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What is your pathway to tolerance and empathy?
At Sound Potential, our work focuses on music and the arts as a way to generate tolerance and empathy – qualities that are more important than ever in a world where racism and prejudice continue to profoundly impact people’s lives. In this series, we are asking people from many walks of life to reflect on what tolerance and empathy means to them.
Our first dispatch comes from cultural anthropologist and author Ruth Behar, who sat down with our executive director Natasha Zaretsky in Mexico City to talk about her prolific body of creative and scholarly work, including her first middle grade novel, Lucky Broken Girl, a documentary film about Cuba, Adio Kerida, and her academic scholarship.
Here, Ruth shares her reflections on the significance of immigration, vulnerability, reading, and music to her personal pathways to empathy and tolerance. As an anthropologist, her work builds on concepts central to tolerance and empathy – including the relationship between self and other, the ethics of observation, and how to connect across differences—all themes Ruth touched on in our discussion. But her pathways to tolerance and empathy began for her much earlier, as a child, rooted in the struggle for belonging.
Natasha Zaretsky: Much of what we’re doing at Sound Potential focuses on the power of music and the arts to cross certain boundaries and achieve healing, and help to foster tolerance in the world. So, we’re trying to get a sense of what those words really mean for people who come from different kinds of life experiences and worlds. Can you talk about your sense of those terms- tolerance and empathy, and what they mean to you?
Ruth Behar: So, what do the words tolerance and empathy mean? Those are really great questions. I can speak to the question in part from my own life story. There are two paths to tolerance and empathy in my life. One path is having been an immigrant and in particular an immigrant child. I think it is a very special position, to come to a new country as a child and to realize that you don’t fit in, that you have to work to fit in, -- that you have to work to belong; you have to learn a new language, a new culture, a new way of moving, a new way of acting.
I was five when I came from Cuba. We spent a year in Israel and then we settled in New York. I first had Spanish as my native language, then Hebrew for a year, and then English. That was complicated for a sensitive child, as I was, and then suddenly realizing that people thought I was dumb in my school in New York because I didn’t speak English. Experiencing this form of discrimination was painful. Now, I have a word for it, but I didn’t have a word for it as a child.
I remember, though, arriving in New York, where if you were Latino and you spoke Spanish and you were in Spanish Harlem, that was okay. But in other parts of New York, Spanish and being Latino was not so common as it is now. I remember going to restaurants where waiters did not want to serve us because we did not speak English properly.
So that experience of not belonging I think can create an experience of empathy and tolerance, and it can create a foundation for empathy and tolerance to develop, and an understanding that this person is suffering and this person needs help. So, for me, the immigrant path was [important in] cultivating my heart, through that experience of having been an immigrant--of having been an outsider.
Ruth then continues to talk about the other path that helped shape her sense of empathy – a car accident that left her in a body cast for a year when she was 9½ years old. This is also the experience that inspired her to write her book, Lucky Broken Girl.
RB: That was of course a horrible experience. Any child would hate being in that situation. All of us hate being sick. So imagine being in bed, and unable to get up for a year and having to depend on your family to bring you a bedpan, to bring you your food. -- I think being wounded, going through an experience, again, of helplessness in a different kind of way -- an inability to walk, an inability to be mobile, an inability to be free -- were experiences that also helped to cultivate in me a sense of empathy and tolerance. I came to feel a connection with those who are wounded, with those who in any way struggle with their bodies.
We take for granted, those of us who are healthy, our good health, our mobility, all the things that allow us to function in our day-to-day lives. When I see others who are struggling with physical or other kinds of ailments, I want to help, my heart goes out to them. In childhood, I had these two paths to empathy.
RB: And I think another path is books and reading. I think a lot of us learn empathy through reading... Because I was in bed for a year, I became a reader. I didn’t have much I could do – but I could escape from my bed by reading books.
Whether it was Nancy Drew mysteries, or just escapist books that I read, such as Robinson Crusoe, these books helped me travel inside my mind and through my imagination. Books are fantastic because you read about characters who are not you. You read about characters, or protagonists, that allow you to enter into other ways of being, other ways of thinking, other ways of being in the world. This also stretches you and cultivates empathy. Reading is central to the process of learning empathy.
RB: Music is so important in my life, too. I love various kinds of music, and I love dance, also. My brother is a jazz musician. We grew up listening to the songs of Beny Moré and Celia Cruz and dancing the cha-cha-cha at bar mitzvahs. So music has always been a part of our lives. I studied violin and Spanish guitar, when I was young. I used to really love to play music. .... I think music opens up different parts of the soul. We need as human beings both those forms of communication that are verbal and those that are non-verbal. And music has that ability to cross bridges, to connect people in so many different ways. You can listen to a song in a language you don’t know and you can love it... That creates a kind of empathy as well – music can help you to understand another culture. ... That’s yet another way of thinking about empathy–whether it’s music with lyrics or not, music essentially takes you to another place – allows you to travel through your imagination.
Musicians can communicate across languages, just through sound. You put four musicians together who play salsa. And they don’t need to speak with each other. You get the percussion going, and they know what to do. They know the clave. They know the sound. And people can dance to the music without understanding the words of the songs. That’s so extraordinary, in terms of building lines of communication between people and creating tolerance. You might have a limited understanding of another culture, but you listen to the music of the people, and suddenly, something opens inside of you. You don’t have to be Argentine to cry when hearing Carlos Gardel sing with nostalgic sorrow of his lost city in “Mi Buenos Aires querido.” Music creates bridges of the heart, something we desperately need more of in these fraught times.
*Excerpts from a conversation recorded in Mexico City, July 3, 2017.
Images courtesy of Ruth Behar.


