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A hearing has been held in the case against the Secretary of State’s Office over the summary for a ballot issue to change how Supreme Court and Appeals Court judges are chosen.
The proposal was passed this year by the Republican-led state legislature as Senate Joint Resolution 51. It would raise the number of appointees of the Governor on commissions that nominate appellate court finalists, and raise from three to four the number of finalists.
See the ballot language for Amendment 3 and Senate Joint Resolution 51.
The attorney for those wanting the ballot language to be rewritten, Clayton Callen, tells the judge the language would be misleading to him and anyone else who favors the proposed change.
State Solicitor General James Layton says Secretary of State Robin Carnahan is right in emphasizing that the commission that chooses those judges could no longer have to include lay people.
Cole County Circuit Judge Jon Beetem says he hopes to have a decision by Monday afternoon. Ballots must be printed in two weeks.
Secretary of State Robin Carnahan has announced that seven initiative petitions to amend the Missouri Constitution have been cleared for circulation for the 2010 ballot. Four of the initiative petitions relate to stem cell research, one pertains to the banning of affirmative action programs, another deals with health carriers, and one involves real estate taxation.
There is a formula for getting constitutional changes on the November, 2010 ballot. Signatures must be collected from registered voters – with the number equal to eight percent of the total votes cast in the 2008 Governor’s election – and those signatures must come from six of the state’s nine congressional districts. Furthermore, they must be submitted to the Secretary of State’s Office by 5 pm on May 2nd.
Ten years of painstaking work pays off with a rare glimpse into the legal mess left in Missouri once the Civil War ended.
More than 11,200 court cases filed in St. Louis Circuit Court between 1866 and 1868 have been rescued, cleaned and restored thanks to a $330,000 grant from the National Endowment for the Humanities.
Secretary of State Robin Carnahan says the court cases run the gamut; from claims for freedom filed by slaves, to property lawsuits asking for reparations for damage done by soldiers. Carnahan noted one lawsuit in which a store owner in Iron County sought to recover losses from a Civil War raid.
"So, he turned around and filed a lawsuit against 56 people, a lot of well-known folks, including former Governor Marmaduke for claims of the loss," Carnahan said.
Documents will be available at the old St. Louis Globe-Democrat building at 710 N. Tucker Boulevard, Room 213.
"Part of what we’re doing here is the first step which is preserving documents, getting them cataloged so you can find them again, but then getting them online so anybody can take a look at them," Carnahan explained. "We’re trying to do all this in advance of the sesquicentennial of the Civil War that comes up in 2011."
The documents will be added to the thousands already on the Missouri Digital Heritage Initiative portion of the Secretary of State’s Web site, which has become an extremely popular Web site.
Secretary of State Robin Carnahan has issued a cease and desist order against a Lee’s Summit man she accuses of defrauding two sisters of more than one million dollars.
Carnahan accuses Mark Greenway of defrauding the sisters out of $1.3 million, spending the money on himself rather than investing it for the sisters. According to the Secretary of State, the sisters initially gave Greenway $630,000 of their inheritance. They gave him more over the next few years. The order alleges Greenway opened a joint checking/savings account in each of the sisters’ names as well as his own. It accuses Greenway of using the money to buy classic cars for himself, pay for personal household expenses and even take out certificates of deposit for both himself and his wife.
A spokesman for Carnahan, Laura Egerdal, says Greenway is not registered to sell securities in Missouri. An investigation by the Secretary of State’s office disclosed that Greenway was previously found by the Securities and Exchange Commission to have committed fraud which led the Federal District Court in Kansas City to enter a prior Order of Permanent Injunction against Greenway based on the SEC findings.
Greenway has 30 days to request a hearing on the charges.
For more information regarding investments and fraud protection, visit the Secretary of State’s online Missouri Investor Protection Center at or call the toll free Investor Protection Hotline at 1-800-721-7996.
Missouri is one of five states that are part of a national movement to reject a proposal to do away with the secret ballot rights of employees considering forming unions. While the movement is aimed primarily at rejecting a Congressional effort known as card check – a proposal to recognize a union as the employees’ bargaining representative without benefit of a secret ballot vote – it would extend to protection of all secret ballot voting.
The grassroots movement is known as SOS Ballot – Save Our Secret Ballot . Two of the SOS Ballot Missouri Advisory Board members were on hand at the Secretary of State’s Office on Tuesday to announce the proposal – outgoing Senator John Loudon (R-Chesterfield) and Sedalia businessman Dave Rouchka.
They say elimination of the secret ballot leads to intimidation and harassment. Their goal is to collect enough signatures to place a proposed Constitutional Amendment on the 2010 ballot – a clause that would state the right of individuals to vote by secret ballot is fundamental and shall be guaranteed.
The ballot initiative must go through the review process before it can be certified to gather signatures.
According to Laura Egerdal with the Secretary of State’s Office: "It needs to be approved by both the Secretary of State’s Office and the Attorney General’s Office for form. That means it’s worded correctly, insertions are underlined, anything that’s being removed is in brackets – the very technical aspect. If it meets that hurdle, then we write the ballot summary language, which has to be less than a hundred words. And then at that point, after about a month, it would be certified to gather signatures in Missouri."
Recounts haven’t changed the results of extremely close races in the Missouri legislature, but, according to the Secretary of State’s office , do say something about our election system.
One Senate race and two House races decided by a margin of less than one percent have undergone recounts. Republican Jim Lembke might have lost six votes in the recount, but still won his senate race against Democrat Joan Barry by 70 votes.
Lembke garnered 44,216; Barry 44,146.
Nearly as close was Democrat Kenny Biermann’s upset of Republican incumbent Vicki Schneider in a St. Louis area representative race. The certified results give 10,950 votes to Biermann and 10,877 to Schneider, a 73-vote margin; one vote closer than prior to the recount.
Republican Denny Hoskins won by a more comfortable 122 votes in his victory over Democrat Jim Jackson in a representative race in West-Central Missouri. Hoskins won 7,008 votes. Jackson received 6,886 votes.
Secretary of State spokesman Laura Egerdal says three recounts to determine races for the General Assembly demonstrate a closely divided electorate in Missouri. She notes the presidential race in Missouri was the closest since 1908. Republican John McCain took Missouri, barely. McCain received 1,445,814 votes to Democrat Barack Obama’s 1,441,911; a margin of 49.4% to 49.3%.
The Missouri vote was the closest of any in the country. Missouri doesn’t provide automatic recounts. The losing candidate can request a recount when the margin of victory falls within one percent. Obama could have requested a recount, but he had already secured enough electoral votes to win the presidency and his campaign declined the opportunity.
It’s not over until the Secretary of State says it’s over. And the Secretary of State says Tuesday’s election is not over. About 7,100 votes have not been counted yet.
They’re provisional ballots. When people show up at a polling place and their registration cannot be verified, they are allowed to cast provisional ballots that are held back and counted later after the registration status is confirmed.
More than 4,500 of those ballots are from the St. Louis and Kansas City metro areas which means they probably lean Democratic. State law says election officials have to determine the legitimacy of each of those ballots within two weeks. About sixty percent of the ballots turn out to be invalid.
Missouri appears to be experiencing an increase in the number of absentee ballot requests.
Secretary of State Robin Carnahan says that although absentee requests are not tracked statewide before the election, unofficial reports of the requests from local election officials in ten of the state’s largest counties show a 40% increase over absentee ballots cast in 2004. The highest increase is in the city of St. Louis, which has received 14,801 absentee ballots compared to a total of 7,408 in 2004.
Absentee ballots must be received by the local election authority by 7pm on Election Day to be counted. To vote absentee in Missouri, a registered voter must expect to be prevented from going to their polling place on Election Day. Acceptable reasons include absence from their jurisdiction, illness or physical disability, religious belief or practice.


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I have sold a property at 14 Henneberry LANE in Brampton.
Virtual Tour !! Absolutely Gorgeous Freehold Townhome With 3+1 Bedroom, 2 Car Garage, Premium Lot In Mount Pleasant Village !! First Time Home Buyers Or Investors Pride !! Excellent Location Just Min Walk To School, Park, Transit,Library, Mount Pleasant Go Stn !! Family Size Kitchen, Huge Walk Out Balcony !! Home Facing Park, Ravine, Great View & Location !!

