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1. What is the T.I.P.P. program?
The T.I.P.P. Program is a monthly tax installment payment plan that enables ratepayers to make twelve monthly installments for property taxes rather than one annual payment.
2. Why should I use the T.I.P.P. program?
Woodlands County issues property tax notices once per year and the full balance is payable by June 30. As the amount is payable in one lump sum, many ratepayers find this places a burden on their cash flow. The T.I.P.P. program allows the ratepayer to break this large payment into equal monthly installments to make budgeting for monthly expenses easier. Ratepayers also avoid the possibility of missed payments and any corresponding penalty on the late payments.
3. How does the T.I.P.P. program work?
The plan runs from January to December each year. Payments are due and payable on the first day of each month. The first six months’ payments are based on the previous year’s property tax levy.
As a participant in the T.I.P.P. program, your monthly payments will be revised in July to coincide with the annual issuance of property tax notices. You will be advised in June of the revised monthly payments, which commence with your July payment.
Any adjustment required as a result of the annual levy will be spread over the last six payments of the year. These revised payments continue until June of the following year.
4. How do I withdraw from the program?
You may withdraw from the plan by giving written notice at least TWO WEEKS prior to the next payment date. NOTE: If you withdraw from the plan all unpaid taxes become due and payable. Taxes that remain unpaid will be subject to a penalty of 6 per cent on the balance outstanding if the withdrawal takes place after June 30, or a penalty of 12 per cent on the balance outstanding if the withdrawal takes place after August 30.
5. What if I change bank accounts?
If you change your bank account, please advise the County at least TWO WEEKS prior to the next payment date.
6. What happens if I sell my property during the year?
When your property is sold, T.I.P.P. participants are asked to inform the County at least TWO WEEKS prior to the next payment date. It is important that you notify us as soon as possible to ensure that payments are discontinued at the proper time.
7. How do I apply for the T.I.P.P. program?
To apply for the T.I.P.P. program, you are required to complete and sign a Pre-authorized Tax Payment Plan Agreement, which is available at County offices in Whitecourt and Fort Assiniboine. The deadline for applications for the next taxation year is December 21.
If you have more questions about the T.I.P.P. program, please call (780)778-8400 between the hours of 8:15 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. and 1:00 p.m. to 4:30 p.m., Monday to Friday.


text: Toeti Heraty was born in Bandung on 27 November 1933. Her father, Prof. Rooseno, was a well-known engineering expert and her siblings all work in the hard sciences. Toeti initially followed her family’s wishes, studying Medicine at the University of Indonesia from 1951 until 1955, obtaining an undergraduate level. Her studies in medicine, however, did not satisfy her brand of curiosity. She left the medical field and began what would be her journey from hard sciences to feminist poet. She continued studying at UI, in the department of psychology 1955 from 1962. During this period, she also studied at the University of Leiden, where she met her husband, biologist Eddy Noerhadi. They were married in 1958. She returned to Leiden for her doctorate, studying from 1971 until 1974. Her dissertation, which was later published, is titled Aku Dalam Budaya (The I/Ego in Culture). Toeti lead an active life in the academic world. She taught at the Psychology Faculty of Pajajaran University. Along with Soerjanto Poespowardojo, she founded Department of Philosophy in the Arts Faculty of UI, and served as a lecturer. She went on to chair the philosophy department in the UI, as well as the Post Graduate program for Philosophy Studies. Toeti also acted as Dean of the Jakarta Institute of the Arts. She was installed as acting professor in the UI Arts Faculty in 1994. Recognition for Toeti Heraty’s poetry came in the 1970’s, though she began writing nearly ten years earlier. Her background in psychology and philosophy informed her poetry, as did her position as a female in a male-dominated culture. Thus her poems give voice to the emotional struggles and disappointments of women. Her poems clearly show a feminist influence; yet their way of confronting patriarchy is both soft and ‘strong’, quietly questioning the complicity of a world that represses women. Most recently, she challenged the standard perception of one of Indonesia’s great archetypal figures: Calon Arang. Her lyric poem Calon Arang: the Story of A Woman Victimized by Patriarchy, challenges the one-dimensional perception of the famous mother/witch as an evil antagonistic character, but rather as a three dimensional woman acting against a repressive, patriarchal society. Toeti Heraty’s work as a feminist is not limited to her poetry, she is considered to be a member of Indonesia’s first generation of feminist thinkers, having written extensively on issues impacting women. Toeti Heraty continually questions, challenges and critiques her own culture and they way in which it marginalizes women. Apart from being a poet, feminist and academic, Toeti is also known as a lover of the arts. Her house at no. 6 Cemara St. in Menteng also acts as a gallery that holds works of the great painters like Affandi, Soedjojono, Srihadi and others. In 1998, Toeti Heraty was appointed head of Yayasan Mitra Budaya Indonesia (YMBI- Foundation for Lovers of Indonesian Culture) and is the manager of its premises. Apart from its cultural activities, YMBI also publishes a regular cultural magazine, Jurnal Perempuan. She also works with the NGO Suara Ibu Peduli.

industry_corpus2: Subject Education


text: 3. When unexpected illness strikes a pet, unexpected expense strikes as well. Fairfax Mobile Veterinary Services understands this and is able to make some special arrangements through the CareCredit program. It takes just 5 minutes to complete an application and will allow you to break down your payment into 6 monthly installments. You can either apply at our hospital, where we'll call in your application over the phone for immediate approval, or apply yourself online at: www.CareCredit.com.

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Fire Safety Rocks: A "Dalmatian" Fish from Grandpaw!
Check out my what Grandpaw is making me! I can't wait to see it after it comes out of the kiln!

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What words can you make with mocks?
An unofficial list of all the Scrabble words you can make from the letters in the word mocks. Anagrams and words you can make with an additional letter, just using the letters in mocks!
16 words can be made from the letters in the word mocks.
This page is a list of all the words that can be made from the letters in mocks, or by rearranging the word mocks. These words should be suitable for use as Scrabble words, or in games like Words with friends.

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Well, I heard that you—a female peacock just looking for a little prosecco, or maybe a nice rosé—got into a little trouble down at the local liquor store this week!
Five hundred dollars’ worth of broken liquor bottles! My God, what are you, a sophomore frat boy? We’re adult professionals now.
Next time just go down to Trader Joe’s and get you some of that canned sparkling wine. The place is already so wild at rush-hour that there is, ironically, much less risk of landing on the nightly CBS 2 broadcast. It’s too early in the summer to go that hard.


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Suzuki M37c lightweight alto melodion in a brown colour. The melodion is a fun instrument to play, with its own personal sound character.
2 types of mouth pieces and carrying bag included.


