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There's one thing I wanted to make sure I did this year and that was to experience different/new things and go to places I've never been. So far, I've done pretty good and kind of developed the mindset of just going for it. Which is the exact reason why I went to Rosarito, Mexico. I'm sure I've been there when I was little but not as an adult on my own type deal. So 5 girls on Spring Break was a great way to distress from work and enjoy myself. I loved it! As cliche as it sounds, I felt like a native and I definitely loved the vibes we were thrown. My favorite part was definitely the shopping and looking at all the trinkets and huaraches (sandals) to take home with me. During one the days there I took some pictures with my camera to make a little photo diary for the blog; so here it is! I hope you enjoy the pics!
Let me know where I should go next!


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You do not enter it in any return unless your state has a deduction for Federal taxes
The money you paid to the IRS for a previous year's federal tax return is not deductible, so you do not enter it anywhere on your next federal return. If you paid taxes due to your state or local government, you can enter that by going to Federal> Deductions and Credits> Estimates and Other Taxes Paid> Other Income Taxes. You can enter the taxes you paid, but do not include any penalties or interest.
There are six states that allow you to enter the federal tax you paid on your state return--Alabama, Iowa. Louisiana, Missouri, Montana, and Oregon. If you are filing in one of these states watch for the deduction when you prepare your state return.

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Inspired by the absent sea
'Ruminant Ground', an exhibition of abstract paintings by Laois based painter Karen Hendy opens at the Dunamaise Arts Centre in Portlaoise on October 3 at 7pm and runs until November 9.
Karen Hendy's expressionist art is grounded in change and permanence, evident in her continuous layering of paint. While philosophy is an important foundation for Karen's art, the individual work always starts on an observational level and is inspired by the natural environment of the Irish landscape.
"Despite being void of any realism in their nature, landscape is the underlying source of my paintings and most of my recent work was developed during residencies at The Arthouse, Stradbally and the Ballinglen Arts Foundation, Mayo," she said.


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Munnar and Ooty(which comes on the way)
Oct 30 to Nov 2nd
Participants: Manohar, Vipin, Sameer, Gaurav, Kiran, Ravikiran
After planning, re-planning and cancellation of tours to Pondichery/Munnar, nobody thought that weekend would be so eventful. Friday 4'o clock, it was decided to go ahead with the Munnar trip with the available 6 persons. Manohar and Sameer rushed to book a vehicle and finalized to leave Blore on Saturday morning 9 AM.
Quite after 9 all of us assembled , breakfast followed and started by 10:15. "Do you want to go to temples or you will be going only to beaches?" first puzzle from driver Raju ! Gaurav was most confused – last time he went to Munnar there were no beaches! "Which route you would like to take – via ooty – kodai ? All the three can be finished in 3 days!" another attractive package from Raju. Dil maange more and we chose Ooty-Kodai-Munnar.
With frequent stoppages, it was noon in Mysore when we stopped over for the lunch. Journey after that was smooth. On the way we deviated to visit Bettada Gopalagiriswamy Temple. The hill was an indication of what we could expect from Ooty- the mist, the cold. Drive through Bandipur reserved forest gave us the sights of peacock, deer, one elephant family. Reached Ooty by night leaving us time only for drinks-food-sleep.
Visit to Munnar was at stake. After realizing that we were not left with any time either in Ooty or in Munnar if we want to go to Munnar, the plan was shelved. 3 days from blore and one can't visit Munnar?? I and few others were visibly disappointed. We checked out the possibility of night journey and decided that we visit Munnar come what may. Vipin's desire to go to a beach and its possibilities were also being considered all the time. All these planning left Kiran totally confused that he kept querying "Lekin Munnar kaun ja ra ha hai?" all the time.
All boys group, all through out the journey, obviously missed the obvious. Lets see if Manya keeps up his promise of arranging a âfairerâ? and âbetterâ? tour next time. This time only possible solution was to talk about them.
Open-heart which was happening all through the journey, now continued formally. Bday boy Vipin entertained us with his stories of Lalbagh, childhood crush, and ofcourse aunty's was well-known to all. Sameer with a story of handshake with his competitor. If Manohar finished with breakfast, Kiran went a bit ahead with his Dhandiya story. My "swapna-sundari" story didn't impress/convince people. Gaurav kept mum throughout.
It will be unfair if a small note is not made about the service/hospitality (its absence) during our stay. Repeated requests for glasses/candles/blankets/pillows were royally neglected stating some dumb reason. We continued with our (insufficient) candle light dinner. At the end, hotel proved costly too.
In the absence of hot water none was ready to bathe and it saved us some time. Breakfast and we left to Doddabetta. 8640 feet above sea level, the cold embraced us. The mist covered views opaqued us from beautiful top views and scenaries.
The never ending uniform tea estates were a attraction by themselves. Varieties of tasty tea samples at a store compelled all of us to buy & take some tea powder to home.
Journey continued to Munnar broken by lunch, by Coimbatore and by frequent permit checks and dinner. Twas 11 pm when we were finally in Munnar.
With the ooty hotel experience still fresh but behind us, in much smaller town of Munnar at 11PM our prayers of good stay were more than answered. We stayed in a cottage (actually a house where 10 ppl can easily "live"!!). Hot water for bathing was provided but cosmetic lover Gaurav was not affected.
Munnar was not as cool as Ooty. The scenaries' beauty met our expectations. After the breakfast and quick plan of places to be visited we set off to the lake. Boating was great fun (made more exciting after we bribed the sailor). The surrounding gave us a hint why Kerala is known as "God's own country!". We continued to "high-point" with a break in between at "echopoint". The mist again played spoil sport and we could not capture any scenic beauties.
With the company of few water falls we continued our journey down the hill, just trying to capture as many as wonderful sights all around us.
Lunch and we continued our further journey. En route we spent some time near a dam. Around 3 am we were back in Blore thanks to heavenly roads.
Except for Raju who would have been happier if we had been to Kodai rather than to Munnar, all of us were satisfied inspite of investment of weekend in continuous journey. Uncrowned PJ king Vipin trained others so much that at the end his own title was at crisis with Kiran making most of his training. Vipin's PJs and other stories, Silent sameer's timely one-liners and accountancy, Kiran's "Munnar kaun ja ra ha hai?", Gaurav's planning and ability to sleep anytime-anywhere, Manohar's shooting —— all these entertained us through out the journey. But for these, the tour would have been as entertaining as a lonely sailor's.
"Leave only footsteps, take (away) only memories" – one signboard had urged.
(This write-up was mainly targeted to the participants. Also, any similarities with TRAP is unfortunately co-incidental)


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Two months ago, on a glorious, sunny late summer morning, I was unceremoniously relieved of my position as public relations director. Here are some random thoughts on what has happened since, what I've learned and where I see myself headed.
1. The sun still comes up. Every day. Yes, despite my little setback, life did go on, and quite well. I've made time between my search to reach out to old friends and make some new ones. I've made time to learn more about trends and developments in public relations, especially those related to online communications and measurement. I've reaffirmed that public relations is a passion and my profession.
2. Don't believe everything you read, hear or download. Yes, the economy continues to sputter and there remains a lot of uncertainty as to when it will get better. But I've found opportunities are out there in the market for skilled communicators willing to apply for posted jobs or pound the proverbial pavement to put themselves in a position for a job. Nothing concrete yet, but progress is better than stagnation.
3. Time really does make things better. The days after I was shown the door, I was angry. I felt betrayed. "How could they have made this mistake?" I kept asking myself and anyone who would listen. Today, I still wonder what I could have done differently to retain my position. The answer: Nothing. "You were a valuable addition, you contributed, you were innovative and adaptable. Now it's time to start another chapter," I reasoned. I had the time to resolve some feelings.
4. Howdy neighbor! I'm around the house a lot more, even though I have a fairly active schedule of meetings away from home. I've become closer with the nice lady with the little dog, the neighbor who opened a nearby grocery store, the couple canvassing to get new candidates on the February ballot. These folks are now my friends because I interact with them more often than when I was at work five days a week.
5. Change is something to embrace, not avoid. I was a true creature of habit, and I loved it. Now, my days are less structured, which will make me stronger and more adaptable to wherever my career takes me. Not a bad thing for someone who never plans to really "retire."
6. "Hello PR Department. We need you more than ever." Plain and simple, companies, associations and governments need sound, strategic public relations now more than ever. A recent poll showed that nearly 80% of respondents search for information using new media sources, up by some 20% from a year ago. Any organization that ignores the fact that online resource have changed the communications landscape is in for a rude awakening.
Do I wish I was back in my old position? Without question. But life throws curve balls, meaning I have to learn how to lay off or go to the opposite field.
I remain steadfast: I will be back in the game, and soon.


