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Driven a 2003 Corolla up there in 2014.. Slow but I made it no problem. Brushy. Drove Subaru outback up there in 2018. They had brushed it out nicely after the 2017 fire.
I saw sedans up there in 2018. Unless you drive like an idiot (nothing personal) if you go slow, know how to negotiate rocks, with AWD you'll be fine. Clearly you don't need AWD but the concomitant clearance that comes with most helps. Aside from rental company GPS bs there's not much reason not to. Go slow, budget an ~hour for that road.
So what if you drive 'off pavement'? They charge extra? Play stupid say your GPS said it was a shortcut and paved and you thought it would go through then you turned around?
It's the most epic way into Jeff Park. It's subtly uphill with suddenly world class views.
Imo from out of state throw all the marbles in.. I say that as someone who drove that same Corolla on some crazy Canadian back roads to take a back way to Assiniboine, that had mining trucks going full speed around blind corners cause they radio ahead to other trucks.. and I tried driving over a cobblestone river washout a good 35km from pavement... Lol ok that was the end for my "rig". Hiked from the parking before the washout.
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Haven't done this road, but one time we rented an SUV for a vacation so we could drive some crappy roads. Discovered all rental SUV's and trucks come with a plastic "skirt" under front bumper, to lower ground clearance (probably to discourage this kind of driving). If you plan to drive off paved roads, bring tools to remove that piece of plastic, very easy to break it on the rocks.
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Are you really advocating modifying a rental vehicle in clear violation of the intent and contract, rather than just renting a Wrangler?
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I once drove the crap out of a rental Escort on roads that aren't even open now. At the end of the week, washed it so at least there wasn't any obvious exterior evidence I'd been naughty. Didn't really feel guilty about it; that car was nasty, should have been retired from the rental fleet long before I got to it.
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lol this is like asking an airline if they feel bad about selling someone's seat out from under them instead of honoring the contract. IMO with national/transnational businesses, unless there's a special exception, if it helped their bottom line they would cut you and everyone in your family's throat in the night if there were no repercussions for them. hyperbole yes, but this sounds like asking if someone would REALLY tear the little label off of a mattress or a pillow that says not to remove..
why do they rent a 4wd vehicle capable of those roads but then disable it? And require you to pay top dollar to rent a wrangler? bit of a racket if you ask me.
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thanks everyone for the responses. I honestly didn't know anyone replied, I've gotten no notifications, I had to search my own post on here. kind of odd but whatever. anyways in reference to the posts I think I am going to give it a try, I will be getting an SUV and making sure it has AWD and good clearance. from all the videos and photos I've seen it looks doable if you take it slow. I took a rental SUV up a degraded fire road in Washington last year and ended up almost stuck because of the size of the rocks, didn't hear anything from the rental company about being "off-road" so I'm not worried about that. I guess I am just mostly concerned about washouts or large rocks or stuff that would be impassible unless you have a serious off-road vehicle, which that doesn't sound like the case. I do have a fair bit off off-road driving experience so as long as I can take it slow I think it'll be good. thanks for all the feedback and any additional feedback anyone has. we will be in Oregon in the beginning of Sept. and looking at this hike on the 4th and 5th. Very excited to see your beautiful state in person!
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Best of luck!
With an AWD SUV and careful driving (and patience for the hour drive off pavement) you should be fine. There are a couple locations that could get really muddy after some rain, so just keep that in mind if rain is in the forecast.
With an AWD SUV and careful driving (and patience for the hour drive off pavement) you should be fine. There are a couple locations that could get really muddy after some rain, so just keep that in mind if rain is in the forecast.
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You have to manually "subscribe" to your thread (using the little wrench icon) if you want notifications. I guess some forums do it automatically, but this one doesn't.surreality87 wrote: ↑August 19th, 2019, 7:37 amthanks everyone for the responses. I honestly didn't know anyone replied, I've gotten no notifications, I had to search my own post on here. kind of odd but whatever.
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Name: Sister Mary Felix (Creedon)
County of: Hamilton
Township: Delphi
Ward: Sisters of Charity Mother House
Event date: 22 Feb 1918
Event place: Delhi, Hamilton, Ohio
Residence: Delhi, Hamilton, Ohio
Gender: Female
Death age: 75y
Marital status: Single
Race: White
Occupation: Nurse
Birth date: 01 Jul 1842
Birthplace: Ireland
Burial date: 25 Feb 1918
Burial place: Mt. St. Joseph, O.
Father: Patrick Creedon
Father's birthplace: Ireland
Mother: Mary Coakley
Mother's birthplace: Ireland
Informant: Sister Ernestine(?)
Cause of death: Lobar pneumonia
Undertaker: Geo. Engles, Mt. St. Joseph, O.
The source given on FamilySearch is: "Ohio, Deaths, 1908-1953," index and images, Mary Creedon Or Felix, 22 Feb 1918; citing Delhi, Hamilton, Ohio, reference fn 10432; FHL microfilm 1984229.

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The gourmet restaurant of the luxury hotel Bill & Coo with the amazing view of the sunset has been awarded many times with the help of Athinagoras the talented chef makes gourmet meals with topic herbs and bio products . Yea at bill & Coo restaurant that the Greek gastronomy displays a very hight intelligence a discerning aesthetic and tastes whose force can cause you to swoon .
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Indeed, in a country of 16 million inhabitants, there are 18 million bikes. More important, though, are Dutch attitudes about cycling. Someone who rides to work or for pleasure is not seen as an outlier or renegade: Even Prime Minister Mark Rutte rides to work. Hmm...What kind of a country would the US be if our President rode to his office every day?
Oh, but it gets even better. You see, although the Dutch royal family--like its counterparts in the UK, Denmark and other European countries--has little actual power, it is still seen as a "face" of the nation. Their day-to-day activities help to form the image their subjects have of their nation, and the image that nation projects to the world.
So it's no surprise that King Willem-Alexander, who has occupied the throne for nearly four years, cycles--as a Cycling NL video notes, "not only for the annual so-called photo opportunities, but also in private." He is regularly accompanied by his Argentinian wife--Queen Maxima Zorreguieta-- and their daughters.
It's also not surprising that he inherited his love of cycling from his family. His mother, Queen Beatrix, did not cycle much while she was queen, but did enough riding before that to warrant a statue of her astride a bike in the Dutch capital.
Her mother, Queen Juliana--one of the best-loved monarchs in Dutch history--was an avid cyclist throughout her life. Here we see her during a visit to the Frisian Islands in 1967:
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Ollie has forged a collaborative musical project over a two year period with the Lost Messiahs entitled "Soulstar". The official CD launch was crowned with a live performance by Ollie and his band of merry troubadours at Lethean in June. What started as a solo record project through the collaboration with a wonderful collection of guest musicians and singers has turned into a fantastic showcase for the combined talents of all of the musicians involved.
No stranger to the music scene Ollie has shared stages with The Pogues, Van Morrison, Crowded House, Bob Geldoff and The Waterboys and has enjoyed chart success and critical acclaim with previous bands The Mere Mortals and The Perfect Skins. See Kavanaghs website for more.


