text: Thousands have been killed in violence following theUS-led invasion of Iraq [EPA] "We have made our bottom line clear: For the safety of our people and the peace of the world, America will not allow Iran to develop a nuclear weapon," Bush told the Saban Forum, a Middle East policy forum sponsored by the Brookings Institution. Bush defended his decision to invade Iraq in March 2003 and topple Saddam Hussein, the country's former leader, saying that after the September 11 attacks in 2001, the US could not risk the alleged threat Baghdad posed at that time. "It is true, as I have said many times, that Saddam Hussein was not connected to the 9/11 attacks," Bush said. But the US had to decide whether it could tolerate an enemy that allegedly supported terrorism and was believed to have weapons of mass destruction, and he said the US found "this was a risk we could not afford to take". "When Saddam's regime fell, we refused to take the easy option and install a friendly strongman in his place," Bush said. "Even though it required enormous sacrifice, we stood by the Iraqi people as they elected their own leaders and built a young democracy." 'Progress' made Bush, the first sitting US president to call for an independent Palestinian state, defended his approach to ending the six-decade conflict despite the lack of any concrete progress from US-backed negotiations. "On the most vexing problem in the region - the Israeli-Palestinian conflict - there is now greater international consensus than at any point in recent memory," he said. Palestinians are likely to be sceptical about theprogress Bush has made [AFP] Bush called the two-state approach "one of the highest priorities of my presidency," and described talks at a US-sponsored November 2007 conference in Annapolis, Maryland, as "determined and substantial". "While the Israelis and Palestinians have not yet produced an agreement, they have made important progress," he said. Hillary Mann, a former Bush administration foreign policy official, told Al Jazeera that her experience of working with the US leader on the Israeli-Palestinian conflict was different. "When I worked for him, before we came up with the roadmap agreement of 2001-2003 ... he didn't think you needed a roadmap, he thought a speech was all you needed," he said. "But reality doesn't work that way and that has been Bush's biggest enemy - reality." Bush also cited Lebanon's Cedar Revolution against Syrian involvement in the county, Libya's decision to end its nuclear weapons programme, increased enthusiasm for democratic reforms, and prosperity in places such as the United Arab Emirates. 'Watered down' Jon Alterman, the director of the Middle East Programme at the Washington-based Centre for Strategic and International Studies, told Al Jazeera the speech lacked vision. "It is true, as I have said many times, that Saddam Hussein was not connected to the 9/11 attacks."George Bush "His presidency has lost energy and confidence and he is just looking step aside," he said. "It felt almost like a medley or greatest hits, it didn't have the same energy or boldness, it was almost watered down. "The president knows when peace happens, some other president will take the credit, no one will say Bush is the man that set it up, they sense that Bush set these things back." Equally critical of Bush's comments was Abdullah Schleifer, a political analyst from the American University in Cairo. Speaking to Al Jazeera, he said: "It is as if he has reverted to type ... he talked about Syria and Iran in the same old context of 'you are not with us, you are against us'. "There was no reference to negotiations. The whole role of diplomacy and negotiations is on the backburner as far as President Bush is concerned." SOURCE: Al Jazeera and agencies


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The world's most unprofessionally run international motorsport event is growing up a little bit for 2014, as the Pikes Peak International Hill Climb will finally have spectator restrictions on its mountain-side race course starting with this year's event.
Instead of having spectators sitting right on the tarmac, in a sort of 12.42 mile free-for-all, event organizers for "The Race to the Clouds" will have severe spectating restrictions, with six designated spectating zones located throughout the race course.
In total, the six spectating zones will account for roughly 1.5 miles of course length, so roughly 1/10 the original area available to PPIHC fans. As such for 2014, a general admission ticket will give a spectator access to the starting line, Halfway Picnic Grounds, Ski Area, Glen Cove, Cove Creek, and the Devil's Playground.
However, once the race begins, fans will be stuck at whichever location they choose, and law enforcement officers will issue trespassing tickets to those fans found outside those areas, i.e. hiking the interconnecting trails along the race course.
From a safety point-of-view, this move has been a long-time coming. The Pikes Peak International Hill Climb has had a surprisingly good safety record when compared to similar events, with only a handful fatalities occurring during the race's 98-year history. Any veteran to motorsport racing though can see the accidents waiting to happen on the mountain.
With the Pikes Peak course now fully paved, speeds up the mountain are increasing at a rapid rate, in both the bike and car categories. With Sebastien Loeb setting a blazing outright record last year of 8'13.878 up the mountain, serious lap times are coming to Pikes Peak, which is really a race that is just one good lawsuit away from being shutdown.
As a professional in the motorcycle industry, who has photographed his fair share of races, I have always been appalled at where fans chose to situate themselves on the course, clearly not understanding the dangers around them (I have seen some questionable decisions by professionals too).
As a journalists though, we accept certain risks to get a story or a photo, and when at Pikes Peak a professional worth his/her salt always plans their shooting location with an idea of what to do and where to go during the unthinkable. One cannot assume the same for spectators though, which usually consists of a whole family in-tow.
At the Pikes Peak International Hill Climb though, I have seen fans setup folding chairs for their whole family, two feet off the asphalt, right in the impact zone for a fast turn.
While a great viewing spot, to be certain, those kind of decisions should never have been tolerated at any event (it was debatable that myself and another photographer should have even been working in that same spot because of the safety issue). It is honestly a miracle the PPIHC has survived this long without major incident, and fans should embrace the new spectating rules.
It is worth noting, that the business side of things PPIHC also has a vested interest in making more money through this spectating scheme, as fans will be corralled into areas for what will effectively be dawn-until-dusk hours.
PPIHC organizers plan on having concessions and shuttle services to its six viewing areas, which we can only imagine will greatly increase on-course revenue streams, which is at least a convenient side-effect.
Source: The Gazette; Photo: © 2013 Jensen Beeler / Asphalt & Rubber – Creative Commons – Attribution 3.0

