text:
We are a home grown local family hog roast catering business. We have been providing hog roasts to functions and events for now over 8 years within the Flamstead Region. Our aim has always been to provide you with an exceptional hog roast culinary delight. Our succulent traditional hog roasts and BBQ hog roasts over the years have become our signature trade mark.
Although our hog roast company mainly operates locally within the Flamstead area, we can also travel to provide hog roasts within a 30 mile radius. Here at Smokin Joes Hog Roasts we only use only the best free range meat supplied by local farmers and prepared by local butchers.


text:
Born Stella Rosemary Rubin in Detroit, Michigan to Jewish immigrant parents, Ramey grew up in Brooklyn, New York after moving with her family as an infant. She was named by her mother as a "star." A French immigrant, her mother had a third-grade education and was illiterate. Throughout her childhood, Ramey's mother encouraged her and her siblings to pursue education. In grade school, a teacher insisted that she formalize her name as Estelle in order to register. Ramey's father died when she was a teenager.
Ramey graduated high school at 15 and earned a bachelor's degree in mathematics and biology from Brooklyn College at 19. In the midst of the Great Depression, she earned a $750-a-year teaching fellowship at Queens College in New York and later obtained her master's degree in physical chemistry from Columbia University in 1940. In 1950, she received a doctorate in physiology from the University of Chicago. Throughout her lifetime, Ramey was awarded 14 honorary degrees. She was the first woman faculty member at the University of Chicago Medical School.
In 1941, Ramey applied for a job at the University of Tennessee Department of Chemistry, but was refused after being told she "ought to go home and take care of my husband." After the United States entered World War II just a few months later, the department chairman offered Ramey a position teaching thermodynamics and biochemistry to military cadets.
raging storms of monthly hormonal imbalances" made them unfit for high office. He said, "Suppose that we had a menopausal woman president who had to make the decision of the Bay of the Pigs? ... All things being equal, I would still rather have had a male JFK make the Cuban missile crisis decisions than a female of similar age."
As an endocrinologist, Ramey wrote letters to the Washington Evening Star and the Washington Post criticizing Berman's claims. In one letter, she wrote that she was "startled to learn that ovarian hormones are toxic to brain cells," and also mentioned that during the Cuban Missile Crisis, President John F. Kennedy was suffering from Addison's disease and that his medications for that severe hormonal disorder were capable of causing severe mood swings.
The Women's National Press Club hosted a debate between Ramey and Berman in which he opened with, "I really love women." Ramey responded: "So did Henry VIII." According to The Washington Post Ramey had dominated the debate with Berman. Following the debate, Berman resigned from the Democratic National Committee and Ramey became a public speaker on women's rights.
Ramey published over 150 research articles throughout her lifetime. In 1971, she published a story in the first issue of Ms. magazine entitled, "Male Cycles (They Have Them, Too)."
In 1989, Ramey was inducted into the Maryland Women's Hall of Fame. Since 2000, the Georgetown University Medical Center presents an annual Estelle Ramey Mentorship Award to "honor faculty who have provided outstanding encouragement, support, and mentorship for GUMC women faculty to reach their maximum professional potential." Women and men are eligible for the award. Ramey also participated in two interviews with Columbia University's Oral History Research project.
^ "Estelle R. Ramey". Encyclopedia of World Biography. Retrieved 11 December 2013.
^ "Wellesley Commencement Address". Retrieved 29 July 2015.
^ a b Imperiale, Nancy (December 3, 1991). "A Spokeswoman For Women". Orlando Sentinel. Retrieved 2013-12-11.
^ Fox, Margalit (September 12, 2006). "Estelle R. Ramey, 89, Who Used Medical Training to Rebut Sexism, Is Dead". The New York Times.
^ Sullivan, Patricia (September 10, 2006). "Estelle R. Ramey; Used Wit in Women's Advocacy". The Washington Post. Retrieved 11 December 2013.
^ a b c d "How 'raging' hormones sparked a war of words - Obituaries". The Sydney Morning Herald. September 22, 2006. Retrieved 2013-12-11.
^ Woo, Elaine (2006-09-17). "Estelle Ramey, 89; Doctor, Sharp-Tongued Feminist". Los Angeles Times. Retrieved 2013-12-11.
^ Cimons, Marlene Frances (2008). "The Medicalization of Menopause: Framing Media Messages in the Twentieth Century". ISBN 9780549661832.
^ Rossiter, Margaret W (2012-02-21). "Women Scientists in America". ISBN 9781421402338.
^ Berman, Phyllis W.; Ramey, Estelle R. (1982). "Women: A Developmental Perspective".
^ "Estelle R. Ramey, Ph.D. (1917-2006)". Maryland State Archives. Retrieved 11 December 2013.
^ Georgetown Women In Medicine. "Annual Awards: Estelle Ramey Mentorship Award". Georgetown Women in Medicine. Retrieved 2013-12-11.

industry_corpus2: Subject Education


text:
Blaise joined the Jobwise scheme after leaving college, not really feeling like it was the place for him. He knew he had a passion for filming and video production and wanted to find his place in the industry. Follow Blaise's story every month as he shares his journey with Jowise Training and in to his apprenticeship with Tickle Media.
Start your own journey today!

industry_corpus2: Film & Entertainment


text:
Don’t miss all the great rock and pop at The Met.
An evening of powerful, poignant and hilarious songs about the ordinary and extraordinary lives we share.
This event has been re-scheduled to October 17.
G2 perform classic 1970's Genesis from the 'Seconds Out' era and earlier Gabriel years.
A two hour journey through your favourite Eagles songs from their first beginnings to their final album.
The Ultimate Queen Show. A unique original show, performed by an extremely talented cast of ten.
This special show will see Heather performing old tracks as never been seen before and fresh material from new album Hey Mayhem.
A Celebration of Cilla Black and The Beatles.
Tribute band Whole Lotta Led celebrate the fiftieth anniversary of the release of classic album Led Zeppelin II.
Eric Bell was the original guitarist and songwriter with iconic ’70s rock band Thin Lizzy.
Both Sides Now celebrate the music of Joni Mitchell in a performance of some of her best-loved songs.
Tribute band The Doors Alive are widely regarded as the closest and most enthralling representation of the legendary 1960's rock gods in the world today.
The hugely successful and unique six-man tribute to AC/DC returns to The Met.
Hue and Cry celebrate the thirtieth anniversary of their classic live album Bitter Suite.
Unfortunately, this event has been cancelled. Ticket holders will be contacted by The Met for a full refund.
Two of the UK's best tribute bands combine forces.
With this tour, Nell Bryden has gone back to her roots and followed the traditional sonic footsteps of her idols Dusty Springfield, Aretha Franklin and Carole King.
A seven-piece north-west band who celebrate the magical music of Pink Floyd.
A unique and sublime mix of chart-topping, self-penned songs and powerful bagpipe, fiddle and accordion-led tune sets.
A journey from Genesis‘ early Peter Gabriel years, through the Phil Collins era of the ’70s and ’80s and right up to their final studio album.
Blue Rose Code is Scottish singer and songwriter Ross Wilson. He has been compared to John Martyn, Van Morrison and Tom Waits.
Scottish rock legends Big Country come to The Met to perform songs from their multi-million selling classic album Steeltown.
Fleetwood Bac are one of the world’s best Fleetwood Mac tribute bands.
Somewhere between jazz, folk, gospel and Americana there is an area of music that doesn’t have a name. Kirsty McGee has spent the past fifteen years mapping this place.
It’s a remarkable milestone few bands have achieved… Fifty years of continual touring and recording… and always at the highest level.
The Alarm’s lead singer and songwriter Mike Peters comes to The Met with his Hurricane of Change 30th Anniversary Acoustic Tour.
Hugh Cornwell, the songwriter behind The Stranglers, comes to The Met with a storming set of his iconic hits.
The Christians return to The Met to play their back catalogue and songs selected from their latest album.
Los Pacaminos play the very best in Tex Mex Border music, from The Texas Tornadoes and Ry Cooder to Los Lobos and even Roy Orbsion.
The RETROspective tour sees China Crisis perform songs from all of their seven studio albums.
One of the UK's most distinguished and original songwriters, best known as lead singer of Graham and The Rumour who preceded punk rock and new wave.
The estimable London four-piece Turin Brakes comes to The Met as part of their UK Acoustic Tour.


text:
Rating: GBNUS Channel 5 out of 5 based on 1 vote. 1 user reviews.
The Global Buddhist Network (GBN), previously known as the Dhammakaya Media Channel (DMC) is a Thai online television channel concerned with Buddhism. The channel's taglines were "The secrets of life revealed" and "The only one", but these were later replaced by "Channel for the path to the cessation of suffering and attainment of Dhamma". The channel features many types of programs with Buddhist content and has programs in several languages.
The channel started in 2002, as a means to reach remote provinces in Thailand. Controversially, the channel made international headlines in 2012 when it featured a teaching on the afterlife of Steve Jobs. On 26 December 2016, Thai authorities withdrew the permit for the satellite channel permanently, during the legal investigations into the temple by the Thai junta. In April 2017, it was reported, however, that the channel's programming had continued, but broadcast through the Internet only. In its online format, the channel has been renamed Global Buddhist Network.


