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#happytails for Mister After fostering Mister for 18 months I realized I couldn't imagine him not being part of the kitty herd. He has gets along great with Robin and not at all with Katie (but she's a princess), my other two NASAP kitties. His need for being outside (when weather good only) and my living situation makes for a perfect match and makes him very very happy. He just wants to be "out" and close to his people.
#happytails for Belle She is a very happy kitty! She loves lots of cuddles with her family! She is very playful and curious! She needed us, but it is very apparent that we needed her too!
We were initially concerned about the dogs accepting her into the family.....Not only did she fit in, she’s the queen of the house!
Mia is doing great! I absolutely love her... She is such a good kitty and quite vocal too!!! She is definitely a happy, playful kitty. She loves car rides and her soft balls. She plays a lot in her tunnel and loves nap time!!
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Monday 28th of August 2017, Nunga Wangga played the City of Adelaide Council’s meeting regarding whether to continue or not an alcohol restriction for all park lands across the City of Adelaide Council area. However, many community welfare groups feel this is aiming towards our Aboriginal people and is considered discriminatory. In the audio, councilor’s debate this topic on whether parklands dry zones restrictions are required in the city area of Adelaide.
Produced by Minungka McInerney from Nunga Wangga.

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text: Cecile Richards, president of the abortion organization Planned Parenthood, spoke on the campus of Georgetown University last week. Considering that the Roman Catholic Church is pro-life, this seems like a poor choice in speaker selection. What made it worse was that the university police restricted the press and media coverage of her speech.

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"...A bona fide born-in-Chicago international hit, this simultaneously nostalgic and satirical comedy by Vicki Quade and Maripat Donovan concerns a nun instructing her students—that's you—on the dos and don'ts of dogma."
"...Directors Marc Silva and Vince Cracht have built a lived-in Sunday-school classroom world, virtually unchanged since this production premiered in 1993. Why toy with what works for countless droves of good Catholics, their great-aunties and in-laws? Late Nite Catechism is a nice, harmless night out-and it benefits real retired nuns, to boot."
"...Between teaching hilarious new prayers (“Hail Mary, full of Grace, help me find a parking space”), reminiscing about Catholic school, and raising funds for sisters in need, it’s not hard to see why the show is such a success."
"...Climbing the industrial strength stairs (an elevator is available) to the third floor of the Royal George Theater, walking down the long corridor illuminated with religious paraphernalia and show reviews-all prepare you to enter the classroom of "Sister" Mary Zentmyer, complete with the cursive alphabet wall border, chalk boards, old wooden three-drawer desk, lectern, and junior chair. Religious music sets the mood of nostalgia, whether for Gregorian chant or the remains of a hootenanny mass. Welcome to LATE NITE CATECHISM."

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text: In 2017-18, retail promotional activities, funded by MAP, assisted in increased promotional volume and overall chain-wide volume of California grapes in Mexico. Retail promotional activities were designed to influence chains to carry, promote, and allocate larger display space to prompt consumer purchase. The commission targeted eight major retail chains within Mexico and conducted in-store promotions in 297 stores. MAP-funded in-store incentive programs included California grape sampling demonstrations, costume characters, and point-of-purchase (POP) materials, to encourage consumer education and purchase. California grape sales increased 25 percent in these retail chains over 2016-17 volume, from 796,954 19-pound boxes to 998,194 19-pound boxes. The return on investment for the entire season’s targeted retail volume was $49 for every USDA-MAP dollar spent. According to USDA data May 2017 through January 2018, total California grape exports to Mexico increased 12.8 percent over 2016 volume, and increased 18.9 percent in value; 57,248 MT (6,642,587 19-pound boxes) and $95 million, respectively. USDA – Economic Research Service (USDA-ERS) in 2015 showed that each dollar of agricultural exports stimulated another $1.27 in business activity. Using that multiplier, total California grape exports to Mexico May through January generated an additional $120.7 million in U.S. business activity. The California fresh grape industry exported 35.8 percent of the total volume produced in 2017-18, and USDA-MAP funding is critically important to the continued success of the California table grape export program.

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text: This course will focus on all that is needed to excel in Practical Pistol shooting competition. Fundamentals and techniques will be discussed in great detail and students will not only learn the “how” but also the “why” of certain aspects of shooting. Geared mostly towards competitors in USPSA, IPSC and IDPA the rules, equipment, strategy and nuances of these disciplines will be thoroughly covered. From dryfire to basic classifier drills to shooting actual stages it is all a part of this class. Last but not least match strategy and the all important “mental game” will be talked about as well. Regardless of where you’re at skill wise this course contains what you need to take yourself to the next level.

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Messianic rabbi and Religious Right activist Jonathan Cahn stopped by “The 700 Club” yesterday to promote his latest book, “The Paradigm: The Ancient Blueprint That Holds the Mystery of Our Times,” which he claims reveals how recent and current events were foretold thousands of years ago in the Bible.
Adding to his assertion that a handful of passages out of 1 & 2 Kings foretold all sorts of events related to Bill and Hillary Clinton, Osama bin Laden, Barack Obama and Donald Trump, Cahn now claims that the Bible also warned of the Monica Lewinsky scandal, as well as the 9/11 attacks.
Cahn said that Bill Clinton and Ahab, the ancient king of Israel, both had tenures that were marked by scandal, drawing a direct parallel between the story of Naboth’s vineyard, in which Ahab’s wife, Jezebel, had a man falsely accused of blasphemy and put to death in order to acquire his land, to the Lewinsky scandal.
Cahn then went on to falsely assert that calamity befell Israel exactly three years after Ahab repented for the murder of Naboth, just as disaster struck America on 9/11/2001, exactly three years after Clinton asked forgiveness for the Lewinsky scandal during a prayer meeting on 9/11/1998.