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Sling Blade
"Getting the nomination is like gravy. Winning would be like whatever is better than gravy." Billy Bob Thornton (on his Academy Award Best Actor nomination for Sling Blade, 1996).
Actor, occasional screenwriter and director Billy Bob Thornton broke into the Hollywood scene with his low-budget, independent drama Sling Blade (1996, he wrote, directed and starred), which won him an Oscar for Best Adapted Screenplay and an Oscar nomination for Best Actor.
First noticed while costarring with Bill Paxton in the film One False Move (1992, he also co-wrote), Thornton continued to gain recognition with the films A Simple Plan (1998, nominated for an Oscar), All The Pretty Horses (2000, he directed and produced), Bandits (2001), The Man Who Wasn't There (2001), Bad Santa (2003, Golden Globe Best Actor nomination) and The Alamo (2004). Also an aspiring musician, Thornton has released two albums, "Private Radio" and "The Edge of the World," and reportedly has completed his next album, "California Possibilities."
6' tall Thornton's trademark may be his Houston Colt .45's hat. He was linked to Danielle Dotzenrod (dated in 2003) and actress Laura Dern (born on February 10, 1967; together 1997-1999). Thornton has been married five times (his latest wife was actress Angelina Jolie) and is currently engaged to special effects expert Connie Angland, with whom he has a daughter.
"The Angelina ship has sailed for me. I have a new kid with my girlfriend. Brad and Angie seem happy together. Why not make a movie for him? It will be one big happy family." Billy Bob Thornton
Billy Bob Thornton received a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame in October of 2004. A string of upcoming film works are waiting, one of which is Peace Like A River, a film produced by Brad Pitt's production company.
Fattest Baby
Childhood and Family:
"I was the fattest baby in Clark County, Arkansas. They put me in the newspaper. It was like a prize turnip." Billy Bob Thornton
In Hot Springs, Arkansas, Billy Bob Thornton was born on August 4, 1955, to Irish decent father Billy Ray (basketball coach and history teacher; died of lung cancer in 1973) and Italian/Cherokee Indian mother Virginia (psychic). The heaviest infant in Clark County at 30 pounds (he was seven months old at that time), Billy has two younger brothers: John David (born in 1969) and Jimmy Don (musician; born in 1958; died of heart problems in 1988). He is also the cousin of wrestlers Terry Funk and Dory Funk Jr. Billy spent his childhood in the dirt-poor backwoods town of Alpine and lived with his grandparents in a house with no electricity or indoor plumbing. He also began a life-long friendship with future screenwriting partner and aspiring novelist Tom Epperson.
An aspiring musician, Billy played drums in a band called "Stone Cold Fever" and cranked out Creedence Clearwater Revival songs while in high school. He was also a popular local baseball star with a talent for pitching and tried out as a baseball player for the Kansas City Royals. However, a broken bone ended his athletic career and Billy returned to music. He joined bands like Lighthouse and the Nitty Gritty Dirt Band, and let his hair grow very long. Malvern High School's drama teacher, Maudie Treadway, helped with Billy's acting skills. He studied psychology at Henderson State University in Arkadelphia, Arkansas, but dropped out after two semesters.
"I've been married five times, and people think that's some bizarre thing, yet I've got buddies who refuse to get married and have sex with 15 people a week. I'm like, 'Which is better?' At least I was trying." Billy Bob Thornton
Billy Bob Thornton has married five times. He married Melissa Lee Gatlin in 1978, but they divorced in 1980. Six years later, in 1986, Billy tied the knot with actress Toni Lawrence, but they separated in 1987 and divorced in 1988. Billy's third wife was his One False Move (1992) costar, actress Cynda Williams, whom he married in 1990 and divorced after two years of marriage. In 1992, he met Pietra Dawn Cherniak and they married on February 18, 1993. This marriage also ended in divorce in April of 1997, with claims of spousal abuse. On May 5, 2000, Billy eloped in Las Vegas with his Pushing Tin (1999) costar, actress Angelina Jolie, but they divorced on May 27, 2003.
Billy Bob has three sons: Maddox (adopted in 2002 with Angelina Jolie), Harry (born in 1994; mother: Pietra Cherniak) and William (born in 1993; mother: Pietra Cherniak). He also has two daughters: Bella (born in September 2004; mother: Connie Angland) and Amanda (mother: Melissa Gatlin).
A Simple Plan
"When a studio treats me badly, I remember it. I have no patience for studio executives who treat me like an idiot or tell me how my characters should talk." Billy Bob Thornton
A talented musician and baseball pitcher, Billy Bob Thornton began writing short stories when he was in the third grade. His first acting performance was playing a wise man in a school nativity play and his first directing gig was for a grade-school production of "Dracula." He also starred in the school play "Egad, What a Cad."
After having numerous jobs such as janitor, grocery store clerk, painter, drill press operator in a machine shop, bulldozer driver and sawmill worker, Billy Bob and his best friend Tom Epperson tried their luck in New York in 1977. Shortly afterward, they moved to Los Angeles and Billy Bob began his performing career as a rock singer and drummer. He began taking acting lessons in 1983, and in 1984, he suffered heart failure brought on by malnutrition, caused by eating nothing but potatoes. With the help of a kind doctor, who treated Billy Bob without charging him, Billy Bob recovered and settled in East Hollywood.
Robert C. Hughes' adaptation of Jere Cunningham's novel, Hunter's Blood (1987), was Billy Bob's film acting debut. He also made his first TV appearance in an episode of "Matlock" and the TV movies The Man Who Broke 1,000 Chains (1987, based on Robert E. Burns' novel) and CBS' Circus (1988). After playing roles in the films South of Reno (1988), Going Overboard (1989) and Chopper Chicks in Zombietown (1989, costarring Jamie Rose), Billy Bob made his TV series debut on Fox's "The Outsiders" (1990, inspired by S.E. Hinton's novel, alongside David Arquette). He was also spotted as a guest on Harry Thomason' produced series "Evening Shade."
Billy Bob next appeared in Mark Rydell's acclaimed musical comedy For the Boys (1991, starring Bette Midler and James Caan). In the next year, he co-wrote (with Epperson) Carl Franklin's crime thriller One False Move, in which Billy also costarred with Bill Paxton and then-wife Cynda Williams, playing the psychopathic redneck Ray. The film received critical reviews and won an International Fantasy Film Award for Best Screenplay. That same year, Billy played Billy Bob Davis, John Ritter's fellow employee, a childhood friend and fellow Vietnam vet, on the CBS sitcom, Thomason-produced "Hearts Afire" (1992-1995).
While working on the series, Billy Bob appeared in the 1993 films Living and Working in Space: The Countdown Has Begun (V), The Killing Box, Trouble Bound, Indecent Proposal, Bound by Honor, and Tombstone.
After appearing in Peter McCarthy's Floundering, Billy Bob wrote the short drama thriller Some Folks Call It a Sling Blade (both in 1994), the basis for the Oscar-winning feature Sling Blade. George Hickenlooper directed the film and Billy starred as Karl Childers, a twenty-five years sentence double murderer who is about to be released from an insane asylum. Billy Bob also played roles in 1995's On Deadly Ground, The Stars Fell on Henrietta, and Out There (TV). He made his TV screenwriter debut in the HBO's Don't Look Back (1996, also acted in) and teamed with Epperson again co-writing Richard Pearce's drama film A Family Thing (1996, starring Robert Duvall and James Earl Jones).
Billy Bob's feature directorial debut, Sling Blade (1996, costarring Dwight Yoakam), which he also wrote and starred, proved to be Billy Bob's breakthrough film work as well. The film is about the tale of Karl Childers (played by Billy Bob Thornton), a mildly retarded man faced with a complex moral dilemma. It garnered critical reviews, winning the Academy Award for Best Adapted Screenplay and received an Academy Award Best Actor nomination.
Subsequently, Billy Bob costarred with Vincent D'Onofrio and Rebecca DeMornay in Alex Cox's screen version of Wendy Riss' play, The Winner (1996), with Jim Metzler in Stefani Ames' A Gun, a Car, a Blonde (1997) and with Sean Penn, Nick Nolte and Jennifer Lopez in Oliver Stone's adaptation of John Ridley's book, U-Turn (1997, as a psychotic mechanic). He also played a reluctant religious convert in actor-director Robert Duvall's Oscar-winning The Apostle (1997) and lent his voice to the animated Mononoke-hime (1997, a.k.a. Princess Mononoke). More significant roles arrived in the following years.
Billy Bob portrayed a devious political advisor in Mike Nichols' dramatic comedy, inspired by Joe Klein's novel, Primary Colors (starring John Travolta and Emma Thompson), starred as a would-be marijuana tycoon in Stephen Gyllenhaal's Homegrown and costarred as the NASA Administrator in Michael Bay's Armageddon (opposite Bruce Willis).
Another Academy Award Best Actor nomination arrived in 1998 when Billy Bob starred as Bill Paxton's brother, unemployed slob Jacob Mitchell, in Sam Raimi's tight, effective thriller, adopted from Scott B. Smith's novel, A Simple Plan (also with Bridget Fonda and Brent Briscoe). Afterward, Billy Bob played John Cusack's rival in Mike Newell's dramatic comedy Pushing Tin.
South of Heaven, West of Hell, The Last Real Cowboys and CatDog: The Great Parent Mystery (TV, voice) was Billy Bob's film works before he starred as laconic, chain-smoking barber Ed Crane in the Coen brothers' edgy film The Man Who Wasn't There (2001, opposite Frances McDormand). The film was screened at the Cannes and garnered numerous awards for Billy. He then directed, wrote and starred (as Laura Dern's husband) in the drama comedy Daddy and Them (screened at Montreal Film Festival), played Bruce Willis' hypochondriac partner in Barry Levinson's Bandits (also with Cate Blanchett) and portrayed a racist prison guard who falls in love with the African-American wife (Halle Berry) of the last prisoner he executed in Marc Forster's Monster's Ball. He also directed the film version of Cormac McCarthy's novel, the western drama All the Pretty Horses (2000, starring Matt Damon) and co-wrote Sam Raimi's Southern Gothic thriller The Gift (also in 2000, starring Cate Blanchett) with Tom Epperson.
The subsequent years saw Billy Bob starring as a small town sheriff in Robby Henson's The Badge and joining Natasha Richardson, Patrick Swayze and Charlize Theron in Jordan Brady's romantic comedy Waking Up in Reno (both in 2002). He also starred as ex-con Manuel Jordan in Ed Solomon's Levity (opposite Morgan Freeman and Kirsten Dunst) and costarred with George Clooney and Catherine Zeta-Jones in the Coen brothers' Intolerable Cruelty (both in 2003).
2003 best remembered Billy Bob as a criminal who disguises as Santa Claus in Terry Zwigoff's crime comedy Bad Santa, for which he nabbed a Golden Globe nomination for Best Actor in a Comedy or Musical. The following year, Billy Bob starred in Ray McKinnon's touching tale of a man coming to terms with a life left in tatters, Chrystal (opposite Lisa Blount), portraying the larger-than-life living legend Davy Crockett in John Lee Hancock's true-event based The Alamo (alongside Dennis Quaid) and become coach Gary Gaines of the winning team Permian High Panthers of Odessa, Texas, in Peter Berg's football drama film, based on H.G. Bissinger's book, Friday Night Lights.
More recent, director Richard Linklater handed Billy Bob the lead role of a grizzled little league coach in his remake of Walter Matthau classic, the baseball comedy Bad News Bears. He will soon also star as John Cusack's unsavory associate in Harold Ramis' soon-to-be-released crime comedy The Ice Harvest (also with Monica Bellucci) and play the title role in Craig Gillespie's comedy Mr. Woodcock. He is also scheduled to star as NASA astronaut-turned-farmer in actor-writer-director Michael Polish' The Astronaut Farmer, costar with Jon Heder in writer-director Todd Phillips' comedy School for Scoundrels and play the lead role in the screen version of Leif Enger's novel, Peace Like a River. Filmmaker Michael Cristofer cast Billy Bob to star as a schizophrenic screenwriter in the thriller Fade Out (alongside Milla Jovovich and Dylan McDermott).
Billy Bob Thornton, who co-owns a production company with Dwight Yoakam, is also an aspiring musician. He appeared on the album "Hollywood Goes Wild" (RPH Productions), a benefit CD for the Wildlife Waystation animal sanctuary, before releasing his two CD's: "Private Radio" (2001) and "The Edge of the World." He also performed the Warren Zevon song "The Wind" on the tribute album "Enjoy Every Sandwich: Songs of Warren Zevon." More recent, he reportedly has finished recording his latest album, "California Possibilities," and is preparing for his next tour.
"Acting is playing... it's actually going out on a playground with the other kids and being in the game, and I need that. Writing satisfies that part of myself that longs to sit in my room and dream." Billy Bob Thornton
- Online Film Critics Society: Best Actor, The Man Who Wasn't There, 2002
- Florida Film Critics Circle: Best Actor, Bandits, 2002
- London Critics Circle Film: Actor of the Year, The Man Who Wasn't There, 2002
- Russian Guild of Film Critics: Golden Aries - Best Foreign Actor, The Man Who Wasn't There, 2002
- Southeastern Film Critics Association: Best Actor, The Man Who Wasn't There, 2001
- Paris Film Festival: Grand Prix, All The Pretty Horses, 2001
- Broadcast Film Critics Association: Best Supporting Actor, A Simple Plan, 1999
- Los Angeles Film Critics Association: Best Supporting Actor, A Simple Plan, 1998
- Boston Society of Film Critics: Best Supporting Actor, A Simple Plan, 1998
- San Diego Film Critics: Best Supporting Actor, A Simple Plan, 1998
- Online Film Critics Society: Best Supporting Actor, A Simple Plan, 1998
- Dallas-Fort Worth Film Critics Association: Best Supporting Actor, A Simple Plan, 1998
- Chicago Film Critics: Best Supporting Actor, A Simple Plan, 1998
- National Board of Review: Special Achievement Award in Filmmaking, Sling Blade, 1996
- Chicago Film Critics Association: Best Actor, Sling Blade, 1996
- Writers Guild of America: Best Screenplay Based on Material Previously Produced or Published, Sling Blade, 1996
- Independent Spirit: Best First Feature, Sling Blade, 1996
- Academy Award: Best Screenplay Based on Material Previously Produced or Published, Sling Blade, 1996
- International Fantasy Film: Best Screenplay, One False Move (1993, shared with Tom Epperson).