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The civilization of the present century has supplanted Christianity. This civilization has done much for the comforts of the body and the development of the baser passions; but it has not been able to conquer death. Death is inevitable; and that being the case, the civilization of the present century cannot do any real good to mankind.
The Hindus have been trained from their very infancy not to put any great value on things earthly. Taken any classical works of the Hindus and though they may be said to contain apparently many absurd stories, yet one idea pervades them all. It is that death is inevitable, that death means the separation of the soul which is immortal, from the body, and the true interests of man lie in the harmonious development of his soul. What is it to a man if he gets the sovereignty of the whole world, since he is to die in a few years? And what does a man care if he suffers a few years of misery on this earth, if he has been able to secure an everlasting happiness in the future?
Let us live and let others live. The word is wide enough for all of us. Let us learn to love and to be loved in return. Let us conquer all our baser facilities and develop the higher only. Let us avoid anger, vindictiveness, haughtiness, greed, sovereignty and selfishness, and let us develop our reverence for God and good will for our brethren. And surely God will not forsake him who follows the above precepts, though he may not be accepted as a good Christian by those who profess to follow Christ.
If Christianity, as taught by the Catholics, had been presented to the Hindus by Christians, the former might have accepted it without any violence to their faith and feelings. During Catholic festivals, the images of Mary and Christ were taken out of the Church and carried in procession followed by sankirtans and the offering of incense, just as the Hindus carry those of Krishna & c. This is all done with a view to invoke piety in the minds of the masses.
In the same manner the Mohamedans have their History, their Kerbela and other soul stirring events which gave life to their religion. It was the Protestants who really crucified Christ, that is to say, took the life out of this religion. A Messiah preaching the fatherhood of God and brotherhood of man, preaching love and goodwill and at last sacrificing himself to his principle, is one who is bound to move the hearts of all men. And it was thus that Christianity spread from country to country.
"The esoteric doctrines of Vaishnavas generally have little in common with the gross idolatry which the Christian missionary is too often content to demolish as the equivalent of Hinduism. So far is this from being the case that many of their dogmas are not only of an eminently philosophical character, but are also much less repugnant to catholic truth than either the colorless abstractions of the Brahma Samaj or the defiant materialism into which the greater part of Europe is rapidly lapsing.
Thus their doctrine of salvation by faith is thought by many scholars to have been directly borrowed from the Gospel; while another article in their creed, which is less known but is equally striking in its divergence from ordinary Hindu sentiment, is the continence of conscious individual existence in a future world, when the highest reward of the good will be not extinction, but the enjoyment of the visible presence of the divinity, whom they have faithfully served while on earth; a state therefore absolutely identical with heaven as our theologians define it. The one infinite and invisible God, who is the only real existence, is, they maintain, the only proper object of man's devout contemplation. But as the incomprehensible is utterly beyond the reach of human faculties. He is partially manifested for our behoove in the Book of Creation, in which natural objects are the letters of the universal alphabet and express the sentiments of the Divine Author. A printed page, however, conveys no meaning to anyone but a scholar and is liable to be misunderstood even by him; so, too, with the Book of the World, Whether the traditional scenes of Krishna's adventures have been rightly determined is a matter of little consequence, if only a visit to them excites the believer's religious enthusiasm. The places are mere symbols of no value in themselves; the idea they convey is the direct emanation from the spirit of the author. But it may be equally well expressed by different types; in the same way as two copies of a book may be, word for word, the same in sound and sense, though entirely different in appearance, one being written in Nagari, the other in English character.
To enquire into the cause of the diversity between the religious symbols adopted by different nationalities may be an interesting study, but is not one that can affect the basis of faith. And thus it matters little whether Radha and Krishna were ever real personages; the mysteries of divine love, which they symbolize remain though the symbols disappear; in the same way as poem may have existed long before it was committed to writing and may be remembered long after the writing has been destroyed. The transcription is a relief to the mind; but though obviously advantageous on the whole, still in minor points it may rather have the effect of stereotyping error for no material form, however perfect and semi-divine can ever be created without containing in itself an element of deception; its appearance varies according to the point of view and the distance from which it is regarded. It is to convictions of this kind that must be attributed the utter indifference of the Hindu to chronological accuracy and historical research. The annals of Hinduism date only from its conquest by the Mahomedan – a people whose faith is based on the misconception of a fact, as the Hindu's is on the corrupt embodiment of a conception. Thus the literature of the former deals exclusively with events; of the latter with ideas.
We must admit that there is so great a resemblance between the religion of "salvation by faith" or, Vaishnavism, and Christianity that it is but natural, the Christians with their creed of "one God and only one Prophet" should claim that the former was borrowed from the latter. But the Hindus ascribe the resemblance to other causes. They say that Vaishnavism is a revealed religion, so is Christianity; and that being the case they must resemble in their most essential characteristics. One who has studied both the religions can see at a glance that if there was any borrowing at all, it was the Christians who must have borrowed for the simple reason that the end of Christianity is the beginning of Vaishnavism, or, in other words. Vaishnavism has everything which Christianity has while Christianity has only the beginning of Vaishnavism, and not the middle nor the end.
Many of them are pious, simple-minded men. Leading such a chaste and studious life that it may charitably be hoped of them that in the eye of God they are Christians by the baptism of desire.
These men, for whom Mr. Growse intercedes, live in jungles upon what comes to them from God, without any thought of the morrow, and worship the Father for most hours of the day, giving only few hours for sleep. Mr. Growse talks of their chastity, but they sleep on bare ground, and eat a small quantity of the coarsest food, only with a view to keep body and soul together. We wish Europe could show only one such man in the whole continent.
The Christian religion in some of its ordinary forms, says Dr. Fairbairn, is well known in India. The enthusiastic missionaries of all denominations have flooded the land with their literature, and their incessant preaching is dinned into our ears on the roadside, in the bazaar, and at the great religious fairs all over the country. But at the same time it must be observed that the Gospel so abundantly preached, has wonderfully little effect. Perhaps one should use the word 'theology' in places of 'the Gospel.' The theology of all this preaching and writing makes no appeal to the religious instincts of the people, specially of the better classes, and in India the higher castes virtually make the nation. I am aware the teachers like Dr. Barrows are far indeed from the popular Christian ideas of sin, heaven and hell, Atonement, Incarnation, and the authority of the Bible. But, naturally, they are so loyal to the traditions of the great religion they profess that they are disinclined to differentiate and teach as if they believed exactly as all Christian missionaries in India believe, and subscribe exactly to the same forms of Christianity. All educated Indians have made up their minds about the merits of current Calvinistic theology, and anyone who outwardly identifies himself with that, however eloquent or scholarly, has no chance of success in India. In the second place, it is always a dangerous thing to dabble with Oriental philosophy and religion on the part of those who derive their knowledge of Orientalism from translations of Sanskrit books. Translations by alien authors almost as a rule miss the genius of the works, specially of religious works, for the simple reason that they are more concerned with the literary integrity of their translations than the spiritual import. Then again, all Oriental systems are either not translated or not thought worthy of translation. And the doctrines which the Christian lecturer criticizes may not be the only ones on the subject; they may be matched by other doctrines of a contrary kind which have not been translated, or, being comparatively obscure, have escaped the notice of the lecturers. Hence his criticisms, solely based upon what he knows, fall wide of the mark. And the obscure doctrines may have a wider following in India than the celebrated ones. I will give only one instance. The Vedantic Theosophy of Sankara has the widest possible reputation in Europe. It has been criticized and killed and re-killed so many times by Western scholars that it is wonderful how the rage still remains unsatisfied to criticize and kill it again. But it may not be known to all that millions upon millions of thoughtful Hindus evidently believe in a system contrary to Sankara's Pantheism, a system of simple and deep Theism established by another great teacher named Ramanuja, which often comes up to the grandeur of David, or Isaiah, or St. Augustine. What I wish to point out is that any criticism made on the Vedanta doctrine with a view to establish the superiority of the Christian religion will not avail because the superiority claimed will quite find its match in modern Vaishnavism, and one or other of its many forms which millions of devout Hindus believe everywhere.
The true mission of Christians in India is not merely to govern the country and further their material interests. Thas is not the way that will further the causes of Christianity. That is not the way to better themselves and those who are in their charge. Let it be borne in mind, that a politically free man is not free at all. If England, the freest country in the world, the soldier is the slave of his Captain, so is the subordinate of his superior and the party man of his leader.
That man alone is free whose soul is free. He is the only free man who has been able to bring his passion under control, so as to enable him to cultivate his divine instincts and to make his friendship with God, from whom every man sprang and to whom everyone is destined to go. An Englishman calls himself a free-born Briton, and the Hindus his subjects. This is real love of freedom; is it not?
By a wise arrangement of Providence the Hindus have been but under a sober and steady Christian nation. The reason is that they should help one another. It is for the Christians to govern the country well, it is for the Hindus, who are, if they are anything, a religious people to spiritualize the Christians. Let the Christians study, like Mr. Growse and Dr. Fairbairn, the spiritual truths and the examples of piety that the Hindus can furnish, and they will derive much more valuable things than they can ever hope to do by exploiting the country.
In the exposition given by Mr. Growse of the philosophy of Vaishnavism, our English educated countrymen will find something which perhaps they did not know before. And in the description of the Catholic celebration the Hindus will find that there is very little difference between an ordinary Hindu and a Catholic Christian.