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Converting Taiwanese chhùn to terameters value in the length units scale.
TOGGLE : from terameters into Taiwanese chhùn in the other way around.
Convert length measuring units between Taiwanese chhùn (寸 cùn) and terameters (Tm) but in the other reverse direction from terameters into Taiwanese chhùn.
This online length from 寸 cùn into Tm converter is a handy tool not just for certified or experienced professionals.
First unit: Taiwanese chhùn (寸 cùn) is used for measuring length.
0.000000000000030 Tm is converted to 1 of what?
The terameters unit number 0.000000000000030 Tm converts to 1 寸 cùn, one Taiwanese chhùn. It is the EQUAL length value of 1 Taiwanese chhùn but in the terameters length unit alternative.
How to convert 2 Taiwanese chhùn (寸 cùn) into terameters (Tm)? Is there a calculation formula?
1. in practicing Taiwanese chhùn and terameters ( 寸 cùn vs. Tm ) values exchange.
How many terameters of length are in 1 Taiwanese chhùn? The answer is: The change of 1 寸 cùn ( Taiwanese chhùn ) unit of length measure equals = to 0.000000000000030 Tm ( terameter ) as the equivalent measure for the same length type.
In principle with any measuring task, switched on professional people always ensure, and their success depends on, they get the most precise conversion results everywhere and every-time. Not only whenever possible, it's always so. Often having only a good idea ( or more ideas ) might not be perfect nor good enough solution. If there is an exact known measure in 寸 cùn - Taiwanese chhùn for length amount, the rule is that the Taiwanese chhùn number gets converted into Tm - terameters or any other length unit absolutely exactly.
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This petition made change with 3,789 supporters!
Good news everyone, Max is going home!! If you're an animal lover please read the petition and sign it anyway. On behalf of Max, thank you!!
Max, an 85 pound Argentine Mastiff, is being unfairly imprisoned at the Denver Animal Shelter. On Tuesday, Feb 7th Max and his owner were enjoying a late afternoon walk when Max ran onto the frozen pond. The ice broke under his weight and Max was stranded in an icy pool of water. A firefighter from the West Metro Fire Dept. risked his life to rescue Max. The firefighter's heroics was captured by a news helicopter from KUSA, 9News, Denver. The next day Max, his owner and the firefighter appeared on a morning news show. Kyle Dyer a news anchor for the station was conducting the interview when she leaned in towards Max's head. Max who has shown no signs of aggression in the past, bared his teeth at Ms. Dyer then, on live TV bit her on the lip. Ms. Dyer, who apparently is a huge dog lover, was taken to the hospital for emergency treatment and is expected to make a full recovery. In the meantime Max, whose rabies shots are up to date is being held in "routine" 10 day quarantine at the Denver Animal Shelter. Shelter officials have said that Max "most likely" won't be put down. Most likely? This unfortunate event was NOT Max's fault, this was the result of human error. Max was undoubtedly feeling stressed from the previous day's events and from being in a TV studio with bright lights and studio equipment, not to mention a slew of well-intended, but unfamiliar humans. Free Max from his imprisonment!!!
Denver (Colorado) Animal Shelter: Free Max the dog!!!
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text: Alfonso Iaccarino’s restaurant insider the super-posh Aldrovandi Palace Hotel in Parioli is stylish and costly (the top suites can run more than €3,000 a night). Iaccarino’s background (he masterminded Michelin-starred Don Alfonso) is the Amalfitano south and the menu shows it. Pomodorini abound, red and ripe. The risotto ai frutti di mare feels straight-from-the Amalfi coast. In the middle there’s rabbit and other game, borrowed surreptitiously from Tuscany. The high manners (cloches over the pasta; no-price menus for women guests) comes at a high price — €120/140 a head and up (what do you expect for raved-about stockﬁsh and red pepper cannoli). Lots of Russian spoken in the lobby, which says a lot about the life and times of Rome circa 2008.

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feat. Apathy, Ill Bill, Blueprint from Rhymesayers, Craig G, Reef the Lost Cauze and more! Only 100 copies were pressed of this limited edition vinyl 12 inch and this is your only chance to get some classic tracks on wax by some of the best emcees and producers in the business. This album comes with a white jacket, no original art.
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Only 100 copies were pressed of this limited edition vinyl 12 inch and this is your only chance to get some classic tracks on wax by some of the best emcees and producers in the business. This album comes with a white jacket, hand illustrated with an original sketch cover by Adam ILLUS Wallenta. This is a great opportunity to get an original work of art and great music.
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text: This thesis is a contribution to the foreign policy discourse on the tension between defense and human rights in Central Asia over the past decade. This qualitative case study uses process tracing to explore how the need for cooperation on the War on Terror in Afghanistan affected US Government criticism of human rights abuses committed by its ally, Uzbekistan. The case study will demonstrate that the US was willing to remain a passive observer of human rights violations in Uzbekistan, provided the Government of Uzbekistan would cooperate with US geopolitical interests in the War on Terror.

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text: Scope and Content The Myles P. Murray collection consists of newspaper clippings and several pieces of correspondence mainly dealing with the political career of Myles Murray, although there are several newspaper columns which Mr. Murray wrote during World War II under the title "The Daily Doings of a Newfoundland Gunner." This material was collected by Mr. Murray's wife, Doreen. When received by the Archives, the clippings were in a three-ring binder with the clippings glued to loose-leaf exercise paper. While many of the items are not dated, the material spans the years 1941 to sometime in the 1960s. For purposes of preservation, the newspaper clippings were photocopied and the originals, which were deteriorating from age and storage in a damp place, were discarded. The items have been left in the same order as they had been in the binder, which was not chronological. The three pieces of correspondence have been placed in separate files, but photocopies have been left with the photocopies of the newspaper clippings where these items were originally located.


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Office: NO 329, Modarres Three, Tarbiat Modarres, Jalal Ale Ahmad Highway, Tarbiat Modares University.
Guiding Inter-disciplinary projects (Economics, Bio-technology, Automobile, Pharma) Training and consultation for Industrial applications.
Advising, directing young entrepreneurs for starting new company/product launch Design and development of innovative, easy to use medical devices.
Drafting and negotiating and execution of funded projects (Governmental and industrial) Market survey, analysis, company partnerships, Company mergers Building "Core teams" and "Technical Assets" in Academic institutions.
(a) 35 years of Teaching, Research and Industrial experience.
(b)Worked in 15 countries (France, U.K., Belgium, Netherlands, Sweden, Germany, Switzerland, Italy, Austria, Spain, Luxembourg, Latvia, USA, Argentina, India).
(c)Experience in Professional Services such as Teaching, Research, Market Survey, product definition, pre-sales, deployment, customer relations and project management in Europe, USA, India.
(d) Specialized in Valorization of research and bridging industry and academic in Europe, India.
(e)Development of core team in academic institutions to build technical assets.
(f) Defining and execution of Curriculum based on current and immediate future of industry/Society.
(g) Team lead: Leading experience of small to large teams concentrated or scattered over countries.
(h) Commercial negotiations, Project proposals and execution.
(i) People Management, Process Management, Performance Management, Conflict Management.

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What triggers toads to migrate in spring?
Toads marching to ancestral breeding ponds are one of the UK’s greatest wildlife spectacles.
As cold-blooded animals, common toads need to spend the British winter somewhere frost-free and not too wet, often under a stone, log or loose tree bark. Here they fall into a torpor, sometimes in groups.
“I once found a cluster squeezed under a paving slab on a patio,” says John Wilkinson of Amphibian and Reptile Conservation.
“The urge to migrate in toads is innate and genetically controlled, but it is environmental cues that fire the starting gun,” explains John.
Toads migrate at night, but don’t start moving en masse until early-evening temperatures reach 7–8°C – especially if it’s drizzly.
Toads migrate and breed later than frogs, which in mild winters may spawn as early as January or February.
Find out how you can help hibernating amphibians.
How do wading birds find food in mud?


