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Abbey Road is an Award Winning community of 18 individually-crafted homes for active adults (55 years and older) in the quintessential New England town of Sherborn, Massachusetts. The homes are grouped around a common center green to promote a close-knit sense of community and neighborliness. This “pocket neighborhood” is an exciting new concept in residential neighborhood design, rarely found in New England.
Abbey Road homes feature open and spacious layouts, first floor master suites, custom cabinetry with granite countertops, top-of-the line appliances, and front and rear porches with views of the common gardens and surrounding wooded areas. Most units have two car garages.
Located on North Main Street in the historic center of Sherborn, Abbey Road offers the charm of a classic New England town with the walkability and convenience of in-town living. Sherborn’s reputation as one of the state’s most desirable communities is built upon its serene natural setting, top-ranked school system, and convenient access to Boston and other towns in the Metro-West area.
Each home will be Energy Star Rated and LEED for Homes certified. These features result in up to 30% lower energy use than a standard home, reducing energy costs and environmental impact, with optimal indoor air quality.
Modest home sizes (typically 2,200 square feet) for convenience and so that no single home towers over the others.
Exquisitely landscaped common areas that provide a focus for the community, and encourage interaction amongst neighbors.
Commons building or structure to provide a gathering space for neighbors, and also available to host larger gatherings.
The car is not the focus of a pocket neighborhood. Garages are located behind the house, or even separate from the homes.
WHAT MAKES A POCKET NEIGHBORHOOD DIFFERENT?
Most neighborhood developments across America are collections of individual houses dominated by front-facing garages and driveways. Residents tend to pull into garages and disappear into houses, so there is little real connection among neighbors. Moreover, the garage often occupies a central space on the front of the house, obscuring light and the view of the neighborhood.
A pocket neighborhood is just the opposite. Walkways and shared spaces connect homes—and residents—to each other, fostering a sense of community. Garages and parking are intentionally off to the side and in the back of homes so that residents walk through the commons and interact informally. By sharing outdoor space residents take part in its care and oversight, thereby enhancing a sense of security, identity and community.
While a pocket neighborhood encourages community, it also offers peace and privacy. Privacy is built in layers surrounding each home, starting from the openness of a well-manicured common space, and moving inwards to individual front porches, shaded and surrounded by a garden of perennial flowers and trees. The homes at Abbey Road have large windows bringing light and views of the common area, but these are carefully placed to ensure privacy and views of the surrounding woods. Generously-sized covered rear decks and brick patios offer spaces for relaxation and intimate gatherings.
The architecture of Abbey Road is inspired by the Arts and Crafts movement of the early 20th century, which revived traditional artistic craftsmanship and was inspired by nature, incorporating themes of simplicity, honesty, and function.
Typical features include generous front porches with square tapered wood columns, low pitched roof lines, use of natural materials like red cedar shingles and mahogany front doors, and earthy colors and warm tones. The homes at Abbey Road incorporate natural materials providing an organic feel, with spacious flowing rooms flooded with natural light. The emphasis on simplicity is balanced by a high level of detail for functionality and comfort.
The site and existing buildings, rich in history, informed the architecture of the newly constructed homes. The Dowse Memorial Building, built in 1914 in the Jacobean Style, originally housed Sherborn's Library. The house sitting beside the Dowse Library, originally named the Coolidge House (also built in 1914), is a remarkable example of Edwardian Architecture, reminiscent of the work of English architect Sir Edwin Luytens.
Inspired by the bungalow courts of Pasadena, pocket neighborhoods have been gaining popularity along the west coast. With a fresh approach and emphasis on community, pocket neighborhoods are now catching the attention of planners, developers, town officials and homeowners in New England and along the East Cost.


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Big Idea: The number of different devices we use is growing -- and so are the ways they’re talking to each other. Companies are trying to keep up, connecting cross-device data and marketing responsibly, to meet consumer expectations.
Innovation at DAA Summit 2017….
As marketers continue to coalesce the customer experience through the myriad devices we interact with on a daily basis -- which comScore now estimates to be between 10 and 12 devices per household -- they are also diligently heeding ethical standards and best practices in an increasingly dynamic ecosystem.
Summit Snapshot: Is the IBA Ecosystem Ready for GDPR?
Big Idea: Seeking concrete plans for the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR), companies with business in Europe are looking to their privacy teams, who are identifying practical challenges as well as opportunities.
This blog is Part II of II. Part I discusses what’s known as of June 2017 about GDPR regulation -- scheduled to take effect May 2018. No information imparted in this blog series should be construed as legal counsel. Rather this post is strictly for information purposes only.
Read more about Summit Snapshot: Is the IBA Ecosystem Ready for GDPR?
Big Idea: On the policy front, European digital advertising organizations are formulating plans to address the fast-approaching GDPR, a European Union law that will alter how advertisers and marketers conduct business in Europe -- and possibly elsewhere.
This blog is Part I of II. Part II discusses how some parts of the interest-based advertising ecosystem are preparing for GDPR adherence. No information imparted in this blog series should be construed as legal counsel. Rather this post is strictly for information purposes only.