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A nice, easy contemporary album that doesn't seek to rewrite history nor to forecast the future. The rhythm section tells us we're firmly in the 21st century the horns, however, and to their credit, stick to the time honoured values so beloved of their predecessors. This is the perfect mix with Finzer taking the trombone up front rather than being in the, albeit boisterous, ingénue role it has often been cast in the past.
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Alongside, Pino is cucumber cool both on saxes and some explorative clarinet moments. Wintz, Zaleski, Baron and MacBride keep the boat afloat making this particular chase a sextuple dead heat!
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California Cattle Operation Wins 2010 National Environment Award
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Leavitt Lake Ranches of Vina, Calif., has been named the 2009 National Environmental Stewardship Award winner. The operation was honored yesterday at the 2010 Cattle Industry Annual Convention for making environmental stewardship a priority while improving production and profitability.
The Environmental Stewardship Award is sponsored by Dow AgroSciences, the USDA National Resources Conservation Service (NRCS) and the U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service, and is administered by the National Cattlemen's Beef Association (NCBA) and the National Cattlemen's Foundation (NCF).
Leavitt Lake Ranches is owned and operated by Darrell Wood, his wife Callie, son Ramsey and daughter Dallice. It has family ranching ties dating back to the 1860s. Working in segments of agriculture and without any cattle or land when they wed in 1981, Darrell and Callie had a vision to restore ranches that had been owned by Darrell's family. They began to acquire ranches and cattle, leasing property and gradually buying the former family property.
Today, they own about 3,670 acres of private land, manage 25,000 acres of Bureau of Land Management permits and lease another 11,000 acres between the winter range annual grasslands of the Vina Plains and the summer range on high elevation meadows of Lassen County. They run 600 mother cows and 400 yearlings and farm 600 acres of alfalfa and 900 acres of irrigated pasture. The cattle herd is made up of spring and fall calving herds of registered and commercial Angus cattle.
The Wood family has implemented a number of practices aimed at protecting and improving the land upon which they make a living. These include:
• Worked in cooperation with TNC on a restoration plan for the Vina Plains, vernal pools project. The vernal pools are home to several threatened, endangered or at risk plant and animal species
• Provide habitat for an abundance of wildlife including waterfowl, mule deer, pronghorn antelope, aquatic species, upland game birds and sage grouse
• Improved irrigation systems, constructed cross-fencing, installed livestock water developments, conduct seeding, decrease streambank erosion and implement an overall prescribed grazing plan
• Improved riparian conditions along Pete's Creek and restore the hydrology of the surrounding meadow. This was targeted to increase sage grouse habitat
• Participated in Nutritional Balance Analyzer program, a pilot program that tracks forage quality on rangelands through livestock fecal analysis
• Fenced off riparian area to improve habitat condition for wild salmon that utilize Deer Creek for spawning
• Completed conservation and grazing plans on all the lands associated with Leavitt Lake Ranches, where resource concerns were identified and technical assistance was provided to alleviate them.
"The Leavitt family has taken a leadership role through the cohabitation of endangered species and cattle," said Dave Petty, chairman of the Environmental Stewardship Award selection committee and 2001 national award winner. "They show that cattle ranching supports these species better than non-use of the land."
"We approached Darrell with a restoration plan to improve the condition as well as increase habitat and populations of several threatened and endangered species on the Vina Plains Preserve," said Jake Jacobson, Lassen Foothills Project director, The Nature Conservancy (TNC). "Darrell is an exemplary livestock producer; he has a keen sense for good land stewardship."
Darrell Wood is serious about the family's approach to caring for the environment. "I take quite a bit of pride in knowing that this ranch is going to (thrive) in perpetuity, not only for my kids and their kids but for future generations down the line," he said. "I feel very good about that."
Callie Wood says caring for the environment involves respect for generations and the environment. "Stewardship is just like values that you learn from your parents or your grandparents, and it is passed down," she said. "Our children look at what we've done, and to them that's what should be done. We've always just had a love of the land."
The lessons have been well-learned. "In order to have a sustainable ranch, we need to be a steward of the land," said daughter Dallice. "And by doing what we're doing – by irrigating and rotational grazing and working with NRCS – I believe that's stewardship."
Leavitt Lake Ranches was nominated for the Environmental Stewardship Award by the California Rangelands Trust and the California Cattlemen's Association, with which the family has partnered to apply conservation and protection practices. In addition, the Woods have partnered with USDA-Natural Resources Conservation Service through the Environmental Quality Incentives Program; Wildlife Habitat Improvement Program; Wetlands Restoration Program; Grasslands Reserve Program; Nutritional Balance Analyzer Program and Texas A & M University. They also have working relationships with the U.S. Fish & Wildlife, Partners for Wildlife Program; The Nature Conservancy; Deer Creek Watershed Conservancy and Ducks Unlimited.
"The team at Leavitt Lake Ranches has done a tremendous amount to improve the natural resources in their care," said Petty. "Their leadership, dedication and whole-farm approach make them valiant spokespeople for our industry."
Leavitt Lake Ranches represented NCBA Region VI in the 2009 ESAP program. Other finalists for the 2009 Regional Environmental Stewardship Award included:
Region I: Young's Cattle Co., Belmont, Ohio
Rick & Jayne Young
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Jonathan (Jonny) Harris and Family
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Region III: Eckenfels Farm, Sainte Genevieve, Mo.
Bob Eckenfels
Nominated by USDA – NRCS
Region IV: Stoney Point AgriCorp, Melissa, Texas
Mark Quinn and Family
Nominated by Texas Cattle Feeders Association
Region V: Pape Ranches Inc, Daniel, Wyo.
Norm & Barbara Pape, Fred & Michelle Pape, and David Pape
Nominated by Wyoming Stock Growers Association
Region VII: Daybreak Ranch, Highmore, S.D.
Jim & Carol Faulstich, Adam & Jacquie Roth
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Meteos: Disney Magic is a puzzle game co-developed by Q Entertainment and Aspect, published by Buena Vista Games for the Nintendo DS. It is the sequel to Meteos, also for the Nintendo DS. Meteos: Disney Magic follows the same basic concept as Meteos, but makes many distinct changes, the most notable being that it features Disney characters as opposed to the various alien species from Meteos.
The player must hold the Nintendo DS sideways à la Brain Age: Train Your Brain in Minutes a Day!, creating a taller playing field on the touch screen. The top screen shows a particular scene, which changes when launching a certain number of Meteos off of the screen.Such scenes include Lilo and Stich, The Nightmare Before Christmas and Pirates of the Caribbean. One of the biggest changes in gameplay is the ability to drag tiles left and right, unlike the original Meteos whose tiles could only be moved up and down. This only applies to Easy, Medium and Hard modes; in Expert mode, only up and down movements are allowed.
Meteos: Disney Magic has received in general lower scores than its predecessor. Nintendo Official Magazine's review said it that, "if you're after a puzzler that's easy to get to grips with then this is a good choice," but added that, "the original is still the definitive version," and said that the new Disney animations were pointless. IGN's review maintained that the gameplay was less restrictive due to the new horizontal sliding, and also praised how the slider locks, discouraging scribbling on the touch screen, a technique used to make the previous game easier. However, the review criticized it for a lack of online play, and for replacing the alien theme with the Disney theme. Gamespot found the gameplay to be as satisfying as in the previous title, complimenting the ability to move tiles horizontally, though also criticizing it for lackluster unlockable content and that the Disney theme wouldn't be everyone's cup of tea.
Meteos Wars
Meteos Wars is the Xbox Live Arcade version of the game with a release date of December 10, 2008 for 800 MSP.
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- ^ a b c "Meteos Wars to shower XBLA [update]". Joystiq. Weblogs.
- ^ "Updated Australian Release List - 21/11/05". PALGN. 2005-11-21. Retrieved 2009-08-17.
- ^ Meteos at Metacritic
- ^ "NP Top 200". Nintendo Power 200: pp. 58–66. February 2006.
- ^ Freund, Josh (March 2, 2005). "News - Latest Famitsu scores - Meteos gets a 38/40!". GamesAreFun.com. Retrieved 2008-12-14.
- ^ "Buena Vista Games Enters Agreement to Publish Four New Games from Q Entertainment". GameSpot. URL Accessed June 2, 2006.
External links[edit | edit source]
- Planet Meteos — the official Japanese site (in Japanese)
- Nintendo Meteos — the official English site
- Meteos at MobyGames
- GameSpot GameSpace for Meteos
- Interview of Tetsuya Mizuguchi by 1UP.com


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About The Mary L. Fifield Art Gallery
There are many reasons to visit the Mary L. Fifield Art Gallery at Bunker Hill Community College. This welcoming and inviting space on campus not only offers creative stimulation with various art exhibits by Boston-area artists, but is designed to also help expand thinking about our world and ourselves. The Gallery provides students, faculty, staff and community visitors an opportunity to connect with ongoing college-wide explorations of themes, cultures and communities that gives us all deeper insight.
The Gallery also hosts BHCC's Artist in Residency program, which is intended to be a way for students to have meaningful interactions with art and practicing artists, and to engage all members of our community more fully with the College's core commitment to equity, justice and social change.
In addition to fine art exhibitions, the Gallery hosts many special performances, poetry readings, film screenings, thought provoking presentations and other special event programs that intend to be both meaningful and transformative.
Come to the Mary L. Fifield Gallery at Bunker Hill Community College and be inspired.


