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Spike and Jet stop by a casino in space to do a little gambling in the hopes of boosting their cash reserves. Spike meets the lovely Faye Valintine who's working the blackjack table to pay off her enormous debts. A player is supposed to come, lose all of his money, then tip her a final chip which she will give to the casino owner. Sadly, she mistakes Spike for that player and after he loses all of his money, he doesn't give her his final chip. Upon leaving the table, Spike bumps into the real guy and both drop a chip -- Spike picks up the other man's chip.
Faye soon falls into Spike and Jet's hands where they learn she has a bounty. More importantly, they learn that the casino chip is actually much, much more and work a ton! But in true bad guy fashion, they are double crossed by the casino owner, the chip is destroyed, and Faye escapes with their cash!
The first two episodes were OK. This one was really good and shows why this show gets such high raves. Faye is like Fujiko in "Lupin III" -- beautiful but not to be trusted! Her addition to the cast is a welcome event and fortunately we'll get to see more of her!

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@sabret00the Perhaps you should have posted the error message instead of the log, then! The instructions were right there where you downloaded the package from: https://forums.hubic.com/showthread....x-beta-is-out-!
I started looking into what it would take to integrate hubiC into indicator-sync. This would be rather useful.
Well it was popping up an error message, hence being able to pull that log. Also is there any documentation on how to use hubiC from the CLI?
I just installed the client on Ubuntu 14.04 and had no issues. Remember that there is no graphical interface, and it will not appear in the Unity Dash.
Hum, I don't see no errors inside this log !
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WHAT IS THE SMART ArmTM?
The Sensory-Motor Active Rehabilitation Training Arm (‘SMART Arm’) is a non-robotic medical device that enables stroke survivors with upper limb weakness to drive recovery of their arm. The SMART ArmTM allows stroke survivors with varying levels of arm function to initiate and maintain rehabilitation. For stroke survivors with severe arm weakness, the SMART ArmTM incorporates electrical stimulation to augment reaching through full-range.

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The last post title should be "Thrifty Saving"
The Blazer at the top I purchased at the Thirty store; $6.99 plus 50% off 3.50.
So I decided I would see what I'm really saving. I went on the company web site found a similar Blazer. Mine was no longer available.
This newer blazer $189.00 on sale for $132.30.
Total savings sale price $128.80.
This piece is eye catching. It can work as a layering piece or center piece. The chain is 18 inches.
Then check out the price $4.99 plus 50% off.
I'm wearing as the center piece today. I will post that later.
Remember great fashion can be found in a lot of different places. You just have to be open to the experience.
I love the Thirft store you can really find some great items. Today was no exception, but the bonus was every thing was 50% off. I will be posting pictures of my finds later.
Cute & comfortable for Ladies night in VA.
K-Sea Plus: Love sparkles & animal print: After work. My favorite cardigan. It has rhinestones and animal print. What more do you need.
Life & Style of Jessica Kane: [video post] are ruffled dresses ok on a plus size girl?

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3G AstroTurf sport surfacing in Abercarn NP11 5 is a third generation artificial grass surfacing product that is infilled with both sand and rubber with the sand helping the synthetic turf stand up and the rubber improving playing characteristics. The 3rd generation sport surface is a specialised specification designed for football and rugby purposes as it meets the surfacing accreditation of FA, FIFA, IATS, IRB and the RFU. The 3rd generation sport surfacing comes in different pile weight and heights depending upon the specifications and requirements of use. A standard pile height for an artificial football surface meeting FIFA standards would be 40mm rubber infilled surface however if rugby league or union is to be played on the 3G synthetic turf pitch (STP) a pile height of up to 60mm with a rubberised shock pad may be required improving the playing characteristics and shock absorbency of the sport flooring.
Our team are experts in the installation of 3G surfacing and have years of experience in the industry. You can find out more about our team here http://artificialturfpitchreplacement.co.uk/caerphilly/abercarn/ For more information on 3G astroturf, please contact our sales team who can offer you details on costs, prices and specifications of the synthetic turf. In order to get in touch with our staff all you need to do is fill in the contact box on the right and we will get back to you.
It is important to think about the sports you want to play. The sports you play on 3G surfaces will not be the same as those played on 2G. To learn about the sports you can play on 2G surfaces, please have a look at this page. http://artificialturfpitchreplacement.co.uk/new-surfacing/2g-astroturf-surfaces/caerphilly/abercarn/ Our team can offer details on the different surface options and advise you on the best one to have installed for your facility.
Sports organisations in Abercarn NP11 5 are now looking into the rip up and refurbishment of existing sports MUGA flooring. By uplifting old work 2G sand filled sport surfaces and upgrading the area with the latest 3rd generation technology the all-weather pitches can be refurbished into the state-of-the-art design and specification artificial surface. Leisure centres, sporting clubs, schools colleges and universities across closest to you and your surrounding areas are looking to provide up to date specialist sporting equipment and facilities for top quality use. For info on costs of rip ups or prices on replacement with 3G artificial rubber filled grass please we will be happy to help you with different designs and specifications of astroturf. For information on how old artificial grass can be reused and recycled please visit out uplift and recycle page.
You may be thinking about replacing your 3G pitch with a 4G surface. To learn more about 4G please click here http://artificialturfpitchreplacement.co.uk/new-surfacing/4g-astroturf-surfaces/caerphilly/abercarn/ Our team can help you decide what would be best for your facility and offer you a free quote for the replacement of old synthetic astroturf sports surfaces.
As professional installers and resurface specialists, we are able to completely transform your existing area. For more details on 3G astroturf sport surfacing in Abercarn NP11 5 please contact our team and we will get back to you as soon as possible.

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Secateurs are mini garden shears used to cut back plants from soft plants to hardwood material. Usually consist of having the top blade sharp and the other blunt: depending on the make. They also require the effort of making a fist for it to close.
Secateurs don't need to be sharpened but they may need to be filed if the blade gets stiff.
They also have a habit of getting blunt. Making cuttings a harder job.
" Hey man i need to borrow one of your secateurs?"
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Retailers are using facial recognition to collect data about customers as they shop in stores, according to an IT company with insight into the space.
"One of the big things brick-and-mortar retailers are getting into now is knowing their customers ... tracking who's entering their mall and how they're behaving," said Mark Lunt, group managing director at Asia-based Jardine OneSolution.
JOS works with the retail sector on facial recognition to profile customers that enter and track their movements.
The data collected include "how many people are coming in, age, ethnicity, gender — it's all about knowing the foot traffic better and trying to serve more appropriate offers to those customers," Lunt said.
Customer identities are kept anonymous and it might even benefit shopping experiences in the long run. According to JOS, its projects include adjusting store music to coincide with the customer's mood.
However, there are limitations for retailers on how the accumulated data is being used and protected.
"Technology is not the barrier to the systems being implemented, it's privacy concerns, it's cultural concerns," said Lunt.
The idea of having sensors and cameras to collect data about shoppers is the defining privacy issue of the age, he said, explaining that retailers are investing considerable amounts of money into securing data and preventing data breaches.
In light of news about Uber's recent data breach, Lunt said, businesses have to be incredibly sensitive. At the same time, customers should be careful about with whom they're entrusting their data.