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Letters to the Editor
August Steinhilber suggests in his April 10, 1991, letter ("On Contracting for Architects During Construction 'Boom,"' Letters) that owners should assume that if something goes wrong on a construction project it is someone else's responsibility. This is exactly the kind of belief that propels projects into unnecessary and costly litigation.
Each one of the parties involved in the construction process, including the owner, bears various risks and responsibilities. The key to successful projects is assigning those risks and responsibilities to those people with the training, skills, expertise, and ability to best manage them.
The American Institute of Architects' standard-form contract documents have been fairly allocating those risks and responsibilities for more than 100 years with great benefit to owners, contractors, and architects alike.
In addition, having the architect act as initial arbiter in disputes between the contractor and the owner is not only a well-accepted practice in the construction industry, butalso provides the owner with several advantages. First, the architect has firsthand knowledge of the project that an outside party simply does not have. Second, disputes handled by the architect can often be resolved more quickly and inexpensively than if each agreement between owner and contractor were submitted to third-party arbitration. That translates into savings for the owner in both time and money.
Good communication among all the parties involved leads to successful projects. Aia documents encourage and facilitate that communication.
James P. Cramer
Executive Vice President
American Institute of Architects
Washington, D.C.
To the Editor:
I can only assume that Gerald E. Sroufe, director of governmental and professional liaison for the American Educational Research Association, was misquoted in your April 3, 1991, story ("Major Personnel Shakeup Appears Under Way at ed").
Surely, Mr. Sroufe could not have said, in commenting on the possible appointment of Diane Ravitch as assistant secretary for research in the U.S. Education Department: "I think two things we would be interested in would be whether she's ever managed anything--I believe she's an individual scholar--and whether as a historian she knows anything about research."
As a member of aera for about four decades, I cannot believe that a staff member would suggest that a scholar and a historian would not know anything about research. What is it that a scholar-historian does if not research?
One can disagree with Diane Ravitch's conclusions about and positions on the issues she tackles, but one cannot dismiss what she does as not being research.
A. Harry Passow
Jacob H. Schiff Professor of Education
Teachers College, Columbia University
New York, N.Y.
To the Editor:
Your April 17, 1991, article, "Building on Success, Catholic Educators Press Their Case for Private-School Choice," clearly brought out the motives of a sizeable segment of those talking about "parent choice." Parents who enroll their children in Catholic schools have made a choice and are not pressing for parent choice. They, in reality, are seeking public funding of private religious schools.
There is a silent, and perhaps more dangerous group pushing for "choice." They would undo the desegregation efforts and justify "apartheid" schools under the guise of parent choice.
The Horace Mann League, in a position statement adopted in March, "recognizes and endorses the vital importance of the involvement of parents in their children's schooling," but points out that the current conception of parental choice has "possible negative consequences which need to be carefully considered."
The league, the statement says, "believes that many policymakers have embraced the idea of choice as a surrogate for other direct and positive actions to improve American schools which require political courage and increased resource allocations."
It concludes by expressing "strong opposition to choice plans which may in any sense relate to the providing of public funds to private schools, to voucher plans, or to the undoing of desegregation plans in American school districts."
The Horace Mann League is not an opponent of choice, but it will vigorously oppose and fight any plan(s) which circumvent Horace Mann's concept of the common school or any tendency or action which would foster racial imbalance in our schools.
Robert D. Fleischer
Executive Director
Horace Mann League of the United States of America
Fogelsville, Pa.
To the Editor:
Phillip Schlecty's suggestions for school-choice plans ("Educational Services as a 'Regulated Monopoly,"' Commentary, April 10, 1991) left important questions unanswered.
The overwhelming majority of nonpublic students, over 90 percent, attend sectarian religious schools. Yet Mr. Schlecty does not discuss how his plan would avoid federal and state constitutional provisions barring even indirect tax support (as through tuition tax credits or vouchers) to religious schools.
Nearly all school-choice plans would increase school transportation costs to a greater or lesser degree. With most school budgets around the country remaining static or shrinking, where is all the additional money to come from? And what about the loss of economies of scale as education is carved into smaller units?
Mr. Schlecty does not talk about changing, improving, or reforming education, but only about shuffling students around. Shuffling students does not necessarily have anything to do with improving education. And if taxpayers and voters could see some of the textbooks used currently in many nonpublic schools, they would be less than enthusiastic about supporting them through taxes.
It is becoming increasingly clear that a great many of the advocates of school choice are not so much interested in improving public education as in getting tax support for private sectarian education. Robert Marlowe, executive director of Citizens for Educational Freedom, made this obvious in his letter in the same issue. His organization has been lobbying for tax aid to church schools for a generation.
Edd Doerr
Executive Director
Americans for Religious Freedom
Silver Spring, Md.
To the Editor:
President Bush's education plan will, if fully implemented, go a long way toward revitalizing school systems across the country ("Bush Strategy Launches 'Crusade' for Education," April 24, 1991).
Its call for local communities to develop 535 schools which differ significantly from existing schools is particularly promising, as it recognizes that not all children learn best in the same educational environment. I hope, as the educators and business leaders charged with this responsibility set about the task of developing these schools, they will seriously consider creating single-sex school models. Considerable research exists to show that young girls who attend all-girls' schools have greater self-confidence and self-esteem, do better academically in high school and in college, and are more likely to develop into their generation's leaders.
Public all-girls' schools once existed in almost every major city in the country, but, with the single exception of Philadelphia, they were phased out of existence for a wide variety of reasons. This may be an idea whose time has come--again.
Independent all-girls' day, boarding, and religiously affiliated independent schools have a proven track record in educating girls from a wide variety of varied economic and social backgrounds. The Coalition of Girls' Schools would welcome the opportunity to help develop a model for public single-sex schools that will give young women not only the education they need to succeed in tomorrow's world, but the self-esteem and confidence necessary to motivate them to achieve success.
Arlene Gibson
Coalition of Girls' Schools
Summit, N.J.
Vol. 10, Issue 33
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Although I don't participate often, I sometimes like to be a part of the Twitter competition called "One Minute Brief". The Twitter handle, @OneMinuteBrief will give a subject for the day, and followers take one minute to come up with an idea of how to advertise the subject. For today, the competition was to advertise slippers. Here was my submission:
The target is obviously female, who can relate to the day to day pains of a high-heeled shoe, and the comfort of a slipper. I got a lot of positive response from other followers of @OneMinuteBriefs, and I think the satirical nature of the idea is what made it likeable.
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So WinEdt 6.0 has been out for a while now. It's a good piece of software, and I've been using various versions of WinEdt since 2003 (sometimes I use emacs with auctex, but for larger projects, I definitely prefer WinEdt).
Anyway, if you often switch between languages, you have to play around to get WinEdt to open your files with appropriate dictionaries. This is where modes kick in. It so happens that the explanation that WinEdt provides for this stuff isn't too clear, so here is a step-by-step procedure that will get you multilingual support for WinEdt 6.0.
- Download appropriate dictionaries. They are available here. Extract (if needed) and save the file(s) somewhere. It doesn't really matter where, just make sure you know where it is. Say you want to install Polish and download pl_huge.dic saving it at C:\Program Files\WinEdt Team\WinEdt\Dict\pl_huge.dic.
- Run WinEdt 6, go to Options. Under Editor: Mouse, Modes, Defaults you will find Modes. Open the file.
- Now, what I do, is I look at the submodes and add a line: MODE=":PL|*.pl.tex" This creates a submode PL which is assigned automatically to all files ending with .pl.tex
- I also replace corresponding lines for US and UK English, using: MODE=":UK|*.uk.tex" and MODE=":US|*.us.tex"
- That way, whenever I have a file in Polish I save it as name.pl.tex, if I have a file in American English, I save it as name.us.tex, and so on.
- This sets the modes right. Now dictionaries. In the Options tree go to Dictionary Manager and then to Word Lists.
- Then you add something like this to the list:
FILE="C:\Program Files\WinEdt Team\WinEdt\Dict\pl_huge.dic"
The first line just gives your setting a name. The second locates the dictionary file (that's why you need to remember where you saved it). The mode filter tells you for which modes this dictionary is active.
8. Now you also have to turn off your English dictionaries for the Polish file and switch them on for US and UK submodes. That is, you look at all English dictionaries listed and make sure their mode filter contains appropriate submode. Thus, for example:
DICTIONARY="English (common)"
Then, you save all the changes you've made in the options sections, restart WinEdt to make sure it loads its settings anew and check if language selection works properly. Make sure the files you use have appropriate extensions.
If you think something's still off, feel free to include mode declaration in the beginning of each file. Just include % -*- TeX:US -*- (or % -*- TeX:PL -*- or...) in your preamble.