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Lower Lonsdale is a vibrant district in North Vancouver that includes Lonsdale Quay, the North Shore’s SeaBus terminal, the Shipyards and Esplanade Avenue.
Also in Lower Lonsdale is Shipbuilders’ Pier, Waterfront Park and numerous shops and restaurants along the waterfront and within walking distance of the bottom several blocks of Lonsdale Avenue.
Click any of the above links to jump to a specific subject, or continue reading to learn all about this most interesting neighbourhood.
Lower Lonsdale is a popular district. When folk seek nature on the North Shore they head to the parks, beaches and mountains. When they want night life, restaurants, culture, shopping and other urban amenities, they head to Lower Lonsdale.
In the Lower Lonsdale neighbourhood there are a couple of hotels, a good number of restaurants, a few pubs, a movie theatre, an indoor market, a couple of public squares and an art gallery. There is also a giant summer night market on Friday nights, free outdoor concerts on summer weekends and community events at various times of the year.
The area is also home to both the SeaBus terminal, which connects the City of North Vancouver directly with downtown Vancouver, and the largest public bus depot on the North Shore, which connects Lower Lonsdale with the surrounding region.
All of the above factors make Lower Lonsdale a fun place to live and visit, as well as relatively convenient to both get to and from.
Lower Lonsdale is home to a wide range of attractions and places of interest. Below is a list of some of what you’ll find within just a few minutes’ walk of the bottom of Lonsdale Avenue and the SeaBus terminal.
Lonsdale Quay – a large, upscale and world-famous indoor public market with retailers selling everything from handmade candies to wine, gelato, fresh produce, art, trendy clothing, toys and souvenirs.
The Shipyards – the original shipbuilding area of North Vancouver that today is home to restaurants and community events, plus the following three places of interest.
The Pipe Shop – a restored industrial building that can be rented for private functions and hosts artisan markets and other indoor community events throughout the year. When no events are taking place, the Pipe Shop is empty.
Shipbuilders’ Pier – a long pier at the waterfront that people can walk along while they admire the views.
Shipbuilders’ Square – an outdoor community plaza with a stage that’s used for North Vancouver’s Shipyards Night Market, concerts and a variety of community events at different times of the year.
Polygon Gallery – an art gallery that’s housed in one of the North Shore’s newest and most modern-looking buildings at 101 Carrie Cates Court. Admission is by donation.
Waterfront Park – a park with wide open lawns that is used for a number of festivals in the spring and summer.
John Braithwaite Community Centre – a small community and recreation facility at 145 West 1st Street with arts and indoor sports activities.
North Shore Bowl – a 16-lane 5-pin bowling alley that’s been running since the early 1960s at 141 West 3rd Street.
SeaBus Terminal – the terminal of the BC Transit ferry service with connections to Vancouver’s Waterfront Station every 15 minutes or so (or every 30 minutes at non-at peak times).
Translink Bus Terminal – the bus terminal definitely isn’t an attraction or place of interest. It is, however, located right beside the SeaBus Terminal and so convenient for getting to and from other destinations on the North Shore.
If you need help finding things or have questions, there is a Tourist Information Booth in the Lonsdale Quay Public Market. It’s on the ground floor near the elevator at the end of the market farthest away from the waterfront.
Anatoli Souvlaki – a Greek restaurant at #5 Lonsdale Avenue.
Boston Pizza – a popular pizza and sports bar-style chain restaurant at 88 Chesterfield Avenue (at the corner with Esplanade).
Burgoo – a restaurant specializing in comfort food (like soups and stews) at #3 Lonsdale Avenue.
Cheshire Cheese – a restaurant that serves seafood and British cuisine on the second floor of the Lonsdale Quay Public Market.
Earnest Ice Cream – a trendy and very popular ice cream shop at 127 West 1st Street.
FreshSlice Pizza – the Lower Lonsdale location of this popular Metro Vancouver-based fast food chain is at 132 Esplanade West.
Gusto di Quattro – a highly-rated Italian restaurant at #1 Lonsdale Avenue.
Jägerhof Restaurant – a favourite restaurant serving German, Austrian, Swiss and South Tyrol cuisine at 71 Lonsdale Avenue in North Vancouver. The food is exceptional and they often have live entertainment on Friday and/or Saturday nights.
Lonsdale Quay Public Market – the food court at the indoor market has a good selection of unique and tasty places to eat.
The District – a small but popular place at #13 Lonsdale Avenue.
The Lobby – the fairly upscale restaurant at the Pinnacle Hotel at the bottom of Lonsdale Avenue.
Pier 7 – a restaurant with views of the water at 25 Wallace Mews Road (right in Shipbuilders’ Square).
Shipyards Coffee – part of the Bean Around the World chain, if you’re looking for a good coffee shop to meet friends at or to get a cup of java, this one at 123-156 Carrie Cates Court at Lonsdale Quay is a good one.
Sushi Bella – a Japanese restaurant at 152 Lonsdale Avenue.
Tap and Barrel – a large pub-style restaurant featuring dozens of craft beers on tap at #8 Lonsdale Avenue.
Thai House – a nice Thai restaurant at 116 West Esplanade Avenue.
Vaades – a tasty and reasonably-priced East Indian place at 149 West 3rd Street.
Beere Brewing Co. – a small craft brewery and tasting room at 312 East Esplanade (so about 1 km east of Lonsdale Quay).
Green Leaf Brewing Company – a craft beer brewery in the Lonsdale Quay Public Market (near the main entrance at the waterfront).
Sailor Hagar’s Brew Pub – a pub at 86 Semisch Avenue.
Tap & Barrel – at #8 Lonsdale Avenue at Shipbuilders’ Square, it’s Lower Lonsdale’s newest, largest and busiest pub and restaurant.
The Gull – a pub at 175 East 1st Street that has been recently renovated and hosts live music most weekends.
For a city the size of North Vancouver, and as attractive as the place is for tourists, it’s surprising how few hotels there are on Vancouver’s North Shore. Two of the nicest hotels in North Vancouver, however, both happen to be in the heart of Lower Lonsdale.
Lonsdale Quay Hotel – a boutique hotel right at the Lonsdale Quay Public Market.
Pinnacle Hotel at the Pier – a fancy modern hotel at 138 Victory Ship Way.
North Vancouver hosts some of the Lower Mainland’s largest and most popular festivals and events. Many of them take place right in Lower Lonsdale.
Below is a list of some of the main events that take place at various times of the year. Some of them attract just one or two thousand attendees over the course of a day, while some of them attract tens of thousands of people.
Shipyard Night Market – a large and free weekly night market that features local artisans, food trucks, a beer garden and live music at Shipbuilders’ Square on Friday evenings between May and September.
Canada Day at Waterfront Park – Canada Day is celebrated in North Vancouver on July 1st at Waterfront Park. It’s a free event that includes family-friendly activities and live entertainment.
Caribbean Days Festival – the Lower Mainland’s Caribbean community hosts a free 2-day festival showcasing Caribbean music, culture and food at Waterfront Park in late July. The festivities also include a colourful and lively parade down Lonsdale Avenue and along Esplanade.
Fun City Festival – a giant 1000-foot water slide gets set up down the middle of Lonsdale Avenue for a weekend in July or August. During the event there is also live music and other activities at the Shipyards.
Shipyards Summer Sessions Concerts – free live music takes place at Shipbuilders’ Square on Saturday evenings in July and August.
Pride at the Pier – a LBGQT-themed event at Shipbuilders’ Square in late July or early August.
Shipped Waterfront Festival – Lower Lonsdale hosts a great music festival and street party in August. The event features DJ music, live entertainment, an artisan market and lots of family-friendly activities.
Polish Festival – the North Shore’s Polish community hosts a free festival at the Shipyards in early September. It includes a few food vendors, live entertainment and a couple of thousand attendees.
Vancouver’s North Shore Craft Beer Week – a series of craft beer-related events at a variety of North Vancouver venues including the Tap and Barrel Restaurant and the Pipe Shop in October.
Shipyards Christmas Festival – North Vancouver celebrates the Christmas season with a market, live music and festive fun at Shipbuilders’ Square on a weekend in early December.
In addition to the above, Waterfront Park hosts the occasional car show and the Pipe Shop hosts artisan markets from time to time.
Lower Lonsdale is a fairly compact neighbourhood. At its core is Lonsdale Quay and the SeaBus terminal. Arriving from downtown Vancouver, as you exit the SeaBus, the bus terminal is directly in front of you. To your right is the Lonsdale Quay Public Market and to your left, less than a 5-minute walk away, is Waterfront Park.
Lonsdale Quay stretches from the waterfront (by the SeaBus terminal) for about a block up to Carrie Cates Court (which is a tiny 2 block-long road).
To the east of Lonsdale Quay is the bottom of Lonsdale Avenue and the Tap and Barrel Restaurant. Between the Tap and Barrel and Lonsdale Quay is the Polygon Gallery, and on the other side of the Tap and Barrel is the Shipyards (where you’ll find Shipbuilders’ Square, the Pipe Shop and the pier). The Shipyards is also where you’ll find the Shipyard Night Market and weekend concerts in the summer.
Lonsdale Avenue is one of a couple of major commercial roads in North Vancouver. It goes up the hill, for about three dozen blocks, kind of like a street you might see in San Francisco. At the bottom of Lonsdale Avenue and on side streets in the area are restaurants and retail stores.
One block north of Lonsdale Quay and Carrie Cates Court is Esplanade Avenue. Along it you’ll find the movie theatre, restaurants and the Pinnacle Hotel.
Below are some tips and suggestions to help you make the most out of your visit to the Lower Lonsdale area.
TIP #1: If coming from downtown Vancouver or anywhere connected to Waterfront Station via SkyTrain, take public transit. The SeaBus ride back and forth between Vancouver and Lonsdale Quay is inexpensive and convenient. On sunny days the view from the boat can also be quite spectacular.
TIP #2: In case you do need to drive, there is free on-street parking throughout the Lower Lonsdale area. In some cases it’s for up to a maximum of 2 hours, but in other spots it’s for up to just 60 minutes. On most streets in the area though, parking is free after 6 pm. For a map of pay-parking areas see the City of North Vancouver’s Lower Lonsdale Parking Map.
TIP #3: There is free underground parking for up to 2 hours at Lonsdale Quay for customers of the market. Up to one additional hour can be purchased for around $3.
TIP #4: The Insurance Corporation of British Columba (ICBC) has its main offices in Lower Lonsdale. The parkade on tiny Rogers Avenue (between Carrie Cates Court and Esplanade) is reserved for ICBC staff and customers on weekdays during the day, but it’s free for the public daily after 6 pm and all day on weekends.
For more information about the area click Lower Lonsdale the Shipyards District.

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All proceeds from the single will be donated to the Migrant Offshore Aid Station's search-and-rescue efforts at sea.
Maximo Park have launched a new video for their Risk To Exist single in support of the Migrant Offshore Aid Station (MOAS).
The powerful visuals chart the struggles of migrants at sea and document the organisation's efforts to help them.
This track, in particular, is the band's response to the Foreign Office’s decision in 2014 to stop supporting search-and-rescue operations in the Mediterranean because, it claimed, saving lives encouraged illegal immigration.
All band proceeds from the sale of the single will be donated to MOAS' search-and-rescue efforts at sea.
This video comes after Coldplay announced their partnership with the organisation, and launched a similar video for Parachutes album track Don't Panic.
As Rolling Stone reports, frontman Chris Martin said of the announcement: "Every year, MOAS rescue thousands of people who risk death at sea while searching for a better life".
He added: "But for an accident of geography, those people could be us and we could be them. For this reason, we're proud to support MOAS' life-saving work."
Visit moas.eu/patrons to donate to the organisation.

