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Inbound Marketing can help close gaps in your marketing strategy and provide a pleasurable way to engage with contacts and potential customers. The purpose of Inbound Marketing is to convert customers by creating relevant content and adding value for every stage of the customer journey. Drive leads and nurture them along the customer journey with Inbound Marketing.
Your customer journey map will show where your contacts and current customers sit within marketing objectives of your company. This will give you 360 view of how to move contacts from one part of the journey to the next. Generally, a customer journey will be 4 to 8 steps.
The creation and distribution of consistent content helps highlight your business’s strategic value to customers. Case studies, infographics, videos, lead magnets, and testimonials will be placed into a schedule with a distribution strategy.
End-to-end customer lifecycle marketing allows you to track and manage the customer lifecycle from lead to customer and beyond. Form closer relationships with your customers and improve the Lifetime Value of the client.
Using automation can improve the efficiencies and the scale at which you market. A/B testing can give you strong insights into how marketing campaigns are performing and what lists or audiences are performing at a higher level. The entire marketing process becomes faster and more robust.
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We produce high-quality content for your inbound marketing campaigns through graphic design, blog writing, copywriting, videography, email creation, and creative storytelling. Our team of creatives works on content throughout the year and partners with strategists to optimize and distribute it to your contacts and potential customers.
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We have much more local traffic to our site and business has boomed since their marketing. We highly recommend them to any business that is struggling with how to be “found” online.
Awesome company to work with. Mark has done a great job in putting together a strategy for Heartland Credit Restoration.


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Brilliantly located right in the middle of Helsinki near South Harbour, Hotel GLO Kluuvi is a modern lifestyle hotel offering personalised services. The rooms and suites are perfectly equipped with high quality beds, textiles, flat screens and quirky amenities for your enjoyment. Everything is designed for your comfort – after an exciting day, step back to your room and use the GLO Sleep Menu to guarantee your well-deserved rest!
184 HOTEL ROOMS IN FIVE ROOM CATEGORIES - The functional standard rooms and suites with their services guarantee the most enjoyable stay in the city.
What is close by? Left or right? At GLO Hotel Kluuvi you can win either way.
To the right is the official Helsinki: the spectacular Esplanadi Park and its shops where you can acquire such Finnish design as Artek, Marimekko, Iittala as well as Louis Vuitton. You might as well sit down at one of Espa's cafes and watch the city-dwellers.
Right by the Market Square, next to SkyWheel Helsinki is the latest craze in town, the AllasPool, in which you can swim outside throughout the year. One of the pools is filled with purified sea water at the correct temperature, always cold and almost icy during winter.
The archipelago is a stone's throw away from the Market Square. A ferry takes you to Suomenlinna where you can experience true archipelago atmosphere in about an hour and a half at best. For Pokémon hunters Suomenlinna is like a zoo of rare Pokémon.

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Do you use Bates eyesight improvement exercises?
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It's very important to have your eyes checked by qualified professionals if you notice any deterioration or problems with your vision. The eye is an extremely delicate and complex organ, and you should look after your eyes very carefully and take the best professional advice.
That said, it has long been noticed that how well we see is not just a matter of the physical function of the eyeball and its lens. How we use our eyes influences how we see, and our expectations also affect the clarity of our vision. This is why eye exercises such as the Bates Method really do make a difference to how we see, even though there is no discernible change in the structure of the eye.
It has also long been known that suggestions made in hypnosis can powerfully affect unconscious functions like pupil dilation, heart rate and blood pressure. Improve Your Eyesight is an audio hypnosis session that brings together carefully selected exercises and hypnosis and takes all the effort out of remembering all the different steps.
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Alright, I admit: I have a problem. Looking at a pantry full of preserving jars, jams, compotes, jellies and all that jazz, now that the fruity seasons in our region have come to an end, makes my problem painfully obvious. I’m a fruit hoarder! Right about now, I’m under the impression that we’ll never be able to munch our way through that wall of jars until next spring, but a more rational part of me is very well aware of the fact that there probably won’t be anything left by lets say… February.
I guess, if you’ve followed my posts for a while, this one might just raise an eyebrow or two. Potatoes really are a rare sight in my kitchen – and that’s exactly why I actually have quite the number of leftover-potato-recipes up my sleeves. You see, the fingerling/baby potatoes I always use, for Papas Arrugadas, Lemon-Confit Potatoes or the humble Potato & Herby Fromage Blanc dinner every once in a while, always come in 1kg packages. Since 1kg of potatoes is a lot for two people and the next potato-gig is at least a month or two away… Well, you get the picture.
I’m not entirely sure why, but whenever I see, hear, smell or think “honey”, I get that warm-and-fuzzy-blanket-around-my-shoulders kind of feeling. As I’ve recently discovered, that feeling works the other way around, too~! Last weekend I woke up in one of those moods… you know, the good kind of comfy-mode-mood that instantly calls for such a blanket, a good book, a steaming cup of tea and something mmmmmh to go along with it.
With the apple harvest season slowly coming to an end in our region, you can’t swing the proverbial cat without hitting a raucous apple/wine or apple-wine festival around here once you stick your nose outside of town. Anything edible or drinkable you could possibly turn apples into – including the trees themselves, I might add (Keywords: applewood chips, smoker, piles of meat and veg) – is cozying up next to other seasonal goodies on carry-around plates, carried around by happy people indulging in the festivities (and the cider…).
Home, sweet home…! As always, coming home from Madeira is a two sided coin. On one side, it’s good to be back “home” as opposed to a hotel. On the other side… right about now it does not quite feel like “home” yet as in “home is where the heart is”. Again, it seems, we lost another little piece of ours somewhere on the island… Aha! But both Hubby and I are positive persons, those pieces are just reasons to go back and try to retrieve them~ “We will be back” and until then I can enjoy the perks of having access to my own kitchen again!

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With Christmas just around the corner (and my gift shopping not quite done), I was looking around for fun, unique Christmas gifts for people who have careers and can afford to buy things on their own. I stumbled across Outrageous Olive Oils in Scottsdale, AZ, in my monthly Yelp newsletter.
My reaction: Olive oil? Yummy and healthy and usable! Olive oils with unique flavors? Even more appealing!

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Searching for Custom File Types on a Mac is a different process than just adding the extension;1 in the setting as it is for a Windows Client. We have confirmed the "common Microsoft Office" file types are not considered "common" on a Mac OS endpoint, and this causes your searches to skip these file types.
The file types when added for a Mac are added differently than for a Windows endpoint. The following explains how to add them for a Mac.
A Mac bases the filter on the file type read in the file information.
To enable the interpretation of the file extension list as a list of extensions to exclude, set this to True (1). To enable the interpretation of the file extension list as a list of extensions to include, set this to False (0).
At this time, there is no easier way to get all of these file types enabled on a Mac OS endpoint via Policy.

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Lots of good today! First of all, I got this great postcard on the mail from Michelle Wyman, part of our MQR exchange. The sentiment is so perfect: and don't you love the texture of the red fabric?!!!
So far the 2 I have received from this exchange have been very cool! This is such a fun venture! I am so glad I decided to 'play'.
Then, I finished embroidering the 10 shirts for my husband's sailboat racing crew...that he had to have by this Sunday's race (right in the middle of my Christmas and show season rush...LOL) Aren't I a good wife??? OK, don't strain yourself laughing! Anyway, it's another finish on my list...yeah!!! And, finally....just a peak at the infamous raffle quilt. I'm getting close!!!
So, I'm in a better mood today, (and I thank you all for your support) and feeling quite productive. And soon a completed picture of this quilt. But tomorrow, a new picture of my beautiful baby rags! They are getting so big!

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text: Seagate Constellation ES ST1000NM0011 1TB 7200 RPM 64MB Cache SATA III 6.0Gb/s 3.5″ Enterprise Hard Drive is the fifth-generation 3.5-inch hard drive for capacity-optimized 7200-RPM enterprise environments. It enables cost-effective, highly efficient enterprise storage solutions with high capacities, best-in-class reliability, leading 6Gb/s performance, optimized power and cooling, and government-grade data security – all backed by world-class Seagate enterprise service and support. Be completely assured knowing this nearline drive optimizes your 3.5-inch chassis performance with the lowest power draw (less than 8W), running cooler in higher-temperature environments. This is perfect for enterprise-tiered storage solutions or small-to-medium businesses, which lack the luxury of a temperature-controlled data center. Employed by industry-leading enterprise OEMs, system builders and integrators who build cost-effective and high-capacity enterprise-class server and storage solutions, performance and enterprise features – and the traditional SATA (6Gb/s) interface for seamless enterprise integration.