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Elaine Bousfield of ZunTold Publishing – a press specialising in fiction for children and young people – discusses ‘Fiction as Therapy’, and how it can be used as a therapeutic tool for young people.
Helping children and young people to understand themselves and their experiences is something that has long been connected with novels and poetry. Fictional stories allow for escape and exploration of the imagination, whilst equally shining a light on darker aspects. This concept is not a new one: for example, through his fantasy novels, Tolkien drew from his own experience in the trenches, illuminating these unseen worlds. Indeed, fantasy fiction was used with traumatised adolescents by Dr James Giannini, where traditional talking therapies were inaccessible with patients.
On a personal level, I can most connect with the concept of Fiction as Therapy when I think back to the loss of my father. Despite working in the sphere of mental health for over 30 years as a therapist, and developing counselling and support services for young people with XenZone over the last 20 years, the most poignant confrontation of my own emotions was through fiction. A children’s novel, in fact. ‘A Monster Calls’ by Patrick Ness encapsulated everything I had not yet processed about my loss, helping me to accept it and understand it.
In 2017 I launched ZunTold, a press committed to working with writers to develop fiction for children and young people – with therapeutic change in mind. As part of a Fiction as Therapy initiative, we are hoping to create a stable of creative resources and fiction that can be used by children and young adults, and those who work with them, as part of their learning and therapeutic support.
Drawing from the author Samuel Pollen’s own experience of anorexia at 12-years-old, the first novel in ZunTold’s Fiction as Therapy stable will be ‘The Year I Didn’t Eat.’ When I talked to Samuel about why he believes fiction’s therapeutic role is so important, he said: “Looking beyond the disease. Fiction that is relatable and doesn’t just belong to one person. Complexity and nuance. For me, these are just some of the reasons why Fiction as Therapy is so important.
“We hear stories about mental health on a daily basis. But it can be hard to see the individuals behind the numbers – different people, with different symptoms, and different situations.
“‘The Year I Didn’t Eat’ is a story that I wish I’d had when I was 12 and in the period of my illness. Reading it may have helped me to understand that I wasn’t alone and may have helped others to understand too. The act of writing was a catharsis – it helped me to look beyond my own experience and imagine it through someone else’s eyes.
“When I was anorexic, I felt utterly alone. The stories I found centred on teenage girls – I couldn’t relate to them.
The evidence around the effectiveness of bibliotherapy is mounting. Various studies into the treatment of social phobia, for example, have shown that groups with access to appropriate fiction and non-fiction can make clinically significant improvements, compared to those without it. Psychological therapist Ros Rheinberg agrees, saying: “For those working with young people with an eating disorder, they may find using fiction as part of the work will enable their clients to access insights beyond what is discussed.
“Talking about issues and externalising them through the eyes of a fictional character may allow the therapist to work with projection. Going on a journey with a character and learning from the world the characters inhabit can allow the reader to feel the changes made and learn from them. It gives readers an agency for change, for experimentation and discovery.
“Therapists can use this in their work with children and young people, and indeed the readers themselves can access it either alongside or independently of their adult supporters.
“When I read ‘The Year I Didn’t Eat,’ the thing I was struck by is how anorexia, this complex, contradictory illness, had been rendered more understandable. Laced with humour, touching commentary, and uncompromising honesty, this book is an example of how powerful Fiction as Therapy can be.
“For anyone who knows a loved one with anorexia, this book would strike a chord. Particularly relevant today, with the increasing numbers of boys and men who are diagnosed with eating disorders, the author provides no definitive answers. There is no magical solution when it comes to recovery, but the story is essentially full of hope.
In a school setting, fiction can also be an invaluable resource, and can be a great tool for encouraging and guiding peer-to-peer conversations. Mental health is being spoken about more than ever in schools, and the right books can help to steer the conversation.
Emma Suffield, school librarian of the year 2018, commented: “Raising awareness, battling prejudice, and providing support. These are all ways in which therapeutic fiction can help. For example, the LGBTQ+ section in my own school’s library is something that pupils really respond to.
The untold stories we seldom hear, if put on paper, can help us to confront and process our own emotions. When it comes to therapy and recovery, I am a firm believer in the power of fiction to help us deal with issues we find difficult to confront, and empathise with the stories of others. If you are a counsellor or a teacher and wish to discuss ideas on what we should be publishing, then do please get in touch.

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Before coming to Canada, it is a good idea to change some money from your home country into Canadian dollars. You can also exchange money after you arrive. Most airports have foreign exchange offices. You can also get cash from automated banking machines (ABMs are also known as automated teller machines) using a foreign debit or credit card.
Use a cheque or money order.
Directly transfer money to another account at the bank. Buy a money order at the post office.
Wire money through private money order or transfer services (ask an immigrant-serving organization).
Some of these transactions cost money. Make sure that you know the cost before you transfer money.

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text: The YMCA has been teaching people of all ages and ability levels to swim for more than a century. Whether you are new to the water, ready to enhance your stroke, or a fan of water aerobics, the YMCA has a program or class that is right for you. Our instructors and lifeguards are trained and certified. We make an extra effort to ensure that every member and participant has a safe and nurturing place to learn an important life skill, develop an emerging talent, or just get healthy in the water.


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Hong Kong-style dragon boats, like the type used at the Mobile Dragon Boat Festival, are 46-feet in length and hold a 22-person team: 10 seats for the 20 rowers, another for a pilot to operate the steering oar in the rear of the craft, and a final seat to accommodate the drummer, who sets the boat’s rhythm.
The third annual Mobile Dragon Boat Festival is more than just a fun day’s event on the water – it’s also a community-minded fund-raising event: each dragon boat racing team must donate a minimum amount, traditionally collected via fund-raising, to compete in the race – $2,000 for community team, $2,250 for corporate team.
Mobile Dragon Boat Festival 2016 will kick off with an opening ceremony at 8am, with a Drummer’s Parade at 10:05am, heats throughout the morning and early afternoon, all followed by the Awards Ceremony at 2:30pm. Over 1,000 dragon boat team members are expected, along with well over 5,000 spectators. Don’t miss this exciting and fun event for a good cause!
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This article is about the Newtonian type of reflecting telescope. For the optical telescope at Roque de los Muchachos Observatory on La Palma, see Isaac Newton Telescope.
Newton's idea for a reflecting telescope was not new. Galileo Galilei and Giovanni Francesco Sagredo had discussed using a mirror as the image forming objective soon after the invention of the refracting telescope, and others, such as Niccolò Zucchi, claimed to have experimented with the idea as far back as 1616. Newton may even have read James Gregory's 1663 book Optica Promota which described reflecting telescope designs using parabolic mirrors (a telescope Gregory had been trying unsuccessfully to build).
A replica of Newton's second reflecting telescope, which he presented to the Royal Society in 1672.
Newton built his reflecting telescope because he suspected it could prove his theory that white light is composed of a spectrum of colours. Colour distortion (chromatic aberration) was the primary fault of refracting telescopes of Newton's day, and there were many theories as to what caused it. During the mid-1660s with his work on the theory of colour, Newton concluded this defect was caused by the lens of the refracting telescope behaving the same as prisms he was experimenting with, breaking white light into a rainbow of colours around bright astronomical objects. If this were true, then chromatic aberration could be eliminated by building a telescope which did not use a lens – a reflecting telescope.
In late 1668 Isaac Newton built his first reflecting telescope. He chose an alloy (speculum metal) of tin and copper as the most suitable material for his objective mirror. He later devised means for shaping and grinding the mirror and may have been the first to use a pitch lap to polish the optical surface. He chose a spherical shape for his mirror instead of a parabola to simplify construction; even though it would introduce spherical aberration, it would still correct chromatic aberration. He added to his reflector what is the hallmark of the design of a Newtonian telescope, a secondary diagonally mounted mirror near the primary mirror's focus to reflect the image at a 90° angle to an eyepiece mounted on the side of the telescope. This unique addition allowed the image to be viewed with minimal obstruction of the objective mirror. He also made the tube, mount, and fittings. Newton's first version had a primary mirror diameter of 1.3 inches (33 mm) and a focal ratio of f/5. He found that the telescope worked without colour distortion and that he could see the four Galilean moons of Jupiter and the crescent phase of the planet Venus with it. Newton's friend Isaac Barrow showed a second telescope to a small group from the Royal Society of London at the end of 1671. They were so impressed with it that they demonstrated it to Charles II in January 1672. Newton was admitted as a fellow of the society in the same year.
Like Gregory before him, Newton found it hard to construct an effective reflector. It was difficult to grind the speculum metal to a regular curvature. The surface also tarnished rapidly; the consequent low reflectivity of the mirror and also its small size meant that the view through the telescope was very dim compared to contemporary refractors. Because of these difficulties in construction, the Newtonian reflecting telescope was initially not widely adopted. In 1721 John Hadley showed a much-improved model to the Royal Society. Hadley had solved many of the problems of making a parabolic mirror. His Newtonian with a mirror diameter of 6 inches (150 mm) compared favourably with the large aerial refracting telescopes of the day. The size of reflecting telescopes subsequently grew rapidly, with designs doubling in primary mirror diameter about every 50 years.
Newtonian optical assembly showing the tube (1), the primary mirror (2), and the secondary diagonal mirror support (also called a "spider support") (3).
They are free of chromatic aberration found in refracting telescopes.
Newtonian telescopes are usually less expensive for any given objective diameter (or aperture) than comparable quality telescopes of other types.
Since there is only one surface that needs to be ground and polished into a complex shape, overall fabrication is much simpler than other telescope designs (Gregorians, cassegrains, and early refractors had two surfaces that need figuring. Later achromatic refractor objectives had four surfaces that have to be figured).
A short focal ratio can be more easily obtained, leading to wider field of view.
The eyepiece is located at the top end of the telescope. Combined with short f-ratios this can allow for a much more compact mounting system, reducing cost and adding to portability.
Newtonians, like other reflecting telescope designs using parabolic mirrors, suffer from coma, an off-axis aberration which causes imagery to flare inward and towards the optical axis (stars towards edge of the field of view take on a "comet-like" shape). This flare is zero on-axis, and is linear with increasing field angle and inversely proportional to the square of the mirror focal ratio (the mirror focal length divided by the mirror diameter). The formula for third order [[tangentialis 3θ / 16F², where θ is the angle off axis to the image in radians and F is the focal ratio. Newtonians with a focal ratio of f/6 or lower (f/5 for example) are considered to have increasingly serious coma for visual or photographic use. Low focal ratio primary mirrors can be combined with lenses that correct for coma to increase image sharpness over the field.
A large Newtonian reflector from 1873 with structure to access the eyepiece.
Newtonians have a central obstruction due to the secondary mirror in the light path. This obstruction and also the diffraction spikes caused by the support structure (called the spider) of the secondary mirror reduce contrast. Visually, these effects can be reduced by using a two or three-legged curved spider. This reduces the diffraction sidelobe intensities by a factor of about four and helps to improve image contrast, with the potential penalty that circular spiders are more prone to wind-induced vibration.
For portable Newtonians collimation can be a problem. The primary and secondary can get out of alignment from the shocks associated with transport and handling. This means the telescope may need to be re-aligned (collimated) every time it is set up. Other designs such as refractors and catadioptrics (specifically Maksutov cassegrains) have fixed collimation.
The focal plane is at an asymmetrical point and at the top of the optical tube assembly. For visual observing, most notably on equatorial telescope mounts, tube orientation can put the eyepiece in a very poor viewing position, and larger telescopes require ladders or support structures to access it. Some designs provide mechanisms for rotating the eyepiece mount or the entire tube assembly to a better position. For research telescopes, counterbalancing very heavy instruments mounted at this focus has to be taken into consideration.
A Jones-Bird reflector telescope (sometimes called a Bird-Jones) is a mirror-lens (catadioptric) variation on the traditional Newtonian design sold in the amateur telescope market. The design uses a spherical primary mirror in place of a parabolic one, with spherical aberrations corrected by sub-aperture corrector lens usually mounted inside the focusser tube or in front of the secondary mirror. This design reduces the size and cost of the telescope with a shorter overall telescope tube length (with the corrector extending the focal length in a "telephoto" type layout) combined with a less costly spherical mirror. Commercially produced versions of this design have been noted to be optically compromised due to the difficulty of producing a correctly shaped sub-aperture corrector in a telescope targeted at the inexpensive end of the telescope market.
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^ VandeWettering, Mark T. (2001). "Telescope Basics".
^ Fred Watson (2007). Stargazer: The Life and Times of the Telescope. Allen & Unwin. p. 108. ISBN 978-1-74176-392-8.
^ Derek Gjertsen (1986). The Newton Handbook. Routledge & Kegan Paul. p. 562. ISBN 978-0-7102-0279-6.
^ Michael White (1999). Isaac Newton: The Last Sorcerer. Basic Books. p. 169. ISBN 978-0-7382-0143-6.
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^ Michael White (1999). Isaac Newton: The Last Sorcerer. Basic Books. p. 170. ISBN 978-0-7382-0143-6.
^ Stephen Parkinson (1870). A Treatise on Optics. Macmillan. p. 112.
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For Williams, having top-tier and diverse talent in the areas of science, technology, engineering and math – or STEM – is key to our success. It’s how we make sure our pipelines are safe and efficient, and it’s how we optimize the way we run our business. That’s why – in just the past two years alone – we’ve provided nearly $1.2 million in funding for STEM projects in our communities.
But given the disparity in the ratio of males to females in STEM, we think it’s even more important to encourage female involvement with STEM. So when we were approached by Carnegie Science Center and KDKA about title sponsorship of the inaugural “Girls Rock Science” exhibition occurring October 3 and 4, we jumped at the opportunity.
We had a great time working with KDKA to shoot a commercial advertising the upcoming Williams Girls Rock Science event. Check out the pics below from the shoot, featuring the following members of our leadership team: Jim Scheel, senior vice president; Candyce Fly Lee, director of project development; and Teresa Palacios, director of financial planning and analysis.
In the commercial that will air leading up to the event, you’ll hear Jim, Candyce and Teresa talk about Williams’ commitment to STEM, and how STEM is used daily in their careers.
Please join us at this event and meet some of the Williams Women who are using STEM to drive change. And, of course, we can’t wait to meet the next generation of female engineers, financial planners, scientists and business leaders!