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text: Significance: The Dorrance Colliery's mine fan complex spanned the history of the colliery. The oldest fan, an 1883 cast iron and wood Guibal, is the last known survival of the most common type used in the anthracite region. Its 35-foot diameter span, while not unique, was the largest of the fans found in the coalfields. Not only was the fan in good condition, it still was connected to its original power source - an 1883 horizontal slide valve steam engine. In addition to the Guibal fan, the Dorrance fan complex housed two other fans and the remains of their steam engines. One was a 1908 28-foot Dickson-Guibal fan powered by a Corliss steam engine, the other a c. 1930 Duplex Conoidal fan and Corliss steam engine. The Dorrance fan complex - its fans, engines and buildings - represented the technological development of mine ventilation. The complex was identified as the most complete mine ventilation system in the anthracite region.

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By the gracious of Sri Shivarathri Rajendra Mahaswamiji this school started on request of villagers.

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Interested in a career in law enforcement? The City of Kingman Police Department is currently recruiting to fill vacancies and develop a hiring register for individuals who are interested in laterally transferring or seeking a career in law enforcement as a Police Officer.
Today, November 9th, the Kingman Police Department accepted a $700 check from 66 Auto Sales from their "Honoring Our Heroes" campaign last month.
The Kingman Police Department will debut its new graphic designed PINK & BLUE cancer awareness Police Tahoe at the Kingman Cancer Care Unit Arts & Crafts Fair this weekend.
Between Friday night and Monday night, the Western AZ DUI Task Force made 852 traffic stops that resulted in 18 misdemeanor DUI arrests, 1 felony DUI arrest along with 43 other related arrests that had an average blood alcohol content (BAC) of .147%. The state limit is .08% BAC.
On Friday, August 31st at approximately 9:45 p.m., Kingman Police responded to the 500 block of W. Beale St. for a serious injury crash involving a vehicle and bicycle.
Kingman Police are investigating a burglary and criminal damage at the Western AZ Humane Society shelter, at 950 Buchannan St.
August 25, 2018 - Donations used to assist the KPD Explorers with equipment and attending competitions.
Between Friday night and Monday night, the Western AZ DUI Task Force made 987 traffic stops that resulted in 26 DUI arrests that had average blood alcohol content (BAC) of .147%.
During the early morning hours of Tuesday, May 23rd, Kingman Police began an investigation into the aggravated assault of Steven Paul Madrid, 27 of Kingman, after he was found on the ground, unresponsive outside the apartment of his girlfriend in the 1000 block of Beverly Ave.

industry_corpus2: Law & Justice


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I started this website as a showcase of the sculpture I have been making in the last few years. I then added earlier work and drawings and watercolours I have sporadically made over the course of my life.
In the last three years I have been experimenting with photography and writing to put together some increasingly extended 'thoughts and impressions' about visits to South Africa, Cyprus and New Zealand.
The South Africa section covers in particular the Western Cape, Cape Town, , the Cape peninsula, the fynbos habitat, Montagu, the West Coast National Park and issues of poverty, township life, agricultural working conditions in the wine and fruit industry and post-Apartheid change.
New Zealand has become a more extended project after a month long visit in late summer 2014. This is still a work in progress.
I'm also starting to add some albums of photographs from New York, Washington DC, Scotland, SW France and around where I live in the UK.
I started off seeing the website as a tool to 'show the work' but of late the website has to some extent become 'the work'. There are times when I work with real intensity on the site and use it as a catalyst to learn and to organise and communicate my thoughts and photographs. At other times it languishes and I wander off elsewhere.
This site is advertising-free and entirely non-commercial.The data generated by the site stays with the site. Since January 2012 there have been 26 561 visits to this site.
Over the years I have worked as a distant-volunteer to the great little South African NGO, Jikeleza Dance - a township-based dance project working with some of South Africa's most disadvantaged children and young people. There is a Jikeleza on-line giving button at the bottom of each page of this site and an extended section on Jikeleza and its fight to make a difference in a pretty indifferent world.
Please get in touch if you are passing through. It's amazing how few people do and always nice when they do.
For news about updates on the site and other recent stuff see the Blog. To see blog entries by title click on 'Sitemap' in the footer at very bottom of this page and scroll down to 'Blog'.
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Just wondering steel300 what does the high res timers ( 1000hz, 500hz, etc ) effect?
As I understand it those are necessary for processes which require very accurate time measurement like some embedded applications. The standard kernel timers have not been fine-grained enough for those applications. I doubt there is any real use for desktop or server systems but I could of course be wrong, because other than this I have no clue what I'm talking about.
Anyway, I'm very happy that this is a NickSched release, because the nickless releases have always felt worse to me. Mouse and audio stuttering under load (make -j4) which never occured with "ye good olde" love patches.
Thanks Steel300, and perhaps you could keep up the scheduler switching every couple of releases?
As I understand it those are necessary foo processes which require very accurate time measurement like some embedded applications. The standard kernel timers have not been fine-grained enough for those applications. I doubt there is any real use for desktop of server systems but I could of course be wrong, because other than this I have no clue what I'm talking about.
You got the Hi Res Timers part correct.
AS is amazing compared to CFQ. Amazing.
It's Floam, it's Floam. It's flying foam!
umm... you do know that AS is the default scheduler in the vanilla kernel?
CFQ is the "new" scheduler.
Regarding the new and alternate nforce fix: Prakesh's C1halt code seems less stable to me than the apic_tack fix. I've run with the new fix and got a total system lockup twice in an hour (and yes am passing 'idle=C1halt' to the kernel). Manually appying the apic_tack patch and passing apic_tack=2 I haven't had a freeze in the past day.
Could you return to the apic fix or include both (I think Prakesh said both could be applied)?
Just wanted to say the same.
"hdparm -Tt /dev/hdx" is a good stability test I think. And that C1halt patch always locks my system the second time I do that command. With the apic_tack patch I didn't experience any hardlock. So I agree with Martigen, please return to that apic_tack patch.
And yes, he said that both patches can be applied at the same time.
With regards to the nforce patch do u have 1 of these mobos?
If not update the bios and you're set.
Any chance of getting the io-select patch in on 2.6.6-love1?
Cartman kahen....."Screw you guys, I am going home !!! "
I'm working on it. It segfaulted USB things. So it needs some work. Nick and I are racing to see who can fix it first.
wait, so this kernel cant be used with resiserfs or what?
Does the lirc patch have lirc_i2c? I need that for my hauppauge card.
I think it's just reiser4 that's causing problems. I'm running reiser3 and it runs smoothly so far.
I know it's not new (as in just released), this is why I put "new" in quotes. Anyway, it's new compared to AS, and it's still not available in the vanilla kernel (which only has deadline and AS AFAIK). There's also no newer scheduler available that I'm aware of.
That is what qualified it as "new" in my book.
with steel300's permission I'll be releasing the next few love-sources.
for using the ebuild you MUST get the new ebuild, delete the old patch from distfiles and redigest it.
for using the patch you need to apply 2.6.6-rc3 on top of 2.6.5 first.
Is it just the bootsplash that changed?


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Many in the real estate industry strive to work some deals with customers from outside the country, but if you don’t have the right tech in place it can be tricky.
Which is why, RETI CEO Craig Grant will be embarking on a 2 part series to help you leverage technology solutions that will help you work with, communicate & blow away your customers’ on a global scale.
In Part 1 of the Series, Craig explored the core tools & resources you will need to do real estate in the global markets.
In Part 2, Craig will do an International Show & Tell by showcasing some great tools to help you communicate better with foreign clients, be able to show properties from abroad and more.