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There's a new kind of treasure hunt taking place all over the world. You just need to know where to look.
This treasure, however, isn't buried on an uninhabited island, it's all around us. And there's another twist: the treasure chests are USB drives hidden in plain sight, and the gold is what's on them.
Source: Messy Nessy Chic
This past summer, a database of the project was started as a means of locating and documenting the hidden USBs. If you'e feeling up to it, you can start planning out your own quest to find the one nearest – or furthest – from you. You can also follow Bartholl on Twitter and keep up to date on new ones added.
Share this cool project with your friends and get ready to go on an adventure!


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Recently, North Bend Public Library in Oregon announced that they would be running a program called 'Adulting 101'.
'Adulting 101' covers a number of useful skills including basic cooking (and how cook in college dorms without a dedicated kitchen), how to create a budget, how to do taxes, how to search and apply for jobs and how to identify fake news.
While many have laughed at the program, I actually though it was a very clever idea. With the exception of checking my oil and general car maintenance (thanks Dad), I am pretty useless at other taken for granted tasks like cooking. I think the program is a clever way to reach out to young people in the community and help them develop their independence and confidence as they navigate early adulthood.
But not everyone agrees. The author of one article I came across argued that young people should '… just look these skills up on YouTube like a normal adult'. Attitudes like this are problematic, because as we know, not everyone has the skills or resources to access information in his manner. Offering classes and workshops in libraries is one way that people access important information and develop skills when they don't have the means or ability to simply 'Google it'.
Interestingly, not everyone is so pessimistic about the program. The first 'Adulting 101' session attracted a dozen members of the community and the second brought 13 people through the library doors. That's at least 13 people who might not have come to the library otherwise and potentially left with a skill set they didn't have before, which I think is a bit of a win in and of itself.
While the title of the program might be a little tongue in cheek, I think that libraries being proactive and innovative in creating programming for many different demographics within their community is fantastic to see. Even ALA's 'Center for the Future of Libraries' recognises the importance of creating library programming designed to offer guidance and support to emerging adults and as a result, other libraries are putting together their own 'Adulting 101' programs.
I see 'Adulting 101' workshops as just another way libraries can engage with and provide useful services for their communities. What do you think?
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Nazi meth was distributed to German soldiers and likely gave them the chemical boost needed to dominate their victims and the Allied forces until 1945. While the exact number of German troops forced or coerced to take meth in the line of duty will likely never be known, the numbers are almost certainly astounding based on evidence presented in this article. In fact, Nazi meth was so potent and so efficiently manufactured by the Germans that one of the most common versions of meth found on the streets today is called "Nazi Meth."
When compared to Allied forces, Germany was significantly outmanned and outgunned. (1) However, for most of the first 5 years of WWII the Nazis trounced their enemies despite these deficiencies. One explanation for the seemingly superhuman power of the German army is that troops were regularly provided with a potent form of methamphetamine. In fact, German soldiers, sailors and airmen were doled out hundreds of millions of doses of meth during the war, including ten million doses that were delivered to troops after the rest of Europe had wisely outlawed the substance. (2)
Meth was used widely by the German war machine to help soldiers stay awake, remain alert, increase aggressiveness, lower inhibitions to risk and improve moral. Considering the conditions they were fighting in, it's no wonder that troops readily adapted to meth use: by D-Day more than 1 in 3 German soldiers had been wounded and overall there was a 50% likelihood of an infantryman being killed or wounded. (1)
Unfortunately, German soldiers were susceptible to addiction to meth and a number of other drugs commonly in use during the war; especially opiates and alcohol. Soldiers were supplied with these substances by family members and friends when the war machine ran low, and when troops came home from battle they brought their addictions with them, rapidly spreading it to the civilian population.
However, it should be noted that Germany is not the only country who engaged in such practices. The United States, Japan, France and the United Kingdom all administered meth or very similar drugs to their troops. But it was the ingenuity of the Germans that has made the term Nazi Meth one that has endured from World War II all the way to today's War on Drugs: clandestine meth labs in the US are at this very moment using methamphetamine manufacturing processes perfected by the Germans during the war.
Modern Nazi Meth refers to a simplified manufacturing process that uses readily available chemicals and produces extremely potent crystal methamphetamine. However, the substances used in the production of Nazi meth are toxic and produce dangerous byproducts when they react. The primary ingredients used to make Nazi meth are cold medicines containing ephedrine or pseudoephedrine, lithium stripped from everyday batteries, gaseous ammonia and gasoline additives.
Keeping in mind that this is the same or similar method of manufacture used by German forces to produce meth that caused soldiers to become more aggressive, fearless and violent (3), it's not surprising that Nazi meth today is also associated with violence (4). While Hitler often incarcerated, confined to institutions or executed soldiers who became addicted or behaved unfavorably while on meth or any other drug, today we often do the same as part of the War on Drugs.
This leads a person to conclude that Nazi Meth hasn't changed much in the last 70 years: the process is the same, and so are the results.
(1) WWII Statistics Angel Fire
(2) Ulrich, Andreas The Nazi Death Machine – Hitler's Drugged Soldiers 05/06/2005 Spiegel Online International
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Raise Your Voice Saint Lucia has called on female parliamentarians to provide better representation for unmarried women and children who are constantly disadvantaged.
The organization, which advocates on behalf of females, has said that unmarried women and children are constantly disadvantaged by institutional and legalized discrimination.
Raise Your Voice asserted in a statement that this discrimination is entrenched within the legislative, justice and social systems.
It observed that this country ratified the Convention on the Elimination of all Forms of Discrimination Against Women (CEDAW) in October 1992 and the Convention on the Rights of the Child (CRC) in June of 1993.
However Raise Your Voice noted that to date, the local legislation which must be amended to ensure protection and equality for unmarried women and their children is yet to materialize.
The organization observed that at the same time, Saint Lucia continues to stand and shout at United Nations General Assembly meetings.
It said unmarried women and their children are to enjoy equality the OECS Family Law Bills must be enacted.
According to Raise Your Voice, there should be corresponding amendments to the Civil Code as regards to succession laws and the removal of references to illegitimate and legitimate children to achieve parity among all children.
"It is also imperative to amend the Affiliation Act to make child support dependent on means and not a stipulated Two Hundred Dollars ($200.00) per month stipend -In 2016 this is outrageous," the organization observed.
Raise Your Voice made reference to the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals; specifically goals 1. No Poverty, 2. Zero Hunger, 5. Gender Equality, 10. Reduced Inequalities and 16. Peace Justice and Strong Institutions.
It said he Government of Saint Lucia must take the necessary steps to create an environment where women and their children can grow to their full potential.
"These goals will not be realized if women continue to receive Two Hundred Dollars ($200.00) to support a minor child for an entire month while the cost of basic food items continues to rise," the group noted.