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© Getty Images/iStockphoto Vestrahorn in Iceland. If you asked a group of people in the last five years where they'd been itching to travel, Iceland would definitely come up. But the latest tourism figures indicate interest in visiting the country may be starting to lose some steam.
Turner says the World Travel & Tourism Council predicts 4.2% average annual growth over the next decade, which could be more sustainable than the previous boom. Pálsdóttir of Visit Iceland, too, says data indicates a stabilizing of Iceland's tourism growth.
This article originally appeared on USA TODAY: Iceland used to be the hottest tourism destination. What happened?

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God has put each of us on this earth for a reason. It is up to us to figure out what that reason is, but no matter what we do or how long it takes us to discover our purpose God does not give up on us. He will see us through until the day we join Him in His Kingdom.
Spend some quiet time today contemplating God’s plan for you.


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If you’ve ever suffered from a cold sore, you know how painful they can be - and they’re always right smack in the middle of your face. Now, you can get an all-natural cold sore treatment that will provide both relief from the pain as well as 100 percent natural healing. Formulated by East Park Research and a team of medical research universities, d-Lenolate® Topical Plus is the best cold sore treatment available today.
The power of this topical skin treatment is in the olive leaf extract. The healing powers of this all-natural substance have been known for thousands of years, but it has not been until recently that research has unlocked how to take full advantage of this substance’s potential, and how to provide that potential to you. Made to effectively treat the symptoms of herpes simplex (the HSV-1 virus) with optimal concentrations of d-Lenolate®, d-Lenolate® Topical Plus will also protect you from outbreaks as well as heal tissue with herpes symptoms.
A: According to reports, while many people do not experience any symptoms, frequent recurrence of symptoms will appear in others. Data shows approximately three to seven days after contacting the infection, symptoms will begin to appear and form painful blisters filled with clear fluid. People with Herpes Simplex will also experience headache, fever, painful urination and enlargement of lymph nodes.
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Kurt E. Biedermann, born in Haslau, Germany, was admitted to the New York Bar in 1974, and to the New Jersey Bar in 1975. Mr. Biedermann obtained a J.D. degree from Rutgers University in 1973, and was granted his undergraduate degree from Columbia University in 1970. Mr. Biedermann has lectured extensively on topics related to product liability exposure of foreign manufacturers in the United States and he has participated as a speaker in several continuing education programs.
Mr. Biedermann has had over thirty years of litigation experience. Since he graduated from Rutgers University in 1973, Mr. Biedermann has specialized in defending European and domestic product manufacturers and distributors in claims and lawsuits throughout the United States of America. Mr. Biedermann regularly advises European corporations on their liability exposure in the United States.
Mr. Biedermann has also been extensively involved in the defense of several major European and United States property and casualty insurers and reinsurers and their insureds in coverage disputes, toxic tort litigations, and environmental and asbestos litigations.

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There are no shortcuts in youth ministry - but there is an amazing truth in working alongside God.
This book challenges us to step out of our youth work comfort zones and consider what is meant by 'mission'. Is it more than just evangelism? Should we do mission for the young people or with them?
Writing from a broad spectrum of experience and different perspectives, the authors talk frankly and honestly about their own experiences in youth ministry.
Structured around three main sections - Mission through the local church, Beyond the church walls and Rethinking young people and mission - Young People and Mission approaches its topics candidly, grappling with subjects that include helping teenagers to share their faith, ecology and mission, living in a multi-faith society and making the most of a gap year.
Challenging, practical, informative and insightful, Young People and Mission will help us to re-think the way we do mission with and to young people - inside and outside the church.
Contributions by: Alison Booker, David Booker, Matt Brown, Helen Dearnley, Matt Elsey, Diana Greenfield, Steve Hollinghurst, Martyn Lings, Debbie Orriss, Martin Parks, Nic Sheppard, and Neville Willerton.
Alison Booker is the Curate of Countesthorpe with Foston, a post which she has held since 2008. For eight years prior to that she was a Church Army Evangelist in Sheffield and Leicester Diocese. She was ordained Deacon in the Diocese of Leicester in 2008 and ordained priest in 2009. Alison is co-author of Together for a Season Vol. 3: Feasts and Festivals and the co-editor of Young People and Mission.
Alison Booker is assistant minister in a large parish in Leicestershire. David Booker is the former Diocesan Youth Officer for Leicester.

