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The duo have gone one further after slamming the use of their track in a pro-Donald Trump video.
The White Stripes are selling Icky Trump T-shirts online.
This week, the duo reunited to condemn the use of their 2003 Seven nation Army hit in a pro-Donald Trump video.
Now, Jack and Meg White have gone one step further, releasing red T-shirts on Jack White's Third Man Records website which mock the US Republican candidate.

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AAA Security has over 50 years of experience, securing residential homes, small businesses and large enterprise and government buildings.
We provide a full-suite of products including security systems and monitoring, card access systems, CCTV/video surveillance, and personal medical response devices.
We pride ourselves on providing integrated solutions that provide long term value to our customers.
ADT offers your home and family 24 hour home security monitoring from burglary, fire and carbon monoxide dangers while simultaneously monitoring other critical conditions, such as temperature and flood.
Using advanced communication technology, we deliver fast, reliable home security services.
Since our beginning in 1982, the City Alarm mission has been to offer the finest products available at an affordable price.
We back our products with prompt, professional installation and technical service, unswerving customer care, and continuous attention focused on exceeding the needs of Customers.
Our goal of protecting homes and families requires a greater level of sensitivity to customer needs than virtually any other industry.
In 1997 in the Winnipeg neighborhood of Transcona brothers Chris and Tom Oakley founded Oakley Alarms Ltd.
Oakley Alarms Ltd. has installed thousands of alarm systems in the previous two decades.
Oakley Alarms Ltd. Prides itself of providing all the services that our major competitors do while at the same time maintaining personal and professional service.
DSI Security Systems are your trusted commercial and residential security alarm system professionals.
We are a leader in security integration and can provide you with complete Security Solutions for your home and commercial security systems, automation systems, video surveillance, access control and much more.
DSI stays on the cutting edge of technology to meet the ever changing needs of our clients.
We own and operate one of the most advanced central monitoring stations in the industry and have been hand-picked to exclusively represent the Honeywell First Alert Professional Security program in Winnipeg.
We have a complete combination of system designers, engineers and installers that can provide creative designs, system integration and flawless control of your home or business.
Dakota Lock & Safe Ltd. is a Manitoba owned company that has been operating since 1983.
We provide both residential and commercial security solutions. Dakota Lock has a full service retail shop, complete with an automotive service bay.
Our fully equipped fleet of service vehicles cover the entire city of Winnipeg, plus the surrounding area.
Our well-trained staff are ready to assist you in all your security needs with a combined experience of over 100 years in Locksmithing and Electronic Security.
We are committed to providing our customers with the security solutions that best meet their unique requirements, using high quality products and professional installation to ensure your complete satisfaction.
More than 31 years ago in the Greater Toronto area there was a growing need for security and monitoring for both home and business purposes.
And that is how a.p.i. Alarm came into existence, This Philosophy is embedded in the very foundation of a.p.i Alarm and dates back to 1983 when our owner, Howard Garr, President and CEO, decided to turn his business skills to Residential and Commercial Security.
The security of Residential and Commercial properties in the community became paramount following his own personal experiences with security lapses in his existing business venture and at home.
After immersing himself in security and acquiring expertise, he was ready to launch an Emergency Response Facility to meet the needs of the community.
ProTELEC is a family owned and operated business that has been installing and monitoring security systems in homes and businesses for over 46 years.
With ProTELEC you need to make only one phone call because we install, service every system ourselves and provide the monitoring from our own ULC listed Central Monitoring Station.
Ambassador Sales has been doing business in the Winnipeg area since the early 1950’s.
Originally, Ambassador Sales was a company that specialized only in overhead doors.
In 1986 Ambassador Sales expanded to include Horton Automatics door systems (this includes automatic and manual revolving doors, automatic sliding doors, fully automatic swinging doors, handicap swing door operators, ICU/CCU health care applications and drive thru windows).
Since then, the company has strongly promoted the Horton Automatics line, as well as continuing to support the installation and servicing of commercial overhead doors.
K&S Electronics is not only the experts in making your home sound great, we can also help you design your perfect home theater.
With proper wall treatment and speaker placement we can help make your room acoustically correct for an optimal surround experience unlike any other.
We are fully trained in designing a sound proofed room to create a stunning movie theater atmosphere in your very own home.
We can also help you in designing a theme room with your favorite hobby, movie or sports team in mind.
All installations are government certified and all of our technicians are fully licensed and insured.
Our Vision is to provide affordable automation solutions for all types of needs and budgets.
Optima Systems Inc. (OSI) is a worldwide dealer and supplier of quality Security and Point of Sale solutions.
Whether you are a home owner, small business owner or a nationwide chain of outlets we have a cost-effective solution to meet your needs.
We understand that meeting your needs is only the beginning…and that providing quality service is an important part of our business.
We go to immense lengths to ensure we deliver superior support by having the highest customer standards.
Our staff is continuously being trained, and all repairs and maintenance work is handled on our premises under the personal supervision of our technical director.
SecurTek is the leading provider of innovative security monitoring solutions and event related information services in North America, with 70,000 customers across Canada.
Whether you seek home or business solutions, you can count on SecurTek to meet or exceed the highest industry standards in customer service, call overflow capabilities, and best practices in alarm response procedures and built-in system redundancies.
SecurTek earned the Five Diamond Certification for superior monitoring service awarded by the Central Station Alarm Association (CSAA).
SecurTek monitoring stations are Underwriters’ Laboratories of Canada (ULC) certified.