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text: Abstract: The research endeavored to analyze the impact of quality assurance on management practices and staff performance in the Technical Colleges of the Sultanate of Oman. The use of a quantitative research approach and a correlational research design was deemed necessary in order to address the research objectives. The respondents of the study comprised of the different faculty, staff, and administrators from various technical colleges. It was revealed that there was a very satisfactory level of quality assurance implementation in terms of general standards in higher education (m=3.87) and in the implementation of the standards of good practice in higher education (m=3.97). There was a satisfactory level of quality assurance implementation of the standards of the National Qualifications Framework (m=3.49) and the implementation of the standards in approval and accreditation process (m=3.42). In terms of the management practices profile, an overall very satisfactory level was recorded in the said colleges. This is indicated by the overall mean score level of 3.82. An overall very satisfactory level of staff performance was obtained in the said colleges. This is indicated by the overall mean score level of 3.71. All of the null hypotheses were rejected in favour of the research hypotheses, which means that there was significant relationship between all the quality assurance implementation and staff performance, quality assurance implementation and management practices, and staff performance and management practices. Implications for management and future research are provided.


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NEW ORLEANS – A mortgage company is seeking payment of a note.
Nationstar Mortgage LLC filed a lawsuit April 6 against Ronell R. Webb, also known as Ronell Webb, of Orleans Parish in Orleans Parish Civil District Court alleging sums due.
According to the complaint, the plaintiff issued the defendant a promissory note that has not been paid in full for the mortgage associated with the note. The plaintiff is seeking $94,379.86 plus interest.
The plaintiff seeks all reasonable damages, court costs, attorney fees and all appropriate relief. The plaintiff is represented by attorney Jason R. Smith of Dean Morris LLC in Monroe.
Orleans Parish Civil District Court Case number 17-3260.

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The use of UAVs (Unmanned aerial vehicles), or drones, is gaining traction in the world of ecology and conservation. In marine environments, drones are being tested for their ability to locate megafauna and map areas. Initial results have been promising across the board and many are looking to drones (of all types) to bridge the gap between ground truthing surveys (diving transects etc) and large-scale plane based surveys, which cover thousands of kilometres.
AeroVironment Puma is landing in water since January 2009.
The research looks awesome. I shudder to ask about the price tag. MRO have blogged about an oceanography oriented Talon mini which they seem to sell for 500 USD. Granted, it's the mini and doesn't land on water but it can handle the winds, go out to 3km and back and I 'm sure it can't be that hard to land a mini on pretty much anything (and if you fail to land it elegantly, it won't make such a huge hole in your budget).
Yes, we all know the Puma lands on water as well.
The difference between the two is that the AMTalon Amphibious carries two sets of cameras, has a link range of +30Km, and costs less than $15K USD. Puma is a military UAV, therefore pretty restricted and much more expensive. Not suitable for civilian commercial markets.
In a past life I helped with a marine uav project. I'm curious if you have any observations on how well the waterproofing works on this aircraft? Can it carry and protect a larger camera (like a digital mirrorless type?) How many dunks in saltwater can the motor handle before it needs replacement? Are there any problems with water leaking inside or corroding connectors?
My project involved a larger flying wing ... one advantage was that it was easier to waterproof (by design), but it became quite difficult to launch when fully loaded. I love how easy the talon is to hand launch from anywhere ... especially if you have a bit of a breeze. I work at the U of MN UAV lab now and we have a couple Talon's we've built up for a few of our projects. They are great utility planes.
Good luck with your project! Please continue to share picts and results!
waterproofing works perfect on our UAV. The photo below may answer the question better!
as part of our quality control the UAV can be submerged into water and launched after. Even in the case water gets in, all electronic components, including connectors are either protected or marine grade. It is meant to use in marine environment.
Motor is treated with some anticorrossive, but for longer life needs to be washed with fresh water.
For the moment no mirrorless cameras are being used, rather waterproof cameras (for both nadir and forward looking).
Connectors are waterproof, the can be submerged with no water intrusion.
Thanks a lot for your comments and wishes! we'll continue sharing surely!
May I ask how you water proof the pitot tube/airspeed sensor? Also if the plane is sealed what do you do about the barometer maintain correct altitude?
I assume then that you replace the pitot tube each water landing.
@Crut, after landing on open ocean in winds in excess of 40km/h the drone can stay floating indefinitely and no swell or wind will flip it over, even in in very large swells. WE have experienced this already in +three dozen landings on the ocean and never have had a problem.
About airspeed sensor: we initially thought on installing a check valve, but after many tests and real ops. We found it is not necessary. Even after repeatedly simulating hard nose landings on the water, pitot submersion, and pouring buckets of water we couldn't get water reach the airspeed sensor board.
As a precaution, the tubing is long and pigtailed, so in case of water ingestion it will get "trapped" in the loops. The lines can be cleared blowing from the inside out, which is done after every water landing regardless.
We had a similar experience with the pitot tube as well. A bit surprising maybe, but the water has trouble forcing it's way very far in. Our experience with flipping upside down was in about 25kt winds and fairly heavy swells was our flying wing (that sits much lower in the water than a talon) got flipped over a couple times. Great to hear it hasn't happened to you yet, but it probably will sooner or later. Every possible challenging thing that could happen will happen out on the open ocean! We spent about 2 weeks out at sea and it was enough to give me a tremendous respect for those that are out there working every day.