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Please help us in welcoming Miranda to our team!!
Miranda just moved here with her family from California! Trendsetting and hard working, Miranda is taking new clients as a level 1 stylist but has been a stylist in training for over 2 years. We are so excited to have her on our team!


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The UK's Advertising Standards Authority (ASA) has announced new guidelines for advertising content. From next year, 'harmful gender stereotypes' will be banned. Nick and Carey talk about this, and about the 'research' behind it. 'Research' is in quote marks there because the ASA's 'public consultation' isn't, as the ASA claims, academic literature that evidentially demonstrates 'harm', but more like a marketing survey that asks people what they think. Nick gets pretty exasperated with this.
We’re not sure if you can swear in these descriptions, but both Nick and Carey drop the C-bomb during this episode. I hate the phrase ‘drop the C-bomb’, but if the actual word is so offensive that you need warning about it, I suppose I probably shouldn’t reproduce it here.
Apologies for the hiatus! Usually we'd put something like, 'Nick and Carey manage to get hold of Dave Gorman and grab an interview, etc.' but it would be more accurate to say, 'Carey manages to grab Nick and Dave' as Nick's been supporting Dave on tour for the past 3 months. It's not a long episode, recorded as it is in the dressing rooms, pre-show at the Royal Festival Hall, but Dave is, as ever, interesting, analytical and funny. Among other things, we discuss how Dave developed the genre that leads to other shows being described as 'Gormanesque', moving from the club circuit to doing your own thing, and Dave's favourite complaint from the previous tour.

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For a couple of days leading up to my labor, I had started to feel a little different – though not really in a way I could easily describe. It was just a feeling that things would happen soon. Paul also sensed that something was up, and commented that I even looked different. We had been going through a small to-do list of things to try to get done before the baby came, and Paul finished the last item on the list Tuesday night. He joked that it made him nervous to finish the list, since maybe I was waiting for it to be done to go into labor! That evening we also played with Silas (23 months old) outside for a long time – it was abnormally hot and sunny for Minnesota in May. I remember thinking about how happy Silas looked playing with our garden hose, and feeling that it was bittersweet how much his life would soon be changing.
I slept really well that night, and in the morning drove Silas to daycare at 8:00. I planned to use the day alone to plant some annuals in the garden and then relax. I got home and made some tea, and started to notice a few “signs” when I went to the bathroom. Around 9:00 I was feeling crampy so I called Paul and my sister to give them an early alert that something might be going on. I couldn’t decide if the cramps were contractions, but I started timing them using an online timer and found that they were somewhat irregular and between 3-6 minutes apart, lasting 30 -60 seconds each. I was still able to move around easily through them at this point, so I wasn’t sure if they were the real thing. I called our midwife Emme and also put her on “alert” – she thought it sounded like labor. Then, at her recommendation, I ate a breakfast of yogurt, granola and banana.
Paul decided to leave work and come home, as he was more convinced than I was that labor was imminent. He arrived home around 10:30, and by then I was feeling the contractions much stronger – I wanted to stop moving and breathe deeply when they happened. So I called Emme and asked her to come; she let the other midwife know and by 11:00 everyone was assembled. Clare listened to the baby (who was moving and having huge hiccups) and took my vitals. They helped us to fill the birth pool and they organized their supplies, and then made up some postpartum herbs in the kitchen. Then they offered to plant and water some annuals for me, since it was so hot and dry outside and the plants were wilting! Paul and I showed them around the yard and then went back inside. It felt good to be on my feet and moving, and every time a contraction would come I would lean against something and breathe through it. Paul was always nearby and would sometimes press or rub on my back. One time I got caught sitting down when a contraction came and was surprised to feel some pain – it felt so much better when I was standing up! As long as I was able to stand and move I felt strong and calm.
My midwifes came inside and said they would stay out of my way unless I needed or wanted them. My contractions had slowed a bit to 5-6 minutes between them, but they were getting very strong. I also felt some nausea at their peak. I asked Paul to come upstairs with me and I took a hot shower. The shower felt wonderful, but suddenly the contractions were happening very fast. I said that I wanted to get in the birth pool soon and had Paul ask Clare if that was ok – I was still worried that birth might be a long way off and I didn’t want to get in to soon. Clare and Paul started filling it, but filled it too hot at first and needed to add cold.
I was helped out of the pool and we were dried off and wrapped up so that I could snuggle and nurse my new little boy Milo and birth the placenta. Milo really got with the nursing probably about 20 minutes after he was born and did great. My parents (who had planned to pick up our other son from daycare and bring him to the birth) arrived shortly after the birth, as did Paul’s mother. Clare and Emme made me scrambled eggs, gave me an herbal bath, and did a newborn exam where they weighed the baby on a newborn scale and checked his vitals. He was a perfect little boy! Paul got Silas from daycare to meet his new little brother. At first, Silas looked startled and shy, but then smiled and wanted to see the baby up close.
Everything went so well and so beautifully. My midwifes were so caring and wonderful and never felt at all intrusive, yet one of them was always somehow there right when I needed them. I loved the skin to skin time I had with Milo, nursing him right away, being in my own home, having Silas be a part of things, and all the comfort and independence I had. I am so glad that I did this and that my son got to enter the world in such a gentle way. I feel proud that I was able to give my son such a peaceful and loving entrance into the world.

industry_corpus2: Health & Medicine


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An MP3 of "Waltz for Toots"
Waltz for Toots was commissioned by the Norrbotten Big Band as a feature for Toots. I've since adapted it to feature soprano sax (reed 1) or guitar and possibly bass too. It's an even-eight waltz. With a purchase of this score you will also receive an mp3 download of the recording my orchestra did of this piece.


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Just when you ensured that your knowledge about the demographics is just perfecting, popular social media strategies and the habits of the buyers totally end up changing and you are back to square one again. That is one of the most important reasons why the marketers need to really keep their main focus on learning and understanding the contemporary Social Media Statistics on the web.
Are you finding it a little bit hard to believe us?
Well, there are many examples to prove us right. There is no doubt about the fact that statistics are really important and hence should be taken very seriously.
Well, with the help of Social Media Statistics, you will have a clear idea of how everything works in the world. Well, today we are going to talk a little bit about the social media statistics that will definitely help you in experiencing some growth in the business.
One thing that you need to know is that you might not find these social media statistics very shocking or ground-breaking but we are here to assure you that they are the stepping stones that will shape the industry in a big way for sure.
If you want to make a great effort in the world of social media, you need to have the power of statistical data with you. But how can you collect such data for use?
Well, this is exactly why we are here to help you out with everything.
Here we are going to present to you some statistics that will surely be beneficial to you.
Here are those statistics that we were mentioning earlier. Make sure that you are paying close attention to these statistics as they might be very useful for you.
So, these were some of the important Social Media Statistics for you that you need to know about social media.
Make sure that you follow them properly, as they will make your campaign highly result driven.

