be able to use the public restroom they think is appropriate for them.
"People go, they use the bathroom that they feel is appropriate," Trump said. "There has been so little trouble. And the problem with what happened in North Carolina is the strife and the economic, I mean, the economic punishment that they're taking. So I would say that's probably the best way."
Trump said he doesn't know if any transgender people work for him, but said that is "probably" the case. Asked if he's OK with transgender personality Caitlyn Jenner coming into Trump Tower and using any restroom she chooses, Trump replied, "That is correct."
"You know, there's a big move to create new bathrooms," Trump said. "The problem with that is, for transgender, that would be a, first of all, I think that would be discriminatory in a certain way. It would be unbelievably expensive for businesses and for the country. Leave it the way it is."
Mark Curry, founder of Executive Pride, a network of members and supporters of the LGBT business community, said Trump was exactly right about North Carolina law.
"Donald Trump has sparked controversy with his statements on an array of issues over recent months, but he was dead right with regard to his comments about North Carolina's so-called bathroom bill," Curry said. "The bill is discriminatory, and spotlights the ongoing problem we have in this country of government setting out to solve problems that never actually existed in the first place, and wreaking economic havoc and damage in the process."
Sen. Ted Cruz (R-Texas), who remain Trump's rival even though it's now mathematically impossible for him to claim the Republican presidential nomination, criticized Trump for taking a position against the law.
"Donald Trump is no different from politically correct leftist elites. Today, he joined them in calling for grown men to be allowed to use little girls' public restrooms," Cruz said. "As the dad of young daughters, I dread what this will mean for our daughters – and for our sisters and our wives. It is a reckless policy that will endanger our loved ones. Yet Donald stands up for this irresponsible policy while at the same time caving in on defending individual freedoms and religious liberty. He has succumbed to the Left's agenda, which is to force Americans to leave God out of public life while paying lip service to false tolerance."


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VERMILLION, S.D. -- A team from the University of South Dakota School of Law won the award for the best respondent's brief and advanced to the semifinal round of the 2014 John Marshall Law School International Competition in Information Technology and Privacy Law. Third-year students Becky Fey and Sara Schroeder and second-year student Austin Hoffman comprised the team. The competition was Oct. 23-25 in Chicago, Ill.
In preliminary rounds, the USD team faced teams from the University of Kansas, New York Law School and Southern Methodist University. The USD team faced SMU again in the quarterfinals, advancing to compete in the semifinals against Chicago-Kent College of Law, the ultimate winner of the competition.
"Our Moot Court teams and other co-curricular teams successfully complete with some of the biggest brand name law schools in the country. This team's hard work can be seen in their advancement in the tournament and it's exciting to see their hard work and dedication recognized by this award," said Tom Geu, dean of the law school.
The John Marshall Competition places greater weight on competitors' written briefs than do most moot court tournaments, making the experience more similar to real-life appellate practice. This year's competition involved a dispute between a company and its former CEO over their respective rights in a folder labelled "personal" on the CEO's workplace computer and in two social media accounts used by the CEO for business and personal purposes.
Download a photo of Hoffman (left), Fey and Schroeder.
About The School of Law
The University of South Dakota School of Law provides a high-quality legal education that prepares students for leadership in the administration of justice in South Dakota and for success in private practice, public service, business and other law-related endeavors anywhere. For information about the USD School of Law, please contact Associate Dean Tiffany Graham at firstname.lastname@example.com or (605) 677-5393.


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Organization and Productivity
Organization and Productivity (10-21)
List-making and task-management app Any.do has a unique feature called the Any.do moment that encourages making a habit of reviewing your daily tasks. Geolocation reminders actually work in this app, and it's an overall great app for jotting down tasks and goals.
