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Home » News Story » Are MP3s making you depressed?
Research undertaken by Hong Kong University of Science and Technology and initially published by the AES (Audio Engineering Society) has found that using a compressed audio format (such as MP3), introduces subtle perceptual differences between recordings of various musical instruments.
It was noticed that increased compression led to a change in the “emotional characteristics” of various instruments. The research showed that motions considered neutral and negative (mysterious, shy, scary and sad) tended to be heightened, whilst more positive emotions (including happy and romantic) appeared to be diminished.
So unless you really want your recordings to induce an air or despondency, perhaps avoid using these formats!


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The U.S. Department of Labor reports that the average person will have 11 different jobs in his/her lifetime and keep each job for 4.5 years. If this rings true for you, one thing is for sure, you need the skills and tools to reinvent yourself, reimagine yourself, and explore industries that might be new to you.
Below are five key ways to learn about an industry that piques your curiosity and is new to you.
An informational interview is just a fancy term for a conversation where you ask questions of a person in a position that interests you. You can connect with someone and ask for a brief phone call or even a meeting for coffee. Just be sure to be brief and to-the-point in your request for a conversation. This helps ensure that the person will take the time to read your message and consider your request.
Don’t be shy. The worst anyone can say is politely, “I don’t have time”, and the best they can say is “Yes”! Most of the time, people are endeared to a person who seeks them out for insight and advice. And don’t just stop at one connection. Make several efforts to connect with multiple points of view.
If the industry you are exploring is one that lends itself to volunteer work, consider lending your time to gain experience and knowledge about that industry. Of course, many nonprofit organizations or service-oriented social enterprises would leap at the opportunity to have more talented and compassionate people on their team. You often do not need to give a large amount of your time, and you might decide to volunteer for more than one organization, depending on your schedule. Unless you have a specific place in mind, search your local area for organizations that help provide information and connect volunteers to opportunities. In Nashville, TN, there is Hands On Nashville or the Center for NonProfit Management. There is also an organization dedicated to social enterprise called the Nashville Social Enterprise Alliance, which also has a national chapter. You might even consider volunteering to help organize an event relating to your field of interest or one that is sponsored by a company of interest.
In some cases, you can score an opportunity to work for a company in an industry of interest on an experimental basis. As you connect with people and companies in the industry, keep your eyes open and be assertive in your communication to learn where there might be possibilities for one-time projects, internships, or part-time jobs. A former colleague once entered into a new industry by taking up a technical writing project to help and friend of a friend overloaded in his new business.
Once again, these options depend upon your flexibility and time constraints, though if you are seeking to redesign your life or you are looking to fill a gap, these can also be excellent avenues to gain more experience. In addition, if you feel that you need to “start over” in an industry, remember that you have many transferable skills, and you only build upon your experience. Careers are not linear anymore and they are made up of opportunities which come in many forms. You might consider taking an entry-level position in a new industry as well.
A quick and simple internet search will help you begin to learn about the different legitimate professional associations in existence dedicated to educating, advocating for, and governing different industries. In addition, in any informational interview, it is a great idea to always ask the person about their recommendations on professional associations. You can also look to your local chamber of commerce for initiatives related to your industry of interest and even insight into area groups that support the industry. Some examples are: the Society for Human Resource Management (SHRM) for Human Resources, the American Psychological Association (APA) for psychology and related fields, the American Marketing Association (AMA) for the field of marketing. Look for national and local chapters and see how you might become involved. Their websites are even a wealth of information.
Follow people and companies of interest on any of the social media networks. LinkedIn groups are also a great way to peer into an industry when you can join a group that is not locked. Regardless, you can follow conversations, comment, and interact with relevant topics to not only learn more but begin to make yourself known to the industry as well.
Many industries have popular publications dedicated to each field. Sometimes there may be scholarly journals to review, magazines to read, or simply blogs to which you can subscribe. Do your research to decide which sources you want to explore as you begin, and revise this list as you learn more and progress. You can also review magazines for general information and trends in business. Consider subscribing to your local business journal as well, if your interest remains local to your area.
The Occupational Outlook Handbook, supplied by the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, is a great basic resource for industry exploration. Peruse this site using “Occupation Groups”, “Featured Occupations”, “Fastest Growing Occupations”, and much more….
Let these tips also remind you that you never have to be a “finished product” in your life or your career. Sometimes the best answer to your burnout, boredom, or that unidentified tap on your shoulder, is the view from a new industry. Be cautious not to stifle your exploration by making assumptions about what you know – about yourself, your marketability, or the world of work. You may be surprised what you learn about areas of life and work where stones remain unturned by you.

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text: Dr. Fisher's Biography — Dr. Mark Fisher, MD is a Rheumatology Specialist who practices in Haddon Heights, NJ. He is 70 years old and has been practicing for 46 years. Dr. Mark Fisher, MD is affiliated with Our Lady of Lourdes Medical Center.

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This committee provides scientific and technical advice to the CDC, FDA and CMS on issues pertaining to clinical laboratories and the CLIA regulations. CLIAC usually meets two times a year. Minutes and presentations from each meeting can be found here.
ASCLS presents comments regarding the CDC discussions on Laboratory Safety and Quality: Lessons Learned Through the Ebola Response at the April CLIAC meeting. Our statement will be posted as part of the minutes. Read the statement now.
As many as 900,000 Americans are affected by blood clots each year and half of these are healthcare-associated. An estimated 70% of healthcare-associated blood clots are avoidable, yet fewer than half of hospitalized patients receive appropriate preventive treatment. CDC is looking for solutions for improving HA-VTE prevention.
The 2015 HA-VTE Prevention Challenge is looking for hospitals and managed care organizations that implement innovative and effective ways to prevent HA-VTE.
Nominate your organization for the chance to be awarded prizes up to $10,000, promote your strategy to help other organizations prevent HA-VTE in patients, and be named a HA-VTE Prevention Challenge Champion! The contest opens November 2, 2015.


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MTA web console or if you can when you go to "Log Files", you see the "Event Logs" list box show no log files and the list box shows very narrow in width.
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industry_corpus2: Computing & Telecommunications