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I've been predicting it for years, and now many others are starting to speak about the new day that is dawning in education.
Yes, public schools are still engaging in their eternal struggle to turn out educated graduates, though one can easily argue that was never the goal of mass compulsory schooling from the start. However, many people are starting to see that their education is truly in their own hands. The internet is changing how we view our options.
The college inflation bubble will burst, just as the markets crashed and the housing bubble popped. Why should people be saddled with debt for a significant stretch of their working lives for something that is becoming more and more available for minimal costs or for free?
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For now, state board students will continue to pass by scoring 35 in total
Suggestions to implement separate passing marks for theory and internals by senior officials to remain on paper as the authorities concerned fail to reach consensus
A suggestions made by senior education officials to have separate passing marks for theory and internal exams for the state board seems to have hit a roadblock, at least for now.
The board officials said there was no consensus on the implementation of this rule despite a series of meetings between the authorities concerned.
"The resolution was proposed by the senior education officials and we were asked to find an easy way to implement the same. But after much discussion, we are still not sure if this will benefit students in any way," said Krishnarao Patil, state board secretary.
He added that board officials are still consulting experts and educationists to figure out an alternate solution. "While the purpose behind the suggested changes is correct, we don't want to put students in a spot," Patil said.
State education commissioner S Chockalingam and state education secretary Ashwini Bhide had made the suggestion at the beginning of the current academic year.
The senior officials had pointed out that with every year, the passing percentage of students was increasing by over 10 per cent.
"While the purpose of dividing marks between theory and internals was to ensure that students get involved in projects alongside textbooks in every subject, we don't want them to misuse the internals marks just to clear a subject," said a senior official.
As per board rules, theory papers are for 80 marks while internals are for 20 marks. As of now, students have to score 35 marks overall to clear a subject.
Officials, however, are pushing for separate passing marks. Many claimed that several schools and colleges manipulate marks for internals, due to which students pay very little attention to theory papers.
"Once a student is assured that they will score 20 out of 20 in internals, it is very common for them to study just enough to score over 15 marks in the written exam.
This is a huge problem and many teachers have noticed this trend in schools, especially for language papers where scoring is difficult," said Ranjita Chavan, a schoolteacher. She added that in several cases, students don't even attempt more than 30 marks worth of the 80-mark theory paper, and still end up passing because of the marks scored in internals.
Principals nod
While the state board is yet to implement the rule, it has already found support from the principals. "Separate passing marks in theory and internal examinations are essential to ensure that students take academics seriously. Passing in examinations has become easy for many, due to which most don't pay attention to the subjects any more," said Kavita Rege, principal of Sathaye College in Vile Parle.
Board officials said they would soon take the final decision and inform schools and colleges accordingly.
"Scoring in theory papers becomes difficult, especially during the board exams. We bank on doing well during internals because it takes away the pressure of scoring high in theory. If they implement the suggestion, it will add to the existing stress of obtaining high marks," said Aniket Shah, a class XII student.
As per board rules, theory papers are for 80 marks while internals are for 20 marks. As of now, students have to score 35 marks overall to clear a subject.
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On New Year's night, Collin and I headed to Whistler to ski next day. We decided this stay at last minute, so when we went to some of the restaurants in Whistler Village, there were a lot of people waiting at the door, and the waiting time was more than one hour.
I suggested checking up 21 Steps Kitchen & Bar, because when I went there with my friend on a long weekend before, we were able to squeeze into the lounge upstairs, without waiting for long for the restaurant downstairs. As I thought, we were guided to the lounge called "The Attic" and waited for 15 min to be seated. 🙂
21 Steps is a tapas restaurant, located between Whistler Village Square and bridge to the Village North. From Whistler Village Square, the path turns left to the bridge. Just before the turn, you will see the stairs and menu board on your right.
We ordered from their dinner menu. There are small plate and big plate sections.
Hendrick's Margarita Double
(Hendrick's Gin, Triple Sec with fresh Lime & Cucumber)
He seemed to like this very much so that he ended up ordering another one.
Long Island Ice Tea Double
(Vodka, Tequila, Gin, Rum, Triple Sec with fresh lemon and Coke)
When I saw this, I had to order. This recalled one of my good memory that I spent time with co-workers in Whistler. Sentimental? Haha.
His choice, Steamed Tiger Prawns from Small Plate menu
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Among 2,350 farmers providing composed approval for obtaining of agricultural land of 916 hectares for the airplane terminal project, for the Jewar International air terminal, the issues have been cleared.
According to the Transparency in Rehabilitation, Resettlement and Land Acquisition and Right to Fair Compensation Act, 2013, the organization need the approval of around 70 percent farmers prior to it can begin the land secure. "The government requires approval for agricultural land of around 1,230 hectares. We consist of approval for 916 hectares along with the rest of the land is claimed by the management itself. That implies we have approval for 75 percent of the aggregate land needed for this Jewar Airport Projects. Presently, there are none of the obstacles in the method for the airplane terminal turning into an authenticity. Now we will report to the chief minister of UP about this improvement," said Jewar MLA Dhirendra Singh.
Previously, the government said that in case all farmers don't give the approval to give their land to the government, it will cancel the airplane terminal project. With over 70 percent of farmers prepared to hand over land, the area organization presently faces the undertaking of rectifying mistakes in records of land so farmers would be provided with their legitimate pay.
Farmers told in case of the abnormalities, for the most part, identified with names, are not revised on the time, those farmers will confront issues in grabbing the recovery package and land pay. The farmers consist of grumbled to the site organization with respect to this; however, no move has been made up until now. Despite the fact that there is no gauge the number of particular situations in which errors have been establishing, farmers from different towns have asked MLA Dhirendra Singh to obtain the problem tended to at the most punctual.
"The records of land demonstrate my name as Ismail rather than Karam Ilahi Khan. I have grumbled in composing a few times to the Jewar Tehsil, however, the name is yet to be adjusted. Presently, we have requested that the MLA get it revised so we don't endure when the land pay is dispersed," Khan, a farmer of Nagla Jahanu town that goes under Rohi town, said. Rohi is one of the towns recognized for the Jewar airplane terminal project. Farmers told since authorities have not redressed names in spite of rehashed grumblings, they trust the MLA's mediation will determine the problem prior to land is gained for the airplane terminal.
"We are providing our important land and stores on the grounds that the MLA has guaranteed us that we will be redressed. They (authorities) did not change the name in land records in spite of rehashed demands," said Haji Ahmed Khan, a farmer of Dayanatpur town. Each town has a few farmers, those person names are not right in the records of land, said by authorities.
The government of UP in the main stage will obtain 1,441 hectares from six towns — Parohi, Rohi, Ramner, Banwaribas, Ranhera, and Dayanatpur. In general, the government will secure 5,000 hectares for the air terminal project. The evaluated spending plan for the project is 15,000 to 20,000 crore and then air terminal is required to be operational by 2022 to 2023.
Prior the organization and the YEIDA – Yamuna Expressway Industrial Development Authority study said that there would be approximately 9,500 farmers, who are affected. Afterward, they overhauled the figure and decreased it to 8,500 farmers, which were additionally lessened to 3,700. They incorporate those whose houses will be moved too.
"I have requested that authorities make amendments in the names at the soonest. Farmers approved to give their land since we guaranteed them of a sufficient remuneration and restoration bundle. They will be furnished with new houses with all essential urban conveniences close to their towns. I have asked for the central pastor to give restoration advantages to landless villagers too," said MLA Singh.
Gautam Budh Nagar ADM Balram Singh stated, "Some farmers have sent their grievance about errors in some farmer names in the records of land. We have provided a notice to the tahsildar to revise names as quickly as time permits. The government of UP will issue a report to secure land for the project to construct an airport.
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Peru. Interesting places
The capital of Peru is located on the Pacific coast. It was founded by the Spanish conquistador Francisco Pizarro January 18, 1535. The local Indians call the city "the city where the sun never shines". All because of the heat and smog that hanging over him. But it does not stop tourists to walk through the historic center of the city with its Spanish colonial mansions. Or to get to the area of theaters and restaurants of Miraflores. Nightlife district capital Barranco. Visit Indian markets or bridge lovers Puente de los Suspiros.
A city with a very ancient history, which began about 3000 years ago. The capital of the Incas. Translated from the local dialect of Cusco means "center of the world." It should be at a height of 3500 meters. Here saved many Inca buildings. The whole city is declared a cultural heritage of humanity.
Machu Picchu
The city of Cusco is the most mysterious and famous monument of the Inca culture. It should be at a height of 2450 m. Then in 1532 all the inhabitants of the city mysteriously disappeared. Historians believe that this structure was created as a sacred mountain shelter for the rulers. With the help of the locals, discoverer Hiram Bingham find this place. Machu - Picchu has a very clear structure. Stones treated at carefully so that really did not like the hand of the masters who built other buildings. In the rocks there are areas of emptiness which is filled with stones so tightly that the experts can not explain how it was done. Unfortunately, a day visit Machu - Picchu can only 2,500 visitors, and the mountain climb can only be 400 people. UNESCO needs to cut up to 800 people visit daily for the preservation of the monument.
National Park. The area of about 335 000 hectares. In the park found about 100 different archaeological sites of ancient civilization. The coastal waters are inhabited by various species of marine animals, 200 species of birds. Also, the nature reserve is the largest colony of sea lions.
Lake Titicaca
The largest reserves of fresh water lake in South America. The uniqueness of the lake is that it is home fauna, which mainly lives only in the ocean, even sharks. ake is located at an altitude of almost 4000 meters. Basin area 8300 square meters. Studies have shown that before the lake was the bay. Geologists believe that the lake was formerly part of the ocean about 100 million years ago. According to legend, at the bottom of the lake is the town called Wanaka.
So its name of Valley, formed from 26 rocky pyramid of natural origin. Their height is about 40 meters. Previously, they have served as the pillars of the cultural center of Lambayeque. Local shamans Tukums credited with healing power. Around the pyramids, they organize their rituals. Local afraid of these places, and call it "purgatory."
Chan - Chan
Amazing huge city area of 28 square kilometers. Built in 1300 from the clay and sand and stones, and was one of the most powerful military constructions of its time. In its heyday there were about 60,000 people. The city kept the gold and silver in large quantities.
Paracas Candelabra
Giant geoglyphs on a slope of sandy mountains near the town of Pisco. 128 meters long and 100 meters wide. Line thickness of up to 4 meters and up to a meter deep. To this day it is not known how he came there, and is considered one of the most mysterious places on the planet.
Colca Canyon
The deepest canyon in the world. The depth of about 4160 meters. Here you can enjoy the flying condors. National pride of Peru.
Nazca Desert
Located on the southern coast of Peru. Gained notoriety very mysterious place thanks to a group of giant geometric shapes, stretching more than 50 km. Today, there are about 30 drawings. Among them there is a bird, spider, monkey flowers. In the desert about 700 different patterns. There are suggestions that the Indians who lived in these parts thus communicate with the gods.
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Cirrhosis – Drinks From Hell
Genre: Death Metal
Label: Cogumelo Records
If you search for Cirrhosis on the internet, you'll learn that it is a medical condition described as 'scarring of the liver and poor liver function. It is the final phase of chronic liver disease'. You'll also find out that that one of the most common causes of this affliction is long-term alcohol abuse, and so it's not hard to spot the band Cirrhosis's running theme with the album cover, title and lyrics: ALCOHOL, DECAY AND DEATH. Continue reading