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The meeting was opened by Rick Wigmore Vice President of the MLRA who gave a short synopsis on how the MLRA was developed. He stated that Musselman’s Lake had in 2 short years gone from paying approximately $400,000 a year in taxes and getting virtually nothing in return to participating in three cutting edge programs all funded by the Town.
These power, and light pollution reducing lights are not only a test for the Lake but also the whole Township. It was reiterated that these are being investigated only for use on the Ninth Line and Lakeshore going around the Lake for road safety only. There is no intention to light any other streets.
Mr. Wigmore announced that the MLRA membership fees were going to be strictly on a donation basis and that it was more important to sign up members than raise funds.
He said we need to maximize the numbers and participation of the members in order to maximize the results with the politicians. There will also be a drive to increase corporate sponsorship. Already Ravenshoe Group, Gibson Printing, Most Excellent Productions, Do-It Industries contribute time money and services to the MLRA.
Christine Laing President of the MLRA reviewed short term mid-term and long term goals and objectives and it really is amazing how much has been accomplished in two short years vs. the previous decade.
Dan Heron President of the Connor/High Crest Residents Association and Chairman of the Technical Working Group of the Stewardship Plan gave an excellent presentation and indicated a resident survey would be conducted door to door in July.
Lisa White President of the Cedarvale Residents Association presented plans for the next Halloween Party which has become the premier social event of the Musselman’s Lake social calendar. Over 200 people attended last year raising necessary funds for both the Cedarvale Residents Association and the Musselman’s Lake Residents Association.
Ian Feld the MLRA Social Convenor followed Lisa White and urged everyone to make this Halloween Dance the best ever.
Linda Wigmore, Treasurer of the MLRA reviewed the treasury (we have a little over $1,000 with $300 of that coming from the Halloween Dance).She explained how it costs money to communicate with all those not hooked up to the web but that was a necessary expenditure. She explained the move to membership by donation only, in an effort to boost membership (when it comes to lobbying numbers count) and the need for increased corporate sponsorship.
Three MLRA awards were presented on Monday to help celebrate two years since the inaugural meeting of the Musselman’s Lake Residents Association.
The First Award the “FOUNDERS AWARD” was presented to Councillor Bannon for being instrumental in founding the MLRA and for his continuing efforts on behalf of the Lake Residents. Mr Bannon in addition to being our Councillor has raised over $60,000 in money for various charities throughout the Township.
The second award an “APPRECIATION AWARD” was awarded to by-laws officer Linda Mainprize for her efforts in closing an illegal dump on Highway 48 and the clean up of the Swanson property on Coultice. Her efforts have resulted in a safer, healthier community.
The third award another “APPRECIATION AWARD” was presented to resident Charlene Jones and Harold Musetescu who co-chaired the Fisheries Committee and were responsible for bringing excessive ice fishing under control and worked closely with authorities to get the Swanson Houseboat removed and the property cleaned up. They served as an outstanding example of how residents with the backing of the numbers of the MLRA membership can achieve many positive results.
The award ceremony was followed up with an OPEN FORUM. Residents got to ask questions and make suggestions to Councillor Bannon. Far from the early days this was quite a positive exchange of ideas.
All in all this was a terrific positive meeting which showed when everyone works together in a positive mind set, meaningful changes start to take place.
Everyone was reminded that numbers and participation at these sometimes boring meetings is what politicians notice and helps increase the investment in our community.

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Pure comfort food made quickly in your electric pressure cooker. It’s a thick and hearty soup made with wild rice, brown rice, seasonings, vegetables and tender bites of chicken. You can also substitute leftover turkey in this soup. No rice-a-roni packages or pre-packaged foods are used in this version of the soup.
Add chicken, celery, carrots, water, bouillon, rices, pepper, salt, parsley, sugar, garlic powder and thyme to the Instant Pot.
Lock the lid into place. Make sure valve is set to sealing. Push the manual high pressure button and set the timer to 25 minutes. When the timer beeps let the pressure release naturally for 10 minutes and then move the valve to “venting” to release the rest of the pressure.
Remove the lid. Remove the chicken and shred it or cut into pieces. Put the chicken back into the pot.
Melt the butter (I melted mine in a glass bowl in the microwave). Stir in the flour, a tablespoon at time. It will make a cookie dough type consistency. Ladle in a cup of the broth of the soup and stir until creamy. Turn the Instant Pot to the saute setting. Add the mixture into the Instant Pot and stir. The soup will thicken up. While it’s thickening, stir in the half and half.
Salt and pepper to taste. Ladle into bowls and enjoy!
Wild rice: wild rice is black and can be sort of hard to find. It’s also kind of pricey. I went to the bulk section at my grocery store (winco) and bought just the amount I needed, a half cup.
Better than Bouillon Chicken Base: I love keeping this stuff in my fridge. It tastes so much better than regular bouillon. I buy a big jar of it at Costco. If you don’t have this or can’t have it for dietary reasons than simply use chicken broth instead. You can use 4 cups of chicken broth and 2 cups of water.
Half and half: this is just an equal blend of whole milk and light cream that is sold in a carton. If you want to use milk instead you can totally do that. You can also just evaporated milk.

industry_corpus2: Hospitality & Catering


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2. But Jehosheba, the daughter of king Joram, sister of Ahaziah, took Joash the son of Ahaziah, and stole him from among the king's sons which were slain; and they hid him, even him and his nurse, in the bedchamber from Athaliah, so that he was not slain.
17. And Jehoiada made a covenant between the Lord and the king and the people, that they should be the Lord's people; between the king also and the people.


