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Erin Karcher – Rasky Partners, Inc.
Erin is a marketing associate at Rasky Partners. In this role, Erin helps support the firm’s corporate marketing strategy and specific practice group marketing efforts. She also helps manage Rasky Partner’s digital presence and assists in leading the firm’s corporate media relations and overall public relations efforts. Erin began her career as a Talent Acquisition Assistant at the Charles Koch Institute, focusing on talent marketing and employer branding.
She earned a bachelor’s degree in Communications with minors in Political Science and Marketing at Bryant University.

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text: We are lucky in HFSS to have the Izak9 maths programme. Izak9 provides exceptional opportunities for the teaching and learning of mathematics. Izak9 can support the needs of pupils of all abilities and preferred learning styles as there is content available at all levels, as well as there being the facility for pupils to develop content of their own - elevating thinking skills and building confidence and self-esteem.

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Leader of the Commons and South Northamptonshire MP Andrea Leadsom has hit out at the “coward” author of a threatening letter she received.
The letter, which is signed off by ‘The Real 48 Per Cent’, appears to be anti-Brexit, stating: “If you attempt to take away part of someone’s identity, there are consequences.
“We have watched you as you have led us to the edge of the abyss. We will watch no longer.
A spokesman for the Metropolitan Police said: “Police are aware of threatening letters sent to four Members of Parliament at the House of Commons.
“Two of the letters were reported to police on Friday, February 9, and two on Monday, February 12.
“The letters are being investigated by officers from the Parliamentary Liaison and Investigation Team within the Parliamentary and Diplomatic Protection Command.

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Download Papa John’s Pizza Logo – Papa John’s Pizza is the third chain of restaurants largest pizza in the United States , behind Pizza Hut and Domino’s Pizza . is based in Louisville , Kentucky . There are about 2,100 Papa John’s stores in the U.S.. States. and presence in over 11 countries worldwide.
The founder of Papa John’s, John Schnatter , began his career in the company Rocky’s Sub Pub in Jeffersonville , Indiana , while attending high school. Later John graduated in Jeffersonville High in 1980 but continued his association with the pizza business in college. At Ball State University, worked as a delivery driver of the “Pizzeria in Muncie.” Upon graduation, began working for his father, who was co-owner of the bar “Mick’s Lounge” in Jeffersonville. In 1984 he sold his car to buy the remainder of the bar, and began serving pizza to customers. The business started well enough, and soon became Mick’s Lounge fully in the first Papa John’s.
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Anise. For weeks I’ve been craving anise. Don’t ask why, I don’t really know myself. Yes, we’re getting closer to Christmas, but spontaneously I have cinnamon, cloves, cardamom, vanilla, allspice in my mind when thinking about Christmas, not anise first of all. Actually, for most of my life I hated the whole flavour spectrum of anise, liquorice, fennel!
Anyhow, this craving persisted! Every now and then I browsed Pinterest for things to bake or cook. Nothing really got me, was what I had in mind and couldn’t name. Springerle was an option that came closer to my idea, but wasn’t exactly what I wanted… And then, somehow, after weeks it was clear: Biscotti. The rest was a breeze!
Already after baking the biscotti the first time the kitchen smelled so tempting, almond flavour melting into anise flavour building a match made in heaven. And after the second bake and a (very) little cooling time I finally could bite into it, dip it into my espresso. Perfect moment!
Roughly chop almonds. Transfer to a medium bowl and mix with flour, baking powder, anise and salt. In a larger bowl whisk eggs and sugar until pale. Add dry ingredients until a soft dough forms.
On a flour dusted working surface divide dough into four equal parts and roll out each one into a 25 cm long log. Transfer to baking tray laid out with baking paper and bake for 30 minutes. Take off the oven andlet cool out for 10 minutes. Carefully transfer warm logs to a cutting board and cut diagonally into finger-thick slices. Arrange slices, cut sides down, in one layer on a baking sheet. Bake for another 15 minutes. Take off the biscotti and let them fully cool out on a rack. Transfer to an airtight container.