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Finally the Metropolitan Police have come clean and admitted their role in the blacklisting of construction workers. While a number of companies had already owned up to their involvement with The Consulting Association, which kept a list of union members for the purposes of preventing them getting work on construction sites, even paying compensation to over 700 blacklisted workers, the police had refused to acknowledge their role in passing on information about union members to companies and The Consulting Association.
The existence of the blacklist, which included the names of over 3,500 workers, was revealed in a raid carried out by the Information Commissioner's Office (ICO), which discovered the details of these workers in an investigation in 2009, although allegations of blacklisting had been made for decades. Workers and lawyers had been convinced blacklisting was an established practice back in the 1960s. The breakthrough came at an employment tribunal in 2008 when Alan Wainwright, a former manager in the construction industry, gave evidence that blacklisting was a widespread practice. The difficulty of proving blacklisting was suddenly overcome leading to the raid on The Consulting Association.
The arrival of the Olympics provided a considerable impetus to the already existing campaign against blacklisting. As the highest profile construction site in the country the Olympic Park attracted attention like no other. In 2009 the Olympics became a focus for protests after it was found in the raid on The Consulting Association that one of the key contractors on the Olympic site, Laing O’Rourke, had been involved with the blacklisting group. Then when, in February 2011, Frank Morris, who was working as an electrician at the Media Centre, was sacked by a sub-contractor after he defended a whistleblower, who had already been fired, there were renewed protests and demands for action and investigation. This led to further revelations about the contacts between Olympics contractors like Carillion, Sir Robert McAlpine and Skanska and The Consulting Association. Despite the knowledge that these Olympics contractors had been named in documents found by the Information Commissioner the Olympics Delivery Authority (ODA) failed to take any action apart from asking contractors if they were involved in blacklisting. Unsurprisingly the contractors denied any involvement.
However, given its place in the public eye, the ODA did not escape so easily. The House of Commons Select Committee on Scottish Affairs started an investigation and in 2013 the ODA was lambasted for its failure to respond to evidence that blacklisting was happening on the Olympic Park. The Chair of the House of Commons Scottish Affairs Select Committee declared the 'ODA were deceived, gullible or negligent' after hearing evidence which contradicted the declarations of the ODA's Chief Executive, Dennis Hone, who had told the Committee: “The ODA did not receive any evidence or could find any evidence of blacklisting on the Olympic Park during the construction phase or otherwise."
Despite the steady drip of revelations and investigations it took the Met until February 2013 launch its own ‘investigation’ into police involvement. The interesting question is why the police even needed to have an investigation. They should have known what their own officers were up to. The man who ran The Consulting Associations, Ian Kerr, had himself been a Special Branch police officer, and the Met would have known it was this section of the police which was most likely to have been involved in this kind of dirty operation. As a former Special Branch officer he would have retained valuable contacts in the force.
"The report concludes that, on the balance of probabilities, the allegation that the police or Special Branches supplied information is 'proven'. Material revealed a potentially improper flow of information from Special Branch to external organisations, which ultimately appeared on the blacklist."
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by Janine Ewen, originally published on June 25, 2014 in RioOnWatch.
The World Cup in Brazil has brought unprecedented criticism of the ways in which sporting mega-events are organized and scrutiny over who actually benefits. Though distinct in context and scale, the upcoming Commonwealth Games 2014 to be hosted in Scotland draws a comparison with the World Cup in Brazil and the way such events are politically charged. The Commonwealth Games 2014 (G2014), to be hosted by the city of Glasgow in Scotland has been described by Shona Robison, Scotland’s Minister for Sport and Equality, as having the “core value of equality, aiming to engage individuals from all backgrounds.” The event will begin on July 23, just ten days after the World Cup final in Brazil. Just a few days before the World Cup kicked off in São Paulo last week, President Dilma Rousseff hosted an exclusive dinner for journalists and other critics of the World Cup to promote the investment on infrastructure projects in Brazil and to dissolve uncertainty of FIFA’s presence in the twelve host cities. Despite the show of confidence, protests and intense international media coverage over the last year have exposed Brazil’s inequalities, corruption, misplaced public priorities and human rights violations to the world. Commonwealth Games host city Glasgow, the largest city in Scotland and third largest city in the UK, is also widely known for its political and social problems, with high crime, poverty, mortality, unemployment and overall deprivation rates. It was recently announced the UK’s sickest city. With evident social problems and increasing emphasis on the “legacy” as a justifying tool for mega-events, there is pressure for both Brazil and Scotland to achieve a sustainable legacy, but host “goals” extend beyond successfully realizing the events and legacy plans.
Submitted by Steve Dowding on Fri, 25/07/2014 - 17:30.
Before the London Olympics documents allegedly leaked, hacked, obtained from private "intelligence" company Stratfor showed that Games Monitor had attracted the interests of this intelligence gathering outfit, whose client list includes Olympic sponsor Dow Chemical. Having read Stratfor's intelligence report on Games Monitor and Julian Cheyne I would urge clients of Stratfor to think again before renewing contracts as the information in their report on Games Monitor and Julian Cheyne was inaccurate. The article below is from Democracy Now.
Submitted by Mike Wells on Sun, 09/03/2014 - 08:48.
Two weeks ago the trial began of nine members of Critical Mass, out of 182 originally arrested, for riding their bikes too close to the Olympic Park on the evening of the Opening Ceremony. Another malicious Olympics prosecution (see p 12), that of citizen journalist and photographer Mike Wells, finally came to an end almost two months ago on 17th January 2013. The story began with an unsubstantiated allegation that Mike assaulted the driver of an excavator at Sandy Lane, the unmade road that runs alongside Leyton Marshes, and ended nine months later at Stratford Magistrate’s Court. Mike’s prosecution occurred against a background of warnings from police and politicians that the authorities would take a hard line in the face of protest and disorder.
Submitted by Julian Cheyne on Sun, 10/03/2013 - 23:15.
For the Olympics the abnormal becomes normal. One of the most astonishing things to happen at London 2012 was the building of an electrified fence around the Olympic Park. The idea that this was necessary or sensible was seldom questioned. It may well be that most people didn’t even realise it had been done. People were constantly surprised when I pointed it out to them. But even those who did know of it probably thought the electricity was only on during the Games. Not so.
Submitted by Julian Cheyne on Thu, 21/02/2013 - 00:52.

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Fishermen in Lebanon are currently facing extraordinary hardship. Their livelihoods are under so much pressure that after the winter season, which usually destroys most of their fishing nets, they are left with no savings to refurbish their gear.
This project, SEAL’s sixth assisting fishermen, distributes large-mesh, strong Japanese fishnets to 1088 fishermen along the Mount Lebanon coastline in collaboration with 8 cooperatives.
The project will increase the fishermen’s income during the lifespan of the nets, improving their living standards and giving them the resources to continue to buy new nets at the end of each season. The large mesh fishnets will also reduce overfishing of young fish, contributing to replenishing Lebanon’s vastly depleted coastal fish stocks and increasing the sustainability of the fishing sector.


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Haro now produces a complete type of BMX, mountain, commuter and kids’ bicycles so there’s a Haro bike for your needs. All the styles tend to be tested and mastered because of the best riders in the industry. Plus, top-quality products and components go into every model.

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Mayerling Abamita apartments, offering 9 elegant apartments, is situated on the modern district of Eixample, next to Plaza Urquinaona and Palau de la Musica, a five minute walk from Plaza Catalunya, near the Arc de Triomphe, Parc de la Ciutadella and ten minutes walk from the Born, near the Basilica of the Sagrada Familia.
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Have I learned something that can help you?
My name is Chris Martin and I strive to help businesses become better businesses. I’m passionate about seeing businesses enhance lives, create a better world and enjoy seeing people achieve their goals.
Whether it’s starting from scratch or buying a franchise there is a lot of risk. It’s scary.
You probably saved up some money and now you’re walking up to the table to “let it ride”. Please remember you’re not only risking the money you have but it’s future value and even the additional capital that may be needed. You might turn your hard fought $100,000 savings account into a realized loss of $400,000 let alone the growth of your savings if you would have just left it in a simple interest bearing account.
Have you heard that your leases, loans, franchise agreements and other commitments will require personal guarantees? So even if unfortunately after many months of losing money & your business shuts down, you’re going to be paying rent on the empty space per the terms of your lease.
One of the biggest… oh let’s say… “disappointments” in a business not succeeding are the personal guarantees. Most are under the impression that when your business closes down it just goes away. There’s more to it than that. The implications and commitments can go on after you closed the door.
Nobody starts a business thinking they’ll fail. It happens though. It’s important to understand not just the cash you’re risking but a much bigger impact… future money.
Plan for what’s the reward but also what’s the risk, ok?
So I started my small business of course as an investment. I was looking for a return from years of hard work and the financial management to save some money. I was concerned of course but I made the best calculated risk I could at the time. When I opened my first location I was so proud. I was so excited for our family because I had the confidence (ok… mixed in with a lot hopes) that we would build something even bigger.
Things went pretty good for our first couple months. We were hitting projections and yes we seemed to be building something.
One day a team member came to me excited that she was pregnant. Her & her husband were going to start a family. I was excited too of course. We spoke about our polices, scheduling plans and what we needed to take care of for the business.
She also spoke about their plans. That’s when it hit me. I stepped back and realized what I had really built. My years of hard work. My perseverance to save. Risking my savings in an investment. That investment was now helping others raise families, pay for an education or simply have a place to live. Suddenly I realized I had more responsibility than I had planned for. It was now even more rewarding.
So it’s critical to remember our businesses need policies, structure and accountability. We also need people. We need to remember we have people who are working for us to build something bigger in their lives. Just like I did.
Half the battle… or more than that?

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The Greenhouse Spa & Salon on ms Koningsdam.
Sure, the newest Holland America ship, Koningsdam, charts a new course in entertainment and dining.
With its revolutionary Music Walk venues that keep passengers singing and dancing well into the night, and restaurants like the Culinary Arts Center, Sel de Mer and Tamarind that serve up foods to suit a wide variety of tastes, travelers will thoroughly enjoy this cruise ship. Your health and fitness regimen doesn't take a back seat on Koningsdam, either. I took a cruise on Koningsdam and found several ways the ship works for travelers who like to stay fit.
Holland America's Koningsdam makes it easy to keep up with your healthy regimen. Whether it is fitness classes, jogging track, healthy food options, or the spa, there are many options available.
One of the first thing I look for when cruising is the walking/jogging track. I like to keep up with my walking habit. Usually the cruise ships I have been on have a sign that let me know how many times I have to circle the ship to make a mile.

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Life Insurance Company Terms: Premiums.
The premium is the amount paid by the premium payer (who can be the insured or the policy owner) to the life insurance company.
Just like the death benefit, the premium can either decrease, increase, or stay the same during the duration of the life insurance policy. Again, there is an infinite number of premiums that you can find to match with a life insurance policy.
Premiums can range from paying once a year (annually), biannually, quarterly, or monthly (once a month). When the premiums are paid other than annually, the life insurance company will usually charge something called a carrying charge.
Premiums are how a life insurance company makes money, and ultimately, how a life insurance company is able to pay our claims. A life insurance company cannot survive without premiums.