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I have built the kernel for my sama5d3 xplained, but when I try to boot it, it hangs like you can see below:
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Freeing unused kernel memory: 152K (c06cb000 - c06f1000)
/sbin/init: error while loading shared libraries: libpthread.so.0: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory
Kernel panic - not syncing: Attempted to kill init! exitcode=0x00007f00
CPU: 0 PID: 1 Comm: init Not tainted 3.10.0 #1
[<c0011ef0>] (unwind_backtrace+0x0/0xf4) from [<c001081c>] (show_stack+0x10/0x14)
[<c001081c>] (show_stack+0x10/0x14) from [<c0470c1c>] (panic+0x90/0x1d0)
[<c0470c1c>] (panic+0x90/0x1d0) from [<c001e764>] (do_exit+0x740/0x7f0)
[<c001e764>] (do_exit+0x740/0x7f0) from [<c001f3f0>] (do_group_exit+0x40/0x9c)
[<c001f3f0>] (do_group_exit+0x40/0x9c) from [<c001f45c>] (__wake_up_parent+0x0/0x18)
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text: P1/ P2 - Taking part in sport can result in injury to any part of the body. In which the causes can be divided into 2 categories: INTRINSIC- Physical aspect of the athletes body that can cause injury EXTRINSIC- Risk factor external to the body, that causes injury Task 1… Extrinsic Factors: Extrinsic risk factors can be categorised into 4: - Coaching Incorrect Technique Environmental Factors Safety Hazards In Buzz groups of 4, each research one of the above headings of external risk factors. This should take around 15 minutes, you should then come together in your group of 4 and share your findings with the others. Open the document in the OULFC 'Extrinsic risk factors' in order to help you. Task 2… on the same document Intrinsic Factors: In the previous task we looked into the external factors that can increase the risk of players injuring themselves, however, there are also internal or intrinsic factors that can also increase the probability of experiencing an injury. To research this and familiarise yourself with it, open the worksheet Intrinsic Factors' in the OULFC ' and complete the table on the Intrinsic Risk Factors, using the internet & text books to help you. NB: For Extrinsic factors, use the 4 spider diagram sheets from class. For Intrinsic factors download the 'fill the gap' worksheet on the OULFC. describe extrinsic and intrinsic risk factors as listed: Intrinsic Factors: Training effects: muscle imbalance, poor preparation, level of fitness, overuse Individual variables: age, fitness level, growth development, previous injury history, flexibility, nutrition, sleep Postural defects: lordosis, kyphosis, scoliosis, overuse Extrinsic Risk Factors: Coaching: -Poor coaching/leadership - Communication - ensuring adherence to rules - Qualified and appropriate activities Incorrect technique: - lifting and handling equipment (bad habits) Environment: - weather effects on surfaces - clothing and footwear, eg protective, sport-specific, specific to surface Safety hazards: - the importance of safety checks - environment safety checks - equipment safety checks - misuse of equipment - first-aid provision - safety checklists - risk assessments Tip: Think back to the group work on Extrinsic Risk Factors… There are 3 Key Areas to think about here: -Coaching -Environment -Equipment Communication Up to date knowledge of the sport and their athletes. Ability/ Age/ Fitness level Fully qualified for the Level of performance/Athletes Playing surface Weather Conditions Risk assessment/ Hazard awareness Correct equipment Maintenance of equipment Safe use of equipment/ Following guidelines Size of equipment- linked to age group Describe sports injury prevention methods as identified … depth The of information given in P2 would indicate whether or not sufficient coverage to meet learners had Role of the coach: - up-to-date knowledge of sport/performer - qualifications - adapt coaching style to performers ability/age/fitness level - communication Equipment and Environment: - checking equipment risk assessments protective equipment appropriate usage grading criterion M1, which requires explanation of how risk factors can be minimised by adopting preventative measures. (The content would need to explain the relationship rather than purely describe the issues related to criteria P1 and P2) Role of the coach/ Coaching: Within any sport, such as rugby there are constant rule adaptations and changes as you know (temporary rule introductions/adaptations used for 1 season trials etc). An example of a new rule change within rugby was that of the 'Scrum engagement' sequence used by referee's. Due to the sport being contact in nature the RFU changed the sequence from 'Crouch, Touch, Pause, Engage' to 'Crouch, Touch, Set'. This was to reduce potential discrepancies when waiting to engage, from presumption and not being ready, which can cause serious injury (such as broken necks- Matt Hampson) As a coach there are 'Scrum factory' CPD (career professional development) sessions that I can go to, in order to communicate the new rule changes within the team I am responsible for. This not only furthers/ improves my knowledge of the scrum, but also impacts upon how the new rule changes can influence safety aspects and be used to improve future performance. Obviously the scrum is a complex tool within rugby and is modified for the different age groups within the game (touch rugby, sevens etc). Which means by using appropriate courses to gain qualifications in coaching rugby, I can adapt my delivery to suit the age and ability of the team I am associated with.


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Are you in between ideas when it comes to designing your own bedroom? If your answer is yes, then why don't you use brick walls as part of your design? It is definitely one of the most unique tools that you can use for designing a bedroom especially if you are going to target your children's bedroom. However, there are many ways for you to work around the seeming stiffness of brick wall designs and incorporate them effectively into your own plans for the bedroom.
Here are some examples as follows:
The first one is a simple yet extremely modern design of a bedroom using brick walls as the main accessory. This particular design is definitely something that you should consider using for your own bedroom because it is pretty straightforward and easy to do specially for beginner designers.
Secondly, if you want a mixture of medieval designs as well as modern and monochromatic color schemes, this second picture shows off an effective option for you. The sheer curtains on the bed itself can definitely give you elegance and sophistication like no other. This is why you should give it a shot as soon as possible.
This is another simple but effective bedroom design using brick walls. It will definitely fit a rustic themed design that can give you what you want in terms of simplicity and beauty at the same time.
The next picture shows off eclectic design options using a brick wall for the bedroom. The elegant tapestry on the wall can definitely add some spice to the overall bedroom design. In addition to this, the brick walls remind me of a rustic design that can definitely stand the test of time. This kind of bedroom design will never go out of style for sure.
A simple white bedroom design with brick walls and a wooden floor. This will do you good if you are aiming for a minimalist design that can easily be renovated if necessary.
If you want to strike a balance between the stucco environment that's the brick walls provide and the softness of the bed in the bedroom, why don't you try putting up wooden window panes like these?
Who says that you cannot work with different colors when it comes to using brick walls for your bedroom? This picture certainly proves otherwise.
Here are yellow brick walls that can inspire you to dream just like the yellow brick road did for Dorothy in Oz.
The gray walls definitely match the monochromatic color scheme that the designer wants to pull off. It gives the room a more sophisticated look for sure.
Here is another monochromatic bedroom design that can use the formality brought about by brick walls. You should definitely give it a shot as soon as possible.
These are just some of the many design options that you can have when it comes to using brick walls. It is that only something that you should consider using especially if you are going for rustic designs for the bedroom. Do not hesitate to use them for other designs as well.