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Hey guys, Jana here,
Based on the best-selling memoir written by Jeannette Walls, Oscar winner Brie Larson (Best Actress, 'Room') and Oscar Nominee Woody Harrelson (Best Supporting Actor, 'The Messenger') star in 'The Glass Castle', arriving on Digital HD October 24 and Blu-ray (plus Digital HD), DVD and On Demand November 7 from Lionsgate. Hailed as "one of the must-see movies of 2017" by Vanity Fair, 'The Glass Castle' chronicles the adventures of a young girl growing up in a dysfunctional family of nonconformist nomads. From the producer of 'The Shack' and 'The Blind Side', the film also stars Oscar Nominee Naomi Watts (Best Actress, 'The Impossible') and Golden Globe Nominee Max Greenfield (Best Supporting Actor – 'Television', 'New Girl').
Hi everyone, Bryan Here…
I didn't know a whole lot about 'Hello, my Name is Doris', other than that Sally Field was starring in the film as true genuine free spirit of sorts, but when the director's name flashed on the screen in the opening credits, I knew immediately I was in for a real treat. That director is Michael Showalter, who you might remember from 'Wet Hot American Summer', 'Stella', or 'The Baxter', which was his last big directorial feature film some eleven years ago. 'Hello, My Name is Doris' walks a fine line between the comedy and dramatic realm, but Showalter's screenplay and directorial effort walks the line quite well, mixing some genuine and silly comedy with some intense dramatic moments.
'Argo', 'Django Unchained', and HBO's 'Girls' Win Big At Golden Globes!!!
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The Golden Globes were last night and Tina Fey and Amy Poehler killed it. They were amazing. Even former president Bill Clinton showed up to talk about Spielberg's 'Lincoln'. Even though I really liked the film 'Argo', I was shocked when it won best film and director for Ben Affleck. I was happy to see 'Django Unchained' win for best supporting actor for Christoph Waltz and screenplay for Tarantino. If this is any pre-cursor to the Oscars, I'd be completely let down if 'Argo' takes it all. Don't get me wrong, it's a great film, but not the best film of the year. I expect it to and want it to win the best adapted screenplay. Just my opinion. Below are the full results from last night's show.
Here Are the Nominations for the 70th Annual Golden Globe Awards!!!
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The nominations came in this morning and needless to say, I went into a fit of rage. I mean I was so mad, I almost wrote a letter. After going through the list of nominees, while some of the noms were well deserved, many were not, especially in the FILM categories. There needs to be a serious uprooting process at the Golden Globes where everyone involved in voting needs to be replaced by others who know what they're doing.
Hi, Bryan Here….
Below is the list of the winners for the 2012 Prime-Time Emmy Award Winners. I don't see how 'Modern Family' and 'Two and Half Men' win anything. They shouldn't win any kind of award when they go up against shows like 'Mad Men', 'Game of Thrones', and 'Breaking Bad'. The Emmy judges need to be fired and never allowed to pick winners ever again. However, much congratulations to 'Homeland', 'Downton Abbey', Aaron Paul, 'Veep', and 'American Horror Story'
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The 2012 Emmy nominations are in and if you take notice, there are tons of HBO series, FX's 'American Horror Story', 'Mad Men', and Downton Abbey lead the nominations. Congrats to all, and it's very cool to see a series like 'American Horror Story' get so many award nominations.