Awesome Note (+ToDo)
As the name implies, Awesome Note (+Todo) is an iPhone app for creating notes and to-do lists. Of all the personal organization apps on Apple's mobile devices, Awesome Note is one of the most visually compelling, letting users choose which colors, background images, fonts, and icons they want to use in their notes. It's a treat to play with all these options, plus the app's graphical calendar, while also being productive.
| Dragon Dictation
Reasonably accurate and fast, the Dragon Dictation iPhone app cuts the typing out of jotting down a note, drafting an email, posting to Twitter, and a few other light tasks. As a simple dictation app, Dragon transcribes whatever you speak with good accuracy. The app does have some shortcut buttons to push the transcribed text through to Facebook, a new email message, and a few other places, but Dragon Dictate doesn't actually store any notes in the app itself.
The free iPhone app EasilyDo works as a personal assistant and automation machine. You connect the app to a variety of online services, like your email, calendar, Facebook account, and so forth, and then EasilyDo looks for things it can help you get easily done. For example, a notification might ask you if you'd like EasilyDo to add the contact details of someone who has recently emailed you to your address book. Or it might spot an upcoming birthday of a friend and let you set up a "happy birthday" post to their timeline in advance. It's an amazing productivity app that helps you take care of a variety of tasks quickly and efficiently.
Without the Evernote app for iPhone, I'd be a lot less productive while I'm away from my desk. This free, straightforward note-making app outrivals most competing apps thanks to its strong search capabilities and effortless organization. But the real key to its success and popularity is that Evernote synchronizes all your files by saving them to a cloud service, meaning anything you create or alter from your iPhone will be there waiting for you when you log into any other version of Evernote.
| Evernote Scannable
Evernote Scannable quickly scans stacks of business cards, notes from a meeting, and documents using nothing more than your smartphone and its camera. It's even faster than Evernote's own in-app business card and document scanner, and it's free to use. It's a keeper and a PCMag Editors' Choice.
|Google Docs
Google Drive users can access their files with the Google Drive app, but you'll need the Docs app to edit them or create new Word processing documents. The office productivity suite is free to use, and documents created with Google Docs don't count against your overall storage allotment in Google. That's a pretty sweet deal.
Google Sheets
Similar to the Google Docs app is Google Sheets, another companion app to Google Drive that lets you edit and create spreadsheets. Unlike Microsoft's mobile office apps, Google Sheets (and Drive, and Docs) don't require an annual subscription. If you're a Google Drive user, be sure to download all three apps.
| Google Search
The Google Search app isn't really about just searching anymore. It's now about Google Now, which is an included service that delivers personalized information, such as directions to an upcoming appointment in your Google Calendar from your home or office. It also can send you traffic alerts before you leave, and let you know sports scores and game summaries from your favorite teams as they happen. It's a wonderful app that's highly customizable, and it looks sharp, too.
'If this, then that'—shorten that little tag line to ifttt, and you've got one of the best apps on the market. This amazingly simple yet powerful iPhone app can automate just about anything you'd want to do in your digital life: for example, if I add a new contact in Gmail, then save that person's contact information to my Evernote account. If you're turning your home into a smart home, you definitely want to keep the ifttt app on your iPhone, as it can help you manage a range of devices, so that if you get into your smart bed, then the app can turn the lights off for you.
iPhone users who also have a Mac running Yosemite know the simple joy of cross-device syncing. Effortless syncing starts to come apart at the seams, however, when you have other operating systems in your mix, like a Windows computer and an Android tablet. Pushbullet fills in the cracks. It lets you quickly push links, addresses plotted on Google Maps, images, and other information to from one device to another in just a matter of taps or clicks. Pushbullet also pushes other kinds of content if you subscribe to it, like daily cartoons from Cyanide and Happiness, acting something like an RSS reader. It won't replace other syncing services that you might use, but it's good to have for those times when you just want to move one thing quickly from a computer to your iPhone, or vice versa.