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Landscape designers may see themselves as agents of mitigation and mediation, but are we really just opportunists? (…) Should landscape architects have more scruples than others? Landscape architects are no more holy than any other people and should neither place themselves nor be placed in a holier-than-thou position.
Saying that, I believe that we should be operating in a way that helps the earth – and all who inhabit it – in any way we can, and to give something back so we leave this world a better place than when we entered it. But I believe this to be true for everyone. However, the topic of the environment is very wide and broad, and there are many, many ways to contribute to this topic, from the heroic site-specific art pieces done by the 'earthworks artists' of the 1960s (such as Robert Smithson, Nancy Holt, Michael Heizer and Walter De Maria), to ecological research, to devoting oneself to saving the snail-darter. These are all within the purview of 'landscape' and all make contributions. In a field as broad as landscape architecture, it is important that we must recognize that there are equally broad ways of making contributions, and that one way is not necessarily superior to another. I am definitely an opportunist: I am always looking for opportunities to do something interesting. Given that the landscape is a much more complex, larger and more expensive canvas than most studio art, I must depend on others to supply my 'canvas'.
Martha Schwartz, Designer, client and user (2005)
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Time: March 18, 2017 from 12pm to 3pm
Location: Shoreditch Library
Street: 80 Hoxton Street, N1 6LP
City/Town: London
Website or Map: https://www.google.co.uk/maps…
Event Type: restart, waste, hf
Organized By: Friends of the Earth Hackney & Tower Hamlets / Sustainable Hackney
Latest Activity: Feb 22, 2017
In March we'll be heading south and popping up in Shoreditch. Handy for Hoxton Overground and not far from Old Street tube, Shoreditch Library is a new venue for us, and one we're sure you'll like.
We'll have a dedicated space for our Restart Party and a large meeting room for the clothing repair workshop facilitated by Barley Massey of Fabrications.
We hope to see lots of our regular Hackney Restarters and welcome first-timers as well.
If you have a faulty hoover, slow laptop, misbehaving smartphone, or any faulty electrical or electronic device bring it along to the Restart Party and learn how to repair it!
Take back control of your e-stuff, never feel victim to obsolescence again. We help you learn how to fix all kinds of devices, starting with troubleshooting, advising on spare parts if necessary and more.
Don't leave it to the last minute and remember: we're happy to help you learn how to repair. We are not repair professionals, and Restart Parties are a community self-repair event. Please take responsibility for your own gadget, your own data, so do not forget to back-up your data.
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The Brit & Co. blue moon ice cream push pop is a fun treat for adults to enjoy. This delicious dessert is infused with beer and a hint of orange. The creamy confection is ideal to make as a drink, or in push-pop form when entertaining guests.
The nice thing about this recipe is that it's easy to follow, taking almost no time at all to prepare. The ingredients needed include blue moon beer, sugar, whipped cream, orange zest and brown or yellow food coloring. What makes this recipe so distinct is the use of beer as opposed to wine, which is a more commonly used alcohol in desserts.
Whether you're a fan of beer or not, this refreshing treat is sure to cool you down on a hot summer day.
The Brit & Co. Blue Moon Ice Cream Treat is Ideal for Mature Palettes
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Early 18th Century Walnut Chest of Drawers
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English, Circa 1710.
This lovely walnut chest of drawers is in showroom condition.
It has a cross-banded and feather banded top above 2 short and 3 long graduated drawers of solid oak dovetailed construction.
The drawer fronts are a beautiful figured walnut boasting a wonderful patina with feather banding and brass swan neck handles.
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Ooty is one of the most beautiful places in the whole of India. As a leading holiday destination, it attracts a large number of visitors each year.
One of the most visited places in the whole of Southern India is Ooty, because of its picturesque locations, excellent climate and warm hospitality. It is one of the finest hill station located near the Nilgiri hills. Also known as Udagamandalam, the place is the district capital of the Nilgiri Hills. The main economy of the town comes from the tourism industry and medicine manufacturing. Agriculture is common there and making photographic films is also one of the common businesses there. There are a number of tourist places near Ooty. The town is well connected to rest of India by means of rail and road transport. The scenic beauty, which prevails in and around this charming hill station, makes it a leading tourist attraction.
The East India had this hill station under its possession in the 18th century, and hence the place is of much historic importance. The meaning of Nilgiri hills is "the blue mountains". The hills from afar look bluish in color because of the presence of the Eucalyptus trees growing there. A unique kind of flower known as the Kurunji flower is grown here on the hills. These flowers bloom every twelve years and impart the hills a bluish tinge, which looks serene when seen from a distance. The different tourist places near Ooty are visited by the tourists who go for a vacation at the Nilgiri Hills.
The whole purpose of travelling to Ooty is to unwind and relax. In such a place nature takes the upper hand and soothes a person's body and mind, so much so that they are rejuvenated. This break helps people to cope up with the monotony of everyday life. It is also a much loved honeymoon spot as many newly wed Indian couples travel to this romantic getaway, as the place oozes romance. The beauty of the town is unmatched, because not many places have so much scenic beauty to offer. People from all over India visit this magnificent hill station especially during the summer months to enjoy the cool climes. The rolling hills and scenic countryside is truly a spectacular sight to behold offering a much-needed reprieve from the hot summer months. Also, the numerous tourist places near Ooty such as Coonor, Kotagiri and Glenmorgan are worth visiting.
More beautiful than most cities in the Southern part of India, this beautiful hill station has a special place in the hearts of the tourists who have visited the town. The place may be cold, but the people residing there are extremely warm and hospitable. A number of top class hotels are built for the convenience of the travelers who plan a vacation there. The stay in these hotels can differ in prices. From very high priced to medium price, to low priced, all types of hotels and guesthouses are available near the tourist places near Ooty. For those who wish to enjoy their holidays at a place where nature is at its best, this hill resort can be one of the best places to travel to.
Jaidev is a travel writer at ixigo and is passionate about writing destination travel guides and travel tips like Ooty and Ooty Hotels. Apart from this he also writes to travelers on Nilgiri Hills, Ooty Tour Packages, Coonor & related stuff.