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Your guest list strategy is almost as important as determining your spending plan (budget), and closely tied into your spending plan. In fact, if your guest list is out of control, so will be your spending plan. The secret is to manage it from the start.
Your guest list will be made up of the number of family and friends that corresponds with the intimacy of the wedding, and is consistent with your wedding spending plan. It is most traditionally comprised of half guests from the bride's side and half from the groom's; however, this can vary for many reasons.
There are certain "must-invites" without exception: the live-in partner, fiancé(é), or spouse of an invited guest – even if you have never met him/her; the person who performs the ceremony and his/her spouse; the parents of the ringbearers or flowergirls. It is nice to include the parents of the bridesmaids, but generally only when the bride knows the parents well; also nice but not necessary are any mentors, advisers or counselors who may not be close to the bride and groom, but have been an important part of their lives.
It is never acceptable to invite certain guests to the ceremony and not the reception based on budget or space limitations (the exception is when you have an elopement and come to host a reception for all who did not attend the elopement). Here are my top tips I tell clients to remember:
1) It is your wedding. You do not have to invite all of your parent's colleagues, your third cousins and allow them to take priority over your own close friends and family when having to make a choice with your numbers. Which leads me to the second and most important thing to remember:
2) You will have to make choices along the way before the invitations go out. You will most likely have your ideal list and then have to pare it down based on space or spending plan restrictions. Knowing the above rules of etiquette on the "must-invites" vs. "would-be-nice-to-invites" will help make edits.
We specialize in helping our clients create guest lists, finding the perfect wedding invitation stationers and even keeping track of those RSVPs. To discuss your planning needs, give us a shout out!


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Relationship Advice
Whether you're looking to keep a new romantic relationship strong or repair a relationship that's on the rocks, these tips can help.
- With the increasing complexities of daily life, coupled with tremendous pressure to succeed at work or school, many people have lost their peace of mind. This in turn affects their relationships with the ones closest to them.
- When things tend to go wrong between you and a loved one, seeking helpful advice at the right time can save the relationship and prevent it from dwindling away or being destroyed by bitterness.
- First and foremost, it is very important to realize that the way a person acts always has a reason behind it, even if it doesn't seem to make sense on the surface.
- If you ever find yourself going through a rough patch in a relationship, you don't have to be discouraged. Countless people have gotten through worse situations, and there are sources of advice out there to help you to mend a strained connection..
Relationship Problems and Solutions
The few examples below might put some light on some of the most common issues that can strain a relationship, and recommend a few solutions. Of course, in the case of a very dire situation, always consult a professional.
- Having a bad temper is a problem that many people face. Anger issues are capable of wreaking havoc on a relationship, and need to be dealt with right away.
- Sometimes, simply being aware that there is a problem is enough for a person to gain better control over their emotions. In severe cases, however, a person suffering from this problem should be asked to consult a psychiatrist or a counselor.
- Possessiveness is a huge problem that often damages relationships. It breeds resentment between people when one of them feels that the other is attempting to curtail their freedom or deprive them of the space that they deserve. The possessive partner, on the other hand, is simply afraid of losing their loved one. Couples' counseling is the best solution to this kind of problem.
- Many, many families have to cope with a divorce. The best way to move on for a divorcee is to keep themselves constructively engaged in their work, not to obsess over the failed relationship, to maintain a positive outlook, make new friends, and find out more about the good things that life has to offer. If children are involved in the divorce, then it is even more important that the parents try to maintain a positive atmosphere. Many family therapists are available to help with exactly this circumstance.
Where To Turn For Relationship Advice
When a relationship is really on the rocks, going together to see a therapist is the best thing that can be done. For more everyday issues, however, there are many sources of advice available, ranging from web portals to offline media.
There are countless websites that will offer advice to individuals with relationship problems. Most of the time, these sites will offer their services either for free or by charging a small fee. Once a question is posed, a panel of experienced counselors or psychologists will offer solutions to help you with your relationship problems.
There are certain magazines that deal entirely with troubled relationships, while others will have a separate section specifically for this purpose. Once a query is sent, a reply often appears within a couple of weeks or months, depending on the publication.
By Telephone
Many counseling and rehabilitation centers will offer suggestions over the phone. These are usually free of charge, but sometimes registration is required, either as the call is made or by initially going to the clinic that offers the services.
Should you visit one of the online forums that deal with relationship troubles, you'll see instantly that you're not alone. There are innumerable people like you who are struggling with similar issues, and there can be a wealth of advice in a community of individuals with shared experiences.
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Contribute to the Forum
Beyond the objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity, the 2016 Forum has the ambition to consider other challenges that MPAs face, related to climate change in particular, and therefore will also echo the COP22 of Marrakech. The Forum that will be held just after the COP22 will be the first opportunity to share the results with Mediterranean actors, especially regarding the role of oceans and MPAs in the fight against climate change.
By choosing Morocco and Tangier for the 2016 edition of this Mediterranean Forum, the organisers also want to promote the initiatives and support the dynamics in motion in these territories. Besides the link with the Marrakech Conference on Climate Change (COP22), the issues of conservation and sustainable development that are locally at stake will therefore be promoted in the framework of the Forum, in particular through a field visit to the site of the future MPA of Djebel Moussa (on 28 November) and a special Morocco session.