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Town v. State, 377 So. 2D 649 (Fla. 1979).
The parties agree and the trial court expressly found that (1) the Ethiopian Zion Coptic Church represents a religion within the first amendment to the Constitution of the United States, (2) the use of cannabis is an essential portion of the religious practice (8) members of the church believe that cannabis is the mystical body and blood of “Jes-us” and (9) through cannabis members purportedly find a spirit of love, unity and justice, which bring them closer to their god.
Further, the EZCC is not a new church or religion but the record reflects it is centuries old and has regularly used cannabis as a sacrament. The trial court also found that petitioners property was used as a church in violation of the zoning ordinances of the City of Miami Beach. For this reason, the court enjoined further use of petitioner's property as a church but permitted Ms. Town to worship in her home with family and friends.
Second of all for the record I also consider myself to be a member of all churches, organizations, religions, individuals who use cannabis as a sacrament or spiritual plant. In my first petition I pointed out that I had written “ Marijuana and the Bible” posted in various places on the web and if you have taken the time to read that 40 page document you would be aware that cannabis has been used for thousands of years by many different cultures and religions for spiritual purposes.
At the turn of the twentieth century , the Indian Hemp Drugs Commission set up to study the use of hemp in India contains the following report.
….it is inevitable that temperments would be found to whom the quickening spirit of bhang is the spirit of freedom and knowledge. In the ecstacy of bhang the spark of the Eternal in man turns into light the murkiness of matter.
…..Bhang is the Joy-giver, the Sky-flyer, the Heavenly Guide, the Poor Man's Heaven, the Soother of Grief....No god or man is as good as the religious drinker of bhang...The supporting power of bhang has brought many a Hindu family safe through the miseries of famine...To forbid or even seriously to restrict the use of so gracious an herb as the hemp would cause widespread suffering and annoyance and to large bands of worshipped ascetics, deep-seated anger. It would rob the people of a solace in discomfort; of a cure in sickness; of a guardian whose gracious protection saves them from the attack of evil influences.
I consider myself to be a Christian who believes in Rastafari the God of the EZCC and other sects of Rastafari. See United States v. Bauer, 84 F. 3d 1549, 1556 (9th Cir. 1996) Rastafarianism is a legitimate religion, in which marijuana plays a necessary and central role. Rastafarianism is among 1, 558 religious groups sufficiently stable and distinctive to be identified as one of the existing religions in this country. The Bauer court found that in the case of simple possession the Bauer defendants were entitled to the provisions of the Religious Freedom Restoration Act.
For the above reasons , the Court MODIFIES the conditions of Mr. Valrey's supervised release. The Court will allow Mr. Valrey's personal use and possession of marijuana exclusively in connection with his practice of his religion. Mr. Valrey shall (1) self report his marijuana use (affirming that such use is in the context of his continuing participation in the Rastafarian religion), (2) undergo regular urine testing for controlled substances, (3) report monthly, (4) submit to periodic criminal history checks, and (5) comply with all of the other conditions of supervision.
I was taught in the EZCC that the sacrament Christ shared with his disciples was cannabis. Take eat this is my body, this is my blood, do this as often as you will in remembrance of me. As long as cannabis is used in remembrance of what Christ stood for -to love one another- to do unto others as you would have them do unto you- to forgive one another- to pray for one another- etc., it is lawful.
The Catholic Church was allowed its sacramental use of wine during prohibition. It is my understanding that they were allowed to possess, manufacture, transport, distribute and use their sacrament without government interference.
but with beliefs and the use of cannabis as a practice. How do I use cannabis? As often as I will in remembrance of Christ. Like Christ I should have the lawful right to find disciples and to share my sacrament with them. At the current time I have offered to confine my practice to my home or the home of another that believes the same as myself. At the current time I have no real need of any great amount of sacrament. However religions and churches do grow. As times change and the sacrament becomes more accepted, whether medical, religious or for its commercial applications I may decide to buy land, make a church building and institute prayer services to the public. At that time I will notify the DEA of my intention. At the current time I see no need for the importation or exportation of cannabis. If that changes I will notify the DEA.
If you did not have the power to grant an exemption you would not ask for religious users to send Petitions. What I am asking for is easy for the DEA to do. Grant me a religious exemption for growing, possession, sharing in my home and carrying enough for personal use. A number of states already allow this for medical use and the federal government has said they will not interfere with that.
We are not talking about a dangerous substance. The federal governments own National Commission on Marijuana and Drug Abuse 1972 recommended that the possession of marijuana for personal use no longer be an offense. It also recommended that casual distribution of small amounts for no renumeration or insignificant renumeration not involving profit would no longer be an offense. The recommendation was endorced by the American Medical Association, the American Bar Association, the American Association for Public Health, the National Education Association and the National Council of Churches.
The DEA's own administrative law judge Francis Young In Marijuana Rescheduling Petition 1988 found marijuana in its natural state to be one of the safest therapeutic substances known to man and that no one has ever overdosed. He also recommended that it be rescheduled to schedule II.
I am asking for no more then what is being allowed under medical use. I would like to grow up to ten plants in the privacy of my home, to share that with like minded individuals in the privacy of my home or in the privacy of their home, to be able to carry up to an ounce, to be able to practice my religion in a national forest, to do that at any time when moved by the spirit or when in communion with others. Where ever two or three are gathered together in my name I am there to bless them and do them good.
What is the DEA's compelling interest in total prohibition of cannabis when that is not the status quo.? Thirteen states currently make provision for medical use and another 10 have decriminalized small amounts. For years Alaska has allowed the growing and private use in the privacy of ones home. California is going to vote next year on the complete legalization of cannabis. The majority of the citizens of this country support medical marijuana and close to 50 percent outright legalization.
What I am proposing is no threat to health and safety. Your job concerns diversion and control of dangerous substances. You need not worry about cannabis. There are many dangerous drugs including legal pharmaceuticals that are being abused and causing much suffering and death. If total legalization or country wide medical use is allowed the DEA will be able to concentrate on the truly dangerous substances.
I solemnly swear under penalty of perjury that the foregoing information is correct.
Jeff A. Brown dated Jan. 14, 2010.
I sent this revised petition certified mail and it was received. I received no reply.
Andrew,George, and Vinkenoog, The Book of Grass: An Anthology of Indian Hemp, New York, Grove Press 1967.
Ballante, U., Marijuana:The Symbol and the Ritual, Journal of Secondary Education, (May, 1968, Vol 43, No 5).
Barrett, C.K. The Holy Spirit and the Gospel Tradition, London 1947.
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Cooper, J.C. An Illustrated Encyclopedia of Traditional Symbolism, Thames and Hudson, Ltd. London 1978.
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Mathison, Richard. The Eternal Search (The Shocking History of Drugs) Ballantine Books, New York 1958.
Mead, G.R.S. , Fragments of a Faith Forgotten; Some Short Sketches among the Gnostics mainly of the First Two Centuries-A contribution to the study of Christian origins based on the most recently recovered materials; Theosophical Publishing Society. London and Benares; 1900.
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Russo, Ethan M.D., Unpublished Paper 2005, “Clinical Cannabis in Ancient Mesopotamia: A Historical Survey of Supporting Scientific Evidence”, Russo EB. “History of cannabis and its preparations in saga, science, and sobriquet.
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Schultes, Richard E. and Albert Hofman, Plants of the Gods – Origin of Hallucinogenic Use (McGraw-Hill Book Co. [U.K.] Limited, Maidenhead, England ).
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text: Author of “The Arm: Inside the Billion-Dollar Mystery of the Most Valuable Commodity in Sports”A single trade deadline, an All-Star Game election day and a million-dollar bonus for the Home Run Derby winner will be implemented in 2019 — and a three-batter minimum for pitchers and roster expansion will happen in 2020 — as part of a deal between Major League Baseball and the MLB Players Association.Spurred by labor relations discord amid a second consecutive free-agent market that has left players disappointed, the mid-collective-bargaining-agreement negotiations represent a step forward between two sides that had squabbled privately and publicly.Perhaps the most important part of the deal isn’t the elimination of August trades, the tweaking of All-Star Game starter selections, the incentives for stars to participate in the derby, the elimination of one-out relievers or the addition of a 26th player next year. It’s the provision that the sides will begin discussing labor issues imminently, far earlier than they typically would with a CBA that doesn’t expire until December 2021.Those discussions, sources told ESPN, will center on the game’s most fundamental economic tenets — not only free agency but other macro issues with deep consequences. The bargaining over distribution of revenue could be the most difficult gap to bridge, with teams clearly paring back spending on aging players while players chafe at the notion that those 30 and older are no longer worthy of the deals they received in the past. While a compromise could be reached in distributing more money to the younger players whom the current system underpays, the complications of doing so warrant a long runway for discussions.MLB Rank 50-1: Trout stays No. 1; Bryce bounced from top 10A major shake-up brings a new crew of All-Stars to the forefront, with some of the game’s biggest names on the outside looking in.MLB Rank 51-100: Rising phenoms vie with veteran starsLeading off our countdown of the game’s best, youngsters duel with historic greats. Which players landed on the back half of our list?MLB Rank: Biggest surprises, other reaction to our top 100You picked who? Where? We break down some of the questions to come out of the rankings — and ask you to weigh in as well.Other subjects to be broached include the manipulation of service time that keeps the best prospects in the minor leagues to begin a season, the luxury-tax threshold that some believe discourages spending, and the gathering of biometric data that has become commonplace among major league teams.While the incentive is strong to repair fissures in the relationship — and perhaps even extend the current CBA, which guaranteed more than a quarter-century of labor peace amid $10 billion-plus a year in industry revenues — doing so will require significant compromise from both sides. The prospect of division internally in either party is palpable as well, whether it’s players young and old or owners in large markets and small.There is nevertheless optimism from commissioner Rob Manfred and union executive director Tony Clark after the most recent bargaining ended with a deal. Although the union did not formally accede to the three-batter minimum per pitcher that MLB sought, it agreed not to challenge the league’s plans to implement it in 2020. MLB had the same ability to put a pitch clock in place this season but tabled it as part of the deal, with the hope that fewer pitching changes — and shorter inning breaks, which are now down to two minutes for local and national games, per the deal — will speed up games.What will be in place this summer are a single July 31 trade deadline, an All-Star election day and a Home Run Derby with the game’s biggest stars (both sides hope) vying for a $1 million bonus. Deals after the non-waiver deadline made August a hotbed for incremental upgrades by teams, and the union’s hope is that getting rid of them will cause teams to be more aggressive in the offseason knowing that the fallback for August deals no longer is an option.Though the consequences of the single trade deadline are unknown, the impact of an election day is clear: MLB gives itself a much-needed opportunity to market its players. Fans will vote online for All-Star starters, and the top three vote-getters will take part in a one-day election, which could lead to a bevy of clever electioneering, social media engagement and displays of personality players rarely show.It will culminate in an All-Star week that includes a Home Run Derby with $2.5 million in prize money, including $1 million for the winner.The 2020 provisions are likely to have a far greater impact on the field. In addition to the three-batter minimum, regular-season rosters will expand from 25 to 26 players while September rosters will contract to a maximum of 28 from the current 40. A committee between the sides that will study the game is expected to make recommendations on the maximum number of pitchers allowed on the rosters. In negotiations, the league proposed 13 during the first five months of the season and 14 in September.The number of position players pitching could see a significant decrease as well. Under the agreement, players will be designated as position players or pitchers — with the exception of those who throw 20-plus innings and start 20 games in the field or at DH, who will be two-way players. Position players will be allowed to pitch only in extra innings or when their team is ahead or behind by more than seven runs.