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While on the Club Paradise tour Meek Mill brought some superstar talent into his studio tour bus. In the clip J. Cole, Wale and French Montana all lay down what sound like sick verses for an unknown track. Meek's debut album Dreams & Nightmares drops October 30. Watch the video above.
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from enquiries coming into me that Dartford Grammar may see the highest rise, having started off at a required score of 411 for those outside Dartford town in 2011. Can Judd School go even higher than last year, at 417? I certainly anticipate Skinners rising from last year's dip to 407. Tonbridge Grammar School rose last year to its highest ever requiring 410/411 for in area girls and 414 for out of area. Dartford Grammar School for Girls also takes high scorers after local girls have been offered places and last year the cut off score jumped to 413.
In Medway last year, Rainham Mark Grammar School, who also awarded places to the highest scorers, ended up offering places to all qualified applicants, a further sign of falling rolls. Rochester set an initial bar, but by the end of the appeals, I believe all qualified applicants who persisted were offered places.
Across Kent and Medway each of these scenarios is being played out to a great or lesser degree, and there is certainly discussion amongst grammar schools to consider alternatives. Some have suggested that the current test is 'not fit for purpose', as they look at how coaching is perceived to be essential by more and more families and even I, who disapprove strongly of the concept, concede its essential nature when applying for a 'super selective' school, although this is most unfair on 'ordinary' children who are surely at the heart of the grammar school principle. However, what we now have in West Kent are private schools dedicated to securing grammar school places for their children. Many of these teach to the test as this is what parents pay for, giving their pupils an unfair advantage. However, this is ruled out by KCC in state schools, as not being allowed under teachers' contracts (and what happens to members of the class who are not looking for grammar school entrance). To quote from the recent OFSTED Report of a private school in East Kent, defining the school's purpose in life: "The school aims to prepare pupils for entry to grammar schools in Kent". Succinct, and doesn't mention education, but it certainly gives the game away.
I raised the idea several years ago that elimination of the mathematics test should be considered, as it is the most susceptible to coaching, and individual scores demonstrate clearly that it often relates to levels of mathematics taught in schools. I know that others disagree but KCC has the data to experiment with different models. Whatever happens, I am confident that KCC will not shift to the dreadful pattern of the Medway Tests, about which you will find a number of comments on this website. Sadly, Medway shows no inclination to look for alternatives, and so we may see other Medway grammar schools moving away from the common tests.
What I do fear, but see happening, is that more schools will follow the Dover model and set their own tests, as it is unlikely there will be agreement from all schools on a new model. Alternatively, one can see the 'super selectives' setting an additional paper to discriminate between the high performers, which will again favour the private schools. Another alternative is that they could shift to an aggregate of the marks set in the Kent Test, as a maximum score of 420 can be achieved from only 75% correct answers on each paper so there is flexibility here, and it has the advantage of keeping the common tests.
If we go down the route of seeing schools to 'do their own thing' (under Academy rules, and a new School Admissions Code to be introduced next year there appears little to stop them), we head for a model in a few years similar to that endured by many children in the M25 belt who are put in for examinations at up to seven different grammar schools in the region, across seven different days in September and October. This cannot be right, and I urge the grammar schools of Kent, in the interests of our children, to keep as far as possible to the concept of a single test across the county however it is interpreted - possibly with a different pass mark for different schools, even though this breaks the principle of "a grammar school standard".


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I have some exciting news to share!
A few weeks ago, the wonderful Mandi Ehman, founder of Life… Your Way, asked if she could use one of my recipes in her Thanksgiving Your Way e-book. I was honored because I adore her blogs. It's really hard for me to feature just one of her posts in Things to Write Home About each week.
I was honored, then I read the e-book.
Oh my goodness.
This e-book is a compilation of the works of 15 different bloggers – Shaina, Jen, Aimee, Crystal, Tara, Myra, Katie, Amy, my dear friend Allie, ME, and several others.
I'm not sure I'm worthy of this company, Dear Reader. I'm humbled that Mandi thought so.
Mandi's e-book is completely free, and I hope it will help you to create a Thanksgiving celebration – your way.
You can download Mandi's e-book, Thanksgiving Your Way free.
© 2010 – 2018, Tara Ziegmont. All rights reserved.


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Akina Strings
Akina Strings, Professional Musicians for events in Berkshire
Comprising the talents of four young professional musicians Akina Strings provides captivating musical entertainment for weddings, corporate events and other special occasions across Berkshire and the south east of England. Areas covered by the ensemble include, Berkshire, Hampshire, Oxfordshire, Buckinghamshire and London. The group was established in 2010 by four versatile young musicians with many years experience of sucessfully performing at high profile events with other professional groups in the UK and beyond. The ensemble quickly established a reuptation for providing exquisite music with a touch of sophisticated glamour, making any event memorable. The ensemble has now expanded and is built on a core body of professional players all of whom have dedicated their careers to musical performance and teaching holding degrees and/or post graduate qualifications from UK Conservatoires.
Akina Strings' Members have appeared at many high profile events and prestigious concert venues including The Brit awards, The Royal Albert Hall, Buckingham Palace, The Purcell Rooms, London and Foreign and Commonwealth Office, London, Windsor Castle, Westminster Abbey, London, St David's Hall, Cardiff, Millennium Centre, Cardiff, The Bridgewater Hall, Manchester and the private residence of the Late William Walton on the Mediterranean island of Ischia, Italy.
Recent performances include:
Entertaining newlyweds George and Amal Clooney at the UK celebration of their marriage at Danesfield House Hotel and Spa, in Autumn of 2014.
Performing at the private Royal Residence Frogmore House set in the private grounds of Windsor Castle at the invitation of the Duke of Edinburgh's Award during December of 2014 & 2015 Guests included HRH Prince Edward and other performers included Katie Melua.
A four day corporate residency at the 2014 & 2015 Royal Henley Regatta.
String sessions for Edition Records' critically acclaimed 'Slowly Rolling Camera' Album.
A concert performance with composer Patrick Hawes, former royal harpist Claire Jones, soprano Elin Manahan Thomas and Aliquando Choir.
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On last night's Daily Show, Lewis Black broke out a special "meat edition" of his "Back in Black" segment. On the agenda: Taco Bell ("It's not like you eat it when you're sober"), the Akron Aeros' Nice 2 Meat You burger ("Look for me on the JumboTron — I'll be the one having the heart attack"), and lab-grown meat ("I've seen that future, and it ends with Charlton Heston running through the streets … yelling, 'Soylent Green is people'"). The full clip, straight ahead.
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Did you just crush your last goal? Looking to duplicate the efforts? Need more agents to be sending out text with the same messages and same assignment strategy?
Duplicating goals is a great way for you to be able to preserve the information from your last goal, change the date and start a new workflow without having to create the goal from scratch.
Duplicating Goals
- Navigate to your 'Goals' tab in the Admin Panel and find which goal you would like to duplicate
- Click the dropdown arrow next to the 'Edit' button and press 'Duplicate goal'
- In the 'Copy Goal' window, change the name of the goal if necessary
- Determine the 'Destination Group' for the goal you would like to duplicate
- Choose a new goal start time (think of this as an expiration date for your new goal)
- Click the 'Notify agents when workflows are available?' checkbox to let your agents know that you've created a new workflow
- Then press 'Duplicate' and Hustle Hard!
• Goals that were created as a duplicate can't be duplicated. • Duplicating goals will not allow you to change the assignment strategy (Assigned or First Come, First Serve). If you need to change the assignment strategy for a goal, you will need to create a new goal and not duplicate the goal.