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Exposure to loud music can lead to hearing loss.
Sticking things in your ear can cause cuts and earwax impactions.
Piercing your own ears is not a good idea.
It won’t be wrong to say that our ears are pretty low-maintenance parts of our body. You don’t have to clean them but most people prefer using cotton swabs on regular basis to get rid of ear wax. But that may not be a good idea after all. Wondering why ? Well, when you put cotton-tipped swap inside your ears in a attmept to remove wax, there is a good chance you are putting your ears and hearing at risk.
You can open up small cuts in your ear canal when you use Q-tips while cleaning your ears. You could also puncture your eardrum, or force wax deeper into the ear where it can plug, causing hear trouble or pain. Although, there is nothing to worry about while cleaning the outer rim of your ear canal if you notice wax accumulation there, digging inside should be avoided. Most people don’t know that the wax is there for a reason. You may find it hard to believe but this wax has antibacterial properties that protect your ear from infection. Besides, it also keeps your ear canal moist.
Below are some common mistakes all of us have been making with our ears and need to stop them right away.
Roughly 15% of Americans between the ages of 20 and 69 have some level of hearing loss due to loud noise exposure, according to the National Institute on Deafness. And research from the Indian Journal of Otology (and plenty other places) suggests loud music played through earphones could be a major cause. Rosenfeld says in-ear buds—much more so than over-ear headphones—are likely to cause damage. "A general rule of thumb is if people around you can hear your music, you're playing it too loud," he says.
Apart from the risks of cutting your canal or forcing wax back into your inner ear, sticking a finger in your ear is a mistake because your nails tend to conceal lots of microscopic bacteria that could cause an infection, Comer says.
Especially if you're diabetic or pre-diabetic, you're at greater risk for infection. "Diabetes damages your body's very small blood vessels, and also hurts the flow of blood to your ears," Comer explains. "So the stuff in your blood that your body naturally produces to fight infection doesn't get to your ears very effectively."
You have fond memories of your mother piercing your ears when you were a kid. But set your nostalgia aside and put down the needle. "I see infections related to this all the time," Comer says. "It's just really not a good idea." You want to visit a professional piercer who has the proper (and properly sterilized) instruments, Comer says.
In at least one way, hearing loss is like hair loss: whatever you lose is probably gone forever. "We all experience a little ringing or muffling from time to time," Rosenfeld says. "But if it's persistent or growing worse over time, you need to see someone."
Another reason to see a doc: You have ear pain. But its not necessarily because your ears are in trouble. "Ear pain is not always related to an ear problem," Rosenfeld says. Your jaw, teeth, and throat share common nerves with your ears. And so problems with any of them, including throat cancer, can manifest as ear pain, he explains.
So if you're having persistent pain—the kind that lasts more than a day or two—see someone about it, he advises.
Like nose-pickers, some people are fond of scratching or digging in their ears, Rosenfeld says. Paperclips, pen caps, and other right-sized desk sundries are the most common tools of the trade. And all could be causing cuts or earwax impactions that lead to pain or infections, he says. Comer adds that most ENTs will tell you "don't put anything smaller than your elbow in your ear," and he thinks that's good advice.


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LAKESIDE – The Monte Vista Monarchs earned one of the biggest upsets so far in the East County basketball season, and did it in impressive fashion in a 77-35 win over Victory Christian Academy on Saturday in the Grossmont Winter Tournament.
The Monarchs looked strong against the Knights, with five players finishing in double figures.
The Knights are currently the No. 1-ranked team in the Division 4 power rankings and 20th overall in the county-wide power rankings.
Monte Vista improved to 6-4 on the season.
EL CAJON VALLEY 54, PACIFIC RIDGE 45 – The Braves improved to 5-3 on the season by stomping on the Firebirds in overtime in a Grossmont Winter Classic game at Grossmont High School.
The Braves outscored the Pacific Ridge, 12-3, in the extra session.
The Braves got off to a strong start with a 19-4 lead after the first period.
El Cajon Valley still maintained the lead, 28-15, at halftime.
Pacific Ridge, however, trailed just 35-33 heading into the fourth quarter.
GROSSMONT 66, OCEANSIDE 59 – The Foothillers defeated the Pirates in the tournament game at home to improve to 7-3.
Grossmont is now on a four-game winning streak and will host Granite Hills on Monday.
FOOTHILLS CHRISTIAN 73, PATRICK HENRY 35 – The Knights did it with defense against the Patriots in a Grossmont Tournament game.
Foothills busted out to a 26-9 lead after one quarter. The Knights led 44-18 at halftime.
Seniors JAREN NAFARETTE and DARRIEN CARTER-HOLLINGER combined for 20 points in the first quarter for FCHS.
Junior YASSINE GHARRAM had three three-pointers on his way to 14 first-half points for the Knights.
Foothills Christian, which is ranked third in the county power rankings, improved to 4-2.
CLAIREMONT 60, EL CAPITAN 59 – The Chieftains edged the Vaqueros in a Grossmont Winter Classic game at El Capitan.
El Capitan fell to 4-5.
OLYMPIAN 56, MOUNT MIGUEL 54 – The Eagles edged the Matadors in a Grossmont Winter Tournament game at Olympian High on a three-point buzzer-beater by Eldon Baptist.
The Matadors got off to a strong start, building a 13-4 lead after one quarter.
The Matadors still held a nine-point lead at halftime, but the Eagles led 38-37 at the end of three periods.
Both teams are situated near the bottom of the top 20 in the county’s power rankings.
Baptist paced the Eagles with 19 points.
TEMECULA VALLEY 82, CHRISTIAN 75 – Senior JACKSON LARSEN scored 32 points and grabbed 13 rebounds, but Temecula Valley defeated the Patriots.
Christian High led 20-16 after one quarter, but the Golden Bears would eventually lead by as many as 11 in a game that still featured five ties and seven lead changes.
VINNY SIGNORELLI added 16 points for the Patriots. He made four three-pointers.
“I’m taking advantage of my opportunities,” Signorelli said. “I’m very fortunate that I have a team and coaching staff that believe in me.
MILES WILLIAMS contributed 12 points and had seven assists for CHS.
DESEAN LYNCH checked in with nine points for the Pats.
HOOVER 61, VALHALLA 54 – Valhalla entered the weekend having climbed all the way up to No. 10 in the county’s overall power rankings, but the Norsemen lost their second-straight game, this time to the Cardinals in a major upset at the Grossmont Winter Tournament game at Olympian High.
The Cards were ranked 95th in the recent rankings.
SAGE CREEK 62, SANTANA 37 – ZACH MILLER scored 15 points, while teammate DESMOND WILLIAMS added 10 points for the Sultans (2-7).
SCRIPPS RANCH 60, STEELE CANYON 47 – In a Grossmont Tournament game at Olympian High, the Falcons defeated the Cougars.

industry_corpus2: Sports


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So I am going to go ahead and skip weeks and weeks of the end of my last semester recall it now would be wasting time with things I don’t remember and using space I could use for more recent developments. Forgive my skipping two or three Shabbats, Thanksgiving, finals, Chanukka, leaving for the US, my Hasidic plane buddy on the way back, and my month there including new year’s, my cousin’s wedding, Dallas, and more. since toBasically I spent a month at home. It was really nice to spend so much time with my family and a but of time with my friends many of whom I haven’t seen in over five months. Long story short I’m back.
Leaving to come back here was a bit hard. I really enjoyed how much time I spent with my family, especially my parents (and I would have also like to spend more time with my sister). That said I became very excited to come back a few days before I left. I also hit a day or two when I was sad about it and the airport was harאd but that’s how things are.
So guess what? My ‘uncle’ here made my flight arrangements and wasn’t thinking about my Shabbat plans (i.e. wanting to be at my Shabbat location before Shabbat) and so my flight left Thursday at 9:30 (was supposed to leave at 9:10) and though it was supposed to get in at 2:10 got in closer to 2:30. I got out of the airport around 3:10. Candle lighting was 4:30. No problem right? It would’ve been no problem but my sherut (communal taxi) driver was a real character. I find this guy whos going to Jerusalem, and get in the sherut. We’re sitting there waiting for it to fill up with seven people. Finally its full and I go to tell the driver who is waiting and smoking a cigarette. He tells me its not full despite my just having been in the sherut. I go back in. He comes with two people and realizes I was right. He then runs around for a few minutes, when I go after him to see if we can leave he says something about waiting for a receipt. OK, we get on the road. What can I do to make it faster? Nothing, certainly not worry. So I call a few people to announce my return, including B – my friend in the army, haven’t mentioned him for a while, well he finally was inducted and is about 9 weeks into basic training of about 13 and doing well. I take in the scenery and remember how awesome this place is. Green fields, brown hills, red-roofed towns, a blue sky (at least the day I came in), and sun. Well the driver proceeds to drop off all the people who don’t care one way or another about making it for Shabbat first despite there being three people in the sherut who are clearly religious. When I ask him when he’ll be dropping me off he responds only by asking me “ata ortodoxi or reformi?” - are you Orthordox or Reform – “What? I’m religious” I respond. “So am I” he says, though – without getting into an argument of what it is to be religious- ill tell you he was at the very least not concerned about getting anywhere for Shabbat. As I debated whether to get out and hail a cab I got free advice from other passengers about my chances of getting in on time, how one measures the time that Shabbat comes in, offers that my ‘sins’ will be on someone else’s head, and comments from the driver on how he had several good passengers that day and some bad ones though he promised not to name names. How nice of him.
Haha, seems like you're suffering from a bit of 'Santa Got Served' Syndrome with that last entry. I'd watch your show any day.
Glad you're back in the business, my man.
Thanks for checking in my Israeli Compadre (thats right, I turned you into an Israeli-Mexican).
Glad you're back and all settled in.
Wishing you the best for the rest of your time over there and after reading this post I guess if there is one thing I now know about Israel is that the cab drivers over there are no less peculiar as the ones over here.