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Still undeclared Candidate, State Attorney General Andrew Cuomo (D-NY) would CRUSH Republicans in November according to a new Quinnipiac University Survey.
Meanwhile IF after all former Governor George Pataki (R-NY) decides to run he would beat the States Junior Senator Kirsten Gillibrand (D-NY) by 5 Points; Otherwise Gillibrand is heavily favored to win the Senate Special Election this year.
“The Dog” keeps arguing with me over “Undeclared Candidates” like Thompson, Rossi or Pataki. May I ask him why Cuomo hasn’t declared yet? Maybe Cuomo doesn’t want to be Governor?
Ha, ha, ha…That’s funny Daniel…..
Meanwhile…… what is Pataki gonna do?………..
I’m not a Gillibrand fan..but she’s got something going on…maybe its politician repellant…nobody….. from both parties….. wants to go at her?
Daniel…..New York Governor & Senate: Cuomo clobbers Lazio & Levy; Lazio leads Levy BIG; Gillibrand still trails Pataki but beats Blakeman; Interestingly Dan Senor wasn't polled?………….
“The Dog” teased this Poll this morning so I’ll just have an more in depth look at the Numbers. A new Statewide Survey in the Empire State shows State Attorney General Andrew Cuomo (D-NY) clobbering his Republican Opposition. What’s more surprising is that former U. S. Rep. Rick Lazio (R-NY) starts out the Primary Election Campaign with a HUGE Advantage over Suffolk County Executive Steve Levy (R-NY) who announced his Campaign on Friday. I don’t buy these Numbers at all. I think Levy will beat Lazio in the end.
In the Senate Special Election Incumbent Senator Kirsten Gillibrand (D-NY) still trails former New York Governor George Pataki (R-NY) by 6 Points but beats her Main Republican Rival Bruce Blakeman (R-NY) by 24 Points. Most surprisingly for me is that New York’s Local Pollster left out Daniel “Dan” Senor (R-NY).
Note: Cuomo has still his Attorney General Campaign Website up but that will change soon.
Very surprising they left out Senor.
Yea Daniel I agree…He hasn’t declared…… but he’s running….Why was he left out?
Keep an eye on Levy….he’s known to be a little bit of a ‘all over the place guy’….and he may not do as well as everyone thinks outside of his native Suffolk County….the fact remains this is Cuomo’s to lose…and with numbers like his (they will go down a bit ) he looks very much like a winner…..
That would be a father son team…like the ….He, he, he Bush’s……….
Daniel…..New York Governor & Senate: Cuomo clobbers Lazio & Levy; Lazio leads Levy BIG; Gillibrand still trails Pataki but beats Blakeman; Interestingly Dan Senor wasn’t polled?………….
A divided group of New York State Conservative Party leaders voted Saturday to throw the party’s support behind Rick A. Lazio, giving the former congressman’s troubled campaign for governor a boost as it struggles to hang on to Republican support.
The 14-5 vote, while not binding, strengthens Mr. Lazio’s position as he fights off a challenge from Steve Levy, the Suffolk County executive and a Democrat who said Friday that he was switching parties to seek the Republican nomination.
Mr. Lazio, who made an appearance at Conservative Party headquarters in Bay Ridge, Brooklyn, just minutes after the vote was taken, used the endorsement of the small but influential party to rebut the perception that his campaign was faltering.
Mr. Levy’s campaign sought to play down the significance of the vote, which it characterized as nothing more than a nonbinding recommendation from the party’s executive committee.
Mr. Levy, while largely an unknown quantity outside Long Island, has a sharp tongue and a spirited demeanor, and many Republicans say that he could make for a formidable opponent on the stump against Attorney General Andrew M. Cuomo, the presumptive Democratic nominee. Mr. Levy also has more than $4.1 million on hand and has attracted the attention of prominent national Republican political consultants and donors. He plans to hold fund-raising events in Manhattan, the Hamptons and Palm Beach, Fla., in the coming weeks.
And leaders of some of the state’s largest Republican county organizations have been defecting to Mr. Levy’s campaign in growing numbers since he declared, loosening Mr. Lazio’s once-firm grip on the nomination. Whether Mr. Levy can secure a place on the ballot is largely up to the Republican county organizations, which will send delegates to that party’s nominating convention in June.
Because Mr. Levy’s party switch will not take effect until after the November election, he must receive the support of more than 50 percent of the delegates. Mr. Lazio, as a registered Republican, needs more than 25 percent to get on the ballot.
Democratic Suffolk Long Island Steve Levy will switch to the GOP to run against Cuomo…..
In a repeat of Mike Bloomberg’s political history..a prominate Long Island New York politician, Steve Levy, is about to switch over to the GOP to run for the New York State Governor’s office….
The hints have e=been there for a while….Levy who is quixotic and has been forever fighting with his country cops and legislators is popular in Suffolk…..but will be facing a well financed and known opponent in Andrew Cuomo…..He’ll put up a fight though….and expect Cuomo’s numbers to come down… but Cuomo will win…..what happens to Rick Lazio?
Suffolk County Executive Steve Levy is abandoning the party that reelected him as County Executive last year and will instead announce his bid for governor on the Republican Party line tomorrow, a source close to Levy tells examiner.com.
But now Levy has done an about face and according to sources will appear in Albany tomorrow alongside several Republican County Chairs. Former Republican Congressman Rick Lazio is currently declared candidate of a major party, but Levy has the support of State GOP Chairman Ed Cox and significantly more money than Lazio, which may make him appear to be a more viable candidate.
But Levy faces one major obstacle that could bring his campaign to a halt long before the September Primary. Under state law, his change in party affiliation won’t take effect until after November, so he’ll need at least 50 percent of the vote at the New York State Republican Party Convention in June.
Democratic Attorney General Andrew M. Cuomo is expected to enter the race in the coming weeks and according to polls is the frontrunner, but it’s a long road to November.

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How old would you be if you didn’t know how old you are? That’s the question once posed by Satchel Paige, who became a legend in his lifetime, known as perhaps the best pitcher in baseball history by his longevity in the game and for drawing record crowds whenever he pitched. At age 42 in 1948, he was the oldest major league rookie while playing for the Cleveland Indians. Paige believed age was a question of mind over matter and is still a good example of how you can feel your best at any age. Here are some practical tips from North Bay physicians to help you develop good habits for health and wellness.
Avoid taking more medications than minimally required. As you grow older, you are more likely to develop long-term health conditions that require taking multiple medications, prescribed and over-the-counter (OTCs). Over time, these medications can accumulate and increase your risk of overmedication and unwanted or adverse drug reactions. Note that some OTCs (such as diphenhydramine or Benadryl) and supplements can cause serious side effects in older adults. At least once a year, ask your primary care physician to review your list of medications, supplements, and vitamins. Ask whether you still need to take each one at its current dose. Make a list and keep it updated! Take the list with you to each medical appointment, and carry the list with you at all times, in case of a medical emergency.—Wynnelena Canio, MD, Geriatric Medicine, Kaiser Permanente Santa Rosa.
Be mindful of the side effects of food on your body. Pay as much attention and research into the foods you consume as you would a prescription medication that your doctor prescribes. For example, calcium from dark green leafy vegetables are better absorbed by your body than dairy sources of calcium. Bok choy has the most calcium of off all the vegetables!—Rajina Ranadive, M.D., internal medicine, Annadel Medical Group, medical director of the Petaluma Post-Acute Rehab.


text: The misson is to create a safe, harmonious self-managed and governed lifestyle community for cost-effective tiny homes for 55+ single women who love or own horses, dogs, cats, and/or chickens. There is no mortgage against the 16-acres. There are 3 available 2-acre $20K lots and 3 available 1.5-acre $15K lots zoned for +/- 480 SF (under roof) tiny homes. When the community horse pasture is complete, it will be a safely fenced sloping pasture. There is now a community laundry building and shareable large chicken coop. This private and quiet farm is located 3 blocks from the Withlacoochee River and a public boat ramp. It is on a high and dry knoll and has lovely oak trees. Fifty miles of horse trails into three tracts of the Twin Rivers State Forest are easily accessible.