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Tell us a bit about your background, Jack.
I started playing cricket at the age of eight or nine for Wookey Hole. Martin Coppell and his son Steve coached a small group of us for a couple of years, before I moved to Glastonbury CC under Dave Beal. My coaching career didn’t really begin until Wells CC kindly put me through the ECB (England and Wales Cricket Board) Level 2 coaching course when I was 18, at which time I was at the University of Gloucestershire. During the summer breaks I would come back and play for Wells, but also coach a junior side and deliver the Chance To Shine project in several local schools in Wells alongside Corinna Thompson.
Give us an overview of the cricket scene in Wells.
Wells only has the one cricket club (Wells CC!), but there are a few local sides in Horrington, Wookey Hole, Dinder and Croscombe. Wells CC offers cricket for all ages, with the ECB All Stars initiative being run fantastically by Corinna Thompson and the Lane family, catering for five- to eight-year-olds. We also run U11, U13 and U15 junior sides coached by myself and a few volunteers from the senior sides. We have two Saturday league teams that play in Somerset Division 1 and Division 8N. As well as a women’s team and a friendly midweek/Sunday team.
How difficult is cricket to take up as a sport? Can kids pick it up easily?
Cricket is easy to get into providing you get the right experience first. Starting young with Kwik Cricket at school or the All Stars programme is super fun and engaging, before graduating up to the hard-ball game at U11+. With many different elements to the game (batting, bowling, fielding, wicketkeeping), there are so many opportunities to do something different. I guarantee there is a part of the game you will love.
In your view, is cricket thriving in Wells?
Cricket in Wells has yo-yoed in my time (since 2009/10). The last two seasons has seen the 1st XI gain back-to-back promotions and they’re now playing at the highest standard in the club’s history. Junior numbers have been up and down, but are helped by funding initiatives such as Chance To Shine and All Stars. There is certainly a desire and passion for cricket in our younger age groups, and if that can be nurtured and encouraged then the future looks great. There’s a World Cup and an Ashes series in England this year, so let’s hope those will inspire people to try cricket.
Tell us a bit about your coaching qualifications and the pathway to becoming a cricket coach.
I first completed my Level 1 coaching course, which allowed me to be an assistant coach to a Level 2. Then I did my Level 2, at which point I could lead a session on my own. Since then I have completed six different CPD workshops on various coaching subjects, before completing a Diploma in coaching young people and adults a couple of years ago. I’m about to start my ECB Level 3 qualification, which begins to look into coaching performance cricketers (helped by my coaching commitments with Somerset CCC and Millfield School). I would encourage anyone interested in cricket or a cricketing parent to find a course and get involved. Very little cricket knowledge or ability is required for the beginner’s courses, so get stuck in.
If someone reading this wanted to start playing cricket this year, how can they get involved?
Find your local club (hopefully Wells CC) and just turn up to a training session. The club contact details and training times can be found on Facebook and Twitter, or by emailing wellscricketclub@hotmail.com. Winter training will commence at the beginning of February, with juniors on a Wednesday evening and seniors on a Sunday at Wells Blue Sports Centre. The season will begin in May with a few pre-season fixtures taking place mid/late April, running through until September.


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NetDragon Websoft had announced the development of Conquer Online 3, which is a follow-up on their famous free-to-play game, Conquer Online. Conquer Online 3 is a fresh take on the oriental style of free-to-play online games, while holding true to Conquer Online’s successful elements, including simple gameplay, multiple classes, Chinese Kungfu, intensive PvP, as well as the special Rebirth system. In Conquer Online 3, there will be 7 unique classes to choose from, with each class having its own specialties in magic and skills. Players can guide their character’s to challenge the fiercest monsters and bosses, collecting formidable gear, fighting side by side with their comrades and be the Conqueror!
What’s more, forging and improvement of gear and characters will be of more interest, as well as the social interactions available to the community will be more convenient and useful. Last, but not least, the graphics will see a major improvement over the current look.
While in the process of developing Conquer Online 3, NetDragon Websoft focuses on the main concept of “We Listen, We Care”, with the hopes of creating a free-to-play game that is really “for the players”.

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Brad Thor – The Athens Solution is a short story by the author that contains his character Scot Harvath.
It was originally included in Thriller – a collection of short stories by many different authors such as Lee Child and which was edited by James Patterson.
This story was first published on June 1, 2006 and was re-released as a standalone short story on December 8, 2015.
A deadly betrayal is at the center of The Athens Solution. When a game-changing weapon falls into the wrong hands, the US Ambassador to Greece must risk everything to recover it, even if it means participating in a ruse that costs his life.
With the ambassador dead and the device still at large, covert counterterrorism operative Scot Harvath rushes to eliminate a terror cell about to sell the dangerous technology to Iran.
As the sun sets on the Aegean Sea, Harvath must go head-to-head with a traitorous adversary in a confrontation that puts the fate of America and her allies at risk.

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Executives at the New York company plan to narrow the focus of Citigroup's U.S. branch network to six major metropolitan areas, according to people familiar with the situation. Citigroup also will limit its overall consumer lending in the U.S. primarily to credit cards and "jumbo" mortgages, while catering largely to affluent customers.
Citigroup, which has received $45 billion in TARP funds -- in addition to billions in government asset guarantees -- has come up with a brash tax-payer funded restructuring plan: cut U.S. locations and limit most lending to only the wealthy.
Actually, Citigroup got a "secret $230 billion bailout", according to Congressman Alan Grayson.
In any event, as we have been writing for a year, the bailouts won't do anything to increase loans to those who really need them - average individuals and small businesses. Indeed, just today, the bailout's Special Inspector General - Neil Barofsky - said that the Troubled Asset Relief Program has failed to increase bank lending. And that, in turn, may mean that the economy won't recover any time soon.
For U.S. taxpayers, however, the larger question is why taxpayer money should have gone to a bank that is now looking to severely scale back both its lending and retail presence.
Note: I understand that some will argue that Citi is just being prudent, shifting from riskier to safer loans.
But as William K. Black - senior regulator during the S&L crisis, professor of Economics and Law, and an expert on white collar financial crime - says, the banks intentionally made loans to people who are uncreditworthy, because they’ll agree to pay you more, and that’s how you grow rapidly. You can grow really fast if you loan to people who can’t you pay you back.
This combination guarantees stratospheric initial profits during the expansion phase of the bubble. But it guarantees a catastrophic subsequent failure when the bubble loses steam. And collectively - if a lot of companies are playing this game - it produces extraordinary losses (more than all other forms of property crime combined), and a crash. In other words, the companies intentionally make loans to people who will not be able to repay them, because - during an expanding bubble phase - they'll make huge sums of money. The top executives of these companies will make massive salaries and bonuses during the bubble (enough to live like kings even even if the companies go belly up after the bubble phase).
In other words, Citi made money hand-over-fast during the expansionary phase of the bubble by making unsound loans, then took billions in taxpayer bailouts when the bubble burst, and is now shifting to loaning only to the wealthy - leaving the average American without access to credit.
They should sell divisions and pay back the tax-payer. Too big to fail is too big to exist.
Well where do you think the Government gets their revenue? Corporate Income Tax and HUGE taxes from the wealthy individuals in this country.....the average taxpayer pays little and are bad credit risks....so should Citi should make more bad decisions by lending to people who don't have the ability to pay it back or to the the people who actually create jobs....wake up!
Drats....First everyone Bash's Citi for Lending to crummy borrowers, and now the same blogs are bashing citi for "Only Lending" to people "Who dont need it"


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Through a time of open-handed prayer, Doug Crawford asked God for direction. Doug was ready to serve, but overwhelmed with possibilities, so he decided to allow God to show him where to invest his time. The next couple weeks were filled with God gently directing Doug toward volunteering with the third-grade Sunday class. This chance seemed like a perfect puzzle piece in Doug’s life: with experience ministering to elementary-aged children through mentorship and his grandkids being around the same age, he was baffled at how personal and perfect God’s answer to his prayer was.
Dancing to choreographed songs describing the exodus of God’s people, Doug dove head first into the excitement that comes with Sunday mornings in the Highland Kid's ministry.
Each service includes rich Bible story videos that capture the attention and curiosity of the kids that lead to discussion about who God is in our lives. “I love that these kids are all in,” Doug describes. Their excitement has encouraged him to share the good news of Jesus to his grandkids and the experience has left him feeling better equipped to do so.
Doug witnesses the true definition of child-like faith each Sunday he leads the third-grade class. It is through his willingness to serve that young hearts are being transformed through the power of Jesus, and valuable memories are being made as they sing, dance, and laugh to songs that describe the goodness of our Father.
HP Pres would not be who we are without volunteers that invest their time and energy to lead all generations to become transformed followers of Jesus for the flourishing of our city and beyond. Join us as we continue this mission at hppres.org/serve-here.