industry_corpus2: Transportation


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Loree Kahani by NESTLÉ CERELAC is a compilation of traditional Lullabies of Pakistan in 3 languages, rooted in our rich cultural heritage, captured along with a story and travelogue.
CERELAC offers a complete program through the weaning period. It has been developed to meet your baby’s changing needs in clear, simple steps.


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‘Live & Direct’ host Rita Cosby spoke with former ‘American Idol’ finalist Kimberly Caldwell about the departure of Elliott Yamin. The segment at bing.com has since been removed.
May 18, 2006 – In a close vote on last night’s ‘American Idol’, Paula Abdul’s favorite finalist, Elliot Yamin was bounced off the Fox talent contest during the elimination show. The exit of the 27-year-old Richmond, Virginia, resident cleared the path for a final showdown between gray-haired Taylor Hicks and sultry Katharine McPhee. The winner will be crowned May 24th.

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Hi! What did Jan & Barb A find?
Erik checks out a rentable cabin – just right!
Penelope & Tricia know just where they want to go.
Penelope gets right at it, while Jan, Barb A & Trish chat.
Erik choses to do a wooded scene in graphite.
Forrest, Tricia’s husband, tells Erik about the history of the place.
Below is Erik’s developed piece.
Meanwhile, Tricia, Penelope, & Barb A get busy sketching, too. Can you see whose work is whose, and how it develops?
Back on the porch with Erik, Jan begins to capture the little birdhouse vignette.
And in the mail, not to be left out, come Hugh’s & Sandy’s sketches from far away.
Welcome to our first interactive blog entry!
We welcome your comments and questions, as we venture into this new format. Our weekly sketch meetings will be reported here starting with our June 24, 2014, session.


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The most popular Kenyan songs are those sung in vernacular. Luhya, Luo, Kikuyu and Kamba languages boast of some of the greatest records in this category. This un-ordered article lists some of the most popular Luhya songs.
Loosely translated to mean “Give me my wife, “Mbe Omukhasi” is a Luhya wedding song.
Coined from the biblical story of Judas Iscariot, the song advocates for an urgent need for Luhya Unity.
The song revolves around a man who eloped with another mans wife.
Pronounced as “vindu vichenjanga”, the song loosely means “things change” and gained popularity during 2017 Kenyan presidential campaigns.


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On the IVR Configuration tab, you can view a list of active call flows and the telephone number or numbers to which the flows are tied. When a user dials a specific telephone number, or dialed address, they will be routed into the call flow associated with that telephone number. To manage IVR configurations for the organization, click Admin. Under Telephony, click IVR Routing and then click the IVR Configurations tab.
新規作成 Click Create New Entry to open the Create IVR Configuration Entry page and map a call flow to a dialed address.


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We have launched a new free Border Bank App ‘Property Insights’ (through Police Bank). It’s a great App if you’re looking to buy or sell in the property market.
Powered by RP Data’s extensive database of information, Property Insights can help you obtain a better understanding of the property market. It’s a great tool to utilise on your next sale or purchase in the market.
It’s free and simple to use. Download the App on either an iPhone or Android based phone and you’re ready to search for a property or suburb in Australia.
From the App you can even send free reports straight to your email!

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Join your colleagues, clients, family and friends for a day of fun and festivity at this year’s Spring Festival Parade (better known and the Chinatown Parade)!
This is the second time ISSofBC is participating in the hugely-popular event that annually attracts over 4,000 participants and 80,000 spectators.
SIGN UP TODAY BY COMPLETING THE FORM BELOW AND SUBMITTING TO COMMUNICATIONS.
Deadline to sign up is Wednesday, January 25, 5pm.


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NOTE: First-time clients receive a 15% discount off the below rates. In addition, beginning September 1, 2018, every 3rd edit you book will receive the same 15% discount.
NEW: As of September 2018, I've added a few new budget-friendly options. Scroll down to read more about them.
Substantive Edit. This is a macro edit that includes an analysis of plot, story structure, tone, voice, pacing, dialogue, character motivation, characterization, authenticity/believability, tension, POV, flow, etc. It includes comments and suggested "in-line" changes tracked in the text (using MS Word’s Track Changes feature), as well as an editorial letter summarizing your strengths and weaknesses (often with examples from the text). I’m a firm believer that it’s just as important to know your strengths as it is to know your weaknesses.
Line Edit. This is a micro edit that includes an analysis of sentence structure, consistency, word choice, style, grammar, etc.
Proofread. This one is fairly self-explanatory. I’ll proofread the manuscript, which means I look at grammar, punctuation, spelling, etc. I follow the Chicago Manual of Style.
Read Report. I’ll read the manuscript and prepare an editorial letter detailing your strengths and weaknesses, what works and what doesn’t. I will make no marks or comments in the manuscript itself.
Submission Packet. A critique of your query, synopsis (2-4 pages), and first chapter (up to 15 pages).
Note: The 15% discount does not apply to these packages.
And one more thing: Because these edits are less time-consuming, the time frame for completion is 7-10 days.
Platinum Package: A review of your story outline and complete manuscript, a "mini" edit letter (2-3 pages), in-line notes on your first 2 chapters, and a 45-60 minute consultation to discuss plot, story structure, character, character motivation, tone, pacing, flow, POV, tension, voice, dialogue, etc.
Rate: $325 (for manuscripts less than 80k words) or $395 (for manuscripts 80k - 110k words).
*I’ve wanted to add a budget-friendly, “mini-edit” option to my list of services for a while now. The challenge is, of course, that edits are inherently time-consuming. For example, my typical pace for a line edit is 8-12 pages per hour, which means a 75k-word manuscript can easily take 25 hours or more. Substantive edits usually require more time, partly because I also include an edit letter that details the manuscript’s strengths and weaknesses. I love writing edit letters, and maybe it shows because those letters are usually in the range of 7 - 14 pages. So how to add more budget-friendly options without sacrificing quality? Well, talking takes a lot less time than writing, so I figured we’d start there. I may tweak these packages over the coming months depending on how they go. We'll see. Also, I should probably note that the "45-60 minute phone consultation" is not limited to that time frame. These may be shorter (doubtful) or longer, depending on the manuscript and how much there is to discuss, in terms of both strengths and weaknesses. Basically I wanted to include an estimate of time, but it's not a hard and fast rule.

industry_corpus2: Literature & Emotions


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Plow trucks are capable of removing multiple lanes of snow while simultaneously spreading salt or sand on the roadways. Avoid passing or driving alongside these trucks.
Park your vehicles in the driveway clear of the roadway and curb. Vehicles parked in the roadway or extending out of driveways and over curbs add to the obstacles the drivers already encounter, which hinders their performance.
Children are attracted to snowplow trucks. Teach your children to stay behind the sidewalks when they see a truck coming. The heavy wet snow coming off the plow is capable of being thrown some distance and can knock down and potentially injure bystanders who are too close.
In heavy snow, it is difficult for the driver to identify the edge of a curb, especially on curves. Placing a marker, such as a survey flag, behind the back of the curb will assist the driver in identifying the curb location and prevent lawn damage.
When snowplow trucks pass by residences, a mound of snow is pushed up against the curb and in front of driveway entrances. This is unavoidable. Residents are encouraged to clear this mound of snow from their driveways before the snow re-freezes and becomes more difficult to remove.
Portable basketball goals, hockey goals, skate board ramps and other portable structures should be removed from the street to avoid damage to these items and to allow plow trucks to reach the curb.