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Roy O. Disney, Walt’s brother, once said: “My younger brother dreams of castles, but I am the one that has to get them built.” When Walt passed away, Roy, then 73 years old, came out of retirement and took over the building of Walt Disney World, despite being told he was too old to make it happen. In fact, only two months before Walt’s passing, Walt was asked what would come of Disney World, should he die before it’s completion. “Absolutely nothing,” Walt had replied. “My brother runs this company.” When going to Disney World this time, I had one thing that I wanted to do when I got to Magic Kingdom. I wanted to sit by Roy. O. Disney on his bench with Minnie Mouse. I wanted to do this for two reasons. The first was simply this. Roy has become a hero of mine. While Walt drives me in his belief in creativity and imagination, Roy was the one who actually did the heavy lifting and kept the company and the dream alive. The other was this. Last time we went to the park, a mere 8 months ago, I had no idea who Roy O. Disney was. It was time to right that wrong.
Walt’s famous statue with Mickey as they observe the park that he never made it to see finished.
The statue was based on photos of Roy sitting on a bench during the dedication ceremony with a costumed Mickey. The idea is that he is sitting there, leaning back and relaxing when Minnie comes to him to ask him why he is sitting and not working. You might also notice that he holds Minnie’s hand underneath, as if supporting her, just like he supported his brother all those years. Originally, the statue was put behind a fence, but folks wanted to sit with him, just like I did, and would climb the fence to do so. Thus, it was moved to a safer, more open location.
Roy retired in 1971, after the park officially opened, and passed away two months later, his work complete. Without Roy, the park would not exist. Plain and simple. Walt did the dreaming, Roy did the building. He was dedicated to the magic of the park and the vision of his brother and, like so many imagineers I’ve read about, he understood that this project was bigger than himself. Walt, to me, is the embodiment of the idea that if you believe in something enough, any wish can come true. But Roy is equally important, imparting the wisdom that if we work hard enough, really push ourselves, anything is possible. Two sides to one fantastic coin. As you can see, I eventually found Roy and we sat together on that bench and I took in just what was happening. I sat net to my hero, a man I once knew nothing about, and now look up to and strive to work as hard as. Thanks for the wisdom Roy. Now let me get back to work.
“It’s A Small World” Movie Announced but What’s it about?
Awesome post. I didn’t even know that Roy had so much to do with Disney productions. I wouldn’t have even known OF him had it not been for Saving Mr. Banks, when Tom Hanks mentions the name of “Roy.” Thanks so much for this background!

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(Nashua, N.H.) The Rivier University Women's Basketball team suffered yet another heart-breaking final second loss this afternoon as they fell 76-75 to visiting Simmons University inside the Muldoon Gymnasium on Senior Day. The Raiders are now 3-18 overall and 1-10 in the conference while the Sharks improve to 6-17 overall, 3-7 against league play.
Simmons' senior Molly Phillips (Cranston, R.I.) hit a go-ahead three pointer with 6.3 seconds remaining in regulation for the eventual game-winner. A last second three for Rivier hit the front of the rim as time expired and fell to the floor. This is the third conference loss for Rivier in the final seconds this season (vs. Anna Maria, vs. JWU).
Prior to the game, the Raiders Basketball family held a small ceremony to honor the three seniors on the roster – Kaylee Kacavas (Dracut, Mass.), Megan Hamel (Colebrook, N.H.) and Elizabeth Meehan (Nashua, N.H.).
The loss spoils an outstanding effort from the veteran Kacavas. The captain went 14-of-24 from the floor along with 12-for-16 from the line for a game-high 42 points while also dishing out seven assists. Meehan was the assist leader as she notched a double-double with 14 points and 11 assists. Hamel pulled down a team-high 13 rebounds for her 13th double-digit rebound performance of the season.
The Sharks saw three student-athletes reach double-figures in points scored with Phillips leading the charge with 24 points. Sophomore Cassandra Stapelfeld (Brookline, N.H.) finished with 21 points and Senior Rebehak Carroll (Londonderry, N.H.) was right behind with 20 points, thanks to shooting 4-for-9 from beyond the arc. Sophomore Deane Douglas (Towson, Md.) collected eight rebounds to lead the team in the narrow victory.
Rivier will wrap up the 2018-19 regular season with a home game on Tuesday evening against Fisher College. Game time is scheduled for 7pm. Simmons, meanwhile, will return to conference action on Tuesday night as they travel to Regis College for an 8pm tip-off.

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I just finished up a round of Apple Blackberry Jam made with organic fruit.Â My son has already wolfed down two 1/2 pint jars. Seems I’ll need to make another batch in a couple of months. The price you pay for fame! It’s such a joy to know that your gluten free recipes are a hit. When your husband and children start bragging about it to friends and neighbors, you done good!
Make this along with the applesauce to put into your gift baskets this year. Find some cute containers at yard sales or second hand stores, line them with an inexpensive tea towel,add the applesauce, organic apple blackberry jam, a loaf of bread and a cute spreader. This gift from the heart and the work of your own hands will bring joy to all who receive it. If you want to preserve your jam, go here to see the equipment needed.
Place the organic apples in a large saucepan with 1/2 cup of the water. Cover and cook at a simmer for 15 minutes or until soft. Puree with a stick blender,place in a bowl and set aside. Pour the organic blackberries into the same pan along with the rest of the water and cook for 15 to 25 minutes or until the fruit is very soft. Take out the blackberries and push through a sieve to remove the seeds. I put about a 1/4 of the blackberry pulp bake in so my jam would have some seeds but not a lot. It’s nice to have a few just so people know it’s a berry jam.
Put all the fruit and juices back into the pot. Add a teaspoon of margarine or butter to the pot. This keeps the fruit from foaming up on you. Stir in the sugar and cook over low heat to dissolve. Then crank up the heat and bring to a full boil for 10 to 15 minutes or until the jams sets up when you place some on a very cold plate.
It’s now ready. You can either place it in decorative jars with lids and put in the refrigerator to give later (they will last for at least 2 months) or you can process them in a boiling water bath for 10 minutes and put in your pantry where they will last for a year. You decide. Instructions for water bath canning are here.
Makes 4 pints or 8 1/2 pint jars.
Either way, everyone will love your thoughtfulness.
You can find more canning recipes here too. I’ve been busy.
PS.. Make sure to put some cute labels on them and give with the recipe. Or a little note that says “Return jar for Refill”. That way you’ll get the jars back and you can fill with another jam or jelly. They will hand them back, no worries there.


text: Silas and Dolley Mason Sutherland came to Deer Grove in 1837 with some of their children. Mason Sutherland, their son, had one of the original grants of government land here. He eventually owned 300 acres of farm land at Hicks and Dundee Roads. The farm house was approximately where the Target is now. He married Nancy Boynton, a school teacher, in 1843. Their children were Edward, Maria, Emma, Charles, May, and Hattie Belle. Mason was the first postmaster in Deer Grove. The mail arrived every Saturday and farmers came from miles around to get it. When news of the 1849 gold rush arrived, Mason and his brother, Silas, went off overland for the gold fields. They nearly died of starvation on the way, found no gold claims, and returned home when they had earned enough money. In the 1850’s, the Sutherlands built a brick house in town at Bothwell and Wood Streets. Mason served terms as justice of the peace and highway commissioner. After the Civil War began, Mason and Judge James Bradwell got authorization from Governor Yates to form Co. E of the 113th Illinois Volunteer Infantry. A meeting was held in the Methodist Church in August of 1862 and mostly men from Palatine or Barrington signed up. They went to Camp Hancock in Chicago to train and were nicknamed the Bradwell Guard. The whole 113th regiment was called the Board of Trade regiment. It was headed by Colonel George Hoge and Mason Sutherland was elected captain of Co. E. They left Chicago for the South in November and Sutherland was given a sword by the ladies of Palatine. Years later, his daughter, Emma wrote of the last time she saw her father. She said that he came home the day before he left to help harvest the crops. The whole family worked until eleven o’clock at night gathering the grain into the barn. Nancy was pregnant with Hattie Belle but Mason never saw her. He came down with typhoid fever in January of 1863 and died in Young’s Point, Louisiana, on January 27th. Hattie Belle was born the day his body returned home for burial February 9th. Mason willed all his land and property to his wife and the Sutherland family continued to live off the income from the farm. Several years later, Nancy began to receive a widow’s pension. Post # 89 of the Women’s Relief Corps in Palatine was named after him.


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Make your own manga with ComiPo! The next gen manga software! Quickly make your own unique stories and situations simply by choosing 3D characters, poses, and all the other necessary items (background, bubbles ...) out of hundreds provided with ComiPo!
Mostly Positive (467) - 75% of the 467 user reviews for this software are positive.
Fixing the backup file problem that would crash ComiPO! on start after an interruption renders the backup file unusable.
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ComiPo! is a revolutionary software application that allows anyone to quickly make short comics and manga. Users can easily create their own unique stories and situations simply by choosing one of the 3D characters included with ComiPo! and one of the preset pose. The program also offers over 100 unique body poses and facial expressions to choose from, along with many background images, items, sound effects, word balloons... Everything needed to make a easily make a cool looking comic come to life.
Drag and drop a character from the ""3D character"" menu! Select a pose and face from the templates. There are over 100 poses and faces to choose from! They are categorized by the character's emotions, so it's simple to choose the right expression for any situation!
The character model is 3D data, so you can view the character from any angle just by dragging the red circle.
The Collections available for other (non Steam) versions of ComiPo! are already installed with your Steam version.
The Japanese and Korean version of Collections for ComiPo! are not compatible with the Steam version of ComiPo! english.