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It’s no secret that being involved in the music world can be draining and discouraging. It takes a lot of drive and passion to continue creating even when you have nothing happening in the moment. It requires even more to be able to step away from music in order to learn to appreciate it again. The journey can be frustrating and sometimes daunting yet, Chris LoPorto [guitar/vocals], Danny Rico [guitar], Andrea Morgan [drums], Greg McDevitt [bass], and Mike Sanchez [guitar] of Can’t Swim have continued to hammer away at it in order to do what they love. I had the opportunity to spend two days with the band as they headlined both Amityville Music Hall and Knitting Factory in New York. I learned more about their beginnings, how they’ve kept motivated, their unique bond with one another, and their drummer Andrea’s perspective on being a gay woman in the music industry.
My time with Can’t Swim started on Long Island. After seeing them perform a few times in the past I was excited to be spending two days with them. I met up with the band right before they loaded into Amityville Music Hall and helped bring in a few things. Once they got everything into the venue they started setting up for soundcheck. I watched everyone pitch in to help each other despite having no obligation to. There was something special about their relationship with each other but I had to wait ’til after soundcheck to ask them about it.
We had ample time before doors opened so we all headed across the street to the pizzeria to grab a slice. This gave me a chance to catch up with them on their beginnings and relationship with one another. After scarfing down a margarita slice, I received a text from a friend in another band that read, “Tell the singer [Chris] that you know me.” It blew my mind since I didn’t know they had even crossed paths. I immediately jumped up to ask Chris about it. I learned that years ago he and my friend did their first tour together. As we continued with his musical history we ended up at his current band Can’t Swim; Chris and now-guitarist Danny worked on the record together and it got picked up by Pure Noise. This was before they even had a band in place. From there they sought out the rest of their members and linked up with Andrea last year.
As we continued our discussion it became clear that Chris is at the heart of this project. His undying will to continue creating is what led every member of his band to this moment. Once we finished up Chris noticed that the pizzeria had a spumoni ball which was spumoni encapsulated in a frozen chocolate coating. Based on Chris’ reaction to consuming it, it was pretty clear that it was everything good in the world put into a single dessert. Soon after, he ventured back to the venue and we followed suit shortly after.
The start of the show approached quickly and everyone dispersed to mingle with friends and fans. This gave me the opportunity to talk to each member of Can’t Swim individually. I decided to grab Greg first since I was eager to hear more about how he’s been juggling pursuing a masters degree in mental health while touring. Despite the initial challenge of balancing the two he said that everything was going well. In fact, he was at a 3.9 GPA in all his classes.
Our discussion took us back through his years in music, his feelings when he wasn’t actively playing, and his new path at Can’t Swim. After deciding to go to school at 21 and then pursuing a masters Greg told me, “All those years I wasn’t playing music I convinced myself I didn’t need it.” Now at 29, with a psychology degree under his belt and as a member of Can’t Swim he has a different perspective on his role in music, “To be able to come back and do this I want to reach as many people as possible and create a positive impact.” This new opportunity in music has led Greg to much more than touring the country, “Knowing that I can provide that feeling of Cloud 9 is the best feeling in the world!” Being able to give back isn’t the only good thing to come from joining Can’t Swim; Greg has a renewed sense of appreciation for music. When it comes to attending shows he says, “I come to these shows and feel like I’m 15 again.” His words made me introspective about my place in music and I asked myself: Am I appreciating what I do to the fullest?
Before I knew it Can’t Swim went on stage. I took the remainder of the night to listen to their set and take a few photos. I rarely get to sit back and just enjoy when I am photographing a band so it was a treat to be able to not only watch them shred on stage but to also watch the fans in the front row scream along to their songs. Once the show was over we said our goodbyes for the night and planned to meet up two days later in Brooklyn at their Knitting Factory show.
After finding out how joining Can’t Swim had changed the path of his bandmates, I sat down with Chris to ask him how that made him feel. He told me, “I got to pick the best of the best and I’m just as privileged as they are.” He continued to tell me how he always wanted to do music like this and that working on projects between musical ventures helped to put things in perspective. “It’s important to do other things to appreciate what you love,” Chris said to me. He continued by saying, “Because we’re older it feels more genuine, we all realized we really like this.” This unique bond that exists between the members of Can’t Swim is humbling and simply amazing.
Once I grabbed a minute with Andrea I was eager to talk with her about being a woman in the music industry. Immediately after bringing up sexism we spoke about similar experiences, almost as if we had been telling the same story to one another. One thing in particular, that bothered Andrea, was when people would shake the hands of her bandmates but exclude her. As somebody who has also often experienced this while working, I can say that this is infuriating. Despite having to deal with these encounters often, Andrea doesn’t allow it to deter her day to day. “I just laugh at situations because then they feel like idiots,” she said to me. Although she now has a more positive outlook this wasn’t always the case. When she used to play at practice rooms, people would stare because she wasn’t a male. In fact, this pushed her to stop playing at these practice rooms. “I felt like I always had to show off, “ she explained.
We sat on the curb outside Knitting Factory for a while just sharing stories. Some about triumph and others about frustration. When the conversation about being part of the LGBTQ community was brought up, Andrea had a lot to say and how she hoped to inspire others. She explained that for a while she kept it to herself because she didn’t want more questions, but being part of Can’t Swim and touring the country has helped her become more open. “I’m happy to be able to build a career being who I am,” she confidently said to me. When it comes to advice for young aspiring artists Andrea says, “Being yourself is the most powerful thing you can do.” On that note, we wrapped up our conversation as show time was approaching and headed inside.
Once the band entered and picked up their instruments, the audience was in for a show. Even though I had seen them play a few days earlier, something about that day’s gig felt different (could have also been dehydration from the heat, hah). Every fan in the front row was at a level of enthusiasm that was unparalleled by the crowd from Amityville Music Hall. Each of them were genuinely happy to be there and the same notion came through in the stage presence of Can’t Swim. Everyone in the room was having fun at the rock show, it was that simple.
Once their set came to a close, I noticed quite a few fans waiting patiently with posters and t-shirts in hand for the band to sign. After the band wrapped up loading off the stage, they went over to greet each and every person. I watched the faces of two show goers light up as Andrea shook their hands. Witnessing that interaction of a fan meeting their favorite band is something that never gets old, it reminds you of just how special this community is.
It started to get late and it was time for me to end my day with Can’t Swim. I came into those two days without any real expectations of what would happen but left with five new friends who in a few hours changed my perspective on how to appreciate the things you love to do most. Can’t Swim is a beacon in this industry that will only continue to shine brighter as their careers flourish. Their stories are a reminder that it is okay to take a break for yourself and learn to re-appreciate the things you are most passionate about.


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On Monday, we learned that Grimes (aka Claire Elise Boucher)—the otherworldly electronic musician who learned to play and sound engineer violin, drums, ukulele, keys, guitar to get just the right sound on her most recent album, Art Angels; who capped her high school career with a yearbook quote by Joseph Stalin on the gaiety of the Soviet Union; who once described herself as “possessed by George Costanza”—was dating Elon Musk, a tech billionaire who runs a car company and has used Ayn Rand as a pick-up line.
They appeared together at the Met Gala, Grimes in a silver corset, cascading black skirt, and lace-up platform boots; Musk in a mandarin collar shirt that made him look a bit like a youth minister from outer space. They also wore matching jewelry themed on Musk’s electric car company—he wore a Tesla logo pin, and Grimes wore a Tesla choker.
The pieces appear to be custom—Tesla’s web store offers t-shirts and hoodies, baseball caps, and tiny Model S cars for budding computer scientists and imagineers, but no no lapel pins or chokers. And if you search for Tesla jewelry on Etsy, the number one source for unlicensed goods that display the deep, almost filial association with a brand that characterizes Tesla’s customers, not much comes up other than a pair of cufflinks, tie clips, and a wooden pin depicting a Tesla in space. But Musk might be quietly building the foundations of a merch empire: he created a hat for The Boring Company, an infrastructure business established to bore tunnels for a high-speed hyperloop (“50,000 Hats Sold,” announces a McDonalds-esque ticker), and a...flamethrower. He recently announced on Twitter that starting he’s starting a candy company. (“I am super serious,” he clarified in a second tweet.) Overpriced industrial tools, ironic jewelry, and maybe, someday, avant garde Pop Rocks that never stop popping: Supreme, start your engines.

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At JDK Creations, we provide our customers with high quality Austin camper remodeling services personalized for their unique needs. We remodel and design both the interior and exterior of a variety of different vehicles. We perform both remodel and repair of campers for recreational use and Austin food truck remodeling alike.
Our Austin trailer repair and remodel doesn’t stop at interiors – we do exterior trailer repair, custom paint jobs, and vinyl wraps.
JDK Creations is committed to the quality of our work. Our Austin camper remodeling and repair services are performed with unmatched expertise. If you are looking for repair or food truck remodeling in Austin, Texas, we are proud to offer our work at competitive prices and top-notch services.