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Walden University defines positive social change as a deliberate process of creating and applying ideas, strategies, and actions to promote the worth, dignity, and development of individuals, communities, organizations, institutions, cultures, and societies.
The mission of the Walden University Center for Social Change is to be a connective hub that promotes, facilitates, and supports collaborative partnerships, action research, and projects that lead to purposeful action for sustainable positive social change.
Our vision is to build a center that can serve as a meaningful, action-oriented catalyst, to help individuals and organizations focused on positive social change to connect, and to provide information that will support Walden University’s commitments to foster social change through research, projects, community engagement and the education of scholar-practitioners.
Please feel free to download and read our current 5-year social change plan that supports our vision.
Help strengthen the impact of Walden curricula in helping our students enhance their skills and knowledge to be effective agents of social change.
Award Walden Social Change Grants to qualified Walden faculty, students, and external stakeholders (Social Change Fellows).
Facilitate and support efforts to build ongoing, interdisciplinary streams of social change research and projects.
Partner with faculty, staff and other stakeholders to promote and support ongoing social change initiatives: The University Social Change Conference, Global Days of Service, Service Learning Initiatives, Scholars of Change Video contest, and other related programs.
Partner with Walden’s communication team to develop compelling ways to communicate and celebrate the impact our efforts are having in effecting positive social change.
Walden's Center for Social Change is proud to be a part of the Laureate Educational network and to be "Here for Good".
Walden University completed a rigorous assessment by B Lab®, an independent nonprofit organization that serves as a global movement of people using business as a force for good, and became a Certified B Corporation®.
Walden is a member of the Laureate International Universities network and Laureate Education, Inc. is a Certified B Corp® – the largest corporation ever to become a B Corp™.
Becoming a B Corp™ through the certification process demonstrates that Walden meets the highest standard of verified, overall social and environmental performance, public transparency, and legal accountability.
The performance standards are comprehensive, transparent and verified and measure our impact on all our stakeholders.
Click here for more information on Walden's and Laureate's participation in the B-Corp™ movement.
Laureate was named a “B Corp MVP” for 2017 by B Lab, the independent non-profit that certifies companies committed to using business as a force for good in the world.


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§ 156-1 Definitions and word usage.
§ 156-5 General discharge prohibitions.
§ 156-6 Federal Categorical Pretreatment Standards.
§ 156-7 Modification of federal standards.
§ 156-8 Specific pollutant limitations.
§ 156-10 Right of revision.
§ 156-15 Wastewater contribution permits.
§ 156-16 Reporting requirements for permittees subject to national prohibitive discharge standards.
§ 156-18 Inspection and sampling.
§ 156-21 Harmful contributions enforcement.
§ 156-22 Revocation of permit.
§ 156-23 Notice of violation.
§ 156-29 Allowance for storm sewer discharges.
§ 156-31 Service outside Borough limits.
§ 156-32 Collections; violations and penalties.
§ 156-33 Charges to be lien.
§ 156-34 Charge for certification of bill.
Plumbing — See Ch. 140.
Stormwater management — See Ch. 165.

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Our commission should be to serve our end users and purchasers with finest top quality and competitive portable digital products and solutions for 8 Year Exporter Cornstarch based bioderadable 1000ml clamshell to Myanmar Manufacturer, The product will supply to all over the world, such as: Sri Lanka , Hongkong , Pakistan , We would very much welcome an opportunity to do business with you and have pleasure in attaching further details of our goods. Excellent quality, competitive prices,punctual delivery and dependable service can be guaranteed.
PS/EPS fully auto forming and cutting machine can form PS/EPS foam box, tray, plate, container, egg box etc. by changing moulds. We will design mould according to your sample and requirements, and can also put your company LOGO on the mould. It is fully automatic. Forming, cutting and stacking are done in the same machine.
The Recycled Paper project allows students to make their own paper by recycling used paper materials as well as organic fruit and vegetable matter like celery, mango, or banana peels.

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text: Geothermal Heat PumpsEstablished in 1989. Choice Heating & Cooling services & installs heating & air conditioning systems for residential & commercial customers. We are committed to providing quality workmanship. Choice Heating & Cooling will customize your system to ensure your comfort & safety. Our installations include, but are not limited to: Gas or oil hot air, Gas or oil hot water, Air conditioning systems, Electric heat pumps, and specializing Geothermal heat pumps. All Systems Are Designed Using Computer run Manual J heat losses. Computer designed duct work systems. Computer designed radiant heating systems Why? Because we provide energy efficient systems that keep our customers comfortable year round. Complete computerized customer history to better serve our customer's heating and air-conditioning needs. Emergency service, factory and company trained technicians and salespeople. 10 year extended warranties in the business on newly installed equipment.

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My friends say that I am a sunny girl. I love reliable people, who are able to make decisions and take responsibility. I say what I mean and mean what I say. I like a good joke, and I enjoy it when I can make someone smile and feel good. I want to realize my potential, I love to learn new things! I work at the gym as a fitness instructor and help people to be healthy and fit! Wanna me to train you?
I am looking for a real man who love and value the life. The greatest thing is just to love and be loved in return. And even strong people need this feeling. I dream to create the relation on equal partnership with harmony and respect. All our dreams can come true… if we have the courage to pursue them. I want to share everything with my partner, with my soul mate. Shared joy is a double joy shared sorrow is half a sorrow.


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A versatile and extremely well-rounded performer, Zoe Jakes has developed an instruction style all her own and is a popular touring instructor, her workshops regularly selling out. Katarina Burda (an original member of Bal-Anat) is her first teacher and influence, and Zoe was a company member of Katarina's troop Aywah! along with the talented Mira Betz and Elizabeth Strong. She went on to perform with Suhaila Salimpour, spent a few years learning how to get in peoples faces in Extra Action Marching Band, and immersed in Americana Vaudeville with The Yard Dogs Road Show. A proud Member of The Indigo Belly Dance Company, Zoe holds Mardi Love and Rachel Brice as her teachers and inspiration. Currently Zoe Jakes is touring with her band Beats Antique, a group that has 6 albums and hundreds of live shows under their belt. Zoe designs and makes many of her own costumes and co-produces tracks with Beats Antique, also adding set designer and stylist to her body of work. Zoe Jakes has the desire and opportunity to bring belly dance to the masses, having performed at Coachella, Lollapalooza and Bonneroo in front of thousands of people that don't know belly dance from an elephant. It is her passion that Belly Dance can get a wider recognition and respect, and her classes reflect that with a focus on strong technique and long term motivation.
Zoe has classes at her home studio, Coven, in Oakland, travels all over the US to teach and perform, and has many classes on www.DaturaOnline.com. In 2015 Zoe launched her own tribal fusion belly dance format, DanceCraftTM. The purpose of this accredited dance program is to provide a structure in which dancers can progress towards an achievable goal, and to provide an opportunity to build a dancer's skills intelligently and clearly. This format applies strong technical training as a framework for artistry and creative expression. DanceCraft focuses on dance technique, strength and flexibility, musicality, choreography, improvisation, critical thinking, stamina, analysis, teamwork, belly dance history, teaching and creating original work.
Long lines, full body fluidity and dynamic floorwork make this dance a meditation in movement.
All the fun short phrases and old school movements of the Diamonds and Spades format! Good old fashioned bellydance. For more information about DanceCraft, click here.
Get to the root of bellydance with this focused class! Building blocks for pops and locks, shimmies, and body waves will be covered, and this workshop is suitable for the beginner up to advanced, as the concepts covered will deepen all levels of technique.


text: I was so happy to see this drop yesterday. The first Captain Marvel trailer! I love the new technology that can make actors look like their younger selves. Its amazing. Young Sam Jackson is cool. I really like Brie Larson. She is smoking hot. But she has a bit of a baby voice. So when she drops a tough line, its kind of comical. But overall, it has me hyped.