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The expense of rehab is so high, and you might be asking yourself, Exactly what if I never collect the cash to get my enjoyed one the assistance they need? This leaves many questioning if insurance covers rehabilitation and how much rehab expenses with insurance.
On this page, we'll address the popular "Does insurance coverage cover rehabilitation," "Just how much does rehab expense with insurance," and "How much does rehabilitation cost without insurance" questions while resolving different other subjects related to the financial aspects of rehabilitation. These include the cost of rehab, how rehab can save you money in the long run, what portion of rehabilitation insurance covers and the offered payment choices for those without insurance.
Nowadays, insurance firms have come to understand that dependency is a treatable condition. Insurance companies take obligation for covering the expense of addiction treatment due to the fact that they acknowledge the ill impacts of substance abuse or the outcome of particular behavioral addictions, which can cause psychiatric or physical repercussions down the line.
Due to federal and state parity laws and other factors, health insurance coverage for drug rehabilitation varies widely. Your protection will depend on a number of elements, including whether the Parity Act uses to your plan, what state you reside in, and exactly what kinds of benefits are offered by your strategy.
Even when you have coverage, you still need to pay attention to exactly what that coverage is and how the insurance provider will handle your case. Clink on the link listed below to get more information about your specific insurance coverage:
- Blue Cross Blue Shield
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Just How Much Does Rehab Cost?
The expenses of a rehab program vary widely by the type of treatment center, and whether you do an inpatient or outpatient program. Some recovery choices, such as programs from non-profit university hospital, are completely free while luxury centers for celebrities may cost approximately $80,000 a month. Many basic drug treatment centers fall someplace in the middle, from $2,000 to $25,000 a month. The cost varies depending upon location, length, and what's consisted of. A healing center with a view of the beach and an Olympic-sized pool is going to be more expensive than one in a suburban area town with regular amenities.
Personal Insurance Coverage
Personal insurance will likely cost more than public insurance coverage, yet the range of health care choices available to you is more detailed than exactly what is provided by a government-supported insurance strategy.
Private insurance coverage describes any medical insurance plans that are spent for by a company or a specific person and is not funded by the federal government or any of its companies. People with private insurance may have more advantages.
Exactly what to Do If You Do Not have Insurance Coverage Protection When Paying for Drug Rehabilitation
People without protection for compound usage treatment can talk to their county's mental health department, the Salvation Army, or Goodwill Programs. You might also have the ability to negotiate the expense of your care straight with the drug treatment center. As part of the Affordable Care Act, drug rehab will be needed beginning in 2014 as part of necessary benefits. This should help increase benefits for those who don't have coverage and for those who are "under-covered.".
Group Insurance
A number of group insurance bundles include provisions for addiction rehab. Most people with an addiction discover it tough to take advantage of benefits they are entitled to due to embarassment or fear of losing their task. The Mental Health Parity and Addiction Equity Act of 2008 requireds medical insurance companies to offer equal protection for dependency treatment and other medical requirements.
This law extends treatment coverage to approximately 100 million employees, provided that the group plans include present terms for mental health advantages. These funds, when provided, generally cover prepare for detox, individual and group outpatient support, residential hospitalization, and long-term inpatient treatment.
Health Insurance When Paying for Drug Rehab
An outpatient program, on the other hand, lets you live at house or close-by and go to the treatment center a couple of times each week to participate in recovery classes, speak with your therapist, and receive any medication you may be prescribed. Travel can be tough if the rehabilitation center is far from your area, specifically if you are on medication that interferes with your capability to drive. It can likewise be tough if your home life is a source of temptation and you do not have support at home to help you focus on healing.
With the passage of The Mental Health Parity and Dependency Equity Act of 2008, (MHPAEA), which is a federal law that provide individuals who currently have insurance coverage benefits under psychological health, and compound utilize disorders (MH/SUD) parity protection, permitting Americans the chance to get assist for their drug addiction with much better coverage. The MHPAEA law, called the Wellstone/Domenici Parity Act, generally states that insurance providers should offer the same advantages for substance abuse as the do for other medical conditions. The Parity Act and health care reform costs reflect an understanding that dependency is a disease which those battling with this chronic condition are worthy of efficient treatment as part of their regular healthcare.
Each inpatient rehab center is different, some do consist of detox in their clients treatment strategy. The detox process takes location in the starting phases of treatment where you will be withdrawing from the results of drugs or alcohol.
If you are looking for alcohol rehab insurance or drug rehabilitation insurance choices personal insurance is going to provide you the most choices. If you do not have personal insurance coverage, or your plan does not cover compound abuse treatment, public insurance can make the expense of rehab more inexpensive.
In the long run, rehabilitation is not almost as pricey as drug and alcohol addiction. This expense does not consist of potential legal concerns that can cost thousands more. It's more difficult to approximate the price of illicit drug dependency, however it can be much higher.


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With New ESEA Likely, State Chiefs Pledge Better Accountability
The No Child Left Behind Act brought exposure to wide education disparities between white students and students of color, state school chiefs acknowledged at a recent Council of Chief State School Officers policy forum here.
But during the law's nearly 14-year lifespan, as the federal government rolled out strict mandates for how states and districts had to turn around underperforming schools and evaluate teachers, those gaps barely closed, they said.
Now, a long overdue update of NCLB that recently passed a congressional conference panel stands to shift a great deal of school-turnaround and -accountability work to the states' chiefs.
The more than 40 state schools chiefs in attendance committed to continue working on equity—the theme of this year's conference—by identifying achievement gaps and working to close them.
"Our members want to be held accountable," said Chris Minnich, the executive director of CCSSO, the Washington-based non-partisan organization that represents state schools chiefs.
"NCLB did a great thing in bringing the data forward," Minnich continued. "With this flexibility, it's time for states to step up. They're ready to build better accountability systems." Some civil rights advocates point out that it was the federal government that had to enforce the integration of schools after the U.S. Supreme Court struck down the principle of "separate but equal" education, and has stepped in in more recent years to address the disproportionate rates of discipline used on students of color, especially African Americans.
Without strong federal accountability, those problems would only get worse, they say.
Wider Latitude
But some state chiefs said that under NCLB, they weren't able to assist schools with the supports and funding for initiatives they say are proven to work.
"We welcome accountability," said Thomas Bice, the Alabama superintendent. "We believe in assessment. But one size doesn't fit all. What we need in Alabama may look different than what they need in Montana."
Michael Martirano, the state superintendent in West Virginia, said he and his peers have been stuck enforcing federal mandates while also trying to pacify legislatures and state board members who want state control over public schools.
"There's been a lot of tension for state chiefs between what the federal expectations are and what the state legislature and state board wants," he said.
The framework of the Every Student Succeeds Act, the compromise measure being considered by Congress, would give wide latitude to state chiefs to design teacher evaluations, models for turning around low-performing schools, and standards.
During the conference, state chiefs, assisted by multicolored graphics and videos from their home states, spoke of what equity meant to them and the student data that keep them up at night. They held a three-hour roundtable in which they described best practices and the work they would like to expand if they are given more flexibility under an updated federal education law.
Hawaii, for example, wants to break out subgroups of Asian-American students to more aggressively target help for lagging segments of students within that diverse population. And Kentucky wants to focus more on fine arts and science.
"We built a great accountability structure with the waiver," said Brenda Cassellius, the state superintendent of Minnesota, referring to her state's waiver from several provisions of NCLB.
"I'm bothered when I hear people say that school chiefs won't hold schools accountable," she said. "That's not been evident with the waivers. We've supported our schools and we've held them accountable."
At the end of the conference, John B. King Jr., who's slated to become the acting U.S. Secretary of Education this month, told the group that reauthorization of the federal education law is long overdue and that he hopes if they are given more authority, state chiefs will continue President Barack Obama's efforts to improve the quality of the nation's teachers, identify and work to close achievement gaps, and raise academic standards.
Neither King, who is currently filling the duties of deputy secretary, nor Roberto Rodriguez, who is Obama's deputy assistant for education, tipped their hands in a conversation with Minnich, the CCSSO director, as to what parts of the wide-ranging reauthorization framework the administration liked or didn't like.
"If reauthorization passes, we're excited about the work that's ahead," King said.
"If it doesn't pass, we'll continue the good work we've done working with the waivers [from the No Child Left Behind Act]," he said. "It's an ambitious agenda. Everybody feels a sense of urgency."
'Conversations Around Race'
King pointed out that the original federal education law—the Elementary and Secondary Education Act—itself was created in the midst of the civil rights movement and that the nation is grappling again with similar issues of disparities between white students and their nonwhite peers.
While states are thinking about ways to better hold their own schools accountable, it's important that they think more creatively about how to provide equitable, adequate, and integrated school environments for all of the nation's children, he said.
"This legislation [now before the Congress] rightly puts in the hands of states the ability to focus on equity," he said. "What will you do with that? We need to have difficult conversations around race."
Rodriguez said he hoped states continue to provide students access to pre-K and to make sure high school graduates are prepared for higher education and the workforce.
"We're pleased with the progress that's been made," he said about the compromise ESEA legislation.
"We continue to review the language as it becomes available. A lot of these policies around greater flexibilities and control, these are policies we tried to advance in 2012 in order to launch the ESEA [renewal] process."
Vol. 35, Issue 13, Page 18Published in Print: December 2, 2015, as With New ESEA Likely, State Chiefs Pledge Better Accountability
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DNA: Your character in A Place To Call Home, Dr Henry Fox is in a gay relationship. Do things ever get hot and heavy in a Queer As Folkway? Tim Draxl: A Queer As Folk way?
Do they have sex?
[Laughing] To put it bluntly, yes. The relationship was solidified by the end of season three when it became physical. That continues, not on-screen, but it's certainly a real relationship between two men. There's a huge development in the relationship between Henry and James this season. It's really lovely but there are obstacles along the way. There's a turning point where Henry gets into trouble!
Gay relationships on screen are more mainstream now.