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Ford 5500 1969 1972 Factory Service Work Shop Manual is good choice for you that looking for nice reading experience. We hope you glad to visit our website. Please read our description and our privacy and policy page.
Finally I get this ebook, thanks for all these Ford 5500 1969 1972 Factory Service Work Shop Manual can get now!

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Actress Camilla Belle and actor Joel Virgel arrive at the premiere of Warner Bros. Pictures' "10,000 B.C." held at Mann's Chinese theater on March 5, 2008 in Hollywood, California.
Camilla Belle attended the premiere of '10,000 BC' wearing an eye-catching gemstone ring.


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NetCloud Solution Packages for Branch Networks with AP22 WiFi Access Points are designed to work with AER Series routers to extend WiFi coverage within small- and medium-size branch offices or store sites.
AP22 Access Points provide a full security suite for immediate and confident access. Also, NetCloud Manager enables remote cloud management for both routers and access points from a single pane of glass.


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The Animals at Shady Grove Farm cont.
Our last blog was about Jack….this one is about Sophie, our scruffy little terrier mix.
We wanted a second dog but had some criteria: we wanted a female since we had a male, she would need to bond with Jack, couldn’t harm our chickens, she should chase the squirrels away, she needed to be friendly and good with kids. We didn’t know at the time we first met her that she would be all these things, but we lucked out.
Well Sophie didn’t want anything to do with Jack and Jack was only mildly interested in Sophie. Actually, she didn’t want anything to do with us either! She just paced back and forth along the fence looking for her family who abandoned her. The shelter manager told us if we wanted Sophie we could take her home right then because she said she wasn’t doing well at the shelter. So off the four of us went on an instinct it would all work out.
It took her a few days to come out of her depression, but soon she and Jack were best buds. She followed her new “mom and dad” everywhere we went. We felt she was afraid of being abandoned again. Even now, seven plus years later, she keeps a close eye on us. We keep telling her this is her forever home, but she just wants to make sure!
At Shady Grove Farm here in Talent, it isn’t just a bed and breakfast with vacation rentals, or a hay farm, but a haven for a few abandoned and abused animals. We are honored to have them.
The question is not – Can they reason? nor, Can they talk? but, Can they suffer?

industry_corpus2: Agriculture & Fisheries


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I arrive at Luxembourg Gardens 45 minutes before the Chopin concert with Francois Demont, piano. All chairs are taken.
I am by a busy snack kiosk sitting in between two people on my left, an elderly woman, and on my right, a couple looking at a map of Paris.
I will not face Chopin but have my back to him. Not meaning any disrespect but after all, a seat within listening distance is a blessing.
I see no hope in getting closer. My deal with Chopin seemed ill fated. First, I get there too late, and it rains, and well this is number three. I find the task scouring the Gardens for just one chair. Just be here now. There has to be a reason. There is something to learn.
The park is very busy. The first sunny day in weeks, well one other day, as evidenced with me wearing an Aloha shirt, with my friend, Sherry.
It's good hearing the music of the French language. Listening to all the voices, children with comments and demands, two older women, probably my age. I have no desire to figure out words or messages. I just want the music of the language while I await Chopin.
Smart phone in my pocket, I take it out to capture a few reminders of the Gardens for when I go home.
Yorkie forms a question mark.
Dog sightings: one very small Yorkshire terrier, black lab, wire hair terrier, doxie, black Paris dog, greyhound.
The bench thins out. I formally meet an 89 year-old woman. She tells me her name en francais, Le Solliec Raymounde. She lives in the 13th arr. With my fifth grade French, we ask each other questions and the music begins, chords wafting toward us. Although somewhat hard to understand each with each, it is an effort that brings us closer. This could be me in 17 years, alone in Paris and Chopin.
We are about 100 or more feet away from the music. At a distance once in a while we hear notes. She settled here right after the war, after the Americans landed in Normandy, she tells me. She has two sons, one in Bordeaux and one in Normandy.
Solliec lives alone. She writes her address, and by this time two others have joined us on our bench, a woman and her son, probably in his 30s, the woman a teacher who is able to weave a more complete conversation. I give both of the women my card. Sylvie and her son, Alain, give me their addresses, and her son gives me his phone number.
All three of us take a vow: To meet, l'anne prochaine here for Chopin. Here on this park bench. They, all three, leave and sadness comes over me. I will leave in two days. In that minute I want to pray for more time. There is so much I would like to do. One thing, when I return home I will send them postcards from my other favorite city, Santa Fe.
I find myself humming Eleanor Rigby and am thankful that my life is rich and full, not void, hollow and full of loss.
It's time for dinner. Sushi. But first I walk over to see the Queens of France. This afternoon in the Gardens when shape shifters dressed as queens, stand at attention, hearts frozen. Still from the other side I catch one of them out of the corner of my eye, dance again with me, just once more. I hear the words clear, and this time in English. I vow to continue this conversation when I return. It is said that one writes about a place when one leaves it. So Queens of France, See you in Santa Fe.
Thanks for taking this Sunday trip with me and for reading my Jewish Childhood Blog. After all, childhood is just an arbitrary landscape. Enjoy these few Queens in Luxembourg Gardens. Click here: Paris - Luxembourg Quarter: Jardin du Luxembourg - Statue de Sainte Genevieve | Flickr - Photo Sharing!