text:
23163 : Integrated research on the analysis of the carbon cycle estimation in Asia based on the strategic research roadmap for understanding the carbon cycle variation through model integration and earth observation satellite data.
22678 : Integrated research on the analysis of the carbon cycle estimation in Asia based on the strategic research roadmap for understanding the carbon cycle variation through model integration and earth observation satellite data.
Presenter : Zscheischler J., Mahecha M.D., Avitabile V., Calle L., Carvalhais N., Ciais P., Gans F., Gruber N., Hartmann J., Herold M., Ichii K., Jung M., Landschutzer P., Laruelle G.G., Lauerwald R., Papale D., Peylin P., Poulter B., Ray D., Regnier P., Rodenbeck C., Roman-Cuesta R.M., Schwalm C., Tramontana G., Tyukavina A.T., Valentini R., Van der Werf G., West T.O., Wolf J.E., Reichstein M., Ichii K.
Presenter : Koirala S., Jung M., Reichstein M., De Graaf I.E.M., Camps-Valls G., Ichii K., Papale D., Raduly B., Schwalm C.R., Tramontana G., Carvalhais N.
Presenter : Ichii K., Ueyama M., Kondo M., Saigusa N., Kim J., Alberto Ma.C., Ardo J., Euskirchen E.S., Kang M., Hirano T., Joiner J., Kobayashi H., Marchesini L.B., Merbold L., Miyata A., Saitoh T.M., Takagi K., Varlagin A., Bret-Harte M.S., Kitamura K., Kosugi Y., Kotani A., Kumar K., Li S.G., Machimura T., Matsuura Y., Mizoguchi Y., Ohta T., Mukherjee S., Yanagi Y., Yasuda Y., Zhang Y., Zhao F.
Presenter : Jung M., Reichstein M., Schwalm C.R., Huntingford C., Sitch S., Ahlstrom A., Arneth A., Camps-Valls G., Ciais P., Friedlingstein P., Gans F., Ichii K., Jain A.K., Kato E., Papale D., Poulter B., Raduly B., Rodenbeck C., Tramontana G., Viovy N., Wang Y.P., Weber U., Zaehle S., Zeng N.
Presenter : Kondo M., Saitoh T.M., Sato H., Ichii K.
Presenter : Patra P.K., Crisp D., Kaiser J.W., Wunch D., Saeki T., Ichii K., Sekiya T., Wennberg P.O., Feist D.G., Pollard D.F., Griffith D.W.T., Velazco V.A., De Maziere M., Sha M.K., Roehl C., Chatterjee A., Ishijima K.
Presenter : Calle L., Canadell J.G., Patra P., Ciais P., Ichii K., Tian H., Kondo M., Piao S., Arneth A., Harper A.B., Ito A., Kato E., Koven C., Sitch S., Stocker B.D., Viovy N., Wiltshire A., Zaehle S., Poulter B.
Presenter : Tramontana G., Jung M., Schwalm C.R., Ichii K., Camps-Valls G., Raduly B., Reichstein M., Arain M.A., Cescatti A., Kiely G., Merbold L., Serrano-Ortiz P., Sickert S., Wolf S., Papale D.
Presenter : Ichii K., Kondo M., Okabe Y., Ueyama M., Kobayashi H., Lee S.J., Saigusa N., Zhu Z., Myneni R.B.
Presenter : Kondo M., Ichii K., Saito T.M., Ueyama M., Saigusa N.
Presenter : Ichii K., Ueyama M., Kondo M., Saigusa N.
Presenter : Ichii K., Kano S., Yoshida Y., Nishimura K., Furuhashi N., Patra P.K.
Presenter : Ichii K., Jung M., Tramontana G., Camps-Valls G., Schwalm C.R., Kondo M., Papale D., Reichstein M., Weber U., Yanagi Y.
Presenter : Kondo M., Ichii K., Patra P.K., Canadell J.G., Poulter B., Sitch S., Calle L., Saeki T., Saigusa N.
Presenter : Kondo M., Patra P.K., Sitch S., Ichii K., Saeki T.
Presenter : Saigusa N., Machida T., Patra P.K., Niwa Y., Ichii K.
Presenter : Ichii K., Kondo M., Ueyama M.
Presenter : Ichii K., Patra P., Ueyama M., Kondo M., Saigusa N.
Presenter : Kondo M., Ichii K., Patra P.K., Saeki T.
Presenter : Ichii K., Kondo M., Ueyama M., Saigusa N.
Presenter : Ichii K., Yanagi Y., Xiao J.F.
Presenter : Hayashi M., Saigusa N., Pingchun, Sawada Y., Yamagata Y., Hirano T., Ichii K.
Presenter : Ichii K., Ueyama M., Kondo M., Ito A., Kato T., Sato H., Sasai T., Kobayashi H., Yanagi Y., Saigusa N.
Presenter : Ichii K., Kondo M., Ueyama M., Ito A., Kobayashi H., Maksyutov S., Maki T., Nakamura T., Niwa Y., Patra P., Saeki T., Sato H., Sasai T., Saigusa N., Tian H., Yanagi Y., Zhang B.
Presenter : Ichii K., Ueyama M., Kondo M., Saigusa N., Alberto M. C., Kitamura K., Kotani A., Kominami Y., Maeda T., Mizoguchi Y., Shimizu T., Yasuda Y.
Presenter : Ichii K., Kondo M., Patra P., Ito A., Sasai T., Sato H., Ueyama M., Kobayashi H., Saigusa N.
Presenter : Ichii K., Kondo M., Okabe Y., Ueyama M., Kobayashi H., Saigusa N., Zhu Z., Myneni R.B.
Presenter : Ichii K., Kondo M., Ueyama M., Kato T., Ito A., Sasai T., Sato H., Kobayashi H., Saigusa N.
Presenter : Ichii K., Kondo M., Lee S.J., Ju W., Ito A., Sasai T., Sato H., Ueyama M., Cho C.H., Patra P.K., Saigusa N., Kim J.
Presenter : Ichii K., Ueyama M., Kondo M., Lee Y.H., Ito A., Patra P.K., Sasai T., Sato H., Hirano T., Kim J., Saigusa N., Alberto M., Asanuma J., Bret-Harte M.S., Edgar C., Euskirchen S.E., Han S.J., Hsia Y.J., Kang M., Kitamura K., Kominami Y., Kondo H., Kotani A., Kosugi Y., Li S.G., Li Y.N., Maeda T., Matsuura Y., Miyata A., Mizoguchi Y., Ohta T., Saitoh T.M., Shimizu T., Takagi K., Tang Y., Wang H., Yasuda Y., Yu G.R., Zhang Y. P., Zhao F.H., Zimov N., Zimov S.A.
Presenter : Ichii K., Kondo M., Okabe Y., Lee S.J., Ju W., Ito A., Ueyama M., Patra P.K., Saigusa N., Kim J.
Presenter : Ichii K., Kondo M., Ito A., Kang M., Sasai T., Sato H., Ueyama M., Kobayashi H., Saigusa N., Kim J.

industry_corpus2: Technology & Research


text:
In early 1961, the Navy Heavy Photo Squadron–62, in Jacksonville, Florida, had been flying almost routine high altitude mapping flights over the many south coast Cuban beaches. It wasn’t a surprise then when we received a top secret message ordering maximum photo coverage of a specific beach area on the south Cuban coast on 17 April 1961. Mapping was to begin at first light – no further specifics. The mission looked routine and was to be flown at 20,000 feet to obtain photos with a scale of 1:10,000, ideal for identifying most visible items on the ground below.
The flight went off without a hitch and the film – about eight or nine cans of it, each about 360 feet long and 9 inches in width – was run through the huge automatic processing machine in the photo lab, dried and then turned over to the photo interpreters for read-out.
Almost immediately they discovered that this was no ordinary photography. These were pictures of a military action – a burning ship, small landing craft – some ashore, some hung up on hidden reefs – a crashed B-26, a column of tanks sending up plumes of dust as it headed for the beach. It was the ill-planned and unsuccessful Bay- of-Pigs invasion. The pictures were important and they were classified Top Secret.
The photo interpreters read-out went on for the rest of the day and a preliminary report was written. It was now time to get the film to Washington which was sending almost constant urgent messages regarding the results. This was President Kennedy’s first foreign affairs involvement. The squadron had a Grumman F-9 jet fighter aircraft assigned to it and I was selected to fly the film cans and the written report to Andrews AFB that night. The cans were bundled into the various ammo bays on the plane (two on the wings and one in the nose) and I was off.
The plane was whoosing its way north on this moonless night when I received a report that Andrews AFB was closed because of a thunderstorm there, and the flight controller suggested that I go to the Naval Air Station at Patuxent River, Maryland, instead. No problem, with one exception. Someone failed to realize that thunder storms are not static and migrate eastward as they develop. This one migrated to Patuxent River. It was there to greet me.
A few miles south of the field the relatively light aircraft I was flying began being bounced around and tossed in every direction. Lightning was flashing continuously, but I contacted the tower and received landing instructions. Landing or no I was practically doing all the flying on instruments since I didn’t want to be blinded by the lightning. I kept myself oriented by occasionally glancing sideways towards the field to insure that I was lining up with the landing runway. Suddenly the aircraft was slammed by a hard down-and-side draft which caused a particularly severe lurch. Then I felt and heard it: bang – -bang, bang – followed by a wild ratatatatatat. Three cans of top secret film had broken through the locked ammo door in the nose, hit the wing and disappeared. The door to the ammo compartment was left slamming up and down in the slipstream. In any situation this would be nerve wracking, but damn! There was nothing I could do about it. Landing that bucking bird was the priority so I fought my way around the pattern, crossed the end of the runway, set her down at about 80 knots and taxied into the ramp in pouring rain. A Washington intelligence guy, an Army colonel from the Defense Intelligence Agency, was there to greet me.
Long and short of it. Futility! Couple of hours of night search in the lightning and pouring rain, out on the runways and taxiways with searchlights on jeeps and trucks and the film was never found. It was probably in the Chesapeake, and gone forever.
Somehow I wasn’t courts-martialed, though at the time things didn’t look that rosy. My guess is that the six surviving cans of film and the preliminary written readout plus radio reports from the insurgents were sufficient to describe the disastrous conditions on the beach. This was a failed CIA operation. But for my part, all I did was thank God for the intensive instrument refresher course I had just completed one month earlier in the Jacksonville replacement fighter group. Flying a small fighter-jet in a landing pattern in a thunderstorm is not for the faint of heart.

industry_corpus2: Aerospace


text:
Students have the opportunity to take a variety of high school courses at Iowa Lakes Community College. Courses are offered on the campuses of Emmetsburg, Estherville, Algona and Spencer. These courses are independent study, which allows the student to work at his or her own pace. All work is completed in the Success/Advising Center.
Each 1 credit high school course can be taken at a cost of $100 (this is non-refundable). The student has one year to complete the required coursework, starting from the day the course was paid. Once the course is complete, a transcript will be sent to the high school.
Instruction is determined by request and referrals from the local school district. All students are required to receive signed permission from his or her school district before beginning each course.