Timeful is a free iPhone app that helps you find time to do the things you want to do, without crowding out the things that are already on your plate. It connects to calendars you already use to get a sense of what you must do, then it lets you adds new appointments, or even daily habits that you would like to do. It suggests times that might be optimal to complete these tasks you assign yourself and becomes smarter the more you use it because it learns from your accepting or rejecting the suggestions. The result is an app that helps you not only find time to do the things you want to do, but also keeps track of how often you do them, and when.
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What is LASIK?
LASIK (laser in situ keratomileusis) is a laser vision correction technique that uses an excimer laser to reshape the surface of the cornea to change the focusing power of the eye.
What happens during LASIK?
The first step in LASIK involves placing a series of numbing eye drops in the eye. This makes LASIK a basically discomfort-free procedure. Once the eye is numbed, a lid holder is placed which prevents the eye from blinking. At this point, the microkeratome, a highly precise instrument that creates the corneal flap is placed onto the eye. This is done with a suction pressure that will feel like a slight squeeze on the eye. The suction also causes the vision in the eye to dim. You won't see anything during this part of the procedure because the other eye is covered. The corneal flap is then created, the suction ring is removed and the vision returns. Dr. MacRae then moves the flap out of the way, exposing the inner tissue of the cornea. The laser, under computer control, will then be activated for short intervals, reshaping the cornea. Typically, actual laser treatment time is less than one minute. With the cornea now resculpted to a new power, Dr. MacRae repositions the flap and carefully smooths it into place. Within seconds the flap re-adheres without the need for stitches. Many patients are concerned with eye movements during treatment. This is less of a problem than most people think. Although it will be important for you to watch a large, blinking red light during treatment, it is important to minimize movement. Through the surgical microscope, Dr. MacRae can see even the most minute movements that the eye makes. he will stop the laser if the movement is significant and reposition the eye. Our Technolas 217z excimer laser also has an infra-red video tracking system integrated into it that will monitor your eye position. The tracker keeps the treatment centered for small, natural eye movements and will stop laser treatment if too much movement is detected.
On the day of surgery
What to expect after surgery
After surgery, plan to:
Common Symptoms after LASIK
It is common to experience varying degrees of discomfort beginning 30-90 minutes following the surgery as the numbing drops begin to wear off. Many patients describe this sensation as feeling like sand or an eyelash is in the eye. It is best to go home, close both eyes and rest for the remainder of the day following the LASIK procedure. You may experience watery eyes, a runny nose, light sensitivity and eye redness during the first day following your surgery. It is common for the small capillaries in the white of your eye to bleed slightly because of the suction ring utilized during the LASIK procedure. These Subconjunctival Hemorrhages result in small red areas in the white part of your eye. They are expected, harmless, have no effect on your vision and they will often resolve within one to two weeks.It is normal for your vision to go in and out of focus, particularly the first week following your surgery. Although visual recovery is slower for some patients, vision should stabilize substantially by the second week after the procedure. Expect your distance vision to clear before your reading vision. This is normal. However, if you are over 40, your age will determine when and if your reading vision will return. Patients over 45 years of age usually will need reading glasses, even if a monovision correction has been chosen. Nearly all patients have a temporary dry eye after LASIK. This may persist for several months following the surgery and is best treated with frequent artificial tear use. Although your eyes may not feel dry, regular artificial tear use is advised. Night glare, commonly described as halos or starbursting, is often reported during the first few weeks following surgery and is related to the normal post-operative swelling of your corneas. This gradually decreases so that it bothers very few by three months and even fewer by six months. Displacement of the flap is very rare but is a serious problem that can arise following the LASIK procedure. This generally occurs during the first 24 hours after surgery and causes pain, redness and blurred vision. It is important to be evaluated whenever you feel your eye is not healing appropriately or you have pain or a sudden change in your vision.
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The reasons people most often seek therapy from me are listed below:
Personal Growth
Personal growth is exactly that…personal. There isn't a standard life path for everyone. We are each attempting to find our curving life path and maximize our potential along the way. I would be honored to guide you in that journey of learning more about yourself and being at peace with the aspects of who you are. Examples of personal growth concerns may include:
- A successful career-driven woman, mother, wife, daughter, and sister who learns that her self esteem is not defined by pleasing the needs of everyone around her simultaneously.