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According to the Walton County Sheriff’s Department, a deputy responded to a 911 call Saturday about an explosion. The caller reported that 32-year-old David Pressley was shooting at a mixture of ammonium nitrate and aluminum powder in the woods and “had possibly blown his legs off from the explosion.” Two of Pressley’s friends fashioned a tourniquet around his leg, helped him into the front seat of a vehicle and drove him to a nearby road. EMS met the group there. Pressley was airlifted to Grady Memorial Hospital in Atlanta, and is now recovering from the incident.
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For years we at the Institute for Energy Research have highlighted the problems with the Obama administration’s corporate average fuel economy (CAFE) mandate. We have written comments to the administration (here and here) and explained how raising the fuel economy standard will reduce safety, price drivers out of the market, and reduce automobile choice and mobility itself. Today Rep. Darrell Issa, the Chairman of the Committee on Oversight and Government Reform, released a report entitled A Dismissal of Safety, Choice, and Cost: The Obama Administration’s New Auto Regulations. The report, which examines the administration’s justifications for the new CAFE standards, reaches many of the same conclusions as our comments to the administration.
The Committee on Oversight’s report found that the administration “places ideology over science and politics over process” and that these extreme fuel economy mandates have “serious consequences for consumers in the choice, cost, and safety of vehicles.” One example of this is a report from the National Automobile Dealers Association which found that these regulations will increase the price of cars so much that 7 million drivers will no longer be able to afford to drive. Of course, the administration’s rule did not consider the harm that would be caused by making mobility more difficult for 7 million Americans. Instead, the administration had an ideological goal of reducing carbon dioxide emissions at any cost.
It is disconcerting to read the many parts of the Committee on Oversight’s report. One alarming section in particular is one that details how the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) and the California Air Resources Board teamed up to marginalize the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) and steadily deemphasize “NHTSA’s expertise in safety, costs, and consumer preference and a corresponding overemphasis on environmental stringency.” (See pages 18-21).
As we noted in our comments to EPA, to achieve the result they want, EPA assumes that Americans do not make good decisions about fuel economy. Because EPA believes that Americans aren’t smart enough to decide what car would best meet their needs, EPA is therefore justified in raising the fuel economy mandate because that will make Americans better off. EPA’s argument is absurd, but it is part of the basis for the regulation.
Everyone wants better fuel economy. Who wouldn’t want an SUV that gets 55 mph when we know how much it costs to fill up our tanks and how far we can go on a tank? The average American sees the price of gasoline nearly every day and frequently scores of times a day as they fill up their cars and as they drive past gasoline station signs. But what EPA doesn’t understand is that fuel economy is just one thing Americans care about in a car. We also care about safety and convenience. But safety and convenience do not matter to the bureaucrats at EPA, who only focus on the impact the rule would have on reducing global carbon dioxide emissions.
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On October’s Family Sunday, we will look closer at the nature of the Antarctic. Are there any plants in such a cold land? What animals and birds live in the Antarctic, in what conditions and how do they survive?
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Professor Jane Rendall is this year’s winner of the History and Theory category of the RIBA President’s Awards for Research, with work from her most recent book The Architecture of Psychoanalysis. Jane’s research uses psychoanalysis as a theoretical tool for interpreting architecture and demonstrates how a knowledge of psychic processes can help to understand the design and use of buildings.
Dr Kostas Grigoriadis is the winner of the Design and Technical category, with his work on Computational Blends: The Epistemology of Designing with Functionally Graded Materials. His research proposes a novel method of designing with a type of material that is known as multi-, or functionally-graded (FGM).
Bartlett tutors Dr David Roberts and Huda Tayob also received commendations for their research in the Cities and Community and Ethics and Sustainable Development categories respectively.
David’s research Reflect Critically and Act Fearlessly investigates the ethical dimensions of the built environment professions and Huda’s explores the urban spatial practices of refugee markets in Cape Town from 1990 – present.
The RIBA President’s Medal for Research was this year awarded to Bartlett alumnus, Chris Hildrey of Hildrey Studio, for ProxyAddress: Using Location Data to Reconnect Those Facing Homelessness with Support Services. Chris is a graduate from the school’s Postgraduate Certificate in Advanced Architectural Research.
Image: Churchill Gardens (1950-1962), designed by Powell and Moya for Westminster City Council. Salvaged photograph.
Find out more about this year’s RIBA Awards for Research.


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On Sept. 15, Bank of America hand-delivered big checks to several Southern Nevada nonprofits, with a focus on housing and community development.
Bank donation: On Sept. 15, Bank of America hand-delivered big checks to several Southern Nevada nonprofits, with a focus on housing and community development. The recipient organizations were: Habitat for Humanity Las Vegas, Consumer Credit Counseling Service of Southern Nevada, Rebuilding Together Southern Nevada, Women’s Development Center, the Las Vegas Natural History Museum, and Nevada Public Radio. The grants, totaling $115,000, were delivered by Bank of America’s Las Vegas leadership team, who also met with the nonprofits’ leaders to discuss how they are helping spur local economic growth. Visit bankofamerica.com.
Public outreach meetings: Las Vegas Valley residents are invited to participate in public outreach meetings on the updated Downtown Master Plan, set from 2 to 4 p.m. and 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. Oct. 1 at the Historic Fifth Street School, 401 S. Fourth St. City leaders, along with a team of consultants led by RTKL, a global architecture and urban design firm, are midway through an 18-month process to create a new master plan to better facilitate the physical, social, and economic development of downtown Las Vegas over the next 20 years. At this event, participants will have an opportunity to respond to a new proposed vision for downtown Las Vegas, learn the results of an extensive economic market study and weigh in on new proposed alternative plans for downtown. Participation in these events is free, and valley residents 18 or older who have an interest in downtown Las Vegas are invited.
Business workshop: Local businesses are invited to a free, half-day event coordinated by the UNLV William S. Boyd School of Law and the Association of Corporate Counsel Nevada that will address new policies and existing laws that affect their operations, practices and structure from 8 a.m. to noon Oct. 2 at The Innevation Center, 6795 S. Edmond St. The event will feature complimentary breakfast; networking opportunities; a keynote presentation titled Your Guide to Nevada’s New Business Licensing and Tax Laws, delivered by local attorney Gina Bongiovi; and roundtable discussions led by local attorneys on topics such as employment law (hiring and firing), trademark and copyright law, entity formation, local licensing, and independent contractor vs. employee classification. To register, visit law.unlv.edu/event/legal-issues-nevada-businesses.
Easter Seals program offers assistive technology: As part of Easter Seals Nevada’s ongoing commitment to assist individuals with disabilities meet their independence goals, it announces the launch of the Nevada Assistive Technology Empowerment program in October, with the goal to bring a one-stop resource to all Nevadans with disabilities to acquire assistive technology, learn about the devices that could help them and view available loan inventory. The NATE Project’s assistive technology drive is set to kick off at the Southern Nevada Centers for Independent Living’s 24th Annual Disability Awareness Day from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Oct. 17 at the East Las Vegas Community Center, 250 N. Eastern Ave. Community members are encouraged to come out and donate any assistive technology they no longer use. LaaRee Drawantz, director of assistive technology at Easter Seals Nevada, is set to lead a discussion about the importance of recycling and reuse of assistive technology. This free event also is set to feature a variety of educational activities, along with live entertainment, wheelchair repair, a free lunch and raffle prizes. Individuals can also donate assistive technology at any time at Easter Seals Nevada, 6200 W. Oakey Blvd. Examples of items needed include power chairs, flat-screen monitors, GPS navigation systems, electronic magnifiers and digital recording devices. call 702-870-7050 to ensure there is a need for items prior to donation. Visit nateproject.com.
Coats for Kids drive: The 16th annual Sweet 16 Harriet’s Coats for Kids drive is set for Oct. 1 through Nov. 2. Residents can drop off gently used or new coats at any Las Vegas Valley Albertsons store. The items will be picked up by Aramark Uniform and dry cleaned courtesy of Al Phillips the Cleaner. Donors may fill out a ballot to win two free tickets to this year’s show sponsor, Terry Fator at The Mirage. Winners will be drawn at the end of drive. Coats will be distributed by The Salvation Army’s Family Services. Call 702-233-2417.
Public input sought: The city of Las Vegas has prepared an updated self-evaluation and draft transition plan in response to expectations set forth in Title II of the Americans with Disabilities Act to ensure the city’s programs, services and benefits offered to the public do not discriminate against people with disabilities. The city surveyed 146 public facilities based on compliance with the ADA for structural impediments that could pose a barrier to persons with disabilities and corrective measures were determined to address the potential obstructions. The transition plan identifies and prioritizes which barrier removal actions will have the greatest impact citywide to ensure maximum access and equality among city programs for all residents. The public is invited to review the updated 2015 self-evaluation and draft transition plan and to provide feedback on the proposed goals. The online forum is available through noon Oct. 31 at lasvegasnevada.gov/ADAUpdate. A hard copy of the draft transition plan can also be viewed in the Human Resources Department on the first floor at City Hall, 495 Main St.
Community awards: The Prudential Spirit of Community Awards has begun its search for Nevada’s top youth volunteers of 2016. The annual national awards program, sponsored by Prudential Financial in partnership with the National Association of Secondary School Principals, honors students in grades 5-12 who have made meaningful contributions to their communities through volunteer service. The top middle and high school volunteer in every state each receive $1,000, a silver medallion and an all-expenses-paid trip with a parent to Washington, D.C., for several days of national recognition events. State-level runners-up receive bronze medallions or Certificates of Excellence. Through Nov. 3, middle and high school students are invited to apply for 2016 Prudential Spirit of Community Awards at spirit.prudential.com.
Give A Meal food program: Three Square food bank has partnered with Bank of America and Feeding America to help address the issue of hunger in the Las Vegas community. Through Dec. 31, Bank of America’s Give A Meal program aims to increase hunger awareness and support. For every $1 donated, Bank of America Charitable Foundation will give $2 more. Last year, the Give A Meal program locally resulted in more than $12,000 benefiting Three Square — amounting to 36,000-plus meals provided to those in need in Southern Nevada. Visit threesquare.org and feedingamerica.org.
Winter gear collection: During September, HopeLink’s SeniorLink, a 55-plus service for seniors living in poverty, will collect and sort new and gently used donations of winter coats, gloves and scarves to be distributed in October to senior communities in Southern Nevada. To donate, contact Don Miller, SeniorLink director at HopeLink, at 702-566-0576, ext. 305, or email don@link2hope.org. Tax deductible contributions to the effort can be made at link2hope.org.