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Here’s some lovely Slowdive worship by London-via-Italy shoegazers Leave the Planet. The single is out in early February on Kanine Records.
A friend of mine posted this on one of those social network things. Somehow I missed this but it’s great!
This track from Pope is pretty great. This band features one member of Donovan Wolfington. And the end of the earth.
Looking forward to hearing this on Sunday.
My Monday post accidentally posted on Sunday. Oh well. Here is something for Tuesday from the tiny quarts of life I have left.
Something new and interesting. Thee Speaking Canaries was a one-man project of Damon Che of Don Caballero. And it’s quite good. The track below is from some initial recordings that were never actually released.
Besides listening to those tracks, you can check out this mini-documentary on the release of this album after 24 years. Then go and pre-order it on bandcamp.

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Finding the right kind of nail-polish remover can be tough. The strongest and most effective removers are laced with acetone — a damaging ingredient that weakens the nail bed and cuticle. The gentler, acetone-free formulas hardly remove any polish at all, unless you’re willing to spend the better part of an hour intensely rubbing each finger until each is completely polish-free.
But the Body Shop’s Sweet Almond Oil Nail Polish Remover offers the best of both worlds: It’s an acetone-free formula that actually removes polish really, really well. I tested the remover — which smells a little like almonds — on an eggplant shade from Julep. The color was gone within a few minutes. A week later, I tried the remover again, this time on notoriously difficult-to-remove glitter polish. It took a bit more elbow grease, but the glitter went away with the same level of ease as it would with a stronger, acetone-based formula. The tiny amount of conditioners in the remover — like almond, soybean, and apricot oil — also softened my cuticles, instead of drying them.
Any manicurist worth their nails will tell you that a great manicure starts well before the first stroke of polish is applied. It’s true, and with the Body Shop’s Sweet Almond polish remover, you can cut the removal process in half and move on to more important things, like deciding which nail polish you should choose.
Sweet Almond Oil Nail Polish Remover, $10 at the Body Shop.

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This holiday home is located in an idyllic Black Forest valley. It offers 5 bedrooms for up to 12 persons on 160 sq m. It is situated on an altitude of 700 m.
from 5 766 holiday homes & accommodations in Baden-Württemberg were rated with an average of 4.5 out of 5 stars !
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Probably the best thread I’ve ever done.
I don’t think it is pal!
How are you trying to post the link man, mobile? Browser?
Hmm works for me using google chrome on iPhone but not opening the YouTube app. Are you using the ‘share’ ‘copy link’ way?
was originally trying to use the bbcode - whats the “share” “copy link” way?
Oh hold up, are you leaving a gap after you’ve posted the link? Like an extra line space?
got it - i was trying to make it way too complex!

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Chris Evans and Jessica Biel started their relationship in 2001.They got acquainted during the starring in the film Cellular.Chris Evans is a famous American actor, who became popular thanks to the role of Steve Rogers in the film Captain America: The First Avenger and Johnny Storm in the film Fantastic Four.
Chris was a handsome man and had genius for acting so almost with no trouble he was offered the roles in such films as The Newcomers, The Perfect Score and Cellular.
To all of his characters Chris Evans added sincerity and this fact certainly captured the attention of critics and audience.


text: 4 year old Compaq Presario CQ62. It was used as a school computer. Works well for internet and music.


text: This dissertation examines the theme of atonement in Matthew's Gospel in order to determine if Matthew had a developed understanding of the atonement and if this understanding pervaded his Gospel. Chapter 1 provides a review of previous research. This review demonstrates the need for a thorough study on atonement in Matthew's Gospel. Chapter 2 examines two significant atonement-related passages that occur prior to the passion narrative. The first passage reveals that Jesus' mission is to save his people from their sins, a mission that he accomplishes by his sacrificial death. The second passage shows that the cross is in view even at Jesus' baptism and commission. Chapter 3 looks at two more passages that occur prior to the passion narrative. In the first passage Matthew presents Jesus as the Suffering Servant, who fulfills this role initially in his healing ministry but ultimately in his sacrificial death. In the second passage Matthew reveals that Jesus is greater than the temple: by his death he replaces the temple as the unique means of atonement. Chapter 4 explores key passages leading up to the passion narrative. The passion predictions are more theologically developed than generally realized. The ransom saying, though taken from Mark, reveals Matthew's emphasis on Jesus' atoning death. Chapter 5 examines passages in the passion narrative. In these passages Matthew presents Jesus' death as the inauguration of the new covenant and the means of forgiveness. Jesus' death results in the forgiveness of sins because he endures God's wrath and judgment in our place. Chapter 6 reviews passages in the passion narrative that deal with what happened during Jesus' death and after it. Events that took place while Jesus died reveal that his death was a substitutionary sacrifice for our sin. Events that took place after he died present him as the means of open access to God and show that his death had life-giving power. Chapter 7 sums up the findings presented in this dissertation. It highlights unique emphases in Matthew's Gospel related to atonement. It also emphasizes that Jesus' death was substitutionary in nature and salvific in its effect.

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May the New Year bring you more of what you need and leave you grateful for what you have.
Life is complicated, chaotic and overflowing with an abundance of greatness and grit. I begin another year with the same resolution as years past. To remain resolute in our resolve to live life to its fullest, laugh more than cry in the company of friends and family, love passionately and doggedly fight for time and quality.
Ahead is a new year full of opportunities, unseen perspectives, more doors to open and life chapters to write and chronicle. The mystery of what the remaining 356 days of 2013 will offer up is a challenge we will courageously face each day with grace, a wink, smile and bold-faced resolve.
We journey on into 2013 with our hearts and eyes open and thank you for following along.
Best wishes to you and yours for 2013.
Thank you. Best wishes to you as well.
Oh, those damn lady bugs! I’m still finding them in my window sills now and then! 🙂 Best wishes to you for 2013.
Beautiful – Happy New Year!!!
Thank you and Happy New Year back at you.
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Sculpture: a fabrication is a research and development project by artist Nicola Ellis.
Utilising practical research to inform new sculptural works, the project explores the processes inherent in the production of large-scale public sculpture, the artist/fabricator dynamic and how the artist’s hand can be present in elements of sculpture fabricated by others.
It builds on the research and relationships Ellis developed during a previous research project Play/pause: the turbulent history of UK steel, in which she spent time on large-scale industrial steel sites and within steel communities.
Ellis is conducting site visits to UK-based steel fabricators who specialise in the production of large-scale sculptural work by internationally renowned artists.
Using these site visits as technical inspiration, Ellis will be testing new works in progress in three exhibitions in Manchester, Altrincham and Blackpool throughout the project. The first exhibition is at The Great Medical Disaster in September (see below).
Three public talks by guest speakers – which will each address different technical, conceptual and social issues inherent within public sculpture – will be announced shortly.
Sculpture: a fabrication is an Arts Council England funded project and is produced by Mark Devereux Projects.
Four artists will take up residence at The Great Medical Disaster to make sculpture in response to the internal architecture of the space.
Developing a dialogue between each practice, they will discuss mutual motivations of process, materiality, Arte Povera and the Baroque.
You are welcome to view and discuss the works at the open event on 05/10/17 18.30 – 21.30.
The Great Medical Disaster, Unit 3, Great Northern Tower, Watson Street, Manchester, M3 4EE.
Castlefield Gallery’s New Art Spaces (NAS) is an initiative to create dynamic project spaces for artists, artist collectives and artist development agencies. Making use of temporary vacant retail, office and light industrial units, NAS provides opportunities for emerging creatives to incubate their practices, produce work and showcase new art to local communities. Currently CG runs New Art Spaces in Bolton, Leigh and Manchester City Centre.
Nicola Ellis’ work for TRANSFUSE is part of the Arts Council England funded research and development project Sculpture: a fabrication.


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text: Statue at the Vegas airport. 3 hours of waiting in the terminal. Whoo!