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Donatella Della Porta is professor of Political Science and Dean at the Institute of Human and Social Sciences at the Scuola Normale Superiore (Italy, Florence), where she directs the Center on Social Movement Studies (Cosmos). Between 2003 and 2015 she has been Professor of Sociology at the Department of Political and Social Sciences at the European University Institute.
The main topics of her research are social movements, political violence, terrorism, corruption, the police and protest policing. Between 2008 and 2013 she has co-edited the European Political Science Review (ECPR-Cambridge University Press) as well as the Contentious Politics series at Cambridge University Press. Since 2015 she co-edits the European Journal of Sociology (Cambridge University Press). In 2011, she was the recipient of European Consortium for Political Research Mattei Dogan Prize for distinguished achievements in the field of political sociology. In August 2017 she will be Plenary Speaker at the 13th Conference of the European Sociological Association: (Un)Making Europe: Capitalism, Solidarities, Subjectivities in Athens, Greece.
Professor Della Porta is the author of 85 books, 130 journal articles and 127 contributions in edited volumes. Her recent publications include Social Movements in Times of Austerity: Bringing Capitalism Back Into Protest Analysis (2015), Late Neoliberalism and its Discontents in the Economic Crisis - Comparing Social Movements in the European Periphery (2016), Where Did the Revolution Go? Contentious Politics and the Quality of Democracy (2017), and Movement Parties Against Austerity (2017).
delaportabooksDonatella Della Porta spoke to Rethinking Greece* about social movements in times of austerity and electoral democracy, their cultural effects and partial institutionalization, as well as their moral critique on the corruption of representative democracy. She comments on the differences and similarities between the movements of the European South and underlines their heterogeneity and their concern for national sovereignty, while she also stresses the need for a cosmopolitan vision and transnational alliances between them. She believes that those who are able to develop alternative forms of governance, or cosmopolitan/pan-European identities are those who come from these movements. On an international level she anticipates that there will be a stronger and stronger struggle between progressive and regressive forces with an uncertain result. As far as Greece is concerned, she believes that it still is a laboratory for the progressive forces, asserting that the mobilizations of the previous years have produced important outcomes.
Can you talk to us about your latest book “Movement Parties against Austerity”?
The book grew out of the observation of the increasing relevance of electoral politics for social movements. This became very visible in Greece with the electoral victory of Syriza but also in several other places: Podemos in Spain, Bloco de Esquerda in Portugal; we also have the Left-Green Movement in Iceland, and more recently “La France Insoumise” with Mélenchon in France. So we see an unexpected return of the “Left-Left”, as the French call it, in the electoral arena, which is very much related to social movements' mobilizations. Even if none of these parties can be seen as the only and direct expression of the movements, there are nevertheless many overlaps in terms of the types of claims these parties and movements put forward, the forms of action taken and the importance given to political participation.
These parties developed from movements that were very dissatisfied with representative democracy and electoral politics; in the beginning they seemed not to be interested in becoming an alternative type of political party. So, I wouldn’t have expected hat, for instance, the Indignados of 2011-2012, people who were outraged with the corruption of participatory democracy, would also start thinking in terms in electoral alternatives. And this is just one of the expressions and outcomes of social movements in terms of their impact on electoral democracy. We are also seeing campaigns and referendums, like the ones in Scotland and Catalunya, or the referendum against the privatization of water in Italy -which has grown with from very dynamic social movements. We are also witnessing the development, within established parties, of a sort of left-wing opposition, like Sanders and the Democratic Party in the United States, like Corbyn in the UK, and also a change in established parties, like the Socialist Party in France, where totally unexpectedly, a left-wing candidate won the primary election. These are some expressions of the interaction between movement politics and electoral politics that we analyze in the book.
The movements that developed after 2011 in Europe seem to have died down. What is your take on this?
Research shows that movements tend to develop in cycles or in waves: people cannot stay in the streets or in the squares forever. The evolution of these cycles could bring about, in the declining phase, a radicalization of fractions of the movements that start using a violent repertoire of actions, like what happened in the 70’s in Italy and in Germany. On the other hand, and sometimes at the same time, we have a sort of institutionalization of parts of the social movements. It is no by chance that these kind of effects develop when mobilization is declining, as the activists experiment with many different tactics and repertoires in order to come up with solutions to the diminishing turnout in protest events.
Furthermore, we have the cultural effects of the protest movements, effects on worker unions, like the “white wave” or ‘marea blanca’ that was organized in Spain from health-care professionals against cuts to the budget of the country’s public health services, or the development of alternative citizen-run health clinics, food centres, kitchens and legal aid hubs that came along with the movement of the squares in Greece. So there are various ways through which the people that had protested in the streets keep trying to change the future.
Also, parties themselves change because of mobilization in the streets. It happened with the labour movements of the 19th century, or with the environmental movements with the emergence of the Green parties. What we are seeing today is quite common after the end of protests: when activists stop being in the streets, they often try to develop parties which they believe could help achieving the aims of the movements.
What is interesting at this particular moment is that these parties grow so fast and become so big, up to the point where they are entering positions in government, after national or local elections like in Greece, Portugal or Spain. So the unusual development that we address in our book, is not that parties emerge from movements, but that these parties become so competitive and powerful in the electoral arena.
What do you believe has been the impact of social movements in party system politics? Has it brought something new to the way parties operate and are organized?
In the book we compare three parties that in many ways were related to social movements, Syriza, Podemos and the Five Star movement, and then we compare them with similar parties in Latin America, some of which started on a similar type of dynamics. Ιn Latin America, this happened much earlier than in Europe, so we can see the long term effect of these parties being in power. And what we see are different things.
In the beginning these parties tend to adopt some of the movements' principles. So, we have parties that are more participatory than traditional ones, more engaged in attempts to open up beyond the members and that attempt to incorporate the criticism of the top-down organization.
However this is not always easy to do, because movement parties have to take into account different types of arenas: on one hand you have the movements, which they take ideas from, and on the other the electoral arena, the party system. And they sort of adapt to both, developing different alternative tactics and adopting general trends, like the personalization of politics. Furthermore, as parties evolve the type of members changes: they tend to include disappointed members and even leaders of other parties, with very different perspectives and priorities than the activists and supporters of the beginning. This brings about changes and even creates tansions within the parties themselves, like in Podemos, where a controversy devoloped between those who pushed towards the original relations with social movements and those stressing the constraints of electoral politics.
Also, these parties have different and this is reflected in their evolution. For example, SYRIZA and Podemos are often referred to as twin parties but they developed in different ways. However, SYRIZA grew from a previous wave of protests during the global justice movement, while Podemos developed from the 2011 Spanish protests against austerity.
Could you briefly describe the similarities and differences between protest movements across South European countries?
We see both similarities and differences. So in terms of the type of capacity of mobilization, forms of action, actors involved and so on, in Southern Europe you have these two constellations: on the one hand movements in the squares, very innovative and active in Spain and Greece, and on the other hand, more traditional forms of protest in Italy and Portugal. What was similar in all countries is the fact that there was a criticism of neoliberalism, of social injustice and of increasing inequalities. Also all the movements were very pluralist, involving different social groups, from the precarious workers to retired people, from workers in the big factories to civil servants. They also involved different generations. Young people in particular were very much present and one can say that these movements spark the development of a very committed generation of young people.
Another thing protest movements accross South Euroopean countries have in common is that the criticism of neoliberalism is a political as well as a moral, addressing the corruption of representative democracy and the lack of capacity of representative institutions to live up to their own standards, to deliver what they promised. In all countries the conceptions of social, political and civil rights were so very deeply rooted that the attempt to take them away produced an indignant, outraged reaction.
Which broader social and economic transformations does the emergence of protest movements reveal? Are we witnessing the emergence of a new political identity?
The creation of collective identities is a long process; it usually takes a lot of time, even more so in this case because these movements are very heterogeneous. Their heterogeneity is reflected in how difficult it is to find a shared term for them. For example in Spain protesters were called 15 de Mayo, 15M, or Real Democracy, journalists called them Indignados; the multiplicity of names testifies to the fact that there is not yet a specific collective identity those participating in the movements. There is however a search for an identity, reminiscent of what Ernesto Laclau called “populist reasoning” in the sense of attempting to create a new definition of the people. This attempt has produced a sense of empowerment; particularly in Spain or in Greece there are generations of people that took politics into their hands and became deeply politicized during the mobilization in the streets. As of yet there is however no strong common collective identity, and I think there couldn’t have been yet one: a common identity, as we can see from previous movements, can take years and even centuries to form. However, this sense of empowerment, of political participation, of search for a combination of justice and freedoms is spreading. This also explains why, not withstanding some decline in mobilization, these are movements that didn’t die: they keep re-emerging in different countries. So, in 2011 there was Spain and Greece, in 2013 it was Gezi Park in Turkey, protests in Brazil and other countries, and, less than a year ago the “Nuit Debut” in France, which showed a strong capacity to mobilize the people. Thus, a common identity does not exist yet, but it is in the making.
Is there a transnational or cross-European interconnectedness between anti-austerity movements?
There has been a difference in the way European issues and global issues have been addressed by the global justice movement, the World Social Forum and European Social Forum in the beginning of the years 2000 on one hand, and the movements and anti-austerity protests of 2011 on the other. In the previous wave, protest started globally and then it shifted to the local and national level. The recent wave of protests that developed in Europe was very rooted in the characteristics and the timing of the crisis at a national level. You had the 2008-2009 crisis in Iceland, and then it moved to Ireland and Portugal, Spain and Greece, nowadays in France. Also, the issues of national sovereignty are more directly addressed by these movements. At the same time, these movements develop ideas for a different type of Europe, so they are not nationalist in terms of an exclusionary type of nationalism. They are moreover trying to develop European and transnational linkages, even though, while in the previous decades this was more straightforward and easier, now it is a challenge. However, it is something that is starting to happen now: you have pan-European union protests and campaigns against TTIP and so on, even if they are still not well developed.
European social protest movements sometimes seem to call for a return to national sovereignty and to classical social democracy, instead of calling for a more radical alternative to capitalism. What is the political vision of those participating in the protests?
As I mentioned earlier, the movements are quite heterogeneous: you find different positions within the same movement. For sure, there is a much more concern, compared to the past, with the issue of national sovereignty. This is understandable, given the characteristics of the crisis, which was very much driven and then controlled at a transnational level. So people think, given the democratic institutions at a national level, it is unfair that unaccountable institutions, like Ecofin, European Central Bank and so on, make decisions for us. At the same time, in most of the cases there is still an understanding that it is not sufficient to go back to national sovereignty, that you need to develop a cosmopolitan vision and transnational alliances between the movements.
1146936 589913084398244 1493797047 oIn terms of an alternative to capitalism, again the movements are quite heterogeneous. There are those that claim a return to old laws and rights and welfare state protection; this is also understandable in a situation where these rights have been taken away -the first claim is give us back what is our rights. But at the same time, there are some innovations, like the idea of the commons, of creating a space for something which is neither in the form of top-down welfare state, nor in that of the privatization or commoditization of services. It is an attempt to develop ideas about how citizens could participate in the management of common spaces and common goods. These are not ideas which are easy to establish. Likewise, initiatives like the alternative clinics or welfare services in Greece and the mareas in Spain are searching for a more radical alternatives but this search requires time; it is not a moment where you say, oh, I got the right idea. It’s a process of testing, adapting, transforming, searching for the right way.
Can this movements contribute to solving the problem of democratic deficit in EU?
Yes, I think that this is an achievement already. The democratic deficit of Europe is very clear: what is not clear yet is if those who are in charge at the European level understand the danger for them. I believe that those who are able to develop alternative forms of governance, or cosmopolitan/pan-European identities are those who come from these movements. But they need to be listened to, because otherwise, those that refuse any form of Europeanization on the basis of an exclusionary and nationalist, xenophobic identity,will become more and more powerful. It happened in the UK, it happened in Hungary, it is also happening with the increase of illiberal regimes all over the world -take Turkey as an example.
How do you see this issue evolving in the future?
A social scientist never predicts. A reason why it is difficult to make a prediction is that right now there are intense conflicts between progressive and regressive visions. The old establishment is in crisis, but the new one is to be born yet, like Antonio Gramsci said. So, what you see is the development of strong conflicts and all possibilities are quite open. Take the United States as an example, we have Trump now, but it could have been Sanders. Take the French election. Anything can happen in a few days in France. It could be that in the second round you have two right-wing candidates, but it could also be that a left-wing candidate wins. So, overall, the only thing that we can predict is the capacity of the people to mobilize and at this momoent that there isiindeed an understanding that it is important for people to act. However, at the same time, powerful regresive forces also tend to organize. So the prediction is that there will be a stronger and stronger struggle between progressive and regressive forces, with an uncertain result. If I want to end this conversation on an optimist view, my understanding is that right now regressive forces do not have a strategy, so they are taking a high-stakes gamble. Take Erdogan in Turkey, Trump in the US, Orban in Hungary. They are daring a lot and I don’t think that they will succeed. rdogan has been resisted by progressive forces, Trump has caused a lot of damage already, but he has also generated a lot of movements; there was the March of Women in Washington, there is the March for Science on April 22. These movements seem to be able to mobilize people, to create a convergence between different social strata and I really hope that they will successful.
How you comment the political situation in Greece now?
I think that the situtation is not easy, but at the same time Greece is still a laboratory for the progressive forces. From what I can say from my limited knowledge of the country, what we see, even in the refugee crisis, is that those new values like solidarity, like empowerment, daring to take the destiny in your own hands didn’t decline with the end of mobilizations. Or are least didn’t disappear. The movements, the different moments of mobilizations since 2008 and then in 2011, produced important outcomes, they were not for nothing. But as an activist in Egypt once told me, “we thought that the revolution was a moment, we realize that it is a process”, and I think this is the case for Greece also.