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Lately, I have been talking with a few of my fellow drivers on the topic of electronic on-board recorders (EOBRs), trying to get an objective, man-on-the-street, view of things and how the future legislation will affect us all. My goal was to just listen to what others had to say; I didn’t want to steer the conversation in any particular way, just to let things flow. So I took off my truck driver’s hat and wore my journalist’s one for a few days.
The results of my experiment astounded me. I chose a broad selection of drivers to talk to, company drivers for the big box carriers, lease-operators, local city drivers and some specialist drivers on heavy-haul and gravel trucks. This way I could get a fairly balanced view.
Unfortunately I never got a balanced view at all. I was left with the same impression by almost every driver. Even more unfortunate was that I had completely forgotten about the topic in question and the objective I had hoped to achieve from the general conversation.
It seemed almost impossible to have a conversation with anybody that I could call upon for a quote without issuing a Parental Advisory warning beforehand. F-bombs were thrown around like confetti. At first I didn’t pay much attention to it. After all, we’re big butch truckers. But the more it went on, the more disappointed I became.
How are we ever going to get anybody to hear our views when it appears that we cannot construct a sentence without swearing with every other word? There is no doubt that the question of EOBRs is something to bring out a passionate response, but surely there is a better answer than #$%@ that! How on earth can we expect to be taken seriously when we conduct ourselves in this manner?
Time and again I heard the same old story: “I told those (insert expletive of your choice) that I’m not doing that.” This was referring to instructions from dispatch or at a shipper/receiver.
Now, I took this with a pinch of salt at first, because I’ve worked on both sides of the desk. I used to work alongside drivers that were always telling me that they told the office to shove it, however when I moved into the office myself, I never heard so much as a peep out of them – all the bravado of the yard or truck stop had disappeared.
So it would appear that we say one thing, yet do another. Or do we? I have sat in on a couple of the listening sessions set up by the FMCSA. Listening to some of the questions and statements from the drivers had me wishing the ground would open up and swallow me.
Thankfully the F-bomb wasn’t dropped, but some of the questions and statements were very poorly thought out. Now don’t get me wrong, I applaud those that are passionate enough to actually take a stand and try to get their point across. At least they’re doing something. Unfortunately, the way their opinions were received is very troubling. I was not the only one there who was rolling my eyes.
The people at the FMCSA who are trying to bring in this legislation do this for a living. Debate is their bread and butter. They thrive upon it and quite often because of the legal jargon they use, the cause itself is completely lost. As long as the T’s are crossed and the I’s are dotted, they’re happy. We cannot hope to compete in a debate with these people unless we have all our ducks in a row. Sitting back and letting a few passionate people do all the work for us is not going to be enough.
We need representation from within our ranks. We cannot leave it to the likes of OOIDA, OBAC or the mega carriers to speak on our behalf. They all have their own agendas.
F-bombs aside, the overwhelming majority of drivers I have spoken to throughout my career have all said, in so many words, that nobody ever listens to them.
We’re a bit like a teenager in this respect; they too often complain that nobody understands or respects them. Well of course they don’t, nobody understands or respects grunts and tantrums, which is something we all need to remember if we want to be taken seriously.
The EOBR is just the beginning. Soon every aspect of our lives behind the wheel will be controlled by legislation. The people in the corridors of power have to justify their existence and because we have nobody speaking up on our behalf, we’re sitting ducks for anything they decide to throw in our direction. I think it’s about time we stand up, clear our throats and make them listen to us. We still have the right to free speech – for now.
Very well put, we have all been guilty of this at one time or another, but I hope that many read this and think about how they answer the next time someone asks their opinion.
I read your article while out on the road and found it to be very informing as to what now exsists in the trucking industry for drivers. Do not even turn your CB on at a truck stop it is disgusting. Waiting for fuel at certain truck stops in the U.S. you take your life in your hands if you do not move through after refuelling. Some Drivers have gone over the deep end due to low wages and only milage pay. Some driver,s only drive at night like maniacs on the highways to get the miles in. NO wonder they are against EOBRS which would give a driver his proper rest and make the highways safer I my self on extremley foggy nights travelling the interstates with a full load have been passed and practically blown off the road by other driver,s who could not possibly see the road ahead. Get these idiot truckers off the road.

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Lots to include many catalogue lost or returned commercial & trade materials, office, cleaning, motor, civil engineering, metal, electrical items, tools, household goods, boxed furniture, sofas, chairs, beds, wines & spirits.
Lots are either a catalogue return, unclaimed goods or a despatch return and are sold without reserve. Some boxed items are sealed and therefore cannot be viewed in there entirety and as such we are unable to give a condition report. Sealed boxes cannot be opened for viewing and refunds cannot be given for lots that are faulty or incomplete.


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This discussion guide is designed for small group studies and discussions corresponding with the DVD, Joshua Be Strong And Courageous with Todd Phillips.
Whether a slave making bricks or a leader of a nation, Joshua lived a life defined by courage, humility, prayer, and worship. His life serves as an example and encouragement to us all. Join author Todd Phillips in the heart of the nation’s capitol as he uses American history to illuminate the story of Joshua in a way never before experienced. This 4-part series will challenge everyone to be strong and courageous.