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Description Top 5 Podcast gives you a weekly dose of top 5 rankings and lists on everything from current events to best games, movies, and music to worst places to get an erection. Subscribe in iTunes by searching top5podcast (all together, no spaces)!
Description: Top 5 is back on theprfectworld.com with an in-depth look at the best review sites (sites that scrutinize technology, film, music, etc.) on the Web! From film to consumer issues to superheroes, we've got you covered. Feel free to subscribe to the podcast and listen to our other episodes!
Description: Happy New Year! The guys discuss the best of 2010 including news, sports, music, movies, video games and more!
Description: In part two, the guys get past the technical difficulties and discuss why 2011 will be the "year of the alien" in movies.
Description: It's top 5. We're talking about video games again. I've tried uploading this three times. It better "%&"# work this time.
Description: Top 5 is back on theprfectworld.com with an episode all about advertising! Join your hosts as they discuss the best Japanese commercials with celebrities in them, best company symbols and mascots, funniest superbowl ads and favorite 90's commercials. Next week is a sequel to one of our listeners' favorite casts: video games, part II! So send your lists to top5podcast@yahoo.com and join the group on Facebook!
Top 5 takes you around the world this week. The guys, along with a special guest, discuss the best sites in Boston and Tokyo, as well as list a bunch of great (and not so great) countries to visit. Send in your lists to top5podcast@yahoo.com and join the facebook group. Next week is PR podcast number two where the topic will be advertising.
Description: Top 5 is a grab bag this week. We've got a war sandwich, with the top 5 war movies and war video games, plus listener lists! Send in your lists to top5podcast@yahoo.com and join the facebook group.
8. The Horror! The Horror!
Description: Top 5 is back this week with their first episode to appear on theprfectworld.com! Check out PRfectWorld for insights into the PR, marketing and advertising agencies and to hear Top 5! This week is about horror movies. The guys discuss low budget horror films that exploded, worst sequels and best overall horror movies! Send in your own lists at top5podcast@yahoo.com, subscribe to the feed, join the facebook group and get all new details at www.theprfectworld.com!
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Description: This week's Top 5 Podcast is all about comic books and their related media! Join in the fun as Mark and Chuck discuss the top 5 comic book movies, top 5 comics you didn't read, and top 5 series of all time. Plus, a record number of people chimed in with their own polls, lists, and ideas. Next week is listener mail! We need your help, so send us top 5 lists of your own or, if you're just a lazy slob, send in top 5 ideas and we'll make the lists for you! E-mail us at top5podcast@yahoo.com or post on our all new facebook group page!
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Top 5 Podcast debuts, giving you a weekly helping of top 5 lists and mindless banter!
This week, Mark and Chuck discuss the last week's top news, sports, and entertainment stories. Also, why you should run if Mel Gibson wants to buy some smokes.
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College is supposed to be a time when you hone your critical thinking skills; when you learn about new ideas and new ways of thinking about the world. It’s a time when you begin to think and process information like an adult.
That’s what it used to be, anyway.
Today, it’s just another place people are inundated with Leftist ideas. It’s not just the professors who do it, but even student communication groups like student newspapers join in the misinformation, especially when it comes to guns.
Take the Hofstra student paper, for example.
Gun control, for some reason, still remains a controversial topic in the United States. What people refuse to acknowledge is that it’s become an epidemic. Because people can’t feel safe going to concerts (Las Vegas), can’t feel safe going to movies (Denver), can’t feel safe going to work (YouTube, California, Capital Gazette, etc.), can’t feel safe going to schools (Parkland, Virginia Tech, Columbine, etc.), can’t feel safe going to bars (Pulse, Thousand Oaks) and can’t even feel safe going to religious services (Pittsburgh, Sutherland Springs). Yes, I understand people argue that the Second Amendment, which states, “A well regulated Militia, being necessary to the security of a free State, the right of the people to keep and bear Arms, shall not be infringed,” is untouchable and indispensable, but last time I checked, the country that boasts the largest army in the world no longer has any need to form a “well regulated militia.” As well as this – have we forgotten what “amend” even means? Change.
No, we haven’t forgotten what amend means.
Clearly, the writer either forgot what the Bill of Rights represents or no one ever taught it to them. In this day and age, it’s probably the latter.
The Bill of Rights was created to protect the rights of Americans from a government that would enforce its own will on the people. It’s an insurance policy against tyranny. Each of those first ten amendments was designed specifically to limit the government’s power so that the people could hold the government in check.
But there’s something very wrong with the kind of people who can hold President Trump up as a tyrant and dictator in the making while simultaneously arguing that because we have a standing army, the citizenry doesn’t need guns. You don’t get it both ways. You don’t get to pretend that the president is the ultimate threat to liberty, so much of a threat that students need therapy just because he was elected, and then pretend that we don’t need to defend our liberty with guns.
The very thinking is insane.
Then again, when you feel horribly unsafe everywhere you go and don’t try to take steps to make yourself safe that don’t involve the irrational desire to disarm your fellow citizens, I’m not sure you’re someone who has ever learned to think for yourself.
In other words, it looks like college has failed this writer. I hope they can get their money back.

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Newest marina on Lake Koocanusa. Abayance Bay Marina offers 24' and 28' slip spaces with limited moorage for larger craft. Our boat maintenance facility offers many services for your boat needs. RV and Tent reservations are available at this location. We have lockers located at the shoreline, for any personal belongings you would like to stow away. Fuel up your boat and/or your vehicles, at our shoreline fueling station. Reserve any area of the marina for your own private event. Best of all, don't forget your snacks, beer, and a friendly hello from our lovely staff at the convenience store and pub and eatery.
Head west on Highway 37 from Eureka. It is about a mile past the Rexford turnoff. Between mile marker 61 and 60 turn right onto Abayance Bay Drive. You will see a large log entrance with an Abayance Bay sign attached. Stay on Abayance Bay Drive all the way down the hill and you will find us!

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Steven Barrett is a Principal of the firm, Chairman of the Personal Injury Practice Group, and a member of the Litigation Department since 1992. Steve counsels and represents individuals on a wide range of medical malpractice and personal injury matters, with a focus on cases that involve catastrophic injuries and death. In 2016 alone, he fought hard in two complex medical malpractice trials that led to recoveries totaling nearly $8 million.
$7 million jury verdict in Montgomery County for the estates of a married couple killed in an auto accident.
$1.2 million settlement for two teenagers who were severely injured in an auto accident in Bucks County.
$1.1 million award in a medical malpractice trial.
$800,000 settlement during a medical malpractice trial in Monroe County for a client who was suffering from bone cancer but misdiagnosed with bone contusion.
$750,000 award in a medical malpractice trial in which the client was discharged from the Wilkes-Barre Hospital emergency room while demonstrating signs of suffering imminent stroke.
$1.7 million jury verdict in Philadelphia for the family of a man who died from asbestos-related esophageal cancer.
$1.5 million jury verdict in Philadelphia for the family of a man who died from asbestosis.
$5 million jury verdict in Philadelphia for a gentleman suffering from asbestosis.
$900,000 against a clothing manufacturer for a woman who suffered second- and third-degree burns when her garment caught fire. Steve claimed that the garment was defective and unsafe in not meeting flammability safety standards.
$405,000 jury verdict against a plastic surgeon for causing damage to a woman’s eyes.
With his significant and notable jury verdicts, Steve enjoys a well-deserved reputation as a premier trial attorney throughout Southeastern Pennsylvania. He has successfully tried many complex cases in Philadelphia, Montgomery, Bucks, Lehigh, Northampton, Berks, and Delaware Counties. Since 2003, Steve has obtained settlements and verdicts for injured people, totaling more than $25 million.
Through the Pennsylvania Supreme Court, Steve served by appointment as a Disciplinary Hearing Committee member, considering issues of misconduct within the legal profession. Steve formerly served on the Board of Directors of the Montgomery Bar Association and is a past president of its Young Lawyers Division. He currently serves as Chair of the firm’s marketing committee and mentors associates in the practice of law and business development.
Proficient in Spanish, still plays pick-up basketball at a not-so-young age, makes pancakes from scratch for his family almost every weekend, and has a penchant for singing and dancing in professionally directed musicals.

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Deric, I really have to take issue with your second paragraph. There is a substantial difference in difficulty between using a pistol at 50 yards vs. using a rifle (with iron sights) at 50 yards. I learned this growing up, and have had it reinforced again and again since (first by the Marine Corps and then by years of competition shooting.) I have to really slow way down if I want to hit a dinner plate-sized target at 50 yards with, say, a Glock handgun. OTOH, I can go all day long with a Garand, an AR, or pretty much any centerfire bolt gun you choose. All other factors being equal, the increase in sight radius makes all the difference in the world. If this is not also true for you, than you, my friend, are the exception rather than the rule.
As for a separate submachine gun skill, it it only matters when firing full-auto. An SMG (for example, an HK MP5) on semi-auto is no different than any other carbine (M1 carbine, Keltec SUB-2000, etc.) However, once you go to burst or full-on rock&roll, its a whole different animal and definitely handles differently from both handguns and any kind of rifle (full-auto or otherwise.) I know it clutters up the game mechanics to have a separate skill, but there really IS a difference in RL.
Unfortunately, I don't immediately have any suggestions on how to resolve the issues. I wish I could help.
Okay, apparently enough people think that hitting something with a rifle at 80's yards is every bit as easy as hitting something with a pistol at 15 yards (Difficulty 15)... And that hitting something with a rifle at 250 yards, without a scope or bipod, from a standing position, is every bit as easy as hitting a target from 25 yards with a pistol (difficulty 20).
Seems fishy to me, but then I have much less experience with a rifle than I do a handgun admittedly. I was basing it off of my limited experience, and more importantly, how well I can see something... at 25 yards, regardless of what I am shooting, I can see the target just fine. Hell I can read the the slogan on their t-shirt. At 250 yards, the target is a dot on the horizon, I am lucky if I can tell if they are even wearing a shirt.
But as utterly wrong as it sounds to me, the feedback has been pretty much Unanimous. So I guess range modifiers stay the same.
I haven't heard any real justification for why SMG's should be kept. However Mark, you do make a compelling, if unintended, argument that submachineguns should suffer less of a penalty for being fired full auto, because of lesser recoil, so I will give that some thought.
I always tough it was strange to be able to have +0 on submachineguns and +10 in handguns or rifles.
I understand they can have some differences ... but I see it as someone who is a wine connoisseur and someone who simply likes wine, both will know what is a bad wine and what is a good wine ... but only the expert can appreciate the fine details.
I mean, someone who knows little of firearms, will not appreciate the subtle differences between them, but someone with more mileage will do.
What I would do (but I reckon it isn't exactly a clean rule) is to separate firearms skills between two skills "General firearm use" and the more specialized ones (handguns, submachineguns, etc). With a max cap of +5.
Maybe that could be extended to other skills ... something like Categories and Skills. (Like general knowledge as a category for knowledge skills, etc ... or Basic Tech as a category for hardware skills).