- A young gay man finds peace by integrating two seemingly contradictory parts of himself, his sexual identity and his Christian/spiritual values.
- A middle-aged single woman realizes her past negative experiences with men do not dictate her present. As such, she begins choosing partners who are truly trustworthy and is able to accept herself for who she is now.
- A couple who uses food as a way of managing difficult emotions discovers they are repeating patterns they learned growing up from their own families. This prompts a mindful approach to change their lifestyle and activate new patterns for coping that feeds more than just their appetite.
Relationship Issues
The heart of all healthy relationships is finding the balance between your needs/wants and their needs/wants. Therapy can be useful by:
- Developing your assertiveness with others.
- Accepting others for who they are.
- Coping with the loss of a relationship where balance wasn't possible.
Anxious Feelings
Have you found yourself with worries or fears that distract you from living fully? Do you feel it in your body (i.e. tense, rapid heart beat, sleeplessness)? You may be experiencing anxiety. There are excellent means to conquer these worries and it starts with asking for help. Common worries can include:
- Fear of rejection/embarrassment.
- Threat to your health.
- Trauma or safety-threatening events.
- Dire things happening to yourself or loved ones.
Mood Concerns
Mood concerns are the "common cold" of psychology as many people experience them at one point or another in their lives. Therapy can help with these concerns by breaking patterns in one's thinking or actions that keep a person feeling stuck. It can be hard to break this pattern, but I would welcome the chance to help you do so and live more fully. Have you noticed:
- Feeling sad or more irritable? Are your emotions becoming a challenge to control?
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Arun Maira | A 21st century Planning Commission4 min read . Updated: 30 Mar 2014, 07:18 PM IST
Indian democracy seems unaffected by the ponderous plans of the country's Planning Commission
Indian democracy seems unaffected by the ponderous plans of the country's Planning Commission
How can we leave a better world for our grandchildren?" This rhetorical question is asked frequently in many countries. Consumer-driven societies and electoral democracies tend towards short-term satisfaction. Now many of them around the world are feeling the need for an institutionalized long-term planning process to direct their governance towards ensuring the common good of all citizens and the needs of the future.
Noteworthy amongst these is the state of California. Renowned for innovation and liberty, California has been a forerunner in the development of direct democracy with referendums and citizen propositions. For many decades though California's participatory democracy has tied the state's governance into knots. Its infrastructure is crumbling; water is becoming scarcer; the state's vaunted education system has deteriorated; the state is spending more on its prison system than on education. Political gridlock has brought the state's finances to the brink. A group of the states' citizens, including chief executive officers (CEOs) of its technology firms, world-renowned professors, and former high level federal and state officers, set up a Think Long initiative to find better governance solutions.
Nicolas Berggruen, a leader of the initiative, and Nathan Gardels explain the solutions in their recent book, Intelligent Governance for the 21st Century: A Middle Way between West and East. They engaged with many Chinese scholars too to understand the principles of Chinese governance and planning models. They also looked into emerging practices in Europe. They propose a better governance process that combines the electoral systems of multi-party democracies with a process of long-term planning.
India must find a way for faster, more inclusive and sustainable growth. This is the goal of its recent Five-Year Plans. Indian democracy, with its rambunctious politics, noisy 24x7 TV channels, and now stirred by social media too, seems unaffected by the ponderous plans of the country's Planning Commission. India needs a better process to guide its long-term progress. Insights from California's Think Long initiative are worth noting.
1. A system of electing representatives from local districts directly into a national parliament ensures representation. However, since the incentive of the elected members is to continue nursing their local constituencies to get elected again, they are not inclined to take wider, long-term views in national debates. Therefore, another institution is necessary for deliberations about the big picture. This should be a non-partisan institution whose appointments, moreover, are not locked into the electoral cycle.