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Universal Health Care - Been There, Done That
06/10/09 - InsureBlog by Bob Vineyard
Cristina Folchitto reports her experience.
[edited] As an Italian citizen, I have experienced the "Utopia" of universal health care. It is a noble and ethically good idea, but it simply does not work.
It is not free. Every month a percent of your salary is taken out of your paycheck. You have no control of that money, you have no freedom to choose whether to have health care coverage or not. The more money you make, the more you pay, which is not fair nor directly linked to your health status or habits.
Hospitals are overcrowded, understaffed, mostly old buildings and infrastructure, without enough physicians or resources. You might have to wait several months to get a sonogram or an MRI. For a surgical procedure, you are put on a waiting list. You could be called months later at any time, any day to have the procedure.
If you cannot afford private care, after going through the painful process of public infrastructure, you still pay a co-pay according to the treatment you receive.
Private health care guarantees competition between doctors and medical institutions. The monetary gain stimulates a higher level of care and professionalism. This does not apply to the public system that often cannot afford to pay adequate wages to doctors, lowering the quality of medical service and almost eliminating research projects.
The psychological comfort of having health care "paid by the government" lowers the awareness and responsibility that people have towards their own health. It is easier for them to rely on future care instead of making the best lifestyle choices to stay healthy and in shape.
Having lived under both systems, I appreciate the freedom of choice that is given to me by a private health care system.
They will pretend to pay - We will pretend to Treat
Political control of healthcare promises and payments has a sad history. Delaying payments has the same effect as reducing payments, since the state doesn't catch up for a long time. The payment delays ensure that providers need to hold a big "rainy day" fund, since their employees want to be paid cash rather than IOU's.
Medical providers can do little except complain to their local legislators. They can't sue the State to speed up payments, and if they did, the state wouldn't care. Unlike insurance, which may be popularly perceived as unfair, there are no avenues of appeal if you feel the state is killing your business.
Natasha Richardson died from a ski accident due to a delay in treatment. Montreal does not have fast transportation to a full-service hospital, even near a ski area. Why not? Patients are a cost to the system.
The bureaucracy sees you as a cost, especially if you have already paid. All people and organizations seek income and avoid costs. Socialized or centralized healthcare is paid up-front and delivers services after the fact.
How hard will a system work to earn the money that they have already been paid? This is something that everyone can understand in their gut. A customer is lost without competition for his dollar.


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"Ina Kapatid Anak" is a compelling story about family, love, power, rivalry and acceptance. It features a powerhouse cast composed of four of the hottest young stars of their generation Kim, Xian, Enchong, and Maja; highly-acclaimed seasoned actors Janice de Belen, Cherry Pie Picache and Ariel Rivera; and well respected veteran stars Ronaldo Valdez, Pilar Pilapil and Eddie Guiterrez. It is directed by Don Cuaresma and Jojo Saguin.
Ina Kapatid Anak will be on Primetime Bida this October. This teleserye will give the viewers another perspective on term Ina, (mother), Kapatid (siblings) and Anak (child) with the help of all the characters played by the power cast and create a different kind of story that will surely touch the heart of every viewer of Primetime Bida.
Primetime princesses Kim Chiu and Maja Salvador are both excited to share with the TV viewers their newest top caliber family drama series, where their rivalry sparks up in "Ina Kapatid Anak."
"Everything is here–it's a story about family, friendship and sisterhood," said Kim, who will portray the role of the poor but optimistic young girl named Celine. "In our teleserye, the audience will learn how to value their families and how to achieve their dreams."
Maja, on the other hand, will play the character of the rich and glamorous woman, Margaux. "All her things are glittering, but eventually the viewers will discover what's really inside her mind and heart," she related.
Contrary to their solid friendship off-cam, Kim and Maja's fiercer roles in "Ina Kapatid Anak" will unravel an onscreen rivalry that everyone will surely be talking about.
Maja hinted that viewers should watch out if she will be a wicked bida-kontrabida in the story. "What's interesting about Kim and I's characters is that both Celine and Margaux are born fighters and they do not allow their families to be maltreated by anyone," she shared.
Kim added that her role is totally new for her. "I've never done a character like Celine who's so loud and talkative," said Kim. "If in 'My Binondo Girl' I portrayed as a sweet at relatively well-off girl; here in 'Ina Kapatid Anak,' I am super poor."
Aside from the highly anticipated confrontation scenes between Kim and Maja, TV viewers are even more excited with the two's love interests in the story. In "Ina Kapatid Anak" Kim will be paired again with Xian Lim, while Maja will team up for the first time with Enchong Dee.
When asked if their fans can expect for some daring or love scenes from the two love teams, Kim simply answered, "So far, we're just taping scenes where me and Xian's characters are still teenagers. But I think later on, we'll have something like that. Let's just wait and see."
This new teleserye will also celebrates the reunion of Kim and Maja after their first project together in First Day High aside from being mainstays of ASAP 2012, and also Kim to Xian after My Binondo Girl and with Enchong in My Girl and My Only Hope.
Watch out for the grand premiere of "Ina Kapatid Anak" this October on ABS-CBN's Primetime Bida.
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Tender Mercies
"We should not underestimate or overlook the power of the Lord's tender mercies. The simpleness, the sweetness, and the constancy of the tender mercies of the Lord will do much to fortify and protect us in the troubled times in which we do now and will yet live. When words cannot provide the solace we need or express the joy we feel, when it is simply futile to attempt to explain that which is unexplainable, when logic and reason cannot yield adequate understanding about the injustices and inequities of life, when mortal experience and evaluation are insufficient to produce a desired outcome, and when it seems that perhaps we are so totally alone, truly we are blessed by the tender mercies of the Lord and made mighty even unto the power of deliverance (see 1 Ne. 1:20)."
—David A. Bednar, "The Tender Mercies of the Lord"
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A multidisciplinary team of Australian architects and engineers are behind the design of a lightweight, prefabricated and easily assembled school building that has been rolled out in more than 30 earthquake-prone locations across Nepal, which was devastated by severe tremors in 2015.
Led by David Carolan, director of Sydney-based engineering firm Taylor Thomson Whiting (TTW), the team was rewarded for its efforts last week when it received Good Design Awards in both the architectural and engineering categories.
The project has been an unequivocal success, with more than 20 classrooms built to the now award-winning design across five different schools, including one school for special needs students in the village of Garma.
Architect Ken McBryde, director of Sydney Architecture Studio, came to the project in a roundabout way. He had travelled with his wife to Nepal a month prior to the earthquake to investigate helping with the preservation and remediation of the habitat of the Nepalese red panda.
He remembers being taken by the "level of local creativity" that was evident in the homes and other buildings in the country's small alpine villages.
"Fast-forward a month or two," he said, "and thousands of buildings were shaken to the ground." The earthquake in April 2015 killed 9,000 people, made hundreds of thousands of people homeless and disabled vital infrastructure.
"I also learnt that international aid organizations rushed to help," after the earthquake, he added. "And then when they turn up they can't do anything. There's no infrastructure. Nothing is organized. So they eventually [had to] give up and go home."
In the meantime, David Carolan was seeking ways to improve the situation. Familiar with McBryde's work on cyclone-resistant homes in Vanuatu and in remote Indigenous communities, Carolan reached out to McBryde about collaborating on a design for a lightweight, earthquake-resistant school that could be easily and cheaply built to replace those that had been lost.
The primary requirement for the design was that it was lightweight. "The heavier something is the more it attracts earthquake loads," explained McBryde, who drew on experiences designing in earthquake-prone New Zealand to inform the work.
Carolan proposed using conventional, cold-rolled steel stud frames – "the type of construction that you can see, every day of the week, when you have a look […] on the fringes of Australian cities," McBryde said.
Working under the auspices of the Australian Himalayan Foundation, the team, composed also of architects from Hassell who worked mostly after hours, drew up a design that came in "bits that you can carry up the hill on your back."
McBryde's prerequisite for being involved in the project was that it would have to be informed by local culture and perspective.
"As long as we can make it in a way that's meaningful for locals," he said. "You can use technology to solve a technical issue like earthquake design, but you need to engage the community and the building needs to belong to its vernacular."
This manifested in a key part of the design – a locally laid stone wall that sits around the perimeter of the buildings and rises to the height of the window sill. While referencing the local building vernacular, the walls are less likely to be lethal in the event of a major earthquake. "If those stones shook to the ground in an earthquake they would be so low they wouldn't fall down or if they did they wouldn't hurt anyone," explained McBryde.
"A lot of the people were injured by stone walls collapsing. The locals build stone walls by shoving mud [in between the rocks], like a grout. But they stop doing it when they can't reach. If they do it properly it's quite an okay system, but they hadn't had a big earthquake since the 1930s, so that memory [of how to construct the wall adequately] gets lost."
While the stone walls reference local building practices, they also serve a key function: stopping the thin, lightweight frame from collapsing in a stiff wind.
McBryde said the design couldn't "rely on a concrete slab to hold the frame down because we didn't know what kind of quality of work will [be done in its installation]." The buildings are then clad in "whatever is culturally appropriate."
The school's other features include rainwater tanks, oversized eaves that provide shelter in the rainy season and gables that can be customized by local craftspeople.
Quoting Carolan, McBryde noted that while the method of the schools' construction is "completely standard" by Australian standards, the methods used are still "forty years ahead of the Nepalese Department of Education's thinking."
McBryde said that efforts were ongoing to "give the designs away to whoever wants it," but issues around professional liability made this a complicated endeavour.
The project was led by the Australian Himalayan Foundation and Thomson Taylor Whiting. McBryde headed a design team that included Guy Wilkinson and Suleiman Alhadidi (team leaders), Jay O'Dwyer (architect) and Ben Charlton and Benjamin Li (architectural assistants). The project was masterplaned by Neill Johanson, Ben Nemeny and Tom Singleton of Davenport and Campbell. Architect and mountaineer David Francis also worked onsite in Nepal.