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Serve a dessert with a pop of beautiful red color. This red velvet sheet cake is made from scratch and has melt in your mouth cream cheese frosting. Great for holiday parties!
Have you tried our red velvet layer cake yet? It has an amazing color…and is one of the easiest homemade cakes to make!
This recipe calls for shortening which gives it a great texture. You can use butter, but it will change the texture.
1 ounces of red food coloring? Yes. If you want a beautiful red color, that’s how much it takes.
Add buttermilk. You can make your own buttermilk at home with milk and vinegar, or buy some at the store. It keeps in your fridge for awhile so you can easily keep it on hand.
Vinegar in cake? Yes! You won’t taste the vinegar. It will react with the baking soda and make the cake fluffy. Don’t skip it! Mix this in last, after you’ve mixed in everything else.
How long does a sheet cake bake?
This red velvet sheet cake should be completely cooked in about 15 minutes. Because it is a shallow cake pan, it won’t take as long to bake through. If you use a different size or depth of pan, the baking time may vary.
This is our classic cream cheese frosting recipe. It’s made with room temperature cream cheese whipped with softened butter. Mix in some powdered sugar and a touch of vanilla. Add heavy cream one tablespoon at a time until you get a nice, spreadable consistency.
People rave about this cream cheese frosting!
What is the size of a sheet cake?
Sheet cakes can be different sizes. This red velvet sheet cake batter is enough to fill an 11×17″ sheet cake. Use the size pan that your recipe calls for for the best results.
How many does sheet cake serve?
We cut our sheet cake in 15 pieces, but if there are other desserts around, you could easily cut those pieces in half again for a total of 30 pieces of cake.
In a medium bowl, use a hand mixer to cream together the cream cheese and butter until smooth.
Add the vanilla extract and powdered sugar. Mix well.
Add in the cream, 1 tablespoon at a time, until you’ve reached the desired consistency.
Add the vanilla extract, cocoa and red color and mix again.
Add the buttermilk, salt and flour. Mix well.
Lastly, add the vinegar and baking soda and mix until the batter is smooth.
Spray an 11x17x1” sheet cake pan with cooking spray.
Bake the cakes for 15 minutes or until the center of the cake bounces back when you touch it.
Allow the cakes to cool completely and then frost.
The calories shown are based on the cake being cut into 15 pieces and using all of the frosting, with 1 serving being 1 slice of frosted cake. Since different brands of ingredients have different nutritional information, the calories shown are just an estimate. Also, if you use less frosting, the serving will be less calories.

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text: Unum Therapeutics Inc. is a clinical-stage biopharmaceutical company. The Company is focused on the developing and commercializing of novel immunotherapy products designed to harness the power of a patient’s immune system to cure cancer. Its proprietary technology, called antibody-coupled T cell receptor (ACTR), is a universal, engineered cell therapy that is used in combination with a range of tumor-specific antibodies to target different tumor types. The Company's product candidates are composed of ACTR T cells co-administered with approved and commercially available antibodies or antibodies in preclinical or clinical development. The ACTR platform to transform cancer treatment and deliver patient cures in many different hematologic and solid tumor cancers, improving upon current cell therapies. The Company's product pipeline that includes clinical stage product candidates: ACTR087, ACTR087 (SEA-BCMA) and ACTR707.

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I get no sound from the video tutorials.
Yes, most if not all of them have some voice over audio. I just logged into your site and checked them out, I was getting the audio without any issues.
Have you muted your browser maybe? Make sure you check your audio settings. If you're still having troubles with it just let us know and we can take another look.
Hey Tyler how ya been?
Well, see sometimes I go to youtube and some videos have sound others they dont and I've yet to determine why this is occurring. It may be related to some codex I haven't installed and to this situation?
Its not a browser sound issue.
Ok so I got it fixed up!
Changed my Realtek settings from 7.1 to stereo and now I can hear the tutorial videos and all youtube videos too!
Glad you got this all sorted out, good stuff.
Good to hear you're doing well brother.
I really appreciate your help. I've been working night and day. Rebuilding my website.
It's built with Divi. It's been a challenge. Especially finding a way to simplify the admin/client user experience so all they see in the dashboard is what they need to see and no more.
I would like to be able to create metaboxes with a wysiwig editor so I can use the page builder and shortcodes if I need to. Still haven't found a plugin that lets me do that.
I'd also like to show random quotes to the admin user and other users.
So my goal was to create three templates for clients to choose from that I could customize for an affordable price. I'm pretty happy with what I achieved so far but I'd like to come up with a simpler theme option. Its really hard to do "simple" however.
Is there anyway I can download and edit one or more of the videos?
Especially finding a way to simplify the admin/client user experience so all they see in the dashboard is what they need to see and no more.
I find Admin Menu Editor and User Role Editor often help with this task.
If it's hiding certain widgets, then you can use some CSS to do that in a lot of cases. You will need a custom admin css field like the one in our Ultimate Branding plugin.
Thanks again Tyler! So I've tried to use an extension to download the video but its not recognizing a video is present on the page. Maybe because its in the dashboard area I dont know. I'l try using a shortcode to embed on a page and see.
Hopefully it worked with the shortcode embed :slight_smile: the videos weren't really meant to be downloaded, so the only possible option are those browser video download solutions. At least that I know if.
Hope you had a great weekend Joe!
One for the suggestion box perhaps... create a system whereby users can whitelabel the videos with our own title logo screen.