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Theresa May has pledged to review the government’s contracts with charities after a Times investigation found that dozens of the organisations had been banned from criticising ministers.
In a letter to charities the prime minister said that officials were looking at how their contracts could be rewritten so that there was no doubt that they could speak out against policies.
“It is vital that the sector’s independence and freedom of speech are protected to allow charities and social enterprises to continue providing a voice for everyday people,” she wrote.
The Times found that 40 charities and more than 300 companies with government contracts worth a total of £25 billion had been gagged.

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This is what solidarity looks like.
2) to stand in solidarity with our fellow teachers and educational support personnel who came to speak truth to power.
One year later, we are back in the same position. But this year is different. There is a movement that is gaining traction. Teachers are beginning to rally around one another to discuss their options and strategies for how to handle the challenges facing us all. A rising tide of solidarity is growing and I deeply believe that the ensuing wave of momentum will help us all prevail. Because at the end of the day this is about standing up for our students, our profession, and public education.
Now is not the time for us to be divided. HCTA and HSEF must work toward a common end because we all have a hand in the education process. From the bus drivers who transport our kids, the student nutrition specialists who feed them, the custodians who keep our grounds and buildings clean for all, maintenance men and women who ensure schools function properly, guidance counselors, psychologists, and social workers who nurture our children’s well-being, the educational support personnel who work tirelessly behind the scenes to help everyone, the administrators who are providing leadership, all the way to the teachers working in the classrooms to educate them all—we are all in this together. We all have a part to play in helping our kids have a bright future by becoming educated critical thinkers and citizens of good character.
And, parents, you have a hand in this too. You entrust us to be the stewards of your children and their learning. We owe you a debt of gratitude for sending your children to our schools throughout the district each and every day. We realize that you support us, and trust that you will continue to do so as we take a stand for what is right.
If you’re reading this, please consider taking a stand with us on November 14th at the next school board meeting. We have our own power when we stand together.


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When the Iraq War began, I was sitting in a small steakhouse in rural Central California and as the television screens lit up with grainy, phosphorescent splashes of color, the people around me began clapping. We all knew it was coming; the build up to the war had been years in the making. But I was the one stunned into silence, amazed by the satisfaction and appreciation on the faces of the people around me.
Near the Iraq/Syria border, 3/6/06. Photo by Staff Sgt. Aaron Allmon, U.S. Air Force.
Yusafiyah, Iraq, 9/7/07. Photo by Senior Master Sgt. Brian L. Boone, U.S. Air Force.
The next day, the Department of Defense released its first press photo (stock photos shot by the DoD for media outlets) of the war — an image of Donald Rumsfeld in a press conference. Since then, the agency’s collection of media photos has grown into the hundreds. They’re fairly uniform: Soldiers run to helicopters that are blowing up walls of dust. Soldiers with guns search homes. They stand in streets having pleasant conversations with Iraqis and they peer around brick walls with their guns at the ready. There are never any dead bodies; the smiling Iraq children are always hugging smiling soldiers — the photos are propaganda at its most transparent and banal.
And the photos are, at times, beautiful. They were shot by people with an aesthetic eye for the moment, an eye for the dramatic and powerful. The truly artistic photos are rare — only a few each year. And they’re limited in their scope: dramatic composition and lighting is the best most photographers can pull off. But the images are striking and memorable all the same. Flipping through the last four years, I find myself pulled into the DoD’s narrative of the war.
Sather Air Base, Iraq, 3/12/08. Photo by Tech. Sgt. Jeffrey Allen, U.S. Air Force.
When I write that sentence I hear the echo of four-year-old applause in my words. I know the steak house diners were clapping for something different. Me appreciating a propaganda photo from the DoD is not the same as their Pavlovian response to foreigners dying along the axis of some fabricated argument for war. But it’s disingenuous to pretend the photos are independent from the government that created them. It’s like my relationship with the US Army, which I despise for its role in the war, and the individual soldier, whom I respect for her service. Each one is an intrinsic part of the other, just like a photo and the events it depicts.
To like the photos does not mean I have to be an apologist of the war. But to like them brings me into a closer relationship with the powers that created this war than I would ever want. And so I try and balance on that line. I see the art. I hear my own clapping. And I remain coldly aware of what birthed these beautiful images.
Fair al Jair, Iraq, 12/16/07. Photo by Tech. Sgt. Adrian Cadiz, U.S. Air Force.
Wounded soldiers from Iraq being offloaded in Southwest Asia, 1/17/07. Photo by Staff Sgt.
Edward D. Holzapfel, U.S. Air Force.


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Today’s book chat slot goes to author T.A. Creech and her new book, Knight Errant, the second of the Legends of Osaire, which has just been released by JMS Books. If you love fantasy, Knight Errant should go on your to-be-read list!
Tae’liamath and Einith are hired on to help an Archmage find his lost knight. Neither expected how much it would change their lives. Neither expected to find their happiness together, as they helped another recover his own.
When an Archmage needs a guard to see him through the enchanted Alahanai Forest, dwarf Einith Redstone jumps on the opportunity. The amount of coin offered for the contract is enormous, and he wants to help a fellow dwarf find his Heartstone. And then Einith is stunned when the enticing elf Tae’liamath joins them as their guide.
Their journey through Alahanai is more dangerous than expected, physically and personally. Between the search for a missing knight out of legend and a bond unexpectedly formed, Einith and Tae find themselves growing close, and their emotions are sent reeling. With a Heartstone at stake, magickal encounters, and falling for each other, Einith and Tae have much to overcome before their journey ends.
The roar of the Lanaha reached his ears long before their little group came to the spire late in the evening. Einith had never seen the gargantuan stone spike that cleaved such a powerful river in two, but the reality of it was far more than any story could convey.
It rose at an angle out of the forest loam like the Gods had used it as a dark gray javelin to kill some ancient beast. The spire was so big around that it would take half a candle mark to circle around to the other side, if the river didn’t smash into it.
“There is only one ghost here, and he is far beyond reach to do any more harm,” Lasra scolded him.
Einith fervently hoped Lasra was right, not that it mattered. Throughout dinner and set up, after Lasra had retired to his tent for the night, his mind was on the oppressive chill trying its damnedest to hook itself in his soul. What a battle it must have been, so fueled by rage, to still soak the ground after so long.
“I hate this place,” Tae confided as he sat next to Einith on his bedding in front of the fire, bare feet closest to the flames.
Tae didn’t give him an answer at first. There was no rush for one either. The stars were just visible through the canopy for the first time in three weeks, a smatter of bright dots in the blackness. He had missed the stars.
Slender fingers tangled with his and squeezed. “Maybe,” Tae murmured.

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text: Constructed between 1612 and 1641 on a design by the cappuccino monk Andrea da Venezia, and completed with the annexed convent ofthe Clarisse order. The convent was converted into a public school in 1806. Refurbished in 1952. lnside there is a wooden monstrance by Andrea Brustolon.


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So working online from home gives you a lot of freedom, but the biggest danger is time wasting and procrastination. Follow these simple tips: Do your worst task first, create a schedule, stick to the times on your schedule, have days where you concentrate on one thing and one thing only, remove all distractions and keep everything as simple as possible.
You must stick to your schedule above all else. It's overlooked stopwatches online by so many people, but is one of the most powerful ways to remain focused and working online from home to build a great business.
Another great tip for staying focused is being part of a supportive and like minded community.
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Mrs. Vivian Loewenstern is a Curriculum and Assessment Specialist at 21PSTEM with over 35 years of experience in education as a public school teacher and central office administrator. At 21PSTEM she created and currently monitors an integrated math curriculum, aligned to Biology, Chemistry and Physics for the Education Consortium for the Advancement of STEM in Egypt (ECASE) project. In addition, she has expertise in creating district-wide exams based on standards and an integrated curriculum. Mrs. Loewenstern provides professional development for teachers on the math curriculum and on PARLO (Proficiency-based Assessment and Reassessment of Learning Outcomes); a standards-based grading and reporting system of teaching and learning. Mrs. Loewenstern worked in inner-city and magnet schools. In Norristown Area School District, she acted as the Math Supervisor with the responsibility of the K-12 math curriculum, instruction and assessment. In Quakertown Community School District, she assumed the role of Director of Educational Programs with the responsibility of the K-12 curriculum, instruction and assessment of the following disciplines: Math, Science, Technology Education, Family Consumer Science, World Languages and Business. She also has worked at the state level, creating test items for the PSSA, Pennsylvania System of School Assessment. In addition, she has been an adjunct professor of a math methods course at a local university.
M.S. University of Pennsylvania, Education.