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By David Fong
Regional Sports Editor
COLUMBUS — Ethan Turner came into the weekend perhaps the most disrespected returning state champion in the field.
Max Shore came in as the talented freshman who faced a brutal path in a loaded weight class.
Both will wrestle for state championships Friday.
Troy Christian's Turner, a junior at 126 pounds, and East's Shore, a freshman at 113, both won their semifinal matches Friday to earn spots in the finals of the Ohio High School Athletic Association Division III state wrestling tournament at the Schottenstein Center in Columbus.
Miami County went 2-3 in the semifinals, as Troy Christian's Caleb Schroer (106), Covington's Cael Vanderhorst (113) and Covington's Keringten Martin (152) all lost in the semifinals. Those three will wrestle in Saturday's consolation matches and can finish no worse than sixth place.
Here's a look at how the five semifinalists fared Friday:
Ethan Turner (Troy Christian)
Even though he came into the tournament as a returning state champion and a third-place finisher two years ago as a freshman, most wrestling experts had Turner projected as a state runner-up. Those whispers only intensified recently when he lost to Legacy Christian freshman Gavin Brown in last week's district finals.
Saturday, he'll get his chance to prove them wrong as he wrestles Brown for a state championship.
"They had me losing last year; they had me losing this year," Turner said of internet prognosticators. "That's all toilet paper material. You can read it and be entertained, but it doesn't really mean anything."
Turner has been dominant on his path to the finals, recording pins in all three matches, including two more Friday. In the morning quarterfinals, he pinned Newcomerstown's Gavin Weaver in 2:56. In the semifinals, he pinned Oak Harbor's Cameron Dickman in 4:03.
"After losing last week, I came into this tournament ready to go," Turner said. "It definitely lit a fire in me. I wanted to come out and wrestle well and get that second state championship."
To win another title, he'll have to avenge last week's loss to Brown — which is exactly how he hoped things would play out.
"Oh yeah, that's the match I wanted," Turner said. "There's a lot of things I learned from last week I can use. Little things, really. There weren't any major things. But last week was a definite eye-opener."
Max Shore (Miami East)
Shore's path to the state finals would have been tough for even the most seasoned wrestler, let alone a freshman making his first appearance at the state meet.
He showed the moment wasn't too big for him, however, as he first knocked off a two-time state placer in the quarterfinals, dominating Nelsonville-York's Collin Yinger — a two-time state placer — on his way to a 16-5 major decision victory. He followed that up in the semifinals with a 12-6 victory over returning state champion Casey Barnett of Milan Edison.
"They are the ones with all of the pressure on them," Shore said. "I'm a freshman; there's no pressure on me. My goal coming in was to place in the top four. I know I've trained hard, and I know I've worked hard. I knew I was ready for this. Now my goal is to come out and win it all."
Shore will battle Coshocton's Lucian Brink, a state runner-up last season, in Saturday's title match.
Miami East coach Mark Rose said that all of the time Shore has spent competing in youth national tournaments is paying off at the state meet.
"This is a kid who has wrestled at national tournaments," Rose said. "He's been at tournaments with more mats than this. When he walked out there, he wasn't intimidated by the size of it."
Caleb Schroer (Troy Christian)
Schroer's day started off easy enough, as he didn't have to wrestle a match to get to the semifinals when an injury forced Oak Harbor's Michael Judge to withdraw from the tournament, giving Schroer a default victory. In the semifinals, however, he was pinned by Delta's Zack Mattin in 3:57.
Schroer, who was making his first trip to state, will wrestle Cuyahoga Heights' Nolan Frye in the consolation semifinals Saturday. Schroer has assured himself a spot on the podium.
"It's been great," Schroer said of his first trip to state. "It's been a great experience, even if that experience isn't going to end exactly the way I wanted to. I had hoped to get to the finals. But I've just got to put that behind me and come out and wrestle better (Saturday)."
Cael Vanderhorst (Covington)
Vanderhorst found himself in a slugfest in the quarterfinals, defeating Rootstown's Caleb Edwards 13-8 in a back-and-forth battle. In the semifinals, he ran into Brink, who was able to escape with a 3-1 victory over the Buccaneer.
In his first trip to state last year as a freshman, Vanderhorst placed eighth. He's guaranteed to finish higher this season. He'll wrestle Yinger Saturday in the consolation semifinals. Vanderhorst could finish the tournament as high as third, but no lower than sixth.
"I'll finish higher than I did last year, but not as high as I had wanted to," Vanderhorst said. "I've just got to be forgetful and not think too much about (the semifinal loss). I've got to come back (Saturday) and wrestle as well as I can."
Keringten Martin (Covington)
Martin began his day with a 9-5 win over Mogadore's Nick Skye in the quarterfinals. In the semifinals, however, he dropped an 11-4 decision to Genoa Area's Kevin Contos. Martin will wrestle in Saturday's consolation semifinals against Swanton's Ryan Marvin, the wrestler Martin defeated 9-5 in the first round of the tournament.
So far, it's been an impressive run for Martin, who went 0-2 last year in his first trip to the state meet.
"It feels good," Martin said. "It's not as high as I want to be, though, and it's not over yet. I still have matches, and I still have to wrestle. My goal was to be as high on the podium as I could, and I want to come back (Saturday) and do that. It's just been an amazing experience so far. I want to enjoy every minute of it, because I know I'm close to the end."
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16th August, 2017
2017 World Breast Feeding Weeks and Nutrition Weeks Commemorative Ceremony was conducted in Myanmar Maternal and Child Welfare Association Headquarters on 16th August, 2017, 9am. In this ceremony, Dr. Thar Tun Kyaw, the director general of Public Health Department, Ministry of Health and Sports, Dr. Yi Yi Myint, the director general of Traditional Medicine, Ministry of Health and Sports, the president, vice president, secretary, treasurer and central executive committee members of Myanmar Maternal and Child Welfare Association, the president and members of Myanmar Women Affairs Federation, the president, vice president and members of Myanmar Women and Child Development Federation, Nay Pyi Taw Maternal and Child Supervisory Committee president and members, District Maternal and Child Supervisory Committee president and members, pregnant women and their husbands, invited guests attended in this ceremony.
Firstly the director general of Ministry of Health and Sports, Dr. Thar Tun Kyaw, delivered the opening speech.
And then, the director generals and focal persons of MMCWA offered the iodine salt, medicines, clothes and nutrient rice to the pregnant women and looked the nutrition weeks recorded photos.
As second part agenda, the president of MMCWA delivered the opening remark.
Continuously, director of nutrition department, Dr. May Khin Than, presented about the nutrition and deputy director of child health department, Dr. Theingi Aung, presented about the child health.
Then, the pregnant women who got three times and above pre natal care in Myitta Sanyay clinic, the breast feeding women and their husbands answered the questions about the nutrition awareness. The president and central executive committee members gave the prizes to the outstanding persons.


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Bollywood actors, Deepika Padukone and Ranbir Kapoor, will soon appear in Imtiaz Ali's film "Tamasha".
Currently, the duo is busy promoting their film at several events and reality shows.
Recently, in an interview, the ex-couple spoke about things they don't like about each other.
"(I don't like) That she is a flirt. That she is working too much and she should not burn herself out. She should take more holidays and breaks and should reserve herself, which she has started doing now," Bollywood Life quoted Ranbir as saying.
On the other hand, Deepika said: "(She does not like) The fact that you can't pin point what he is feeling or thinking all the time. At least that was my experience at the time when we were together. I couldn't really figure him out completely. I am not saying that he is not an emotional person or sensitive person. He must be but it doesn't come out and it's not visible. I wish he expressed more."
As everybody knows, unlike other break ups, these two handled theirs quite maturely. Deepika and Ranbir share a friendly bond and it is a good thing that the two do not feel awkward while talking about their relationship.
Meanwhile, Deepika is dating Ranveer Singh and Ranbir is in a relationship with Katrina Kaif.
The film "Tamasha" will reportedly present Ranbir as a nomad who meets Deepika during a trip to Corsica, after which the duo starts exploring the place, leading to a lot of fun and drama.
"Tamasha", produced by Sajid Nadiadwala, will bring the sizzling pair back on screen for the second time post their breakup, after the blockbuster movie "Yeh Jawaani Hai Deewani" (2013).
Before that, the two were seen in Siddharth Anand's "Bachna Ae Haseeno" in 2008.
Whenever the pair has appeared on screen, the movie has turned out to be a blockbuster hit. So, expectations are riding high on "Tamasha" too, which is slated to be released on 27 November.


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Over the past year, I've been serving in the Peace Corps in a country that is most regularly referenced to serve as a shorthand for "the middle of nowhere" — the Fiji islands. Second only to the incredible cheapness of bottled Fiji water (the cost difference goes towards the transoceanic liners polluting our atmosphere, by the way), I have found it to be an excellent place to apply my degree in liberal artistry.
There's a lot of different ways I could talk about this. I could tell you that I now believe cultural relativism is a worldview available only to liberals that do not ever fully leave their comfort zones and can afford to think of the people "over there." Or I could tell you that I now believe cultural relativism is the only way to live in the world without being depressed.
I could tell you that my Knox education did a good job of making me aware of systems of power and the relentless tug-of-war between tradition and modernity. Or I could tell you that my Knox education made me insufferably and hypocritically liberal, a too-loud white man that decries the man who beat his wife but lets the principal's wife wash his clothes (she has a washing machine: a modern miracle for my laundry-powdered hands and aching back).
A year of life is way too much to fit in a little article, so I'll just meander instead, and tell you that if you have as much passion and interest in the world at large and as basic skills as I do (word processing, planning etc.), you should apply to Peace Corps. Teaching seventh graders math or making a people's dictionary mostly just requires patience and dedication, as you listen and learn along the way.
Recently, I was talking to a good friend and work counterpart, an awesome, open-minded young guy who teaches me the local dialect and much else. After I told him that a close friend had just started Peace Corps in Mozambique, he thoughtfully inquired about the rates of violence against women in Africa.
I told him it was varied, but then pointed out that the worst rates of domestic violence in the world are actually right here, in the Pacific.
This surprised him, that his country has worse domestic violence than any African country (even here, people have a pretty dim view of Africa, which I work to change more than their Kardashian -and-guns view of America.)
So I then listed off a few people I had heard of as being wife-beaters in the village, though it is usually impressed upon me that they were, and are no longer, domestic abusers. This list includes the ex-husband of a comparatively individualistic hustler I hang out with, as well as an elder who is both the district representative and chairman of the school I work at. His wife and the community have forgiven him, and I've worked with him on a few small projects, as well as had a few Sunday meals at his house.
In my (white, straight, male) experience, Peace Corps has been highly worth it, though of course sometimes incredibly frustrating. My gay, female and POC friends have all experienced different struggles, but they have by and large survived and thrived. The self-doubt, the insecurity, the loneliness that we all experience as the result of being sole Westerners in a very conservative village setting are all things that toughen us and teach us to be realistic in our goal-setting, and to play to the end.
I actually hope to extend and spend a third year here, in a more urban setting, doing recycling projects and cultural preservation work, and experiencing a more modern Fijian lifestyle. I strongly recommend that you apply to Peace Corps, and do some really strange, challenging things that will sometimes leave you fistpumping and sometimes leave you crying, but are guaranteed to leave you tougher, more directed in life, and with resistance to bacteria that modern science has yet to hear of.
Tom Courtright was a columnist for TKS as a student. He's now serving in the Peace Corps in Fiji.