text:
Sperion offers a complete range of Asbestos Consulting, Asbestos Surveys and Asbestos Removal services carried out to the highest health and safety standards. Sperion offers services across the home counties, including Grays, Essex.
At Sperion, we pride ourselves on our unique set of Asbestos Removal skills and that applies to Grays as much as anywhere else. We are the experts in the fields of both asbestos consultancy and Asbestos Removal. We are always here to help you whatever your problem may be with both the tasks of Asbestos identification and removal.
Our specialised Asbestos project management, air monitoring, cutting edge sampling and state of the art surveying equipment and related services are all offered by Sperion at unbelievably competitive prices. We ourselves are based near Grays, Essex and serve predominantly the Grays area and the Home Counties including the London area. Our team of exceptionally skilled specialised consultants, surveyors and technicians have many, many years of industry experience. They are very highly skilled and qualified for the job, with an exceptional level of industry relevant qualifications. This all helps us here at Sperion to stand apart from the other providers of these types of service.
Here is a helpful tip for you :- Under ‘regulation 4 of The Control of Asbestos Regulations’, it is the personal responsibility of duty holders (persons who have a legal responsibility for the premises) to manage the risk that comes with the presence of asbestos in non-domestic premises, which of course means commercial and industrial premises. The duty of care, which is highlighted here, will also apply to the common parts of any domestic premises. Therefore the issue of asbestos removal in Grays or further afield should be treated with extreme seriousness so as to avoid any potential problems developing over time.
Asbestos must always be clearly identified first and then removed in a safe manner, this is the most important message to take away, you must absorb this most helpful educational message regarding Asbestos removal in Grays from the website.

industry_corpus2: Real Estate & Construction


text:
So Tom and Jerry are you ready? Then let’s start with it… try to place all the moving objects properly on their moving shadows and win over the game in minimum interval of time. Yes... the time assigned to you was limited so, you have to complete the task within the allotted time. Place all the objects within the time and enjoy over the game!!!
Use the MOUSE to randomly select and place in the game.

industry_corpus2: Gaming


text:
Screech owl planter hanger hook. Original design and hand crafted from the drawing table to the rusting production room. Sturdy enough for your hanging planted pots and pretty enough for your front porch. Requires two screws or nails to safely attach to your porch beam, tree, door frame or window.
SKU# H263 Dimensions: 16.25 x 13 x 1.25 in.

industry_corpus2: Agriculture & Fisheries


text:
Are you tired of your dog's disobedience and outrageous behavior? Decided to solve the problem with the help of the prong collar? You are on the right way, as a pinch collar is the most natural mean to show your dog that his actions are wrong. Just tighten the leash and you will get an immediate result. But it is very important to choose the high quality gear. This Chrome Plated Pinch Collar is one of the best of the kind. It is made of strong steel, chrome plated for rust resistance and easily adjustable by means of adding new links. Don't miss your chance to have a well-bred dog.
You obviously won't regret of purchasing this Pinch Collar, as it is made according to all international standards. It is effective in training as well as comparatively safe and comfortable for the canine. Be sure it won't hurt your pet because its action is similar to mother-dog's pinches. The prongs are polished properly and arranged in such a way to spread the pressure on the dog’s neck evenly.
Chrome plated steel, this item is made of, is the most widespread material for manufacturing dog training equipment due to its resistance to rust and corrosion and high level of sturdiness. Besides, due to chrome plating it has pretty silver-like shine that catches everybody's attention. It is possible to change the size of the collar adding or removing links according to your dog's measurements. You can use special O-Ring for attaching a dog leash.
It is very comfortable to use, strong to resist hard pulling and reliable to provide you with long-lasting service. Try this Pinch Collar and experience all its advantages yourself.
Use this dog supply only, if you want to correct your pet's behavior.
It is recommended not to leave your dog without control when he is wearing this dog item.
If you have some questions concerning the use of this Pinch Collar - consult dog trainer and follow all the tips and recommendations.


text:
Description We will set up Christmas trees and decorate the main areas of Clearbrook.
Description We will be buying holiday gifts for a WINGS family.
Description In conjunction with SD54 shopping.
Description This meeting will be an online chat.
Description We will be meeting to discuss the Division 8 Bowl-a-Thon.

industry_corpus2: Others


text:
We have been using IEW since 2nd or 3rd grade for writing and it is really going well. My two sons started attending a University Model school half way through 6th grade, so they now go to school on Tuesday and Thursday and work from home with me as their "co-teacher" on Monday, Wednesday and Friday. Looking ahead, I see they plan to switch from IEW to BJU in 9th grade (they are currently almost finished with 7th, so one more year of IEW before they intend to switch). I am not too happy about this because they are doing really well with IEW and it just seems to be such a great program. Has anyone else switched from IEW to BJU in 9th grade and, if so, what has your experience been? Anyone able to compare the two? I have never used any BJU materials so not sure what to expect, other than what I have read on Cathy Duffy Reviews. Thanks!
I have a large set of white Corelle and granite countertops...with two 13 year old boys. We haven't have any trouble at all. The Corelle is the most durable set I have ever had. We are loving it.
Anyone sell a bunch of Legos in bulk before?
That's great information, thanks. Where would I find the Lego user groups?
I had a male and female half siblings that grew up together. When they were younger, they loved each other, played all the time and cuddled together all the time. When they got older, he would sometimes attack her for no reason. I felt bad for her. She died at around 12 years old but he lived to 18. I missed her so much that I got a female kitten that looked just like her (so he was around 12 at the time). He hated the kitten. The kitten would try to play with him and he wanted no part of her. She would jump all over him and he would just be trying to get away. He was older and weaker so it was not a good situation and I ended up having to keep them separate for years which was not easy. I would definitely recommend not getting a kitten with an elderly cat. I don't think it is a good mix at all.
If so, I am wondering who you used and what your experience was. I am preparing ours to sell and planning to use Decluttr. Wondering if anyone has used them before.
Saving places at the gym - WWYD?
I think I would take the spot I wanted and, if she says anything, I would say "I get here early so I can get the spot I want. If your friends want to have the spot they want, they should get here early too"...or something like that. I would be totally annoyed if someone was saving spots for that many people, ESPECIALLY if they didn't even bother to show up sometimes. If they want a special spot, they should arrive early like you do. Please let us know what happens:).
What do you know about tonsilectomy?
I had mine out when I was in first grade (I'm 55 now). I have bad allergies (grasses, trees, pets, etc.) so I have had plenty of sore throats, strep, sinus infections, ear infections and even ended up having to have sinus surgery a few years ago and then had surgery to repair a hole in my eardrum earlier this year from a bad cold I had last summer. I'm can't know if it made a difference for me or not but I still get sick, even without them. My sister (who is an RN) was here for a visit recently and was reading a page out of one of my husband's medical journals (he is a doctor). It was an article about tonsillectomies and how studies are now showing that people who had them often end up having other complications....I'm sorry I can't remember the details and I don't know where the article is. I'm just throwing this in the mix and agreeing with others that she should see an ENT before making the decision and ask about both pros and cons, in case they are learning more info about it these days. I was a skinny little kid and my mom said they worried about me after the surgery because I would only eat gravy for quite a while...and I didn't want ice cream because it hurt too badly.
When do/did your kids get braces?
We started taking our two 12 year old sons to the ortho for check ups when they were probably around 8ish. I knew there were some things that need to be fixed early and if they are not, it can be more expensive or painful later so we just started taking them without even asking our ped dentist. For the first couple of years, they just had free consults/checkups and said come back next year. Eventually, one son needed an appliance kind of like a retainer to adjust the position of his jaw and correct his bite when he was probably 10 or so. It is something he wears at night while he sleeps. The ortho said it would probably mean one year less of braces later. They will be 13 this fall and one of them is getting close to being ready. The ortho has always had him come back yearly for a free checkup but this last time he said come back in 6 months. The other son with the appliance he wears at night is still only going yearly because some of his permanent teeth are still coming in.
Thank you! I knew I could count on the hive to provide some good titles. Some of these we have read but many we haven't so this should keep us busy for a little while. HomeAgain, we love Peter Pan and have read it over and over again many times. Great book! Thanks for all of the recommendations everyone!
We loved those also, thanks!
What would you recommend for really interesting read alouds for 12-13 year old boys? Something inspiring with great life lessons. Something really interesting, gripping that we won't want to put down?


text: Today is the first of five Sundays with gospel readings from John 6, the first four of which focus on Jesus as bread of life. Today Jesus feeds thousands of people with five loaves and two fish. What we have, what we bring to Jesus' table seems like it is not nearly enough to meet all the needs we see around us. But it is not the adequacy of our supplies or our skills that finally makes the difference: it is the power of Jesus working in the littlest and least to transform this world into the world God desires, a world where all the hungry are satisfied.


text:
Anushka Sharma starrer horror movie Pari which released last Friday has received lukewarm response at the box office. The movie earned Rs 2.14 crore on Monday, bringing its total collection of four days to Rs 17.48 crore.
#Pari Fri 4.36 cr, Sat 5.47 cr, Sun 5.51 cr, Mon 2.14 cr. Total: �?� 17.48 cr. India biz.
After watching Pari's trailer, expectations were high with the movie. Several reports said that the movie is likely to become a game-changer in the horror genre but looking at its collections, it seems otherwise. Pari has also received mixed reviews from the film critics.
Given that Pari was released on Holi, more footfall was expected but the movie only managed to collect Rs 4.36 crore on its opening day. Over the weekend, it earned little over Rs 10 crore but on Monday the movie saw a sharp dip in its collection.
However, Anushka Sharma has been praised for her portrayal of the character with critics saying that she managed to do full justice to the role. Nevertheless, several critics have pointed out that the storyline could been crisper.
Anushka Sharma's husband and Indian cricket team's skipper, Virat Kohli took to Twitter to praise the movie and her acting.
Watched #Pari last night, has to be my Wife's best work ever! �?�� One of the best films I've seen in a long time. Got quite scared but so very proud of you @AnushkaSharma �?��?
Directed by Prosit Roy, Pari is also stars Parambrata Chatterjee, Ritabhari Chakraborty, Rajat Kapoor and Mansi Multani in pivotal roles.