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in wpa_supplicant / hostapd? The actual situation is really annoying :-(.

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I hope this missive finds you well as our beautiful spring weather is about to fade into summer’s heat.
Over the past few years, I have sent you several letters that I hoped would be passed up the chain of priesthood authority. So far, I have not heard any word in response. I’d like to know to whom you forwarded my communications.
Below you will find a new letter that I’ve written to the apostles.
This is actually my 4th letter to them. The first one was entrusted to your care several months ago. The next 2 were printed as full page spreads in the Salt Lake Tribune and the Ogden Standard Examiner. The ads in the paper cost me a total of $25,000. Hopefully, this one will only cost me time. Please forward it to them.
BTW, I’d love to sit down with you and reopen discussions on changes we should make in our stake.
Although, I don’t believe that you are pompous, petty and infantile, it appears that some highly respected members do. At least, that’s the way I interpret what they are saying.
No matter how something is brought to a person’s attention, if it’s the right thing to do, we do it. To dig in and stall if the other party is not “politically savvy” reflects a pompous, petty and infantile attitude.
I believe that you have the opposite approach, the one described by Elder David A. Bednar in the recent General Conference.
He instructed us in the Christ-like quality of meekness.
“A distinguishing characteristic of meekness is a particular spiritual receptivity to learning both from the Holy Ghost and from people who may seem less capable, experienced, or educated, who may not hold important positions.
What a great quote. Of all people, certainly the apostles must have the quality of meekness in spades.
Elder Bednar described me perfectly: less experienced and holds no important position. And he goes on to say that the meek have the spiritual receptivity to learn from politically inept people like me.
And who needs the personal protection that comes from possessing meekness? Those of prominence, position, wealth and adulation. That fits you, my friends, to a tee. According to this potent conference talk, you are susceptible to the blindness that often arises from prominence, position, wealth and adulation.
I am cheered by the insightful teachings of Elder Bednar. It’s encouraging that you are meek and willing to listen and do what’s right no matter how severe my ineptness is. The meek learn from the incompetent and do what’s right because it’s the right thing to do.
The pompous, petty and infantile dig in to protect their prominence, position and adulation. Fortunately, that can’t possibly describe you.
By now, you should know that I represent the 56,000 people who signed the petition that was delivered to you on March 30th. I, along with 1,000 other members and former members, also presented a book for each and every one of you. Irene Caso accepted them on your behalf. The books contain “Sacred Stories of Sacred Children.” They detail the egregious damage that our current interview policies are causing.
I trust that you have read many of the stories and are horrified at what we are doing to our kids. Let’s make the changes now before any more children are hurt.
This is an urgent matter. Every week more and more of our children are harmed.
It’s high time that we put into place state-of-the-art protections. Every other church and youth serving organization already has.
It’s high time that we protect our bishops. Our policy puts them in the cross hairs of temptation and false accusations. Their liability grows everyday.
It’s also high time that we protect the good name of the church. Certainly, you must know that everybody outside of the church views our practice with disgust. Our growth in the U.S. has slowed to a crawl. Continuing our outdated protocol will drag it down even further. And what about the Church’s liability? In today’s environment, you have to realize how vulnerable our church has become.
Here are the 2 changes that tens of thousands of us support you in making.
2) Forbid sexually explicit questions from being asked of our children.
These simple changes will protect our children, protect our leaders and protect the good name of our church.
Help bolster our army of thundering lions. Our petition currently has 20,161 signatures. Our next goal is 30,000. Care2 also has a petition that has garnered over 36,000 signatories. Between them both our total is over 56,000 strong.
If you haven’t already, Sign the Petition.
If you can, Share the Petition….again.
Every week that goes by, children continue to be egregiously harmed behind bishop’s closed doors in Mormon churches all around the world.
Absolutely spot on. My husband (a never Morman) are both police officers. He has been listening to your morman stories interviews he is appalled by the things the children have been asked. I was ask about masterbation when I was 12. He told me if any bishop asked any of his children those questions he would have had a 1on 1 with the bishop that the bishop would never forget.
What makes me mad is if a woman was a single parent and talked to the bishop I don’t feel a woman would carry any weight with the bishop to stop the questioning because of the leaderships attitude about women.
Sam Young, you’re my hero!
Sam – You are a warrior!
A compelling follow-up to the March, and a strong signal that you are not going away anytime soon.
Was that a Freudian slip … where you accidentally spoke the truth?
Many of your readers, including yours truly, do not share (or believe) your obsequiously generous characterization of the core values of The Brethren.
No offense to pigs, but anyone can put some lipstick on a pig, and then tell her how beautiful she is.
The Brethren continue to paint themselves in their True Colors. In their case, Silence is a Color.
I am SO PROUD of you, Sam! The reality that I even crossed your path, let alone became your friend, literally humbles me to tears.
You inspire me to become the very best version of myself, as you have done with yourself, right before our very eyes.


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Autonomous vehicles will change everything. With self-driving cars, we are about to engage in a method of mobility that will rival the advent of the car itself in the way that it changes our world. The entire transportation system – and the communities shaped by it – will be transformed by automated vehicles.
Google brought self-driving cars to public consciousness with its highly visible cars traveling on California roads in 2009. Now, dozens of cities and dozens of manufacturers are piloting these machines. The Midwest cities of Detroit, Ann Arbor, and Minneapolis are joining London, Helsinki, Singapore and Melbourne in piloting cars or shuttle buses that can drive themselves. In Minneapolis, an autonomous shuttle bus is being tested for performance in cold weather and may be showcased at Super Bowl 2018. You can view a full list of these pilot programs here.
There is no doubt that automated vehicles also will have an impact on the environment. When travel is easier, there will be a lot more of it. That is the promise and peril of cars that drive themselves. Automated vehicles could increase miles travelled, increase energy consumption and sprawl, and make 100-mile commutes more common. After all, if you can read, sleep, or text, a 90+ minute commute might not be so objectionable. An empty car (a “zombie” vehicle) might be sent on errands that would otherwise be done by walking or bike.
Safety of automated vehicles has been the initial concern of automakers, consumers, and legislators, with debates simmering over how much better the vehicles have to perform as compared to human drivers.
Other concerns are surfacing: polluting effects on the environment, congestion and land use. Transportation is now the leading source of CO2 emissions in the U.S. And automated vehicles may increase those emissions. Forecasts on the energy impacts of automated vehicles range from a decrease of 60% in total energy consumption to an increase of 200%.
ELPC has raised these issues with agencies of the federal government, urging them to carefully consider the potential greenhouse gas emissions and other environmental impacts – both benefits and drawbacks – that result from accelerating automated vehicle deployment. A smart, data-driven analysis of autonomous vehicle impacts – both personal and commercial – can lead to better policies that will build upon the benefits derived from cleaner fuel mandates, more efficient engines and vehicles, and other efforts to reduce emissions.
Congress is working on legislation aimed at a workable balance between encouraging innovation, setting standards for safety and uniformity, and showing necessary deference to state and local authorities to regulate streets and roadways. ELPC continues to urge that environmental impacts be carefully considered.
In Chicago, ELPC partnered with the Metropolitan Planning Council and Shared Use Mobility Center to present a series of forums to help ask the questions that need to be asked: What policies on automated vehicles should cities consider to capture the benefits of this transformational technology and address all its impacts? What policies will help ensure that automated vehicles improve the quality of life for all, not some? Watch the three-part series: The Public Sector’s Role, Envisioning the City of the Future, and Is Our Infrastructure Ready?

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Learn how to safely (and successfully) dye your own Easter Eggs with food scraps – avoiding expensive and harmful commercial dyes!
Dyeing with food can be magical in the sense that you never know what to expect. In this workshop, we will cover techniques to get that perfect deep color every time. Join us for a fun afternoon of egg dyeing complete with champagne, tea and light bites. Participants will dye a dozen hard boiled eggs (6 white and 6 brown in 6 different dye baths) and receive recipe cards.
We will also cover simple techniques for pattern making including no mess stripes and espresso speckling.