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We have a beautiful collection of high quality cards, note pads and pens . All designed in the UK and in some cases also printed in the UK.
They can be bought individually of as part of a gift box.
We take great care in what we buy and look for the most aesthetically pleasing designs both contempory or traditional.
Wildberry stationery flip over note book. A6 size.

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The examples in this post are from my son's writing notebooks in 4th grade; he's currently a freshman. Although I wasn't his fourth grade teacher, his teacher and I collaborated and followed the same general format for lessons/student work/conferring. This is still my favorite way to organize student work during writer's workshop.
You'll notice that Kyle had two writing notebooks. One was for mini-lessons and the other was for free writing. I know it's hard to read his writing, but you can scroll through these pages to see the anecdotal records written by his teacher during his writing conferences AND the scope-and-sequence of lessons taught throughout the year.
Two things I would change (remember these examples are FIVE years old) include adding mini-lessons integrating each of the Six-Traits (continuing to sprinkle conventions lessons throughout) and scoring some of the students' work in their mini-lesson notebooks with a scoring rubric similar to the one posted below.


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Probably the most famouse dish in malaysia – Beef Rendang.
Fry the beef in a hot oil and add salt and pepper. Once the meat is sealed we can add the mixture and stir it around.
Add the turmeric, stir and add the tamarind extract. Add the lime leaves to add a punch to the dish, the lemon juice and last but not least, the coconut cream.
Let it simmer for about 40 minutes.
How much tamarind extract please to a pound of beef? Couple of table spoons?


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The space of the Arcade at 106, rue de Carouge offers a variety of activities including a space to organize concerts in which all the local artists and neighboring France are welcome, including Thursday night for rock sessions, pop, jazz. Friday Arcade hosts the "World Caravan" all groups of different ethnicities and cultures occur on this occasion to share their music from all over the world.
This is an opportunity to hear real musicians who play real instruments to animate a real good evening. If you love electronic music and "dj's" behind barriers 20 meters from the scene while the Arcade is not indicated because, unlike big business of show business, the Arcade favors the intimacy, conviviality, contact between artists and the public, it wants to unite people in a unique and diverse musical atmosphere.
Lately, November 26, three groups performed the same evening of Thursday, "The Young Once", "Lukacs 'and' The Canettes", all from Geneva; they light up the Arcade in an atmosphere of rock and bluesy. The next evening, as part of "Caravane du monde" (World Caravan), it was the turn of the group "Latin fusion" they sent the temperature up several degrees in the Arcade with their music from Venezuela, Mexico, Spain and Italy.
For the month of December you will have the opportunity to enjoy Thursday, December 3 a rock band "Fuzzy Dunlop" and Friday 4, tribute to the great singer Myriam Makeba given by the duo "Tribute to Makeba," a gospel evening a special moment not to be missed.
"Live at the Arcade" offers on December 10 the option of seeing Nikola Whallon and his electric violin, Paul Aspell and Yush group, followed by Diracula pseudonym that hides a singer came directly from Transylvania, guaranteed thrills!
The festivities continue on December 11 under the banner of swing, groove and "Jazzattitudes" with the jazz trio of the same name and will finish the season in style, on Thursday 17 a choir composed of 15 women, "Kerbiba" to raise our mind just before Christmas, will follow a reggae duet "I-Twins" and finally "Florebo" will warm even the ambience of the Arcade with their island music.
On Friday 18 accompanied by a Bolivian group, you will be charmed by its Swiss-Bolivian singer, author and interpreter, who distil its harmonious melodies with hints of "trova" style text to Cuban songs, including an ambassador who is the great poet Cuban singer Silvio Rodriguez.
But L'Arcade has many strings to its bow; it also offers everyday a place for conferences or workshops, available for associations and institutions, general meetings or other events. The space is flexible, at the convenience of the occupant, and adapts to individual needs.


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We got up at 8am and went up for breakfast at 8:30am. Pancakes this morning. Just like yesterday we were the only ones up for breakfast, in fact we think we are the only people staying in the building.
We grabbed our stuff and headed out at 9:30am, with our only plan today to explore some of the streets of old Jodhpur and see where they lead. We headed west from our hotel and then turned north up the main street which lead up into the Blue part of the city. It wasn't too busy a street and there were the obligatory cows and dogs, people selling flowers, sugar cane juice vendors, and kerbside motorbike repair shops. We turned off the main street and wandered through some of the quieter alleys and lanes and eventually found ourselves at the rear entrance to Merangarh Fort. Once upon a time this would probably have been the main entrance as it leads from the old city of Jodhpur up to the Fort.
So we followed our noses and walked up the winding road that went in through the outer Fort walls. We stopped a couple of times for the view over the old city and then at a flat area of garden about 1/2 way up to the Fort. There were a few people sitting around in the shade, and a lesson being taught by a soldier to a group of men sitting under a tree. The garden and lawns were immaculate; a reminder that with enough effort India could be a very different looking place.
We carried on up the hill and eventually found ourselves back where we had been the day before at the ticket area inside the current main entrance. We stopped for a cold drink at the cafe there, had a chat to a couple of other tourists, and had our photos taken by some of the locals.
Having people want to take your photo ( normally with them in it ) is something that you need to get used to when you visit India ( we had it in SE Asia as well ) as often the other Indians at the tourist locations are from places that do not see white faces, and it is as much of a novelty for them to see us as it was to see the tourist attraction itself. And it was a reminder to us that most Indians are very friendly and happy people, and are very polite when asking for a photo. And we normally wound up talking cricket once they found out where we were from ( they love Brendon McCullum and Martin Guptill ( although I think most of them thought his name was Martin Gupta )).
We stopped by the Fort gift shop again so that Liz could buy some more bangles ( 5 for 400R ) and then we walked out of the Fort by the front gate and down the steep path that led back down to our Hotel, and rested in the cool inside the room, and caught up on some photo processing and blog writing.
We resurfaced at about 1pm and walked to the Toor ji ki Baori stepwell which was not far from our hotel. Unfortunately, unlike the stepwell we visited in Delhi, this well was almost full of water so there were not many levels of the steps visible ( I have seen photos of this stepwell when it is empty and there were proabably another 7 levels of steps visible ) . This stepwell and the surrounding area had recently been refurbished, and there was a very expensive shopping area across the road ( 63,000R waistcoat anyone? ) and a new 5 star hotel. We grabbed lunch at the Stepwell Cafe, which was very nice, and watched people jumping into the well. It looked very refreshing in the heat of the day, but I think you would need to be a local to come out of the green water without any of the local bugs.
After lunch we wandered back to the Clock Tower Market and then back to the hotel at 2:30pm for some more downtime.
At 7pm we headed to the Market again, this time for some photography of the sunset and the hustle / bustle. I kind of had a shot in my head so walked around a bit looking for the right spot to set up a tripod ( or 2 ) and camera, and then stayed there through sunset taking photos. We created a bit of a crowd, both of locals wondering what we were doing in the middle of a busy market with tripods, and of tourists who decided to join our 'tripod group' because they thought there must be a shot to be had.
After the light had gone we walked around some of the stalls and Liz bought a brass Ganesh statue for 200R, then walked to Jhankar Restaurant for tea at 8pm, again we sat on the roof ( after climbing 4 flights of narrow stairs ) and looked at the view in all directions. The food was good ( as we had generally been finding everywhere that that we had eaten so far ) and a bit cheaper than the last couple of nights tea at 1200R for beer and curries, and then back to the hotel at 9pm.
As we were leaving early in the morning we had to settle up our account at the Hotel and pick up the Rabies vaccine from the fridge. We had to pay 4500R for the 3 nights at the Hotel, and 640R for our 2 days breakfasts. We arranged for an AR to pick us up at the Hotel at 5am to take us to the train station, set the alarm and went to bed.


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Roasted tomatoes add a nice little element of sourness here and ideally you’d want to use the ones that are sun-dried or slow-roasted. I have a recipe for the latter here. I didn’t have any of either kind on hand, so a few chopped ones went into the baking tray along with the other vegetables. They don’t get quite so sharp and concentrated as the slow-roasted ones but the edges catch and char ever so slightly, which is what we’re after flavour-wise.
Dressing uses grain mustard as well as Dijon for a slight variation. Making it couldn’t be simpler: just shake them all up in a screw top jar, pour over the salad just before serving and eat up!
Make the dressing: add all the ingredients listed under ‘dressing’ into a screw top jar and shake to combine. Taste and adjust seasoning. Refrigerate until ready to serve.
Preheat oven to 180 C (360 F). Add all the ingredients listed under ‘roasting’ to a baking tray. Toss with olive oil and bake for 30-40 minutes until cooked. Remove and set aside.
Cook the quinoa according to packet instructions in salted water. Set aside to cool slightly.
Toss in the roasted vegetables, fresh tomato, onion, cucumber, olives and mint leaves. Toss to combine.
Mix in half the dressing just before serving. Leave the remaining on the table for people to help themselves if they want more. Serve the salad warm or at room temperature.