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Global superstar Beyoncé has said goodbye to her opinion-dividing bangs, and debuted her new hair style.
Ever the hair chameleon, Beyoncé has showed off her third ‘do in as many weeks.
The 33-year-old star attended a Nets basketball game in Brooklyn last night, with her husband Jay-Z.
The Flawless singer showcased her new hair do, a blunt bob with a middle parting, as she sat court side in the Barclay’s Centre.
The mum of one turned heads in a fitted black zipped-pencil skirt, a graphic print blouse and eye-catching platform stilettos.
Over the weekend, Bey stepped out with a long caramel weave, as she celebrated Halloween with her daughter Blue Ivy.
The change comes just a fortnight after she made the decision to return to her Telephone-era roll up fringe, which greatly divided opinion amongst her fans.
Meanwhile, the internet is awash with rumours that Beyoncé is about to release another surprise album.
All the signs are pointing to Beyoncé releasing her fifth studio album, without any advance warning, promotional marketing or teasers.
Last night, a link on Amazon, which has since been deleted, confirmed an audio CD by the artist would be available to buy on November 24th.
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Mmmmm, grilled cheese sandwiches served alongside bowls of steaming hot tomato soup – it’s the meal that speaks to my heart like no other. I am instantly transported back to my childhood, swinging my feet under the chair because they don’t reach the ground. I no longer have adult responsibilities and life is simpler. If only it were that easy to turn back the clock.
If we had grown up in France instead of America, we would have asked for Croque Monsieur sandwiches. Ham with shredded Gruyere and a creamy bechamel sauce poured over the top. And if we were living large, it would have been a Croque Madame which is the same sandwich with a fried egg on top. Comforting, satisfying, and incredibly rich, either of these makes the perfect meal for a special occasion.
One thing that really sets this apart from ordinary ham and cheese sandwiches is the cheesy bechamel sauce that you pour over the top and then broil until bubbling and melted. The blending of the creamy, smooth bechamel sauce and grated Gruyere is brilliant. The natural bite of the cheese is mellowed by the lush sauce and the two together are addicting. If you cannot find Gruyere, any Swiss-style cheese will work. Talk about decadent! The French really know how to live.
When the cheeses melt in the sauce, it gets quite stringy. If it is too thick, whisk in small amounts of milk (no need to warm it) until it becomes smooth. You want it fairly thick so it will stay on top of the sandwiches when you spread it over the bread.
Ready for the toppings! Or serve them like this, heated enough to melt the cheese.
The cheese sauce takes the place of the usual butter in these “grilled” sandwiches. We get plenty of luscious fat from the blend of cheeses, so I promise you won’t even miss the butter! If you want, you can cut the crusts off before toasting the bread for a sandwich that is easier to cut. When the sandwiches are served with the cheese sauce ladled over the top, they can get pretty messy and are much easier to eat with a fork and knife.
Yeah baby – ready for the broiler!
This is definitely not the recipe you want to make on a regular basis because it does have a lot of ooey, gooey cheese. But once in a while, when the mood strikes and you just need a little self-indulgence, this is definitely the way to go!
This is one of the quintessential French dishes that we enjoyed during our last visit to Paris. One bite and I am back alongside the Seine, watching people as we sit outside a little bistro. Listening to the chatter of people deep in conversations in French – not understanding a word but getting the nuances of emotions. I love the simplicity of this meal, so common in France and a vast improvement over what we normally eat here. For the most authentic French experience, definitely give this a try. C’est magnifique!
Pre-grated softer cheeses, like cheddar and Swiss, may be convenient but they are not the best choice for sauces. The additives they contain to help keep the strands from sticking together during packaging also prevents it from melting smoothly. Buy blocks of cheese and shred it yourself for the best sauces. The exception is hard cheeses like Parmesan – those you can buy pre-grated and save a lot of time. But PLEASE don’t buy the stuff in the green can – if that is all you can find, buy a chunk of Parmesan and hand grate it.
You can shred the cheese by hand, but if you have a food processor with a shredding disk, now is the time to pull it out. I can shred the cheese for this recipe in about 30 seconds, saving me and The Artist a lot of work. If you have little one who want to help, this is a good job for them – supervised of course. Make sure the block is big enough to protect their knuckles or better still use a rotary shredder!
I recommend replacing the all-purpose flour with either sorghum or a GF flour blend. You can use the sorghum 1:1, but gluten-free flour blends contain starches so you don’t need as much for thickening. In addition to reducing the amount of the flour by about 2 tbsp, you may need to add a little more milk. Remember that the sauce will thicken as it stands, so make it just a touch thinner than you want the final product to be.
Preheat the oven to 400°F. Note: If your oven has a “Toasting” feature, you can use that instead.
Make the Cheese Sauce: Place the milk in a saucepan and warm over medium heat to just below a simmer. There will be tiny bubbles around the edges of the pan and steam rising from the milk’s surface. Pour into a Pyrex or other heatproof glass measuring cup with a spout. Wipe out any residual milk sugar in the bottom of the pan.
Place the saucepan over low heat and add the butter. When the butter is fully melted, whisk in the flour. Cook for 2 minutes, whisking constantly, until the raw flour aroma is gone and the mixture begins to smell slightly nutty. Whisking vigorously, slowly pour the hot milk into the butter–flour mixture and cook, until the sauce is thickened, about 3 minutes. Get the sauce as thick as you want now because you cannot boil it once the cheese is added.
Remove the sauce from the heat and whisk in the salt, pepper, nutmeg, 1/2 cup of the grated Gruyere, and all the Parmesan, stirring until smooth (see Hints and Tips above). Set aside.
Toast the Bread: Cut the crusts off the bread slices and place on 2 baking sheets. Bake for 5 minutes. Flip each slice over and bake for another 2 minutes, or until toasted and browned on both sides.
Assemble and Cook the Sandwiches: Lightly brush half the toasted breads with mustard on one side, place a slice of ham on top of the mustard smeared bread, and evenly sprinkle with 2-1/4 cups (half of the remaining) Gruyere. Top each with another piece of toasted bread to make 8 sandwiches.
Ladle the cheese sauce over the top of each sandwich, sprinkle with the remaining grated Gruyere, and slide the baking sheet back in the oven. Bake the sandwiches for 5 minutes to warm the ham.
Turn on the broiler and broil for 3 to 5 minutes, or until the topping is bubbly, melted, and just starting to brown in spots. Sprinkle with the parsley and serve hot.
* Gluten-free flour blends contain starches that are more efficient thickeners than plain flours. You may not need as much if you are using a GF flour blend.

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Awarded for continuing exemplary committment to promoting the Foundational Values & Skills of the Harrimaniacs in others. It is awarded to honor a Harrimaniac who has labored to promote in other Harrimaniacs the ideals of self-testing & self-sacrifice and the skills of camping, hiking, outdoor cooking, orienteering & wilderness survival. The recipient has made extensive contributions toward teaching and encouraging Harrimaniacs to develop and participate in these skills and has made significant contributions towards the furthering of the Harrimaniacs as an organization.
The Ashes of Heroes and Human Sacrifice Awards are the most prestigeous the Harrimaniacs have to offer. Ashes of Heroes is designed to recognize a Harrimaniac's service toward the group as a whole. It is meant to recognize a Harrimaniac's impact on others within the Harrimaniacs ranks. Other Harrimaniacs recognize that they owe, at least in part, their own involvement in camping and outdoorsmanship to the recipient.
"The first soap was made from the ashes of heroes."

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text: On April 12 & 13, 2019 you can take a journey back in time to the pivotal moments in history that paved the way for the world’s truest hero. In the theatrical production David: The King of Jerusalem, you will be transported to a time where, despite struggle and tragedy, God’s mercy shines through. Produced by internationally recognized directors Robert and Elizabeth Muren, this original production will bring you the ultimate grace experience.


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Ashenden; or, the British Agent.
London : William Heinemann, 1928.
Publication Details: London : William Heinemann, 1928.
Shelfmark(s): General Reference Collection NN.13962.

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Why would you choose a professional photographer for your wedding?
January and February are busy months for engaged couples…with Christmas out of the way, it’s time to plan your wedding. At this time of year you can visit one of the numerous wedding shows held throughout Ontario. This is the place to go for advice from professionals who know the best ways to make your wedding run smoothly and ensure that you will have that perfect day.
Weddings involve a lot of planning, and often a lot of expense. There are ways to reduce the costs, but in some cases you are best to pay for someone with experience and knowledge to provide the services you need. This is especially true of your wedding photographer.
In this day of easy access to decent digital cameras and editing software, many people have jumped on the wedding photography bandwagon. They see the business as a way to make quick money, and often don’t have the equipment or skills to provide exceptional photographs. I see everyone from bank tellers, to civil servants or factory workers, all eager to shoot your wedding “to make money on the side”. Sounds like a great idea, but what does this mean for you as their client? You have a slim chance of ending up with photos that reflect the emotion and magic of the day. The weekend shooter lacks many things… experience in planning hundreds of photos, knowing what types of shots are required, the ability to deal with family and friends who would rather be having fun than posing for photos, and the technical skill required to create beautiful photos, both traditional and candid, with split-second timing.
But it’s digital, right? They can take hundreds of extra photos, to make sure some of them “turn out”. And there’s always Photoshop to fix them. Not so…a bad photo will still be a bad photo, even after being edited to death. And finally, most amateurs don’t really care about your wedding… they have a “day job” and lack the commitment of someone who depends on the business for their living. You may save a few hundred dollars, but surely your wedding is more important than allowing amateurs to create what is the only lasting memento you will have.
Unfortunately I hear the horror stories on a regular basis…about the bride who was in tears at her wedding because the so-called photographer had no clue about what they were doing, or the photographer who rushed to Future Shop during the wedding because their one and only camera broke, or the panicking bride who called me the day before her wedding because her “friend the photographer” decided to go to the cottage for the weekend instead. I already had a booking…I only hope she found someone to help her. The sad part is that by the time you find out you’ve made a huge mistake in your choice, it’s too late. The wedding’s over. The dress is packed away. The flowers have wilted, and the relatives from overseas have gone home. And the photos are ruined or don’t exist.
So just what DO you get when you hire a professional? Well, I have photographed over 300 weddings during the past 25 years. All of them have been unique, and at each wedding I spend time creating original images that are one of a kind. I meet with the couple beforehand and we formulate a plan to make the photo session run smoothly. We look at timing from before the wedding to the very end, to make sure we have ample opportunity for photos. We discuss the family shots… who should be included, or how to deal with divorced parents. I often visit the locations beforehand to get a feel for the lighting and backgrounds I will use. I use high-end equipment, and have 3 cameras with me when I photograph a wedding. I have extra batteries and flash units. I don’t book anything else for that day. I arrive early, and help keep things flowing smoothly. I have provided a shoulder for a mom to cry on, and eased the tension of family conflicts by being that impartial third party. After the wedding, I help you choose the photos for your album and have them printed by a professional lab. I take care of any retouching needed and include high quality albums in my packages. I treat your wedding photos as if they were my own, and because this is my full time profession, you will be sure of receiving photographs that you are proud to show to friends and family, not just now, but for years to come.
Take some time to visit my “Weddings” section for more information on my packages, or to view my portfolio. I also customize packages to suit you, and can offer payment terms. Feel free to call or e-mail…I’d be happy to discuss your wedding plans anytime.