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Nuclear power stations are the workhorses of the electricity system. Because they work day and night, year in and year out, they provide continuous and reliable electricity production, which allows for the expansion of other forms of power generation that operate more intermittently.
Nuclear power is fueled by uranium, which is abundant in the Earth's crust – and particularly in Canada. Enough uranium resources are available to last well into the future, and to support growth of the global nuclear industry. Existing technology to reuse spent uranium fuel rods could further extend the life of uranium resources.


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This week we're taking you inside a project we completed at Orleans Chateau & Villas in South Florida. The home was recently profiled in a story in Miami Home & Decor magazine, so pick up a copy to see the glossy version of the photos.
We completed this 1,600-square-foot, mid-century condo renovation for Canadian clients who wanted a monochromatic scheme tempered with subtle splashes of color.
Take a peek inside the living room…
We installed neutral grasscloth lines up the walls to accent the coffered ceiling. The taupe and white woven sisal area rug adds warmth to the room. The rectangular cocktail table is from Jalan Jalan and features a petrified wood top with a chrome base. Notice how the table is pieced together with various individual inlays.
To add a touch of color, we matched geometrically patterned throw pillows with a vibrant shade of burnt orange. The ivory down feather sofa and linen loveseat are from Lee Industries — and they're as comfortable as they look.
We brought the outside in with this beachy-chic wall art from Pottery Barn. Notice how the seashell-themed throw pillow accents the overall theme of the room.
Check the blog next week to view more photos from this project.
Until then, follow us on Instagram to see what we're up to now.


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Recent Fall Inspired Jewelry
Oh, September - you just whizzed right passed me. The last two weeks were a blur. Really, October 1st? Is that right? Just doesn't seem like it should be October yet. I'll blink and it will be New Year's!!!
So what's a girl to do? Make jewelry like a fiend to capture all this fleeting beauty around me! What do you think of that Birch Forest Necklace? I'm smitten! I used Swellegant to add patina to the leaves, connectors and clasp. Oh, that's some good stuff! I think my favorite color combo right now is copper, teal, cream and bronze.
This one make me super happy! Just love everything about it. It's already found a new home, so I hope the owner is as giddy wearing at as I was creating it. Lisa Peters - that girl can make a leaf! The lampwork is Thornburg Studios and then my branch bead. I has an awesome stash of vintage chain that looks like bark - I use it like it's gold!!!
This piece will be making it's way to my website site. I did a series of leaves and pinecones recently - more on those later.
Oh, and pinecones - gloriously patinaed pinecones. I'm working on more - but you can find them in an ancient bronze coloring here. They have been super popular lately.
And while I'm all drunk with the changing colors of the season, farmer's market hauls and antique shopping bliss I decided to have a one day jewelry sale to celebrate all this autumnal goodness!
Use discount code HARVEST for 20% off your order on my jewelry website.
if you don't follow me on Instagram - you should! I love sharing all the beauty of my small town, my big adventures and the daily joy of creating!


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You've built your success, but that doesn't necessarily mean you want to manage it.
Wealth brings you a lot of things, complexity usually being one of them. Simplifying it is what we do. You may not really be that interested in the mechanics of financial planning, wealth management and investment portfolios – or you may not have the time – but you want to know you're getting the best possible solutions. To that end, when we built Cable Hill Partners we started with a vision; providing advice at a higher level. That means taking what we learn about you and putting it through the filter of our fiduciary standards so that the course of action we come up with is exactly right for your needs and in your best interests. Independence means we can work with any providers and any financial products without fear of conflicts or quotas.
It's that simple.
We believe in and follow an evidence-based portfolio management approach that is fundamentally different than what is found in most wealth management offerings, or pursued by most investors. We use research and strategic, passive investment strategies from Nobel Prize-winning asset management and index providing firms like Vanguard and Dimensional Fund Advisors (DFA), offering diversified and very low-cost portfolios that are tilted toward and successfully capture excess returns from broad market exposure with leanings to areas of the market that offer higher expected returns.
The end result is that you will have a customized investment strategy built entirely around your individual lifestyle needs, time frame, risk tolerance and aspirations.
Integral to each client relationship is a collaborative development of budgetary guidelines to ensure cash is readily available for your needs. To achieve this, we regularly review and rebalance holdings to provide proper liquidity for current requirements, new investment opportunities and unexpected emergencies.
Risk level has everything to do with comfort level. Establishing appropriate risk parameters is personal to each client. Adhering to those risk guidelines is achieved through diversification across asset classes to reduce risk from changes in interest rates, credit, business performance and inflation, global economic factors and more.
There are few things we advocate more strongly than tax efficient strategies in all aspects of financial life. While we do not provide tax advice to our clients, we regularly work with tax advisors retained by our clients to coordinate solutions that minimize the frequency and impact of taxable events.
Success offers the chance to do more in life, and big among our clients is the chance to give back whenever possible. Many of our clients are prominent patrons of Portland, Oregon and national charitable organizations, so we develop a range of charitable giving strategies that help our clients support the organizations and causes most important to them. In addition to doing good, charitable giving is intrinsically tied to prudent tax management. Everybody wins.
Our clients want their families to inherit more than just heirlooms. That's why we make intelligent estate planning a cornerstone of our comprehensive wealth management. Cable Hill Partners works closely with estate planning experts to help minimize tax exposure and maximize family harmony as wealth passes from one generation to another. We also specialize in crafting and administering business succession plans for family-owned companies and other closely-held businesses.
The escalating costs of higher education raise the eyebrows of even our most successful clients. This has made education planning an integral part of our wealth management conversations. We help assess costs, identify appropriate college savings plans and build investment strategies so that the children and grandchildren of our clients can pursue their dreams.
Our concierge service provides highly personalized attention from representatives of the firm who are trained to assist clients in virtually all financial management activities.
Whether you're an individual or family, an executive or business owner, have a foundation or oversee an endowment, you want advice and guidance to help navigate important decisions. We commit ourselves to gaining a thorough understanding of your life: not just your balance sheet, but also your hopes, dreams, fears, and concerns. And then we fully invest our energies, insights, and experience in helping you wherever and whenever your wealth touches your life.
Each client relationship begins with essential conversations about the key financial and personal issues they face. These conversations extend well beyond discussions about the markets, risk tolerances and investment philosophies to uncover the personal values and family dynamics that shape their most important goals and most pressing concerns.
Working alongside our clients, we identify, define and refine what they want to achieve today and how they envision tomorrow. From retirement planning, education funding or discovering more intelligent ways to borrow, to business succession plans and preserving assets and values over time, this portion of the process sets priorities and outlines our collective expectations moving forward.
Utilizing a holistic lens encompassing client assets across personal and business holdings, we present a comprehensive, fully integrated and completely customized wealth management plan. Each plan features bespoke recommendations and insights on investments, borrowing, liability protection, estate planning, philanthropy and more.
With client feedback taken into account, we now move to the implementation and monitoring phase of our process. On the investment side, we continuously evaluate asset performance and guard against overweighted portfolio sectors, rebalancing holdings whenever necessary. In other areas of the plan, we collaborate with the firm's strategic partners and outside advisors our clients have retained to address their needs in lending, insurance, tax and estate planning and more.
Through regular phone, email and face-to-face meetings, we make sure our clients fully understand the progress they are making against stated objectives. This is highlighted by monthly performance reports and holistic quarterly reviews, providing the basis for deeper conversations where we focus on specific areas of the plan.