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Vegetable Showcase Series
When we plan our vegetable showcase dinners, the design process begins with the ingredient and place it on the highest pedestal. We classify traditional pairings and non-traditional pairings into columns titled: Meats. Fish. Grains. Herbs. Condiments. Alcohols. Vegetables. Spices. Nuts. Fats. Dairy. Then we consider preparations: Sauté. Fry. Roast. Bake. Grill. Ferment. Dehydrate. Juice. Freeze. Pulverize. Reconstitute. We look at every element of the plant as well, and question how we can incorporate every piece or part: Seed. Root/Tuber. Stem. Leaf. Bloom. Stamen. Fruit. We think about affinities of flavors and experiences in putting together combinations on the plate and dishes on the menu. Then the imagination kicks in, and we get busy in the kitchen.
Experience the ultimate expression of the vegetable! Each dinner in our Vegetable Showcase Series features one family of vegetables, harvested at the peak of its season and explores every possible iteration of the plant. Our CVI team will use every part at every stage of its life in preparing flavors, textures and temperatures that are both familiar and wildly inventive.
The evening includes a 6-course dinner that will include wine pairing suggestions. The menu will focus on the seasonal vegetable with a meat and/or fish according to the whim of the moment.
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Doors open at 6:30 pm for cocktails. Dinner is served at 7:00 pm.
For more information about these events, please contact the CVI at 419-499-7500.


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For years, pharmaceutical companies promoted products in person to healthcare professionals by utilizing the services of pharmaceutical sales reps, or "detail men." While this method has been the tried and true approach, over the years the industry has changed and new channels have emerged, first in the form of direct to-consumer advertising.
Now life sciences marketers are challenged to employ a digital — but personalized — approach to promoting their brands, with the goal of targeting all "three P's" in healthcare: providers, payors, and patients.
A 2013 study by Accenture, a global management consulting, technology services, and outsourcing company surveyed 200 U.S. sales and marketing executives at large pharmaceutical companies, and found that about one in four of all interactions over the past two years have been digital in nature.
That is expected to increase by 26% over the next two years, meaning that by 2016 about half of prescriber interactions will be digital and non-personal in nature. Marketing automation is a helpful resource enabling healthcare marketers to improve the efficiency of these critical digital communications. Here are 3 key ways healthcare marketers are leveraging automation:
1. Glean and leverage data more effectively. Automation helps marketers create and manage comprehensive activity profiles for any individual that visits your website, receives an email, or gets uploaded to your database. With a digital behavioral database targeted by persona, marketers can improve campaign delivery based on common behaviors, and track responses to specific campaigns and align interests to content Advanced targeting and segmentation capabilities also improve campaign reach and maximize sales staff effectiveness by enabling marketers to personalize engagement and foster one-to-one conversations with healthcare professionals and prescription influencers.
2. Keep up with evolving organizational practices. Tasks such as recording call activities, keeping track of sales calls, passing relevant call details on to superiors, and presenting approved marketing collaterals to healthcare providers, are now done automatically. Automation allows marketers to maximize the brand message with templates designed specifically for Live Medical Events, Digital Medical Events, eDetailing, and Formulary with emails, dynamic content, and landing pages based on best practices.
3. Support meaningful relationships with healthcare providers, payors, and prescription influencers with more personalized communications. With an enhanced focus on digital, personal engagement can't be sacrificed. More importantly, meaningful interactions are the only way to cut through the digital clutter. Information must be personalized according to customer buying cycles and needs, and automating these key tasks helps orchestrate communications across channels, increase efficiency, and decrease resource requirements.
Times are changing. Healthcare marketing is more data-driven, collaborative, and of course, patient-centered. Click here to find out more about the newly released Oracle Eloqua Life Sciences Marketing solution.


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So Last year I decided I wanted to learn how to play electric guitar bought myself an Ibanez grx40 starter kit with everything I needed.
Was using an online course and had a friend that played that was helping me out with problem areas.
Started off light doing 15-20 minutes a day until I got my fingers calloused enough that I could play more and just slowly started adding more practice time until after a couple of months I was upto about an hour.
Unfortunately I ended up getting fairly ill, was still practicing guitar until I ended up way to sick to do much of anything spent some time in hospital and have since been diagnosed with a serious illness that requires alot of management makes me feel like crap all the time recovery may be several years or not at all.
I was really enjoying playing even though I was struggling with it, Now that I have my health relatively under control I need a new primary focus in life as I can't do alot of the other more physical things I used too, Seeing I have lots of time up my sleeve I'd really like to get back into guitar only problem is after everything thats happened I've broken down mentally had to go on antidepressants and get counselling , for some reason I don't have any enthusiasm for anything anymore even things I used to really enjoy that I can still do, I just kinda sit in a chair all day dozing or watching tv and occasionally surfing the net.
Does anyone have some good advice for me on how to break this slump and get back into guitar?