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What price heaven? Paid in full!
I once knew a man who drove a beat-up pickup truck and wore faded overalls every time he came into the business where I worked. You could tell by looking at his hands that he worked hard with them.


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A slew of banks are coming together to back a new roll-up strategy for the Los Angeles-based mobile gaming studio Jam City and giving the company $145 million in new funding to carry that out.
There’s no word on whether the new money is in equity or debt, but what is certain is that JPMorgan Chase Bank, Bank of America Merrill Lynch and syndicate partners, including Silicon Valley Bank, SunTrust Bank and CIT Bank, are all involved in the deal.
Jam City is coming off a strong year of company growth. The Harry Potter: Hogwarts Mystery game, which launched last year, became the company’s fastest title to hit $100 million in revenue.
Add that to the company’s expansion into new markets with strategic acquisitions to fuel development and growth in Toronto and Bogota and it’s clear that the company is looking to make more moves in 2019.
Jam City already holds intellectual property for a new game built on Disney’s “Frozen 2,” the company’s newly acquired Fox Studio assets like “Family Guy” and the Harry Potter property. Add that to its own Cookie Jam and Panda Pop properties and it seems like the company is ready to make moves.
Meanwhile, games are quickly becoming the go-to revenue driver for the entertainment industry. According to data collected by Newzoo, mobile games revenue reached a record $63.2 billion worldwide in 2018, representing roughly 47 percent of the total revenue for the gaming industry in the year. That number could reach $81.3 billion by 2020, the Newzoo data suggests.
Roughly half of the U.S. plays mobile games, and they’re spending significant dollars on those games in app stores. App Annie suggests that roughly 75 percent of the money spent in app stores over the past decade has been spent on mobile games. And consumers are expected to spend roughly $129 billion in app stores over the next year. The data and analytics firm suggests that mobile gaming will capture some 60 percent of the overall gaming market in 2019, as well.
The publicly traded games studio Zynga, which rose to fame initially on the back of Facebook’s gaming platform, recently expanded its European footprint with the late-December acquisition of the Helsinki-based gaming studio Small Giant Games.


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Not even 6 months ago, Axis shook up the industry with a new offering that elimated VMS server software when using less than 16 Axis cameras. Now, Axis is back with a series of improvements to their Camera Companion offering. In this note, we will break down the improvements and the new ACC kit, evaluating how significant (or not) they will be in adopting this solution.
More view layout options: In past versions of ACC, users were limited to single or 2x2 views only. Axis has added 3x3, 4x4, and sequence options to layouts in version 1.20. These options are supported in live viewing only, with playback still limited to a single camera.
Audio support: ACC now supports one-directional audio from attached cameras, allowing users to listen in via attached microphones. Previous versions did not support audio.
Public view: ACC now supports public view mode in addition to existing view modes (single or 2x2). In this mode, the application may be configured to auto-start and auto-login to a specific view or sequence when the PC boots. PVM mode is also supported on iOS mobile devices using EyeSpyFX's PVM application for Axis cameras.
Corridor format: Axis Corridor Format is now supported, for coverage of tall, narrow areas, such as hallways. Users may see our testing of corridor format for more information on this feature.
Authenticated export: Digital signing of video is now supported, for ensuring authenticity of exported video clips for use in court. This was not previously supported.
ACC 1.2 is available for download, at no charge.
The ability to attach mobile devices to a monitor for use as a public view monitor is the most novel addition in this release. Typically, users must install a PC or proprietary decoder at the monitor location for this purpose, typically starting at $400 or more. With ACC's PVM mode and EyeSpyFX's PVM application, users may install an iPod Touch (under $200, plus ~$40 for an HDMI adapter) at the monitor location instead of this PC. Though lower cost, many users may still prefer other options, as PCs and decoders allow for more flexibility and remote management, where an iOS device does not.
Perhaps the most significant impact will come from the new M10 Surveillance Kit that drops pricing by ~$115 (or 15%) when purchasing four M1014 cameras bundled with an Axis Camera Companion CD This kit has an MSRP of $799 USD compared to $900+ when purchasing four M1014s (MSRP $229) separately.
As we covered in our overview of the M1014 release, using ACC wish this camera series is very competitive when compared to even low-cost VMS options, creating a four-camera megapixel surveillance system for under $1,000. This kit pricing discount further extends ACC's price advantage over other IP options, and brings pricing even closer to analog DVR levels.
Multi-camera playback support: Unlike many VMS options, ACC allows users to view only one camera during playback. This slows investigation time, as users must switch between cameras to review all angles of a given incident. Other VMSs support synchronized playback of multiple channels.
Multi-channel export: ACC allows only one channel of video to be exported at a time. Fully featured VMS providers allow exporting of multiple channels at once, speeding this process.
This will not make it fit for bigger deployements (there is still the 16 camera cap and many other limitations) but it would eliminate the most common objections we see for small scale VMSes.
Led by the aggressive package pricing and helped modestly by incremental feature improvements, this is a solid step forward for ACC that will certainly help increase adoption. Now, Axis does not need many more feature enhancements to make this a killer offering but it will be interesting to see if they hold back to not upset their partners. That said, we are hoping that they do as it would provide a much stronger entry level offering and force rivals to match innovations.