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A request would be sent to the U.S. to seek details from a service provider of “virtual SIMs”, which were used by the Jaish-e-Mohammed (JeM) suicide bomber behind the Pulwama attack and his Pakistan and Kashmir-based handlers, officials said.
Forty CRPF personnel were killed on February 14 when Dar rammed his explosive-laden vehicle into a paramilitary force bus at Pulwama in South Kashmir. India retaliated after the strike by bombing the Jaish terror group’s hideout in Balakot in Pakistan.
It was a fairly new modus operandi where terrorists across the border were using a “virtual SIM”, generated by a service provider in the United States.
In case of Pulwama, Dar was in constant touch with the Jaish handler as well as Mudassir Khan using the same technology, the officials said. They said the numbers used were pre-fixed with “+1”, the Mobile Station International Subscriber Directory Number (MSISDN) number used for the United States.
The request to the U.S. will include details of phone numbers that got in touch with the “virtual SIM” and who had activated it, they said, adding that Internet Protocol addresses would also be sought.
The money was received from ‘Madina Trading’ located in Brescia in Italy and sender was claimed to be Javed Iqbal, a resident of Pakistan-occupied Kashmir (PoK).


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Originally from the land down under (Australia), Sally is a wandering yogini. Her journey with yoga and creative physical expression began as a little girl in dance classes, books on yoga, and outback adventures through the bush land surrounding her family home. Being a curious kid with a wild imagination, her childhood consisted of climbing things, running through the bush, singing and dancing, sitting on big rocks and contemplating. Her love for being in nature taught Sally how to cultivate a sense of freedom, calm and serenity; and she brings this into her yoga and other physical art practices.
Sally entered her more ‘grown up’ years in Melbourne, Australia, studying a Bachelor degree in Creative Dance, as well as an Advanced Diploma of Yoga teacher training. Both dance and yoga have since taken her on worldly adventures, following teachers, choreographers and communities that inspire her.
Sally now travels around this incredible planet, connecting with inspired beings, spreading light and cheeky smiles. She has over 10 years of experience in the studies and teachings of physical creative movement; including dance, yoga, acroyoga and circus arts.
On her journeys she has experienced in herself and witnessed in others the transformative and empowering effect acroyoga has on the individual and how they relate to others. She is continuously inspired by the many beautiful human connections and communities developed out of this practice. These good vibrations are rippling... Sally is super excited by the power of acroyoga and the uplifting impact it’s having on our world!


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It’s almost football season! Can you feel the excitement in the air? Are you ready for touchdowns, field goals, and interceptions? How about the inevitable bad calls, losing streaks and, sadly, injuries? Getting hurt definitely isn’t on the list of goals for college athletes and NFLers – or their coaches and fans. But, as with any sport, it’s just part of the game. Already, we’re seeing players being reported as on the PUP list, including New York Jets teammates Muhammad Wilkerson, Devin Smith, Khiry Robinson, and Breno Giacomini, and they are far from the only ones that will hanging out there before season play. From Olympians to high school athletes, no one is safe from bumps, bruises, sprains, and worse — and when running and tackling are on the agenda, ankle injuries are one of the most common concerns.
If you’ve seen an ankle injury or been victim to one, you know that hurt players can hit the turf fast, and they are quickly escorted off the field and out of play by athletic trainers and paramedics. But do you know the best steps to take after the immediate treatment of an injury? As we continue to learn more about the body and how injuries impact it, we know that ignoring hurts and “playing through the pain” is not the best choice. In fact, as noted in the New York Times, research shows that even small sprains (which are often overlooked or unreported) can lead to more significant problems down the line. What’s more, many injuries are misdiagnosed due to overlapping or similar symptoms that can be challenging to differentiate. The bottom line is that once you’re hurt, it’s essential to be evaluated by an expert and follow treatment advice.
When an injured athlete enters our office, we do a comprehensive check to determine the best care plan. This could entail X-rays, MRIs, and even a diagnostic arthroscopy. After, we narrow down a route to recovery, which could include everything from noninvasive outpatient therapies to minimally invasive surgeries. It really all depends on the extent of the injury.
Most players are eager to get back in the game, so a common question is how long recovery will take. Again, this varies from situation to situation, but sticking to the provided treatment strategies can help speed up recovery. Even after severe damage, like with an achilles rupture or a peroneal tendon tear, the odds of a full recovery with restored function are in the player’s favor. Still, we encourage clients to focus on how to reduce the risk of future injuries. Stretching and other pre-play warmups will be important, as will easing back into action.
The best way to heal from an injury is to not get one in the first place. Unfortunately, getting hurt is often simply part of play. If you’re dealing with a sports-related ankle injury, we can help you get back in the game and avoid future problems.


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High trucking costs per mile have risen to a level, where it is bringing independent owner operators to their knees. This breed of trucker may very well be in danger of extinction.
The trucking cost per mile continues to increase for the owner operator and carriers. Trucking companies have a tendency to hire owner operators when the freight they’ve contracted for and acquired, doesn’t pay enough to justify increasing the size of their own fleet by purchasing more trucks and hiring more drivers.
Some carriers will offer a pay package, based on a percentage of what the freight pays. Sometimes the loads pay well, and nowadays, often they don’t.
Years ago, empty miles and the occasional cheap load, wouldn’t really affect an operator one way or the other.
The pay was decent enough, that the overall monthly income was good enough to support a truck along with all of the expenses.
It paid well enough so even the truckers who didn’t pay close attention to their trucking cost per mile, could still earn a living without keeping a really sharp eye on their business.
Just one load which pays poorly, excessive empty unpaid miles, changing carriers too often, along with the overall mileage rate paid to the owner operators, and rising trucking costs, is bringing about a weaning out of the independent trucker.
After a few decades of this abusive pattern, hiring owner operators as a short term fix, along with the sometimes poor business sense of the owner operator, this breed of trucker has all but drawn it’s last breath.
No, these truckers are not yet extinct and they do still exist in small numbers, but none of these operators I know, have future plans to purchase another truck to replace the one they now have.
Yes, the new diesel engines are not as reliable as the pre-emission engines, but the main reason is that for the high cost for a new rig, the return on investment is no longer as viable and even all but the blind can see this.
There are still a few exceptions out there, such as private deals some truckers have with their own direct customers, and with a shipper who pays them fairly, but for the vast majority, they are no longer compensated adequately for the cost of their time, fuel and expenses.
Better to hide as an operator in the midst of a big company? Sometimes yes, but really they are merely prolonging a slow financial death, earning company driver wages and trying to support the expenses of owning a big rig, from the wages.
Liquid haulers and car haulers seem to be fairly compensated for the most part, and mange to combat the trucking cost per mile increases. They still seem to manage to ‘hold their own’ as owner operators, but these trucking jobs require skills that not every trucker has and risks that not just any driver wants to take.
P.T. Barnum, the circus entrepreneur, once said, ‘there’s one born every minute.’ Sadly, trucking companies who hire owner operators to haul their cheap freight, are counting on exactly that.
A dollar a mile or even less in some cases, isn’t even close to meeting the trucking cost per mile of operating a truck, let alone paying the owner operators adequately for their time and skill. Those days left years ago.
Hopefully, truckers with their own trucks, already know this. There’s not enough ‘new blood’, to replace those getting out of the business.
I’m afraid for this industry, as they continue to force some of the best truckers out of the industry.