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Marion Public Library offers ebooks, downloadable audiobooks, digital magazines, and streaming video through various services and apps. All resources can be accessed from any location using most devices and your library card information.
FAQ: Learn about our digital collections.
Ebooks, audiobooks, digital magazines, and streaming video.
Download the Libby app and start exploring digital magazines, books and more in just a few taps!
Download the RBdigital App and start exploring.
Another source for downloadable audiobooks, ebooks, and digital magazines.
Recently added to the RBdigital service: Acorn TV — shows, movies, and documentaries from British media giants like BBC, Channel 4, and ITV.


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The Most Legitimate Credit Repair Companies
Credit scores are becoming more important as the days go by. More and more companies are today considering their client's credit scores before they can offer their services. When your credit score is low, your ability to obtain credit, rent a house, get a good job, get good insurance terms among other things is affected so much because you are considered as a risky borrower. When applying for a loan, some loan lenders will reject your application and others will charge a higher interest rate because of a low credit score. That is why we have credit repair companies.
Credit repair companies are very efficient in matters to do with eliminating the negative items on credit reports in order to repair your score. These companies do this so easily because they know the system too well and how it works from the inside out. This is what makes it hard for an individual to repair their own credit score. The outdated items on our credit report, those that are inaccurate and also the erroneous items may be the reason why your credit score is low. These companies know too well how to remove those items in order to give a significant boost to your credit score. Then you will not have difficulties convincing lenders to loan you money at a good interest rate.
What makes a legitimate credit repair company?
A credit repair company that is able to meet your needs is the most ideal to work with. Many people pay a lot of money for credit repair but they never get to see good results. You therefore have to be sure that you are working with the best company at all times. Here are some tips you might consider in picking out the best credit company:
1. How long the credit repair company has been in business
Experience is always good when you are choosing a service provider and for such an important service as credit repair, you do not want to take chances with a company that is not well known. A company's track record speaks volumes about the kinds of services you will get and this is how you know if it is worth your attention or not. If a company has been in business long enough, it means that it has a strong foundation. It has also acquired good experience to be able to serve its clients better.
Three years or more is a lon The fees the company charges for its servicesg enough time for a credit repair company to master all it needs to help its clients to repair their credit scores.
2. What rating the credit repair company has on BBB?
Better Business Bureau is a body that evaluates the success and validity of American businesses. Its rating is very important as it shows just how good and credible the business is. Many consumers use the same body to file a complaint if they have a problem with a certain service. This reflects on the rating the company gets in the end. For a good credit repair company, you need a strong and positive rating to be sure that you are dealing with a good service provider.
New credit repair companies will obviously not have a good rating because they are just getting started. This is how you avoid paying for services whose effectiveness you are not sure about. With BBB, you do not have to worry about getting the best credit repair service. You can use the body to get all the information it has uncovered when investigating the credit repair company you are interested in.
3. The fees the credit repair company charges for its services
The cost of credit repair services should be important to you, which is why you need to work with a company that charges a reasonable fee. There are some credit repair companies that charge so much more than they should. Others have hidden charges, which makes the services even more expensive. There are others that promise low-cost services that are charged per item. All these are companies to avoid. If you need a good credit repair service, do not be quick to pay more than $500 for all the services rendered.
Go through the charges for the legitimate credit repair companies you know, and then pick out one that charges fairly to avoid paying a lot more than you should.
4. The length of time it will take to see results
On average, many companies take about 6 months to repair their client's credit score. This, however, depends on the details one has on their credit report, the amount and type of negative items that have to be removed. This means that the length of time it will take to see results varies from one individual to the other. However, it is important to consider this time so as not to be kept waiting by a credit repair company that is in no hurry to help you.
By 45 days after the beginning of the credit repair process, one should start seeing results. This is because the credit repair company will take about 30 days to investigate the different disputes on your credit report. If you have so many negative items on your credit report, you might have to wait a little longer to see results.
The most legitimate credit companies:
There are so many scam credit repair services on the market today. That is why it helps a lot to know which ones are legitimate. Working with a trustworthy company that can guarantee its services can be a great relief especially if you have struggled for a long time with a low credit score. A legitimate credit repair company is one that is reliable, can be trusted; will meet the end of its bargain and one that will not mess up your relationship with your lenders. For the best of these services, you need to work with the best service providers. Here are some of the few services that stand out above all the others:
1. Discount Credit Repair
Our most recommended credit repair company is Discount Credit Repair. There are a large number of reasons for this. The first of these is that it has been voted the Best Credit Company for the year 2016 and 2017. Second, it is controlled by a team of Credit Repair experts and credit repair specialists who are skilled in a wide range of areas, including legal. The team is consistently being increased to cater to new customers, meaning that at no time are they strained or hampered when it comes to delivering first class service. In addition, it is possible to receive tracking of any issues that you raise on your credit report, so that they can be cleared up in excellent time. Their reputation for brilliant service is unsurpassed.
2. Credit Target:
This is among the best credit repair company you will find in the country today. It is the only credit repair company that is run by actual lawyers. The company offers guaranteed services; therefore clients are only required to pay for services that have already been completed.
The first service is called Concord Standard and it mainly deals with the fundamentals of credit repairs. Under this service, the mistake on your credit report will be fixed, letters of good faith will be sent to your lenders and also, the service providers will look for legal loopholes to get your credit score back to where it should be.
The second phase is the Concord Premier. On this level, clients are taken to the next level of assistance, where their credit is monitored on a monthly basis. Service providers also take you through credit score improvement analysis especially if the first phase did not yield much success.
After that, there is the PremierPlus phase, which adds identity fraud alerts and personal finance tools to the first two phases in order to help you monitor your finances. The company has established an excellent customer service network that is helpful and quite supportive.
3. USA Credit Repair
This is among the most affordable credit repair companies in the country today. It may not have all the fancy offers that are seen in other credit repair companies but it has trustworthy and highly reliable credit repair services you can count on for the best results. The company offers straightforward credit repair services that are easy to understand and therefore easy to pay for. They will fix mistakes on your credit report; send good faith letters to your lenders as well as look for legal loopholes just so they can get your credit score back to where it should be.
Sky Blue also offers its services on a monthly basis; therefore clients are free to cancel the services any time they want. Having been in the market for a long time, it has mastered different ways through which it can effectively help their clients attain a better credit score. Its services are guaranteed, with a full 90-day refund guarantee no matter what the reason.
To serve its clients even better, the company has put together a very efficient and helpful customer service network that does its best to help and offer support.
4. The Credit People Credit Repair Company
This is a great credit repair company too. First of all, it offers a seven-day trial for a small fee of $19, which is good because you can try it out before you buy the service. The company also offers a lump sum price for 6-month services which is a great and affordable offer. There is also a choice for people who prefer to pay on a monthly basis.
One of the things that make this company stand out from the rest is its straightforward services, which are similar to what is offered at Sky Blue. It offers clear credit repair services including fixing any mistakes that could be on your credit report, sending good faith letters to your lenders as well as looking for any legal loopholes that could help get your credit score to where it should be.
The company is easy to deal with and clients can cancel whenever they wish. There is generally a mixed reaction on how other reviewers have written about the company. But it has a great feature, which is the money back guarantee. This is what assures you of a full refund just in case you are dissatisfied with the services rendered. If for instance you had paid for six months and you want out before they are over, you can cancel if you are not satisfied and still get back all your money.
Customer support service offered by the company is a bit limited. You can for instance call between 8 am and 5 pm. You can email the company and its customer support will get back to you within 24 hours.
Be careful about credit repair companies scams
It is unfortunate that scammers are all over the internet these days and they pose as credible credit repair companies only to steal from you and offer no help. For a person that is new in these kinds of dealings, it might be a great challenge determining what a legitimate company is and what a scam is. However, there are telltale signs, and these can tell you where you are headed to. If a company guarantees to raise your credit score within a short period of time, they may not be genuine. A genuine company will take time to study your credit report before they can give you any assurances. Other scammers will ask you to make a large amount of money as an upfront deposit. A genuine credit repair company will only charge for services it has rendered.
It is good to be on the lookout not to be scammed in the process of repairing credit scores. Take time to conduct an intense research and to compare different services so as to be sure that the company whose services you will buy is a genuine one.