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The wait is finally over for Adelaide United FC Coach Michael Valkanis and his squad as they come up against Brisbane Roar in a cutthroat clash at Hindmarsh Stadium tomorrow afternoon.
The wait is finally over for Adelaide United FC Coach Michael Valkanis and his squad as they prime themselves for the club-s first Hyundai A-League final in over two years as they come up against Brisbane Roar in a cutthroat clash at Hindmarsh Stadium tomorrow afternoon.
Valkanis today reemphasised that the past two months have been about building up to this game, and with the luxury of being able to put his best team out on the park, he is confident the Reds can send the reigning champions packing.
“We-re looking forward to it,” Valkanis said after the squad-s final training session.
Recent records suggest the Reds are up against it if they are to book a date with the Western Sydney Wanderers at Parramatta Stadium next Friday night.
The Roar registered 1-0 wins in their two visits to Adelaide this season, while the Reds have only beaten Brisbane once in their past six games against Mike Mulvey-s men at Hindmarsh.
But heading into the biggest game of United-s season so far, Valkanis is rightly taking no interest out of what has taken place previously and says him and the players are only focused on what happens once they cross the white line.
“I keep saying it - we-ve got to live in the now,” Valkanis said in response to the two results at home against the Roar.
After watching the tension of last night-s other Elimination Final between Melbourne Victory and Perth Glory, Valkanis said it reinforced the lift in intensity that finals bring and the importance of not these letting opportunities slip.
“For a game like this, it-s not like you need so much external motivation, it-s a final, I was watching the game last night and you get excited watching it and you can-t wait until you are playing,” Valkanis said.
For the do-or-die showdown, Valkanis appears likely to recall Marcelo Carrusca, Nigel Boogaard and Cassio to the side after the trio all missed the draw with Perth Glory last Saturday.
Cassio, who is no stranger to this time of the season having been part of the Reds- 2008/09 and 2010/11 finals tilts, also shares Valkanis- opinion that the past is now forgotten.
“It-s finals, everyone is pumped up to play. It-s 90 minutes, we have to do everything we can to win the game,” Cassio said.
A favourite among the United faithful, the Reds- pocket rocket said boisterous home support and a huge pro South Australian contingent at Hindmarsh would go a long way to influencing the result.
“We need the fans- help. They-re a very important part, so even for them, forget what happened (during the season), it-s about this game, 90 minutes and their support will help us to go through,” Cassio said.
While past records may count for little come kick-off, Valkanis will be aware that Brisbane are yet to win this season after conceding the opening goal of the game, thus he will be hoping his charges can storm out of the blocks, strike first and improve on their starts from recent weeks.

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text: To introduce ThinkServer RS140, this is Lenovo first 1 socket 1U platform. It combines latest Intel Xeon performance, legendary Think quality and excellent power efficiency to deliver a high performance/watt, high expansibility, good manageability. RS140 can support up to 32GB memory and 8TB HDD capacity, and it has 80+ gold PSU, and able to get the excellent Spec Power score. RS140 is perfect to be a first Server for small and medium business to provide best-in-class features. It supports the latest Intel Active Management Technology. AMT is a management technology commonly used by SMB's and MSP's. It provides a simplicity and value management solution.


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This is a stand-alone version of the hard plastic Phoenix armor set included in the Monster core game. No game content is included.
Crafted from Phoenix Feathers, Iron, and bone, the Phoenix armor is tough but flexible. Its wearers gradually come to believe themselves to be embodiments of time and majesty.

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Grosvenor Construction is one of the premier heritage and construction companies in the UK.
We are expanding our operations and we are recruiting in the following areas for work in North Wales: labourers, machine drivers, apprentice joiners, and apprentice masons – all relevant qualifications will be required including CSCS cards. Driving license is preferable.
Fancy a career in historic building conservation? We are also taking on trainees to partake in part time further education and work experience. You can be a building surveyor, architect,conservator, engineer conservation, building archaeologists, consultants, caseworker, roofers, plaster and many more options to enjoy this career, you can manage to study your favorite and try to apply for a masters scholarships and start pursuing your dream ! You will have the tuition fee and other education expenses to help yourself, apply and be one of the awarded.


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Ah, college. Those were the days, weren’t they? Our first real taste of freedom. New friends. New Experiences. More down time than we could appreciate in the moment. And oh, the parties. The glorious, glorious parties.
I’m not talking about the keggers at the local frat house or the regularly scheduled Friday night beer pong. I’m talking about the themed parties. Those were always the best. They had all the ingredients of a regular party, but they boasted something extra: creativity.
Anyone can run to the mall and pick out a killer outfit. But assembling the perfect Club Kid ensemble? That took skill. A selfie is a selfie is a selfie, but add in glitter, wings, and theatrical makeup and you’ve got the makings of a masterpiece. And while it’s definitely easier to pick up a bag of ice, stack up red solo cups, put out some cheap bottles of booze, and throw on some music, it doesn’t guarantee your event will be memorable. No, themed bashes ruled supreme.
Maybe our bodies aren’t ready to relive the all night blowouts of our youth, but this walk down memory lane serves a purpose. Because much like a theme could turn your party from run of the mill to talk of the town, incorporating themes into your marketing plans can help revitalize a stagnant brand experience.
Let’s be real for a second: marketing is impossibly difficult in the age of the internet. It’s no longer just about having the right TV spot or ad campaign in a magazine. You’ve got to churn out quality content that satisfies the gods of SEO, relevance, and fickle interests to make things work, and you’ve got to do it consistently. That’s no easy feat.
So it’s understandable if you find yourself blanking on what to do next every now and then. But if you find yourself struggling and your audience yawning, make like a sorority with dwindling social status and throw yourself a themed marketing bash.
What do we mean? Let’s say we’re talking about September. What happens in September? Well, for starters, everyone is back in school. What if you themed your marketing efforts around education in some way, shape, or form?
You could be an investment firm and launch a month-long crash course on asset allocation — leveraging email, content, social, and web design in the campaign. You could be an independent book publisher and offer an alternative fiction syllabus consisting of some of your latest and greatest novels — making lists on Amazon, blasting your prior customers, and running an ad campaign on Facebook. You could be a life coach and provide a month-long seminar package that focus on learning and growth — using a trial of sorts to hook potential customers moving forward.
In other words, pick a theme and host a month-long marketing party around that concept. The possibilities here are endless, and the strategy yields two unique benefits.
For starters, it’s a great way to give your marketing the kick in the pants it needs. Pulling great ideas for content out of thin air without any sense of direction can be a challenge, but if your brainstorming revolves around a specific theme, you’re more likely to come up with really creative and out of the box concepts. If this strategy is executed on a semi-regular basis, you put yourself in a great position to deliver a consistently surprising and exemplary brand experience.
But beyond that, it’s also way more engaging in terms of audience interaction. If your brand is constantly building excitement — inviting people to participate in the latest party — you’re more likely to see the sorts of engagement you strive for on a day to day basis.
So go for it! Have your brand plan a party! All the cool kids are doing it.


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R&B diva Patti LaBelle has settled a dispute involving a woman and her child for $100,000, reports say. In 2010, the diva rented a Trump Place apartment for three months in Manhattan as she performed in the “Fela!” broadway musical, in which she made $50,000/week.
The child’s mother plans to donate the money from the settlement to a children’s cancer fund. “This is an opportunity for Patti LaBelle to help a lot of children, and I feel good about that,” she said. Details outlining why LaBelle became irate are unclear. The mother and the husband’s attorney said LaBelle opted to settle the case before even being deposed. He noted the difficulty that LaBelle would have faced at trial, when he would have brought the little girl into court and said, “That mean woman over there, with the 300-pound bodyguard, was yelling at her.” “The jury would be shaking their heads,” he said.
This isn’t LaBelle’s first run-in with the law. In June 2011 a West Point cadet filed civil suit against LaBelle after he was allegedly assaulted by her bodyguards at Bush Intercontinental Airport, Houston in March. Houston police department is reviewing the conduct of officers responding to the incident after they posed for photographs with the singer, and have also filed assault charges against members of her entourage and warrants were issued. In August 2011, the cadet, who had initially been suspended from West Point for his involvement in the altercation, was allowed back in West Point. LaBelle has countersued alleging the cadet was drunk and using racial slurs.

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From a science fiction show of note.
And gig was a job for the night.
Not something you did to a file.
You'd be in jail for awhile.
And a back-up happened to your commode.
Paste you did with glue.
And the memory in my head.
But when it happens, they wish they were dead.


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COME ON DOWN!! YOU CAN NOT ORDER ONLINE ANYMORE SINCE THE SHOW IS TODAY! BUT PLENTY OF ROOM!!! JUST COME TO EVENT AND BUY YOUR CD OR VINYL TO GET IN TODAY!!
FOXING will be at Looney Tunes to celebrate the release of their new album “Nearer My God”. They will be here to play some songs and meet their fans to do an autograph signing and take some pictures with you. We are very excited to have them at our store for all of the fans! To get into this event you need a wristband. To get a wristband you must pre order the new CD, Vinyl LP or Cassette Tape! You can do that at our store or online here. If you order online there is a $4 paypal fee. Of course there is no fee at the store. If you order online make sure you choose INSTORE PICK UP. Regardless of what shipping option you choose at check out. NO ONLINE ORDERS SHIP. You can pick up your online order any day after you place the order. You can also just pick it up the day of the event here.
YOU CAN ORDER EITHER THE CD, VINYL LP or CASSETTE TAPE TO GET A FREE WRISTBAND TO ATTEND THE EVENT!
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40gal. Water Heater giving about 7minutes of hot water??!!??
Foul smell when I do laundry.
Is your dryer vent clogged or maybe harboring a dead animal? Worth checking.
Be aware, the nut holding the handle may have left-hand threads. Remove it carefully and install the new one the same way, as they are often plastic.
You need a pumice stone. Get it at your hardware store. I'd have sworn it would scratch the porcelain, but it does not.
There are plenty of good old-fashion books available too. If you don't want to buy, go to the library.
I don't know about VA, but in many places you must be licensed to handle the coolant used in AC. You could not buy it yourself.
I suggest you check the door seal carefully. It might be leaking. Is there moisture around the edges? If so, replace the seal.
cold floors...is insulation the remedy?
Plumbing or electrical skills are not likely to be needed. I recommend a general handyman with a little carpentry skill.
Dimming lights and/or faulty breaker etc.