2. Direct democracy by involving citizens in referendums and votes for propositions seems an attractive bypassing of dysfunctional representative institutions. In fact, as California's experience reveals, the effects of the cure may be worse than the disease. While citizen participation in such direct votes is very large, it is very shallow too. Voters do not understand the systemic implications of the specific propositions before them. Thus, on one hand they will limit taxes on their properties. And on the other, vote for more schools. "Retail rationality at the ballot box can easily add up to wholesale madness," say the authors.
3. Electronic polling and social media can expand the reach for citizens' participation. Perversely, they also reduce the richness of citizens' understanding of issues. The participatory power of social networks can tear down authority by mobilizing diasporas of the disaffected, as in the Arab Spring. But they have not been able to create agreements about the path to the future. "You cannot tweet a constitution," the authors say.
4. Not just shared information, but a shared narrative is essential to provide the patient allegiance required from citizens to allow policies for the long term to show fruition. For this, democratic societies need an institution to shape a process of widely inclusive and well-informed deliberations amongst stakeholders.
5. The Think Long initiative in California was formed by self-selected members. They engaged with citizen groups and the state's governor and some changes in policies have already been made. The committee has proposed that a more formal non-partisan body, appointed by elected officials but composed by prominent citizens with expertise and experience, whose term does not coincide with that of the elected government, should watch over California's long-term interests.
In the run-up to the national election next month, many Indian newspapers, citizens' groups and think tanks have been volunteering their views on what should be the agenda of the next government and the way forward for the country. The Planning Commission, an official institution, could shape a shared narrative for the country. Sadly, neither political parties nor citizens see it that way. They see the Planning Commission as a fund allocator and target setter, but not as the facilitator of a national dialogue cutting across party lines about the strategy for the country to achieve its goals.
Publishing tomes with the country's Five-Year Plans, exchanging notes on files with central ministries and matter of form meetings with state governments cannot create a shared narrative for the country. Citizens must be engaged to develop a shared narrative in their minds that will endure through election cycles. Then citizens can put pressure on politicians and strengthen their political will to do what is required for the country. The Planning Commission must be reformed to fulfil this 21st century role.
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Last week, Lesson 52 was completed. Just as the 52 lessons began with Love, so they ended. Love is the ultimate spiritual practice. It holds everything within it. My heart has felt opened and filled with Love in writing each post.
As I contemplate the future for this blog, I respectfully request your feedback. Many have written asking that this course be offered in book form. Others want it to be repeated, as a blog. Some of you would like a means of communicating with others who are reading The 52. Please let me know what you think. I would also like to know more about you. In addition to my many readers across the U.S., The 52 has developed a large following in several other countries including Ireland, China, The Netherlands, and Russia. All of you, and your thoughts, matter a great deal to me. So I would value knowing which lessons resonated the most with you and if you found them easy to follow. You can respond to this blog or on Facebook or to my email addresses at firstname.lastname@example.com or firstname.lastname@example.com. Let me know what YOU would like.
A year ago, I rather spontaneously (and perhaps, audaciously) decided to put into print the many teachings I have shared with my students and learned, both by study and reading and through mystical experiences, from many sources on my own spiritual journey. These have brought together the classic teachings of yoga and the mystical branches of many religions. The lessons have been informed by the teachings of Jesus, the Buddha, Rumi and other Sufi masters, native and aboriginal traditions, Judaic mystical writings, ancient Hindu texts and other forms of inspired spiritual lessons. While certain themes have repeated themselves, I have sought to give bullet point suggestions for you to put into practice those ideas and to offer a multitude of guidelines. Believing that all paths lead ultimately to the great Source, to the Light of Eternal Love, to Truth, to freedom, to God, each reader could choose what most resonated with them.