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Chris Beetles, photography.
Edward Weston, USA 1886-1958, 'Pepper', 1930. See the estate site here. A natural oddity, a creative use of light and voila! a voluptuous image. … Continue reading
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Selena Kimball, collages.
Selena Kimball, born in Maine, lives in New York. I like the collage very much; I'm a bit sorry for the old Dore's book though; his illustrations are wonderful. Series … Continue reading
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The Drawing Center – Viewing Program – Crit Streed
http://www.drawingcenter.org/viewingprogram/share_portfolio.cfm?pf=1183 Crit Streed (Christine Campbell), Iowa 1948. 'The Geography of Drawing'11, 2004, sumi ink on tinted paper.
masnich9s reviews – StumbleUpon
http://masnich9.stumbleupon.com/reviews/80/ Masnich9 is a blogger with an eye for the unusual. It's art, it's fun, you keep turning the pages with a smile. (By the way, pictures of this canyon are numerous on the Net; always in colour – magnificent … Continue reading
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perses deviantART gallery
http://perse.deviantart.com/gallery?offset=48 A fading image of a lost dream. Elegant. Found via Frannyy; thank you. PerSe, rivers-arms, 2008-2011 on DeviantART
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Kuriositas: Ghost by Marco Brambilla
http://www.kuriositas.com/2010/08/ghost-by-marco-brambilla.html Do have a look at the disturbing video on the page. Marco Brambilla ( Milano 1960; studied in Canada, lives in USA ) uses a succession of photos to destroy and rebuild a woman's head. She seems to wake … Continue reading
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Gerald Peters Gallery | Exhibitions
http://www.gpgallery.com/exhibitions/view/164 J Henry Fair , industrial waste (fertiliser), Bartow, FL. When the landscape looses any natural aspect and becomes abstraction.
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Golden Well : Fine Art : Transient Light
http://www.transientlight.co.uk/photo.php?id=278&gallery=fineart Ian Cameron, 'Golden Well'. From the page: " I found a number of these little golden wells at the base of a waterfall in Kinlochourn. Where the water had filled them they were almost irridescent but around the edges … Continue reading
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Gerco de Ruijter
http://www.gercoderuijter.nl/ Gerco de Ruijter (The Netherlands, 1961) explores the highly geometrical Dutch landscape from the sky, using a helio-blimp camera ( or even a fishing rod sometimes!). Nature versus Culture. A very organised landscape.
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Agence VU – Bernard Descamps
http://www.agencevu.com/photographers/photographer.php?id=27 Bernard Descamp is a former French biologist turned photographer in the seventies. I love the delicate, symmetrical graphism of this landscape; the thin vertical lines seem to float in the air; the soft grey of tranquil waters are one … Continue reading
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Olivier van Rossum
http://www.oliviervanrossum.be/ You are entering a world of shadows and sudden lights, of moving time, of moments already passed; you will try to grasp a flitting vision in a fugitive instant.
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http://www.galerierichard.com/en_artist.php?id=47 Kiyoshi Nakagami (Japan 1949). This artist paints the light being born; one starts thinking about the slow birth of a star, the fragile building of some new galaxies, the sudden surging of our lives and dreams. Untitled, 2007, oil … Continue reading
Marianne Boesky Gallery – HANS OP DE BEECK
http://www.marianneboeskygallery.com/exhibitions/2010-05-08_hans-op-de-beeck/ Almost each evening in Funchal (Madeira's capital), some cruise liner hoots twice and very slowly leaves the pier. For a minute, time is suspended. You dream about old ships sailing to unknown places. Then you hear Madonna singing at … Continue reading
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Christian Bérard: Painter, Designer, Illustrator & Venetian Red Art Blog
http://venetianred.net/2010/01/12/christian-berard-painter-designer-illustrator/ I found this exceptional art-devoted blog by chance yesterday; Liz Hager and Christine Cariati are both artists who "thought that the process of looking at, thinking, and writing about art would help us to delve more deeply into what … Continue reading
R&my Marlot: Rodin
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treis reviews – StumbleUpon
http://trei.stumbleupon.com/reviews/50/ Trei's pages: a wonderfully illustrated poetical promenade that touches the soul. Thank you. Toshio Shibata (Japan, 1949) . 'Grand Coulee Dam, WA', 1996. From the page: "Under Shibata's eye, the man-altered landscape becomes a mysterious abstract composition in which … Continue reading
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fran&ois goffin – photographies
http://www.francoisgoffin.com/FR/photo.php?gallery=4&numPhoto=0 The portfolio is called 'Les choses simples' (simple things). The word that comes to mind is also serendipity; the photographer seems to stumble upon an appealing everyday scene and click on the button. Simple, perhaps, but full of poetical … Continue reading
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Today thousands of 4th year medical students across the country found out where they will be spending the next 3-4 years of their lives. It is a momentous occasion, worthy of celebration and excitement. My school's Facebook page happened to be live streaming their match day ceremony and I managed to catch it in my feed. I saw smiling faces, eagerly receiving their envelopes, and counting down the minutes until they could open them all as a class in unison. Before opening, they were allowed to "break the scene" and leave their seats to go stand by their family and loved ones. And on the count of three, envelopes were ripped and slowly but surely…the squeals, the shouts of "YES!" and the happy chatter began to fill the room.
I watched in awe…it was a weird feeling, A) because I knew none of these people personally, had no idea what their stories were or the events in their lives that led them to this point, and B) despite all of that, I got excited for them. And I think the knowledge that some day it was going to be me opening my very own envelope got to me because I actually got chills (as cliche as that sounds).
I'll never get to meet the class of 2017, but I know for them right now it's not the end…it's just the beginning. A lot of them are going out of state to places like Seattle and New York (so jealous!) , and others remain here. No matter where their career takes them, I know all of them will be successful doctors in their field. And getting to share in the excitement of match day for the first time only makes me more excited about what is to come!


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On to introducing my major works! My PIP- My PIP is on interracial relationships and how accepting multicultural societies, such as Australia, are of these relationships. I chose this topic because I am in one myself! My partner's Australian-Chilean and I'm Vietnamese. It's been quite interesting learning about other people's experiences with interracial dating and I'm looking forward to compiling it altogether into one beautiful research paper
My BOW- And finally, my BOW! I had a hell of an experience at the end of last year when my BOW concept was actually rejected by my teacher! She wasn't a fan of what I originally planned to do, which was sculpture, because she believed that I could achieve so much better if I did drawing. Although I was apprehensive, I took her advice on board and here I am with my new concept. I'm doing two large, mural-style drawings with the top being a waste dump and the bottom an abstract recreation of the Milky Way. My work juxtaposes consumerism with space and all its vastness. I wanted to make my drawing unconventional so I will actually be stippling but then using a soldering iron to burn bits and pieces of my work! My teacher wanted to add this touch to have a more symbolic layer to it; fire represents both creation and destruction so in destructing consumerism and waste, the audience can choose to create a more meaningful life and look at the bigger picture. I think it'll make a lot more sense when I write my statement of intention xD
Excited to see your PIP progress! I'm curious to see what other people's opinions are on this matter. I am excited to see your BOW progress too! I really like your concept It's an interesting take on the nature of consumerism I believe. Who is/are your artist/s of influence?Good luck with your majors!!
OMG 3 Majors!! Wait isn't it 41: Society and culture-PIP2: Visual Arts-BOW3:Ext 2 English4: Doesn't music 2 have one??Regardless, you really are in for a full on year, i can't wait to hear more about it!I wish you all the best!


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"... Gorongosa National Park is now the site of one of the greatest restoration projects in Southern Africa" and for "any keen or aspiring birder" it's a "must-visit in Southern Africa". - Christopher Scott, Country Life
When you ponder the animal kingdom, it's hard not to marvel at the bird group – their prominence and diversity are difficult to match. Some birds are generalists, while others have very specific requirements on where they can live and what they can eat. Even in a single forest patch, you'll find different birds feeding in the canopy, others beneath the canopy, and still others on the forest floor.
In 1965, 339 different bird species were recorded within Gorongosa National Park alone – not including Mount Gorongosa or surrounding areas. This is an indication of the exceptional biodiversity of the Gorongosa ecosystem.
The array of birds that you can see on a Mozambique safari in Gorongosa is simply breath taking. The best time of the year to see birds is November, when migratory birds arrive in Mozambique and resident birds have bright plumage for the breeding season. Over 150 different species may be recorded in a single day at this time of year. If you're a serious birder, you know that Gorongosa is home a special bird that is found nowhere else in the world - the Green-headed Oriole.