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Sometimes it's not the usual training seminars that broadens the horizon of experience, accurate impressions of an environment, detection of interpersonal positive energy impulses which remain key to successful cross cultural teamwork management but rather the arts normally ignored as part of significant elements that makes up a successful cross cultural career person by all standards.
"Inspiration" is the theme of a "Train the Trainer" course in exploring the arts of dance and music as building blocks in helping future professionals understand a people and manage human resource from cross cultural backgrounds in any organizational setup.
Participants of the workshop shall be instructors, trainers and students from various countries who shall be exploring the art of Dance, Music, Rhythm and Motions in understudying and developing cross cultural human relations management skills for prospective international cooperation.
The workshops focuses on international staffing of the participants, inter-cultural dialogue and communication skills development and dynamic language expressions as an integral parts of the initiative. It will also teach participants how to develop communication skills from the arts of music and dance.
"Train the Trainer" workshop shall be delivered by professional instructors through Stensington twice a year. The concept of the workshop will be adapted in varying education modules and duration of each module shall be determined by content to be delivered and the education level of participants.
For multi-level compact courses, application must be accompanied by detailed proofs of the previous training and applications must be submitted by e-mail to Stensington.
The next workshop is scheduled for November.


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146.805/R KC9SJJ located downtown Terre Haute. This is our primary repeater for all things Em-Com.
147.150/R K9ITK pl tone 88.5 Hz located on the south side of Terre Haute and owned by the Terre Haute Radio Club. This repeater has Echo Link and is Yaesu System Fusion Digital capable. We use this repeater for backup and some local events.
444.350/R W9SKI located in West Terre Haute. Used for our weekly 70cm net. This repeater is used as a link to Indianapolis during severe weather and will always have priority for that purpose.
146.595 simplex is used for short range events and for our monthly simplex night nets.
145.230 /R is the primary Sky-Warn repeater for the area. During severe weather, this is where Emcom will be.
We also utilize public safety radio systems including the Hoosier Safety 800 MHz/P25 digital network.

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Our durable Flood Brothers toters come in accurate volumes of 35, 65 and 95 gallons. These toters roll easily even with heavy loads! The wide wheelbase and continuous one-piece handle make maneuvering to your curb a cinch on pick up day! The specially designed wide ground-hugging base allows these toters to keep upright and stable. They are built with reinforced strength and rigidity, but if for any reason your toter becomes damaged, kindly contact the Flood Brothers office to replace a broken or worn toter. If you moving, please contact our customer service department at (630) 261-0400 to remove any Flood Brothers equipment provided.
Our toters conform with ANSI standard Z245.30 which limits maximum load rating to 3.5 pounds per gallon.
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Join Wilderness Inquiry's Canoemobile, National Park Service, NYC Urban Soils Institute and NYC H2O for a free Family Fun Day at Canarsie Pier! Bring your family and friends to paddle around Jamaica Bay guided by Wilderness Inquiry boat captains to explore the flora and fauna of Gateway National Recreation Area. No experience needed and people of all abilities are welcome!
After your paddle, stop by the National Park Service Fishing Workshop from 12:00 - 2:30 PM. NPS rangers will teach you everything from how to set up your pole, the rules and regulations of fishing in Jamaica Bay and about the fish that live in the waters of the bay!
Don't forget your picnic blanket, food and drinks to end your day with a picnic at Canarsie Pier. Pet friendly, too!


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If you’re an early-stage business in Gloucestershire, The Growth Hub is the go-to place for essential advice, support, collaboration and networking.
New companies face lots of challenges, but we’ve plenty of experts to support you. When you register your firm online at The Growth Hub we’ll point you towards the most relevant help, online or in person. Our regular ‘Essentials’ workshops cover key areas including strategy, sales, marketing, law and finance. Keep an eye on the Events pages for more information.
Firms who can demonstrate high growth potential and who are looking to take on several new employees soon, could qualify for the SEED Fund programme. This funded business support includes focussed workshops, events, and bespoke business mentoring geared towards the needs of rapid expansion.
Not every lifestyle business is pursuing high growth, but there’s always somewhere new to take your business. Networks often present unexpected opportunities, which is why we’re committed to growing both our online and physical networks. Watch out for smaller satellite Hubs hosted by our partners around the county soon.
The Growth Hub is a great social point, good for meetings and the right business atmosphere. The Growth Hub has directly benefited Join In China, particularly with regard to networking and with the provision of knowledge and support.
Register with The Growth Hub to access everything you need for your ambitious business to grow.
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With over 1700 FREE online resources available, we have what you need to make your business grow.
We can support you with funding bids and connect you with experts.
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If you have read a substantial portion of this Guide already, you have probably noticed that I greatly prefer universal, open standards to proprietary standards. (I explain the reasons why in the Networking Fundamentals section on standards.) I am far from alone in this view, and in fact, it's no exaggeration to say that much of the success of TCP/IP and the Internet is tied to the fact that they were both developed using the open RFC process, and still are to this day.
That said, there are certain situations where a proprietary protocol can be of benefit, and can even achieve considerable success, if a minimum of two factors are true. First, there must be either a lack of a suitable open protocol, or a gap in the feature coverage of existing open protocols that creates an opportunity for a proprietary protocol to succeed. Second, the proprietary protocol must be either initiated or strongly supported by a big player in the industry, to help ensure that other companies will take notice and give the protocol a chance to become a standard.
This situation arose in the 1980s in the world of routing protocols. At that time, the most popular interior routing protocol was the Routing Information Protocol (RIP). As described in the RIP section of this Guide, RIP does a basically good job, but has a number of limitations and problems that are inherent to the protocol and not easily resolved. In the mid-1980s, open alternatives like OSPF did not yet exist; even if it had, OSPF is much more complex than RIP and therefore sometimes not a good alternative.
Cisco Systems, definitely one of the big names in networking and especially internetworking and routing, decided to develop a new routing protocol that would be similar to RIP but would provide greater functionality and solve some of RIP's inherent problems: the Interior Gateway Routing Protocol (IGRP). IGRPwhich conveniently uses both the words gateway and routing in its name to convey the equivalence of the two words in internetworking standardswas designed specifically to be a replacement for RIP. It is similar in many ways, and keeps RIP's simplicity, one of its key strengths. At the same time, IGRP overcomes two key limitations of RIP: the use of only hop count as a routing metric, and the hop count limit of 15.
Like RIP, IGRP is a distance-vector routing protocol designed for use with an autonomous system, and thus uses the same basic mechanism for route determination. Each router routinely sends out on each local network to which it is attached a message containing a copy of its routing table. This message contains pairs of reachable networks and costs (metrics) to reach each network. A router receiving this message knows it can reach all the networks in the message as long as it can reach the router that sent the message. It computes the cost to reach those networks by adding to their costs, the cost to reach the router that sent the message. The routers update their tables accordingly, and send this information out in their next routine update. Eventually, each router in the autonomous system has information about the cost to reach each network in it.