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Prime Minister Julia Gillard today announced an additional $25.5 million to advance the Maldon to Dombarton Rail Link project for the Illawarra.
The announcement follows a recent feasibility study which concluded a new rail line would support the rapidly expanding resources sector in New South Wales by giving the mining sector more direct access to Port Kembla.
The study found the railway line would also free up capacity along the existing Illawarra Line for additional passenger services.
The final project would involve laying 35 kilometres of standard gauge track connecting the Main North South Line directly to Port Kembla via Dombarton.
This new piece of rail infrastructure would also consist of two passing loops, bridges over the Nepean and Cordeaux Rivers and one of Australia’s longest tunnels (see attached map).
• finalisation of a realistic construction timetable and cost estimate for the project.
This preparatory work will ensure that the Illawarra region and NSW more broadly is well positioned to act quickly to meet any increased future freight demand.
The additional $25.5 million in Federal Government funding will ensure that this important project is “shovel ready” for the Illawarra.
Once the pre-construction activities are completed, the project will then be considered for inclusion in the next Nation Building Program.
Confirmation that the project will advance to the next stage is a tribute to the local community’s long running campaign and the tireless lobbying efforts of their elected representatives, Sharon Bird MP and Stephen Jones MP.
First mooted in 1979 and then cancelled in 1988 by the incoming Greiner Liberal Government, the Maldon to Dombarton Rail Link has the potential to further cement the Illawarra’s importance as an industrial powerhouse, central to Australia’s continuing economic success.
The Gillard Labor Government’s investment in this project reflects a broader commitment to the renewal of rail in Australia.
Building a faster, safer and more reliable network will boost national productivity, take pressure off the nation’s highways and reduce carbon pollution.

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I’ve been thinking about these three cards because they are every good creature in Magic. Think about the creatures you play with and against all the time. Each of them has a brother in either Mulldrifter, Nekrataal, or Phage, or perhaps more than one. Most cards are easy to classify; the challenge is in balancing your decks with each role.
I’m going to list some popular creatures that exemplify the three roles.
These cards give you more options, typically by drawing cards or generating mana, but occasionally via subtler means. A Puppeteer Clique in hand usually means dozens of potential plays this turn. Oracle of Mul Daya’s acceleration grants you greater freedom for the rest of the game. Kiki-Jiki unlocks as many options as you have creatures. Any card that makes it easier for you to make plays is a Mulldrifter.
These cards take options away from your opponent, usually by killing things, but sometimes less directly. When Viridian Zealot destroys your opponent’s Gilded Lotus, it takes away more than just the card: it takes away all of the plays that your opponent could have made with an extra three mana. Gaddock Teeg takes away all your opponent’s plays that hinge on expensive noncreature spells. Any card that attacks an opponent’s options is a Nekrataal.
The odds are against creatures in EDH. They can be countered, exiled, stolen, bounced, blocked, destroyed, and even Humbled. Getting an important one to live for even a turn is a challenge. That’s why, if you’re going to run a creature and it isn’t a Mulldrifter or a Nekrataal, it better be able to kill in one hit. Not all Phages use the red zone; the key to being a Phage is having the potential to take out a player within a turn or two of being cast (perhaps by comboing off, which is why I listed Tidespout Tyrant here—if played fairly, it’s a Nekrataal). Playing Phages is a risky business, since your opponent may be able to use them against you. They also tend to be expensive and slow. But when your opponents don’t have an answer… they lose.
Recently, I built a Savra, Queen of the Golgari deck. She seemed to me to have strong potential that was untapped in my group. I packed the deck to the gills with sacrifice effects, creatures that lived to die, and repeatable recursion. The deck was a sacrificing, reanimating, value-generating machine, and it was terrible. I tried running better cards, more recursion, more sac outlets, fewer sac outlets… I just couldn’t make my opponents afraid of me.
At first, I wondered if Savra was the problem. A lot of things have to go right for her ability to work: you need to stick a sac outlet, a source of expendable creatures, and Savra herself, and none of that even matters unless an opponent has important creatures. It was while helping someone else with a different deck that I heard myself advise, “You don’t have enough threats.” I silently realized, “I don’t have enough threats.” When building my deck, I had forgotten that every black creature, no matter what it looked like, doubled as Nekrataal in a Savra deck. All the Reassembling Skeletons, Nether Traitors, and Golgari Thugs look like great two-for-ones, but the only card they’ll ever “draw” is Innocent Blood. Making someone sacrifice their creatures over and over might keep them from going anywhere, but it doesn’t make them lose. For my Savra deck to work, I was going to have to find a way to apply pressure. That meant finding Phages.
I added some beef that I had previously avoided out of a desire to build around my commander. Vulturous Zombie, Pestilence Demon, Rampaging Baloths, and Xathrid Demon joined the team. I also gave up my goal of avoiding certain staples that I felt were becoming hackneyed in my playgroup. In Avenger of Zendikar and Terastodon went. (It was silly to have omitted them, I know.) The difference was unmistakable. My Savra deck became a respectable opponent. I brushed early drops aside with Savra, dropped a giant creature, and brushed aside opposing fatties in the same way. Whenever one of my Phages died, I could recur it.
Many cards—often, the best cards—satisfy more than one need. Primeval Titan draws lands and puts an opponent on a meaningful clock. Woodfall Primus kills what needs killin’, including the opponent. Necrotic Ooze does everything and anything you build your deck for: just add Withered Wretch for a Nekrataal, Yavimaya Elder for a Mulldrifter, or Eater of the Dead, Magus of the Coffers, and Geth, Lord of the Vault for one hell of a Phage.
Investigate your decks. Do you have lots of cards of each role? Does your commander cause you to need more or less of one role? Are there cards in your colors that can fill multiple roles? By asking these questions, I was able to rescue a fun deck from the dustbin. Before you give up on that sweet idea that just isn’t working out, make sure you have all three of Nekrataal, Mulldrifter, and Phage doing their parts. My full Savra list (as of this writing) is below.


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I was searching for a Property and found this listing (MLS® #F10149670). Please send me more information regarding 9801 Collins Ave 14t, Bal Harbour, FL, 33154-1830. Thank you!
I'd like to request a showing of 9801 Collins Ave 14t, Bal Harbour, FL, 33154-1830 (MLS® #F10149670). Thank you!


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Facebook's open graph technology is a powerful tool, when used intelligently. The social network has tried to steer application developers to use open graph more efficiently, drawing users to engage more. Facebook points out that apps that publish stories via open graph have a 50 percent higher click-through rate than similar stories that aren't pushed through this technology.
Facebook’s open graph technology is a powerful tool, when used intelligently. The social network has tried to steer application developers to use open graph more efficiently, drawing users to engage more. Facebook points out that apps that publish stories via open graph have a 50 percent higher click-through rate than similar stories that aren’t pushed through this technology.
Facebook Product Engineer Henry Zhang noted that the site has tweaked open graph a bit, gearing the technology toward interaction instead of simply publishing.
The network no longer approves custom actions that publish stories as people consume content. Zhang wrote that these apps must use the appropriate built-in actions or create a different sharing experience. The site is also doing away with other features that led to low-quality user experiences. Facebook wants apps to publish actions that people will not merely see, but comment on, like, and share.
Apps that help people automatically share stories about content as they consume it, such as the music you are listening to, can be good experiences when apps create clear expectations for the user of what is being shared and when. When apps automatically publish stories on a person’s behalf in a way that is unexpected, such as when they browse an online store, it can surprise and confuse people.
Starting today, custom actions that automatically publish back to Facebook as a person consumes content in your app will no longer be approved. We will only allow apps that use our built-in actions to automatically publish stories as content is consumed. With built-in actions, we understand the structure of the information and can ensure a better user experience by specializing story formats that can help set user expectations. Apps that currently use a custom content consumption action must migrate to use an applicable built-in action in the next 90 days. If you cannot find an applicable built-in, we encourage you to build a different experience that helps people share meaningful stories with friends on Facebook.
Readers: Do you feel that the user experience with apps has been improved recently?


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Knoll Pharmaceutical Company filed as a Statement & Designation By Foreign Corporation in the State of California on Thursday, January 2, 1986 and is approximately thirty-three years old, according to public records filed with California Secretary of State. A corporate filing is called a foreign filing when an existing corporate entity files in a state other than the state they originally filed in. This does not necessarily mean that they are from outside the United States.
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Coinciding with the S.P.A.M. DIARY Book Launch, the S.P.A.M. OFFICE will be working late until 9pm for DEADLINE DAY.
on the 9th of March, as well as finalising Pieterjan Ginckels' new series of printworks for production.
The gallery will be hosting a drinks reception between 6-7pm on Thursday 7th March 2013 to mark the launch of the S.P.A.M. DIARY and the start of DEADLINE DAY.


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Heart Imagery is not only a technique but also a way of being that profoundly resonates with my heart and my life. It has the power to clear the past and create the future.
It is a privilege for me to have been taught by a great Master, Daniel and an honour to be a teacher in The (ever-living) School of the Heart, able to teach Heart Imagery: Cleaning the Past and Self-Renewal, in Greek, English and French.
Born in France, my interests in ancient wisdom brought me to Greece where I live.
In 1999, an aggressive cancer knocked at my door, I then opened my heart and embraced it unconditionally. This total acceptance induced immediately an enlightened serenity that changed my life forever, and unveiled my real mission.
The Universe organizing in its undeniable way, I ended helping people reconnect to their true self through different modalities, healing body and mind as a result.
Aside from coaching, I lead weekly meditations, organize workshops, and I am a Qigong and Reiki Master.