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House painting services serve two functions, the first is protection. A good paint coating will effectively keep sun and moisture away from the surface for a greater number of years.
The second purpose of painting services is to beautify by giving the desired color and finish.
It is our job to properly prepare the surface and apply the paint in order to provide both the best protection and lasting beauty.
We first scrape off the loose paint, putty any cracks, sand the surface, prime, then paint.
We feel it is critical that these preliminary tasks are performed. Thus ensuring you a long lasting paint job, from the painting services provided by Gilbert’s Painting Services.
We paint your house with the highest quality paints and protective coatings. We use only the highest quality brands of interior and exterior paint, with proven effectiveness against sun, rain, mildew, chipping and peeling. For many painting projects, we recommend Dunn Edwards paints.
We give attention to detail giving you a quality, professional job that you deserve. We also protect your valuable non-painted surfaces including your carpets, wood, linoleum and tile flooring, and your fine furniture.
You can trust your house painting project to Gilbert’s Painting.
My house now looks like a model home!! The inside of my house was in bad need of a new paint job. On the recommendation of my daughter-in law I contacted Travis Gilbert. He was prompt in giving us a quote and his team did a beautiful job. Reasonable price for area painted. I will definitely be contacting him for future work. Thanks guys!!
Travis, Graham, and crew did a wonderful job, got in and got the job done, painted the exterior of the house, painted and stained gate. Excellent prices. Referring them to everyone!. A+ Thanks guys!
The painting looks great, excellent customer service and best prices around!
Travis and his crew did a wonderful job in our neighborhood(Val Vista Meadows)!!!! Our home looks beautiful! The pricing was definitely fair and lower than other bids my husband received. They did a very neat job in a timely manner and cleaned up so well. I will recommend them to anyone that is looking for great painters!!
Quality work at an affordable. Travis and his crew showed up on time, were clean and polite and did an excellent job on our exterior repaint. Will recommend them to anyone I know and am planning on having them do our garage floor as well.
Outstanding experience! The exterior of our home was painted last week and the house looks great! Professional crew, detail oriented, and NO MESS left behind. Fair price (lower than most contractor bids) and excellent customer service. Travis took the time to answer our questions and provided us with more information than any other contractor we called for an estimate. You do not find companies like this anymore. We will be recommending them to everyone we know and using them in the future for our painting needs.
We recently purchased a foreclosed home in much need of some cosmetic TLC. We researched and interviewed a handful of general contractors which ran from out of this world expensive to not licensed or insured to obviously not interested in the job. Frustrated we went to the BBB.org site and filled out a “request a bid” form, happily Gilbert's painting/Travis Gilbert contacted me early the next morning and the rest is history. We were immediately impressed with Travis Gilbert level of professionalism, knowledge and later were equally impressed by his work ethic and do things right the first time mentality. His bid was significantly less than his competitors plus he threw in a lot of little extras along the way. Gilbert's painting did an outstanding job on an extensive list of repair work to our new home. Their work is such high quality that the repairs are impossible to tell apart from the original. Inside the house they took down two walls of a fifth bedroom and converted it back .
Travis did an excellent job at painting my home (1855 E Oakland St, Gilbert, AZ). He offered the most competitive bid, started and completed by job on time and the results are excellent. The most impressive thing about Travis was the level of service he provided in addition to painting both the the interior and exterior of my home. He was very easy to get a hold of and when the carpet company failed to remove all of the old carpet, Travis offered to take care of that for me. Great guy, great workmanship, great results! I highly recommend him to others.
We recently had the exterior of our home painted by Gilbert's Paint. Travis and his crew are local and easy to work with. We were very impressed and completely satisfied with the quality of the paint job! Travis goes the extra mile to make sure you (the customer) are satisfied and makes sure everything is done to your liking. As a newly wed couple who was being forced to paint our house, Travis really worked with us for financing letting us pay as we were able. I woud definately recommend him to a friend or use him again for an interior job! Thank you Travis!
Great company. Travis did my house along with four others in our Val Vista Meadows neighborhood. All of them look great. Great pricing, excellent attention to detail in the prep work. The crew was courteous and professional. Very polite. Great job cleaning up when they were done. Very respectful toward my wife and daughter. I cannot say enough about this group. I will recommend them to anyone with my full support.
Great prices!!!!!!!!! Even better service from Travis and his crew!!!!!!! Everyone was extremely professional and did an amazing job and they exceeded all of my expectations. I would recommend them to anyone who is painting their home and we will be calling them back once we are ready for the exterior to be completed. Thanks again for great job!!! Phone quote was almost exactly what the end quote was after the walkthrough which is very hard to come by these days and hear so many horror stories about working with shady people. THESE GUYS ARE THE BEST!!!!!!!!
Great prices!!!!!!!!! Even better service from Travis and his crew!!!!!!! Everyone was extremely professional and did an amazing job and they exceeded all of my expectations.
I would recommend them to anyone who is painting their home and we will be calling them back once we are ready for the exterior to be completed. Thanks again for great job!!!
Phone quote was almost exactly what the end quote was after the walkthrough which is very hard to come by these days and hear so many horror stories about working with shady people. THESE GUYS ARE THE BEST!!!!!!!
We just had the exterior of our home painted by Gilbert's Painting. We were thrilled at the outcome. The house looks like new. We had three estimates before we started and Travis was the only one who told us about the different levels of paint and the primer he could use near my rose bed to prevent the stucco from peeling off. He is very knowledgeable and answered all my questions. Once we decided on Gilbert's Painting they arrived on time and worked tirelessly and professionally on our home. The crew was polite and helpful. They cleaned up the yard when they left and it only took them two and a half days to do the whole exterior. We would highly recommend them to anyone who needs painting!
Needing to paint my home, I heard about Gilbert's Painting through a friend. I had already obtained 2 other estimates and was ready to get down to business. The owner of Gilbert's Painting came out to give me an estimate. As he walked around the house, I was impressed with all of the extra prep they were going to do as opposed to the other estimates. My decision was made right then. A handshake followed and an agreement was made. The job started when he said it would. Attention was given to every detail as the job progressed. It was completed in a timely manner and we have gotten many compliments. I would recommend Gilbert's Painting to anyone. Reasonable price, quality work, and no surprises.
Travis and his crew did a phenomenal job painting our home in Gilbert. We received multiple bids from various painting companies, but Travis had the best rates. Matthew, Brian and Doyce worked extremely hard and continually asked us questions to ensure our expectations were being met. They even went above and beyond, to assist us in doing a few handyman projects which would have taken my wife and I a significant amount of time. I would highly recommend them!