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In a matter of minutes and without a single line of code, Zapier allows you to connect MeisterTask and Qwilr, with as many as 11 possible integrations. Are you ready to find your productivity superpowers?
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BBC headlines, last minute election information and local weather.
Paul Emery speaks with Mary Jo Castruccio and Judith Hurley Prosser on Nevada County's participation in National Safety Month.
The Real News Network reports that CA progressives are seeking a democratic party overhaul at all levels.
Marc Cuniberti with a commentary.
KVMR Evening News Headlines with Felton Pruitt.
Paul Emery speaks with U.S. Senate candidate from California Alison Hartson.
Canada Buys the Tar Sands Pipeline.
Bear Yuba Land Trust puts on Trails Weekend.
Oregon farm workers sue EPA over workplace protections delay.
BBC Headlines followed by local weather.
Mikail graham talks with Heather Heckler, Connecting Point Communications Manager for Nevada County 211, a resource and information hub.
Al Stahler speaks with former Grass Valley Police Chief, John Foster.
Charlotte Peterson checks in with Libby Bonomolo from the Nevada City Chamber of Commerce.
Molly Fisk with an essay, "The Mistral".
Paul Emery speaks with Amber Jo Manuel, Executive Director of the Center for the Arts about today's ground-breaking to begin renovation of the Center.
Paul Emery also chats with hydrogeologist Steve Baker for this week's water news.
BBC Headlines and local weather.
Paul Emery talks with Sands Hall about a special reading of 'Fair Use' at the historic North Star House.
Public News Service has some safety tips for those driving this busy Memorial Day Weekend.
Charlotte Peterson speaks with Marlene Mahurin, the TUPE Project Coordinator at the Nevada County Superintendent of Schools.
Paul Emery speaks with Laura Peterson from BYLT about the Celebration of Trails Weekend.
Hightower Lowdown with Jim Hightower.
Today our guest is Susan Ducharme Hoben, author of the memoir, "Dying Well: Our Journey of Love and Loss," which chronicles her and her husband Bruce's story, and their experiences with his journey through terminal cancer.
Susan is also the former executive consultant with IBM's Strategy and Change consulting practice. She has a mathematics degree from Cornell University, and graduate studies in Computer and Information Sciences at Georgia Institute of Technology.
Erica McAlister, Senior Curator of Flies and Fleas at the Natural History Museum, London; and author of “The Secret Life of Flies,” discusses the benefits and risks of flies to the human population.
Matthew Robinson et. al assessed the effects of three difference exercise modalities—High Intensity Interval Training, Resistance Training, and Combination Training—in young and older adults. While all enhanced insulin sensitivity, only HIIT and combined training improved aerobic capacity, associated with enhanced translation of mitochondrial proteins. HIIT effectively improved cardio-metabolic health parameters in aging adults into their 70s. The biggest response was among older adults who participated in HIIT; among the older adults, almost 400 genes improved function following three months of training.
In a world full of risks, how can parents find the lowest risks in choices concerning their children?
Host Arly helm of KVMR’s “Best of Health,” interviews well-known author Linda J. Smith.
Linda J. Smith, MPH, FACCE, IBCLC, FILCA, consultant to the World Health Organization and Adjunct Instructor, Wright State University Boonshoft School of Medicine, discusses the question of safer sleep for infants.
Guest Shera Banbury talks with host Arly Helm about the new United Nations Focus on Women. International Women’s Day, Tuesday, March 8, 2011, noon hour.
Guest Shera Banbury talks with Host Arly Helm about the new United Nations Women’s leadership on International Women’s Day, March 8, 2011, on KVMR-FM.
Arly Helm talks about single payer health care with the activist Mad As Hell Doctors. Mad As Hell Doctors are physicians and other advocates who in August 2009 decided that we were indeed mad as hell about the cruel and inefficient system of health care that we have in the US.
Best of Health on KVMR : Best of Health explores the science of health in the context of social justice and environmental responsibility.
Mad As Hell Doctors website : Mad As Hell Doctors are physicians and other advocates who in August 2009 decided that we were indeed mad as hell about the cruel and inefficient system of health care that we have in the US.
Interview with Jesse A. Saperstein, author, “Atypical: Life with Asperger’s in 20 1/3 Chapters.” Jesse Saperstein is an adult who was diagnosed with Aspergers, which is on the autism spectrum, as a child. He has a goal of helping to prevent some of the unnecessary pain and heartache that he had to go through, by helping those with neurotypical wiring better understand and empathize with differently wired community members, friends and family. He calls for compassion and tolerance from each type of perspective toward the other.
Richard Crandall, Executive Director of Sierra Services for the Blind, talks about what his organization does for the blind in Nevada County that is so unique. Unlike any other service agency in the United States, the Sierra Services for the Blind retains its clientele, adapting to their changing needs and supporting the expansion of possibilities even in the senior years. And they serve all ages, from newborn to the aged, at no cost.
Best of Health, Thursday, August 5th with Teresa Pitman and Diana West, 2 of 3 authors of "The Womanly Art of Breastfeeding,"
In Celebration of World Breastfeeding Week 2010, host Arly Helm interviews two of the three authors of the new “The Womanly Art of Breastfeeding,” published by La Leche League International. Teresa Pitman, La Leche League Leader for 31 years and Diana West, La Leche League Leader for over 10 years and International Board Certified Lactation Consultant, talk about what drew them to the project of editing this classic work. Both are well-known authors and speakers, both breastfed their own children, and both feel that while breastfeeding has essentially not changed, the world women live in has, and the book needed to be written to reflect that.

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How do I reserve a charter with Afishionado?
If you’re trying to book something in a hurry, the best way is to simply pick up the phone and call me direct at 813-286-3474. I do not use a booking agency so, when you call, you’ll be speaking to me! If you have time for me to respond to an email request, you can reach me through my contact page. Keep in mind most days, I’m on the water so, emails will be answered within 24 hours. You’ll will need to know which type of charter you would like to reserve. I offer inshore fishing for snook, redfish and sea-trout year-round. Tarpon fishing charters are available April through October and I offer king mackerel fishing in the Gulf of Mexico during the spring and fall migration runs.
I strongly suggest you reserve your charter as far in advance as possible. Afishionado Guide Services requires a 50% deposit to confirm your reservation. Last minute reservations are occasionally available, so feel free to call me and see what may be available.
You may pay with credit/debit card or cash only. NO PERSONAL CHECKS!
How many people can we bring on our charter?
My Sheaffer boat accommodates one to six people comfortably, but in a pinch I can take up to eight.
I would like to book several boats for a large group. Does Afishionado do that?
Yes, I do. The earlier you book for large groups, the greater the chance I will to have enough charter boats and captains available. My associate captains are highly booked so, reserve early to insure I can accommodate you.
What is included with the charter?
All necessary fishing tackle, ice, bottled water and the required Florida state fishing licenses for all passengers. I also fillet, bag and ice your catch, should you decide to keep some for dinner.
Is the Captain Osborne a non-smoker?
Yes. However, customers are allowed smoke cigarettes and cigars during their charter. I only ask that you don’t bring anything illegal or throw cigarette butts overboard.
You should bring a hat, sunglasses and sun screen. You should also wear non-skid sandals or tennis shoes and comfortable clothing. Also bring any food, snacks or additional beverages you would like. If you bring beer, please make it canned beer only. Don’t forget to bring a cooler if you plan on keeping some fish.
What happens if bad weather makes it impossible to go out on the water?
Occasionally, our weather may not co-operate with your charter date. In case of a weather event, I will do my very best to reschedule your charter, if you have the flexibility. I reserve the right cancel any charter at any time due to severe weather or the threat of unsafe conditions. In the rare event that your schedule and ours do not coincide to reschedule, I will refund 100% of your deposit.
Customer safety is my utmost priority!