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Audition Date: Tuesday, April 9th at 7 pm.
Allegra and Serena present: Twinsations Auditions, Fringe 2019. A Party Time Productions...Production!
within these two weeks (during the day, evening and weekend). Exact dates will be confirmed closer to the time.
Where: 75 East Liberty Street, Toronto.
The Show: It’s about twin actors (Allegra and Serena) who wanted to be the biggesttwin child stars of the ‘90s but were beat out by Mary-Kate and Ashley Olsen time and time again, and have been living in their shadow ever since. They can’t let it go to this day. It’s a comedy with a lot of pop culture references and '90s throwbacks.
a person in their mid to late 20s. Happy-go-lucky. They periodically come on stage and are the pianist for Allegra and Serena's songs (some jazz and some typical musical theatre). The more stage time they are exposed to the more they enjoy it and don't want to leave. They also happen to be the cousin of Allegra and Serena. Not a speaking role but actor must be strong in physical comedy.
Prepare: Please learn the 30 bar piano accompaniment (it is marked on the sheet music) to "I Will Never Leave You" from Side Show.
Does not need to be memorized but please be familiar. Please bring a resume with you. No headshot necessary. Does not need to be memorized. Sheet music will be sent once your audition is confirmed.


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With the epic dimensions of a Shakespearean tragedy, The Queen of Versailles began as a documentary chronicling the excesses of America’s super-rich, but when in 2008 the global recession hit it became a disastrous riches to rags story. The screening will be followed by a Q&A with director Lauren Greenfield.
Join us for what should prove to be a fascinating discussion between BBC Newsnight’s Paul Mason and acclaimed playwright Sir David Hare, whose recent play The Power of Yes wrestled with the causes of the 2008 financial crisis.


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I love Magnolia Doohickey dies! They are the best and this lace one is adorable!


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Sending our deepest condolences to the Kuljanin family. Mili was a wonderful man and we are so thankful to have met and known him, may he rest in peace . Our thoughts and prayers are with you all through this difficult time.
Our condolences to Mili's family. I enjoyed his friendship. No matter how busy he was, he would always take the time to help me. He really loved his family and enjoyed sharing stories about them dearly. Mili has been, and will always be missed. When I think about him I picture his smile, and remember how he made me laugh. I am so sorry for your loss and I pray the Lords peace will be with you.
You are all in our thoughts and prayers, so sorry for your loss.
Sending Prayers of comfort to the entire Kuljanin Family, may the Lord keep you in your hour of bereavement.
Sorry for your loss.Prayers for the family.
Mili was a great guy and terrific co worker .I worked with him for years. He will truly be missed. Prayers for the Family. RIP MY FRIEND.
Deepest condolences to Kuljanin family. I loved talking to Mr. Kuljanin. His knowledge of history and politics made for many engaging conversations. Literal translation of name Milidrag is likeable and dear. He was both of those things and so much more, to so many of us. Rest In Peace Sir.
I'm sorry for your great loss. I never had the honor of meeting Milidrag, but his legacy is his family. He must have been a caring, good-hearted man. When my grandfather passed, the officiant shared the following with us: Everyone dies three deaths. The first, when they physically pass. The second, when we lay them to rest. The third, when they pass from memory. May Milidrag's memory live on for many years.
Sorry for your loss, Mili was one of a kind, he will be missed. I knew him for many years anything you need we are here to help.
So sorry for your loss-- I just lost my father in law and know it is so hard. Your dad sounds like he was very brave and loving. God Bless you and your family.
We are so sorry for your loss. Our thoughts and prayers are with you during this difficult time. May the love of those around you help you through the days ahead.
I'm very sorry to hear of the passing away of Mili. I worked with him for many years and he was well respected and a true family man. He will be missed by many. Our prayers for you and your family.
So so sorry for your loss!!!! Mili will be missed by all hu known him. My heart goes out to the family! Treasure the memories of Mili!
Lana, we love you and we are sorry to hear of your Dad's passing. You and your family are in our prayers.
—Debra and John Wright, Pooler, Ga.
Praying for peace and comfort for his family. You will be missed Milli.
My heart hurts for your family in this time of sorrow. I’m very sorry for your loss. May God keep you and bless you always.
Milidrag Kuljanin, 66, returned to his heavenly home on July 27, 2018 after a long and valiant battle with cancer. His devotion to his family and many loving friendships supported him in his struggle and ultimately gave him peace. He was ready to move on from this life and was not scared in his journey.
Milidrag was born to Stjepan and Ana Kuljanin, in Mostar, Bosnia and Herzegovina, on September 18, 1951. He graduated from the University of Sarajevo in 1975 where he received his Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering (BSME). He worked at Soko aerospace company in Mostar, Bosnia and Herzegovina, for 15 years. Milidrag’s devotion to his family was equal to none. As the civil war was raging in ex-Yugoslavia, Milidrag moved his family with two suitcases to United States and enabled them with new opportunities. He was very determined to establish a better life for his family. He accepted a position at Gulfstream in Savannah, GA, where he worked for 22 years.
Milidrag was blessed with a loving family. He married his best friend and love of his life, Lenka Kuljanin, on December 29, 1978 in Mostar. Milidrag loved playing with his grandchildren and entertaining his friends and family. He loved telling stories and sharing his wisdom. He enjoyed his wife’s cooking, his visits back home, trout fishing and watching soccer. There was not a job that he did not like accomplishing and he was a man of many self-learned skills.
Milidrag is survived by his wife, Lenka; his son Igor, his daughter Svjetlana and daughter in law Melissa Kuljanin; his grandchildren Kellan and Mila; and his sister Ljiljana and brother, Branimir in Mostar. He is dearly missed by his loved ones, who celebrate the fact that he is at peace.
The family will receive friends from 5:00 pm until 7:00 pm on Monday at Fox & Weeks Funeral Directors, Hodgson Chapel. The service for Milidrag will be held at St. Paul Orthodox Church on Tuesday July 31, 2018 at 11:00 am, with burial to follow at the Greenwich Section of Bonaventure Cemetery in Savannah, Georgia.