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Meet the experienced and friendly doctor and staff who make Advanced Eyecare & The Eyewear Gallery a proud provider of vision care services and products in Myrtle Creek.
Meet Dr. Lynn E. Goodwin! Owner and physician here at Advanced Eyecare. As a second generation optometrist his professionalism and experience runs deep, and this Doctor loves what he does. The Goodwin practice of Optometry began here in Myrtle Creek, Oregon in 1952 by his father Dr. Henry Goodwin who practiced optometry for more than 40 years.
Following in his father’s footsteps, Lynn Goodwin’s chosen path made it’s way toward a career in optometry. After graduating from South Umpqua High School, he earned his Bachelors Degree in General Science from Oregon State University. Four years later, in 1980, he received his Doctor of Optometry Degree from Pacific University. Course work completed, and degree in hand, Dr. Lynn Goodwin happily moved home to Myrtle Creek to join his father in practice.
Dr. Goodwin has committed his professional life to providing excellent vision services in the Douglas County community. He serves people of all ages and gives them the personal attention and high quality eye care they need. Investments in advanced technologies and well trained staff have maintained a standard that goes beyond what might be expected in a small town. Dr. Goodwin has inspired a loyal patient base, and always welcomes new patients into the practice.
When he is not seeing patients, Dr. Goodwin spends his time with his family. His children and grandchildren are an important part of his life. He and his son can often be found tending to projects together on the weekends. Fridays are typically reserved for family dinner followed by dominoes or movie night. He enjoys hunting, fishing, and being outdoors, but he is certainly happiest in his home surrounded by the people he loves.
This is the amazing Mrs. Goodwin, married to Dr. Goodwin for 37 years. Although her role in the practice remains behind the scenes, she can often be seen buzzing around the building with a beautiful smile on her face. Her generous spirit and incredible ability to mentor and build up those around her, make her role irreplaceable. She has an eye for pragmatically assessing business flow, articulating that evaluation, and aligning office staff and systems so that the goals and vision for the practice can be achieved. Outside the office, Chris loves spending time with her husband, her children and her grandchildren. She is an amazing hostess (there’s that generous spirit peeking through), who enjoys having family and friends gather in her home. Cooking, reading, running, traveling, and home projects are a few more things that light up her heart.
Terri is our resident Optician who manages all things glasses. 2018 marks 20 years of service Terri has devoted to Advanced Eyecare and our patients. Her experience abounds throughout the office, but her expertise is focused in frame and lens selection, dispensing, fitting, repairs, and inventory. She does it all! She has a keen eye for selecting a frame that not only fits the style a patient is looking for, but she is also able to factor in other details about life, work and activity level, resulting in a pair of glasses that are a perfect fit. When she is not at work, Terri loves spending time with her husband and two Pointer pups Ringo and Daisy. Together they enjoy home improvement projects, spending time with close friends, and weekend getaways at the coast.
Toni is Advanced Eyecare’s front desk manager. She is one of the lovely faces to greet patients when they walk in the door. With 16 years at Advanced Eyecare, she is our front desk ninja, able to handle the many challenges that come at the front of house manager of a medical clinic. From patients, to phones, to scheduling, and insurance verification, there are not many things that get past this awesome gal! In her off time, she enjoys spending time with her husband, riding their motorcycles together, yard work, and community service related to her christian ministry.
This lady here is our insurance and billing specialist. She is smart, she works hard, she has a great sense of humor and she certainly doesn’t back down from a challenge. She is passionate in her pursuit of knowledge and expertise in her position here at our clinic. If a problem arises with a patient’s insurance or services billed, she will get to the bottom of it. When she is not at the office, Jen is a farm girl and animal lover. She loves spending time with her family and friends, riding horses, and finding an adventure to be had.
Kellyn wears a few different hats here at the office. A couple days a week she is the optometric technician tending to all preliminary patient care and interaction before Dr. Goodwin comes in, as well as contact lens training, inventory and stock. Another day she acts as Terri’s behind the scenes help in the optical department and last, but not least, her back office position coordinates and implements practice development projects, maintains website management, social media, and technology based communication with patients. When she is not at work, she enjoys spending time with her family. She is married to Dr. Goodwin’s son Garrett and they have two boys Kaid and Jase. Kellyn also loves reading, running, yoga, playing dominoes, and learning new things.


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There’s something primal that occurs when one witnesses food being spilled—an atavistic mixture of fear and anger that stems from a time when man’s next meal was never promised. Still, despite the deep horror humanity experiences whenever a plate crashes on the ground, or a bowl topples over the edge of a table, few could justify critically injuring a friend for the simple mistake of spilling a little bit of canned cheese dip on the floor.
Over the weekend, Michael Weston and Yolanda Tucker were arrested by police in Memphis, Tennessee after allegedly stabbing their friend in the chest with a pocketknife. According to WREG, Weston and Tucker became irate after the victim dropped some Rotel dip in their apartment building.
Not that it should matter much, but for the record, Rotel is a can of tomatoes, green chillies, and a “savory mixture of secret spices” that becomes somewhat edible after being mixed in a pot with diced cubes of Velveeta cheese.
Following the attack, the victim attempted to drive herself to the hospital, but crashed her car. She was rushed to the emergency room and is currently in critical condition.
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Ruins of a Medieval priory in the heart of Colchester Town Centre. Managed by English Heritage.
Colchester's 'old town', known as the Dutch Quarter is a maze of winding streets and historic buildings. As you explore, discover Roman ruins, historic churches, tudor houses, and the birthplace of "Twinkle, Twinkle Little Star"
Colchester - Why Britain's First City?
In AD49 Colchester was the first place in Britain to be given the status of a Roman Colonia.
A Colonia was a planned settlement for retired veteran soldiers who became citizens of Rome upon discharge, with all the privileges that Roman citizenship afforded. This meant Colchester acted as a focal point for “Roman-ness” in the new province of Britannia and a beacon for transmitting Roman civilisation and values throughout the province. Which is why it was a target for destruction during the revolt against Roman rule led by Queen Boudica in AD60.
The status of being a Colonia can be likened to city status now – certainly the Romans saw Colchester as in the top category of settlements in Roman Britain. In fact, Colchester was also the first capital of Roman Britain, until after the Boudican revolt when the title passed to London.
Britain's Oldest Recorded Town or Britain's First City?
As far as we know Colchester’s status as a Colonia, awarded by the Emperor Claudius, has never been revoked. So, while it has yet to achieve modern city status, Colchester's historic claim to be both Britain's first city and the former capital of Britain is genuine and both a great source of pride to present-day residents and a unique draw for visitors to the town.
In addition, Colchester has long been known as Britain's oldest recorded town, based on a reference by the Roman writer, Pliny the Elder. In around AD77 while describing the island of Anglesey, he wrote that ‘it is about 200 miles from Camulodunum a town in Britain'.
Camulodunum, ‘fortress of the War God Camulos’, was the celtic name for Colchester later adopted by the Romans, making this the first known literary reference to any named settlement in this country.
Pliny died in AD79, one of the victims of the eruption of Mount Vesuvius which destroyed Pompeii.
Of course, Colchester’s long history predates both AD77 and AD49; a major settlement was present here during the Iron Age over 2000 years ago. The most powerful Iron Age tribal leader Cunobelin (Shakespeare’s Cymbeline) described by the Romans as ‘King of The Britons’, ruled from Camulodunum. Making Colchester the capital of the pre-Roman Britain as well.
Iron Age and Roman Camulodunum literally laid the foundations for today’s modern Colchester, where the visitor can explore over 2000 years of history and a place central to Iron Age tribalism, Roman rule, Saxon and Viking invasion, the Norman Conquest, Magna Carta, Peasants Revolt, the Black Death, the cloth trade, the Reformation and the Civil War!


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I firmly believe in adopting animals. I think there are so many animals out there in need of a home, I can't see creating more just to be able to make a quick buck. I also believe in buying from reputable breeders. A reputable breeder breeds to animals to better the breed. To come as close to the breed standard as possible. That's the point of being a breeder. Many breeders show their animals. People who take any two animals and throw them together just so they can have babies to sell, is what drives me crazy. There is no thought process behind the two animals. Other than maybe "oh that would be cute!" Normally there are no health checks performed on either parent. In the end, they think they can sell these animals for big money. Some people take two purebred dogs of different breeds, put them together, give the offspring some kind of smooshed up name and call it a designer breed and charge even more for them. Drives me crazy. And I can't believe people actually dish out the money to buy these animals! If they can't sell the first litter, I guarantee they won't be having more litters!
Moving on. My parents have always had a dog. My grandparents gave my mother a Pomeranian right before I was born. They paid $40 for her. When Puppy was 8, we went to the local pet store where they had these beautiful Lab Husky mix puppies. We paid $50 for Misty. Best. Dog. Ever. When Misty was 11, my friend's dog had pups. She gave us Sammi. Things don't seem to happen like that anymore. Everyone is out to make a quick buck.
I've never paid for a cat. They're were always plenty of them around. No one fixed their cats and they all roamed free. Cats everywhere.
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Adolescent Medicine: State of the Art Reviews (AM:STARs) is the official publication of the American Academy of Pediatrics Section on Adolescent Medicine. AM:STARs is a series of clinical reviews that detail advances in the diagnosis and management of a wide range of health problems affecting adolescents. Published 2 times per year, the journal offers adolescent medicine specialists and other primary care physicians who treat adolescent patients with state of the art information on all matters relating to adolescent health and wellness.
AMSTARs: Adolescent Contraception: Basics and Beyond (2019 Spring) highlights the fundamental aspects of contraception with an overview of contraceptive methods and epidemiology, provides up-to-date guidance on medical eligibility criteria and reviews critical policy advances supporting contraceptive access.
Articles on management in this issue include discussions of changing approaches to nutritional rehabilitation, the role of the adolescent health provider and nutritionist in the management of patients who are being treated with the increasingly popular family-based treatment approach, overviews of what is now known about treatment for eating disorders in partial hospitalization and residential programs, and the current role of medication management (psychopharmacology) for patients with each of the various subtypes of eating disorders.
This issue of AM:STARs covers the health and social well-being of gender and sexual minority youth in the context of the evidence, experience, resources, and culture of today and offers guidance as to how health care providers can best care for this population. We appreciate the time, energy, and expertise that our authors have shared with us. Their work, which is showcased in this volume, provides new information and resources and promotes best practices in a continuing effort to create a culture that recognizes the dignity and integrity of a wonderfully dynamic and diverse community of youth and families.
It is unquestionable that among the greatest threats to human health are obesity and diabetes, the focus of this issue of AM:STARs. What makes these 2 categories of disease unique is the importance of early and through prevention, assessment, and treatment, making them high priority areas for providers caring for children and adolescents.
This issue consists of 80 questions on a wide range of topics in the field of adolescent medicine. Each question, along with the correct answer, is followed by a discussion of the pertinent topic, including why the correct answer is right and the incorrect answers are wrong. The discussions, in essence, present a brief state of the art review of different topics in adolescent medicine. This is in contrast to our usual format over the past 27 years, in which each issue of AM:STARs consisted of approximately 12 articles covering 1 theme or subspecialty area in depth. The editors hope that you as the readers find the change of pace presented by this issue to be both educational and enjoyable.
This issue reviews current research on types of youth violence involvement, identifies what is known about modifiable risk and protective factors, and highlights promising approaches for health professionals to address violence prevention and intervention in their clinical practice.
Within these articles, you will be treated to cutting edge reviews from renowned experts. In addition to the GI and hepatology articles, we have included discussions dedicated to hot topics in nutrition, including current knowledge about vitamin D, the obesity epidemic, and the fads and therapeutic diets that are commonly encountered in adolescent practice. We believe that you will find the multidisciplinary reviews on health maintenance of the adolescent with a chronic GI disorder and the transition of care to be true resources.
"This is a unique and timely review of the greatest threat to human health -- obesity and diabetes in the adolescent population. The authors highlight the importance of early and thorough prevention, as well as assessment and treatment of obesity in this age group."
Presented by the American Academy of Pediatrics Section on Adolescent Health as an Adolescent Medicine State of the Art Review, the book is intended for any practitioners who manage adolescents. Written by experts in the field of adolescent obesity, the book addresses various topics that include avoiding weight bias and stigma, laboratory evaluation of obesity (and consequences thereof), dietary as well as behavioral strategies in weight management, among others.