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According to the Pew Center for Hispanic Research, in 2012, 82% of Hispanic adults said they got at least some of their news in English, up from 78% who said the same in 2006. By contrast, the share who get at least some of their news in Spanish has declined, to 68% in 2012 from 78% in 2006.
While the trend is moving towards more English use, it is critical for organizations working to reach the broadest base of the Hispanic population, to communicate in both Spanish and English. The multi-lingual site SegurosDeAutos.com very effectively uses this approach.
77% of online Latinas have smartphones compared to 55% non-Hispanic whites and they use their mobile devices all the time. Compared the non-Hispanics whites, Latinas are more aggressive mobile users of sites like SegurosDeAutos.com.
Latinas are not just browsing online and on their phones, they are also buying and using the web to inform purchases. The study found that 81% of Latinas have purchased a product online and 69% have purchased a product in store after having conducted research online.
Price matters less to customers under the age of 35, as long as they receive more value. Fifty-four percent of customers between 18 to 24 years and 52% of customers between 25 to 34 years are probably or certainly willing to pay more for personalized service, compared to customers between 35 to54 years (37%) and those older than 55 years (27%).
Personalized services include gamification, a huge draw for the population who grew up with Nintendo. Games that simulate real-life situations and address risks that impact insurance prices entice this segment, with 67% of the younger crowd expressing interest.
Forty-eight percent of customers between 18 to 24 years and 51% of customers between the ages of 25 to 34 years say they are somewhat or very likely to switch to another insurance provider within the next 12 months. This compares to 40% of the population between 35 to 54 years and just 28% of respondents older than 55 years.
Latinas are extremely digitally connected and view digital technology, including mobile, as critical extensions of their daily lives. She is a voracious user of social media and uses this medium to seek out friends and content to help her maintain her Hispanic culture. That said, her appetite for digital, social and mobile experiences is not being met as 62% of Latinas wish for more lifestyle information written for her.
Specifically she is seeking out digital content, in Spanish and English, across a myriad of topics including recipes and cooking, beauty, health, fashion, parenting and finance, and are increasingly using their mobile devices to find it.
Esurance, the direct-to-consumer unit of Allstate Corp., plans to deploy an avalanche of cash on advertising in the first quarter of 2014 to help grow the business and take more direct aim at Warren Buffett's Geico, said Allstate Chairman, President and Chief Executive Officer Thomas J. Wilson.
Nearly 61 percent of mobile phone subscribers have smartphones, and according to app analytics firm Flurry, smartphone users spend roughly 80 percent of their time on their phones in “apps”. Auto insurance companies need to have a intuitive and easy to use mobile app to find and apply for auto insurance, similar to the one found at SegurosDeAutos.com.
When it comes to the online Hispanic market, Latinas are in the driver’s seat. At least that’s the impression I got by reading “Latina Power Shift,” a new study by Nielsen that paints a crystal clear picture of the growing importance of Latinas in the U.S.
The study highlights the fact that Latinas are leaders in mobile and Internet technology, are driving purchase decisions in their households, and are passionate about preserving their heritage while embracing American culture.
Telematics as a Core Part of Your Vehicle is Here to Stay!
Telematics as a core part of your vehicle is here to stay. Manufacturers of all types of vehicles are developing and embedding telematics tools in their new vehicles. AS you would expect, the upper end vehicles have more sophisticated offerings (pay more, get more), but in yet another sign that telematics is becoming mainstream, Connected World magazine recently released its list of the top vehicles in 6 classes.
Connected World magazine lists top 6 best in-vehicle connected cars. They are – Dodge Dart (small car), Infinity Q50 (midsize), BMW 5 Series (Luzury), Mercedes S Class 9Ultra Luxury), Tesla Model S (Green), Ford F-150 (Truck).


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This course offers students a foundation in literary studies, and as such introduces them to the Arts, Literature and Philosophy track of the Human Diversity major. Each thematic section focuses on two distinct literary periods: a more distant one, and its rediscovery at a later date.
In this section, we will focus on the turbulent period between 1780 and 1830 – the aftermath of the American War of Independence, the time of the French Revolution, rapid industrialization in Britain, escalating debates about ‘the rights of man’ and the emergence of the ‘public sphere’. Known as the age of Romanticism, this period combined Enlightenment rationalism and romantic rebellion, sentimentalism and mysticism, libertarianism and liberalism. One of the paradoxes was the rise of imperialism against the backdrop of abolitionist and anti-colonial movements. In the 20th century, when these movements took concrete shape across the world, romantic sensibilities reappeared in literary fiction and non-fictional writing, reviving and revising Eurocentric biases of earlier revolutions, resurrecting and defying romantic heroes.
We will approach the complexities of the Romantic age through texts written by political thinkers, travel and autobiographical writing, poetry and popular fiction of the time. The 20th-century readings will include CLR James’ The Black Jacobins (1938), an account of the Haitian Revolution, Arundathi Roy’s The God of Small Things (1997), employing elements of ‘the gothic’ to speak about revolution and reaction in India, and JM Coetzee’s Disgrace (2000), a novel that shows the underside of romantic narratives in post-apartheid South Africa.
All the 18-19th century texts as well as CLR James’ book are available online at the Project Gutenberg website (www.gutenberg.org). It is recommended that students read Arundathi Roy’s and JM Coetzee’s novels prior to the beginning of the course.
This course introduces students to textual and reading cultures of the medieval period and to the ‘construction’ of the Middle Ages and the reception of its literary works in the Modern era. After a general introduction on aspects of medieval cultures of reading, its textual culture, and the introduction of print in the fifteenth century, we will consider a number of (literary) works from the high and late medieval period (c. 1100-1550) representing a variety of spheres and domains in which texts and reading were of prominent importance: the court and courtly love, didactic settings and intellectual life, the upcoming cities and their middle classes, and religion and mysticism.
On the one hand, we will read and discuss (excerpts from) significant medieval texts which circulated throughout Europe, including the Roman de la Rose, Reynard the Fox, Chaucer’s Canterbury Tales, Dante’s Divine Comedy, and the anonymous Everyman, but also less well-known texts such as the Letters written by the mystic author Hadewijch, the Visio Tnugdali [The Vision of Tundale], and the Livre de Sidrac le philosophe [Book of Sidrac the philosopher; Sidrak and Bokkus]. On the other hand, we will consider modern historiographical works, representing twentieth century constructions of the Middle Ages and interpretations of medieval literature. We will also consider a modern literary (re)interpretation of medieval themes, namely Philip Roth’s Everyman. Reading Roth’s novel and (excerpts from) works such as Huizinga’s The Waning of the Middle Ages, C.S. Lewis’ The Discarded Image, and more recent texts we will discuss the challenging and changing task of interpreting works from a distant and multifaceted period and their current cultural and societal relevance.
In addition to familiarizing students with prominent literary works and modes of thought of the Middle Ages, the course introduces students to important themes in literary and medieval studies, such as historical context and the role of text and literature in societies. Students will get acquainted with various modes of communication and genres, including the romance, letters, dialogue, and drama. Periodization is an important aspect: students will learn how a period (i.e. the Middle Ages) can be constructed and interpreted (reception). Additionally, they will gain some insight into medieval textual culture, the effect of the introduction of the printing press and the relevant historiographical debates. Through practice they will get acquainted with methods of analysis (close reading) of literary works and they will engage in critically reading and interpreting scholarly works and establishing their value and position within scholarly debate.


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Hotel rooms you can simply walk into are so passé.
Some of the world's more adventurous hotel options hang from trees, float among the tops of rainforests or dangle over cliffs in all-glass pods. Others are grain silos, vintage train cars and sea forts remade into rooms for rent.
TripAdvisor scoured traveler reviews and ratings to find their top 10 oddest places to stay in the world.
Which ones are on your bucket list?


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I've sent Abby an email. I can't wait to get started on her goodies.
oh and in case anyone cares: i've been 30 for a few hours and the world has not ended yet. i'm mildly surprised. actually people who should have wished me a happy birthday by now haven't, and people i haven't seen or talked to in years have sent me emails with birthday wishes. kinda weird, but welcome i suppose.
Happy birthday, and congrats, Abby!
Happy birthday! Welcome to the 30 club!