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According to a recent article featured in the Daily Mail an optimistic attitude can help strengthen your body’s defences.
Scientists who have tracked outlook and immune system of 124 students over a year have found that when people feel more optimistic they have stronger responses to immune challenges.
Segerstrom, a psychologist from the University of Kentucky believes positive emotions caused by an optimistic attitude were likely to cause the boost.
During the study participants were asked questions to determine levels of optimism before a harmless substance was injected under their skin to trigger an immune response.
The immune response caused a bump which could be measured by researchers to determine the strength of the immune system. It was found as the levels of optimism rose and fell so did immunity.


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A story published in The Japan Times says that Nintendo is working to modify its Wii U games console so that smartphone apps and games will run on the platform. Apparently Big N has been offering professional conversion development software to interested developers. If these reports are true, this is a new and surprising strategy for Nintendo as it struggles to remain relevant as E3 approaches.
The Japan Times sources aren’t named but the news site states that Nintendo “has offered professional-use conversion software to application developers so they can produce smartphone games that can be played on Wii U”. It is hoped that such smartphone titles “will help spur console sales, which will in turn lead to an increase in popular game titles for them,” the sources stated.
Since its launch the Wii U has repeatedly sold in “worse than expected” quantities. The Japan Times reports that Nintendo lost ¥36.4 billion reported for the year ended in March, Nintendo’s second annual operating loss in two years. A lack of popular and particularly ground breaking new titles, making use of the unique control system, have been blamed on the poor showing. It is thought that an influx of mobile games and Nintendo themselves keeping up their own development of new innovative software could help turn around the fate of the Wii U.
The report about this new strategy with the Wii U is a little vague concerning how Nintendo will make smartphone games run on the Wii U. Mentioning the conversion software suggests that developers of hit games in the mobile space will have to recompile their programs for the Wii U. On the other hand the report says that Nintendo is going to “modify its game consoles” so that could mean some software on the Wii U may run smartphone apps through some kind of emulation layer like BlueStacks on Windows and Mac.
If the Wii U could run Android games straight from the Google Play Store on your big TV, combined with its touch sensitive tablet controller, it would be an attractive bonus for the console. The Wii U’s price is being pulled down by the gravity of market forces in the UK, it’s slipped from £199 to £149 in less than 3 months. At this rate it will be the same price as the OUYA by July.
Lets face it, even if Nintendo did pull this off - it would still be rubbish.
Guess the power isn't there for them to modify it to play console games…..

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My friends at Artgig Studios sent me a copy of Alien Buddies and I love what they have done.
This interactive game is a fun way for young kids to learn their numbers and letters. The app is broken into three parts.
The Matching game is a fun way for users to practice their numbers, letters, shapes and colors. The user drops the alien into the spaceship to match the object in the belly. Point pointing and dragging, the aliens are easily dropped into the spaceship and they fly away. Each game allows the user to break down the learning by capital letters or lower case ones. Numbers sets can be larger or smaller. I like that it allows the user to adjust the challenge level. The Matching game also has a listening portion where the user needs to listen to what is needed. I like this because it goes beyond sight memorization.
I also love the Dot to Dot portion of Alien Buddies. It allows the user to trace their finger from number to number to create a picture. It looks great and it is easy to use on the iPad. It will really help young users on their sequential thinking and their fine motor skills. A very simple game that the kids will love to play. After completing each picture, the user is awarded a sticker to be used on the sticker pages.
At the end of the Matching game and the Dot to Dot game, the user wins stickers to be used not the sticker portion of the app. People love earning badges or stickers and this is a nice way to encourage users to keep playing. Another cool part of the stickers is that the user can take a picture of their masterpiece and it will be saved to the camera roll. It was very nice for me because I use Photostream and that allowed the pictures to be sent to all of my iDevices.
The app allows the user to wipe out all of the awards completed games so it can be used over and over again. It is a nice way to keep kids interested and working on these important skills.
Overall, I'ma big fan of this app. For $0.99, it is a great deal. I can't wait until Leo is old enough to start playing with Alien Buddies.
Artgig Studio sent me a copy of this app for the purpose of a review.
Evelyn, my 4 year old, loves Alien Buddies. It is definitely one of her favorite apps right now.


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Create glow in the dark unicorns and fairies with the Bunchems Unicorns Theme Pack!
Bunchems are the colourful little balls that stick to each other and build like no other. Connect, squish and build your creations with 200 Bunchems, including translucent and glow in the dark ones.
Create a pretty fairy princess and magical unicorns! Once you've made the characters from the Guide Book, pull them apart to create and re-create endless possibilities!
Bunchems make clean up a breeze – they stick together with magical ease. Turn the lights off and watch your creations glow. Squish, connect and build mystical glowing characters with the Bunchems Unicorns Theme Pack!


text: How secure are your Web applications? Unless you conduct application vulnerability testing throughout the lifespan of your applications, there's no way for you to know about your web application security. That's not good news for your security or regulatory compliance efforts.


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Freedom Healthcare Staffing, a leading provider of healthcare providers, is seeking Certified Ophthalmic Technicians for an engaging three-day crisis assignment in Vermont at a world-renown hospital.
This is the perfect opportunity to gain excellent knowledge and experience in a hospital setting -- take a couple days off of your full-time position an earn an impressive paycheck! You will be working alongside world-renown doctors which will look exceptional on a resume.
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text: eclectic house filled with a variety of fine antiques, silver, linens and funky colorful items too. if you have a river house, this is the estate sale for you! Featuring: Steinway Piano - Model O - "Living Room Grand", Saint louis crystal, picasso madoura pitcher, Pair of Walnut Game Tables with Twist Legs, Ice Cream Parlor Table with Cast Iron Base, Carved Chair with Beautiful Needlepoint Upholstery, Hanging Corner Cabinet, Armoire, Pedestal Tables, Upholstered Furniture including new tommy bahama sofa, Decoratively Painted Cabinet & Hanging Shelf, LOTS of Artwork, Sterling Silver and Silverplated items, Crystal, Glassware, Barware, Decanters, Various Pieces of China, Linens & Fabric, LOTS of Outdoor Furniture including iron and wicker, Bedroom Furniture, Vintage Mah Jongg Set, Pool Table, Electric "Lift" Chair, Two Flat Screen TVs, Books, Lovely Brass Fireplace Accessories & Andirons, Lamps, Mirrors, and more!