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Abracadabra – transform you boring beer tap handle with this magnificent, handcrafted wizard bar tap.
Pour your favorite butterbeer or other delicious draft potions with a little help from the wizarding world. This wizard bar tap handle adds a touch of magic to your draft beer dispensing system.
Handcrafted from plaster, this custom tap handle features a sculpted wizard decked out in his green cap and robe, and holding his magic staff. Painted to perfection, you’ll appreciate all the fine details, including his flowing grey beard and the wooden stump he’s standing on.
This wizard is a fun addition to your draft beer system. It’s perfect to complete any type of magic-themed bar, if you’re fan of fantasy movies, for any custom party, or just as a unique conversation starter.
From the tip of his cap to the bottom, the handle measures 9 inches tall. Since it’s designed to fit any standard draft faucet, you can replace your old tap handle and/or install this wizard bar tap handle very easily: just screw onto the faucet lever collar atop your draft faucet. It can be screwed on from the bottom of the unit so that the wizard is able to easily put spells upon your bargoers.
Looks fun, right height, a little worried that is plaster instead of plastic resin but will take my chances since it goes so well with the king and the mermaid. I have a triple tower.


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San Francisco-based United Commercial Bank has become the first recipient of TARP bailout money to be shut down by the FDIC. Last year, regulators approved a $299 million taxpayer-funded injection into the bank. That money, which was supposed to go to only "healthy banks," is now gone. The FDIC estimates United Commercial's failure will cost the agency's deposit fund about $1.4 billion.
Our resident TARPologist, Paul Kiel, reported a few weeks ago that United Commercial Bank and three other supposedly "healthy banks" were in deep trouble. On Nov. 1, CIT, another of the four, filed for bankruptcy protection. The collapse cost taxpayers $2.33 billion in TARP money invested in CIT.
Last month, FDIC chairman Sheila Bair testified that the deposit fund was in the red and would likely stay so until 2012. The FDIC board is expected to finalize a rule this Thursday that will require banks to pre-pay their assessments to the fund for the next three years. The agency estimates that move will raise approximately $45 billion.
The FDIC entered into an agreement with East West Bank of Pasadena, Calif., to take United Commercial's $7.5 billion in deposits, which will make it the largest bank in Southern California. East West paid a 1.1 percent premium for the deposits. The bank also agreed to purchase approximately $10.2 billion in assets of the failed bank and share in $7.7 billion in losses.
In his post "Four Banks in Govt's 'Healthy Bank' Bailout Struggle to Survive," Kiel detailed the travails of United Commercial, which served the Chinese community in the U.S. The bank lost big in commercial real estate. An internal investigation by the bank found that executives had downplayed the severity of United Commercial's problems and misled auditors, resulting in a crackdown by regulators. United Commercial had branches in Hong Kong and a subsidiary bank in Shanghai. Both will reopen as East West.
The four other banks to fail Friday were United Security Bank of Sparta, Ga.; Home Federal Savings Bank of Detroit; Prosperan Bank of Oakdale, Minn.; and Gateway Bank of St. Louis. The deposits for the banks were assumed by, respectively, Ameris Bank of Moultrie, Ga.; Liberty Bank and Trust Company of New Orleans; Alerus Financial of Grand Forks, N.D.; and Central Bank of Kansas City, Mo.


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With my first daughter, I could never see what the fuss was about with teething. She would go to bed one night, happy as could be and wake up with a new tooth. We had a few teething toys laying around, but she honestly never needed much of anything to get through teething and I was lulled into a false sense of what a teething baby was like. When my second daughter was six-months-old she started screaming for days on end, she had a runny nose and a slight fever and was absolutely miserable. I ending up taking her into the doctor, who laughed a little bit and told me it was just teething. This was teething? It was worse than I could ever imagine. I started looking up every teething trick in the book. 12 teeth and a year later, we finally have teething down. A combination of Infant’s Advil and homemade yogurt teething pops have made all the difference.
Yogurt teething pops are easy to make, have good, natural ingredients in them and they are absolutely delicious. My 6-year-old even loves to eat them! I make two different types, Strawberry Banana and Orange Creamcicle. My girls loves both.
Take the stems off your strawberries and wash thoroughly. When I make these pops I either chop up half a banana and use vanilla yogurt or just use banana yogurt. Place about a cup and a half of yogurt and your berries in a blender or fruit processor. Blend until smooth.
Use a funnel to fill your Popsicle molds full of the mixture. I like using a funnel instead of just straight pouring to make sure that no big chunks of fruit make it into the Popsicle molds. If you have a really good blender, this is probably an unnecessary step.
Mix the yogurt and orange juice together until well blended. You will want a couple of tablespoons of orange juice to every cup of vanilla yogurt. Pour the blend into your molds.
Freeze your Popsicle for 6-8 hours, but preferably overnight. When your little one has teething problems pull a Popsicle out and let them munch on them, letting the cold soothe their gums.
Along with our homemade teething pops, when my little one’s fever and teething pain gets unbearable we head to Walgreens to grab some Infants’ Advil to help her pain. I use Infants’ Advil because Infants’ Advil® is available for infants ages 6 to 23 months old in a non- staining, Dye-Free White Grape liquid. Infants’ Advil® contains ibuprofen, the medicine pediatricians use most for their own kids’ fevers.
Infants’ Advil® contains ibuprofen, the medicine pediatricians use most for their own kids’ fevers.
Offers parents a simple, effective solution to relieve their babies’ pain with up to 8- hours of relief in just one dose.
I am extremely grateful for the combination of remedies that has taken four days of screaming for each incoming tooth to just a couple days of staying on top of remedies. I love having that sweet, happy, messy Popsicle smiling back at me instead of crying in pain.
Who wouldn’t be happy to see that darling face?
Check out this coupon for $1.50 off Infant’s Advil for the next time you have a sick or teething little one!
What is your favorite teething remedy?
Oh, what a yummy treat for them while teething! This looks so good.
That is such a great idea. My daughter did really well with teething but I would have loved to do this for her.
Great idea to help little ones when they are teething and sounds delicious.
My grandson will be 6 months old soon. I'll be sure to pass this along to my daughter.
My boys are well past the teething stage, but I think they'd love these pops. Orange creamsicle sounds yummy.
Definitely passing this information on to those I know who have teething babies. Tooth pain is unbearable for adults-and those poor kids don't know what hit them!
This is taste good for infant, I will refer this to my friend of mine. Thanks for bright idea.
Even though my kiddos are way past the teething stage, I know they'd love these frozen treats!
Teething is the worst! I always felt so helpless. It's great to know there's something you can do to help them feel better.
This is such a great idea! I wish I had done this for my threee boys years ago! I'll have to save this for the grandkids someday!
I was totally expecting the medicine to be mixed right into the pops! I have the hardest time getting my kids to take medicine when they're hurting. But they definitely wouldn't turn down one of those awesome popsicles! They look so delicious!
I'll have to save this. The teething is coming soon I just know it!
Definitely sharing this info to those I know who have teething babies. Tooth pain is unbearable! I remember when my son suffered from it!
Seeing these yogurt pops make me want some right now. I had no idea that kids can experience cold-like symptoms when they are teething.
Great idea! I bet lots of kids would love the popsicles.
What a really great idea. I remember how awful teething was for my daughter.