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This site contains notes about heterogenous systems administration from the field work of Charles Edge.
13 fixkb.com - Fix-KB | Knowledge base for Windows, Mac & Assistive Technology.
Knowledge Base to fix problems with Windows and Mac OS X. We also provide solutions for assistive technology and other products.


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This procedure checks all dialogues/quotations in the document. Almost all kinds of quotation marks can be checked like double, single and angle. Missing quotation marks can be found with this procedure.
If a dialogue/quotation spans multiple paragraphs, a temporary paragraph mark can be inserted (<A>). At the end of the procedure this replaced into a real paragraph character again. In some languages a multiple paragraph dialogue/quotation the paragraphs after the first is started with a opening or closing quotation mark. For those cases an option can be activated, which causes these quotation marks to be tagged and restored after the procedure.
During the procedure some temporary codes will be used. When a manual adjustment is done, these can also be entered manually. At the end of the procedure this will changed into real quotation marks.
If a missing quotation mark is found a fix is suggested, depending on the situation. If this is not the correct action, a sidestep can be made for manual correction.
If a sidestep for a manual correction is used, do not start another search/replace activity. This will cause either termination of the procedure or unforeseen issues.


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Excitement is building in Stamford, following the arrival of the Osiligi Maasai Warriors who will be performing tribal song and dance, plus the world famous Maasai jumping at All Saints’ Church.
The seven-piece group, from the village of Oleopolos and surrounding communities in southern Kenya, will perform in Stamford on Saturday, October 24, as part of their annual tour of the UK.
The group will perform authentic and exciting Maasai tribal song and dance plus the world-famous Maasai jumping.
Since 2010, the group has worked in close association with a small UK charity - Osiligi Charity Projects - to support infrastructural improvements in their local community. The charity is separate from the tour but has earned both directly and indirectly from it.
So far the Osiligi Charity has built and equipped a school and medical centre, as well as providing clean water for the village. This year they are raising funds to build an orphanage.
“The tour is for our families, the charity for our community,” said Tajeu Minisa, leader of The Osiligi Maasai Warriors.
The performance at All Saints’ Church in Stamford will begin at 7pm. Tickets will be £8 or £5 concessions. All of the takings on the night will go directly to the charity.
For tickets visit www.ticketsource.co.uk/osiligi or telephone Stamford Arts Centre on 01780 763203.


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Previously we visited the small city of Cafayate, northwest of Argentina. A destination that stands out for its beautiful landscapes and high quality wines. Now, as we promised, we will visit one of the biggest attractions in this region of the country: the Quebrada de las Conchas (Shell´s Gorge).
This gorge, also called Quebrada de Cafayate, is 90 kilometers south of the city of Salta, capital of the homonymous province.
Its rock formations of varied colors and its great geological wealth make this place one of the most beautiful on earth.
Las Conchas Gorge is located in the mountain range that separates the Calchaquí Valleys from the Lerma Valley. Along this arid gorge runs the Las Conchas River and the national route 68, which connects the cities of Salta and Cafayate.
In order to protect the place, in 1995 a natural reserve was created that covers an area of 25,784 hectares.
The Nevado de Cachi and its eternal snows.
This gorge it was born by the tectonic movements that took place in the last two million years. Along its 70 kilometers in length we can see varied landscapes, rocks and mountains of varied and curious shapes.
Observing the rocks of the Las Conchas Gorge is looking to the past, when this place was very different from what it is today.
Our tour began in the city of Cafayate. After a short drive on the national route 68 we passed near the small airport of the place. If we look to our right, we are struck by the Nevado de Cachi mountain, the highest in the Calchaquí Valleys. Its 6,380 meters above sea level allow us to see it despite being 140 kilometers away from it.
Continuing on our way we passed Los Médanos, an area full of beautiful sand dunes. Little by little we are surrounded by mountains as we enter the Quebrada de las Conchas.
The rock formations and their colors follow one another along the way. In each curve, a new impressive landscape appears before our eyes.
The rock formations are close to Route 68.
“The Obelisk” is also compared to the figure of a sea lion.
The most visited sites are the Garganta del Diablo (Devil’s throat) and El Anfiteatro (The Amphitheater) two geological formations of enormous size.
To reach them you only have to walk the few meters that separate them with the road. In their entrance it is common to see apachetas, mounds of stones made by people as an offering to the Pachamama (Mother Earth) and other deities.
When we arrived at The Amphitheater, it seems that we entered the interior of the mountain, and suddenly we were surrounded by vertical walls that surpass 50 meters of height.
Devil’s Throat and The Amphitheater were formed when in the past the climate was humid and in the place there were cascades of water, which little by little were eroding the rock to give them this amazing shape.
The Amphitheater owes its name to the acoustics of the place, thanks to the deep cleft in the mountain. That’s why here we can find musicians singing or playing an instrument.
Apachetas on the sides of the entrance to the Amphitheater.
In Las Conchas Gorge we can also find remains of fossil frogs, different layers of marine and continental limestone rocks and even dinosaur footprints.
Other attractions are the rock formations known as Las Ventanas (The Windows), El Fraile (The Friar), El Sapo (The Toad), Los Castillos (The Castles), Los Médanos (The Dunes), El Obelisco (The Obelisk) and La Yesera (Plaster Mountain).
In La Yesera there are clear and greenish layers with fossil fish dating back some 15 million years ago, when the sea entered the interior of the continent for the last time.
The Quebrada de las Conchas is one of the places in the world where the K / T limit is located, a line that marks the boundary between the Cretaceous with its reptilian fauna (including dinosaurs) and the Tertiary, with the renaissance of a new fauna where mammals reign and dinosaurs no longer exist. This limit happened 65 million years ago due to the impact of a possible asteroid.
The most iconic formations of the ravine are visible from route 68. In some places such as Devil’s Throat and The Amphitheater there are sectors to park and access on foot to the interior of the mountain.
Arriving at the Lerma Valley.
As in all the places we visit, we help you with the basic accommodation, gastronomy and transport tips that will help you plan your trip through these lands.
Quebrada de las Conchas is an arid gorge between the cities of Salta and Cafayate. The distance that separates them is 180 kilometers.
In any of the two cities you have at your disposal hotels of different categories, as well as hostels and cheaper places.
The city of Salta is the capital of the province and has 555,000 inhabitants, so the offer is much higher there.
Meanwhile, to the south is the city of Cafayate, which for its great tourist activity offers many options in accommodation, restaurants and leisure. You can see the Cafayate guide article published a few days ago.
Getting to this region of Argentina is simple: The city of Salta is the capital of the province and has numerous bus routes to other cities in the country and neighboring countries. Another option is to arrive by plane to the international airport.
Las Conchas Gorge, southwest of the capital, is about 70 kilometers long and the national route 68 runs from end to end.
The bus is the only public transport option. The company Flecha Bus connects the cities of Salta and Cafayate and has several stops in Las Conchas Gorge.
Thus, for example, a trip with Flecha Bus from the city of Salta to the stop “Las Cruces” lasts 3 hours and the cost is around 270 Argentine pesos (6.35 euros) one-way.
Another very interesting option is to hire an excursion in the many travel agencies that exist in the cities of Salta and Cafayate. They usually offer tours where you can visit Las Conchas Gorge and other places of interest such as wineries.
A third option, which gives us more freedom is to rent a vehicle. In Salta and Cafayate there are rental agencies and route 68 is in good condition to drive.
Las Conchas Gorge is located in northwestern Argentina.