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In July 2002, I had just achieved the ‘merican Dream (MERICA!) and purchased a house up on Dayton’s Bluff, within easy walking distance of the Dari-Ette, and a block from an arterial cycling route through the city. In those bygone days, Taste of Minnesota was resident on Harriet Island for the July 4th weekend, and the big St. Paul fireworks were blown up over that area on July 4.
We thought, yes we did: Hey, if we go down to Indian Mounds Park, I bet we could watch the St. Paul fireworks and see some various others in the distance. We can light up our bikes like freaking Christmas trees and just cruise down Earl or Johnson.
And thus we did, and we discovered a truth of the Bluff: Everyone else on the Bluff, and possibly from 6 other neighborhoods, thinks the same thing. To the full extent that not only does Mounds Park get full in any area without a treeline along the Bluff ridge, but St. Paul actually permits vendors of mini-doughnuts to set up for the festivities. The crowd that shows up is by far the most ethically diverse group of fireworks watchers in the city (or burbs) due to the nature of the Bluff: Heavy on immigrants, who seem to love fireworks and love July 4 and love being in the US. Some definitely show up in the morning and do the July 4 equivalent of all-day tailgating in the park (not in the shelter — that costs money that could be spent on meat for the grill).
Like any large crowd, we had to work to weave the crowd, and also deal with the fact that while St. Paul knows about the festivities and allows food vendors, they do not (of course) provide any traffic control. After all, it’s not official, right? So you have lots of cars roaming around, many of whom seem to be lost, others of whom seem to be treating the pedestrians, bikers and others as large scale Grand Theft Auto or some similar video game in which running over pedestrians gets you bonuses and points.
But, luckily, one of my friends had some money in his pocket, and we were all able to find a quality spot to stand with our bikes and eat from a bag of fresh mini-doughnuts. For America.


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text: 3 bedroom, 2 bathroom, spacious ranch located in established neighborhood with beautiful full grown trees. This home boasts an impressive northern location situated directly behind Jaycee Park and within sought after school district lines. The outside of this home has great curb appeal with double door garage, brick face and recently updated roof and siding. Upon entering this home, you will be wowed by solid oak cabinets, huge windows, granite countertops and 10 foot ceilings. The basement walkout includes a custom 9 foot sliding glass door allowing for plenty of sunlight as well as a warm fireplace. This move in ready home is a must see.


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Carlos hacía una vida saludable. Su madre siempre le había dicho que es mejor prevenir las enfermedades que curarlas.Carlos led a healthy life. His mother had always told him that it's better to prevent illnesses than to cure them.
La doctora Aliaga era una firme defensora de la medicina preventiva. Su madre siempre le había dicho que es mejor prevenir las enfermedades que curarlas.Doctor Aliaga was a stauch defender of preventive medicine. Her mother had always told her that it's better to prevent illnesses than to cure them.
a. your mother had always told you that it's better to prevent illnesses than to cure them.
Su madre siempre le había dicho que es mejor prevenir las enfermedades que curarlas, pero usted no la quiso escuchar.Your mother had always told you that it's better to prevent illnesses than to cure them, but you wouldn't listen to her.


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It is not very often that nearly 100 people attend a paddock walk near the remote tiny hamlet of Booligal. But that is what happened at Ed and Rachael Crossley’s property “Torriganny” on the morning of May 10. In addition to local landholders and staff from the Hay office of Riverina Local Lands Services, numbers were bolstered by 70 final year students from Charles Sturt University in Wagga and Sydney University. The paddock walks were led by local ecologist, property owner and Project Manager with the Australian Network for Plant Conservation, Martin Driver. Other discussion topics on the day were a drone display provided by Ben Watts, a Molong landholder, stud merino breeder and TAFE drone demonstration teacher, and the use of the Hay Trees on Plains Landcare seeder by Bill Auldist.
The next day, the students and another group of landholders attended a Rangelands Forum held at the Shear Outback woolshed in Hay. Run by the Hay Merino Breeders Inc in conjunction with Riverina Local Land Services, the forum featured drone footage from the day before by Ben Watts and a talk by landholder Cameron Nield on how he uses drones and a water telemetry system on the family property “Benilkie”. Martin reinforced his message from the Booligal Wetlands Paddock Walk about the need to keep plant diversity in the paddock and the methods he has used to revegetate his home property “Barrabool”.
Following a commitment to return to the preserved Zara sandhill community in spring after an earlier June walk, a fourth successive Paddock Walk was organised by Riverina Local Land Services in conjunction with Landcare, Greening Australia and other agencies, focusing on the Riverine White Cypress Pine Sandhills. Sandhill Pine Woodland in the Riverina is listed as an Endangered Ecological Community under the NSW Threatened Species Conservation Act 1995. The woodlands are critical to the health of the region, supporting plants and animals and providing on-farm production benefits when integrated into farming systems.
As with previous Paddock Walks, which aim to increase plant identification skills and highlight the importance of revegetation, ANPC Project Manager and local Conargo property owner Martin Driver was the principal speaker. The day started with the twenty two participants meeting at the Royal Mail Hotel at Booroorban for refreshments and discussion of a native plant and resource display before the group moved south to the local property “Zara”. Situated near the Zara homestead is a fenced reserve that contains a long time preserved extensive sandhill vegetation community. The abundance of species in the reserve was breathtaking with many flowering and setting fruit with highlights including discovering a young White Cyprus Pine nursery and observing Quondong trees with large ripe fruit.
The second stage of the day involved driving to Ken and Jill Hooper’s Morago property “Moona” to observe a reclaimed sandhill on their property. The many steps required to successfully revegetate a sandhill were outlined by Ken to the group before he led a walk through the sandhill. Ken shared many of his ideas including the erecting of old, dead, hollow trees amongst the young plants to create instant fauna habitat.
This sandhill paddock walk was held at Coleambally Site 11.
With the native vegetation bouncing back from recent rain events that followed a long dry summer and autumn, a third Paddock Walk was organised in early June by staff from Riverina Local Land Services Hay office in conjunction with Landcare, Greening Australia and other agencies, to visit Riverine White Cypress Pine Sandhill’s around Booroorban. These walks are part of a project to restore Pine Sandhills in the Rangelands funded by the NSW government through its Catchment Action program.
As with previous Walks, ANPC Project Manager and local Conargo property owner Martin Driver was the principal speaker. The twenty five participants met at the Royal Mail Hotel at Booroorban for a discussion and native plant and resource display, before moving on to local property “Zara,” owned by Australian Food and Agriculture Co Ltd. Situated near the Zara homestead is a fenced reserve that contains a long time preserved extensive sandhill vegetation community.
The abundance of species on this locally intact sandhill was breathtaking with many at the point of flowering and/or setting fruit following the rain. Many of these plant communities pre-date European settlement. Some of the species observed included Shrubby Rice Flower (Pimelea microcephala), Native Jasmine (Jasminum lineare), Native Clematis (Clematis microphylla), Elegant Speargrass (Austrostipa elegantissima), a rarely observed seeding Rosewood (Alectryon oleifolius) as this plant usually reproduces by suckering, Narrow Leaf Hopbush (Dodonaea viscosa subsp. angustissima), Sandalwood (Santalum lanceolatum) and a seeding White Cyprus Pine (Callitris glaucophylla) with Martin explaining the difference between the fruits (cones) of a White Cyprus Pine and a Murray Pine (Callistris gracilis subsp. murrayensis). The differences between a fruiting Sweet Quondong (Santalum acuminatum) and a Bitter Quondong (Santalum murrayanum) were also discussed.
Following lunch at the Royal Mail Hotel, the group drove to another local property “Elmsleigh” recently purchased by the Hooke family. The first site visit was to a proposed sandhill reclamation area followed by a stop at a neighboring State Forest reserve, which contained many local species including shrubs such as Senna (Senna artemisiodes subsp. Coriacea and subsp. filifolia) and Yanga bush (Maireana brevifolia) and copperburrs (Maireana sp.) as well as young White Cyprus Pines and many Flax-Lilies or Dianella sp. growing in the leaf litter. The final stop was to a fenced native Quondong plantation on next door property “BurraBuroon” owned by the Butcher family where the prolific growth of Sweet Quondongs was observed and discussed.
The next Paddock Walk will take place in early Spring with a return to “Zara” to observe fruiting and seeding sandhill species. Interested people can contact Sally Ware by email or Ph. 0429 307 627, Martin Driver by email or Ph. 0400 170 957 or Michael Fayle by email or Ph. 0409 784 752.
Following the success of a Paddock Walk held at Hay in early October last year after a productive wet winter, a second Walk was organised for the end of March at Booroorban, a location approximately 30 km south of Hay. This time the landscape showed the effects of a long hot and dry summer with a four month gap since the last effective rain.
As with the first Walk, ANPC Project Manager and local Conargo property owner Martin Driver was the principal speaker. The day started with the fifteen participants meeting at the Royal Mail Hotel at Booroorban. Here refreshments were provided and a native plant and a rangelands plant identification resource display discussed before the participants travelled out to local property Thalaka, which had been recently purchased by the Simpson family.
First viewing point at Thalaka was a predominant stand of Bladder Saltbush (Atriplex vesicaria), with discussion focused on a boundary fence line that showed a multi-decadal grazing pressure forced vegetation change from Bladder to Dillon Bush (Nitraria billardierei). Next stop was to view a sandhill vegetation community that included Yarran (Acacia melvillei), Silver and Hooked Needlewoods (Hakea leucoptera and Hakea tephrosperma), Butterbush (Pittosporum angustifolium), Emubush (Eremophila longifolia), Narrow Leaf Hopbush (Dodonaea viscosa subsp. angustissima), Ruby Saltbush (Enchylaena tomentosa), Punty Bush (Senna artemisiodes subsp coriacea), Thorny Saltbush (Rhagodia spinescens) and Western Boobialla (Myoporum montanum). From here we moved to a Rosewood community (Alectryon oleifolius) that was situated on the edge of a swamp containing Nitre Goosefoot (Chenopodium nitrariaceum) and Lignum (Muehlenbeckia florulenta) and an unexpected Flax-Lily or Dianella sp. protected by the lignum. On the northern side of the swamp, on a small rise, were some Quondong (Santalum acuminatum) trees that had one stage had been protected from grazing with netting guards to allow them to reach maturity and set fruit.
Returning to the homestead for a lunch break and discussion, the group also viewed a Miljee (Acacia oswaldii) tree and Cooba (Acacia salicina) trees or native willows around the garden yard.
Following the success of the two Paddock Walks, a third one has been requested and will take place with Martin Driver in the Booroorban area further focusing on management of the sandhill vegetation communities following a significant rainfall event, hopefully before June 30 this year. There was also significant interest from people in the collection of seed, propagation and re-establishment of a range of declining species like Quandong, Rosewood and Emubush. Interested people can contact Sally Ware by email or by mobile 0429307627, or Martin Driver by email or by mobile on 0400170957.
A day in the paddock in early October after significant winter rain was always going to be informative. Relatively mild weather was an added bonus and many of the native plants were still in flower or were setting seed.
After a brief discussion at the Riverina Local Land Services (LLS) Hay office, which included a native plant display and an overview of Western NSW plant identification resources and reference material, and how to use them, the Rangelands Paddock Walk commenced in a stand of Bladder Saltbush (Atriplex vesicaria) south of McCormick’s Bore on the Hay Stock Route. After identification of the key plants in the area and a chat about their utilization, values and response to grazing, the car convoy moved down the Jerilderie Road to a 1950’s remnant Sandhill Pine Woodland exclosure site where only a few old White Cypress Pines (Callitris glaucophylla) remained, with little regeneration evident. This endangered ecological community was once dominant on the sandy rises in the area and is a target vegetation community for a suite of new conservation projects being put together in the western Riverina by project partners including LLS, ANPC, Greening Australia and Landcare.
Next stop was to view a small clump of 100 year old Prickly Bottlebrush (Callistemon brachyandrus) plants, one of only three sites known in the district. These and other shrubs were also once much more common along old stream beds across the plains and prompted ideas of initiating a new targeted conservation program for the region.
Arriving at Martin’s property “Barrabool”, the first site visited was a 60 hectare area which was direct seeded twenty years ago with Old Man Saltbush (Atriplex nummularia). Planted with wide row spacings, this site provides valuable stock feed with numerous annual and perennial grass varieties growing between the rows. Seeding rare Plains Grass (Austrostipa aristiglumis) was then viewed before visiting a small revegetated Old Man Saltbush and Boree (Acacia pendula) paddock. Next stop was a Sandhill Pine Woodland revegetation site containing many varieties of shrubs, wattles and trees including regenerating Rosewoods (Alectryon oleifolius), with the regeneration initiated accidentally after ripping the area for rabbits which caused suckering from the broken parent tree roots. Other sites visited included an inland River Red Gum (Eucalyptus camaldulensis) regeneration area near an original dam and the sighting of a large, rare Native Jasmine (Jasminum lineare) climbing an ancient pine.
The Rangelands Paddock Walk was organised and funded by LLS staff and led by Martin Driver, ANPC Project Manager, ecologist and owner of local property “Barrabool” near Conargo NSW. “Barrabool” has been owned by the Driver family for over 100 years and is the site of many long-term biodiversity projects. The walk was attended by LLS staff, local Landcare staff, landholders and local community members. Another paddock walk with Martin is planned in November and interested people need to contact Sally Ware, Senior Land Services Officer (Rangelands/Grazing), by email or mobile 0429307627.