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In case you didn't know or don't remember:
FACTS. You only know what the MSM tell you?
They probably didn't tell you these:
When we were hungry, Obama cut our food stamps.
When we were living in extreme poverty, Bill Clinton cut welfare and destroyed our safety net.
When our children fleeing violence in Honduras, Hillary Clinton told us they should be sent back "to send a message". Our children were then slaughtered when they returned.
When we were migrant workers supporting our family, Obama deported us and 2.5 million other migrants.
When we were fleeing our country for a better life. Hillary voted for a wall and more border security to keep us out.
When our brothers who were unarmed black man were shot in the back, Obama ignored our family and used the DOJ to praise cops. Not put them behind bars.
When we wanted peace, Obama started three new wars.
When we needed help with our drug addiction, Bill Clinton threw us in jail by passing a crime bill that led to the largest prison population on Earth.
When we wanted the truth about our government, Obama prosecuted more whistle blowers than the last ten presidents combined.
When Israel stole and bombed our land, Obama gave them $40 Billion.
When we were working, Clinton passed NAFTA and millions lost our jobs.
When we were Democrats, we blindly followed and cheered all that they did.
No more…. This ends now.
Either they work for the people or they find a new job on K Street.


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March 25 - ALEXANDRIA, Va. - The 2014 Alabama State Primary elections are scheduled for June 3 with potential primary run-off elections scheduled for July 15. For this election only, Congressional District 6 (CD 6) Republicans will be sent a special instant run-off ballot by the office of the Alabama Secretary of State. The CD 6 Republican ballots will be transmitted, received and counted by the Secretary of State's office to ensure compliance with a court ruling enforcing the 45-day mandate for sending Federal Office ballots to all military and overseas citizens.
The 6th Congressional District consists of parts of Jefferson and Blount counties, all of Bibb, Chilton, Coosa and Shelby counties. If you are unsure if you reside in CD 6, check your voter registration record on the Secretary of State's election website: myinfo.alabamavotes.gov/VoterView/RegistrantSearch.do
All other voters in Alabama are unaffected and should send absentee ballot requests to their local election official using the dates below.
June 3rd Alabama special primary deadlines are as follows:
|Important Dates
|Deadline to register to vote
|Friday, May 23, 2014
|Ballot request deadline
|Thursday, May 29, 2014
|Ballots must be postmarked
|Monday, June 3, 2014
|Ballots must be received
|12pm CT, Tuesday, June 10, 2014
Absentee military and overseas citizen Republican voters in the 6th Congressional District will be sent an instant primary run-off ballot to rank the candidates on the ballot in order of preference. The first choice will be counted as the vote in the primary election and the highest ranked choice of the remaining candidates in a potential run-off will be counted in that run-off.
If you are a current absent military or overseas voter with a valid absentee ballot application on file at least 45 days before the Republican primary election, your ballot will be sent automatically based on your current request by April 19, 2014.
6th Congressional District Republican voters who have not requested their absentee ballot or need to update their registration should submit a Federal Post Card Application (FPCA) to:
Ed Packard, Special State Absentee Election Manager
Office of the Secretary of State Room E-210
State Capitol
600 Dexter Avenue
Montgomery, AL 36104
You can obtain an absentee ballot application from a voting assistance officer or by visiting alabamavotes.gov/.
In the event an absent military or overseas voter makes a timely request for an absentee ballot to participate in both the Democratic primary and the Republican primary run-off (allowed by the rules of the Republican party), the voter will be sent both ballots separately but no later than 45 days before each respective election.
If you have questions, please contact Ed Packard at Ed.Packard @ sos.alabama.gov or call using his direct line at 334.353.1266 or the Alabama's Secretary of State's toll free number at 800-274-8683.
You can also register to vote and/or request an absentee ballot at: fvap.gov/alabama. Do not forget to indicate on the FPCA how you would like to receive your absentee ballot (electronically or by mail). If you are concerned about not receiving your ballot in time to vote, you can also use the Federal Write-In Absentee Ballot (FWAB). FVAP's FWAB online assistant is available at: fvap.gov/alabama. The FWAB is also available at many military installations, embassies and consulates.
You can track the status of your ballot at: https://myinfo.alabamavotes.gov/VoterView/AbsenteeBallotSearch.do.
For more information on FVAP or assistance with the absentee voting process, visit FVAP.gov call FVAP at 1-800-438-VOTE or DSN 425-1584 (CONUS)/312-425-1584 (OCONUS), or email firstname.lastname@example.com. Twitter @FVAP Facebook.com/DoDFVAP


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Last week, both the Wall Street Journal and New York Magazine took a long look at St. Joseph homeboy James Frey.
WSJ's piece, written by Katherine Rosman and Lauren A. E. Schuker, is the kinder, gentler one. With some puzzlement, its final paragraph states, "There is still residual hostility toward Mr. Frey" for his 2006 antics in which he wrote a work of fiction and told the world it was true.
One can almost picture the WSJ staff scratching their heads at such ill will, for the rest of the piece focuses primarily on his financial successes ("His debut book... was named Amazon Book of the Year and has sold eight million copies in more than 30 languages") and on namedropping his current affiliates (Michael Bay, Stacey Snider, Steven Spielberg... The list of luminaries goes on and on.).
New York Magazine, in contrast, ran an "Emperor's New Clothes" style article in its Books section wherein Suzanne Mozes exposed the New-York Times bestselling writer's Full Fathom Five book packaging company.
The article explained how Frey trolled prestigious MFA programs in search of drones to do his
According to both articles, Frey is looking for talented writers to work for next to nothing creating content that he oversees. The contract they sign specifies that they will be paid
Understandably, the pieces provoked significant discussion among the publishing pros (writers, agents, publishers, and editors) I follow on Twitter. While all agree that Frey isn't technically doing anything illegal, few are condoning his actions. For it is painfully obvious to anyone even remotely affiliated with the publishing industry that Frey's business model is just the sort of thing your mother warned you about when you said you wanted to be a writer.
We writers spend much of our time writing words that will garner more rejection in a single month than Big Bang Theory's Howard Wolowitz will have to endure in a lifetime. So when someone comes along and suggests that we have talent, that he believes in us, and that he will get us published, it's enough to make us beg for a pen so we can sign a deal with
Ah, how we imperil ourselves and our careers when we forget the classics. Of course, the whole situation smacks of Faust. But the name of Frey's company alone should engender feelings of panic and the desire to wash oneself thoroughly with germicide. It should sound nigglingly familiar to any writer worth his or her pay. For Shakespeare coined the phrase before Frey used it. In The Tempest, Ariel sings:
Full fathom five thy Father lies,
Of his bones are coral made:
Those are pearls that were his eyes,
Nothing of him that doth fade,
But doth suffer a Sea-change
Into something rich & strange.
Sea-Nymphs hourly ring his knell:
Hark! Now I hear them, ding-dong, bell.
In other words: Dad is dead and lost in the depths of the sea.
Which is where your self-esteem, your credibility, and, in all probability, your writing career will end up if you sign on Full Fathom Five's dotted line.
(In case you misunderstand me, I'm not at all against write-for-hire agreements. I have some experience with them, you see, and they have served me and my career well. Tomorrow's post will explore this topic further in "Cake or Death.")
What's your take on the Frey-for-all? Would you sign? What's the minimum amount you'd write for? Drop a comment below. But remember -- play nice.