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THE ROMA FAMILY at the centre of a controversy involving a little blonde girl, who was taken from their house in Tallaght, Dublin, this week, have previously been victims of racist attacks in their area, it has emerged.
DNA tests carried out today have proven that the 7-year-old is related to the family. She was taken into the care of the HSE on Monday after being removed from the house during a garda operation.
A source close to the family told TheJournal.ie that the family, who have been living at the house for five years, have been targeted several times.
Windows at the front of the house have been broken with bricks twice and the landlord has had to install fortified glass . It is understood that several verbal threats have also been made against the family over the last number of years.
The source said there have been a number of attacks on “other properties with people from the Roma community”.
“In some cases it’s broken windows and there’s been fire damage as well,” they said.
This new information comes in the wake of a warning from groups representing immigrants and the Roma community about a ‘witch hunt’ against them.
Pavee Point said today that there is a “real danger” that State action based solely on the basis of appearance could create the conditions for an increase in racism and discrimination against the Roma community living in this country.
It also emerged today that a two-year-old boy, who had been removed from the home of a Roma family in Athlone because of questions around his identity, has now been returned to them.
The head of the Immigrant Council Denise Charlton said the Government needs to make clear what procedures are in place in public services to stop racial profiling from happening.
“Any targeting of an individual community for such scrutiny, on the basis of unfounded perceptions that they are more likely than others to break the law, is wrong,” she said.
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Marr was attempting to reference the Ken Loach film I, Daniel Blake.
Andrew Marr suffered an embarrassing slip of the tongue as he interviewed the Prime Minister on Sunday morning.
The BBC presenter well and truly misspoke as he attempted to reference the Ken Loach film I, Daniel Blake – screened on TV on Saturday – in a question about universal credit.
The slip caught the attention of viewers and Daniel Craig quickly began to trend on Twitter.
Lots of people imagined what a film called I, Daniel Craig might be like.
Andrew Marr is being blasted for his reference to I, Daniel Craig, by people not realising what a hard-hitting film about being incredibly wealthy and famous and married to Rachel Weisz it is.
Andrew Marr just asked Theresa May if she saw I, Daniel Craig last night, in which James Bond takes out the DWP offices after trouble with his Universal Credit. Look Bond, maybe if you spent less on Martinis and hanging out in casinos you'd manage your money better.
The 2016 film I, Daniel Blake depicts a joiner attempting to navigate the benefits system after suffering a heart attack.
Although he is told not to return to work by doctors, he is deemed fit to work and is denied benefits after undergoing a government work capability assessment.
The new universal credit is intended to replace and simplify the existing benefits system, but its rollout has been widely criticised, with reports that some claimants have been pushed into rent arrears and debts where it has been introduced.


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Thompson, David M., "USAF Aircraft Maintenance Officer Knowledge, Skills and Abilities and Commonalities among the Logistics Officer Corps" (2013). Theses and Dissertations. 978.

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How do people learn? What is the best way to retain information? A study led by Daniel Udovic at the University of Oregon (see Udovic et al., 2002) compared two introductory biology courses: one was an active-learning course where students constructed their own knowledge, and the other was a traditionally taught lecture course. Udovic and his colleagues measured the mean percentage change in a pretest versus a posttest for each of the two courses (see Figure 1 in original paper). The test covered basic concepts in evolution, natural selection, ecosystems, communities, and populations. Class sizes were 61 for the active learning course and 62 for the traditional course.
comprehension is greater when people are interested in the material.
These insights and findings are not new; thousands of years ago, a ancient Chinese Confucian philosopher is credited with this educational advice: “Tell me and I'll forget. Show me and I'll remember. Involve me and I'll understand.” Active learning allows students to construct their own knowledge, which enhances acquisition and retention of information and concepts. Prior knowledge and interest are leveraged through Ethical, Legal, and Social Implications readings in each chapter of our book. ICB enables students to achieve their full learning potential by helping them control their own education and encouraging them to “discover” content and concepts for themselves by analyzing real data in the context of thought-provoking research questions.
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Remarks by Mr Ipumbu Shiimi, Governor of the Bank of Namibia, at the signing ceremony "Currency conversion agreement between Bank of Namibia and National Bank of Angola", Santa Clara, 22 September 2014.
It is a pleasure to address you today at this important occasion of the signing of the Currency Conversion agreement between the Bank of Namibia and Banco Nacional de Angola. This heralds a significant milestone in the creation of an enabling business environment for Namibia and Angola and is among the many steps we need to take towards winning the economic struggle and achieve prosperity for our two countries.
To contextualise this signing ceremony, we need to reflect on our history. Namibia and Angola are much more than just mere geographical neighbours. These two nations share a long history and common heritage that cannot be severed.
During Namibia's long and stretched out liberation struggle for independence, Angola became the refuge for many Namibians and served as the strategic military base from which to fight the war. After Namibia gained independence; Namibia in turn supported the government of Angola during their civil war and provided a home for Angolans seeking refuge. This support to each other in times of need has created a strong bond that it is cemented by blood. Since then, both countries have emerged from bitter wars.
With the return of peace to both countries, we are vigorously pursuing the second phase of the struggle, the economic emancipation of our citizens. Hence the need to create the necessary platforms, including payment system infrastructures, that will enhance trade among the people of our two countries.
Against this background, this Agreement will allow for the conversion of the national currencies of the Republic of Angola and the Republic of Namibia with the aim to stimulate trade between the two countries. This means the Kwanza and the Namibia dollar will now be acceptable on both sides of the borders. The Agreement will thus further strengthen the economic relations between our two countries and specifically our two Central Banks.
This is indeed a first step in that the conversion of the currencies under this Agreement will be applicable only to the border towns of Oshikango and Santa Clara. The possibility of extending the arrangement to other towns along the border will be investigated at a later stage.
Further, we will continue to work hard under the SADC agenda to enhance the region's payment system infrastructures, not only for smaller traders as we have done now under this Agreement but also for bigger traders. In this regard, we will endeavour to refine the recently developed SIRESS payment system platform to ensure that is meets the needs of all member countries in SADC, including the needs of Angola. Once SIRESS is rolled out to all countries in the region it will go a long way in facilitating safer and faster payments among the people of SADC.
In conclusion, I would like to thank the Governor Massano and his team for their pragmatic and responsive approach during the period of our engagements on this Agreement. With people like Governor Massano and his team Africa will have a brighter future.
The Bank of Namibia looks forward to the continued co-operation and good working relationship between our two Central Banks; as together we can make our countries better, together we will be stronger and together our countries will continue to prosper.
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Please give me your recommendations on possible replacements. I'm especially looking for something to replace the fragrance-ness, which is what we'll miss the most.
One bed has Echinacea 'Magnum', Rudbeckia 'Goldsturm' and Autumn Joy sedum with a huge butterfly bush in the middle, so I'm especially wanting to fill that void.
I've looked a bit at Ceanothus, but they don't seem to be fragrant (although they are beautiful!).
If you go to the Washinton state invasive species coalition web site they have a list of alternatives. There is a link to it on the "invasive plant vs noxious weed" thread. I think Ceanothus is a good choice and it has a chapperal, sage brush type of smell. They are blooming now so go to a local garden center and see what you think. Fragrance is in the nose of the beholder. For perfume the whole yard fragrance I also like the mock orange and the witch hazel. I going to try growing a clematis, one of the vitacellias that you can cut down to the ground each year, on my witch hazel this year to try and get some summer color on it too.
To feed the butterflies plus provide food for some of their larva I highly recommend our native Spirea. Just site them carefully as they do tend to spread, but if you have a wet or wild area these are perfect.
Hi hollysue, I have a list of alternatives but I'll need to locate it for you (in my quest to find the article about Critter Control, my piles were disturbed and my apparent-only-to-me order is now out of order). I'll post as soon as I find it.
fern that is a great idea for your witch hazel. I have clematis Caraby climbing a forsythia that i pruned the lower branches off to make a tree, to add some summer color and it was beautiful last summer. I have Arnolds Promise witch hazel in the front yard and i think I am going to plant a clemmie to climb up into it. thanks for the good idea!
Also, a structure like an obelisk with a fragrant climbing rose might be just the ticket. Let us know what you decide.
I like the Ceanothus. In fact, I watch the bees on mine everyday. They just zip around the flowers and leave us alone.
Thought of a harlequin glorybower?
Purple smoke tree - Cotinus?
growing a later blooming clematis in a forsynthia is AWSOME! I love my forsynthia for 1 month, then get frustrated with it, what a great way to love it longer!
It's taking me longer to find sufficient info, or more correctly, I'm finding quite a bit but I need time to sift through it to see if all suggestions are appropriate substitutes for our area. In the meantime, here's the link to possible substitutes for butterfly bush c/o Invasive Species Coalition: butterfly bush info and substitutions. It's a pdf, hope you can open that kind. (This is the link Fern referred to above).
Just a note about the Ceanothus: we had two large beautiful Ceanothus that were amazingly fragrant in their clean, bright way. The plants themselves emitted the clean scent. Unfortunately, they were too happy in the wrong place and grew way too big: much wider than any butterfly bush. They were great shrubs though!
I love my ceanothus also! The bees love them too. I love the small, glossy leaves. Butterfly bushes can also get quite bushy with regular pruning. What about a lilac (syringa) for training a clematis into for summer bloom? Lilacs smell great too.
Thanks for all the great suggestions (Sorry it took me so long to get back here!). I will definitely keep looking into a Ceanothus, although I'm also thinking of trying to find the native mock orange. I ran across a dwarf Viburnum, and the SO has always wanted a "snowball bush" so that may take up residence here too.
In looking at replacment plants, are they as attractive to butterlies for nectar? But I did notice the butterfly bush is not much of a host plant, so is there any shrub that does both. I had my heart set on a b.bush this summer so I need something to fit the bill there. I did plant a climbing honeysuckle and am excited about that though!
btw, pdf files tend to bind up my computer!!!
For a bright yellow spot I really like a ninebark (physocarpus opulifolius) which grows slowly to about 6 ft or if you want dark bronze/purple that will grow taller, faster, go for an elderberry (sambucus nigra) there is also a variagated sambucus almost white to creamy white mixed with soft apple green. all three of these plants have flowers and berries and birds like them too. I think both elderberry bushes would make a fine trellis for clematis.
Pink Princess Escallonia only supposed to get 6'tall, 5' wide. When mature will flower year round and the butterflies like the pink fragrant flowers.
How about a Clethra alnifolia rosea? REAL fragrant and can be trimed to the heighth you like.
Interesting about the Ceanothus. Mine is a ground cover type and was full of wonderful blooms this year, didn't notice a fragrance though, didn't know it had one. Beautiful evergreen.
Phlox, good suggestions of escallonia and clethra. I am not real big on the spirea normally. The butterflybush is so striking and needs something equally wow to fill the bill.
Ok so I went and looked up the pic for the native spirea and it is so pretty when it flowers but that plant looks awful the rest of the time. It also seems to get quite large. Granted the bb can get large too. I think the clethra is the prettiest of the choices.
I wonder, do we grow sassafras here? It is a host plant to caterpillars. Such a pretty tree too although it can be weedy.
I'm thinking about putting an Eucalyptus moorei nana in place of my butterfly bush. It is part of a screen so being evergreen is important to me, and I also need the fine texture and grey foliage. It is a small eucalyptus and it's height of 10 feet is good, I hope it doesn't get much bigger and is really cold hardy enough. The only bad thing is that it doesn't have showy flowers. What do you think about putting a blue potato vine in it? That would give me late flowering purple flowers. I know someone who is growing it very close to me, right out in the open, so it must be hardier [ to zone 7b] than I first thought. It's not like a group 3 clematis so I might have trouble getting them to co-exist. The native spiraea has nice flowers that insects love but I already have some at the edge of our woods and the foliage is pretty dull.
I'd like clethra someday. I tried one once but it was too dry and shady for it. They do like water! Maybe back by the wild spiraeas.