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Jerseys Best will provide the client with the proper time, care and devotion to properly inspect all standards of practice components of your soon to be, new home.
We will walk with you, to show you the important things to properly maintain your home.
Jerseys Best Home Inspection's report is second to none, in an easy to read and understand format.
We are working for you, not the seller, not the sellers agent, you!
We will inspect your home on weekends at no additional charge.
According to most of the home inspection societies IE. (ASHI, INTERNACHI, etc.) the average time to inspect a home is 2 1/2 hours. I have been at many homes for family, friends and myself during a home inspection, and less then 10% of the inspections was 2 1/2 hours or longer. Which leads me to tell you that the first question to ask the perspective home inspector is " How long will the home inspection take ?"; if they answer anything less then 2 1/2 you might not be getting your money's worth. To see what an inspector is to look at click here. Sometimes the few hundreds dollars more up front for the proper inspection will save you a lot of money down the road. There are inspectors who will inspect 4 - 5 homes in a day, add in travel time between locations and then you do the math. As the saying goes, "cheap is cheap".
After we complete our inspection, we will ask you to walk with us, such that we can show you where all of the safety devises are, such as the shut off switch to the boiler, the gas valve, the main circuit breakers, etc. In addition, we will take the time to explain how to maintain the components of the home IE. (air filters, garage doors, etc.). Then if we find something that's not quite right, we will bring it to your attention at the inspection. There you can ask as many questions as you would like. We want you to be comfortable in your soon to be, new home. Older homes do not meet today's standards (codes) therefore we must info you of non-complaint components, clearance, etc. In addition, Jerseys best would like to info you of new components that are energy efficient and in most cases, safer to operate.
For the most part this are two major types of reports, a check-box and a narrative. The two styles are shown on our Blog page along with Jersey"s Best Home Inspection Report. As you can see the check-box report is simple for you and the inspector (time wise). But, it does not give you the in-depth detail then a narrative report gives.
Jerseys Best Home Inspection's report is of the narrative style. In addition, our reports include recommendations, things to watch out for, and ideas to save you money in the long run. Reports should include pictures with arrows ( circle around areas of concern) and comments.
Think of your Inspection report as a storybook of your home. It tells you the type of heating system you have, the BTU output of your hot water heater, etc. which is all good information for you in the future. If you ask your friend who inspected their home; your next question should be " Do you still have the report ?" If they answer " I think its with the closing papers.", or "No, I threw it out. ", you might think, that the report was not worth keeping.
Recommendation from a family member.
Recommendations from your real estate broker.
From one of the many home contractor hiring companies.
Jerseys Best Home Inspection is there for you, and only you. With our many years of experience and knowledge, we provide the very best in home inspections. Our concerns are your well being while living in a home that we have inspected for you. Our dedication to inspections is second to none, that's why we earned the name "Jerseys Best". Isn't your home worth our commitment to providing the proper inspection it deserves. Jerseys best home inspection pledges, to provide you with our best, during our inspection and report writing. We keep all of our inspections on file, so if you have any questions years later, please feel free to call on us, and if we can help you, we will. So do yourself and your family a favor, call us today to schedule the best home inspection money can buy. Most Saturdays and Sundays are available at no additional charge, so that you don't have to take off from work. Remember, we are working for you!
To schedule the Best Home Inspection in New Jersey, call 732.453.4498 today.
We provide the Best home inspection in the Nation. With many years of experience and knowledge, you can rest and relax in your new home after our inspection. Our easy to read (full of information and recommendations) report is the Best of its kind. All reports are specially customized for each individual home.


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Microdialysis is a sampling technique that is used for continuous measurement of free, unbound analyte concentrations in the extracellular fluid of a tissue.
The inventors have developed a new method to detect several chemical molecules simultaneously in microdialysis fluid. This means they can detect these molecules very quickly, enabling continuous monitoring with no fluid contamination. Their method also has the advantage of relying on an optical detection principle and does not require any reagents.
The sensor can operate as an external unit connected to a microdialysis probe or it could be directly inserted into a tissue which would remove the need for additional components and a microdialysis pump.
The initial application of this technology is for brain chemistry monitoring in traumatic brain injury patients. However the technique could also be applied to other organs and tissues, for example skin grafts in plastic (reconstructive) surgery, liver transplantation, gastrointestinal surgery, and the monitoring of muscle, adipose tissue, and blood in newborn babies, diabetic patients and critically ill septic patients.
The question for the i-Team is to investigate the need for this type of sensor beyond critical care brain monitoring, and determine the relative sizes of the various possible markets.


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Our approach and recommendations are highly customised and lead to practical actions. There is no single off-the-shelf solution that will meet all requirements. Qual provides a practical evolution path based on our continuum of service offerings and roadmap. We help organisations adapting new information technologies, transform existing technologies and capture the opportunities for the future. We know that fast and ever-changing business and technology demands impact the entire enterprise, we take a holistic approach to strategy, people, processes and technology to take care of these strains.
Qual has extensive experience in supporting global organisations and has proven experience in global delivery. Beyond technical capabilities, Qual mobilises the people, resources, methodologies, and delivery mechanisms necessary to make your entire infrastructure more stable, predictable, reliable, and performance oriented. By leveraging this concept and experience, our customers will benefit from the common and global service standardisation and an associated controlled cost-of-ownership environment.
What every organisation needs is a single business strategy, and the business stakeholders should take part to provoke debate and extend capabilities. Our approach brings clarity and direction to the provision of your IT services and delivers more predictable outcomes. By developing experience in other people, you can reduce the pressure and can focus on areas that will really make a difference in terms of competitive advantage.
The modern day to day pressure of business requirements can be a battle field.
In military theory, strategy is "the utilisation during both peace and war, of all of the nation's forces, through large scale, long-range planning and development to ensure security and victory"
Qual Professional Services is armed with knowledge around IT strategy and partnered with major vendors in the industry specialised to help realise a number of benefits that can be derived from gaining intelligent insights into data coming from devices.


text: Description: CCAS is a business categorized under new and used car dealers, which is part of the larger category automotive dealers and gasoline service stations. CCAS is located at the address 430 Richmond Road in Ottawa, Ontario K2A 0G2. You can contact by phone 613-722-9496.