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Abramo Peghini's Tentacle Sync Review
A lot of people playing along at home will know that not only am I a producer, sound person, occasional editor, sometimes production manager and always caterer at Pickford Media (along with anything else that generally needs doing!)…
I'm also a production sound mixer, sound recordist and boom op.
I do that freelance in the film industry, so I work in film, TV and corporate videos.
Today I'm going to be talking about something that I bought primarily for that side of my business. It's turned out incredibly handy.
And it's the Tentacle Sync box. Here's my Tentacle Sync review:
It's a great little lock box.
It's very light, very small, about the size of a box of matches, about that heavy as well, and just a super versatile little tool.
So, a quick rundown for the people who don't know:
LTC, or longitudinal time code, is sort of like the tracks that the train of production runs across. It keeps everything locked in place and together. So when you record a file on a audio recorder, the very start of the file will be stamped with the time of day (a timecode). On the video camera when you hit record it also stamps the time of day on the front of that file. You then bring all of the files into post-production.
If you've locked them together so they're in sync, the editor sees them, puts them together, all the clips are there, and they're all synced up ready to go. It stops you having to go there and manually sync the clap of the slate, so you don't need to hand sync and that can just be used as a backup.
So it's a great little system.
I mainly got this timecode box in particular because of a few really unique features that helped me with a lot of the work I was doing at the time.
I was doing a lot of work with people using say the Canon C100 or a lot of the DSLRs that don't have a timecode input. Timecode inputs are generally for pretty high end cameras.
So what this does is out of a really common connector, it's just the 3.5mm jack connector, it outputs timecode onto an audio track.
So we use it on our C100, as well as some of our DSLRs, and some of my other clients' cameras and it's got a little tiny microphone in there. It's a scratch track which will output to the other side of the track on your stereo recorder. We use it on the C100: we just plug it straight in, then you go into the really excellent Tentacle Sync software, dump all the files in there at the end of the day, and it syncs them all up. We just have them syncing on the trolley as we pack up and you're all done.
It's just so handy to have.
I use it across all jobs, whether I'm working with a 60D or a 5D on content that needs that, all the way up to when I'm working with your ARRI Alexas, your Amiras, your REDs, so really expensive cameras. It does it all.
A few little setbacks is it doesn't have a locking socket.
I'd really, really like a locking connector on these, I really wish that the update that they just brought out had that. I think that's really lacking. I don't really trust anyone who's operator a camera to not accidentally pull a cable out for something that's for audio and I can't be there all the time because I'm busy with my job. So that's one thing.
And it doesn't have a few really high end features like Gen Lock, but I think most people reading this aren't going to, and those who do have a workaround.
The really high points are the size and the weight.
It's so small, it's about the size of a matchbox, it's about that light as well.
I came across from using the Ambient Lock Its which are about three or four times the size, they're much heavier. A bit more feature-rich but most days it doesn't matter if I'm working on a C100 or if I'm working on an ARRI Alexa, this does the job really well.
It's super durable, it's been dropped heaps of times, still going strong.
I reckon you could probably hit it with a truck and it'd be fine the next day.
And excellent battery life out of it.
I know a few people are a bit iffy because it's got an internal battery that you recharge over USB, but I've had no problem with this. Apparently you can change the battery when it does eventually die, it is a semi-servicable part, so that's good. I recharge it every night when I'm on a longer running production, but I can, at a push, get nearly three days out of this.
A few little downsides to it:
To change any of the settings you've got to either use the program on your computer or the app on your phone.
This is good but I always find that I have to reset my phone to get it to read it at the start of the day. I don't know what this is but it's something to do with the microphone output on the iPhones. It's not the biggest hassle in the world, I know that's what I need to do now.
Also, you've got the 3.5mm jack connector.
I would really, really like this socket to be lockable. I don't trust any equipment of mine when I'm not directly using it and this is always a cameraperson using it. They don't want to know about it. That's why they love it, because it's so light, but it's easy to pop a cable out and then you could be stuffed for the rest of the day.
But really that would be my only two real concerns about it because it's rock solid.
It also comes with this really cool accessory bag.
I've got a bunch of cables that go out to different kinds of cameras because of course every single camera has to have a different input!
It's also got a great hook part of the hook and loop on the bottom. It's incredibly strong.
I've had a lot of trouble getting this off cameras at the end of the day, which is good! At least I know it's going to be on there all day.
There's a few other alternatives come out on the market now, these have been very popular.
You've got Timecode Buddy who have come out with their small one, Ambient has their new small one. As for features, a few of them have different features, but I wouldn't say more.
It would be nice if we saw this being about to support Gen Lock, but that's more higher end stuff and not what you'd use for a lot of DSLR and run and gun kind of gigs.
Tentacle Sync have just updated it at NAB. They showed their new one which is a bit thinner, it's a bit more rounded, it looks a bit sleeker and it has bluetooth control.
So if you need to control multiple at the same time, I don't really do many gigs where I have big multiple cameras but you know, if you have to run four or five cameras, you have four or five boxes on them and you want to control them all at the same time, that's going to be great for you.
Or if you're doing anything with a lot of GoPros, anything like that; I know a few people use these to sync up the GoPros with the LTC on an audio track, so it would be very handy if you're doing that. I know a lot of reality people are having to wrangle 15 GoPros at the end of the day. RIP!
I highly recommend these, definitely check them out.
I'll definitely be checking out the the series two update to see what that's like.
To be honest, I don't really see me moving over to a different kind of lock box any time soon. I'm pretty deep money-wise into cables for this little guy, but I will be picking up a few more of them.
Hopefully that's been helpful, if anyone wants to know anything more about them you can go onto Tentacle Sync's website. I
highly, highly recommend them for anyone. Even if you're just shooting on a DSLR or maybe you're a Youtube producer or you're a vlogger, I would still really recommend one of these and a double system over running any sound to your camera.
Take it from a soundie, we don't want you to just hire more gear off us!
We do actually want it to sound much, much better, and there's no camera on earth that has good sounding audio circuits!


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Global Flexible Electronics Market Research and Forecast 2018-2023
|Orion Market Research Pvt Ltd
納期: 2-3営業日
|世界のフレキシブルエレクトロニクス市場の分析と予測 Global Flexible Electronics Market Research and Forecast 2018-2023
|出版日: 2018年06月05日
|ページ情報: 英文
The global flexible market is projected to witness a steady growth rate during the forecast period 2018-2023. Growing adoption of flexible devices in different applications such as consumer electronics, rise in demand for compact and energy efficient electronics, increasing demand of biosensors in healthcare are the driving factor of the flexible electronics market. Global flexible electronics market is segmented into types of components and applications. The types of components segment bifurcated into flexible display, flexible battery, flexible sensor, flexible memory. In application segment market is bifurcated into consumer electronics, healthcare, automotive, energy & power, defense and aerospace and other applications. Tedious and time-consuming manufacturing processes, high cost of circuits over rigid PCB are restraining the market. Introduction of new technologies such as flexible batteries for IOT and wearable device is the opportunity of the global flexible market.
Global flexible electronics market can be bifurcated geographically into North America, Europe, Asia Pacific and Rest of the World. Growing adoption of flexible devices in different applications such as consumer electronics in the U.S. has further boosted the growth of the market in North America. The rapidly developing economies of Asia Pacific are projected to witness the highest growth rate during the forecasted period. The growth in the APAC market is backed by rise in demand for compact and energy efficient electronics within the countries. Along with it, introduction of new technologies is helping in the growth of the Asia Pacific Flexible electronics market. The report includes detailed market overview, market determinants, company profiling, sector analysis, market segmentation, geographical analysis, patent analysis, strategic recommendations, key company analysis, gap analysis, key findings, market estimations, market insights, analyst insights and predictive analysis of the market.
The key players of the flexible electronics market include Samsung Electronics Co., Ltd., LG Electronics, 3M, MFLEX, E Link Holdings Inc. and others. Product launch, merger & acquisition and partnerships are some of the key strategies adopted by the market players and sustain and capture the major market share in the flexible electronics market.
Research Methodology:
The market study of flexible electronics market is incorporated by extensive primary and secondary research conducted by research team at OMR. Secondary research has been conducted to refine the available data to breakdown the market in various segments, derive total market size, market forecast and growth rate. Different approaches have been worked on to derive the market value and market growth rate. Our team collects facts and data related to the market from different geography to provide a better regional outlook. In the report country level analysis is provided by analyzing various regional players, regional tax laws and policies, consumer behavior and macro-economic factors. Numbers extracted from Secondary research have been authenticated by conducting proper primary research. It includes tracking down key people from the industry and interviewing them to validate the data. This enables our analyst to derive the closest possible figures without any major deviations in the actual number. Our analysts try to contact as many executives, managers, key opinion leaders and industry experts. Primary research brings the authenticity in our reports.
Secondary sources include:
The Report is intended for Electronics OEM manufacturers, Electronics parts manufacturer, Investing companies, Government Organizations for overall market analysis and competitive analysis. The report provides in-depth analysis on pricing, market size, intended quality of the product preferred by consumers, initial norms and vehicle segment. The report will serve as a source for 360-degree analysis of the market thoroughly integrating different models such as PEST analysis, Porter five analysis delivering insights into the market for better business decisions.
Market Segmentation:
Global flexible Electronics market is segmented on the basis of regional outlook and following segments:


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McNeese State Cowboys Can Still Win The Southland Championship
One loss does not knock the Pokes out of the Southland Conference Championship. It does put pressure on the team to win the rest of their conference games though.
Looking back to 2010 you will find that only two teams won the conference with undefeated records. They were Southeastern last year and Sam Houston in 2011. You will also find that three conference champions did it with one loss. Sam Houston, Central Arkansas and Stephen F. Austin.
There are three teams so far this year that have not lost a conference game. They are Southeastern, Central Arkansas and Sam Houston. There are three teams with one loss. They are McNeese, Stephen F. Austin and Northwestern.
Central Arkansas and Southeastern play this Saturday so one of them will have a loss. Sam Houston ends the season against Central Arkansas on November 22nd.
The Cowboys could also deal Southeastern a loss on November 15th. So there is a lot of football left and it is way too early to count the cowboys out.