Years ago, I subscribed to a course provided by the Siddha lineage of yoga. It was, at the time, called The Siddha Yoga Correspondence Course and was authored by Ram at the request of his guru, Muktananda. In the very first lesson, I recall reading that it would contain everything we needed to know, all subsequent lessons would be different approaches to the same theme. The lessons were surprisingly simple (as I have tried to make The 52 simple). The Course requested only that the reader repeat reading the same two lessons throughout the month, reading the words and imbibing the energy therein, even if the words made no particular sense. Just being present to the Divine Energy therein would be enough. And it was!
Later I began the daily readings of A Course in Miracles. I have since read every word of the text and information for teachers and have repeated the workbook section more than once. Repeated reading has brought more and more spiritual benefit and insight.
I hope that The 52 bears repeating and that your depth of understanding will increase with time. (Although I do not pretend to the high powers within A Course in Miracles.) So, for now, I intend to re-edit and add some fresh material to the lessons begun last year. Starting next week, the newer version of The 52 will begin.
And now — another request. The opportunity to change people's lives, to let them experience a lighter, happier life, and to recognize that they ARE Divine Love will increase exponentially when this message is shared. If The 52 has been of benefit to you, I ask that you share it with others. Please forward the emails, share it on Facebook, let your friends bask in the Light of Eternal Love. My one purpose in writing these words has been to be of service and to help others. Won't you join me on this journey? I will be most grateful to you.
I thank you for your kindnesses and for your support and encouragement as I offered these sincere words from my heart. My heart bonds with yours as we see that all of us are, indeed, one. You are the Light of Eternal Love.
Maybe you should know yourself for just one moment.
Maybe you should glimpse your most beautiful face.
Maybe you should sleep less deeply in your house of clay.
Maybe you should move into the house of joy, and shine in every crevice.
Maybe you are the bearer of hidden treasure.
Maybe you always have been.
I think you already ARE!
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Congenital absence of all tissues of the eyes. It is due to a failure of the outgrowth of the optic vesicle to form the optic cup. However, in many cases some development occurs and there is a rudimentary presence of one or both eyes, such as extreme microphthalmia. Syn. anophthalmos; anophthalmus; anopia. See optic cup; microphthalmia; monophthalmia; optic vesicle.


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Daddy, chase me!!! Daddy, catch me!!! Daddy, teach me!!!
These familiar commands are, for most of us, a daily plea of "starved attention" from our kids. As a stay at home dad my kids have the benefit of always having a parent available. Its both a privilege and burden to be that rock for my children.
I have three very energetic, strong minded and at times overly outspoken children. My daughter is nine and my two boys are 6 and 3 years old. All of my children shower me with endless unconditional love and affection, which I treasure more than life itself. Why is it that every time I pick up my kids from school or scouts or any place where their friends are there, does my self confidence falter momentarily?
I am both blessed and plagued with a physical disability that effects my walking and my sense of touch in my legs. I use a cane at age 34 and walk with a significant limp and mobility can be exhausting depending on the day. My disability is something that I have dealt with my whole life and I have honed my abilities to shield and assert myself against the brutal real life questions and stares but my children have not been exposed to my many years of practice.
My older children easily and without any reservation field questions about me when their inquisitive friends gain the courage to ask why do I walk the way I do. Their willingness to give explanation on my behalf is not where my "self-confidence" wanes. My kids are all very active children. I have been coach for softball, assistant coach for softball, assistant den leader, coach dad in the backyard etc…these are normal roles that I believe most dads are excited and often eager to fill.
My physical limitations are what tends to make simple enjoyments like running with my kids and helping my children to ride a bike impossible. I can't always do what their open and eager pleas request and seeing their realization that I can't, rips a whole through my heart that short of a cure tomorrow will never be completely whole. I know my kids will be just fine and so will I but my internal struggle every day to cope with the realism that being Superdad will have to be adjusted to being a super Dad. I know my kids still view me as Superdad in many ways but eventually real life shows up and I will "stand strong" as long as my body allows…which is just fine for my family!


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