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Queen Mary, University of London and community organising alliance London Citizens are running a leadership development program for people who live, work, or study in Poplar or the Isle of Dogs. They are looking to recruit enthusiastic volunteers to participate on this course starting in January 2016.
This is an excellent opportunity for local people looking for employment or career progression to develop their skills in, community engagement, interviews, social media & blogging, team work, story-telling, writing and time management.
Volunteers will be trained in leadership and public action by Queen Mary University, and will receive a Certificate of Accreditation at the end of the project. Spread over 3 months, volunteers will attend 6 training workshops, and be expected to complete a team project based around listening to people’s stories about what it means to live in Poplar and the Isle of Dogs today.
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Either way Racism stems from the dinner tables of ignorance. By generations of ignorant people who have simply not seen enough Martin Luther King Jr.s, Harriet Tubmans, Jackie Robinsons, and oh yeah…Barack Obama our Nation’s First Black President. Please, just one time, give me the opportunity to see an African-American news reporter or journalist. Please, just one time, give me the chance to see a former black Boise State Athlete featured on the radio (instead of some ‘half-way’ from Fruitland, Idaho that I’ve seen at a local sporting events puttin down 8 beers and then driving his wife and kids home), please, just one time, give me the chance to give my postal order to an African-American at the Boise Local Post Office.
Get this…I have not sat in the Boise YMCA’s Local Hot Tub with over 5 different African-Americans (the catch is, I’ve been a member for nearly a decade, and I’m in the hot-tub 3-4 days/wk)! In other words, we (African-Americans), are still foreign to Boiseans, still less to Boiseans, still un-President-like to Boiseans, still…is Boise still racist?
I can’t help but imagine if Boise State senior, “Bush” Hamdan who’s real name is something like Jibran (Arabic), were not benched in favor of the Freshman Quarterback Kellen Moore, if ticket sales or the number of wins would have dropped. In other words, with Boise State’s Football schedule…my grandmother could have played quarterback and led them to the Rose Bowl! Why not give an ethical endorsement of sorts to a senior (even though his name is from the roots of Islam). I thought, when he changed his name to “BUSH” they’d surely give him the nod…NOT!!!
How bout’ when African-American quarterback Nate Sparks of Boise State (also during his senior year) was benched in favor of a sophomore who led the team to what anyone could have done based on their schedule. In other words, it always seems to be a rally cry for “whites” of Boise in terms of who gets cold shouldered for the position of quarterback at Boise State University. You can’t tell me that the ethical responsibility to justly treat our communities beloved athletes is being adhered to at Boise State University. Listening to conversations throughout Boise; my take is that so many Boiseans are forgetting that, these are kids! Some of the comments I here at local venues showing the games on television are absurd!
Let’s not forget the turn-out when Barack Obama came to Boise’s Taco Bell Arena. Oh man, I was there, on that cold, cold, cold morning. Husbands of wives who’d gotten them out of warm beds during the early A.M hours of the morning were “Ticked Off” to say the least. None-the-less, they stood there, in line for a very lengthy time. In fact by the time I got to the doors, my fingers felt like a frozen snicker bar when it’s the only thing in the freezer with no company!
Everyone hip-hop-hoorayin, takin pictures, smilin, laughin, shakin hands like crazy. Oh yeah…Obama lost the State of Idaho by the 2nd largest margin of any State in America (the fron-runner was Utah and trust me, Boiseans almost seem envious of that)!
Is Boise still racist? Ask African-Americans with college degrees who’ve applied for bank teller positions in Boise, only to find white kids or even Hispanic (anything but African-American) with GED’s received the position; ask African-Americans with college degrees who’ve applied for basic production jobs at Micron Technology or Hewlett Packard, only to find white kids or even Hispanics (anything but African-American) with GED’s received the position (that’s so 1960-ish); ask African-Americans with college degrees who’ve applied for basic entry level jobs at even temporary services, only to find white kids or even Hispanics (anything but African-American) with GED’s (and in some cases not even a ‘green-card!’) received the position (that’s so 1960-ish); ask African-Americans with college degrees who’ve applied for basic entry level telemarketing jobs at local Boise Telephone companies etc., only to find white kids or even Hispanics (anything but African-American) with GED’s received the position (that’s so 1960-ish); well… it’s a good thing Idaho only represents 4 electorals during presidential elections, or Barack wouldn’t be in! And that brings me to this…why was there such a huge turnout for a man who no one in Idaho seemingly voted for? Is he that attractive (that’s so 1960-ish)? Is he that creative (that’s so 1960-ish)? Is he that assertive (that’s so 1960-ish)? Is he our nation’s 1st Black President married to our nations very, very, very first AFRICAN-AMERICAN FIRST LADY (that’s so…2009)?