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Smallholder farming is widely seen as a potential engine for economic growth and for poverty alleviation in rural areas of sub-Saharan Africa. Farmers have, for centuries, demonstrated their innovativeness in taking advantage of new market opportunities and adapting new technology to their local physical and social environments. Yet the arrangements put in place by governments and others to encourage the uptake of new technology, and to improve the management of resources by smallholders, have not been particularly effective. The region's agricultural production still lags behind population growth - in contrast to all other regions of the world.
This project will explore how different institutional arrangements, within and between countries, affect the innovation activity of female and male farmers. It will then assess the impact of their innovation activity on their incomes and livelihoods, and on the local economy.
The project has four objectives.
First, it will build up a detailed picture of the institutions that support and constrain farmer innovation in Kenya, Sudan and Uganda. Each of these countries has a different history of government and non-government efforts to promote technological change and innovation among farmers; there are also differences in institutional support between regions of each country.
Second, research teams in each country will use participatory research tools to explore what this institutional landscape looks like from male and female farmers' points of view, by detailed investigation of recent innovation activity in four sites in each country and of the factors that have constrained and those that have supported innovation. From this analysis, hypotheses will be specified which link institutional arrangements, innovation activity, and changes in farm output, livelihoods, and incomes.
The third objective is to test these hypotheses using data from participatory research and a sample survey in each of the research sites. This analysis will inform the fourth objective, which is to develop evidence-based conclusions on the potential and limitations for enhancing support for smallholder farmers' innovation through new institutional arrangements and different ways of implementing support programmes at local level..
The research will have a positive impact, both through the process of conducting the research and the outputs, on six sets of beneficiaries. This will be through an improved understanding of how smallholder farmer (SHF) innovation works, the impact this has on livelihoods and the local economy, and how it can be supported; and through the consequent design of policies and interventions that are likely to stimulate SHF innovation.
Government: central government in Kenya, Uganda and Sudan will have an evidence base for their ongoing efforts to improve policy support for smallholder farmers; in particular, they will have evidence of (a) how innovation processes work and what can be done, at the point of farmers' access to services, to enhance and accelerate those processes; and (b) the impact of innovation on the local economy and on livelihoods which will enable them to build a case for financial support from Treasury and donors. Local / sub-national governments in all three countries now have devolved responsibilities for provision of support services and so will also benefit from an improved evidence base to design interventions.
International and bilateral development partners will benefit from robust quantitative and qualitative evidence to inform their programmes of support to national innovation support systems (including advisory services, SME promotion, regulatory frameworks). USAID and several European countries, plus World Bank, IFAD, BMGF and others are active in this area.
Civil Society organisations (CSOs), including community based organisations and national / sub-national farmer organisations, in the three countries will benefit from evidence to support their lobbying for improved services for smallholder farmers. Some farmer organisations also provide innovation support services of their own (e.g. Uganda National Farmers Federation - UNFFE) and will be able to use the project findings to enhance their service provision. They will also benefit, along with academic stakeholders, from exposure to research and analytical methods that will inform their future investigation and commissioning of research in this area.
Non-government organisations NGOs) active in supporting smallholder farmers will have an improved evidence base to inform their own interventions and modes of working with farmer groups.
National and international research institutes in the region will have access to a richer understanding of how innovation works in practice in the smallholder sector, which will inform their future interactions with other actors in the innovation system.
Private sector: smallholder farmers will indirectly benefit from improved innovation support policies and interventions (from government, development partners, CSOs, NGOs) that are evidence based and more attuned to the ways in which they seek support in their innovation and farm / livelihood decision making.
Description The research revealed multiple pathways through which innovation happens on smallholder farms. Understanding the notion of 'uptake' is important to be able to elucidate the actual processes that are involved in establishing productivity enhancing change at farm level, so that effective policies and interventions can be designed to support smallholders. This research found that the understanding of how farmers 'uptake' technology and innovation from an institutional ('top-down') perspective is very different from the reality of how farmer's experience and perceive innovation on their farms and in their communities. Whilst key informants and literature continually refer to 'uptake' as a linear transferal of technology, the experience of farmers is very different and much more nuanced. Farmers are actively looking to improve their livelihoods and their individual farm enterprises and, rather than being passive acceptors of technology, they seek, adapt and improve technologies to fit their own individual context. Men and women smallholder farmers innovate through different processes of innovation and using different technologies (some by choice and some due to the influence of policies / intervention, or changes in operating environment), influenced by factors of social differentiation such as age, marital status and community standing. The main constraints to innovation are input and output markets, lack of reliable information and lack of support systems.
Another key finding from the research is that smallholder farmers' propensity to innovate leads to measurable differences in income and expenditure at household and local economy level. In addition, smallholder farmer innovations drive important improvements in individual and household welfare and quality of life. These outcomes can sometimes benefit women more than men. The combination of monetary and non-monetary essential benefits in different contexts and with different patterns of social differentiation warrants further research as does understanding the way that farmer innovations are linked in often complementary and supporting ways in the household.
The methodology used during this research is novel and was successful. The research process started with inductive methods that developed hypotheses and led to deductive investigation. This was done using both participatory qualitative and quantitative methods alongside survey-based quantitative methods that covered multiple research paradigms. The approach included the generation of new and adaptation of existing participatory methods that have been specifically developed to support this research process. The combination of participatory methods has allowed for critical and analytical farmer perspectives that are different from the institutional perspectives that are frequently heard and that came across from formal key informant interviews.
The research team built capacity by providing specific training and research experience to staff and students (research and taught) at Makerere University, University of Nairobi and Afhad University for Women. This training and field experience has led to the use of the participatory tools in other proposed and funded research involving project partners in Kenya, Uganda and Sudan (both with and without the University of Reading). The tools used in both inductive and deductive research have also been integrated into curricula of partner universities.
Exploitation Route Findings from this project have already informed policy discussions led by the FAO and will continue to input into an ongoing plan of action by FAO considering the role of communications in smallholder agriculture. This is led by the FAO office for partnerships, advocacy and capacity development.
Makerere University partners are providing leadership to the Uganda Forum for Agricultural Advisory Services, which has been assigned the task of drafting the national Agricultural Extension Ethics and Standards for the Ministry of Agriculture Animal Industry and Fisheries. This policy document will be used to regulate extension services in the country. The findings of this study have informed development of ethics for supporting farmer innovation.
University of Nairobi partners will draw on and share findings form this project in their involvement in ReSAKSS (Regional Strategic Analysis and Knowledge Support System) to improve agricultural policy processes in Kenya, i.e. structuring the involvement of various stakeholders (including farmers) under the bigger umbrella of CAADP (Comprehensive Africa Agriculture Development Programme). We actively engaged with policy makers in each country at the outset of the project and will continue to share key findings with them. Specific organisations and projects have expressed interest in the project findings e.g. the German Development Cooperation funded project called Innovation Transfer into Agriculture - Adaptation to Climate Change (ITAACC) implemented by ICIPE, and the Association of International Research and Development Centers for Agriculture/ AIRCA in Kenya. Findings have and will continue to be shared at international conferences and meetings and through other mechanisms.
In relation to the agricultural sector, the findings contribute to the policy debate on 'big agriculture' vs 'small agriculture'. Given the appropriate institutions and environment smallholder farmers have shown themselves ready to use a range of innovations, including 'high-tech' bioscience derived innovations. Together with findings on the effects of innovation, this indicates that smallholder farmers have a role to play in developing more food secure, agriculture-based, economic growth in rural areas and to contributing to household welfare in ways that 'big agriculture' cannot. Importantly the findings can be used to design better institutional support structures for smallholders and smallholder innovation. These findings are of value to and can be taken forward by international development partners and governments as well as NGOs and research organisations.
Description Project recommendations, developed from the project findings, formed part of final recommendations from the FAO Forum on Communication for Community Media for Family Farming in Rome October 2014 http://www.cccomdev.org/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=312:fccm-recommendations-presented-at-global-dialogue-on-family-farming&catid=70:fccm-blog&Itemid=416 . In addition recommendations were included in FAO International Year of Family Farming event in October 2014. Project recommendations also fed into the FAO Forum on Communication for Community Media for Family Farming regional meeting in Accra, Ghana in August 2015. FAO continue to consult (in 2016) re communication approaches and drawing on the findings from this project. Makerere University in Uganda who were partners in the project, have been providing leadership to the Uganda Forum for Agricultural Advisory Services, which has been assigned the task of drafting the national Agricultural Extension Ethics and Standards for the Ministry of Agriculture Animal Industry and Fisheries and have drawn on findings and experience from this project.
Description Project recommendations formed part of final recommendations from FAO Forum on Communication for Development & Community Media for Family Farming in Rome October 2014. Recommendations included in FAO International Year of Family Farming event.
Results and Impact Following participation in a workshop, continued engagement and dialogue has occurred with key policy makers on the outputs of this project. This has led to us jointly working with FAO on a policy document. The document is to be launched later in 2016.

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Maximize a longtime event sponsorship (the South Beach Wine & Food Festival) and retail partnership (Publix), while building brand equity by promoting active, healthy lifestyles.
Let’s build on “experiential equity!” Since day one (of a seven-year activation), Kidz Kitchen has been a fun, edu-taining destination for parents and kids attending the Festival.
Family-friendly celebrity chef demonstrations took place in a demo kitchen area, featuring appearances by top names like Giada De Laurentiis, Aaron Sanchez, Robert Irvine, Andrew Zimmern, James Tahhon and Rocco DiSpirito.
Our Fun & Fit section served up a variety of learning and play activities for parents and kids alike, teaching lessons about healthy eating, exercise and other positives.
Costumed characters, product sampling and distribution of Kellogg’s Recipe Cards added to the fun.
We promoted FuelGreatDays.com to drive web traffic and deepen Kellogg’s partnership with Publix.
Healthy indeed, as we drew thousands of people to our footprint; total event impressions and sampling added up another year of successful Festival activation!


text: Holiday Hills Village is an active adult community in Federal Heights, Colorado, near the foothills of the Rocky Mountains, and offers residents mountain views in addition to a convenient location. Natural landscaping adds to the beauty of the quiet manufactured home community which is located just 15 minutes from downtown Denver and five minutes from two major hospitals and shopping malls. Public transportation services are conveniently available at the community entrance.


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eCommerce web design is our leading service, providing businesses nationwide with a professional website and shopping cart solution. We're prepared to help your company find a solution for the needs that best suit you. Our eCommerce websites to streamline managing your online business each day.
When your e-commerce website is ready to launch, you will receive comprehensive training and ongoing support from our friendly team, along with a dedicated account manager.
We create effective ways to help clients win the race and digitally connect with their customers in a rapidly changing digital word.
Our eCommerce websites are optimized for desktop, mobile and tablet shopping. With platform features like unlimited products and categories, to a secure one-page checkout, we make online shopping easy for customers and easy to manage for website owners. From selling a product or subscription, to taking payments for a service, our team can develop the custom eCommerce website solution that's perfect for your business. Our developers are highly trained and are on the top of the list in the industry. We love to deliver more than requested - our services includes free of charge additions like nobody else on the market.


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Re: Neverwinter looking not as horrible?
Yeah but it's F2P not subscription based so it won't be an effort to try it.
I couldn't have paid less attention.


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Training equivalent to the Licenciatura Degree that enables enrolment in the Master course.
The methodology is seminar based, with a combination of theoretical presentation and discussion of models, methods and instruments with practical application exercises in delimited contexts and project activities in a studio environment. The student is required to execute weekly assignments consisting on readings, critical analysis and synthesis in response to questions, and a group project where course techniques will be exercised, to develop communication and work organization capacities, with four sessions of presentation & critique, for feedback.
- develop the capacity for autonomous learning in the field of HCI.
1. Brief history of HCI; Models of human performance, cognitive theory, activity theory, situated action.
7. Information visualization and sonification; Elements of visual and sound design; Adapting to devices and use contexts; Smartphone and tablet scenarios.
8. Interface architectures and techniques: from language to GUI, TUI and NUI.

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