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There is an article about Ardantane on the Wild Hunt website.
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Once the weather warms up, my thoughts turn to iced coffee and good books. I love the summer reading lists that start popping up everywhere and I fill my library holds list until it bursts. Some of my favorite lists are from Modern Mrs. Darcy and Everyday Reading.
For this summer we decided to do something a little bit different. One of my biggest challenges when reading is how to switch gears when I finish a book. I want to keep reading, but my brain is so firmly in the world created by the author that I have a hard time immediately switching to a new book, a new world, a new set of characters. One thing that keeps me reading going is reading a series, or reading another book by the same author, a binge read if you will. With that in mind, we’ve created a summer binge reading guide with input from my own favorites as well as some suggestions from my reader friends.
Don’t run away just because I started with a classic! If you haven’t read these books but have always wanted to, well now is the perfect time. If like me, these are old favorites, perhaps this summer is the time to reimmerse yourself into this world?
I recently reread the first two books in this series when the third was released and I can’t stop telling people to read this series. The audiobooks are well done, too and I’m not even a particularly big fan of audio. I haven’t read her other books but they’re definitely on my to-be-read list!
I loved these futuristic re-tellings of classic fairy tales. I tried explaining the first book, Cinder, to my husband and as soon as I said, “Well, it’s Cinderella, but Cinder is a cyborg-” I lost him. This was the sort of series that had me hating the long wait times on my library’s hold list, and would be great to read all four in quick succession.
My friend Erin recommended this and I was reminded that I read the first, but not the next two. These books are beasts, but I really enjoyed the first one, so if you don’t want a book that you’re going to finish in a weekend, maybe try these!
This is a recommendation from a friend who says it’s great for “folks who like old-timey stuff.” The first book alone has tons of 5 star reviews on Amazon, so I’m adding it to my personal list.
Another friend, Sheila, recommends this series. The series is being adapted into movies with Lin-Manuel Miranda producing, so you know my interest has been piqued.
I am a Rainbow Rowell fangirl (pun intended) (and she recently released a short story that just made me even more anxious for her next full-length book.) My top three suggestions from her are Attachments, Eleanor & Park and Fangirl. I’ve read Fangirl more times than I care to count.
I find Reid’s books on recommended reading lists all the time. I’ve read and enjoyed both After I Do and Maybe in Another Life and have her other books on my rather long list of books to read.
Hilderbrand is the QUEEN of summer reading and her Nantucket set novels are the perfect thing to read all summer long. Her newest book is The Identicals, but the good news is that she has so many books, that you shouldn’t have a problem finding a few on the shelves in your local library.
I’ve read so many books from Sarah Dessen and I’ve enjoyed them all. Many (all?) of her books are written in the same universe, so while they’re not a series, you’ll often see overlapping locations and characters, which is always fun without requiring you to have read the other books. Her newest book, Once and for All is on a number of summer reading lists, but you’ll likely have better luck finding some of her other books immediately available, especially if you’re a library user like me!
Surely you’ve heard of Big Little Lies after the HBO miniseries based on the bestseller was all anyone could talk about earlier this year. I had a hard time getting in to her latest, Truly, Madly, Guilty, but I enjoyed The Husband’s Secret, Big Little Lies and What Alice Forgot .
Several friends named the following authors as excellent reads, although I don’t have specific books from one of them to specifically recommend: Robert Galbraith, Ruth Ware (I really enjoyed The Woman in Cabin 10), Barbara Kingsolver, Anne Lamott, Louise Penny (I grabbed two of her books from the library this week,) Tana French and Alice McDermott.
Who did we miss? Tell us your favorite summer, and year-round binge reads!
The Court of Thorns and Roses trilogy by Sarah J. Maas are totally binge-worthy. Each book is better than the last. It’s love. I want to climb inside that series.

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For people who aren't truck drivers, trucking may seem like a job full of boredom and long hours spent doing nothing. That is far from the truth. Driving a big rig takes the ability to concentrate fully on the road for hours at a time while avoiding distractions that may take that concentration away from the road and the people on it. At Transport Distribution Company in Joplin, MO, we know that professional truck drivers who are used to the routes they travel on still never get really bored because traffic and weather patterns are always changing. However, there are some things truckers can do to pass the time when things are a little quieter.
Everyone knows that the right road tunes can make driving over distance easier. The Doobie Brothers said it best.
Some drivers find that audiobooks are a good way to pass the time when there is no one else on the road. However, others find that audiobooks can be too distracting.
The most professional truck drivers know that if the driving is getting boring, it is time for a vacation or some time off. Driving an 80,000-pound vehicle that is 70 feet long on a road with people in other vehicles who aren't professional drivers takes a lot of concentration. Those performing the best truck driving jobs in Joplin, MO, are aware of their limits and know how to take care of themselves.


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Each Friday at 9:30am, KICK-FM will feature an artist on the rise during the Breakthrough Artist of the Week, brought to you by Glass One Quincy, home of the hassle free guarantee.
Jessie Chris has already racked up an impressive amount of accolades in her relatively short time as an artist so far. She kicked it all off in 2015 as the youngest performer at CMAFest, getting to share the stage with the likes of Luke Bryan, Chris Young and Trace Adkins. In June of last year, The Today Show named her the artist of the month, and Billboard declared her one of the artists to watch in 2018. Jessie turned to music as a child as an escape from extreme bullying from her peers, and in turn has become a fierce advocate for anti-bullying campaigns. Visit Jessie Chris' website for more info about her. Her music is available on iTunes.
Did you miss "Rome" on-air, or just want to hear it again? Check it out below!


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The Essex North Shore Agricultural and Technical School District holds contractual agreements with administrators, other positions, three collective bargaining units, and other agreements. The contracts are below.
*These positions are part of the Hathorne Teachers Federation, Local 1269, AFT, but are quasi-administrative roles.


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In 1985 Young Gen acquired their own spacious headquarters building and with it a new independence. No longer reliant on school halls for rehearsal accommodation, they were now free to embark on training and other projects which had hitherto been impossible. These include theatre workshops and a week long summer school. The headquarters is ideally situated in parkland with an adjacent car park. It has a large studio/rehearsal room with baby grand-piano, a second smaller rehearsal room with a second piano, changing rooms, tuck shop, fully equipped kitchen, workshop and props area, extensive wardrobe, and a recently added disabled toilet facility. The building is in constant use by either Young Generation or Chelmsford Operatic Society (CAODS) with additional long-term bookings by The Chelmsford Ballet Company, a local dancing school and occasional bookings by other groups sharing the same interests.
Young Gen rehearses at its headquarters on Thursday evenings and all day Saturday.


text: Capture the rest and relaxation of a Deep Creek Lake vacation with a stay at Better Lake Than Never! This five-bedroom home captures the invigorating spirit of the lake with bright and sunny interior and sparkling lake views. Your hot tub waits outside, offering up the perfect place to soak away your stresses and take in starry night skies with loved ones by your side. Whether you are taking advantage of the home’s central location close to area shopping, restaurants, and lake activities, or spending a lazy day at home, you are sure to love it here. You even have the option of heading across the street to the home’s lake access to dip your toes in the water and start dreaming and scheming of all the places your day will take you. Isn’t it time you spoil yourself in a home designed for pleasure and enjoyment? Better Lake Than Never! Experience it yourself—book today!