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This article is about the human mtDNA haplogroup. For the unrelated human Y-DNA haplogroup, see Haplogroup A (Y-DNA).
In human mitochondrial genetics, Haplogroup A is a human mitochondrial DNA (mtDNA) haplogroup.
mtDNA-based chart of possible large human migrations.
Haplogroup A is believed to have arisen in Asia some 30,000–50,000 years before present. Its ancestral haplogroup was Haplogroup N. However, the extant diversity of mitochondrial genomes that belong to Haplogroup A is low relative to the degree of divergence from its nearest outgroups in haplogroup N, which suggests that extant members of Haplogroup A might be descended from a population that has emerged from a bottleneck approximately 20,000 years ago.
Its highest frequencies are among Native Americans, its largest overall population is in East Asia, and its greatest variety (which suggests its origin point) is in East Asia. Thus, it might have originated in and spread from the Far East.
Its subclade A2 shares a T16362C mutation with subclades A1 (found in Japan, Tashkurgan, Veliky Novgorod, Mongols, and Altaians), A6 (found in Tibet and in the Yangtze River basin), A12'23 (found in Siberia and among Uralic and Turkic peoples), A13'14 (found in southern Siberia, Xinjiang, Ladakh, China, Yunnan, Thailand, and Vietnam), A15 (found in China, Naxi, Uyghur, Japan, and among the Sherpa of Tibet and Nepal), A16 (found in Uyghur, Buryat, Turkey), A17 (found in China, Miao, Yi, Tibet, Ladakh, Kyrgyz, Thailand, and Vietnam), A18 (found in China), A19 (found in China), A20 (found among Han Chinese and in Japan), A21 (found in Tibet and in Jammu and Kashmir), A22 (found in China), A24 (found in Beijing and West Bohemia), A25 (found in Japan and Yakutia), and A26 (found in Denmark). A2 is found in Chukotko–Kamchatka and is also one of five mtDNA haplogroups found in the indigenous peoples of the Americas, the others being B, C, D, and X.
Haplogroup A2 is the most common haplogroup among the Inuit, Na-Dene, and many Amerind ethnic groups of North and Central America. Lineages belonging to haplogroup A2 also comprise the majority of the mtDNA pool of the Inuit and their neighbors, the Chukchis, in northeasternmost Siberia.
Other branches of haplogroup A are less frequent but widespread among other populations of Asia. Haplogroup A5 is rather limited to populations from Korea and Japan southward, though it has been detected as singletons in a pair of large samples of Khamnigans (1/99 = 1.0%) and Buryats (1/295 = 0.3%) from the Buryat Republic.
In Asia, A(xA2) is especially frequent in Tibeto-Burman-speaking populations of Southwest China, such as Tibetans (6/65 = 9.2%, 25/216 = 11.6%, 11/73 = 15.1%). Approximately 7% to 15% of Koreans belong to haplogroup A. Approximately 5% to 12% of the Japanese belong to haplogroup A (including A4, A5, and A(xA4, A5)). Approximately 4% to 13% of Mongols belong to haplogroup A, almost all of whom are contained within the A4 subclade (2/47 = 4.3% Mongolians from Ulan Bator in haplogroup A4, 4/48 = 8.3% Mongols from New Barag Left Banner in haplogroup A(xA5), 6/47 = 12.8% Mongolians from Ulan Bator in haplogroup A4). Approximately 3% to 9% of Chinese people belong to haplogroup A. Haplogroup A also has been found in Vietnamese (2/42 = 4.8%, including one A4 and one A5(xA5a)). Approximately 4% (3/71) of Tatars from Aznakayevo, 3% (4/126) of Tatars from Buinsk, and 2% of Turkish people belong to haplogroup A. Haplogroup A4 has been found in 2.4% (2/82) of a sample of Persians from eastern Iran and in 2.3% (1/44) of a sample of Tajiks from Tajikistan. Haplogroup A is not found among Austronesians.
This phylogenetic tree of haplogroup A subclades is based on the paper by Mannis van Oven and Manfred Kayser Updated comprehensive phylogenetic tree of global human mitochondrial DNA variation and subsequent published research.
In his popular book The Seven Daughters of Eve, Bryan Sykes named the originator of this mtDNA haplogroup Aiyana.
Eva Longoria, an American actress of Mexican descent is Haplogroup A2.
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No, I am not a coffee person. My favorite cold weather beverage is hot chocolate! YUMMMMM! When it is loaded down with marshmallows and whipped cream, I am one happy camper. I love a cold night when I can wear my fuzzy wool socks, put on my soft, comfy pajamas, and have my favorite mug full to the brim with that warm delicious drink from heaven. It is something I look forward to as the Christmas season approaches.
What do you look forward to as Christmas gets closer?
Many of us get excited when we pull the Christmas decorations out of the attic and begin putting together our own winter wonderland. We look forward to finding that perfect gift for our loved ones and we smile when we hear Christmas music on the radio. We often sing, “It’s the Most Wonderful Time of the Year”, but for many people, the Christmas season is not the most wonderful time of the year. For many people, Christmas is full of painful memories, loss and sadness.
My Mother-in-law was admitted into the hospice unit at Presbyterian Hospital the day before Christmas Eve many years ago. All she wanted was to spend one last Christmas at home with her family, but instead, she was rushed to the hospital in respiratory distress because the cancer had spread violently to her lungs. So that year for Christmas, we all crammed into a small hospital room and spent Christmas listening to the sound of a breathing machine while nurses and physicians came in and out every hour to check her. She was jaundiced, weak and unable to speak clearly. She was dying. We set up a tiny Christmas tree in her room. We held hands, we prayed, we cried, and we told her how much we loved her. Just as we had done for seven years, our family pleaded with God for healing, but in His sovereignty, He chose not to heal her. She died at the age of 46.
Our family had Jesus with us each step of the way that Christmas. He never left us. He was there to comfort us. He was there to love us. He was our strength and our joy.
For many this Christmas season, there is no joy because they do not know the giver of joy. There is no hope because they have never met the one who brings hope into this lost world.
This Christmas season, I hope you and I will pay close attention to those in our midst who are struggling with sadness and pain. I hope we will not turn a blind eye to them, but instead, I pray we see their needs and step into their lives to bring HOPE. We can bring hope to them because we know the HOPE of the world! We need to tell them that God sent His son into our world to save us. We need to tell them that Jesus is HOPE. He is LOVE. He is JOY. He gives us every reason to smile and sing, regardless of our painful past.
If someone you know is hurting this Christmas season, I encourage you to reach out to them in a special way this year. Invite them to be a part of your family tradition or ask them to come share a cup of coffee or hot chocolate with you. However you reach out to them this season, just be sure to tell them about your amazing Savior, Jesus, the one who gives life everlasting.
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All that coffee and hot chocolate talk brings back memories! And you are right, I love being challenged to extend myself and grow spiritually. I would love to hear from you. I have lost your contact info. Merry Christmas!