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Site: Olivet Nazarene University campus, Bourbonnais, Ill.—or as the locals say, Bearbonnais.
What I saw: A morning practice, the Bears seventh day at camp. Ed Hochuli and several NFL officials visited practice as they do each year to explain rules changes.
1.This season is Jay Cutler’s last stand.General manager Ryan Pace and coach John Fox inherited Cutler. Pace comes to Chicago from New Orleans, where his quarterback was Drew Brees; Fox, from Denver, where he had Peyton Manning. Fox and Pace aren’t sure if Cutler is the answer, but they do know that it takes a quarterback to win it all, and without Cutler the Bears don’t have a chance. As of Thursday’s practice, Cutler had yet to throw a pick. It’s a small detail that's no real indication of how he’ll play this season, but it’s certainly not a negative. The key for Cutler's is to limit interceptions (over the past six seasons in Chicago he has thrown 129 touchdowns and 93 picks). Maybe Cutler just needs a reliable option, a go-to safety valve for worst-case scenarios—a guy like Eddie Royal. Cutler targeted his old Denver teammate Royal several times the practice I saw, including a long touchdown pass in the back corner of the end zone and a 10-yard pass that Royal slid to catch when the throw wasn’t quite on the mark. It’s easy to see that the two have good chemistry from their 2008 season together in Denver, when Royal caught 91 Cutler passes for 980 yards and five touchdowns.
2. Does John Fox have another playoff run in him? Chicago is Fox’s third head coaching stint. His track record in taking dysfunctional teams and turning them into Super Bowl contenders is impressive. In Carolina, Fox took a 1-15 Panthers team to a Super Bowl just two seasons later, and in Denver, he took at 4-12 team to a Super Bowl just three seasons later. But Fox has never won the big game. After practice, Peter King observed that Fox was as happy as he’s ever seen him in his career. The energy at practice was palpable, but the reality is, Fox faces his biggest task yet.
3. Can the Bears revive the Monsters of the Midway identity? Chicago surrendered 920 points in the last two seasons, dead-last in the NFL. New defensive coordinator Vic Fangio's goal is to transform a team battling a severe identity crisis. Fangio's solution? Install a 3-4 defense. With San Francisco, Fangio’s defenses consistently ranked in the top 10, and last season the Niners ranked No. 5 in yardage even while missing Pro Bowlers Aldon Smith, NaVorro Bowman and Patrick Willis for much of the season. It remains to be seen if the Bears have the right personnel to fit Fangio’s scheme; the roster is stacked with defensive ends and lacks a hybrid linebacker—after 12 years as a defensive end, Jared Allen is learning to play outside linebacker. The Bears did land an important free-agent signing in Pernell McPhee, a situational pass rusher for Baltimore last season. McPhee had 7.5 sacks last year in mostly passing situations. He’ll need to take a more prominent role in Fangio’s scheme in Chicago and improve against the run. The success of this defense relies on whether players like Allen and McPhee can play well in their new roles.
What will determine success or failure for the Bears in 2015… A return to the Monsters of the Midway of lore. Under Lovie Smith in 2012, the Bears had a +20 turnover margin, second behind New England. Last season the team was –5, 22nd in the league. “It’s no surprise if anyone picks us last because the way we played last year wasn’t good,” inside linebacker Shea McClellin said. Fox and Gase have a tough task trying to achieve a breakthrough with a quarterback who has a "coach-killer" reputation, so it’s on the defense to give this team a fighting chance.
Thing I’ll remember most about Bourbonnais: On my walk back from the cafeteria to the media workroom on the small, quiet campus of Olivet Nazarene, I spotted Martellus Bennett reclining underneath a tree. He was completely alone and had his legs stretched out, a small book rested in his lap. The 6-6 tight end was busy with his own thoughts, calmly sketching and writing in his notebook—a sight unlike any I’ve seen on this training camp tour. It’s widely known that Bennett is a "visionary architect" off the field—he writes short stories and produces animated short films. I walked over and asked him what he was doing, and he casually replied, “Writing my next short story.” Ladies and Gentleman, Martellus Bennett, the most interesting man in the league.
Gut feeling as I left camp: The defense improves under Fangio’s 3-4 but Cutler continues to throws too many costly interceptions in the red zone. This team finishes 7-9 and disgusted Bears fans turn attention to the defending Stanley Cup champs.


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Warrior Martial Arts Academy teaches children practical ways of applying the values of leadership, discipline, confidence and respect both on and off the mat. Our Winning Warrior program celebrates our students responsible accomplishments. It’s an easy way to help kids achieve their full potential at home, in school and with their family.
Parents use the Winning Warrior Chart to track their child’s positive actions such as finishing their homework. This helps their son or daughter keep track of the progress they’re making towards their goals. Once a student accomplishes enough tasks on the Winning Warrior chart, our instructors reward them with a special blue stripe on their belt. Kids also learn important lessons about accountability, as their parents must sign this chart before it’s turned in.
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Naval Construction Force (NCF) Unit, Limited to Battalion size or smaller organizations. Note 1: Tactical units only.
2. Selection of recipients will be made by an awards board comprised of members from HQMC (LPE). Recommendations from the board will be forwarded to DC, IL (LP) for approval. All individual and unit awards will be presented at the annual MCEA awards banquet to be held at the Hilton Garden Inn and Conference Center, 8101 Pat Booker Road, San Antonio, Texas on 13 September 2019.
3.A. Commands with personnel and/or organizations which meet the criteria contained in the reference are encouraged to submit nominations via the endorsing chain of command, ending with endorsement by the first General Officer in the chain of command. No additional chain of command endorsements are required or desired.
3.B. Nominations must be received by POC no later than 30 April 2019. The award covers the period 1 April 2018 - 31 March 2019. All commands anticipating submissions will provide Officer/SNCO POC info to POC NLT 10 April 2019. Negative reports via email are required NLT 24 April 2019. Due to the volume of award recommendations received, late or incomplete nominations will not be considered. Commands are to email complete packages, with attachments, to the POC. No mailed copies are required or desired.
3.C.1. A summary of action (SOA) not to exceed two pages.
3.C.2. Proposed citation (no fewer than 20 lines and no more than 30 lines).
3.C.4. Command Photograph, (Uniform for the photograph is the Service Alphas or service equivalent).
3.C.5. Personal data form (IAW format on MCEA website, awards page) www.marcorengasn.org/fyi/awards-program.
3.C.6. Unit POC to include phone number and email address.
3.C.7. Chain of command endorsements, to include first General Officer in chain of command.
3.D.1. Unit chronology of events for award period, not to exceed three pages.
3.D.2. Proposed citation (no fewer than 20 lines and no more than 30 lines).
3.D.3. Supporting documentation, shall include a complete copy of the appropriate statistical summary (text only, no photo).
3.D.4. Personal data forms for Commanding Officer and Sergeant Major/Command Master Chief.
3.D.5. Unit POC to include phone number and email address.
3.D.7. Chain of command endorsements, to include first General Officer in chain of command.
3.E. Acts of valor recognized by military awards can also be recognized by one or more of the engineer awards.
3.F. Each Marine Corps Major Command (Division, Marine Logistics Group, Marine Air Wing) may submit only one nomination for each award category. Navy Expeditionary Combat Command (NECC) may submit up to three nominations for the NCF unit award. Supporting Establishments may also submit one nomination for each individual award.
3.G. Samples of individual and unit award citations can be found in reference A, enclosure (4).
4.A. DC, IL (LPE) is responsible for coordinating Marine Corps and Seabee participation in all engineer award selections and those ceremonies conducted by the MCEA.
4.B. Local commanders are encouraged to recognize individual and unit award recipients at appropriate local ceremonies.


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And GE Consumer & Industrial CEO James Campbell reiterated it when he recently told the New York Times that “making things in America is as viable as making things any place” because domestic labor costs are now “significantly less with the competitive wages” — read: far lower wages — now accepted by American workers.
If our answer is yes, then we should support current state legislative proposals to reduce child labor protections; back federal legislation to eliminate all environmental, wage and workplace safety laws; and applaud corporations that crush unions and further reduce wages in America. We should also probably encourage our fellow countrymen to follow Apple Inc.’s Chinese workforce by simply accepting $17-a-day paychecks, 12-hour workdays and six-day workweeks.
via Is China our future? – U.S. Economy – Salon.com.