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There are reliable or identifiable online stores for shoes of the highest quality, it is best to shop in stores or on websites of known and trusted brands. Although you can find it, you do not have the same guarantee that your shoes are of good quality or even the right product. To the best brands and products. Take a look at the “About us’’ page of the site and navigate to a little to make sure it is legitimate. The site must be well structured, without errors or typos, and each product must have its own page with a description and a size.
Choose a store with right return conditions.
Even if you buy the right size and style, it is possible that you still have to return the shoes. Before you buy, read the full information about the store. Do you have to pay for this? Do you make money on your credit card or do you ship it as a commercial credit? These are parts of what you will see on the information page. In some stores, you can return for free, while others offer the option of returning to the store if it suits you. Look for a policy as possible and if you can abide with it.
It is good you order again from a store you once ordered from.
The size of a single brand tends to be reasonably constant. So, if you know the size of a shoe, it is possible that you have the same size in a different style. This is especially true if you buy shoes of the same style or similar style. For example, if you have already purchased a pair of Nike shoes, you probably have the same size.
Read reviews to learn more about the shoe’s quality.
If you cannot see your shoes in front of you, customer feedback may be the best option. Read about the shoes you are looking for to see what others say about quality, comfort and size. Some customers even post pictures of their shoes so you can see what they look like in real life.
Reviews and ratings can also help you determine if the site is reliable or not. Some customers comment on the policies of a store and customer service, and also provide feedback on the products.


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"There is no longer Jew or Gentile, slave or free, male and female. For you are all one in Christ Jesus"
Churches Together in Purley & Kenley is a group of thirteen churches in the south of Croydon who work, worship and proclaim the Gospel together, seeking new ways to deepen their communion with Christ and with one another.
Our activities are coordinated by a team of volunteers from our constituent churches and partner organisations, led by Rev Marilyn Webb, Associate Minister at Purley Baptist Church.
"Churches should be places where the hurting and needy can find healing and restoration, and places that are constantly growing and giving their best to God."
Located in the Foyer at Purley Baptist Church, open Thursdays 10am to 2pm. A place to meet, engage in hobbies and crafts, or just sit and be alone. There is quiet space for prayer.
"Those who are the greatest among you should take the lowest rank, and the leader should be like a servant."
Click/tap on a picture below to go to that church's own website.
"Share your food with the hungry and provide the poor wanderer with shelter."
Based at Purley United Reformed Church, the Food Hub has met an ever-increasing need since it was set up by Churches Together in Purley & Kenley in 2013. Clients are referred by local partner agencies and are given food for three meals a day, for three days, for each family member.
Churches Together is part of the CAP Croydon South Partnership, which provides free practical support for people struggling with debt and poverty. Local CAP services include a Money Course, a Job Club, Debt Advice & Support and a new Life Skills group.
We are among over 30 local churches involved in the Croydon Churches Floating Shelter, which offers homeless people a friendly welcome through the winter, with a hot meal and a bed for the night, plus breakfast and a packed lunch. Free warm clothing is also provided.
This project seeks to support the people who work in the local shops, offices and businesses in Purley. The chaplaincy team wear purple fleeces and make fortnightly visits to the community and are ready to talk with anyone, to provide care and give help where possible.
Easter is the main focus of the Christian life, a time when we remember the death and resurrection of Jesus Christ. Services take place at the various churches and on Good Friday we join in a Walk of Witness through the town followed by a short service outside Tesco.
Christmas is our busiest time of year, with much activity around Christmas Lunch on Jesus and Toys for Joy. These projects distribute hampers and toys to families who would otherwise go without. We also work closely with the local community on the Purley Christmas Lights project.
The churches join together for various other events during the year including the annual Scones and Songs of Praise celebration, as well as quiz nights, concerts and other fundraisers and social events. Joint worship and outreach events also keep us busy.


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text: Mladen Tomic again delivers a massive EP with three killer tracks. ‘No Gravity’ EP presents Mladen’s recognized and unique style with some fresh elements perfect for the upcoming summer festivals. ‘No Gravity’ is a more techno orientented song with a magnetic melody and pitched vocals, perfectly driven by Mladen’s funky bassline. The second song on the EP called ‘Restart’ has a more deeper sound with background vocals and a trippy mood; a perfect track for tech house and techno sets. The third tune on the EP ‘West Beach’ will be especially loved by those into more minimal techno sounds, and a massive break promising a crazy atmosphere on the dancefloor.


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Going into this album, you said it was the first time you started from scratch, with just a blank page. Was that frightening? Did it free you up creatively?
Do the songs build off of each other, one by one?
More often than not, when I write songs, I don’t jump from song to song. I usually get down into one song and I stay there until it’s done. If I write the last words of that song, it’s probably going to be recorded because I’ve done it long enough that I know when a song is, in my opinion, just average. Then I’ll re-work it, but by the time I get to that last note of the last verse, I must love it. I wouldn’t keep working on it if I didn’t. It must have some sort of hope to it that it needs to get out into the world if I fought it that long and wrestled it down to that last note. Then, I’m able to move onto the next one. I almost never look back and change songs. The only time I do is when I’m in the studio, and we decide maybe this should be a bar longer or maybe we need an intro here. Or I’ll be singing it and the words feel cumbersome.
You’ve spoken of having a more feminine sensibility in terms of your style, remarking that Patsy Cline was more of an influence on you than Merle Haggard.
I never was that macho of a guy. I never tended to gravitate toward the male country voice, the really twangy country voice. I guess probably because it’s not how I sang. But something about the way Patsy sang and Dolly sang, and even later, Alison Krauss and Kathy Mattea. There was something about that that was so much more endearing to me, so much more universal. It took a lot more chances and was more chameleon-like. I feel like that makes you better at interpreting material, to be able to step into those roles.
This new album features songs co-written with Bobby Braddock and Bill Anderson. Do you approach a co-write differently when you’re working with writers of that pedigree?
It’s totally different. But, once you get into the room and you start throwing around ideas, it’s not different at all. You figure that out really quickly. With Bill and Bobby and folks like that, you feel a kinship — you don’t feel like you’re below them on the totem pole. I came into the session with a boatload of ideas, thoughts, and questions. I wanted to pick their brains, and whether we wrote a song or not, I wanted to get all the stories I could. Maybe become their friend, and get to be part of their world. On top of that, I wanted to get their seal of approval that I was setting out to make a record that harkened to their glory days, and maybe they would give me the wink that said, “You’re on the right track.” I felt like I got that, and a lot more songs just exploded out of me after that.
The song “James” seems to be about a war veteran struggling to cope. What inspired it?
It’s inspired by Glen Campbell. My mom says the first song she remembers me singing other than church songs was “Rhinestone Cowboy.” I watched the westerns he was in and I just was fascinated at how good he was at everything — guitar-playing, entertaining, singing. I just thought he was like Prince and Stevie Wonder, the guy that can just do it all. There are not that many of those. When he got Alzheimer’s, it was tough to watch. The premise of the song is basically a character in a nursing home being visited by friends and family and reintroducing himself every time they walk in the door. The war-hero part, those are details of my dad’s life because I didn’t want it to be too on the nose and be just about Glen. I wanted to get a bit more universal and let other people fill in the blanks. So, I used my dad’s details. He’s perfectly healthy but everything in there is his backstory.
Lee Ann Womack sings with you on “This Isn’t Gonna End Well.” Did you have her in mind when you wrote the song?
I hadn’t thought of it. When we wrote the song, we didn’t write it as a duet. We just wrote it as a guy singing that this is a bad-idea kind of song. Which isn’t the first of those, but I enjoy writing those kind of songs.
I demoed songs before making this record. I don’t believe I had ever done that. The demos were nothing but me and the guitar. I purposely went into the studio and did really clean, really good versions of all the songs. So I could then just listen back to them without a guitar in my hand and really pick them apart, and decide what the instrumentation should be and what it shouldn’t be.
Lee Ann and I had known each other for a while and thought we should do something together. Until that point, I would never presume to say, “Hey Lee Ann Womack, one of the greatest singers of our generation, why don’t you sing a song with me?” But for some reason, maybe because Bobby [Braddock] was the co-writer on the song, I felt embolded enough to ask.
The song “The Long Way Home” functions as a letter to your kids. Had you ever written so directly to family before?
I probably do it all the time to be honest. It may not be quite as overt as this one. I look back on songs and I realize who I wrote it to or who I wrote it about. A lot of my songs are written to my wife or they’re written from her perspective to me. There’s quite a few songs — I don’t think people quite realize it — but they’re actually her singing to me. I just leave them that way and people don’t know. That song in particular was definitely more overt. I think I was really writing it to myself like, “Why do you do this? Why do you continue to subject yourself to all the things that you don’t enjoy for this one thing that you do?” When I made Beulah, a lot of that stuff started to make a little bit more sense because I just had this overwhelming need to connect with people through these songs and the only way to do that is to get in a van and head down the road and stand in front of them. I know I’m always going to want to do that. That’s sometimes a detriment to my family and to my body and my sanity. I’m damned if I do and damned if I don’t. They know how hard it is for me to leave. I’ve never really articulated it that way before so it was emotional for all of us. I think in a really good, cathartic, therapeutic way. I think it helped them as much as it helped me.
You recorded most of the album in your home studio?
Yeah, I did. It’s called Sundrop Sound, which is named after a soft drink. You can usually tell when people are from this area of the country … We’re all addicted, but it’s only kind of regionally produced. Certain places make it with real sugar, and certain places do it with high-fructose corn syrup. They all have orange juice in it, so that sets it apart from Mountain Dew and Mellow Yellow stuff. The house next to my house we converted into a studio.
Is that sort of a blessing and a curse — having your work space so close to home?
It’s perfect. Honestly, just walking across my driveway to that building, it’s like I’m in a different town from my family. If I were writing in the same building as them, they can’t help themselves, “Daddy can you fix this …” “Hey, what should I do about this bill?” All that kind of stuff. But just being across the driveway, I don’t know why but we can all detach and not be quite so co-dependent in those moments. But I’m not so far away that it feels like I’m back out on the road again. So it works perfectly.
This interview was condensed and edited for length.