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Below is an alphabetical list of they key terms used throughout this website. Highlighted words in the text are linked to this page.
ApexThe top of the arch of the foot.
ArchThe inside part of the foot.
Arthritis The inflammation of one or more joints. It has many varieties eg: rheumatoid arthritis, osteoarthritis,etc.
articulating bones in the joints.
FibulaThe calf bone, located on the lateral side of the tibia (see below).
connected at each end to the tibia.
2. A pain-free condition that some people have all their lives withoutany problems.
High Arched FootAlthough normal in some people, this condition can develop later inlife when overactive muscles and tendons in the subtalar joint pullthe arch of the foot upwards, sometimes causing pain.
result of irritation, injury, of infection.
active and go to get up after resting for a while.
InterphalangealAlso IP joint. This is the joint between any two phalanges of the toe.
are commonly sprained or torn.
MedialIn terms of the leg or foot, the inner side. ie: The side of the big toe.
phalangeal jointand the long bone in the forefoot.
tight shoes and ski boots.
cartilage in the joints. It is caused by ageing or injury to the joint.
PhalanxPlural: phalanges. Small bone of the toe.
Each lesser toe has three phalnges, but the great toe only has two.
from the bottom of the heel bone to the base of the toes.
Plantar PlateActs like a check strap, securing the underneath of a toe'smetatarsal head to the proximal phalanx of the toe.
kneecap. The commonest in the foot are under the big toe joint.
TalusThe bone in the ankle joint that connects the leg to the heel andmidfoot. It is the second largest of the tarsal bones, and supportsthe tibia above whilst resting on the calcaneum below.
TibiaThe shin bone, located on the medial side of the fibula (see above).


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The team had its fair shares of ups and downs this season. Even then, several players had breakout years to help the Illini cap off one of the winningest season’s ever in program history.
64 in the final round of the Big Ten Tournament was the lowest single round score by an Illini golfer at the tournament since Trevor Beard in 1991.
It was a year to remember for the Illinois men’s golf team. The Illini are heading into the NCAA Tournament after having one of the most successful seasons in program history.
The 2015-16 season saw senior leadership, a mid-season slump sandwiched in between wins and breakout performances by nearly every player.
The fall season teed off at the par-72 Rich Harvest Golf Course in Sugar Grove, Illinois. The Illini won the tournament and three more before winter break.
The only non-win of the fall season came at the OFCC/Fighting Illini Invitational on Sept. 20 when the team came in fifth.
The spring season was similar to the fall. The Illini picked up momentum with wins at the Tinervin Cup and Louisiana Classic Invite.
But the next tournament on March 9 was the team’s worst of the season. Illinois tied for eighth at the Southern Highlands Collegiate Masters, leaving the team 18 strokes off the lead. No Illini golfer placed in the top 15.
The next tournament, Valspar Intercollegiate in Palm City, Florida, was better for Illinois, but the end result still did not meet the golfers’ expectations.
The Illini tied for fifth in the standings and were 19 strokes behind leader Texas in the March 21-22 tournament. Seniors Charlie Danielson and Thomas Detry tied for fifth in the individual standings.
After the string of non-wins for the team, they won out the regular season. The first-place finishes came in the 3M Augusta Invitational, the Boilermaker Invitational and the Big Ten Tournament — the most recent competition.
Danielson and Detry led the team in the individual rankings all season. Their Big Ten Tournament finish (Detry No. 1 and Danielson No. 2) only exemplified their performances. There were four times this season in which both players were either tied or separated by one spot in the top 10 in the individual rankings.
The younger players on Illinois also proved their spots in the lineup and looked capable of filling the seniors’ shoes. Sophomores Nick Hardy and Dylan Meyer consistently made the lineup and had a combined 10 top-10 finishes and four top-five finishes.
Freshman Edoardo Lipparelli, on the other hand, was not in the lineup at every tournament. He was beaten out by redshirt-senior Alex Burge a couple times, but that changed toward the end of the season.
As the season progressed, Lipparelli started challenging Burge for a spot in the lineup. Burge had two top-25 finishes two years ago (he redshirted last season) and qualified for the 2013 U.S. Amateur and finished 11th at the 2014 Illinois Open.
Even then, Lipparelli beat him out for a spot in two tournaments (the Big Ten Championship and the 3M Augusta Invitational) in the lineup this spring as compared with only once in the fall.
Lipparelli, from Ronciglione, Italy, saw action in 10 tournaments this year. He competed individually four times, meaning his scores didn’t count toward the team’s overall score.
He had three top-20 finishes. His best finish came at the Crooked Stick Intercollegiate on Oct. 12-13 and the Northern Intercollegiate on Sept. 12-13. He tied for 10th and 16th at the tournaments, respectively.
With this season now coming to a close, the team is preparing for another run at the University’s first-ever NCAA golf title. The returning players are trying to avoid repeating last season and the 2013 season’s ending when they finished tied for third and second in the national tournament, respectively.
What would it mean if Illinois won this year?


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To be updated with the latest information in the beekeeping industry to can visit our apiculture latest news. On the other hand if you are starting apiculture and would like to start professional apiculture now download a copy of our beekeeping for beginners ebook.
Beekeeping can be a full-time profession or a simple hobby. However, more often than not, what started as a hobby would turn into a profession. But you cannot just tell and decide yourself that you will begin to do beekeeping. You need to have comprehension and adequate knowledge on the area that you’re going to enter before starting on any avocation or profession. Then it’s about time to indulge yourself, if you have been putting off your curiosity about beekeeping for quite a while. Bee farming may not appear difficult; by learning the basic beekeeping lessons, you can be got off to a great start.
On beekeeping to start at the right foot first, you should have total interest. You must spend time taking care of your own colonies of bees. You should have consented to share your house space with the bees. There are potential risks in beekeeping that can damage not only you but your family as well. If you decide to allow the bees inside your living space, then you certainly must understand the supplies and gear that you will use for beekeeping. Your focus isn’t just to build an income by selling honey; a great beekeeper should have a keen interest and passion in raising bees.
An apiarist should know the right location for the beehives. The place must have adequate sources of nectar for the bees to get. If you decide to place your beehives at your backyard, you have to make sure beekeeping is enabled in your area. There are several areas limited to beekeeping; you have to get permission concerning this.
Beekeepers must know whether beekeeping supplies can be found in the region where the beehives are situated. When you need to go to an area beekeeping store you may never know; it is best that a nearby beekeeping store is not inaccessible.
Protective gear and equipment can also be very important to beekeepers to know. Know the right type of suit to choose to keep you from any possible risk in beekeeping.
In case you are incapable to harvest honey from your bees all the efforts that are beekeeping would be ineffective. The approaches should be known by a beekeeper in gathering the honey from your comb; beeswax is also part of the returns in beekeeping.


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Just a post to say how much we love your candles! We currently have the 'Enchanted' and 'Blackcurrant and Tuberose' scents and they are fab. They burn really well, even when we have them lit for hours each night. The scent fills the room, something you rarely seem to get with high street bought ones and the scent hasn't faded either. Can't wait to see what scents you release in 2018!
Quick note ... More scent-ful in a smaller space ..... My lounge dining room is double height and open plan to the kitchen so probably two candles would be better.


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The Tekne Awards honor innovation in science and technology in each of the categories below.
Honors innovation in manufacturing, manufacturing equipment and processing, with an emphasis on increased speed, accuracy, strong product customization and reduced costs. Examples include, but are not limited to: machine-tools, machine-to-machine components, mechatronics, intelligent technical systems, 3D-additive manufacturing, and integration of Industry 4.0 concepts into advanced manufacturing systems.
Celebrates a cutting edge product or service that is pushing the boundaries of technology or application of technology and/or significantly disrupting an industry. Examples include, but are not limited to: Blockchain, predictive analytics, artificial intelligence, machine learning, integrated sensor technologies, etc.
Honors innovation in software development or applications to solve strategic business challenges, guide business decisions or enhance productivity and efficiency. Examples include, but are not limited to: website plug-ins, back-end organizational software, mobile development, stream processing, scheduling, supply chain, etc. Established Companies, $50m+ in 2017 revenue.

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