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His face is serious. Smile stern, taut cheeks, posture narrowed. I have always found him photogenic. To explain to him why I feel it is inappropriate to take a picture in this setting is to flout my “white boy English,” that eloquent speech imposed upon me as a child, the elaborate words I mastered in order to get good grades in my undergraduate courses, the vocal tones and hand gestures of a PhD candidate—and necessary for any dream of upward mobility. He doesn’t feel the structure around me as I do. Our loving is at the border of our oppositions.
On November 18, 2013, Cruz Marcelino Velazquez Acevedo, a 16-year-old from Tijuana, Mexico, dies on the border. He does not drown in a ditch, a canal, or the Rio Grande, as so many migrants trying to cross over into the United States do. He does not dehydrate in the deserts of Texas or Arizona or California. He is not even trying to cross over to, as so many call it, “illegally migrate.” In San Ysidro, at the border crossing of the United States and Mexico, he dies from an overdose, from too many sips of the liquid methamphetamine he is trying to smuggle over.
20/20 dedicates an episode to Velazquez. The episode’s title is “Life and Death at the Border.” The episode provides a minute-by-minute rundown of Velazquez’s time at the border checkpoint according to the footage made public by U.S. Customs and Border Protection. The program includes the testimonies of the two border officers who—accused but never convicted—coerced Velazquez to drink the liquid in order to prove it was not drugs, as the teen had said. They bring in a toxicologist to give expert analysis on what overdoses do to the body, and a former commissioner of the agency who deems the actions of the officers “inappropriate” and “misconduct.” The television program highlights the ruthlessness of the cartels, the lucrative market for methamphetamines, and the violence of the border. The program wraps into an hour the hundreds of years compressed, conflicts, insurrections, and civil wars. As in the title “Life and Death at the Border,” the border, like anytime we say the word “the border,” becomes yet another theory of what the border is supposed to mean.
An installation: a wall of backpacks. All sizes, all colors, all varieties. Each one is considerably dirty, and many are blanched by constant exposure to the sun. What are we looking at? Scratch that: What are we being made not to see?
After more than 10 minutes of suspension, one backpack in particular catches the eye. The backpack is a pink that pops, a plastic-looking pink you see in the Walmart’s Back-to-School section. It is small, and its smallness makes it stand out among so many larger backpacks, a landscape of faded browns and blacks. Plastered on the front of the backpack is Dora the Exploradora. This backpack must have belonged to a little girl who, for one reason or another, had to abandon her backpack along the border of the United States and Mexico. The other details of her life are unknown.
I am 12 years old when my brother dies. My mother and sister ask the coroner, “Was he in a lot of pain when it happened?” I am not present when they ask him, because they do not feel I am old enough, but something tells me, knowing their way of being forcefully insistent, that the coroner told them what they wanted to hear, that he could see the proof of their pain in their eyes. “He felt nothing, absolutely nothing,” they report back, allegedly repeating the coroner’s words verbatim.
But if the coroner is telling the truth, how can he know what my dead brother experienced? Where is the evidence for the existence of this non-pain? My mother and sister feel it is a justice if he felt pain. It corroborates their theories. For if he felt pain, much like we wonder if Velazquez felt pain, we can project all our anger and torment onto the ones responsible for creating the pain: the drunk driver / the United States government. But if there is no pain? If the coroner is right and life, in an instant, in a flash, extinguishes into nothingness, without those human things we call suffering, pain, torture, and violence, what then? How do we justify a life? How do we prove to others that my brother / Velazquez mattered?
7:11 p.m.: Velazquez wipes his forehead.
7:36 p.m.: He starts sweating heavily, his body shaking.
7:48 p.m.: Handcuffed and standing up, Velazquez screams, “mi prima,” “mi hermana,” “mi corazón.” He rocks back and forth. Several officers watch him. The one officer who told him to drink the liquid drugs wipes the sweat from his forehead.
7:51 p.m.: He is strapped into a gurney, eyes rolling into the back of the head, the limbs in a frenzy, the head convulsing.
8:24 p.m.: In the hospital, he is unresponsive, pupils fixed, fixed on the beyond.
8:39 p.m.: Velazquez is put on a respirator.
8:57 p.m.: Velazquez dies from acute methamphetamine intoxication.
In the court of law, in the break rooms of Immigration and Customs, on the big-screen TV of some John and Joanne’s home in the Upper West Side or Springfield or Malibu or Main Street, does this footage prove anything? Can this tell the millions of viewers why he risked it all to traffic drugs into the United States? What brought him to the border the day he died? Any pursuit of a “why” presupposes there is one reason, one cause, one deciding factor that urges bodies to risk everything.
Unable to move from standing in front of the Dora backpack, I take a picture. I concentrate on the backpack. I tell myself to think beyond this blankness I am feeling right now. I do everything I can standing in place, as if some sentence from the void will pull through, some word or clause or syllable will whisper to me, shout at me, tell it to me. The backpack does not open itself up to interpretation.
Visuals without audio: What is on trial is not the voice but the body’s language. One of the officers makes the gesture to drink by bringing hand to mouth. The other officer places the liquid substance before Velazquez and nods his head, encouraging, commanding, enforcing. Velazquez swallows from the bottle of the liquid drug four times, hoping to convince them it is not a drug, so he can cross through, deliver it, and return home without any backlash from the cartels. The incident report filed the same night notes Velazquez “voluntarily” drinks the substance. Protocol, according to the report, is followed.
This report is a document of the United States of America. 20/20’s report is an attempt to counter the federal report with the facts of the matter—the body language, expert opinions, and eyewitness accounts. There is no doubt the viewer will notice the program’s sympathies are with Velazquez. But the solution on offer is nothing more than getting rid of a few bad apples, nothing less, making sure they hire no more bad apples, nothing more.
1) The border, and the many meanings of the border, is not meant to be relived. It is to be tucked away safely in a memory box, dusted on occasion for a brief recollection, but not reexperienced.
2) The border is a trauma, living in the body, triggering and affecting, passed on to other bodies. The border, as E— seems to be suggesting, can manifest even here downtown in New York City, so far from the United States–Mexico border, so far from my undocumented father who now lives in rural New Jersey.
20/20 cites other deaths along the border. A family picnicking on the Mexican side of the border is shot at by border patrol on a boat, killing the father. A teenage boy, accused of throwing rocks across the border, is shot 10 times. A man is tased over and over again by a mob of border-patrol agents for being on drugs. In all cases, no charges are brought against these officers, no protocols against violence are implemented. These flash points of life and of death are innumerable. They define the border as we know it.
On display: a spiral-bound notebook. The pages are warped by water damage. The paper near the metallic binding appears to be eaten away, lined with holes and tears. The front cover, made of plastic, looks melted; the colors are a faded swirl of blue, tan, and black—no doubt the result of a ruthless exposure to sunlight. Though unopened (perhaps even unopenable?), the pages appear blank. One can only surmise that the waves of a river or the soaking in a ditch washed away whatever stories, fragments, or ramblings were contained within them. Or maybe, just maybe, there was nothing yet written down on those pages. Blank pages of journal entries yet to be, poems in process, theories waiting for the right words to explain themselves.
She hesitates, an “ummm” trips on her lips, she nods her head slightly, her facial features formulating the appropriate sentence, the appropriate language, the appropriate face for the camera watching her: “I can’t . . . I heard him screaming.” She looks down at the table before her, wringing out her wrists, eyes red, the biting of the lip. Scene changes.
One officer in particular is zeroed in on. The footage of her testimony is masterfully edited to account for the frequent pauses between speech, downward cast eyes, intelligible language breaking down into unintelligible sounds, a sniffle here and a clearing of the throat there. Guilt can be found in the body of the individual. If the logic of the camera is followed, nations and organizations and corporations and ideologies and systems are incapable of guilt. Their immaterial bodies cannot be recorded, edited, and represented like the testimonies of a human.
We see shootings of unarmed men on a livestream caught on tape by girlfriends, helicopters reporting on the border men beaten to death by a mob, a bystander recording a man dying from a chokehold screaming out “I CAN’T BREATHE! I CAN’T BREATHE!” and no one can imagine governments or mindsets or corporations giving the confidence necessary for individuals to commit such violence. (What would it look like to put a power structure on trial, to make a system testify, to force an ideology to swear on the Bible? Absurd, no doubt, but a limit we ought to challenge.) Motives for the guilty are sought of the individual kind: personal vendettas, hate crimes, ignorance, negligence, and so on and so forth. We are made to believe some humans are just naturally born evil, corruptions of humanity, exceptions to some unspecified norm, a backwardness to be transcended. The promise is that certain kinds of humans, who think in certain kinds of ways, who live their lives in certain kinds of ways, will, eventually, in due time, be phased out. But the question never asked is what ways of living and being in the world are we waiting to extinguish? Because to ask such a question is to confront question, problem, and answer head-on.
E— calls me over to where he is. “Mira . . .” he says, pointing to an object I had overlooked earlier. The object is one sheet of lined paper with writing on it. The sheet appears to have been water damaged, the tint of the page a dark brown as if exposed to muddy waters, the edges of it curled as if fried by the sun. A letter? An essay? Spoken-word poetry?
The letters are blocky, as if the writer was pressing down on the pen hard, belabored. The words are in English. Full sentences cannot be deciphered, but the beginnings of some are as follows: “TheRE GOES my . . .” “LET THE Good . . .” “My BRown eye . . .” One word that reads as “VASANOVA” has the words “we on the,” above it, as if the writer is amending a thought, being more precise with their meaning. Given the free use of uppercase and lowercase letters in these words, I wonder if the writer is an English-language learner, teaching themselves, though imperiled, though endangered, though risking life, a foreign language on the border.
I want to ask E— why he directed me to see this, why this affected him in some way, but it soon hits me: He directs my attention to it because he knows it will have this impact on me. He knows I love studying penmanship, analyzing how a loop, a space between letters, an illegible word can tell us about a life we do not know. He knows writing in all its forms is important to me.
The loose leaf leaves us to our theories.
The toxicology expert 20/20 hired gives the viewer a run-down of what Velazquez is experiencing: blood pressure rising exponentially, a fever spiking, the body unable to cool, delirium, the body working double-time. Chemistry kills Velazquez. The toxicologist needs to emphasize to the reporter interviewing him, “Cruz was in an immense amount of pain.” Immense: an adjective describing quantity, intensity, degrees. Immense as syllables as an adjective as a word as language tries to describe the indescribable. Futile as it may be, the toxicologist uses the word in efforts to describe to us, as best he can, how the body is bound by laws, how the body is testimony, how the body testifies.
About to leave. E— and I are staring at photographs of the Arizona desert where many of the objects in the exhibit were acquired. Though beautiful, though sublime, photographs have a harder time of catching my attention. Too still, possibly.
I turn around from the photographs, and from E—. There are four women looking at a tire I had glossed over earlier, a tire once employed by men to help repair the walls along the U.S.-Mexico border, a tire turned museum object. I didn’t see them enter the exhibition. They look like my tías and primas. One appears to be in her late 30s, and the three others look to be no older than 15. The women are huddled around the tire. Bodies poised in attention. Their brown eyes are the eyes of concentration. What do they contemplate there before the tire? How do they do this combined effort of thought?