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Photos by Maryann Harlow Chatham second doubles player Sydney Berkson hits a backhand during the 2018 MCT Tennis finals. Berkson teamed with Emma Sheldon and prevailed at second doubles for the Cougars, who won their sixth consecutive title.
RANDOLPH _ Chatham's Sydney Berkson and Emma Sheldon were sweating through a first set tie-breaker at second doubles when players began finishing their matches during the Morris County Girls Tennis Tournament finals.
Berkson and Sheldon consider every point, every match, important but had no idea how critical their match was until they prevailed, 7-6 (7-3), 6-0, over Morristown-Beard's Sophia Maney and Emma Duffy and their coach, James Cai, approached them.
"High five," a smiling Cai said, putting his right hand up. "You just won the county title."
The Cougars' sixth consecutive championship, attained on Sunday, Sept. 23 at County College of Morris, was extremely satisfying because it was so hard fought. Berkson and Sheldon, along with second doubles player Libby White, were the only ones from Chatham to advance to the finals. Berkson and Sheldon's triumph allowed the Cougars to edge out second-place Morristown by one point, 17-16.
Kinnelon and Morristown-Beard tied for third with 15 points apiece. Mountain Lakes was next with 14 so it was actually a good thing that Berkson and Sheldon didn't know what was going on with the team scores.
"We came here so nervous," said Berkson, a sophomore. "After warmups, we were confident and got more focused. The first set was difficult. I thought, 'Whoa, what's going on?' during the tie-breaker. I didn't think it would be easy... It was getting frustrating. In the second set, they were wearing out. I couldn't believe it was 6-0."
"It was so close," Sheldon, a senior, noted. "We know that every single point counts. We had to miss as little as possible. One by one, everyone was leaving (the courts). There have been times when we've been the last ones on the court but... We had to power through. We had tunnelvision. It was better if we didn't know if the team was winning or losing. We just kept a positive attitude and played as hard as we could."
Berkson, who has been striving to be more consistent and to improve her mindset, exhibited strong backhand strokes. First serves were Sheldon's forte. The duo was very pleased by their second doubles crown because this is their first season on varsity.
"We play well together," Sheldon said. "We bring each other up. We heard the cheering and kept a positive attitude."
Kinnelon senior Britany Lau garnered her third straight first singles crown, dispatching Hannah Blake of Morristown-Beard, 6-1, 6-0. Lau, who went up 4-0 in the first set, relied on solid serves and solid play at the net.
"I can't think of exact words to describe this," Lau said. "I'm very lucky and very excited. I got to represent my school in this tournament for another year. I focused on every point and came to the net often. I put away a lot there. I moved through the court more."
Lau, of course, was in a familiar environment, having played many of her matches at CCM over the last three years. She was delighted for freshman teammate Claire Zhang, who topped Chatham's Libby White, 6-0, 6-0, to finish atop the field at second singles.
"I've played challenge matches with Claire and hit with her," Lau said. "Having her win at second singles is big for our school. She's similar to me - very focused on her game, consistent, fast. Claire is crafty with her hands."
Zhang, introduced to tennis at the age of 7 by a neighbor, planned to be aggressive and "put a little more on my serve." She was anxious at first during the final but quickly settled in.
"It feels really good," Zhang said. "I've never been in a tournament this big."
Kinnelon coach John Cataldi, naturally, was proud of Lau and Zhang.
"What they did is awesome," Cataldi said. "Both of them were on their games for the entire tournament. They are consistent and dedicated and have a passion for the sport. They have great personalities and are leaders on and off the court. Both girls needed mininal coaching. I spoke to each of them once (in the finals). They were calm, cool and collected the entire time."
Maddie Siegel of Morristown defeated Montville's Amy Zheng, 6-2, 6-2, to take the third singles title. At first doubles, Mountain Lakes' Megan Matiwsky and Alexis Buchanan beat Isabella Galinkin and Alex Fisher, 6-4, 6-1.


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Excellent golf course location! Lot to build your dream home near beautiful Lake Perry Country Club at Lake Ridge Estates on the west side of Perry Lake. Quiet and peaceful with Lake Perry's Rock Creek Marina just down the road. Utilities available. Boating, fishing, hiking, biking, and of course golfing! Come see this beautiful area today! More info at lakeridgeestates.com.
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For all those Alabama Birmingham Blazers baseball fans out there, here is our baseball-shaped area rug by FANMATS. Made in U.S.A. 100% nylon carpet and non-skid Duragon latex backing. Each Baseball Mat is 29 inches in diameter.
For all those Alabama Birmingham Blazers baseball fans out there, here is our baseball-shaped area rug by FANMATS. Made in U.S.A. 100% nylon carpet and non-skid Duragon latex backing. Each Baseball Mat is 29 inches wide, Machine washable, Chromojet printed in true team colors with the team logo in the center.


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Endemic to the island of Hispaniola. In Haiti, uncommon and very local resident in the Massif de la Selle, where it was first discovered. Absent from the Massif de la Hotte. Rare and local in the Dominican Republic. Found in Sierra de Bahoruco, Sierra de Nieba, and Corrdillera Central.
Now mostly restricted to isolated habitat patches. The nominate race, T. s. swalesi, occurs in Haiti and into the Sierra de Baoruco, Dominican Republic. The race T. s. dodae occurs in the Sierra de Neiba and Cordillera Central, Dominican Republic.
Little detailed information available. Continues to be present in the four mountain ranges in which it was originally discovered, although local extirpations due to deforestation have probably occured.


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Plot No.10A, Shivaji Marg, Motinagar.
D5, Block No. B1, Mohan Cooperative Industrial Area.


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SWANSEA'S injury problems have deepened as they prepare for their second game against Manchester United in a space of a week.
Michael Laudrup's side claimed the spoils in their FA Cup win last week at Old Trafford, but Jonathan De Guzman and Roland Lamah have joined an ever-growing injury list which includes Michu and Michel Vorm.
However, Ashley Williams is poised to return to the back four while Jose Canas and Leon Britton are likely to be paired together as holding midfielders.
Manchester United will be shorn of injured strike duo Robin van Persie and Wayne Rooney.
Van Persie is still trying to shake off a thigh strain while Rooney, who has been carrying a groin injury has been sent for some warm weather training.


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These light delicious Huckleberry Crepes are a huge favorite in my house.
Warm a flat nonstick pan on the stove and butter. When batter has no bubbles add a large spoon to the pan and cook until brown on bottom and flip. It takes little time to brown so please do not overcook. Once crepes are brown you can add slice strawberries and roll. Then pour on Huckleberry Syrup on the top and top with more strawberries and powder sugar.


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The LOVE has arrived on the ramp located adjacent to the entrance to the South Hill Tourism Information Center and the Virginia S. Evans Doll Museum, the South Hill Model Train Museum and Wildlife Exhibit. VTC reminds us that anything you love in a vacation you will find in Virginia, the state famous for Virginia is for Lovers. We invite you to get the tourist info you need here.
Well we know you will love the view from South Hill, you’ll love our museums, you’ll love our decorations for the holidays and now you can take a photo and a souvenir home with you from the LOVE RAMP.


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Wear comfortable clothing and bring a rug or mat.
This is a general class catering to both beginners and those with some yoga experience.
For those who are completely new to Yoga and feel they would benefit from a term of foundational Yoga we hold Beginners classes at 6.30pm on Mondays and 6.00pm on Tuesdays.

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Bonnie Luffel and daughter Annabelle running together during Hurricane Irma. Training never takes a holiday!
Bonnie Luffel running her first marathon. It was close to Halloween, thus the tutu and tiara.
Paige Mack's family volunteers before running the 2017 Peachtree Road Race.
Paige and daughter Lydia after finishing the Atlanta Half Marathon this past Thanksgiving day.
I have a friend who’s a serious athlete. She hikes and climbs and rides mountain bikes – and she runs marathons. “I ran a marathon last weekend,” she will say, like it’s no big deal.
What’s a marathon? It’s 26.2 miles of running.
What’s it like to run a marathon? I have no idea, though I wonder sometimes.
I asked that very question to two different Alpharetta women who have “managed to marathon” (as someone once put it) while still working full time and being full-time moms too.
Before she began serious running, recalls Alpharetta resident Paige Mack, she would tag along while relatives ran races, pulling her kids in a wagon as she watched the action unfold. But one day she realized she was working as hard pulling that wagon as she would if she was running.
“That’s when I said it’s got to be easier to do the race than to just drag the kids along in that wagon!” she says.
Paige began looking into training regimens and found what she wanted at runnersworld.com.
“I followed a strict five-day-a week training schedule,” she says. “That was good for me because I needed the structure.” It also built confidence that she was training correctly. But sometimes it was difficult to meet that schedule’s demands.
“If you can’t adhere to a schedule, you feel guilty,” she says, so she eventually developed a more flexible training schedule of her own.
Paige’s first race was in 2005, and her first full marathon was in 2011. She will run her ninth full marathon this January.
For Paige, running is a family affair that she enjoys with her three daughters.
Jojo, 11, ran her first 5K when just 5 years old and is now on her “fourth or fifth 10K.” Fifteen-year-old Madeline will run her first half marathon in January, and Lydia (just turned 18) has finished three half-marathons and is registered to do her first full marathon too. Even husband Kyle joins in the family running from time to time, Paige says.
Paige enjoys the sense of accomplishment that competing in a marathon brings, but there’s more to it than that.
“You know what my favorite thing is about running with the kids?” she says.
How would Paige advise others who want to get into running?
“I’d point them toward a program called ‘Couch to 5K’ (www.c25k.com),” she says. “It’s a good start – and a good restart too,” Paige says. In fact, Paige did it herself after Jojo was born.
Bonnie Luffel is another Alpharetta resident who’s a great fan of marathons.
Like Paige, Bonnie began with a formal training plan – a 16-week plan she found in a book on women’s running.
“You start gradually and build up the miles,” she says.
Bonnie’s training incorporated the “Fartlek” approach of blending fast running and slower running, and she pushed herself as hard as she could while still being able to carry on a conversation.
“That’s what you aim for – being able to talk to someone while you run,” she says.
Like Paige, Bonnie enjoys sharing running with her family. She runs with her husband David as well as with her 9-year-old daughter Annabelle. In fact, she adds, Annabelle has topped the one-mile mark.
Bonnie further shares her enthusiasm for running with students at Alpharetta Elementary through the school’s “You Go Girl” program. There are close to 20 girls involved with that program, and they’re currently training for the school’s Flying 5K race in February.
Though getting started in marathon running can be intimidating, Bonnie encourages other women to go for it.
She adds, “Find that good training plan and a supportive run group that will motivate you to get out there. Sure, you’re going to have bad days. But don’t get discouraged. Know that it’s going to get better – and don’t give up!