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In the May 11 Record I read with some concern, except for the formal sentencing, the Melissa Huckaby trial had been concluded. She entered a guilty plea and, as I am not a proponent of California's ridiculous capital punishment system, will receive, in my opinion, the maximum and appropriate punishment.
One remaining item concerns me: the judge's refusal to lift the gag order. The initial gag order had merit, to ensure the jury was not tainted, to guarantee a fair and impartial trial and to protect the privacy of the Cantu family. Now following a guilty plea, everything but the privacy issue is no longer relevant.
As a free democracy it is our constitutional right to be informed if and how our judicial system is working. This far outweighs the privacy issue. One of the most vital aspects of a successful democracy is transparency. If the legal avenues are open, the presiding judge should be ordered to lift the gag order or be removed from the case.
I am concerned with the way that you are covering the case of Melissa Huckaby. I certainly understand your position about the current gag order on this case. But to have three large articles in the May 12 edition of the paper basically saying the same thing seems excessive to me.
I know that we have the right to details, but maybe we will never know all the details. With the guilty plea, and some charges dropped some things will never be known. It might be best for details such as the autopsy contents be sealed forever.
We teach our children to stay close to home and be careful around strangers. But, it is when all of the protections we can offer fail to protect them that we are most shocked. I hope that the positive influence of Sandra Cantu will prevail through all of this. I am sure that her family and the local community will never forget her.
I have read recent letters from Steve Stevenson F.W. "Bill" Stamos, Roy Caster and Joe Dague and I want to join that list of California citizens that agrees with Arizona's illegal immigration law that is being criticized by our liberal politicians in Sacramento, Los Angeles and Oakland.
The facts are clear: our government, both state and federal, have failed to protect and represent American citizens from illegal immigrants. Their objective is to increase their voting base by granting amnesty to millions of illegal immigrants who entered this country illegally.
President Barack Obama and other liberals try to frame the debate as being about race. It is not about race but about the failure to enforce federal immigration laws.
We are a country of laws but laws are being selectively enforced mostly against American citizens. If we give illegal immigrants an amnesty/pardon then we should pardon all American citizens who are in prison for violating our laws.
We need to ask one question: Do our elected officials represent us or illegal immigrants? The answer is illegal immigrants. Therefore, let's vote them out.
I would like it if there were more bus benches around Stockton. There also needs to be more bus stops. I would like more stops on northbound route 61.
The sad fact of our current economic crisis is its permanence. The growth we have experienced for the past half century has been based first on stealing, then on borrowing.
After World War II, we began by exploiting less-developed nations, extracting raw materials and the benefits of cheap labor, often at gunpoint.
Throughout history, we have borrowed against our planet's future - treating environmental degradation as costless. Individually, in the 1970s, we gave up the one-earner household in order to keep incomes constant. In the 1980s, we began borrowing against our incomes, using credit cards. In the 1990's and early 2000's, home equity loans were the rage as we borrowed against our homes.
Throughout, governments were borrowing their own fair share and the U.S. deficit increased from less than $1 trillion in 1980 to over $10 trillion today.
The state government is likewise broke, down to every local government you can name. Now, cutting basic services is presented as the only way to survive. It's a lie.
The crisis today is unlike any other we have experienced. We can no longer borrow our way out of this. At a time when income and wealth disparity are at levels not seen since the 1920s, we must save our economy by raising taxes on those who are able to pay.
Raising taxes on the rich to employ the poor is good economic policy. The only ones opposed to it are the rich.
After over a decade of being involved in racing, mainly at 99 Speedway, then the Madera Speedway, I will say it is great to have our home track back.
With the economy in its current state the new track owners certainly have their work cut out for them. They are a Nascar sanctioned facility that brings a lot of rules and regulations that must be enforced. At one time or another, depending on the situation, racers and fans alike will be unhappy with rulings.
However, if you make track rules and do not follow through with them or make inconsistent calls on the track, you rapidly lose respect of both the fans and the racers alike. Just like any other successful business venture, one cannot do everything themselves. Putting the right people in the right jobs works well. The track operators need to realize this if they want to have any chance of staying open!
We just wanted to say thank you and congratulations to Oakland A's pitcher Dallas Braden on his perfect game on May 9.
Watching my family shed tears of joy after the Mother's Day game was worth all the nail biting leading up to it! Braden's perfect game means so much to us that words just can't describe. This is a memory that our entire family will always cherish. As A's fans living in Stockton, it doesn't get any better!
No one does a better job at promoting Stockton and the 209 as does Stockton's own Dallas Braden. I hope that the City of Stockton will acknowledge his tremendous accomplishment as well as his never-ending support of our city.
It is so refreshing to have a native son, Dallas Braden, in the news for all the right reasons. We should all be so very proud of what his family and Stockton produced. Congrats to you, Dallas.
There were so many problems addressed in The Record recently that I hardly know where to begin.
Schools and teachers are blamed for student failures, when the blame should be on the students. From school age on children have the responsibility to learn. That should be their primary goal in life. Life is not all fun and games. We should fund schools, as the No. 1 priority.
Constitutionally we are required to fund medical care for criminals, even though I feel prisons are for punishment and not rehabilitation. We may soon build more prisons in our area. This will mean providing jobs for some. But where will the money come from to pay them since the state is broke?
With such horrendous unemployment, the taxpayer is tapped out.
Is marijuana a medicine? If it is, then why can't the pharmacies sell it? Seems to me that it would solve many problems. No expensive code enforcements for the city or time consuming council meetings to discuss the businesses that want to sell it.
Assemblywoman Mariko Yamada, D-Davis, has introduced Assembly Bill 2465, sponsored by the Mosquito and Vector Control Association of California.
AB2465 would require every agency of the state to manage newly acquired property appropriately with a goal of reducing mosquito breeding opportunities.
This would include eliminating wasteful watering practices on state-owned lawns and landscaping, and managing wildlife and wetland areas in order to reduce mosquito habitat.
Implementation of this legislation would reduce health care costs borne by the state and local governments resulting from mosquito-borne diseases, including but not limited to the West Nile virus. AB2465 would reduce costs to local government mosquito control agencies and would reduce the amount of pesticides used to control mosquito breeding.
Unfortunately, AB2465 is currently on the Assembly Appropriation Committee "suspense file," which means if it is not moved forward, it will die in the legislative process. MVCAC supports AB2465 moving forward in the legislative process as all Californians will benefit from the legislation.
I just read the following on Brad Goehring's Facebook page: "If I could issue hunting permits, I would officially declare today opening day for liberals. The season would extend through November 2 and have no limits on how many taken as we desperately need to 'thin' the herd."
Let's just set aside the violent and threatening tenor of this message.
"I intended to include the wording 'we would use votes and not bullets' (but) hit the share button by accident before I finished and decided to leave it, thinking it would not be taken in a literal sense. I'm sorry if I confused anyone."
It is plain to me that Republican primary candidate Goehring does not want to represent all the people in Congressional District 11, just those who agree with his political views.
Well, I hate to disappoint Goehring, but that's not how government works.
If elected, he will represent all the constituents of this district, whether liberal, conservative, libertarian or otherwise.

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It’s New Year’s Day. And though Stuart isn’t physically here to start our new year off with a bang, or in his case, with a s-l-o-w saunter or a Scottie waddle, he will always be with us.
Here’s proof. Look at this photo!
This little fellow was waiting for us when we returned from being away the week of Christmas. We had to get out of the house. There’s nothing worse than an empty house that was once filled with laughter, love and life with a Scottish Terrier.
But we can’t stay away forever. And that’s one of the reasons this little “Angel Stuart” brought such tears to our eyes the night we returned from our trip. There he was. Waiting for us all snug as a bug in a box that a nice neighbor noticed on our doorstep and safely stashed in our mailbox while we were away.
That was last Sunday night. Angel Stuart goes with me everywhere. I put him in my pocket and give him elevator rides between floors. Like we did with Stuart when he was either being stubborn or had trouble seeing the steps or trouble jumping off the sofa or bed. It’s hard to tell with a Scottie isn’t it? Whether it’s stubbornness or something else?
We pat Angel Stuart on the head, talk to him, give him kisses and love him. And, in true Stuart style, he never answers back. But the look in his eyes says it all.
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Sweet post………..Stuart is truly with you always – that little statue is adorable too! A new year starts and it’s not the same without him we know but he’s wanting you to have the BEST year ever I’m sure of it……….Happy New Year!
Why he just appeared ~ how did he get there?
Oh, what a wonderful gift, and perfect timing I’d say. Please give Angel Stuart a pat on the head and a kiss from us both as we wish you three a Happy New Year!
What an incredibly kind and loving gift. It tells how much love Stuart generated. Stuart moving on to his next adventure is very painful for you left behind. I can say all the words that he is always with you, in your heart, is pain and disease free, that he is flying with the angels but the truth is it hurts, hurts real bad. We understand and hope that understanding can give comfort. Strange, we have one of those little statues but ours is plain and does not have the white patches on it. Sending more hugs.
What a beautiful tribute to your furry love! A friend of mine is currently dying of brain cancer-at age 42- and a mutual friend shared this poem. It brought me a modicum of peace and I hope it does the same for you!
We are so happy to see you back.Angel Stuart is beautiful. I keep a key chain in my car with a tag from each Scottie that has passed. It brings me a modicum of comfort while driving on the crazy roads.
What a wonderful little Angel Stuart to come home to! A little piece of Stu love to help comfort you. We are sending you love and comfort to help you start the New Year. A big Arroooo too in memory of you Sweet Stu!
That is a wonderful and powerfully moving gift.
At this time last year, I was hoping that 2015 would be better for Scotties than 2014 (RIP Daisy, Jazzi, Kyla). It didn’t happen (Angus Fala, Stuart). I’ve probably missed someone. However, 2016, although you have easy acts to follow, get an A+ at this time next year because nothing bad happened.
Knew Stuart’s spirit would show up again… remember the phone call to the tech support guy named Stuart you wrote about? No coincidences – all part of dear Stuart’s energy reaching out to you in tangible ways. He is your guardian angel, and will always be with you. I have the tags of Tog, Wastson, and Jesse on their collars, hanging off the brass bedposts of our bed so we can say goodnite to them every day.
I have an Angel MacDuff, Watson, Sherlock and soon have Angel with Kip. Dread that coming as Kip is special. Those Scotties are something else! They stay with you and never let you know anything is wrong with them! They are our companions and protectors as long as they are with us. They give us unexpected moments, lots of love and stare at us until we give in to their commands!!! The most wonderful companion in my life have been my Scotties!! I miss Stuart as I did love his spirit, vigor and he was a saucy character!!! So much a Great Scott!!! Thinking of you peeps in your loss of a most marvelous Scottie!
After we lost our two Scotties, Bonnie and Raelinn, our granddaughter gave us two stuffed Scotties which I put the girls collars on and they sit on our bed each day. I would tug on their beards and look in their eyes and there were my girls. We have a new scottie now after waiting two years and Skye is a blessing. She has her own personality totally different from the other 3 Scotties I had. Maybe one day you will add to your family again when the time is right till then I’m sending you hugs and Skye sends you a scottie hello.
Reading this makes my heart happy. Happy New Year to you all!
xoxo Jackie and Bonny Rose.
This is inspired! How true that he is always with you. We’re with Kismet – hope 2016 is a kinder, gentler year for all of us.
Awwwww, we love the white chest and back. So sweet.
And somewhere in the world, maybe not far away, there is or will be another Scottish Terrier, maybe a pup – who cannot replace Stuart ever – ever – but can bring some more of that special charm and fun and love that Scotties specialize in. He or she will honor the memory of your Stuart and help you to smile again. I know ‘cos it happened to me. To honor the beloved pets who went away I took another one to my heart. We live longer than they do … so they leave us, but each one that comes after is also special.
Be of good heart – he will always be with you – the Angel Stuart is just wonderful – we have an Angel Tobias – he is in his favorite place – with us! – Another year will bring you good things including possibly a new little boy to help you along — Be Happy and Have a Great New Year.
A portable angel! What a wonderful gift!
We Know that Stu will always be with you! That is just a Darling and extremely thoughtful Present left for you! It is just like our Stu!! We’re so happy he was waiting for you so you wouldn’t have to return to a memory filled house where Stu was not physically visible! What a touching and love- filled Token for Stu’s loving Peeps!
Angel Stu loves you and so do we!
Ohhhh…thank you so much for sharing this with us. We know it has to be very difficult right now and we’re happy you have a little angel in your pocket!