text:
What is a Day in the Life of a writer like?
I start my day re asonably grumpy and in need of a nice cup of tea. By about 10am or maybe 11am I’ve made it to my desk. This is not because I get up terribly late (although sometimes I do) but more to do with the fact that I usually exercise at some point between my porridge and my shower.
So to my writing. I start by reading what I wrote the day before and making a few edits, possibly adding sections here and there, until I’m very happy with that particular chapter. This might be enough to motivate me to create more storyline and start writing. If not, I consult my Excel spreadsheet which contains an overview of the story so far chapter by chapter. It also contains my word count so that I can keep track of progress from day to day.
Usually once I’ve started typing the words flow onto the page. I get caught up in the drama and usually take on the emotions of my characters. I have been known to weep or laugh out loud as I write, even in public places which is a tad embarrassing! This period of the day is dotted with trips to the Nespresso machine to make lattes to fuel me onwards.
I might be happy with what I’ve written by lunchtime or I may reconvene after lunch for an hour or so. My target is to write 4000 words a week. That is, 4000 edited, happy-making words, with any research required done.
After that I do ‘everything else’ which might be posting on social media, writing a blog or updating my website.
What sort of research do you do for fiction writing?
I’m always looking things up on the Internet as I write. It is such a useful and instant source of material. Whilst you’re telling a story it may be set in a place which is real and so you want to get your facts right. For example, when Katie (in Forever Lucky) went to her first networking event at Kenwood house on Hampstead Heath, whilst it is somewhere I have walked past and I know it’s a magnificent building, I have never actually been inside. So I used the Internet to show me images of the inside which helped me to describe her visit. I think if you got this wrong it would jar for any reader who knew the place.
In loving memory of Nicola Murray who enjoyed coming here for Sun, walks and squirrel therapy.
It was a perfect fit for my storyline.
How do you write a novel? Where do you start?
It starts with a big idea which might be triggered from something I’ve read or play I hear on radio four. From that I develop my main character and the inciting incident which triggers the story. I then decided how my main character will develop through the novel and roughly where she’ll end up. I say roughly, because it’s a creative journey. The endpoint is more about the state of mind of the character than the detail of exactly where she is at the end of the book.
I use an Excel spreadsheet to record everything that happens in the novel, chapter by chapter and details of all the characters. I find images on the Internet of all my characters which makes it easier to describe them and add them to the spreadsheet. I also record the word count, so I know how far I am into the novel at any time.
Aim to write four thousand words a week. That is usually comfortably doable. However, I do have the occasional week off when I know I need to focus on other things.
Sometimes after writing a particularly dramatic and long chapter I feel the need for a break. It’s emotionally exhausting!
So, I literally make it up as I go along, developing characters and deciding their fate!
Once I have a first draft, I will go through the whole novel editing and ensuring that it’s the best it can be before passing it to an editor.

industry_corpus2: Literature & Emotions


text:
SHILLONG: Acting on a tip off, a special cell of the East Khasi Hills police along with the Special Operation Team (SOT) arrested an HNLC linkman along with other six overground workers of the outfit including a woman on Thursday night.
HNLC linkman Manbhalang Jyrwa alias ‘Man’, who is believed to be a close confidant of the outfit’s publicity secretary Sainkupar Nongtraw was arrested from his residence at Nongrim Hills.
The six overground workers have been identified as Bakmenlang Kharpuri of Mawkhar Block VI, Goldy Khongwir, Lawanbiang Dohkrut, Stadpyrkhat Langstieh of Lum Shyiap, Golf Link, Phaiborlang Donshiew of Sngithiang, Mawprem and Jolene Hazel Khongwir of Wahingdoh.
The arrested persons have been remanded in ten-day police custody.
Informing his here on Friday, East Khasi Hills SP M Kharkrang revealed that the real name of the HNLC linkman is Sulfiyan Ali Hazarika.
“He (Hazarika) was responsible for editing and publishing articles and propaganda of the HNLC. Several Facebook pages depicting the resurgence of the outfit like ‘We are back’ which was updated after the firing incident at Lumdiengjri police station and also articles in which the HNLC claimed responsibility of the act were brought out by him,” Kharkrang said while also informing that he was also tasked with the job of bringing out articles to indicate that the outfit was alive and aware of the daily events in Khasi and Jaintia Hills.
“All articles sent by Sainkupar Nongtraw are vetted and edited by him,” Kharkrang said, while adding that Hazarika also acted as both adviser and link man for the HNLC by providing inputs on all activities in the State.
The SP also informed that in 2012, the outfit’s top brass had tried to publish a souvenir but it never materialized.
Kharkrang informed that police have seized a laptop, three mobile phones, one dongle and two newspapers from the possession of the link man.
Following the arrest of the HNLC linkman, police carried out a late night operation and arrested six over ground workers who had provided shelter to members of the outfit who perpetrated the firing incident at Lumdiengjri PS and were directly involved in the attempt to hoist the HNLC flag at Student’s Field, Jaiaw.
Folowing the arrests, HNLC publicity secretary Sainkupar Nongtraw in a Facebook update claimed that the outfit had launched an attack against police personnel at Trongpleng, Mawsynram on Friday evening.
Kharkrang, however, clarified that the incident had not occurred.

industry_corpus2: Politics & Administration


text:
The terms are more interesting than ever before, including in the field of sport fishing and fisheries management. What do the non-native and invasive species mean, what is the connection between them?
Not that we would not be also in autumn, winter or summer. But in the spring there is a lot of fishermen in the water, so we need to make sure that our presence does not interfere with the fish spawning and other natural processes at this time.
On March 1st, fishing season is already taking place in some rivers in Slovenia. Fishermen are having fun with spinning and fly fishing, but joy can bring some bad for the rivers and other streams.
Hydroelectric power plants are considered to be rather unproblematic for the environment. Is that true? Long years of observations and research reveal that this is far from the case. Hydroelectric power plants have many harmful effects on watercourses and people living near them. Many of these at first glance are not noticeable, as they are fully expressed only with a great time lag.
Here are the top 3 rivers where you may open a new fly fishing season 2019 and have a great time!
It is always good to refresh fly fishing knowledge. We have prepared a selection of knots for you, without which you simply can not go out. Perhaps you already know them, but it might be useful to refresh your memory.
Not long ago, at one of the commercial ponds, we watched the children, and even more so their parents, how they were fishing trout and how they treated them after they were able to drag them to the bank. We were shocked!
Fishermen in recent years are thinking of a dilemma about which hooks to use during the hunting of pike, zander, huchen, catfish and other predatory freshwater fish. In the first place, fishermen are interested in fishing performance, compliance with regulations, and also focus on minimizing damage to fish.
Slovenia is a very interesting country for sports fishing. In a small territory smaller than Switzerland, there are over 300 districts for spinning, carp fishing and fly fishing. The latter is very popular among locals and tourists as well.
Are you dreaming of a carp bait that is done in a matter of minutes and costs only a few cents? The bait for a carp, which can be immediately adapted to changed fishing conditions, can be bigger or smaller, heavier or softer? About a bait that is soft and small but still hides a hook that easily penetrates the carp’s mouth?


text:
FLUSHING, N.Y. (Jan. 21, 2018) – A heroic comeback led by Merrick Rowland and Lucy Tougas spurred the Queens College women's basketball team to a 70-60 triumph over Damen College on Sunday (Jan. 21) at Lucille Kvallos Court in Flushing.
Queens (8-8, 4-4 ECC) opened the first quarter by scoring first on an unusually sweltering Sunday inside the confines of Fitzgerald Gymnasium. Marina Ramon Lopez had the game's first bucket but Daemen (7-12, 4-5 ECC) would answer with six straight points. After a three-pointer by Caroline White, the Wildcats held a 9-4 lead with four-and-a-half minutes to play in the frame. QC collected a 6-2 run to end the first quarter with shots by Tougas, Ramon Lopez and Beth Bonin; Daemen, however, scored the last points of the stanza with a jumper by Carina Pringle giving the visitors an 11-10 lead after one period of play.
Daemen boosted itself to a 16-10 lead to start the second quarter following a three by Pringle and a jumper from Sarah Young in the first minute of action. The Wildcats led 20-14 midway through the period before the Knights posted a 7-0 run punctuated by a three-point play from Taliyah Hopkins that gave Queens a 21-20 lead with 3:17 to go in the half. The lead would pinball back and forth with Sarah Saba converting a three-point play in the dying seconds of the half to put Daemen ahead 28-26 at the halftime break.
The Wildcats held a 33-28 lead in the third quarter following a three-point conversion by Saba but the third period belonged to Queens as the Knights outscored the opposition by a 28-12 margin. Rowland, who went 0-for-5 from the field in the first half, caught fire by hitting 3-of-4 from beyond the three-point line including a big one with just over a minute to play in the frame that put QC ahead by a 52-38 margin. The Knights led 54-40 going into the final period of play but Daemen would make a spirited comeback in the fourth quarter; a Filbert lay-up midway through the frame got the Wildcats within seven points at 56-49 but the visitors never got closer than six points away as the Knights had just enough to outlast the opposition.
Bonin led the way 20 points, hitting 7-of-8 from the free throw line in the late stages of the game to elevate the Knights to a win. Rowland had 15 points and Ramon Lopez scored 14 points as well, but Tougas had herself a game with eight points off the bench to go along with three rebounds and two assists. Ramon Lopez grabbed ten rebounds to record another double-double in the win as Emer Moloney played a pivotal role with seven points and six assists to boot.
Daemen was led by 17-point efforts from Filbert and Saba but the two combined to shoot 14-for-33 from the field. Pringle added seven points and six assists for the Wildcats in the loss.
Queens returns to action on Wednesday (Jan. 24) when the Knights host St. Thomas Aquinas College at 5:30 p.m. in a game that will be streamed live on ESPN3 as part of the NCAA Division II Showcase.
January 8, 2018 Rowland: Scoring 1,000th Point "Feels Really Good"