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Year In Ideas 2008 @ The NYTimes is a little tricky to navigate, but there is a lot to see, including our old favorite – the crow vending machine!
In June, Josh Klein revealed his masterâ€™s-thesis project to a flock of crows at the Binghamton Zoo in south-central New York State. The New York University graduate student offered the birds coins and peanuts from a dish attached to a vending machine heâ€™d created, then took the peanuts away. Klein designed the machine so that when the crows searched for the missing peanuts, they pushed the coins out of a dish into a slot, causing more peanuts to be released into the dish. The Binghamton crows quickly learned that dropping nickels and dimes into the slot produced peanuts, and the most resourceful members of the flock began looking for more coins. Within a month, Klein had a flock of crows scouring the ground for loose change.
Cornell University and Binghamton University to study how wild crows make use of his machine. Although his invention might conjure Hitchcock-worthy visions of crows stealing the loose change from pedestriansâ€™ pockets and hands, Kleinâ€™s conception is more benign. To Klein, the machine demonstrates the value of cooperating with â€œsynanthropesâ€ â€” animals that have adapted seamlessly to human environments. â€œRather than just killing off a species, why not see if they can do something useful for us, so we can all live in close proximity?â€ he said. To pursue his research, he founded the Synanthropy Foundation this year. Someday, he hopes, similar techniques may allow us to train rats to sort our garbage for us.

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Have you ever taught a course thinking it was going great - students were engaged, they were participating, and they completed all their assignments. Then, you receive the course evaluation forms and your heart sinks.
In the depths of your reflection, you drown yourself in questions like "what went wrong?" "what didn't they like?" "were they unhappy?" "what did they think the course was about?" and so on. The surface of the water is nearing, and with this article I will stop you from sinking any further.
My personal teaching philosophy is that satisfying teaching experiences come from designing worthwhile learning experiences. In my research, I have found some who support my position on the student experience. To achieve this, I believe we need to consider the expectations of the instructor, the institution, and the student.
In the book Student Engagement Techniques, Barkley states that there should be an open dialogue between institutions and faculty about how important different teaching strategies are to student success, how often these strategies are used, and what a teacher believes is important to a certain course (p. 43). Robert Smallwood (2008) , supports Barkley by saying that “in many respects, [student engagement is] a three-way partnership between students, faculty, and administration that results in a classroom environment conducive to maximizing adult learning” (pg. 42).
When the institution and faculty are in constant communication about what is being delivered, and how it is being delivered, student success will be achieved. In adapting this philosophy, change is inevitable. The main change will be changing our thought patterns to include thinking about what our students want from us - what they really want.
The Association for Supervision and Curriculum Development (ASCD) asked students to describe a time when they felt they were engaged and motivated when learning. They identified a number of ways teachers can help build a worthwhile learning experience. If institutions help teachers use some of the points mentioned, like showing teachers how they can make a difference, making them feel important, and bringing out their best selves, they will find the strength they need to make change.
Key changes must take place in order for teachers to change to learner-centered teaching, as proposed by Wiemer and Blumberg in Elizabeth Barkley's Student Engagement Techniques. Their model serves as a guide for teachers and consists of a 7 step process where teachers analyze the balance of power, function of content, role of the teacher, responsibility for learning, and the purpose and process of evaluation (p. 88). Learning and following this process will only help to empower teachers and institutions in facilitating change.
Jose Bowen, in his book Teaching Naked, states “we like to think of students as our product rather than our customers,” (p. 217) and that we need to become more focused on designing learning experiences (p. 246). To help design student learning experiences that build appeal and bridge the expectations gap, here is a list of 15 things students really want from teachers. Remember, and this is most important, without students, we are unemployed.


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Here you will find books, ebooks, articles, websites, and other links about health & medicine.
Welcome to the West Valley College Library information portal for health & medicine. I have found some credible websites, subscription databases, books and e-books to support your classroom experience. Use the tabs across the top of the guide to navigate and do not hesitate to ask a librarian for help.
TED Talk: Rebecca Onie "What if Our Heathcare System Kept Us Healthy?"
Interactive Tutorial for TED Talk: Rebecca Onie "What if Our Heathcare System Kept Us Healthy?"
Keep organized. Keep a binder or electronic folder with copies of articles, your notes, and drafts of your outline.