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Well yes, there was a pesky snake.
it was the Garden of Eden.
Liane Ellison Norman’s new book of poetry, Way Station, will be issued by Finishing Line Press in the fall of 2016. Finishing Line Press also published her Driving Near the Old Federal Arsenal. She has published poems in the North American Review, Kestrel, The Fourth River, 5 AM, Grasslimb, Rune, Hot Metal Press and in Voices From the Attic and Come Together: Imagine Peace anthologies. Norman won the Wisteria Prize in 2006 from Paper Journey Press. She has published two books of poetry, The Duration of Grief and Keep, a biography, a novel and many articles, essays and reviews. Many writers featured in Chapter & Verse are guests of Prosody, produced by Jan Beatty and Ellen Wadey. Prosody airs every Saturday morning on WESA 90.5 FM.

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According to my phone’s GPS app we’re doing 320km/h. That’s 200mph. On a train.
I’ve already covered around 1,000 miles on the Japanese Shinkansen – bullet train – but it suddenly feels like we’ve gone into some kind of hyperdrive.
None of the other passengers looks the slightest bit concerned. Indeed, half the people in my carriage are asleep.
It’s this speed, coupled with legendary reliability and the wonderfully futuristic look of the super-sleek trains, that have made this incredible network not only a real alternative to air travel but a tourist attraction in its own right.
With three days free to see as much of Japan as possible, I opt to take the train as far south and as far north as I can to get a feel for this varied and fascinating chain of islands.
Beginning north-west of Tokyo in the Japanese Alps area of the main island, Honshu, I head first for the southern island of Kyushu.
As we speed towards the capital, the rural Alps soon give way to the sprawling metropolitan area that links Tokyo with Kawasaki and Yokohama to the south.
Some 38 million people live in this area, putting it up there with some of China’s biggest urban conglomerations.
Once south of Tokyo, the Pacific Ocean comes into view on the country’s eastern seaboard. Then we’re back into the mountains and the country’s highest peak, Mount Fuji, has everyone glued to the train’s windows. It’s a clear day and the early evening light shows the 3,776m volcano at its finest.
This is one of the world’s most impressive mountains and it’s easy to see why it’s inspired so much artwork, standing alone perfect in its snow-capped symmetry.
Japan’s historic capital, Kyoto, and its second biggest city, Osaka, are gone in a flash. Within a few hours I’ve crossed the Kanmon Straits to reach the island of Kyushu and its biggest city, Fukuoka. This is as far south as I’m going and I leave the train to find I’m over-dressed.
It’s early evening but it’s about 10 degrees warmer than Tokyo and has a sub-tropical feel. Even in January, street dining is popular here.
I stay in a £20-a-night hostel that’s a stone’s throw from the most well-known of Fukuoka’s street stalls, or Yatai.
There are more than 100 open-air food stands across the city but these 20 or so are along the southern side of Nakasu Island and seat up to a dozen people on a first-come, first-served basis.
Serving yakatori – chicken skewers, ramen noodles and a host of other treats – it’s an authentic experience. The only concession to the cooler winter temperatures is lengths of transparent plastic sheeting hanging from the roofs aimed at keeping the smells and the warmth in.
In the morning, I head south and make a circuit of Fukuoka’s 15th century castle before heading out to the city’s docks where sizeable fish-processing plants are dwarfed by a half-built tanker in the shipyard.
Soon after midday I’m back on the Shinkansen and heading towards Japan’s northernmost island of Hokkaido.
It’s 1,000 miles and three trains but will only take a shade over eight hours to reach the town of Morioka at the northern tip of Honshu.
These machines are certainly no Pacers.
But, in contrast to their sci-fi like exteriors, the interiors of many of the trains are charmingly upholstered in the sort of brown brocade you’d more expect to see in your grandmother’s living room.
There’s no buffet car but every hour or so a drinks and snacks trolley comes round, and once your ticket has been checked at the station, it’s not asked for on the train. The guard makes regular passes through the carriages, stopping only to bow to passengers as he moves from one to another.
After a rapid overnight pit stop in Morioka, I board an early train for Hokkaido, passing the impressive 2,000m Mount Iwate just north of Morioka, and then crossing under the Tsugaru Strait to reach Hokkaido via the 33-mile Seikan Tunnel.
A change on to a local train line takes me into the island’s southernmost city of Hakodate.
Overnight snow has carpeted the grid of busy streets and the contrast between the warm, tropical feel of Kyushu couldn’t be greater.
I take an ageing streetcar and head south along the peninsula to reach the forested peak of Mount Hakodate.
For a few yen, a cablecar whisks me to the top and, as cloud blows in and out, I get tantalising glimpses of the peninsula below criss-crossed by its neatly ordered matrix of streets.
The panorama from the summit viewing platforms reveals the city’s hourglass curving coastline. Fishing boats and container ships come and go from the western coast that’s home to its busy port.
I walk back to the railway station via one of Hakodate’s showpiece redevelopments. A series of redbrick warehouses dating back to when the port became one of the first to open to international trade.
These functional yet beautiful buildings have been redeveloped into everything from a beer hall and a wedding venue to retail spaces ranging from a chopstick shop to a sake specialist.
As I pull out of Hakodates’s Shinkansen station I say a premature goodbye to the snow.
Indeed, horror of horrors, heavy snow all over Honshu means the famously punctual train is delayed nearly an hour on my return to Tokyo.
The huge, metronomic engine of a city is pretty much paralysed all evening by the rare phenomenon of a few inches of snow.
And, just for a few hours, I feel totally at home.
Seb Ramsay’s visit was organised by the Japanese National Tourism Organization .
Flights from Manchester to Tokyo via Amsterdam with KLM start from £475 return.
He stayed at & AND Hostel, Fukuoka, where dorm beds start from £23 a night, and the R&B Hotel, Morioka, from £25.
A Japan Rail Pass costs from £199 for an adult for seven days via Toptour Europe .


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In what way is Mercurial simpler to use than Git? Looking quickly at the Mercurial docs it seemed quite similar to Git in terms of complexity.
I've found most distributed scm's to be similarly complex (not considering early versions Git and Arch, etc). The complexity of distributed scm's are in the areas where CVS/Svn can't even operate.


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Bengali is the sixth most spoken language in the world. As an integral part of the English Baccalaureate, a GCSE in Bengali will help you compete for a place at top universities as well as support you in countless careers.
The aim of the course is to develop competence in oral and written communication, to become confident in dealing with a range of authentic listening and reading material, to gain a sound working knowledge of basic grammatical structures and to understand Bengali in a variety of contexts.
You will learn to understand spoken Bengali in a variety of real life settings.
You will learn to read Bengali through studying a range of texts such as books, newspaper reports, brochures, magazines, emails and websites.
You will learn to speak Bengali fluently and accurately for a variety of purposes across a range of settings. For the exam you will be required to give a short presentation followed by a discussion with the examiner. You will also be assessed on your general conversation.
You will learn to write Bengali accurately and to communicate effectively, including developing the ability to produce more extended pieces of writing.