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Based at our European Airline Academy in sunny Ponte de Sor, Portugal this pilot training course includes all the required examinations to be issued with an Integrated Airline Transport Pilot License (ATPL).
Possibility to carry out the ATPL (A) theoretical part of the course at our Airline Academy in Bergamo Orio Al Serio, Italy and then complete the practical part of the course at Ponte de Sor, Portugal.
Training takes place at our unique purpose-built European Academy, with fantastic facilities including an 1.800 meter runway, Instrument Landing System (ILS), a theory and simulator center, a maintenance center and an aeronautical campus ready to accommodate up to 400 student pilots per year.
Due to our location in Ponte de Sor in Portugal, our European Airline Academy enjoys some of the best weather conditions in Europe, making it ideal for flight training.
Studying for you Integrated ATPL in Ponte de Sor, Portugal, combines learning with an ideal climate, outstanding teaching and perfect flying conditions.
You will be tested in English, Math, Physics and Compass skills.
You will also undertake a personality and psychological test.
There will also be a face to face interview to find about more about you.
Please note, screening can take place at our facilities in Cascais or Ponte de Sor, depending on the day.
Once you have completed the Integrated ATPL program, our Airline Qualification Course (AQC) is widely accepted by airlines as an industry standard for new pilots at entry level.
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In the modern world, such a profession as a programmer means a lot and is highly valued by employers. Today, in the new Internet era, companies can do nothing without such an engineer, and if he also has experience and is highly productive, then there will always be a great demand for his services!
Personal productivity of programmers is determined with the help of LOC (Line Of Code), its qualitative development. This method gives rough estimation, because basically the code still depends on the complexity of the project and many other aspects.
In general, the term “productivity” means the amount of work performed at a certain period. The shorter the length is, the higher is a programmer efficiency, and the more he is valued by the employer.
This is true for those who work remotely, at home or in a noisy environment, where everything is distracting. The mood set for work and ability to cut off all external stimuli ensure not only the proper working pace, but a smaller number of mistakes, too.
Today, this is the biggest breakthrough that caused revolution in all spheres of public life and greatly simplifies them. Automated processes occur without human intervention, at a high level of accuracy. Thus, you get more time for solving complex problems.
Many platforms allow to find such help, and you should not refuse it; together with a mentor the productivity of programmer increases significantly. Now, it is not necessary to find all the information on the Internet — the personal assistant will always be there for you.
It can save time and help you read the methods with ease, while all the coding documentation will definitely increase productivity.
This system helps in the development of complex coding projects, and is very popular among IT specialists. This is a great opportunity for managers to increase the productivity of their subordinates thanks to flexible environment.
This is the key to the personal efficiency of programmers. Naturally, this advice may seem weird, but it works perfectly. A well-rested person focus on work tasks better and is not distracted by unproductive thoughts, such as “to sleep”.
You should program not only at work, but also in your spare time, too. This will help to differentiate these two spaces from a psychological point of view and continue to gain experience with pleasure. After all, a contribution to yourself is always beneficial.
With these tips, every programmer, both beginner and experienced, will be able to quickly increase their personal productivity by 35-40 percent, which will further lead to a higher level of work, greater demand in the job market and decent pay.
For the benefit of their own business or company, smart and experienced managers are trying to help their employees to increase their productivity. It is profitable not only for the employer, but for the employee, too.
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The initial purpose of the program is to automatically monitor the working time of staff, assess their productivity precisely, control all their actions. For educational purposes, it can be used to reward employees with bonuses or penalize them.
The employer who hires employees to work in an office or remotely must not only take into account the human qualities and personality of each employee, but also be able to motivate them to work on their personal productivity.
Yaware.TimeTraker is installed at the employee’s computer openly, which means it will subconsciously adjust the workflow better than usual.
There are not so many professions in the world that can allow a person to stay at the same position, continue to do his or her favorite and understandable job, but get more and more pay with the growth of their experience.
In the next twenty years, IT specialists will be in demand, and the best of them will get big money for the services. High level of personal productivity at low time cost is an indicator of good and proper work of the programmer. That is why the personal growth should start today for you to become better tomorrow!


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The exterior of this Grade II-listed building has maintained its original features. The pub is bright and airy with tastefully modern features complimenting its historical character. Comfy seating and large TV screens that are used to show live sporting events positioned around the bar, blending in surprisingly well with the old wood panelling and original fireplaces.
The White Hart has an area at the rear of the pub that can be cordoned off for special events. Separated from the main space by a small set of stairs, this area has its own private bar so your guests won’t have to queue for drinks. Also of interest, particularly for those planning a summer party, is the outdoor patio, which can be reserved for private events.