industry_corpus2: Sports


text:
Infinite Removals Ebenezer has been operating in the Ebenezer suburb for the past 8 years. Being a fully licensed and insured furniture removalist company in Ebenezer we are proud to offer all the residents of Ebenezer or if you are moving into our beautiful suburb a 100% satisfaction guarantee.
Moving homes is one of the most frustrating processes, Infinite Removals understands this and has ensured that our unique point of difference is our complete service. Providing a cheap removalist Ebenezer service is our specialty. With pricing that starts from only $42/hh we will beat any quote in all of Sydney.
From when you enquire about a removalist in Ebenezer our friendly customer care consultants will walk you through the whole process of moving into or from Ebenezer. When enquiring about your move, please ensure you’ve explored all your options and have compared all other removalist companies in Ebenezer appropriately.
Once our client has placed a booking with our company, we then begin the process of assisting you in being as efficient as possible before your actual move. Remember, saving time is saving money. We will give you all the tips and tricks for having your Ebenezer removal service complete.
When our experienced removalist Ebenezer arrives at your door, we will be fully equipped from top to bottom. Our office ensures every truck is fully stocked with removal blankets, trollies, bubble wraps and all other necessary equipment to have your move complete with no headaches.
Enquire today with infinite removals today for an accurate removal quote. We hope to provide you with 100% satisfaction. Call 1800 940 493 today for all cheap removalist Ebenezer quotes. You may also submit your details below and have our customer care consultant contact you to discuss your next move.
Infinite Removals Ebenezer is your quality removal company when your items need to be moved with care.


text:
Merry Christmas!! We are bringing you a special Christmas Edition of our Sweet Sunday! Everyone on the team made a Christmas card with our Rubbernecker Stamps. I used the Snowflakes and Stardust Set.
Today I have a Christmas card made with an image from The Paper Nest Dolls, Winter Gift Emma. I was asked to be a Guest Designer this week, so I hope you'll pop on over to her Facebook page or her website and show her some love for her super cute images.
My DP is from Stampin' Up. The flowers are from Wild Orchid Crafts. I tucked some cheesecloth behind the image mat, and a little bit of gold ribbon in the top corner by the flowers to fill in what felt like empty space. I coloured the image with Copics and glitter gel pen (just on the present).
I hope you like it. You can find The Paper Nest Dolls in rubber and digital formats. Drop by the website and check out these cuties!
It's Monday, and time for another Rubbernecker Stamps project. I am back with another Christmas card this week using the super cute "Caroling Penguins" stamp and the "Silent Night" background stamp.
Today is the start of a new challenge at Aurora Wings, and the Stella DT is challenging you to create a project with a "Winter Wonderland" theme.
I have wanted to make a shadow box card for quite awhile. I have had my Cameo for a couple of years, and have done a pitiful job learning how to use it. This was the opportunity I needed to brush the dust off of it and put it to work! I used two Aurora Wings images for this: "Christmas Lights Sprite" and "Christmas Tree Sprite".
The wood snowflake embellishments are from South Ridge Trading, the silver glitter snowflakes are from a Martha Stewart punch using some scrap glitter paper from a previous project. I used Versa Mark and some opaque Snow embossing powder to make my wood snowflakes white.


text:
A collection of utility functions and classes. Originally, many (but not all) were from the Python Cookbook – hence the name cbook.
This module is safe to import from anywhere within matplotlib; it imports matplotlib only at runtime.
A class for issuing deprecation warnings for Matplotlib users.
In light of the fact that Python builtin DeprecationWarnings are ignored by default as of Python 2.7 (see link below), this class was put in to allow for the signaling of deprecation, but via UserWarnings which are not ignored by default.
Returns list of dictionaries of staticists to be use to draw a series of box and whisker plots. See the Returns section below to the required keys of the dictionary. Users can skip this function and pass a user- defined set of dictionaries to the new axes.bxp method instead of relying on MPL to do the calcs.
Data that will be represented in the boxplots. Should have 2 or fewer dimensions.
Number of times the confidence intervals around the median should be bootstrapped (percentile method).
General approach from: McGill, R., Tukey, J.W., and Larsen, W.A. (1978) “Variations of Boxplots”, The American Statistician, 32:12-16.
Decorator to mark a function as deprecated.
Override the default deprecation message. The format specifier %(func)s may be used for the name of the function, and %(alternative)s may be used in the deprecation message to insert the name of an alternative to the deprecated function. %(obj_type) may be used to insert a friendly name for the type of object being deprecated.
An alternative function that the user may use in place of the deprecated function. The deprecation warning will tell the user about this alternative if provided.
If True, uses a PendingDeprecationWarning instead of a DeprecationWarning.
Returns True if the given writable file-like object requires Unicode to be written to it.
Returns a list of dictionaries of data which can be used to draw a series of violin plots. See the Returns section below to view the required keys of the dictionary. Users can skip this function and pass a user-defined set of dictionaries to the axes.vplot method instead of using MPL to do the calculations.
Sample data that will be used to produce the gaussian kernel density estimates. Must have 2 or fewer dimensions.
The method used to calculate the kernel density estimate for each column of data. When called via method(v, coords), it should return a vector of the values of the KDE evaluated at the values specified in coords.
Defines the number of points to evaluate each of the gaussian kernel density estimates at.
A list of dictionaries containing the results for each column of data.
coords: A list of scalars containing the coordinates this particular kernel density estimate was evaluated at.
vals: A list of scalars containing the values of the kernel density estimate at each of the coordinates given in coords.
mean: The mean value for this column of data.
median: The median value for this column of data.
min: The minimum value for this column of data.
max: The maximum value for this column of data.
Used to display deprecation warning in a standard way.
The release at which this API became deprecated.
The object type being deprecated.
# To warn of the deprecation of "matplotlib.name_of_module"

industry_corpus2: Programming


text:
WASHINGTON - U.S. factory activity grew last month at its slowest pace since May 2013 as manufacturers pared their stockpiles and cut jobs.
The Institute for Supply Management says its index of factory activity slipped to 50.1 in October from 50.2 in September. The figures barely signal growth, which is any reading above 50.
A measure of hiring fell sharply, from 50.5 to 47.6. That means manufacturers cut jobs last month.
Still, the report contained some bright signs: New orders jumped, suggesting that business may pick up in coming months. And a gauge of production rose for the first time since July.
U.S. manufacturers have been squeezed this year as a strong dollar and weak economies in China and other key foreign markets have cut into exports.

industry_corpus2: Manufacturing


text:
Simon Lewis is known to some of us through educational and technology circles. But another side is his work as a poet (he won the emerging poetry Hennessy Literary Award last year). Now Doire Press has published his collection Jewtown, and it's well-worth buying. His fine first book of poems takes an interesting angle on a mostly-forgotten episode in Irish history - not Irish immigrants in the USA or England, but the arrival in Cork in the late 19th century of Jews fleeing pogroms in Russia.
In 'Shalom Park' near the end of the collection we see the cyclical nature of immigration. In 'Zedekiah' an immigrant with English loses his purpose as the fruitseller Mazel starts not to need his words any more. In 'Cobbler' the narrator is proud of his expertise in creating a better boot than any 'lousy American'.
Here Simon writes in the Irish Times about his book: "In the five years I have spent creating Jewtown, I’d like to think I have thrown a little bit of light back to a city... I also hope that I’ve managed to convey how any immigrant might feel when they arrive in a new country."


text: High vibration is a common problem for motors that are installed on top of vertical pumps. Its source can be a mechanical issue with the pump, motor or coupling or even hydraulic forces from the pump. Structural issues involving “reed frequency” resonance often amplify the problem, but effective diagnosis must begin with an understanding of the underlying vibratory forces. Although the general vertical pump category includes submersibles, this article focuses solely on the ones that most commonly exhibit high-vibration conditions: surface-mounted pumps with the motor bolted to a pedestal on top.


text:
Join us as Raleigh Pinskey discusses social media for authors.
Raleigh Pinskey, President and Founder of The Raleigh Group PR, founded in 1980, specializes in helping you put your name and product in front of your target market over, and over, and over again, helping you to create a success path for achieving your goals.
The Raleigh Group PR menu of author services include offline, online and social media coaching / consulting, seminars, teleseminars, webinar planning, book trailers, virtual tours, store placement, online book promotion and signings.
Raleigh is the author of the international best selling business books The Zen of Hype, You Can Hype Anything, and 101 Ways to Promote Yourself which has over 150,000 in print and is published in several languages. Also 101 Ways to Get on Radio, TV and Internet Talk Shows, 101 Ways to Write Results Producing Media Releases, 101 Ways to Get Your Info and Products on the Internet and Your Eight Second Purpose Pitch.
The Raleigh Group PR clients included the first book in the Chicken Soup for the Soul series, performers Sting, McCartney, KISS, Blonde, Don McLean and Herbie Mann; the $5000 Marilyn Monroe and Elvis Presley Doll; Soap Opera and Broadway stars; non-profits and The Bronx Zoo’s a Great Snake Named Jake.
Regarded as an expert in her field Raleigh has shared the speaker platform with fellow non-fiction authors Mark Victor Hansen, Jack Canfield, T. Harv Eckert, Alex Mandossian, Tom Antion, Terry Brock, Robert Allen, James Malinchak, Dan Kennedy, Joe Polish… to name a few.
Raleigh’s hero and mentor P.T. Barnum said, “Without promotion something terrible happens…, nothing!” Raleigh’s passion is to do everything she can to help you avoid a business and life filled with nothingness.