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It's Our 10th Anniversary And We Are Celebrating With A Store Wide Sale!
We've been busily unpacking box after box of new fall inventory and our shelves are bursting at the seams! Everything from store room vintage novelty yarns to the first of our spectacular new fall inventory will be on sale from 10% up to 80% off!
Check out our new White Room space featuring Encore Worsted yarn lines in every solid, heather, striping, colorspun, tweed and shimmer made, as well as a new line of Plymouth igKnite needles and fabulous new bags. Then wander down our expanded Wall of Wool and throughout the rest of our showroom and lose yourself in all of our new fall yarns from Amano, Berroco, Lang, Malabrigo, Plymouth, Tahki, West Yorkshire, Zen Yarn Gardens and more!
We've put 10 exciting 10th Anniversary Door Prizes together just for you as a thank you for your support over our first 10 amazing years! Be sure to enter to win at the checkout counter. No purchase necessary. Winners will be drawn at the close of business on Saturday 9/2/17.
Please note our 10th Anniversary Sale runs during regular business hours Saturday, August 26th through Saturday, September 2nd.
All sale amounts are pre-tax and some restrictions apply. No prior sales. No returns on sale yarns. Available in-store only.
Summer hours end this weekend. Please note, the shop will be open on Sundays once again beginning Sunday 8/27/2017.
We will, however, retain our revised Friday hours throughout the year. See shop hours below.
The Village Yarn & Fiber Shop / Dizzy Sheep making the world a happier place one knitter at a time.

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Cremation services in Santee, CA completely understand how you will be devastated by the loss of a loved one and will need help and assistance in arranging a cremation.
One of the main reasons that people regularly choose a cremation over a burial is linked to the cremation costs in Santee, CA. The final bill for cremating a person is usually far lower than the cost of arranging a burial because you do not have to pay for the land, its preparation and then the long-term upkeep.
Across all of America cremations are rapidly increasing as the most popular choice of interment and it is predicted that over 50% of people will choose cremation within the next 20 years or so. An exact and full price list will be passed to the person organizing the cremation so that you fully understand all of the cremation costs in Santee, CA.
Why Do People Choose Cremation in Santee, CA?
When you have experienced standing around a graveside as the body is lowered into the earth, it is an experience that many prefer to forget. The very different, and less dramatic experience of attending a cremation, focuses more on the person who has died rather than the events organized by Santee, CA cremation services.
Some religions will only accept a cremation as the only option for interment and this will be explained by cremation services in Santee, CA. In the past, other religions would not accept a cremation as an alternative, but in modern times, the majority of religions are completely accepting of the cremation method being used.
In the majority of states, you can care for the deceased at your own home, but the majority of people will prefer that cremation services in Santee, CA will undertake the facility.
Santee, CA cremation services will explain that the body of the deceased is placed into a container which can be a coffin or casket, but a simple and suitable container is all that the law requires. At the crematorium, the employees will remove jewelry and medical devices, like pacemakers, to reduce the safety hazards for the cremation process. An efficient tagging system is used so that the individual can always be properly identified.
The individual will be cremated in the furnace at temperatures between 1400?F and 2000?F during the course of 2 to 3 hours, when the body will be reduced completely to fine powder, mostly a grey color. These are the ashes that are then returned to the nominated person as part of the cremation costs in Santee, CA.
All of the options related to the memorial service will be carefully discussed with Santee, CA cremation services.
The Santee, CA cremation costs will detail whether the crematorium will be supplying a standard urn to return the ashes to you or whether you have opted to purchase a model for display which you may decide to use for a number of years.
The individual is always cremated alone, so you can rest assured that the ashes being returned to you are always correct and all of the procedures will be explained in detail by Santee, CA cremation services.
Some religious groups will require for a cremation to be completed inside 24 hours after the death of the person. This will be arranged by the funeral director and included within the Santee, CA cremation costs, once all of the legal documentation is complete.
There are so many things that you need to think about after someone has died so you should not be worried about leaning heavily on the skills and experience offered by Santee, CA cremation services.


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From 1 January 2018, payment card insurance terms and conditions provided by the Security Program as well as travel insurance for Mastercard Gold and Mastercard Standard are updated.
From 1 January 2018, the updated Payment Card Security Program Application Terms come into force, which will give you even more security.
From now on, together with your card’s Security Program, you will be insured with the cancellation of the event due to sickness insurance, vehicle key loss insurance and personal liability insurance.
If you lose the card and it is blocked, the fee for the Security Program will not apply to it and the program will expire from the month when the fee was not written off.
You can get acquainted with the updated Payment Card Security Program Application Terms here, and you can find the Terms and Conditions of the Security Program here.
From 1 January 2018 Mastercard Gold and Mastercard Standard credit card travel insurance will be taken care of by the Baltic Underwriting Agency, and the insurance will be filled with the new opportunities.
up to 480 €, 40 €/hr.
If the event occurred before 31 December 2017 (inclusive), the ERGO Insurance SE Lithuanian Branch insurance rules are valid and you must apply to this company.
You can find new insurance conditions for Mastercard Gold here and for Mastercard Standard here.