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Paws for a Cause
The Paws for a Cause program incorporates Animal Assisted Activities (AAA) into the following programs
- VT Helping PAWS (Pet Assisted Wellness Service) - A training and certification program for pets of veterinary faculty, staff, and students to enable AAA community visits. Learn more
- PAWS to Read - Activities include:
- A monthly kids' reading program at the Blacksburg Library that utilizes AAA dogs to provide a "sounding board" for children learning to read.
- Visits to schools in the Montgomery County region by our certified therapy teams and literacy tutors from the Virginia Tech Community Literacy Corps.
- Puppy Raiser Program - A collaborative effort between VA-MD Vet Med and Saint Francis Service Dogs to provide student-faculty teams to raise puppies as potential future service dogs.
Caring for Canine Heroes
There are more than 200 working canines in law enforcement and search and rescue, and a significant number of service dogs throughout the New River Valley and Potomac region.
CENTAUR is committed to serving our four-footed heroes through clinical care of working and service dogs and training of handlers and veterinary personnel who work with them.


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Each year in February, the Council prepares a budget book containing an estimate of our income and expenditure for the forthcoming financial year, which commences on 1 April.
We also prepare financial statements within two months of the 31 March financial year-end.
Independent auditors then inspect the Council's management arrangements and financial accounts, reporting back their key findings to the Strategy and Resources Committee.
The Council's financial and audit reports can be found below.
Statements of Accounts
Unaudited Statement of Accounts 2019-20
Audited Statement of Accounts 2018-19
Audited Statement of Accounts 2017-18
Audited Statement of Accounts 2016-17
Audited Statement of Accounts 2015-16
Audited Statement of Accounts 2014-15
Audited Statement of Accounts 2013-14
Audited Statement of Accounts 2012-13
Audit Documentation and Public Notices
Notice of Public Inspection Rights at Audit - 08 June 2020
Notice of Public Inspection Rights at Audit - 29 May 2020
Audit Findings Report 2018-19
Audit Completion Notice 2018-19
Annual Audit Letter 2018-19
Annual Audit Letter 2017-18
Audit Findings Report 2017-18
Annual Audit Letter 2016-17
Audit Findings Report 2016-17
Audit Notice 2017
Audit Findings Report 2014-15
Audit Opinion 2014-15
Budget Information and Other Reports
Asset Management Plan
Budget Book 2020-21
Budget Book 2019-20
Budget Book 2018-19
Budget Book 2017-18
Budget Report 2016-17
Medium Term Financial Plan 2020-24
Medium Term Financial Plan 2016-20
Treasury Management Strategy 2019-20
Treasury Management Strategy 2020-21
Epsom & Walton Downs Conservators
Unaudited Annual Governance and Accountability Return 2019-20
- Notice of Public Inspection Rights at Audit - 16 July 2020
Audited Annual Governance and Accountability Return 2018-19
External Audit Report 2018-19
Notice of Conclusion of Audit 2018-19
Audited Annual Governance and Accountability Return 2017-18
External Audit Report 2017-18


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Approximately 1400 beads per 7g. Bead Measurement: Length 1.3mm, Diameter 1.7mm, Hole 0.86mm.


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Finally finished my Fall Leaves painting I started last week. It went through so many stages. I would like to try another one in just watercolors and see how that turns out. It was really hard to get a good photo. The light was reflecting off of the varnish, even though it is a matte finish.
But here's a few close up:
What to start next? Isn't that always the question?
Thanks for stopping by =0)


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Thirteen of the Houston Independent School District's schools were deemed academically unacceptable by the Texas Education Agency in its just releasedannual ratings
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On the much brighter side, 38 received the top rating of exemplary, 118 got recognized status and 97 made the bare minimum of academically acceptable. Sixteen other schools in the district weren't rated.
Top rated: the High School for the Performing and Visual Arts, DeBakey, T.H. Rogers Secondary, Carnegie Vanguard, East Early College High School, Project Chrysalis Middle School, Pin Oak Middle School, Energized for Excellence Middle School, Briarmeadow Middle, and the elementaries: Allen, Lyons, Condit, Cornelius, De Zavala, Sugar Grove, Harvard, Henderson J, Horn, Kennedy, Kolter, Lantrip, Lockhart, Love, Lovett, Mading, Memorial, Montgomery, Oates, River Oaks, Twain, West University, White, Barbara Bush, Rice School, T.H. Rogers Elementary, Eastwood Academy, TSU Charter Lab School, and Seguin.
As for the unacceptable, it was a roundup of the usual suspects: Sam Houston, Jones, Lee, Community Services-Sec, Wheatley, Worthing, Long Middle, Fondren Middle, Woodson Middle, E.O. Smith Elementary, Benavidez, Fondren Elementary, and Pleasant Hill Academy Elementary. -- Margaret Downing


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At least for the time being, Hill has been reinstated and the Chiefs are again the front runner in the AFCW.
At least for the time being, Hill has been reinstated and the Chiefs are again the front runner in the AFCW.
"Mike Harden, meet Steve Largent." KA-BOOM!!
Clearly the NFL thinks KC is the only team remotely capable of knocking off the Pats - thus the no punishment finding. Had this been a Pats player, hed have been drawn and quartered. The NFL really is a joke regarding punishment.
Now a serious thought
Getting Hill back is a significant boost for KC. I still feel theyll slip slightly and end up 10-6/11-5.
Have got to wonder if KC will attempt to retain Hill, or trade him. Im guessing theyll keep him.
GO BRONCOS AFC Champs!!!
Thank God he doesn't play for the Raiders or Chargers...yet.
Utah Bronco Freak
He's going to take a big step back this year regardless. Even if he has a great year and throws 35 touchdowns (only 4 QBs threw 35 or more last year) that's 105 points less than last year. So a great year means they take a step back.
And just to show I'm not cherry picking stats: no QBs threw for 35 or more TDs in 2017. 3 QBs threw for 35 or more in 2016. 5 threw for 35 or are in 2015 (Brady threw for 36 and then 4 threw for 35), In 2014 there were 3 QBs that threw for 35 or more TDs.
So whether he has Hill or not, Kelce or not, it's inevitable that he will not meet last year's numbers and that team will suffer without those points, because they need to outscore their problems.
This is a little over the top. Perhaps we should wait for him to have a second season as a starter before we declare him one of the greats? He absolutely had a great season last year, but until he does it over any length of time we have no idea if he was a QB who excelled in a QB friendly system? A QB who excelled with weapons around him? Or a QB that is truly going to be a great QB.
A terrific season for a QB is 35 touchdowns, that's 15 less than he had last year. That's a big drop, and if he regresses to just a great season we need to see how he reacts to the media asking what's wrong with him and the Chefs? And we need to see how he reacts if the fans get a little upset about it.
And of course he needs to prove he can win in the playoffs, with Andy Reid as his HC I don't like his chances.
Not every thing is about you...
Last edited by Sam_Z; 07-19-2019 at 09:33 PM.
I'm not sure what more people need to see from Reid to realize that he'll never be a guy who can push a team over the top? It's almost like the Chefs are scared to fire him because Todd Haley was a bad coach and they're scared of going back to that. As if they think it's all or nothing.
hill dodged a bullet this time but he's going to screw up again, he's that type of idiot.


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