text:
SAN JOSE, August 10, 2016 – One of our nation’s greatest nightmares ended at 9 p.m. on Aug. 8, 1974, when President Richard M. Nixon delivered a nationally televised speech that declared his resignation as president of the United States. The Watergate scandal exposed something that Americans had not readily witnessed from the highest levels of the nation’s leadership — Nixon had been caught in lies to the American public — and the debacle surrounding Watergate had sliced to the heart of America’s system of government.
The episode remains as one of the worst examples of leadership in the history of the United States.
While the Watergate scandal unraveled from the time of the election in 1972 until Richard Nixon’s resignation, there were attempts made at cultural exchange between the U.S. and the former Soviet Union. One of the first came in the fall of 1973, when a training ship of the Soviet Merchant Navy docked at the U.S. Merchant Marine Academy in Kings Point, NY. A young Tim Donney was a first classmen (senior) at Kings Point, and he and his fellow classmates had the experience of having the Soviet cadets attend some classes, social events and evening discussion sessions, in which the subject would invariably turn to politics. The recurring theme from the Soviet cadets was defense of their system of government.
Such words would sting, and many Americans born after the 1960s would not have had a real experience of the collateral damage of Watergate, but such an exposure to international judgment of the U.S. system of government would not have been experienced by many Americans.
As the Watergate scandal continued to unfold through 1973, many people watching the televised drama began to feel that something was terribly wrong in America. Many like Tim Donney and his classmates in Kings Point viewed the Watergate debacle as a true test of the nation’s system of government. Many citizens wondered at the time whether America was still a nation of laws, where none was above the law. Especially for Donney and classmates who had just debated the Soviet cadets, it became very real, as real as the legitimate question that gnawed upon them: Was America a nation governed by a ruling elite that were above the law?
Tim Donney never forgot his next three words: “The system works!” On that day in 1974, America was still a nation of laws, and Donney’s Soviet friends had got it wrong.
Yet in 2016, as Americans are witnessing another grueling presidential election campaign, and another true test of America’s system of government. The former secretary of state created her own personal e-mail account for communications at state for her and her staff and set up a private server in her home in Chappaqua, New York (apparently hidden in Bill’s sock drawer). She also used a personal Blackberry for communications on public networks throughout the world instead of a secure government device.
Yet, our Justice Department will not take any action.
Moreover, the Office of Inspector General’s report clarifies that the Obama administration was aware of her use of a private email system, as 18 emails were between the President Obama and Hillary Clinton, with all sent and received from a clinton.com account and not a dot.gov account, and they did nothing.
So much for the transparency in government that campaigner Obama promised during his first election campaign in 2008.
And in reality, Clinton cannot be indicted without the shadow of blame also cast on Barack Obama. An in-your-face timing of events foreshadowed FBI Director Comey’s announcement, which included Bill’s private meeting with Attorney General Loretta Lynch, prior to Hillary’s interview with the FBI, and Hillary’s joining Obama on Air Force One for a campaign tour, on the very morning that the announcement was to be made.
While the Watergate debacle had profound consequences with several convictions of criminal activity by insider GOP operatives, as well as campaign finance reform, it pales in comparison to the crimes of the current Obama administration, including Hillary Clinton’s role as the former secretary of state.
Ironically, the shadows cast by Watergate had an impact upon Bill Clinton’s Impeachment of 1998-99, and historians basically agree that the investigations into the crimes involved in Watergate that led to the resignation of Richard Nixon are a case study in respect for and operation of the American Constitution and in America’s political values.
If such an impact were that significant, and if Watergate forced Nixon to resign, intelligent citizens should wonder why President Obama and former members of his administration would be able to survive the largest onslaught of simultaneous scandal exposures in the nation’s history. Where is the overly aggressive media so eager for justice to be served in America? Intelligent citizens could also wonder why a former member of a corrupt administration is the Democratic Party’s current candidate for president.
Sadly, President Obama’s administration was only weakly confronted by the mainstream media with an investigation into the killing of American Border Patrol Agent Brian Terry, who was killed by one of the very guns Obama’s government had used for selling to Mexican drug lords. Brian Terry was only the first of law enforcement officials for which Obama and his administration has had little genuine regard. One more debacle that the mainstream media had a hard time exposing was the disregard for America’s veterans in the atrocious Veterans Administration’s handling of diseased and dying veterans. So many patriots who served their country died while waiting for proper healthcare.
Additionally, the callous manner in which the Obama administration bungled the 9/11 attack in Benghazi, and how the administration officials – including Hillary Clinton — initially lied to the public and tried to cover up the debacle is disgraceful. It continues to be a thorn of great injustice to the victims who died in the attack and to their families, who have had to reconcile the truth with the lies perpetrated by the highest levels of government officials.
Ironically, no one lost their lives because of Watergate. Crimes were truly committed, yet today Americans are regularly witnessing the lives of citizens being lost; proportionately, if such scandals and crimes are compared to the crimes of Watergate, the content of criminal activity under the Democratic Party is off the charts, and there is relatively zero demand for accountability.
In reality, Watergate can be viewed as a turning point of a descent into what Americans are willing to tolerate, but it could serve as a measuring stick for determining higher standards of leadership. In 1974, Americans were appalled by what was occurring at the highest seat of the government; today many Americans are quite comfortable supporting a candidate who has committed greater crimes than Nixon ever dreamed of committing.
If intelligent and fair-minded citizens would be honest with themselves, it is doubtful that there has ever been another time in America’s history in which there have been so many truly serious scandals, one after another. Especially, it is a sad irony that on the day after Independence Day in 2016, our country lost its rule of law and became a government of a ruling elite, who are above the law.
America has come full circle to the days of her birth, and the proof of this is the presidential “election” of 2016, in which Bernie supporters did not get to decide their candidate during the Democratic primaries – instead the party has selected, if not crowned, Hillary Clinton. To the contrary, people who identify as Republicans are still being chastised and ridiculed by GOP elitists for insisting on the people’s candidate of choice.
Peeling back the curtain on the ruling class of elitists in both political parties could awaken the Americans who still believe in the preciousness of the right to vote and the basic rule of law. The oligarchs are not just the Democrats seeking a Leviathan-like control over people, but also Republican establishment elitists who would rather have Hillary for POTUS because she will play ball with them.
Tragically, with no real outcry for leadership accountability in 2016, and such blatant loss of the rule of law, there is no longer room to debate differences between the United States of America and the former Soviet Union.
This article was co-authored by Tim Donney.
Is the U.S. Government keeping America secure?


text:
State Meet and Spring Break Info.
Fundraising orders are due today!
The Butter Braid fundraising orders are due today, March 1st. Please drop them off or bring them to practice tonight, if you have not already. The delivery date is set for March 11th. More details on delivery to follow.


text: Educators need tags as well! Thanks to the efforts of the Name Tag Wizard, we are happy to offer custom name tags for educators too. From tutoring service providers, to elementary schools, we have lots of choices to keep your staff happy! Being a teacher is tough, so it’s awesome when one gets special acknowledgment for their time and effort so what better strategy to achieve this than with the help of a custom name tag? Come time for those troublesome parent teacher conferences, parents will likely be relieved when they see that that don't need to worry about remembering their child's teacher's name when they see the custom name tag displayed with pride! We supply a variety of fashionable designs, with even more coming soon!


text:
The former vice president tried to correct himself, but was drowned out by crowd cheers.
A slip of the tongue by former Vice President Joe Biden might suggest he's leaning toward running for the White House again.
In a keynote speech at a Saturday dinner for the Delaware Democratic Party, Biden boasted that he has "the most progressive record of anybody running."
But Biden hasn't announced whether he is running again for president. He quickly corrected himself, saying "anybody who would run — I didn't mean it. Anybody who would run."
Cheers nearly drowned out his correction. Although Biden has been known to go off script, his remark is likely to be viewed as a Washington-style gaffe — a case of accidentally telling the truth.
Biden sounded like a candidate-in-waiting, pushing Democratic policies and accusing President Donald Trump of dividing the country.


text:
Indulge yourself with these morsels of sweetness! Succulent Australian apricots bursting with flavor and dipped in our own dark chocolate. Tangy orange peels dusted in cocoa powder and dipped in our own special blend of luscious European dark chocolate. Mmmm - delicious!
Entertain that nutty urge! One crunchy bite into our fresh, roasted almonds, toasted coconut, or raisin clusters smothered in our special European blend of milk or dark chocolate will transport you to a state of raptured bliss. But, why stop there? Try our Extra Fancy Jumbo Cashews, Mixed Salted Nuts or Fancy Salted Pecans. We use the freshest, highest grade roasted and salted nuts. Lift the lid, smell the inviting aroma and you'll know what we mean! Decorative gift tins not included.
Heart healthy almonds dipped in delicious milk or dark chocolate.
Premium Australian apricots glazed and dipped in delicious dark chocolate.
Freshly roasted and salted premium cashews dipped in delicious milk or dark chocolate.
Freshly roasted and gently salted premium cashews. A favorite! Decorative gift tin not included.
These cordial cherries are truly one-of-a-kind! Milk and Dark chocolate surrounds tender cherries to make a treat that's ideal for sharing with the one you love (or eating all by yourself!). Exquisitely wrapped in red and gold foil.
A freshly roasted mix of the finest nutmeats! Extra Fancy Cashews, Non-Pariel Almonds, Jr. Mammoth Pecans, Whole Blanced Filberts, Brazil Nuts, and Shelled Pistachios. Decorative gift tin not included.
Salted peanuts dipped in delicious milk or dark chocolate.
Tasty and healthy pecans contain the most antioxidant capacity of any other nut. Freshly roasted and salted. Decorative gift tin not included.
Indulge yourself with these morsels of sweetness! Succulent Hawaiin candied pineapple bursting with flavor and dipped in our own dark chocolate. Mmmm - delicious!
The perfect choice for fruit serving snacks. Deliciously dipped in milk or dark chocolate.
A classic mix of Kaap's confections. You'll truly enjoy this extraordinary array of our finest chocolates. Our special blend of European milk and dark chocolate drench our old fashioned creams; soft, chewy caramels; nut, raisin, coconut clusters, tiffany chips, meltaways and wintergreen patties. A tradition that never goes out of fashion!
Our lightly sweetened Toasted Shredded Coconut, golden brown and crunchy, is dipped in delicious milk or dark chocolate.