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- What is Canada's Anti-Spam Legislation (CASL)?
- What are the Exemptions?
- How Can You Prepare?
- Starting July 1st businesses and organizations cannot send commercial electronic messages (CEM) that encourages participation in commercial activity.
- This includes advertisements and information about promotions, offers, business opportunities, events, etc.
- You will need to obtain either express consent or implied consent to send a CEM.
- You cannot send an electronic message asking for this permission after July 1.
- Messages sent with whom the sender has a personal or family relationship.
- Messages sent directly to an inquiry for commercial goods and services.
- Internal communications which concern the activities of your organization.
- B2B communication are fine as long as the organizations have a relationship and the message concerns the activities of the organization to which the message is sent.
- Messages sent and received on a social media platform.
- Messages sent by or on behalf of a Canadian registered charity (as defined in the Income Tax Act), and assuming the message is primarily about raising funds for the charity.
- Messages sent by or on behalf of a Canadian political party or organization, or a person who is a candidate for publicly elected office.
- Telemarketing, faxes or messages sent by phone.
- Customers within the Express consent list require no further action. Create a new template and continue sending CEMs to this customer group as before.
- A check box that the customer must physically click on; make sure the box is not pre-checked.
- Both the physical mailing address and either a telephone number, email address or web address.
- A statement that the recipient may unsubscribe at any time.
- For non-email based or verbal transactions, companies may want to adapt a process that requires a signed consent form followed by a welcome email. The form must clearly state what type of CEMs you wish to send your clients, and it clearly identifies that your organization is going to be the sender.
- Throughout this process, you must capture the date/time of the new sign up.
- Ensure you actively review your lists and remove all names that either did not opt-in or exceed the 2-year period.
- Going forward make sure your CEMs are relevant and non-deceptive.
- For express consent, that means an electronic database, paper records, audio files or other means to record the time, date, circumstances & active permission of the receiver.
- For implied consent, that means a record of the nature of the relationship & record of any two way communications (preferably copies of electronic communications).

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The Belong™ platform combines superior hearing performance with progressive battery technology. Each device contains a built-in lithium-ion rechargeable battery capable of providing 24 hours of power from a single charge. The rechargeable battery creates an easy handling experience and eliminates the hassle of disposable batteries.
The AutoSense OS™ technology within the devices offers better hearing performance in a variety of noisy environments, including better speech understanding.
The Audéo™ Marvel is a first-class hearing device that gives you crisp hearing and so much more. These multifunctional hearing aids deliver excellent sound quality, are easy to use and are packed with convenient hands-free features making hearing – and your life – easier.
The Phonak Audéo™ B-Direct features cutting-edge technology that allows you to connect directly to any Bluetooth™ cellphone. You can answer calls with a simple push of a button, without ever touching your phone.
With the new TV Connector, you are able to turn your hearing aids into wireless television headphones.
Phonak rechargeable hearing aids were created to free you from the hassles of disposable batteries. Each device contains the groundbreaking built-in lithium-ion battery technology, which provides you with 24 hours of hearing with a simple three-hour charge.
This technology provides 40 percent more power than traditional rechargeable batteries.
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How can the age-old notion of beauty regain an importance appropriate to the 21st century? Our need for beauty has not diminished, as hard as modernism tried to erase it from art and life and supplant it with the sublime. It was a sublime that increasingly associated itself with negation and deconstruction. In contrast, vital beauty, as defined by John Ruskin more than 150 years ago, is a beauty of sympathies and affinities with life forms. Yet vital beauty must be reinvented, since life forms today can be technological as well as natural. The concept of vital beauty raises the question of how we should design our environments, our objects and our lives, and of how we might one day invent a politics of beauty.
The publication was released during the Vital Beauty Symposium at May 16, 2012 in de Balie, Amsterdam.


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A blind man in his 60s is searching for the young man who pulled him back from an approaching train and saved his life last Thursday, Nov. 9.
Mike Wyatt stood at the stairs to the Peoria train station in Aurora, Colorado, on Monday, looking for the young man who saved his life days earlier.
Wyatt was heading back home after visiting friends in Longmont, and was about to cross the tracks to transfer to another train, unaware that a train was approaching. Seconds before the train pulled up, a man can be seen on security camera footage pulling him back with both arms.
“I am so stoked right now thinking that guy is going to come down that ramp [from the platform],” Wyatt told 9 News.
In the video by 9 News, he can be seen talking to passersby in hopes that they have some info about the man.
Although he hasn’t yet found him, 9 News did find a woman who saw the incident. She said she felt inspired by it.
“People are good,” said Miranda, one of the witnesses.
9News writes that Wyatt is thankful because the man has made it possible for Wyatt to be part of his grandchildren’s lives as they grow up.
Wyatt told 9 News he will come to the station one more day to look for the man.
“I will be always remembering this man and his kindness,” he said.


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Cayenne is Going Live on YouTube!
Join influencers in the IoT and maker space for a 30-minute live web broadcast where you can discover the latest in IoT and have a chance to meet and interact with the hosts.
Stafford Raspberry Pi Jam’s founder, Cerys Lock, representing the in the United Kingdom.
The broadcast will be hosted by Cayenne’s own, Benny Estes.
And don’t forget to subscribe to our channel to get notified.


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How do I upload my phone book to the Bluetooth handsfree car kit device?
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Connection Groups or Small Groups are a key aspect of our church community. Groups meet on the 1st and 3rd full week of the month on different days homes all across the area and simply do life together; laughing and growing in all seasons of life.
Life is not meant to be lived alone! We encourage you to join a Connection Group so that you get to experience life with others while building new friendships and strengthening each other in your walk with Christ.
is a place where our doors are open to people of all backgrounds---regardless of where they are at in their journeys--- and we hope all feel welcomed, comfortable and loved. Through engaging, powerful worship and Biblical truth our goal is infuse life and God’s love into every person.


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To order online, simply click on an item number, appearing in the left column of each table, to proceed through our easy ordering system. PLEASE NOTE: A minimum order of $50 is required.
Fine Wool consists of woven basic fibers between 1.5µm and 7µm. This product was developed to meet severe technical specifications required by markets that demand a larger specific area. Therefore, this wool offers more efficient thermal conductivity than our standard bulk wool.
PLEASE NOTE: Other sizes are available upon request. Maximum size is 3000mm x 1000mm.

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