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concessions and leases in israel and texas. no drilling yet. looking for more investment capital.
Texas based security consultants providing risk and loss management services for the utility and energy industry.
manufacturer of dishes, cat litter pans and small animal exercisers. features illustrated catalog and distribution details. clifton, new jersey, usa.
Book composition, magazine design, desktop publishing, page layout, and design implementation.
Alexandria CPA firm. Includes service-bureau-supplied newsletter, financial tools, and service descriptions.
serves northwest kansas counties of ellis, gove, graham, ness, rooks, rush, trego, and sheridan. contains staff listings, details of products and services, and newsletters.
electrical engineering consulting with emphasis on high average power, pulsed power, and high voltage technologies from concept design through volume manufacturing.
The bleeding edge in Harley-Davidson customizing for years.
Primarily female nudes. Also, a few landscapes, and images of plants. Available as limited edition prints.
Offers pond supplies, including kits, filters, pumps, liners, chemicals, Koi, and aquatic plants.
Catalog of aquatic supplies as well as information about water gardening.
Online kitesurf and flysurf shop. Includes FAQs and information about their kitesurf school, directed by Laurent Ness, in Carnon, France.
Offers thistle, castle, shamrock, Loch Ness monster, and Charles Rennie Mackintosh designs woven on Nottingham looms for your home decor.
A discussion of neurodevelopmental and metabolic issues in autism, by Kay Ness.
Bareboat motor cruisers for holidays on Scotlands Loch Ness and Caledonian Canal.
Features history, photo gallery, and specifications on the junior monster truck, Loch Ness Monster.
Located in Bo Ness, West Lothian, Scotland. Contains history, photo gallery, events and school related information.
Cleveland pub brewers of Dortmunder Gold, Eliot Ness, Edmund Fitzgerald Porter, The Holy Moses, Moondog, and Conways Irish Ale. Offers events, catalog, menus, brewing and beer information.
An early look at REBOL, by David Ness.
Previewed by Mr. Nash. 'Between the open-ended-ness of Project Entropia and its quasi-free-to-play-ness the title certainly looks to be quite different'. Also contains few screen shots.
Confronted by strange phenomena, the player must help Cameron with his investigation, from the obscure corners of the Medieval castle, to the old scientists secret laboratory and finally to the troubled waters of Loch Ness to solve the mystery.
Contains character information, secrets and guides.
Descriptions of a family of undead-hunting priests and paladins.
Description, credits, release information, cover art, screenshots, reader reviews, and technical specifications.
Article from Sun Newspapers of Cleveland, Ohio, with an overview of his career, and a profile of Ness biographer, Paul Heimel.
Six Evangelical Lutheran Church of America (ELCA) congregations on the Kansas Praire in Trego, Ellis, and Ness Counties, Bethlehem, Immanuel, Zion and Emanuel in Trego County, Saint John in Ellis County, and Our Redeemer in Ness County. Provides contact information and location for each county.
A forum for furries to talk about and explore their otherkin-ness.
Vital statistics, biography and related links.
Biography from the Crime Library including stories of his adventures after Chicago.
Article dealing with the myths that have developed surrounding the lawman, and a television documentary which attempts to dispel them.
This Dungeon was created to spread (sic)ness to the world.
Author Marilyn Bardsley explores the history and identity of the serial killer who baffled Eliot Ness.
Traditional Witchcraft is a nature based religion and has nothing to do with Wicca. Read details on Traditional Witchcraft in plain simple English without any of the fairy-ness of other sites.
Small school beside the shores of Loch Ness. Offers General, Business and Exam preparation English courses. Also organises tours of the local area.
Fan site with pictures, sound clips, and backgrounds.
Links to mp3, lyrics, pictures and discography.
producer of planetarium shows, music, artwork, and publications.
Includes biography, links to websites, mp3, lyrics, pictures, and video.
(1951- ) picture, biography, catalog of music, reviews, performances, discography, and scores.
by erik ness. [grist magazine] brief reviews of some of the authors most well-known works.
fresno rockabilly bordering on rockin hillbilly, with photos, news, show schedule, and recommended links.
Plot summary, cast and crew information, user reviews, and message board.
los angeles 1989-1992, featuring subjects like mike ness, jello biafra and henry rollins in the portfolio section.
Includes biography, links, lyrics, photos, and links.
the loch ness local guide offers a photograph and popular history of this ruined castle.
gallery of the work of woodturners jim christiansen, ben carpenter, will simpson, brenda behrens, gerrit van ness, art liestman, phil brennion and bill johnston. educational articles and extensive links are also provided.

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NASHVILLE, Tenn. - The Lipscomb men’s tennis team won its fourth match in a row Saturday defeating Tennessee Tech 4-3 at Richland Country Club.
Lipscomb’s five-match doubles streak was broken however, as Tech took the doubles point winning two of the three matches.
Playing in the two spot, John Tougher and Rob Mitchell got the lone doubles win in a 6-1 defeat of Gagan Jain and Othon Lima.
Head coach Mario Hernandez credits his team’s intensity in doubles to their win streak, but felt Tech did a good job of matching that intensity.
Daniel Hernandez and Thais Minet were close to securing the doubles point as they battled into a tiebreak, but eventually the tandem of Eduardo Mena and Alvaro Cintas grabbed the 7-6(4) victory.
For the second day in a row the bottom of the lineup stepped up and secured four wins in singles play.
Serving as the team captain, Tougher was called upon to play the six spot after Minet had to pull out after his doubles match and eventually played a key role in locking up the victory.
With the match tied at three, Tougher stepped up to win his match and the match for the team after defeating Lima 6-3, 6-4.
Alejandro Manzanares pulled out a three-set victory over Mena (6-4, 3-6, 6-1) in the three spot.
Philippe Courteau defeated Cintas (6-1, 6-3).
Daniel Hernandez had a convincing win at No. 5 as he defeated Carlos Tejas (6-0, 6-2).
The Bisons will go into a much needed week of recovery before traveling to Clarksville on Saturday to face Austin Peay.