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Take your look into the future by embracing next season's trends right now.
Consider it the reinvention of a basic—the cotton shirt dress received the high fashion treatment on many of the season's runways, like this shoulder-baring version at Christian Dior.
When warm weather hits, pair the effortless dress with streamlined sandals and interesting jewelry.
Acne dress, $310, net-a-porter.com; Prada sandals, $550, saksfifthavenue.com; Balenciaga bracelet, $465, balenciaga.com.
Over the knee boots and an oversized sailor coat make this poplin piece ready for the right now.
Acne dress, $310, net-a-porter.com; Altuzarra coat, $3,995, net-a-porter.com; Stuart Weitzman boots, $598, stuartweitzman.com.
Off the shoulder looks seem inherently post-solstice, especially in a blush hue like this standout Balenciaga dress—but this trend has cool weather potential as well.
Pair a couture-like off-the-shoulder balloon sleeve top with high-waisted skinnies and a luxe bag for an evening out—even tonight, possibly.
Rosie Assoulin top, $1,695, modaoperandi.com; Stella McCartney high-waisted flares, $325, net-a-porter.com; Saint Laurent bag, $1,590, mytheresa.com.
Come spring, wear the same statement top with dressed up shorts and oxfords for a lovely take on daywear.
Miu Miu shorts, $530, net-a-porter.com; Alexander Wang oxfords, $645, shopBAZAAR.com ; Rosie Assoulin top, $1,695, modaoperandi.com.
The runways were rife with major movement and a bohemian disposition in the form of the new fringe—like this black and white Calvin Klein Collection look.
For the city girl's view on boho flair, pair a fringed skirt with minimal booties and a great knit—all topped off with a chubby fur.
Rag & Bone skirt, $325, rag-bone.com; Miu Miu sweater, $610, net-a-porter.com; Meteo by Yves Salomon fur jacket, $2,113, mytheresa.com; Gianvito Rossi boots, $870, net-a-porter.com.
Take that same fringe, tuck in an oxford and finish with Spring's chicest shower shoe for an elegant take on laidback.
Rag & Bone skirt, $325, rag-bone.com; Isabel Marant top, $310, lagarconne.com; Isabel Marant shoes, $510, net-a-porter.com.
We adore the idea of staying consistently current, but in the interest of saving something to look forward to, Spring '14's little white dresses are best left waiting for the season ahead. Chloé, Christopher Kane and J.W. Anderson dresses...we'll see you soon.


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A GRP tank liner is a cost-effective alternative to replacement and will extend the life expectancy of a tank by approximately 15 years.
By lining with fibreglass it also eliminates contamination to the tank's content. It can be combined with different resins to provide a chemical-resistant surface.
Lining Systems GRP Ltd is City and Guild confined space trained and endeavors to comply with all on-site regulations.


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ST02179AT Installation of Airshow 400 In-Flight Entertainment System.
ST09604SC Installation of a modified aircraft interior. Approval limited to installation on Boeing 737-291.
Air Conditioning, Hydraulics, Oxygen, Fire Protection, Detail Design and installation, Equipment qualification, Service Documents, Electrical Load Analysis.
ST00653DE Latitude Technologies Corp. SkyNode SATCOM system in LearJet Model 31, 31A, 35, 35A, 36, & 36A airplanes.
ST02819AT Descriptive data pertaining to this design change are considered inadequate for duplication in other products. This approval is limited to only the installation made in Bombardier Model CL-600-1A11 S/N: 1008. Installation of a passenger Supplemental Oxygen System.

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BEFORE WE RECAP, LET’S RECAP.
While everyone else was boring, Jess was busy shutting out Mick as she lied her way into a sordid fling with Dan the beefcake. Everyone called it. She denied it. Then she lied her way out of the firing line before proudly exclaiming that she “came here for love” and she “found it with Dan.” Oh the horror.
Apparently it’s not the cheating that anyone cares about. It’s the lying.
Apparently no-one understands that cheating is lying. But whatever.
Four and a half couples left for the dinner party.
We have Mark and Ning desperately dancing around a definition for “feels” that both can deal with and maybe even get laid.
Cam and Jules who’ve gone from sickeningly sweet to sickeningly sweet with all of the action and intensity of a five-day cricket game.
Mike and Heidi who are a case study in psychological warfare.
And finally there’s Jess and Dan. After proclaiming their undying lust for each other and blowing up the last commitment ceremony with the audacity of outing their affair in front of their partners and so-called friends, Jess and Dan are back as a couple.
The ‘experts’ pantomimed through a clear brief from the producers that they needed a legitimate way to keep the cheaters. So mansplaining-John proclaims “they stay because it’s an experiment and if we set rules it wouldn’t be an experiment” and so Jess and Dan are in.
Besides, they “came here for love”. Whatever.
AND SO. THE DINNER PARTY.
It started out okay. Some super witty observations from Ning. “It’s not called wife swap, it’s Married at First Sight” she announces, quite correctly. Everyone nods sagely. They feel more cheated than Mick and that other woman whose name we’ve instantly forgotten.
But it is what it is and so it goes. Mike has a pop at Jess. It’s sport. Jess has a pop at Mike. It’s tennis. Dan tries to assert some total lack of authority. Everyone gives him a side glance of ‘Know your place you cheating beefcake’. It settles down.
Just as it’s about to get boring again, mansplaining-John comes in with over-art directed questions from the “honesty box.” We immediately think about a cold cider on a warm afternoon and wonder why someone missed the commercial opportunity. Oh well.
Ning asked Mark a question. He bumbled through ‘his’ definition of love. She said “great answer” and gave him a kiss. Pavlov’s dog wagged his tale.
Jules proclaimed she was pregnant. Jokes. No-one will forget the frozen moment of “holy f**k” written all over Cam’s face before he unconvincingly lies that “that would have been awesome”. Sweet.
Martha and Mike did something boring. Heidi and Mike still can’t work out whose fault everything is. She thinks it’s his but tells him it’s hers. He gets confused as to why anyone who think a universe revolves around anyone but him. Same old. Same old.
It’s a train smash. He’s got nowhere to go. The experts say “this is difficult to watch” and we agree. But difficult to watch is the point of the show. Bring on the schadenfreude – ‘dig yourself out of that you cheating beefcake’ we think to ourselves.
Dan answers unconvincingly. Jess flutters her eyes like she’s convinced. And we suddenly get overwhelmingly convinced that Jess spends her evenings plaiting the manes of her My Little Ponies. How old is she? Seven?
And then it got good.
Heidi asked Mick some question that was instantly forgettable but highly irrelevant. Because right then, just as the electrician was plugging in some barely believable rhetoric to try and keep himself in the game – Jess giggled. Sparks flew.
Mike went nuts. “I just can’t stand your face” he says in a consistently grown up expression of his feelings. Jess sniped back. Mike got crosser. “But I listened to you,” says Mike in a tacit acknowledgement that both had descended into a Primary School catfight.
The young and the heartless.
“It’s about respect”. She says, with all the mother-hen authority of someone basking in the glow of a recent fake pregnancy. “It’s about respect”.
Unsure as to whether Jules repeated the salient advice, we don’t have to wait long for her to undermine her point and unnecessarily pull Martha into an argument that was already won. She turned heated into explosive “There are women and then there are girls”.
Way to go Jules. You had a good point. You made it well. And then you threw in a grenade.
“You don’t understand, we’re millennials.” Exclaims Martha.
“We’re millennials” she says as if that’s both explanation and excuse for a string of narcissistic mis-steps that leave people looking stupid and hurt.
“We’re millennials” she says, like she’s proud of it.
And honestly who knows what happened next?
Because Martha and Jess are millennials. And that’s their story.
And we all spend the next twenty minutes talking about how world going to hell in a handcart and praying that neither Martha nor Jess are anything like exemplary examples of millennials.


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The mechatronic unit is remanufactured with the newest updates available at the time and only with 100 % original OEM parts. All mechatronics are Shift pressure tested and all electrical shift currents are measured and adjusted by the computerized test-simulation system (SIL-system) Test values are evaluated and corresponding algorithms are written to control module's permanent memory. The control module is calibrated with the individual pressure actuators for this mechatronic unit. Therefore we only supply Mechatronics included the TCU tested und calibrated specifically for your vehicle. !
Our Mechatronics are complete reprogrammed and coded and after the successfully installation ready for you to drive.
The BMW ZF mechatronics' are notorious for several complaints as 2-1 downshift bump or 4-5 shift flare harsh upshift, harsh downshift and TTC clutch failure with overheating. Our remanufacture process is specially concentrated of this common complains.

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text: Shimano SM-BMR2-S Dura-Ace Di2 External Battery Mount Short: Short mount for securing under the water bottle cage. For use with external cable routing applications. E-tube connection to simplify installation.