industry_corpus2: Hospitality & Catering


text:
These are the guiding principles we follow when treating patients. Please take the time to read them to gain an understanding of the thought process we use in assessing and treating chronic illness.
All true healing is ultimately self-healing. Any improvements in health that come from being treated at NNM (Neighborhood Natural Medicine) are due to the patient’s own self-healing response being triggered. At NNM we do not focus on treating the disease, but on doing whatever is needed to awaken the natural self-healing mechanism inside the patient.
The reason why this happens, and this is a critically important point here, is that the body is designed to always move towards health…if given the appropriate stimulation and kept free from disease causing factors.
With extremely rare exceptions, this self-healing response can be achieved using strictly natural, drug-free methods that have been provided by Nature and available to mankind for thousands of years.
These natural healing methods include: food-based vitamins and herbs, acupuncture, energy work, homeopathy (vibrational medicine), naturopathic medicine and detoxification. These are the seven principle healing techniques used at NNM.
While this principle is not new, many in the healthcare field do not agree upon it. Many people believe that the body is stupid by design, and is not capable of proper functioning without the use of pharmaceutical drugs.
Please don’t get us wrong, we believe that everything has its proper place, including pharmaceutical drugs when they are needed. But it seems that in our culture almost everyone above 40 years of age (and that number drops lower with each year) is expected to be on some type of drug or else their body will not be capable of function. If you look around you’ll notice that this insane belief is slowly being conditioned into our belief system as a society.
After many years of searching, studying, meditating, and treating thousands of chronically ill patients at our clinic, we have narrowed down the causes of illness to only three factors.
You are probably shocked to hear that we only believe in three causes of illness, since there are now several thousand diagnosis codes in existence. Every year we hear of a dozen new diseases that have been “discovered” by modern medicine, many with long names that sound really scary and hard to pronounce. Heck, in the eye alone there are over 200 different possible vision disorders! How is it then possible for us to view only three causes of illness?
First of all, if you really look into the names of a lot of these diagnosis codes you will find that the name of the disease tells you nothing about the CAUSE of the illness. It only gives you a description of the SYMPTOMS that the patient is feeling.
Take for example the diagnosis of “fibromyalgia”. If you look at the components of the word “fibromyalgia” you will find “fibro” which means “fiber”, “my” which means “muscle”, and “algia” which means “pain”. So the word “fibromyalgia” means nothing but “muscle fiber pain”. This diagnosis does nothing but describe what the patient is already aware of…that their muscles hurt. It does absolutely NOTHING to tell you what is CAUSING the problem and thus how to treat it.
Please take a look at many of the other medical diagnosis terms that exist…including the one that you have personally. Does your diagnosis term tell you anything about WHY you are not feeling good? Or is it simply just a fancy way of describing the suffering that you already feel? Most importantly, does this diagnosis term give you any clue as to how to naturally HEAL from this condition, or have you been told that it is INCURABLE and that you need to “learn to live with it”?
If you believe what they tell you, that what you have is HOPELESS or INCURABLE, then that will be your reality. Our clinic is not the place for you and you will be better served elsewhere, because we strongly believe that as long as there is still breath within the body, the opportunity to fully and completely recover your health is ALWAYS there. And no, this is not wishful “new-age” thinking on our part, it is a FACT that we have proven thousands of times within the walls of our clinic.
The manifestations of disease are infinite, but the causes are extremely few. Treat the cause of the disease and the manifestation will dissolve.
I get very passionate about this topic. When I see the deteriorating state of our health as a society, and the lack of information about natural solutions, I get upset because I know in my heart that it does not have to be this way. Most of this suffering is completely unnecessary…and that’s the most tragic part of all.
I like to refer to this as “stuff that’s in the body that shouldn’t be there”. In this case I’m referring to things such as heavy metals (mercury, lead, cadmium, etc.), carcinogenic chemicals (petroleum solvents, pesticides, plastics, etc.), allergic substances, endogenous cellular waste that comes from your own body and isn’t being eliminated properly, and others.
We live in a polluted society. It is becoming harder and harder to find clean water, food, and air and this has taken a progressively more severe toll on our health as a society. The effect of industrial pollution and toxicity has taken a global level, as there is now no place on Earth that is untouched by pollution. Even the breast milk of Eskimo women in isolated parts of the Arctic is filled with plastics and petroleum solvents created thousands of miles away.
The way this works is that pollution and waste created in one part of the world is taken up into the atmosphere in a water-soluble form and re-deposited onto the earth as rain. This is how pollution in Hong Kong gets dropped onto the streets of Chicago, and depleted uranium used in the Middle East gets dropped onto New York.
Because of this, a true healing program is not complete if it does not address the issue of detoxification and cleansing of the body’s tissues. In addition to cleansing the body of noxious substances through herbs, nutrients, homeopathics, and acupuncture, attention must be placed on the eliminative organs of the body such as the liver, kidneys, and bowels…all of which are under unprecedented amount of stress in this modern era.
I like to refer to this as “stuff that’s not in the body that should be there”. In this case, I’m referring to the vital nutrients that your body needs for optimal functioning such as: essential fats, amino acids, vitamins, minerals, enzymes, and so on.
However this topic is more complicated than simply popping a handful of vitamin pills and eating salad once in a while. First of all, the food that we eat today is not the same food that our ancestors ate 100 years ago before the advent of commercial farming and genetically modified crops.
Due to mineral depletion of the soil, rampant pesticide use, growth hormone and antibiotic injections for livestock, the use of preservatives that prolong shelf-life at the expense of enzyme content, etc., it has become extremely difficult to eat a diet that has all the nutrients your body needs. A recent study by Rutgers University revealed that in order to get the same nutritional value from one ear of corn in grown in 1949 would require that you eat 19 ears of corn from today’s supermarket.
So even if you are eating plenty of fruits, vegetables, and lean proteins it is still difficult to obtain the necessary nutrients due to the fact that most of our food is calorie dense and nutrient sparse.
I feel that this is one of the major reasons for the obesity epidemic in this country. Your body looks at the meal that you just ate and although there are plenty of calories, there are so few macro and micronutrients in the food that your body tells you to keep eating because it hasn’t received the substances that it wants.
A second problem not so often addressed in nutritional therapy is that of malabsorption. Many people, including obese people, suffer from malnutrition. This may seem hard to believe since they appear to look as if they eat too much food. But a big part of the reason why they overeat is because their bodies are not efficient at assimilating the vital nutrients from the food (vitamins, minerals, proteins, etc.) that they keep overeating with much of the surplus being turned into fat.
It is for this reason that nutritional therapy must address the issue of digestion and malabsorption. In clinical practice we find many patients who are taking shopping bags full of vitamin supplements who still feel ill. We often find that these patients do not have the digestive and hepatic (liver related) capacity to process and absorb these supplements. Simply correcting digestive ability allows these patients to begin processing nutrients and returning to a state of health.
A third problem is that most of today’s vitamin supplements are ineffective at restoring true health. The main reason for this is that most supplements are made from synthetic chemical extracts and not from whole foods. Your body was designed to extract essential nutrients from FOOD, not chemical extracts. It is for this reason that we do not practice vitamin therapy in mega doses using synthetic chemicals. All of the nutritional and herbal supplements that we use are derived from natural, whole foods, in a form that the body can recognize and use.
Individualized and tailored to the patients’ unique health status. This means no mindless “cookbook” recommendations like taking vitamin D for osteoporosis or selenium for prostate health. Such practices, which are not tailored to the individual and focus on merely treating a disease label, have never worked and never will.
Ok, while the first two causes of illness (toxins and nutrient deficiencies) are relatively easy to understand, this third and final one can seem a bit complicated (but unfortunately is also the most important) so bear with me as I try to explain it from several angles.
To understand how important communication grids are to human health, I’d like you to first imagine how a large city such as New York functions.
For NYC to function the way it does it relies on proper communication lines. Phone lines, e-mail, Internet, etc. are all ways of relaying information from one individual to another. It’s also a way for groups to communicate with each other such as the police department to the hospital emergency room to the fire department, etc.
If for some reason the phone lines and e-mail and radio stopped working…the city would fall into chaos. But let’s say the phone lines still worked but the signals started being transmitted incorrectly, like dialing the police department but the signal gets accidently redirected to the local pizzeria. This situation would be just as bad wouldn’t it?
Without proper and accurate information delivery the city would fall apart.
And communication grids are also seen in the streets and roadways of NYC, on which trucks deliver food and supplies, commuters go from home to work, and emergency help travels to where it is needed.
If all of a sudden it became impossible to drive on the streets in NYC, chaos would ensue. And just as bad would be to have the street signs and traffic lights disappear so that people did not know where exactly they were going or how to proceed in an orderly fashion. There would be complete chaos and anarchy.
Without proper and accurate delivery of goods, substances, and people the city would fall apart.
Now think about your body and the way it functions. You first have different SYSTEMS in the body such as your endocrine system, central nervous system, circulatory system, immune system, etc. Within each of these systems are different ORGANS that make up the system. An example would be the endocrine system that contains the thyroid, adrenals, pancreas, pituitary, and so on. And within each of these organs you have individual CELLS that make up the organ.
It’s the same as a city where you have different systems such as the police department or the educational system. Within each of these systems are specialized units such as the traffic department or high school respectively. And in each of these specialized units are individual CELLS, which represent the various people and employees that work with these units.
You see, your body relies on communication grids for proper functioning the same way that a city such as New York does. But here’s something you might want to keep in mind, while NYC has a population of about 20 million people, your body contains anywhere from 10 to 50 TRILLION cells depending on the source you read.
And it gets even more complicated because within each cell there is an estimate of approximately 100,000 biological reactions happening per second. So if we take the conservative estimate of 10 trillion cells in the human body, there are 10 trillion people living in the city known as YOU, each doing 100,000 different things each second (you do the math on multiplying 100,000 by 10 trillion), that all have to coordinate with each other in an extremely accurate and precise way or else you drop dead on the spot.
And it doesn’t stop there. Modern research shows that each cell in the body contains communication pathways that reach ALL other cells in the body. So the cells in your left big toe communicate with the cells in your heart and liver, and vice versa. It’s like a guy in NYC calling a guy in Tokyo to coordinate a business. This vast communication ability is also needed for proper health. By the way, this also explains how placing an acupuncture needle in the hand can have an immediate effect on remote areas of the body such as the heart, thyroid, and adrenals. It is an effect of the long-range communication capability in each cell of your body.
If the communication grids in your body become dysfunctional or inaccurate, you fall into a state of ill health as the city known as YOUR BODY is unable to regulate the countless number of intricate processes that happen each second of your life. You see, the assumption is that if the phone lines, power supply, and transportation pathways in a city are kept open and functional, the individual people within the city (namely, your cells) will work together in a harmonious fashion to bring productivity and efficiency to the city.
I hope you understand the analogy I’m trying to make, and how important intercellular communication is within your body, and how it is a primary factor in almost every state of chronic illness that we see at the clinic.
Without proper cell communication, you become ill as the infinite number of processes in the body turn into a mess and “stuff doesn’t get done the way it’s supposed to”. Additionally, and this is an extremely important point here, healing cannot happen if the cells are communicating with each other in a disorganized and inaccurate fashion. This is the basis for all autoimmune conditions, a form of internal cell confusion that ultimately leads to self-destruction. It is a form of not being able to recognize itself within the context of its greater environment. I would argue that at the final end stages…ALL forms of disease are autoimmune at their core nature. What you are ultimately seeing with end stage illness is the built in self-destruct mechanism of the body, activated in a pre-mature fashion, returning you to the Earth.
Your body has several major communication pathways. The nervous system communicates electrical impulses, the circulatory system transports blood (and thus nutrients and oxygen), the lymphatic system transports lymph and immune components and so on. As an acupuncturist I feel that the nervous system is the “master” communication system that dictates the functioning of the other systems. This is how restoring the function of peripheral nerves on the surface of the skin (where the acupuncture points are) can have an effect on the hormonal, immune, and circulatory health of the patient.
On a purely physical level, neurotransmitters and hormones are the “currency” of your body’s communication grids. They represent the signals that get transmitted between cells, organs, and systems in order for “stuff to get done”. We have found a way to measure and improve the functionality of these communication units using digital samples of body tissue, reflex testing, and acupuncture.
But even with that in mind, it is still really complicated considering that there are several HUNDREDS of neurotransmitters and hormones, and each year we find out about the existence of more and more. It also must be kept in mind that hormones and neurotransmitters are each interdependent upon one another. A problem with one will have a ripple effect on the hundreds of others…this makes analyzing according to hormones/neurotransmitters really difficult, even for western medicine.
So if cell communication is so vitally important, yet too complicated to assess using conventional methods, how do you make this concept practical when it comes to treating chronically ill patients?
The answer to this question lies in the meridians of acupuncture. You know, it took me a long time to understand what the meridian system really was, and how it can be used in a practical way.
Years of study, thoughtful debate, and clinical experience has revealed to us that the 14 major acupuncture meridians of the body represent a functional, MACRO view of the body’s communication grids that can be used for the assessment and treatment of chronic illness.
I say that the meridians are “functional” in nature because they are not used as an interpretation of a specific physiological process such as cell division, blood flow, energy production, etc. Each meridian represents a function that is composed of many different bodily processes that each have to coordinate into one functional unit. An example is liver function. Within liver function you have blood flow, cell division, energy production, etc., but instead of focusing on each individual process why not just focus on the concept of “total liver function” as a whole? To me, this is what an acupuncture meridian is: a functional and practical representation of a countless number of physiological processes.
In a similar vein, I say that the meridians represent a MACRO view of cellular communication because in order for a specific meridian to flow correctly at the right level of strength/amplitude, the infinite number of biochemical processes related to that meridian must all be in correct order, function, and communication. This is vastly opposite to the cumbersome and frustrating approach of trying to micro-manage the different chemical components of the body.
In our clinic, we use a unique method of acupuncture meridian assessment to determine the functionality of the various communication pathways of the body. We have developed a way to measure the functionality of the meridians so that we can track patient progress as they move from sickness towards health. We use this method of assessment to figure out what nutrients they are deficient in, what toxins need to be cleaned out, and how to perform the best acupuncture treatment for that individual.
Good question, those disorders are NOT appropriate for care at NNM. Severe psychiatric disorders such as the above require care under a professional psychologist/psychiatrist. In cases such as these the patient should ask their psychologist/psychiatrist if care at NNM would be appropriate for them, and even then we will only treat them as a supportive therapy for the treatment that they receive from a professional mental health counselor.
Yes, those are appropriate for treatment at NNM and we have helped many patients with depression, anxiety, and panic disorder. The bottom line is that when you restore harmony to the body, the mind will often follow. We have found that the healing process of the mind and spirit functions in a similar way to the healing of the physical body. One will influence the other. Another thing to remember is that the acupuncture meridians represent not only physiological communication, but psychological communication as well. In our experience, correcting energy flows within the patient has allowed them to self-heal from many debilitating psychological states.
What about infectious diseases such as Lyme disease?
Please see the drop down tab on our homepage entitled ‘Lyme Disease and Infectious Illness,’ it will explain our thoughts on the issue.