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On 9/11 two planes crashed into two scyscrabers in World Trade Center in New York and made three (3) scyscrabers collapse. The third building (Building 7) was not hit by any plane and collapsed several hours after the plane crashes.
Video recordings of show a collapse of Building 7 that looks exactly like a controlled demolition.
Architects & Engineers for 9/11 Truth point out that when a building collapses in free fall speed the most probable cause is the use of explosives. Any other cause is highly unlikely. Simply due to the laws of physics.
The most likely reason behind the choice to not look for evidence of controlled demolition is that someone in a position of high power did not want that evidence to be known. This would question the official narrative and make it necessary to look for more criminals before going to war with Afghanistan.
9/11 is the biggest crime in modern history and the criminals are still out there. Where to look for suspects? Try Cheney, Bush, CIA and Mossad.
If you don’t believe they would lie to the public to start a war look into the case of Weapons of Mass Destruction before the illegal invasion of Iraq.
Denmark played (and still plays, now in Syria) a central role because by going along with the American-Israeli war machine we have morally legitimized the wars due to our image as a very humane and ethical country. “If Denmark thinks it’s a good war, then it definitely is a good war”.
We need more investigations and political action now based on the available evidence. We must stop supporting America’s wars unless they have very good evidence that war is absolutely necessary for self defense. And the media and journalists have to be much more critical and ask the tough questions in stead of just going along with the war propaganda. Start now with Syria. And then go back in time. All the way back to 9/11. All the way back to the Vietnam War. We need to be much more critical about the United States of America! Maybe they are not like the Hollywood movies that have brainwashed your mind.

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SHAPE America offers all kinds of skilled growth alternatives, including requirements-primarily based workshops, webinars, timely podcasts and events for preK-12 educators, college/university faculty, coaches and researchers. Lofters A, ‘Campo P. Differences that matter. in ‘Campo P, Dunn JR (Eds), Rethinking social epidemiology. Dordrecht: Springer; 2011. Pages ninety three-109. It is rather unlucky, but the health establishments are disobeying a government directive saying they may collapse if they provide the service without cost,” he said. Individuals with out heat: If the shutdown persists, it might have an effect on the Low Income Home Power Assistance Program, which funds heating help applications.
Mike, they do not. How might they live? You used the argument that People couldn’t live off of half their paychecks; however you appear to think that somehow people in France and the UK can? I stay in Canada and I get taxed less than what you pay in premiums for healthcare. The service is great in Ontario. The place there are labor shortages (in western Canada) it is less so, but still nice! Ya nothing is free. It certainly is more efficient than your system although. My spouse is American and she or he was shocked at how nice it’s that she does not pay deductibles or should combat with insurance coverage firms. And the medical doctors are still just as caring as within the States. The docs here are nonetheless very rich people. On top of all of this, our healthcare systme is not falling apart. We are essentially the most fiscally sturdy nation on the earth.
The meals that you take is very important, the extra fats you devour foods with extra fat will your face. You must also keep away from carbohydrates similar to bread, desserts, and so on. All these meals should consume them carefully and you’ll begin to see huge modifications. We’re going to do a 6 day routine Monday by Saturday with Sunday being a day for energetic recovery. Energetic restoration will probably be on going however that’s the day you go for a bike ride, shoot some hoop, get a therapeutic massage, hit a steam room someplace and drink a bunch of water. After 6 days of beating your self up, you need to flush out the system.
Check out the invoice. Simply scan the desk of contents. I do not anticipate anybody will want to slog by the 2700 pages, however learn the sections that catch your eye. The intrusion of government into our lives is unprecedented and the IRS will be the enforcer. Definition-Canker sores will also be known as aphthous ulcers. These are usually small sores that occur inside mouth. They will happen around the tongue additionally , on the within with the cheeks and lips fundamental necessities areas of the mouth that may transfer. They usually turn up alone, but sometimes they reveal up in small clusters.
All medical circumstances and proceedures are covered. There isn’t a restrict to the quantity of health care offered to at least one person over any period of time. This text is a summary of a petition created by Mike Adams, the Health Ranger. My purpose is to help teach the inhabitants the chances and enhancements you could be having fun with in your health care and educate you about all parts that want be fastened.


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Record View - Sterling silver saltshaker with threaded lip, footed base, fluted fody, plain shoulder, and screw-on cap with 6 rows of 3 holes each, with decorative finial. Etched decorative design of a draped "wreath" of leaves (willow?) with a single flower at the bottom join.
Sterling silver saltshaker with threaded lip, footed base, fluted fody, plain shoulder, and screw-on cap with 6 rows of 3 holes each, with decorative finial. Etched decorative design of a draped "wreath" of leaves (willow?) with a single flower at the bottom join.


text: Reports Q2 revenue $281.97M, consensus $285.18M. "One of the best indicators of a company's strength is its ability to grow within its existing clients. We have been awarded additional work with two existing accounts in just the last two weeks, and our pipeline is full of opportunities to further penetrate our customer base," said CEO Rich Stoddart. "With the momentum of our new wins and a robust plan to improve our cost structure, InnerWorkings is poised to deliver significant value for our shareholders."


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A legal decision against the makers of glyphosate is not supported by the science.
Are Smart Meters a Health Risk?
Don't worry. There is no plausible health risk from the miniscule EMF from smart meters.
Is gout a consequence of lifestyle choices? Or is it mainly genetics?
Cancer is a complex set of diseases. I commonly discuss complexities in its biology and treatment. However, there's another layer of complexity that leads to marked disparities in cancer incidence and death rates. One major factor associated with such disparities is socioeconomic status.
A jury has awarded a man $289 million for allegedly contracting cancer from exposure to Roundup, but the science is not on their side.
Angelina Jolie’s surgeon peddles misinformation about…breast cancer!
Dr. Kristi Funk is a surgeon to the stars in Beverly Hills who operated on Sheryl Crow and Angelina Jolie for breast cancer. This year, she published a book about breast health and breast cancer. Unfortunately, it's full of misinformation and radical advice with little or no basis in science.


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Geometric Combinatorics (book edited with Vic Reiner and Bernd Sturmfels), Lectures from the Graduate Summer School of the Institute for Advanced Study/Park City Mathematics Institute held in Park City, UT, July 11-31, 2004. IAS/Park City Mathematics Series, vol. 13, American Mathematical Society, Providence, RI; Institute for Advanced Study (IAS), Princeton, NJ, 2007. xii+691pp.
429 pages, many figure-like objects (between 100 and 200, depending on how you count). No longer is the whole book available online; but there are download options for certain parts.
Icosahedra constructed from congruent triangles. Discrete and Computational Geometry 24 (2000), 437-451. PDF gzipped tarfile (LaTeX and .eps figures) abstract (my undergraduate honors thesis).
Extended abstract: Potential applications of commutative algebra to combinatorial game theory (with Alan Guo and Mike Weimerskirch), in Kommutative Algebra, abstracts from the workshop held 19-25 April 2009, organized by W. Bruns, H. Flenner, and C. Huneke, Oberwolfach reports 22 (2009), 23-26.
Extended abstract: Binomial D-modules (with Alicia Dickenstein and Laura Matusevich), Proceedings MEGA (Effective Methods in Algebraic Geometry) 2007, Strobl, Austria.
Extended abstract: Cellular resolutions of multiplier ideals of sums (with Shin-Yao Jow), in Topological and geometric combinatorics, abstracts from the workshop held 28 January - 3 February, 2007, organized by A. Björner, G. Kalai, and G. Ziegler, Oberwolfach reports 4 (2007), no. 1, 195-271.
Extended abstract: Homological methods for hypergeometric families (with Laura Matusevich and Uli Walther), in Convex and algebraic geometry, abstracts from the workshop held 29 January - 4 February, 2006, organized by K. Altmann, V. Batyrev, and B. Teissier, Oberwolfach reports 3 (2006), no. 1, 253-316.
Extended abstract: Algorithms for graded injective resolutions and local cohomology over semigroup rings (with David Helm), Proceedings MEGA (Effective Methods in Algebraic Geometry) Kaiserslautern, Germany, 2003.

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