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Tendon and ligament injuries (TLI) commonly occur in athletes and non-athletes alike, and remarkably debilitate patients”™ athletic and personal abilities.
Current clinical treatments, such as reconstruction surgeries, do not adequately heal these injuries and often result in the formation of scar tissue that is prone to re-injury.
Platelet-rich plasma (PRP) is a widely used alternative option that is also safe because of its autologous nature. PRP contains a number of growth factors that are responsible for its potential to heal TLIs effectively.
In this review, we provide a comprehensive report on PRP. While basic science studies in general indicate the potential of PRP to treat TLIs effectively, a review of existing literature on the clinical use of PRP for the treatment of TLIs indicates a lack of consensus due to varied treatment outcomes.
This suggests that current PRP treatment protocols for TLIs may not be optimal, and that not all TLIs may be effectively treated with PRP. Certainly, addi t ional basic science studies are needed to develop optimal treatment protocols and determine those TLI conditions that can be treated effectively.
KEY WORDS: tendon and ligament injury, tendinopathy, PRP, growth factors.
In vivo clinical and radiological effects of platelet-rich plasma on interstitial supraspinatus lesion: Case series.
Lädermann A, et al. Orthop Traumatol Surg Res. 2016.
BACKGROUND: Rotator cuff tear (RCT) is a frequent condition of clinical relevance that can be managed with a symptomatic conservative treatment, but surgery is often needed. Biological components like leukocytes and platelet rich plasma (L-PRP) could represent an alternative curative method for interstitial RCT.
HYPOTHESES: It has been hypothesized that an ultrasound guided L-PRP injection in supraspinatus interstitial RCT could induce radiological healing.
MATERIAL AND METHODS: A prospective case series including 25 patients was performed in order to assess the effect of L-PRP infiltration into supraspinatus interstitial RCTs. Primary outcome was tear size change determined by magnetic resonance imaging arthrogram (MRA) before and 6 months after L-PRP infiltration. Secondary outcomes were Constant score, SANE score, and pain visual analog scale (VAS) after L-PRP infiltration.
RESULTS: Tear volume diminution was statistically significant (P=.007), and a >50% tear volume diminution was observed in 15 patients. A statistically significant improvement of Constant score (P<.001), SANE score (P=.001), and VAS (P<.001) was observed. In 21 patients, Constant score improvement reached the minimal clinical important difference of 10.4 points.
DISCUSSION: We observed a statistically significant and clinically relevant effect on RCT size and clinical parameters after L-PRP infiltration. Such an important improvement of supraspinatus interstitial RCT with conservative management is uncommon, therefore intratendinous L-PRP infiltrations could have been beneficial. This encouraging result could pave the way for future randomized studies in order to formally determinate whether L-PRP infiltrations are a possible alternative to surgical treatment of interstitial RCT.
LEVEL OF EVIDENCE: Prospective observational study; Level of evidence II.
Copyright Â© 2016 Elsevier Masson SAS. All rights reserved.


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Sorry, you missed Groundworks Dance Theater at EJ Thomas Performing Arts Hall.
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We're generating custom event recommendations for you based on Groundworks Dance Theater right now!


text: Swedish label Minimarket was founded by Sofie, Pernilla and Jennifer Elvestedt, three extraordinary sisters whose creative vision has turned them into successful entrepreneurs. Launching in 2006, the brand has become renowned for giving contemporary womenswear and accessories a metropolitan edge. Minimarket tops encapsulate the brand's aesthetic with pieces that are vibrant, innovative and fun. See tulle blouses in electric prints, vests formed in suede and leather and crepe blouses finding form in a variety of colors. Fastidiously detailed, a Minimarket top will furnish ensembles with style and grace.


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To mitigate losses suffered by homeowners victimized by deceptive practices during the mortgage and foreclosure crisis, the Attorney General obtained broad-ranging settlements from three major banks in 2013 and 2014. The settlements were with Bank of America, Citibank and JPMorgan Chase & Co. and related to their packaging, marketing, sale, and issuance of residential mortgage backed securities. While each is different, all of the settlements provided reductions in principal balances, reductions in interest rates and other relief to qualified homeowners. The settlements also appointed monitors to oversee the banks to make sure they comply with settlement terms.
Not every homeowner qualifies for relief under the settlements. Those who qualify may be contacted directly by their bank or servicer, and may receive one or more forms of relief depending on their circumstances. To find out if you may be eligible for a loan modification, refinance, short sale or other foreclosure prevention relief under the settlements, contact your mortgage servicer. To find the servicer on your loan, look for a contact phone number on your mortgage statement. Contact the bank or servicer listed on the statement to ask who services or owns your mortgage loan.
Attorney General Harris also secured significant relief for Californians under the National Mortgage Settlement, which involved five major banks: Ally Financial, Bank of America, Citibank, JPMorgan Chase, and Wells Fargo. The settlement created new servicing standards that remain in place until 2015; provided cash payments to many homeowners who were wrongly foreclosed upon; provided loan modification relief, short sale opportunities, and other relief to many distressed homeowners; and appointed a monitor to oversee the banks to ensure they complied with the settlement terms.
For detailed information about the settlement, please visit the National Mortgage Settlement website or see the National Mortgage Settlement FAQs on this site. However, please be advised that the deadline to file a claim was January 18, 2013 and claims are no longer being accepted. Questions may be directed to the Settlement Administrator at 1-866-430-8358.
To enforce the National Mortgage Settlement, Attorney General created the California Monitor Program in March 2012. The Attorney General appointed Professor Katherine Porter, a professor at UC Irvine School of Law, as the California Monitor to independently oversee and monitor the bank servicers' compliance with the settlement. In two and a half years, the California Monitor Program reviewed and responded to more than 5,000 complaints from homeowners, engaged the bank servicers through innovative compliance strategies, and conducted extensive community outreach and education. The California Monitor Program closed on September 30, 2014.
Please note that these reports reflected the views of the California Monitor Program; they do not necessarily reflect the views of the California Attorney General or the California Department of Justice.

industry_corpus2: Finance & Economics


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Come and discover the neighbourhood of Kampung Muhibbah, Johor and learn about the life, malls, and people in the area. Find out more about the schools and properties that are available here.
Discover life at Kampung Muhibbah, read reviews of the place, see photos of the property and gather information from comments of the locals to make a better buying decision.


text: Mayuri Infomedia is a Website redesigning Company in Chennai India. We have served various corporate companies belonging to different verticals. We have redesigned corporate website both in India and also in US, Australia, Dubai and Singapore. While redesigning website, our major objective was to make it mobile responsive, drive more traffic and achieve high quality leads. So if you too are looking to redesign your company website, then do not hesitate to reach us.


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Your support of Pullman Regional Hospital allows us to continue to deliver the exceptional healthcare our community needs and deserves.
In 2014, Pullman Regional Hospital Foundation launched a $10 million Endowment for Quality & Access campaign, as a first step towards a long-term goal to fund a $75 million endowment to provide annual earnings in support of ongoing access to quality medical services in this region--a hospital commitment through the Community Health 2020 vision.
People often wonder why the hospital needs more funding. We have a beautiful facility, an amazing staff, and provide a five-star rated experience to our patients. Additionally, taxes, insurance premiums and medical bills are on the rise.
The simple answer is that ongoing threats to our current funding sources, along with the dynamics of healthcare reform, jeopardize our ability to support the services our community has come to expect. Consistent with our history as an organization, we are choosing to partner with the region to provide new pathways for funding that are not dependent on government decisions, healthcare reform or mega-hospital healthcare systems.
In our commitment to assuring the community has access to quality medical care, Pullman Regional Hospital supports services and programs that are not fully paid for by the operations of the hospital. It is these areas the Endowment helps fund. Click on each to learn more.
Pullman Family Medicine: In 2014, Pullman Family Medicine generously pledged $100,000 to the Endowment for Quality and Access campaign. "As a group, we felt it was important to support Pullman Regional Hospital and the community." Said Dr. Benjamin Adkins. "We hope other physician groups will do the same."
Norm and Jessie Druffel Family Endowment: As long-time hospital supporters, the Druffel Family is dedicated to retaining and recruiting physicians in our community. To honor Norm and Jessie Druffel, the family established an Endowment to help support local orthopedic excellence.
December 2013: Volunteer leaders step forward as Founding Steering Committee (Co-chairs Mike Sodorff and Carol Chipman are joined by committee members Greg Bloom; Jack Fulfs; Ken Gibson; Jen Greeny; Stephen Hall, MD; Fritz Hughes; Pat Wright; and Jen Greeny.
The Bloom Family legacy is one of generosity and community. Learn why Helga Bloom and her son Greg support Pullman Regional Hospital Foundation's Endowment for Quality and Access.
Jack Fulfs, Marie Weiss, Carol Chipman, Pat Wright, Fritz Hughes, and Lynda Carey. Not pictured is René Scourey and Josh Smart.


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This premium quality double sided plastic tackle box is specially made for storing up to 10 (small) or 14 (large) squid jigs up to size 3.5. The box has drainage holes for water to drain away allowing your jigs to dry, and specially designed curved bottoms so your jigs sit compact in the container from both sides.