industry_corpus2: Health & Medicine


text:
Agreed. Basically we'll all pick a space station grab guns off the floor or racks and go about our business and if we're stumbled upon by third parties they will suddenly become actual target practice.
Also our blind friend from foe recognition.
Special Forces should be added to the Recon part of the OP since they will have to gather the information.
Your Intel and analysis should be under 1 roof to ensure efficiency or you end up with competing over merit and resources.
1. Recon, before evening making any final plans beyond theory crafting weeks if not months in advance you will need to study the enemy, movement and find out where they have their installations.
2. PathFinders, Setting up landing zones and finding them for Planetary Assault.
3. Special operations, disabling defenses such as AA guns, disabling key space installations.
4. Screening and Flank security.
5. Wetwork/Blackops, plain and simple, the assassination of key commanders and staff.


text:
I'm using wpuf plugin along with ultimate member and wpuf+UM addon plugin. For now I'm testing all functionality on localhost. Everything is working lovely expect for the delete function. When I click delete I get redirected back to the about you tab and the post is still there. I'm not using any other plugins for adding or managing content. I've actually deleted my previous wp site just to get this delete function to work but to no avail. What might be the problem?
Please disable all of your plugin except WPUF. After this if the problem remain then please let me know.
Thank you for your help. I did as you instructed and it worked! However by doing that I can't use UM nor UM+WPUF which curbs greatly what I want to achieve. Is there any way I could fix this? Thank you again for your help.
We do not provide support for any third party plugin. There are lots of plugin for WP so it is complicated to make all them compatible. If you want then you can hire a developer to make it compatible.
The topic ‘Users can't delete posts’ is closed to new replies.

industry_corpus2: Computing & Telecommunications


text:
Growing acceptance of service-oriented computing and an increasing number of large-scale Web Services projects raise urgent need for research community and industry practitioners to develop comprehensive methodologies that support the entire SDLC (Software Development Lifecycle) of service-oriented applications. To ensure that resulting services are stable, reusable and extendable, such methodologies must be based on sound engineering principles and guide developers through the analysis, design, implementation and deployment phases of the service-oriented SDLC.
The WESOA'07 workshop complements the ICSOC 2007 conference program by focusing on early phases of the service-oriented SDLC. It provides a forum for in-depth discussion of issues related to service-oriented analysis and design of reusable service components and their composition into service-oriented applications based on software engineering principles. While service-oriented domain analysis needs to consider business rules and processes, design of services focuses on reusability and composability, as these factors determine software development productivity and maintainability. Service-oriented analysis, design and composition are active research areas with many synergies between the topics and potential for unification of approaches. Our aim is to facilitate interchange of ideas on these topics and to encourage participation of industry-based researchers and practitioners in order to avoid disconnection between research and practitioner communities. We welcome implementation case studies, in particular those dealing with domain-specific service-oriented applications.
WESOA’07 continues a successful series of ICSOC workshops focusing on unified analysis, design and composition methods for reusable service components. The workshop attracts high quality contributions with past papers published as Springer LNCS and in a Special Issue of the International Journal of Computer Systems Science Engineering (IJCSSE). WESOA’07 aims to maintain this scientific excellence and again publish selected papers in a recognized international journal.


text:
Have a question or comment to share with us? Please use the contact form below or feel free to call us.
Copyright © 2011-2014 AceNet Solutions Pty Ltd. All rights reserved.


text:
We recommend that you ask us to review your Will every 3 – 5 years to ensure that it still meets your requirements and family circumstances.
"In my opinion we could not have received a better service it was a pleasure to be attended by a friendly professional person. If a situation should arise I would contact your firm for a first class service. I don't think there is anything you could do to improve your service, you are a friendly and first class firm to deal with.""
If it is more than 5 years since you last made a Will or if you have not made a Will at all or if any of the above events have happened to you then please contact us to see how we can help to achieve greater efficiency within your Estate Planning.

industry_corpus2: Law & Justice


text:
Probably you are thinking that Belgrade is average European city, but you are wrong from the start. First, you can’t ever be bored. You can find something to do in Belgrade 24/7. Many activities in Belgrade makes this capital unique in the world. Lets take today as an example. This article will be a mini guide How to spend Wednesday in Belgrade.
Get start with breakfast and good coffee. Skadarlija is perfect for that. Bohemian part of the city which will take your breath away. Street that looks like from another century offers many great restaurants were you can try one of the top 10 Serbian foods.
Then spend your afternoon exploring city history. Start from the Kalemegdan fortress, take great pictures o the city from it!
And after the night falls down, spice your evening out in one of the most popular clubs in Belgrade – Freestyler.

industry_corpus2: Travel & Geography