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For his son, the computer scientist, see George Coulouris (computer scientist).
Coulouris was born in Manchester, Lancashire, England, the son of Abigail (née Redfern) and Nicholas Coulouris, a merchant of Greek origin. He was brought up both in Manchester and nearby Urmston and was educated at Manchester Grammar School. He attended London's Central School of Speech and Drama, in the company of fellow students Laurence Olivier and Peggy Ashcroft.
Coulouris made his stage debut in 1926 with Henry V at the Old Vic. By 1929, he made his first Broadway appearance, followed by his first Hollywood film role in 1933.
A major impact on his life was Orson Welles, whom he met in 1936 when they both had roles in the Broadway production of Sidney Kingsley's Ten Million Ghosts. Welles invited Coulouris to become a charter member of his Mercury Theatre, and in 1937 Coulouris performed the role of Mark Antony in the company's debut production, Caesar, an innovative modern-dress production of Shakespeare's Julius Caesar.
"Even 'Friends, Romans, countrymen' sounds on his tongue as if it were a rabble-rousing harangue he is uttering for the first time," noted John Mason Brown in the New York Post.
In 1938, he appeared in the Mercury stage productions of The Shoemaker's Holiday and Heartbreak House, and became part of the repertory company that presented CBS Radio's The Mercury Theatre on the Air and its sponsored continuation, The Campbell Playhouse (1938–40). Also for CBS, in 1944 he starred in the radio series Suspense, in the episode "Portrait without a Face".
In Citizen Kane (1941), Coulouris played Walter Parks Thatcher, a financier similar to J. P. Morgan. Coulouris and Welles each received a 1941 National Board of Review Award for their performances.
Coulouris was the first actor to star in the title role of the Bulldog Drummond programme on the Mutual Broadcasting System.
Coulouris returned to Britain after 1950, living first in Putney and later in Hampstead. He appeared in more films, theatre and television productions. His stage work was the most well regarded and included the title role in King Lear at the Glasgow Citizens' Theatre (1952); the lead (Dr. Stockmann) in An Enemy of the People (1959) at the Arts Theatre, Cambridge; Peter Flynn in Seán O'Casey's The Plough and the Stars at the Mermaid Theatre (1962); a part in August Strindberg's The Dance of Death; and Big Daddy in Tennessee Williams's Cat on a Hot Tin Roof (1970).
Later film roles included parts in The Heart of the Matter (1953), Doctor in the House (1954), Papillon (1973), Mahler and Murder on the Orient Express (both 1974). He had rare leading roles in the British horror movies The Man Without a Body (1957) and The Woman Eater (1958).
He played in over 80 films, but radio roles were also numerous, and his television roles included parts in Danger Man and The Prisoner ("Checkmate", 1967). Other notable appearances included the recurring role of science writer Harcourt Brown in the ABC serials, Pathfinders to Mars and Pathfinders to Venus, which were sequels to earlier serials; Target Luna and Pathfinders in Space. He appeared as Arbitan in the Doctor Who serial The Keys of Marinus (1964).
Coulouris was married to Louise Franklin (1930–1976) and Elizabeth Donaldson (1977–1989) and was the father of computer scientist George Coulouris and artist Mary Louise Coulouris.
Coulouris died in London on 25 April 1989, of heart failure following Parkinson's disease.
In Me and Orson Welles (2008), Richard Linklater's period drama set in the days surrounding the premiere of the Mercury Theatre's production of Caesar, Coulouris is portrayed by Ben Chaplin.
George Coulouris's Broadway credits are listed at the Internet Broadway Database.
A Day to Remember (1953) as Foreign Legion Captain.
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^ George Cououris, Internet Broadway Database. Retrieved 12013-12-28.
^ "Ten Best 1941". National Board of Review Magazine. Vol. XVII no. 1. National Board of Review. January 1942. p. 6. Retrieved 3 February 2016.
^ a b Phil Davison,Mary Louise Coulouris obituary, heraldscotland.com, 17 February 2012.
^ McCarthy, Todd (6 September 2008). "Film Review: Me and Orson Welles". Variety. Retrieved 7 September 2015.
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Renate Helga Frieda Schulz Conley Reeves, 85, of Piggott, Ark., also known as Grannie, passed away March 22, 2019, at the General Baptist Nursing Home in Campbell, Mo.
She was born on January 13, 1934, in Salzwedel, Germany, and was the daughter of Adolf and Frieda (Palussek) Schulz. She grew up in a small village in Germany later moving to the city of Frankfurt when she was a teenager. In Frankfurt, she worked as a hotel clerk where she was paid in room and board. It was during this time she met Carl Floyd Conley, who had been stationed in Germany as an MP.
On January 16, 1955, Renate married Carl and together they had a daughter, Simona Anne Conley. After Carl was discharged from the Army, the small family made the long venture by boat to the United States, arriving in New York then traveling by car to California. Several years later they moved to Arkansas to be closer to family. Renate worked many years in factories such as Gossards and Magna Tech where she made lifelong friends.
In 1980, Carl preceded Renate in death. She would later marry Pete Reeves and together Renate and Pete spent their days traveling from coast to coast and enjoying life to the fullest. She later worked at Piggott Elementary School in the Cafeteria. Co-workers can remember her coming in singing "Hey good looking. What 'cha got cooking?"
Many around town knew her as "Mona's Mother." In recent years she could be seen many days at The Treasure Chest chatting with Kelli and playing with Kelsi. In her last days, she told Kelsi that she was her "Saving Grace."
Renate loved football and would have in-depth conversations with Eric and Jacob about who was going to win the Super Bowl. She also enjoyed going to the Piggott Community Center to walk and attend Silver Sneaker classes. She especially loved the BRAD Senior Group, where she enjoyed playing and was very competitive on the Wii Bowling team. Renate attended Emmanuel Baptist Church with her family.
She was preceded in death by her father, Adolf Schultz, mother, Frieda Schulz, husband, Carl Floyd Conley, husband, James "Pete" Reeves.
Survivors include her daughter, Mona Scott and husband David of Piggott; grandson, Eric Scott of Piggott; granddaughter, Kelli Malin and husband Gerald Malin Jr. of Campbell, Mo.; four great-grandchildren, Jacob Scott, Kelsi Malin, Amber Malin and Zachary Malin; and many other relatives and friends.
Renate was known for her smile and sense of humor. She was a very active lady, full of life and attitude. She was definitely a one-of-a-kind with a very distinguishable German accent that everyone enjoyed hearing. She was a strong women who could literally tell you she had traveled from "sea to shining sea." She touched many lives in her 85 years, especially her family. Renate loved her daughter, son-in-law, and grandchildren and was very proud of them. She continued to share words of wisdom and influence to those around her during her final days. She will be forever missed and her family will forever be grateful for their "Grannie"
Visitation will be held at 11 a.m. on Wednesday, March 27, with the funeral service following at 1 p.m., at Hoggard and Sons Funeral Home with Bro. Kevin Murray officiating. Burial is in Piggott Cemetery in Piggott. Pallbearers will be Jacob Scott, Zachary Malin, Mike Scott, Roger Scott, Eric Scott and Gerald Malin Jr. Honorary pallbearers will be Dewey Holcomb, Steve Hill and Philip Lance. Hoggard and Sons Funeral Home, of Piggott,is in charge of the arrangements.
In lieu of flowers, Renate's family request memorials be made to St. Jude Children's Research Hospital or Piggott Schools Food for Kids Backpack Program, c/o Piggott Elementary School, 895 East Main Street, Piggott, Ark., 72454, or c/o Piggott High School, 533 East Main Street, Piggott, Ark., 72454.


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In Barcelona there is an ultimate attraction for the inquisitive minds, regardless of whether it is a child or an adult – it is the CosmoCaixa science museum. This former 20th century textiles factory building is situated on a slope of Tibidabo mountain, yet it is certainly worth the effort of getting here. Local savings bank La Caixa became the sponsor of a unremarkable science museum of Barcelona turning it in 2004 into a trendy exhibition space. Here one can find a simple but no less interesting explanation of the essence of many physical phenomena, Earth structure, and discover the mysteries corresponding to many other fields of scientific knowledge about mankind and the universe we live in. You will be amazed by a giant Foucault pendulum and the tree of knowledge which seems to be interwoven with every museum floor with its roots craving the answers to the most complicated questions. Various models and interactive objects are designed to show the visitors how profound and wide the contemporary science is and give them an opportunity to conduct their own experiment and see what is hiding under the microscope.
The display is divided into numerous sections, such as the Geological Wall (El Mudo Geologico), which is a collection of massive cuts of geological formations that describes their origins, or the 3,5 km2 Hall of Matter (La Sala de la Materia) unraveling the mystery of how our universe appeared starting with the Big Bang. The most peculiar of them all is the Flooded Forest (El Bosque Inundado) – 1 km2 of recreated Amazonian rainforest where you can find more than a 100 species of flora and fauna, including an anaconda, piranhas, capybara, crocodiles and venomous frogs. A special glass cube lets the sunlight pass through and illuminate the details of these amazing tropical jungles. It is allowed to touch almost any exhibit of the museum, so even the youngest adventurers visiting this place will have a lot to explore. In the Bubble Planetarium you will be excited by the wondrous world of astronomy.

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In a roundabout way, “Fantastic Mr. Fox” is an appropriate movie for the holidays.
Director Wes Anderson has adapted Roald Dahl’s 1970 children’s novel into an exquisite exercise in stop-motion animation. The story is told with miniature puppets, but otherwise largely remains the same. After thieving from three farmers one too many times, the title character and his family find themselves on the wrong end of an obsessive fox hunt, compete with dogs and bulldozers.
Like most sins, greed is tricky because we can easily identify it in others but rarely recognize it in ourselves. What some might see as holiday excess, we justify as Christmas tradition. I thought about this while stringing up our considerable Christmas lights the other day, but then again I might have simply been looking for an excuse to get out of the job.
This blind eye we often have toward or own greed is what makes “Fantastic Mr. Fox” so fascinating. From the very start, farmers Boggis, Bunce and Bean are presented as horribly possessive hoarders. Anderson and his animators have a field day detailing the rows upon rows of canned goods and jars of apple cider they guard as if it were gold.
Sure, Mr. Fox provides for the other woodland creatures being persecuted by the farmers – including a badger voiced by Anderson regular Bill Murray - but even that provision comes in the form of an unnecessarily lavish feast.
Mr. Fox, then, steals far more than he “needs.” In Anderson’s version, this is again emphasized in the final scene, after Mr. Fox and his family have escaped the farmers. Tunneling up from their underground hideout, where do they joyously find themselves? In a grocery store.
I’m hardly one to begrudge a fox some free scraps (and I can’t claim that I’ll be turning away any Christmas presents this year). Still, “Fantastic Mr. Fox” did make me consider how we often give a free pass to greed during Advent - a bitter irony given the overwhelmingly generous gift of Jesus Christ.


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Have you ever met somebody who had befriended not a dog or a cat but a snake? This was some snake, a Red Tail Boa Constrictor.
As part of a one week summer program with Siblings Together USA Young Photojournalists’ Summer Camp, located in Park Morton on Georgia Ave, we conducted interviews on July 2, 2014 someone that we thought was interesting and that we could write an article about.
Chichario is walking down the street around 2:30 PM when we spot him, carrying a snake around his neck. He saw me with my camera and notebook and allowed me to interview him about his Boa. His Boa seemed to be almost the same length as he stood himself.
He is a kind young man whose name is Chichario Canty; he grew up here in DC and has lived around the Park Morton area for about thirty-seven years. He told me that he has had the snake for about five years now.
Mr. Chichario Canty is just one great example of this diversity that is so good for people overall. “Let us be dissatisfied until integration is not seen as a problem but as an opportunity to participate in the beauty of diversity,” (MLK).


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The Nexus 7 is an inexpensive tablet already, but you can sometimes catch it on sale for a relative pittance. A refurbished 32GB N7 is currently waiting for you on eBay Daily Deals for $169.99. That's close to the price we recently spotted for the 16GB.
This is a refurb device, so the warranty is only 90 days. Still, it's $100 less than the Google Play price. This tablet is getting on toward the end of its life cycle, but it's still a pretty capable machine with 2GB of RAM and a Snapdragon S4 Pro.
The eBay deal includes free expedited shipping worldwide, but there is a limited quantity. Might want to get on it.