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Hello, hello! Turkey day is upon us and I know many of you are gearing up for a day of family, friends and food. I also know that many of you are like me and enjoy squeezing in a workout along with your holiday festivities.
I have pulled together some of my favorite bodyweight workouts that you can do with no equipment on Thanksgiving Day so that whether you’re at home, visiting family or traveling…you can get in a good sweat. I encourage you to recruit your family and friends to workout with you so everyone can have a healthy start to the day!
The Running 500 is one from the archives…like circa 2014 (!!!)…but it’s a good one! Five rounds of 10 bodyweight exercises with a 400 meter run (0.25 miles) to kick off each round. You’ll end up with 500 reps and a little over a mile of running. Of course, you can increase the run distance if you want a little more.
What better way to kick off Thanksgiving than burpees with a partner! 🙂 My Couples Burpee Workout features five different partner exercises along with a burpee challenge. Some friendly competition makes this workout extra fun!
My Torch the Turkey Bodyweight Workout combines running with two circuits of bodyweight exercises for a total body burn!
My Bootcamp-Style Workout is a 30-minute workout where you do one minute of 10 different bootcamp-inspired movements. Rest for a minute or two and do it all again.
This HIIT-Style 7 Minutes AMRAP Workout is quick and intense!
Summer might be over but this 24-minute tabata workout will have you sweating like it’s 90 degrees out!
And if you need some tunes to push you through, here is your November Workout Playlist! You can go follow it on Spotify.
Will you be working out on Thanksgiving?
Yes, an afternoon walk and fresh air is always so nice on Thanksgiving. I just always feel like I NEED to spend some time outside of Thanksgiving. Such a space of gratitude for me…being outdoors.
Thank you so much for this! We don’t celebrate Thanksgiving in Sweden (we should!), but I love a stay at home workout any day. Wish you a wonderful holiday with your loved ones!
You are very welcome! Yes, home workouts are always handy to have available for times that you can’t make it to the gym. Thanks for reading and for the good wishes!
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We want our members to be kept up to date with the latest analysis of the unemployment situation. Below is a range of views from economists that will hopefully give a more comprehensive understanding of how unemployment, pay growth and job creation impact on you and your family.
The labour market is still seeing healthy improvement, with the latest figures indicating some strengthening in job creation following moderation in the latter months of 2014. In particular, employment rose by 103,000 in the three months to December, having been up by 37,000 in the three months to November (which had been the smallest three monthly rise since March-May 2013).
In addition, the number of claimant-count unemployed fell at an increased rate of 38,600 in January, which was the largest drop since last June. Unemployment on the ILO measure fell by a very decent 97,000 in the three months to December, taking the unemployment rate down to 5.7%.
We expect unemployment to continue to trend downward through 2015, at a pretty steady rate. Specifically, we project the unemployment rate to fall to 5.2% by end-2015, and 4.9% by end-2016. Expected ongoing healthy economic growth is seen supporting demand for labour, but rising productivity is expected to limit the fall in unemployment. It is also evident that in some sectors, companies are now finding it harder to get the skilled and experienced workers that they need.
Tumbling inflation and the return of modest pay growth in the private sector at the end of last year has provided much-needed relief to workers, following six years of falling wages.
Further falls in inflation provide a propitious backdrop for a long overdue bounce back in pay. But the strength of pay rises might be set to vary by sector once again. Finance is recovering strongly after a disappointing 2013, while the public sector pay is barely able to keep up with even historically low inflation.
There remains considerable uncertainty over how pay will grow through 2015. Far higher pay settlements and a greater concentration of new jobs in middle and higher-paid occupations will be needed to turn the current recovery into a boom, along the lines forecast by the Bank.
Wages are growing at their best level in 3½ years and inflation is at the lowest level on record; consumers are in a very good position and so are the prospects for the UK economy. Real wage increases, currently at the best levels in nearly seven years, represent a silver bullet for the wider UK recovery.
Real wage increases come from optimistic employers happy with business conditions, they allow consumers to re-balance spending figures having taken on credit in leaner times and promote growth in generalised output with a central bank more comfortable to normalise monetary policy. Indeed, the Bank of England told us in their latest minutes that they expect to see CPI rising “fairly sharply” after the fall in oil drops out of the basket.
All in all this is a corking jobs report; higher wages, lower unemployment mixed with lower inflation released yesterday is nothing but good news.
Unemployment fell once more to a six-year low of 5.7% in the three months to December, ONS figures released today showed. 30.9m people were in work, an increase of 608,000 from a year earlier.
Meaningful real wage growth is starting to emerge too. Average weekly earnings increased by 2.1% including bonuses and by 1.7% excluding bonuses in the three months to December compared with a year earlier. Combined with inflation at 0.3% and falling, this means the squeeze on household budgets is beginning to ease significantly.
The Bank of England [in minutes published on Wednesday] noted that the pickup in pay growth has been faster than it had anticipated. It previously said that it wants to see a marked increase in pay before judging that sufficient labour market slack has been eroded for interest rates to rise.
If pay growth continues to improve, this removes a key barrier to higher interest rates. However, given that inflation is expected to fall below zero in the coming months, and stay close to zero for the rest of the year, there is no pressure on the Bank to raise interest rates in the short term.
Indeed, Mark Carney indicated last week that the Bank would even consider cutting rates if deflation looked like it was becoming entrenched. With inflation likely to pick up once the effect of the drop in oil prices falls out of the year-on-year calculation, a cut in rates looks most unlikely, but I don’t see them rising until mid-2016 at the earliest.
December’s rise was not enough to prevent real pay in 2014 as a whole dropping by 0.3%. This left real pay in 2014 down more than 8% on its 2007 level, the largest seven-year fall in inflation-adjusted earnings since records began in the middle of the nineteenth century.
Looking forward, falling unemployment may put further upward pressure on pay rises. But the capacity of firms to accommodate those rises from rising productivity continues to be lacking, with the UK’s dismal productivity performance showing little sign of improving.
Total hours worked grew by 0.8% in Q4, exceeding growth in GDP of 0.5% and implying that output per hour fell in the quarter.
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Aspirational eating: Is food media helping us eat better?
We may be living longer than ever before, but as a nation we are still on an upward trend when it comes to health risk factors like diabetes and obesity. The most recent Australian Institute of Health and Welfare report showed over half of Australian adults and around a quarter of children between 5 and 14 years are overweight or obese. The statistics are even more concerning for lower socio-economic groups, Indigenous and Torres Strait Islander Australians, and those in remote areas. Yet we also know more about healthy eating than ever before and can access a wealth of information at our fingertips, so what’s going on? It’s clear that information by itself is not the cure-all to our health ills, especially when it’s contradictory or just downright confusing. Add to that all the extra food noise aired on social media platforms and all of a sudden Instagram becomes a Pandora’s box of mixed food messages, with the virtues of ‘clean eating’ competing with insta-worthy freakshakes and towering burgers.
When it comes to food media, you "can't really generalise" about what it is, author of Eating Between the Lines: Food and Equality in Australia and social researcher, Rebecca Huntley, explains. It can certainly play a role in connecting us with our food, helping us understand "what it is to provide food, the cost and the toll" of getting produce from farm to kitchen, but it is not the only route to a "better food politics," she tells 9Kitchen. While Instagram has definitely moved beyond snaps of weekend brunch to something more interesting, Rebecca says, it will only ever reach a small portion of the population. Unless we deal with the inequality of access to good food, cost and time constraints, the decline of cooking skills, and unhealthy attitudes to eating, we are not likely to see any major revolution on the food front any time soon.
Stephanie Alexander, renowned chef, cookbook author and founder of the Kitchen Garden Foundation, agrees that food media is limited in what it can do, and that the secret is to engage children from a young age with the pleasures of food.
Pleasure, Stephanie notes, was always at the heart of her kitchen garden program, which is now in some 800 schools around Australia, with another 600 plus who receive support for food education. By emphasising how enjoyable growing, cooking, and sharing good food can be, the aim of the foundation is to bring about a change of attitudes and habits that children will carry through life. Crucially though, this awareness must be supported by families who are interested in cooking and value time around the table. "Without positive models, the advertising dollar fills the gap in many children’s knowledge of food," Stephanie advises 9Kitchen.
Taking pleasure in food and listening to your body’s needs, according to nutritionist and non-diet dietitian Zoe Nicholson, is absolutely key to developing healthy attitudes to eating. Zoe helps clients move away from an unhelpful diet mentality, where food is put into 'good' and 'bad' camps and encourages them to see all food as part of a balanced diet. Just as an over-reliance on convenience foods can have detrimental effects on our health, so can an obsession with a "correct or 'right' way of eating," a condition known as orthorexia, Zoe explains. As co-founder of the Moderation Movement, Zoe takes a consultative approach to her clients, shunning structured meal plans and calorie counting in favour of intuitive eating, where clients learn to listen to their body’s internal cues. Another strategy she uses is a social media detox, encouraging clients to unfollow any social media accounts that trigger emotional distress around food and body image. Nicholson says the effect of this detox is swift and "incredibly powerful" in helping people reduce their anxiety around eating.
So while food culture might allow us to connect with passionate growers, farmers, and chefs, and introduce us to new techniques and recipes, it might also be useful to occasionally switch off and to carve out time, however difficult, to plan, shop, and cook for the week ahead, and to nurture the culture of the table.
It is the food media that speaks to our daily experience – the need to provide healthy, affordable and manageable meals for our families – that might be the most powerful of all, Rebecca argues. Making time to prepare a meal, getting more family members in the kitchen, working less hours, and up-skilling in the kitchen will have huge impacts on our eating culture, along with addressing issues of equality and food security. Change, after all, comes from a number of fronts.


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Click on “Get placement ideas” (the grey box).
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If there’s one colour that never goes out of style for a classic kitchen design, it’s blue. Not only has it been used in kitchens for decades, it’s fast becoming 2018’s most popular kitchen shade! From soft pastels, to duck egg, to deep navy, almost any shade of blue can work in your space!
Your appliances? Do we even need to tell you?
So, if you’re intrigued about how this great colour could look in your kitchen, make sure not to click off this blog!
A fan of darker kitchen designs? Then navy could be the perfect shade for your kitchen design.
While it’s a great colour, you obviously don’t want every aspect of your kitchen covered in the shade unless you want your room to look like a can of navy paint just exploded over everything. Luckily, it pairs well with a number of colours. For a more muted look, offset navy with a neutral colour like taupe. It’s a simple, classic combo that provides a nice contrast. It also works well with metallic shades like steel or copper, so incorporating those metals in your appliances or sinks is a great way create a timeless look. The trick is not to go overboard. As with any kitchen design, if you incorporate too many colours it’s going to end up looking like a mess, so make sure to stick with tow or three different colours in your palette.
With navy being a naturally cool tone, dark blue kitchens do run the risk of looking a little cold. Luckily, you counteract this by bringing some natural warmth with wood to soften the design. Whether it’s a wooden floor, a worktop or a few wooden accessories, it’s a great way to make your kitchen design cosier and perfect if you’re looking for a more rustic vibe.
If you’re interested in a darker kitchen, make sure to check out our other blog all about it!
If you’re looking for a softer kitchen design, then you can’t go wrong incorporating pastel blue into your design.
Pastels offer a fun alternative to white or beige when it comes to picking a lighter shade for your kitchen. Lighter colours a great way to open up a space and give the illusion of it being brighter if your kitchen doesn’t get a lot of natural sunlight. While darker shades can look wonderful, if you’re working with a smaller space they can make the design feel cramped and shaded. When paired with the right lighting, a pastel blue kitchen design can bring a real airiness to your space as is perfect if you’re looking to inject a little optimism into your kitchen.
Pastel blue pairs well with other pastel shades so don’t be afraid to add a few soft pink or yellow accessories around your kitchen. Or, if you’d prefer the other end of the colour spectrum, grey also works well in a pastel blue kitchen as an accent. Mixed with a marble worktop and a fun geometric floor and you’ve got yourself a pastel blue kitchen that’s a far cry form the boring pastels you may have associated with your grandma’s house!
If you’re looking to mix old and modern styles, then an industrial blue kitchen might be for you!
An industrial kitchen intentionally has rougher textures and more distressed finished to create a more “lived in” vibe which is perfect for a more urban look. Dark blue walls work well in this design as they pair well with the more bare-bones style of an industrial kitchen.
The best way to capture an industrial feeling is to use a mixture of brick, wood and metal in your design. Wooden floors or window frames can bring a warmth to the design while metal chairs and fixtures bring a modern elegance. For a truly industrial vibe, exposed brickwork is the way to go, which properly captures the minimalism of the design.
This design also works best with monochrome shades, so make sure to match a midnight blue with neutral shades like black, white or grey to really make the colours pop.
Industrial designs are built to last, so if you invest in this design, you won’t be replacing any parts for a long time!
Inspired to have a bit of a redesign and embrace a truly blue kitchen? Have a look at our designs page if you need inspiration, or have a read through the rest of our blog for more helpful insights on style, colour and useful tricks to make your kitchen the most dazzling room in your home. Our customers reviews are pretty amazing too so pop over to Roman Kitchens and let us design your dream kitchen.


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