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Ship date: May 21, 2018
Release date: May 25, 2018
Track listing;
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Devonshire Cardi Kit
This lightweight, 3/4 sleeve cardigan is perfect for cool summer nights. The length is shorter (hits above hip and slightly longer in the front) but can be made longer. Please note that in order to increase length, you will need extra yarn, so order one size up. Kit comes with Pea Weepaca which is a super soft sport-weight version of Weepaca.
Bust: 30 ¾ (36, 41, 46 ½, 51 ½, 56 ½)" / 78 (91.5, 104, 118, 131, 143.5) cm.
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Patterns are in PDF format. You will be able to download your pattern direct after checkout and through an emailed link. Patterns purchased from Pam Powers Knits will be stored under your account and can be downloaded at any time. This version of the pattern is slightly different than the Devonshire sold on Ravelry, so there will not be a Ravelry integration offered.
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This is a 5-reel slot that has 3 rows with more than 50 pay lines. It is developed by Aristocrat Technologies. Though the graphics are elementary, the images of elephants and giraffes wondering in at sunset on top of reels. The themes are not well related with the game, but there are some symbols which merge like a giraffe, a lion, two women who are tribal, high card values A, K, Q, J and 10, and a silhouetted tree.One of the wild symbol is the diamond. It is seen in the reels number 2, 3, 4 and 5, and it is meant to replace all others to attain a winning combination, apart from a red flower scatter.
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They are provoked by getting three and above flower symbols at anyplace on the reel number 1, 2 and three. Once you get this, you are awarded 10 free spins that can be activated only once with a supreme reward of 5 spins. Coming to the user interface, it is a mixture of black and light orange color, which portrays a sunset environment in the Serengeti. This is also a theme of the game. Once you get that extra spin, you get another wild diamond that remains there till you finish the round, in that the last spins you will be taking can stand you a chance of winning big.
Playing 50 Lions slot game
This game can be played online and at specific casinos globally. The range of coin betting starts from $0.01 to $4, while one can place a bet of single coin per line. $200 is the maximum bet while 1000 coins is considered the highest payout. If you attain 5 lion symbol at a single pay line, you are awarded a payout of $4,000. A player has to choose a card color for the following suite to increase the chances of winning by 2X. To choose the color, the player needs to select a gamble feature and auto play feature too.
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The press reveals yet another Washington scandal:
•The Administration compiles a list of political enemies and attempts to intimidate them after obtaining information illegally.
•The White House formulates talking points to deny knowledge in an attempt to cover up the scandal.
•The President says "I can say categorically that... no one in the White House staff, no one in this Administration, presently employed, was involved."
•Congress holds hearings to investigate the erupting scandal.
•In an effort to divert the public's attention from himself, the President demands the resignation of key figures involved in the scandal.
Oh, by the way, the circumstances above are not pulled from recent headlines on Benghazi, the IRS, or the Justice Department, but rather from 40 years ago during the Watergate scandal.
If you remember the history of the Watergate break-in, President Nixon wasn't directly involved. However, the culture of his administration allowed it to take place. Instead of demanding accountability and punishing those responsible, the President's instinct for political survival took over and led to a cover-up, which ultimately was Nixon's undoing.
While recent scandals engulfing the Obama Administration may not rise to the level of Watergate, the parallels are concerning. Recent events have placed a spotlight on the culture of the Obama Administration, whether it is finger pointing over Benghazi, the IRS targeting Tea Party organizations for extra scrutiny, or DOJ obtaining the phone records of reporters.
All of these scandals share a common thread: the President's lack of engagement allowed them to occur, and a lack of accountability followed after they came to light.
Take the IRS scandal as an example. Starting three years ago, IRS employees singled out nearly 100 groups that had applied for tax exempt status, merely because their name included "Tea Party,""patriot," or "9/12." For over two years not one Tea Party organization was granted non-profit status, while dozens of groups with liberal-sounding names received approval in just months.
The Tea Party groups singled out by the IRS were subject to probing questions and threats from the agency. Incredibly, the IRS requested the groups turn over membership lists, lists of their donors, lists of books they were reading, materials they handed out at meetings, posts on their websites and social media sites, and much more. As Speaker Boehner stated, "my question isn't about who's going to resign. My question is who's going to jail over this scandal?"
President Nixon was also known to maintain "enemy lists" and use the IRS to punish his political adversaries. It appears the culture of retribution is alive and well 40 years later.
When the IRS scandal broke, the White House spin machine went into high gear. Like President Nixon, President Obama distanced himself, saying "I certainly did not know" and calling the IRS an "independent" agency.
Following script, the Administration found its scapegoat in acting IRS Commissioner Steven Miller, who was asked to resign – even though he was planning to leave a month later. Then Joseph Grant, the commissioner of the tax exempt division, announced he was "retiring" in June even though he had been promoted to the position days ago.
However, denying responsibility and throwing IRS officials under the bus does not wipe clean the President's hands. As President Harry Truman was famous for saying, "the buck stops here." While it's unlikely President Obama ordered -- or had direct knowledge of -- what the IRS was doing, he bears ultimate responsibility.
True leadership is defined by accepting responsibility. Unfortunately, the common theme emerging from the Obama Administration these days is a disengaged President unaware of problems that are happening on his watch. When scandals bubble up, his first instinct is to place the blame on underlings and duck responsibility. That is not leadership.
The American public deserves a full investigation and demands accountability. It's important that IRS and Obama Administration officials are called to the carpet to find out what they knew and when they knew it. Those who are responsible should be fired and potentially prosecuted for breaking the law.
It is crucial for the public to regain confidence in the integrity of the IRS and restore a non-partisan culture within the agency. After all, the IRS will play a pivotal role in implementing and enforcing the controversial health care law known as ObamaCare. The public needs assurances that the thousands of IRS agents responsible for enforcing the law will act appropriately.
It all comes back to accountability. The culture that has pervaded the Obama Administration must not continue, and it's up to President Obama to fix it.
After he resigned, President Nixon said "I was wrong in not acting more decisively and more forthrightly in dealing with Watergate." Those words should be a lesson to President Obama and his aides.
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What to Look for in a Used Cisco Equipment Vendor
You can find used Cisco equipment at up to 90 percent off the market cost with a used Cisco vendor. The equipment must have a good guarantee even one which is better than that provided for new Cisco equipment. For instance, the standard level of warranty to look after when should be a 3-year warranty with services to replace the gear in advance for the first year. With this kind of a fantastic guarantee, you'll have extensive protection, the fully-refurbished system hardware comes with an unrivaled functionality and needless to say, you'll have some peace of mind concerning your investment.
You ought to save on your IT expenses, and you discover that buying used Cisco gear may be an option which will work for you. Nonetheless, if you are a beginner at this and have never purchased Cisco equipment before, it's challenging to determine what features a vendor should have. You're concerned that a specific vendor might take advantage of you and purchasing from them may, in the end, cost your company a lot of money. Maybe you are thinking about purchasing such equipment on an online auction which might carry high risk and will not have a guarantee that you will get exactly what you pay for. Al these fears are legitimate, however with comprehensive attentiveness and investigation, you might find a trustworthy merchant seller who is trustworthy who can guide you on ways to stretch your budget as much as it can go. Below are a few essential things to think about when looking for a seller to provide superior used Cisco hardware for the infrastructure for your network.
If a vendor Isn't ready to guarantee the used Cisco Equipment with a guarantee, this should be a red flag that it couldn't function as promised. You need to constantly find a dealer that provides a guarantee for several years; this is going to help in making sure that the equipment is going to be restored to an almost brand new condition. A vital facet of the warranty has to be an improvement replacement gear, if necessary, as many as you can. A retailer who is willing to support your purchase by offering a good warranty is confident that they are giving used Cisco equipment of good quality.
A reliable and honest vendor ought to have enough confidence in the comprehensiveness of this hardware renovation to offer a replacement option for the used Cisco equipment. As a purchaser, you must have the confidence that a replacement supplies you with, if you believe you need to do it. If the Seller doesn't have any replacement option, it may be an indication that the vendor is not confident in the quality of the used Cisco equipment.
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Year 6 Last Day in London
6th June 2018
Today was another busy and fun-filled day. We packed up our rooms in the morning and headed off to the Natural History Museum where we saw an enormous bke whale, dinosaur bones and even a dodo!
Then after a spot of lunch we went to the Science Museum where we saw a show about explosions and went into the Wonderlab.
After dinner we had the long walk back to Waterloo and the train home. A very tiring but fabulous few days!


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Nifty as on 05 Nov'13– 6253.15 (-64.20) Bank Nifty as on 05 Nov'13– 11498.90 (-115.20)
Nifty made a high of 6342.95 just shy of few point to test and post new high on Muhurat Trading Day. Generally, on Muhurat day we don't see much momentum and that is the reason Nifty traded in a narrow range.
On Tuesday, in pre-opening session market traded much lower and which gave a idea that market is going to remain weak during an intraday. Technically speaking, Nifty has marginally broken long trendline, while one minor trendline is still valid, but if we see Sensex chart than it has given break down from long trendline. After sharp move momentum is weakening and which was quite obvious. Bank Nifty made a fresh high but could not sustain and gave away major gains, in support to that CNX IT Index is also weakening and we can't resist to make a statement that we anticipate some sharp fall in the IT Index.
So, we have early sign of weakness. Risk takers can take fresh shorts if Nifty struggles to hold above 6250 levels, we may take short position below 6230 with stop above 6250. Don't forget its early signal.
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Canvas recently went through a UI change. Specifically, they made some changes to the Global Navigation Bar. The Global Navigation Bar is the red bar at the top of every page in Canvas (with links to "courses," "grades," "calendar," and the "library"). One thing that has been removed was the "Assignments" drop down that was on this navigation bar (See below)
One reason this has happened, is so that Canvas can be more agile with further UI changes. Also, I think this is a win because many faculty were confused about the difference between "Global Assignment" (what was removed), and "Course Assignments" (the tab on the left side course nav bar). This helps alleviate any confusion, as there are no longer two options for "assignments."