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Watch ‘We Could Be Free’ video by Vic Mensa featuring Ty Dolla $ign!
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Lawrie is an experienced journalist and marketing professional with extensive healthcare experience. Alongside working with some of the UK’s most popular healthcare magazines he works as a science, technology and digital journalist across Europe.
Lawrie has worked with healthcare organisations as a marketing manager and communications consultant encompassing all aspects of communication including reactive and proactive PR, managing marketing campaigns and producing annual reports and consultation documents.
Since 2010 he has established himself as an expert in digital communications within the NHS, working with primary care organisations, acute trusts and mental health trusts to shape their digital offer. This has included creating the NHS’s first interactive service finder on the iPhone and publishing an interactive Haynes manual.
Prior to working with Highland he has worked as marketing expert with a range of high-profile clients in a variety of sectors including defence, environment, local government and the charitable sector.
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This Course Catalog is subject to change by the administration.
This is also available in the PowerSchool Daily Bulletin.
Course Description: This course immerses the motivated art student in more advanced techniques of drawing, painting, collage, and creative visual thinking. The class will meet two times per week- each for one hour. Brief project set up demonstrations and orientations will be presented. Much of the teaching will be one-to-one interaction with the instructor. The work may lead to the beginning of an art portfolio. Studio Art Elective leads to the more advanced studio art classes. Topics to be covered include: drawing the manikin figure; realistic face drawing from a photo; a large collage with a central structural concept or idea; an acrylic painting on canvas; a one point perspective drawing; a self-chosen project; and outdoor drawings (Fall and Spring).
Course Requirements: Students must produce a student art work for each project the class undertakes. Currently there are six major projects- three per semester. Students in this class must have done well in the previous art class and be motivated and able to work hard on producing quality art projects.
Course Description: This course takes a thematic approach to the study of the various time periods and genres of British Literature. Students will continue to develop skills in close critical interpretation and analysis of text, including some emphasis on Pre AP English skills. Students will also become more familiarized with the style of essay writing required for success on the Regents Comprehensive Examination in English to be taken in their junior year. In addition, students will continue to develop vocabulary usage, critical reading skills, and writing skills, as necessary for research, AP courses, the PSAT, and the SAT or ACT. The course is structured thematically, including topics ranging from conformity and rebellion, sacrifice, loyalty, and the relationship between humans and nature.
Course Requirements: All readings are completed at home and students are expected to annotate and come prepared to discuss in class. There are frequent writing exercises both in class and at home. Students complete several dialectical journals at home each quarter, which aids in analysis and interpretation. Students also complete independent reading, creative assignments, and an analysis paper for their midterm. In addition, students participate in several guided discussions throughout the year. The course culminates with a research paper process, which counts as a final exam.
Guidance provides students with an opportunity to meet with a counselor once a week in a small group setting in which many topics relevant to adolescence and high school are handled. Topics, such as college and career planning, study skills, emotional issues, peer counseling, etc. are addressed throughout the four years. Academic scheduling and academic advisement are key components of the guidance process.
Course Description: Students are introduced to the major components of the computer, including: coding, input, output, memory, storage, processing, software, and the operating system. Students gain an appreciation for the many ways in which computers have had an impact across the range of human activity, as well as for the many different fields in which they are used. Examples illustrate the broad, interdisciplinary utility of computers and algorithmic problem solving in the modern world. Students are introduced to some basic issues associated with program design and development. Students design algorithms and programming solutions to a variety of computational problems, using SNAP, a visual, drag-and-drop programming language.
Course Requirements: Class assessments will be based on projects that will require use of more than one computer application. Some of these projects will be both collaborative and interdisciplinary.
Course Description:This course is part of the student’s preparation for the Geometry Regents in June. Use of the graphing calculator in problem solving will be practiced.
Course Description: This course prepares the student for the Algebra 2/Trigonometry Regents Exam in June. Use of the graphing calculator in problem solving will be practiced.
development of vocabulary and grammar. Students will also read a book in French. Theme for this level will focus on “My year in Paris.” Students will develop an e-portfolio with specific tasks to be completed using a computer. Each task will cover a specific topic which then will focus on a certain grammar point and vocabulary to be included for that topic. This task involves both written and speaking evaluation.
Course Requirements: Students will be expected to participate daily in the target language. The students are evaluated by exams, homework, ePortfolio and participation. The course will have a lab/performance component. The e-portfolio will be done via Edmodo.
Course Description: This second level course is a continuation and further development of the basic knowledge acquired in the previous year. Increased focus is given to oral comprehension and to the development of functional competency in Spanish as well as to a greater appreciation of the culture and customs of Hispanic countries. Oral skills are intensified, and writing and reading in Spanish are emphasized.
Course Requirements: Students will be assigned homework regularly. One cultural project per quarter will be given. Test and quizzes will be administered reflecting the class work. Class participation is necessary. Students are required to take midterm and final exams which are each 10% of the students’ final grade. Students will be expected to use the internet to further their skills of Spanish from classroom lectures, and will be monitored by the instructor.
Course Description: This course will focus on understandings, attitudes and behavior in regards to the several dimensions of health. This instruction relates to alcohol, tobacco and other drugs, safety, mental health, nutrition, dental health, sensory perception, disease prevention and control, environmental and public health, consumer health, first aid, and other health-related areas.
Course Requirements: The students will be required to attend class weekly and participate in all projects and activities. Grades will be determined by performance in class, on tests and on quizzes.
Course Description: This course is a performance class that will focus on building and maintaining cardiovascular endurance. The students will learn the importance of cardiovascular training to keep their heart healthy, increase muscle, and maintain a healthy lifestyle. This class will use various programs including yoga, circuit training, and aerobic activities to build cardiovascular endurance.
Course Requirements: The students will be required to attend class weekly and participate in all activities. In addition students will need to complete a one mile run/walk at the end of this course.
Course Description: Honors Chemistry provides a core course of study that presents a modern view of chemistry at a pace and with enhancements suitable for students with advanced skills and abilities. The focus is on conceptual understanding and has been prepared with the assumption that the content, skill and vocabulary necessary have been taught at the elementary and intermediate grade levels and that mathematical competency has been demonstrated. The basic content of this lab-based course is aligned with the standards set forth by the New York State Physical Environment curriculum. The topics presented in this syllabus include: the atom, formulas and equations, matter, the periodic table of elements, bonding, kinetics and equilibrium, oxidation-reduction, acids, bases and salts, organic chemistry and nuclear chemistry. In addition to covering these curriculum standards set forth by the New York State Board of Regents, Honors Chemistry has an additional focus on Biochemistry in preparation for AP or College Biology. Examples of additional topics to be covered include ionic compounds and nerve impulses, solubility and gout, and the oxidation-reduction reactions of cellular metabolism.
projects; and assessments composed of Regents-level, and AP questions. The course culminates with the June Regents exam.
Course Prerequisite: Department Recommendation - recommendation based on a minimum of 90% in both Biology and 9th grade Math.
Course Description: All students take chemistry. Our chemistry course provides a core course of study that presents a modern view of chemistry suitable for students with a wide range of skills and abilities. The focus is on conceptual understanding and has been prepared with the assumption that the content, skill and vocabulary necessary have been taught at the elementary and intermediate grade levels. The content of this lab-based course is aligned with the standards set forth by the New York State Physical Environment curriculum. The topics presented in this syllabus include: the atom, formulas and equations, matter, the periodic table of elements, bonding, kinetics and equilibrium, oxidation-reduction, acids, bases and salts, organic chemistry and nuclear chemistry.
Course Requirements: Students must complete 1200 Minutes of Lab Investigations.
Assessments consist of Regents-level questions. The course culminates in the June offering of the Regents exam.
Course Prerequisite: Department Recommendation - recommendation based the student’s performance on the Regents (re-evaluated in June), and on a minimum of 75% in both Biology and 9th grade Math.
Course Description: This course focuses on the interaction between physical and living environments. This hands-on interactive curriculum is aligned with the standards set forth by the New York State Board of Regents. All Earth Science students sit for the June offering of the Regents examination. The topics included in the curriculum are geology, meteorology, and astronomy with special emphasis on ecological issues and natural weather events. Topics such as: weather forecasting, earthquakes, global environmental issues (climate change), rocks/minerals, space exploration, etc.
Course Requirements: Regents Earth Science focused on hands-on lab investigations. Both the mid-year and Regents exam have a lab practical component which is required by New York State.
writing analytical thematic and document-based essays, periodic quizzes and tests, and a research project will be completed during the 10th grade portion of the course.
Course Description: This is a college-level survey course that will examine contemporary issues in the field of world history. The course will provide students with better historical thinking skills and world historical content.
Course Requirements: Besides normal class requirements, students will be expected to read and write frequently both in and out of class. Students are required to take the AP World History exam in May. Students will need to purchase a textbook (first semester), and pay for the AP exam (second semester).
Course Prerequisite: Department recommendation - recommendation based on the students PSAT critical reading score, performance in Global 9, and teacher recommendation.
Course Fee: $90 for the AP Exam, and $100 for the AP World History textbook.
Course Description: This course offers two major themes: the New Testament and Church History.
Course Description: The chorus program is curricular in design and teaches basic vocal music fundamentals and stages two major performances annually. The Christmas Concert offers a traditional repertoire of seasonal music, both secular and sacred, and the Spring Concert finishes the year with classical, modern, and student-composed selections. The Chorus performs regularly at many school celebrations, liturgies and events. Students meet daily at 7:30 am, are graded for their work and receive academic credit for their participation.