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Proudfoot have donated £250 to Boys Brigade 2nd Scarborough Company to help provide engaging activities.
15th Scarborough Guides has received a charitable donation from Proudfoot supermarkets this month towards coach hire for a trip to Norfolk early in 2019.
Springhead School Scarborough has received a charitable donation from Proudfoot supermarkets this month towards developing music stimulation.
Support For Carers Scarborough has received a charitable donation from Proudfoot supermarkets this month towards their Christmas Party to be held on 19th December.


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Author András Jakab in conversation with Siri Gloppen (CMI/UiB).
Constitutional rights have been in the core of the legalization of society and politics over the past decades. By analyzing the constitutional language in Europe, Professor András Jakab detects the social and constitutional order this language reflects and communicates.
Join us for a conversation between the author and Professor Siri Gloppen (CMI/UiB).


text: Michael T. McGlynn. Born February 21, 1958 in Sidney, Montna ot Terrence D. McGlynn and Mary A. McGlynn. I have four siblings, Kerry who lives in Whitehall, William in West Yellowstone, Ramey and Kevin who both live in Butte. I also currently live in Butte and graduated from Butte High School in 1976. I have worked at St. Ann' s for two years now doint maintenance.


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Items where SHU Author is "Horobin, Hazel"
HOROBIN, Hazel Elizabeth (2016). The meeting of cultured worlds: professional identification in Indian postgraduate physiotherapy students. Doctoral, Sheffield Hallam University.
SCHOFIELD, Lynne M. and HOROBIN, Hazel E. (2014). Growing up with Primary Ciliary Dyskinesia in Bradford, UK: exploring patients experiences as a physiotherapist. Physiotherapy Theory and Practice, 30 (3), 157-164.
WARD, Karen and HOROBIN, Hazel (2012). Does the application of an algorithm for non-invasive ventilation in chronic obstructive pulmonary disease improve the initiation process and patient outcomes? Physiotherapy, 98 (2), 151-159.
MARWAHA, Kanika, HOROBIN, Hazel and MCLEAN, Sionnadh (2010). Indian physiotherapists’ perceptions of factors that influence the adherence of Indian patients to physiotherapy treatment recommendations. International Journal of Physiotherapy and Rehabilitation, 1 (1), 9-18.
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'After leaving longtime their long time label (Relativity) after Take It or Squeeze It in 2001, The Beatnuts took the indy route for The Originators and released it with Landspeed. The Queens duo is looking to make some moves again and signed with Penalty Recordings, the one time indy powerhouse.
I watched their career develop on Relativity and Loud Records and I became a huge fan, CEO Neil Levine said. The Beatnuts are career artists who produce, rap and tour; they are timeless and can make hit records. This is the perfect artist to re-launch the Penalty brand.
Major props to peeps who check my website out and gave me wind of this news via forums, and email. I've got a new email address for the site. It is danuts@gmail.com. Also if you would like to be informed when the website is updated, I now have an option for ya. If you email w/ your email address i'll email ya whenever the page is updated. I also added a link to download the FULL Beatnuts music video for "Do You Believe" in the Media Section of the site. Props to Kareem in the forums for posting the site. Also added a new poll, check it out.