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They're gunna lose a lotta money by not putting it on the Xbox...But why GBA?! That's a dead system. No offence, but still. And if they're putting it on the Wii, why not 360 and/or PS3?!
Gah!!! *strangles Xbox* Why, Sierra, WHY??? Why not on Xbox anymore??? WHYYYYY???
I read the inside of a game package once. It said "Warning, do not play if symptoms of potential cardiac arrest are caused.". You'd better not play it, Brazillian Spyro.
But why not a PS3 version???
I just wonder when they'll get the cover art shown on the net... I wonder what it'll look like!
There making spyro games more violent because it used 2 all be Universal but now there making them PG.
Does anyone think that the game is just based on pirtes?
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The 38th Summit of Heads of State and Government of the Southern African Development Community (SADC), which is taking place in Namibia on 17-18 August, is expected to address a wide range of issues of importance to the SADC region, most notably the status of implementation of the SADC Industrialization Strategy and Roadmap, as well as the current political situation and its effect on investment.
According to Wildu du Plessis, the Head of Africa at global law firm Baker McKenzie in Johannesburg, there is a common theme of political uncertainty having a detrimental effect on investment amongst all members of the SADC region, with the exception of the Botswana economy, which appears to be behaving differently.
“Sometimes this political uncertainty in Africa has been successfully addressed, for example Kenya appears to be back on track after uncertainty surround its elections last year. However, the political issues that surfaced around the recent elections in Zimbabwe has put the country back in a cycle of uncertainty. The same applies to South Africa, where there was positive sentiment around the appointment of Cyril Ramaphosa as the country’s new president, but now reality has set in and investors are realising that Ramaphosa has to deliver on a very tall order,” he said.
Du Plessis noted that with regards to the SADC Industrialization Strategy and Roadmap, which will be discussed at the Summit, there appears to be a big gap between the planning and implementation stages.
He explains that to-date, there has not been a big change in the levels of industrialization in the SADC region. For example, an important element for improving industrialization would be to bring manufacturing back to the region, which hasn’t happened yet,” he noted.
“One hopes that the Summit will focus on the ways to move from strategy to implementation,” he said.
A good example of an industrialization strategy that is being implemented effectively, is the Zimbabwe Government’s partnership with commercial farmers to increase agricultural production in the country.
“This looks like it is working and that might produce a solution that could be implemented in other sectors as well,” he noted.
Kieran Whyte, Head of Energy, Mining and Infrastructure at Baker McKenzie in Johannesburg explains further that there has not been enough clarity around SADC’s Industrialization Strategy.
“I am not sure everyone is up to speed with what is proposed in the plan,” he said.
“Industrialization will be a priority agenda item at the upcoming Summit, considering the urgent need to foster economic growth and increase employment in the region. Industrial growth has to take place having regard to advancements in technology, the movement to digitisation, the decarbonisation agenda and automation. It is also important for countries to ensure they have the required workforce that is skilled in the right areas, as opposed to skilled people in operations that are unlikely to last,” he said.
Whyte said that an example of the process involved in implementing an industrialization strategy is the role the Department of Trade and Industry in South Africa is playing a role in fostering industrialization, especially with regards to projects that increase youth employment and the creation of special economic zones and industrial parks. The Black Industrialists Scheme and the commitment to localisation, which involves the uptake of locally manufactured goods and services, are all part of the process to increase industrialization in the country.
The theme of this year’s SADC Summit is “Promoting Infrastructure Development and Youth Empowerment for Sustainable Development”. At the recent BRICS Summit in Johannesburg the importance of industrialization and the need for Africa to address its infrastructure deficit, including power, was also discussed.
Whyte says that developing infrastructure is vital for the improvement of economic growth , employment opportunities and the socio-economic conditions in the region. An example of a proposed power infrastructure project in Namibia, the SADC Summit hosts, is the mooted Kudu Gas Project . The Namibian Minister of Energy recently referred to this project when he spoke at the African Energy Forum in Mauritius.
“This project is offshore, and they have to bring the gas onshore and find power or industrial offtakers not only in Namibia but in neighbouring countries as well. As such, industrialization will work only if there is an increase in intra-regional trade and dependency,” he said.
Whyte noted another key challenge of industrialization is raising finance on acceptable terms.
SADC noted when it launched the Industrialization Strategy and Roadmap that one of the biggest challenges to the growth of industrialization in the region was inadequate funding, and that they needed to consider innovative ways of financing industrialization.
Whyte notes that investments in infrastructure in particular are often big ticket, long term commitments with fixed locations, fixed revenue streams and structures, which will require substantial financial buy-in from all parties and stakeholders.
“Because of market volatility, coupled with low credit ratings and a lack of exposure to private investors, emerging markets, and Africa in particular, require innovative financing solutions to bridge the gap between public and private investment. This is where the New Development Bank and other Development Finance Institutions (DFIs) play a pivotal role.
Apart from perceived or actual investment barriers, infrastructure projects have to identify and mitigate multiple risks notably completion risks,regulatory or policy uncertainty, performance risks and revenue risks to ensure that the project not only repays its debts, but also provides an adequate return for investors. The overall “bankability” and multi-faceted and inter-dependency of the components of the primary and enabling infrastructure of a project must not be underestimated.
Whyte added that Industrialization in the SADC has to happen but it’s going to be challenging, especially when developing nations like China have the ability to mass produce products at lower production cost.
“SADC members will most likely also use the Summit’s platform to discuss the need for cross border and regional co-operation and collaboration, as well as the need for regulatory certainty and certain, independent, transparent and impartial regulation. Also under discussion will be the need to pursue a liberalised market to foster intra-Africa trade based on the recently signed African Continental Free Trade Area Agreement, the implementation of liberalised foreign exchange markets and convertibility of currencies, the status of bi-lateral investment treaties and security around property rights in the region,” he said.


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LEAGUE CITY, Texas (KTRK) -- An injured puppy was found in a garbage bag on the side of the road, according to the League City animal hospital that is treating the canine.
The pup was recovered by the Bayou Animal Services and then taken to the Animal Kingdom Pet Hospital in League City.
According to veterinarians, the dog's right eye was so damaged, they had to remove it.
The pet hospital is also treating the puppy for parasites.
The dog's rescuers are trying to find a forever home for the canine. They have given him the name Thor.
They are also appealing to the public for donations, as stated in the hospital's Facebook post. If you'd like to help, visit the YouCaring page set up for Thor.


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Voz Jewelry incorporates Jewish symbolism into their necklaces with designs featuring a Star of David, the State of Israel, a Tree of Life, and a Hamsa. Each print is mounted on an agate stone, a jasper stone, or a Mother of Pearl shell, to add even more beauty to the necklace.


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