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Matthew provides individual psychotherapy, family and marital counseling, anger management and life skills counseling to individuals and groups, premarital counseling, and teen counseling. Matthew aims to make your counseling experience as fulfilling and meaningful as possible.
Matthew uses an integrative approach to therapy which allows him to customize a treatment plan that will be suited to your needs.
Matthew Evans, MA, LPC-Intern is a professional counselor in Plano, TX working under the supervision of Bob Fine, LPC-S.
Ben Salicco is a Licensed Professional Counselor Intern, supervised by Bob Fine Licensed Professional Counselor Supervisor. Ben is a contracted counselor for Fine Marriage and Family Therapy based out of Flower Mound, Texas. Ben has 5 years of experience working with individuals and couples who suffer from addiction, depression, anxiety as well as, trauma caused by emotional, sexual or physical abuse. He also has experience working with individuals diagnosed with personality disorders, with a special emphasis on borderline personality disorder and issues related to spiritual/religious abuse.
Bob Fine is a Licensed Professional Counselor-Supervisor specializing in couples, family and individual therapy, and maintains a private practice in Plano, TX and Flower Mound, TX.
With over 20 years experience as a therapist, and as a Doctoral Student in Marriage and Family Therapy at Texas Woman's University in Denton, TX, he has gained education and experience that has allowed him the opportunity to work in a variety of settings. He has provided therapy and supervision at a psychiatric hospital, a battered women's shelter, a non-profit agency providing therapy and services to victims and low income clients, and has provided therapy to residents and supervision to therapists at a homeless shelter. He has worked in diverse capacities including as an inpatient unit therapist, working with batterers and victims of domestic violence and as a home study evaluator for county courts. He has also served as a clinical director, a clinical supervisor, an interim executive director of non-profit agencies, an adjunct professor at a community college and he has supervised LPC Interns working on state licensure requirements. Bob is currently providing services as a private practitioner working with a broad spectrum of clients. Some of his areas of expertise are working with couples, trauma, mood disorders, anxiety disorders, family violence, substance abuse and he continues to provide supervision to LPC-Interns.


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OnBase VNA helps healthcare organizations provide authorized users across their organization access to a more complete patient record.
The OnBase vendor-neutral archive storing and archiving DICOM and non DICOM data in its native format.
OnBase VNA helps healthcare organizations provide authorized users across the organization access to a more complete patient record.


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He was from a world that had suffered horrendous losses and he had committed revolting acts just to survive. He knew he had hurt others and took their very freedoms away. He wasn’t evil or merciless. He was as much a victim as they were, a casualty of circumstance: raised to be stronger, pushed to be smarter, better, tougher, and faster than everyone else. His destiny had been set long before he was born, survival his only option.
She had overcome great odds to achieve what she had. Everything she had, she had earned, and deserved. She was a strong woman who believed in acceptance and forgiveness. Her beliefs, would be put to the test and her life would never be the same again. Would she be strong enough to not only survive, but be able to embrace this new life? Could she accept this situation and accept him, accept who and what he was? To do so, she would have to be able to forgive him. Would she be able to, and against all logic, would she be able to love him?
For better or worse, till death do they part, when all hope was lost, fate put them on the path that they were destined to be on, to save both their worlds. Graphic content, for adult readers only.


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With the intention of creating a transdisciplinary, postgraduate platform on architecture, landscapes, and settlements in Bangladesh, Bengal Institute’s Academic Program was launched in August, 2015. Structured around seminars, lecture series, and workshop styled design studios, the Academic Program offers short sessions in Spring and Fall Sequences that are open to anyone with an interest in the arrangement and rearrangement of the environment.
Established in 2015, the Research and Design Program is dedicated to the research, design and planning of cities, settlements and landscapes. The aim of the program is to facilitate planned physical future of Bangladesh along with socio-economic development. Operating in various scales from national to small neighborhood, the key focus of the program includes small towns, public space, and public transport, livability in high density, hydrology, landscape and settlements. In collaboration with various government, non-government, local and international institutions, the program has a diverse operation.
Principal Architect, VITTI Sthapati Brindo Ltd.


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Less than a month after surrogate mother Melissa Cook went public about the pressure she was receiving to abort one of the three triplets she was carrying for a man, another surrogate mother has come forward stating that she is also being told she must abort one of the three triplets she is carrying.
Brittneyrose Torres told the New York Post she is refusing the biological parents’ demand that she abort one of the three babies – the female. The other babies are identical boys. She is 17 weeks pregnant.
According to The New York Post, Torres is to receive at least $30,000 — $25,000 for carrying one baby and $5,000 extra for carrying two or more in her contract with the babies’ parents. The biological parents are claiming that the contract includes a provision which allows them to tell Torres to abort, and they are withholding payments unless she does abort their daughter.
[The biological parents] knew from the beginning that we wouldn’t want to abort unless it was a life-and-death situation…. We would never want to abort a baby’s life.
Torres also says that the biological parents were excited about having triplets at first, but at 12 weeks gestation, they told her to have just the one baby aborted.
Torres said she offered to adopt the baby girl, but the parents refused. Torres is hoping that her story will educate other women considering becoming surrogates so that they know what they would be getting into.


text: Cassandra, Oracle, Savant, Visionary, Sibyl; The High Priestess is the bringer-of-wisdom to those who ask the right questions and can understand her potentially cryptic answers. But what if the High Priestess isn’t just a fount of wisdom sitting alone atop an aerie retreat? What if the High Priestess is a force that lives amongst us? Visiting one person or the other, thru ‘fate’ and ‘chance’ giving us the glimpses of truths we may not even know we are seeking? When you see someone trip and fall, or they realize loudly that they’ve lost their phone or wallet or purse and we think: “Oh, wow, that could have been me.” Maybe that’s the spirit of the High Priestess, working via mysterious and indirect ways, trying to teach us something. So when the High Priestess comes into a reading, ask: what am I not being told but shown by the actions and roles and events that affect others? What is the universe trying to tell me that I may not be looking for?


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Waist Pack, Aegend™ Running Belt: A Must-Have for running, walking, hiking and more! Giveaway Opportunity!
Waist Pack, Aegend™ Running Belt A Must-Have for running, walking, hiking and more! Giveaway Opportunity!
I have to admit before receiving this product, I was slightly worried that it would remind me of the old school fanny packs. Nothing against those..they were cool back in the day. But, today? Not as cool! I was quite thrilled when I did receive this product though because it is..well, stylish and cool and it is also lightweight and comfortable to wear. I love the size too! It is not too big (like those old school fanny packs!) but it it just the right size for my keys, cash and phone. Just what I need when I am jogging, walking or hiking. So, I am not a Runner…but I can walk pretty fast! I plan to use this on my next 5K!
We have teamed up for a Giveaway! One winner will win their own Aegend Running Belt! To enter, leave a comment below telling us why you would like to win! Deadline to enter is June 30th, 2015 at noon PST. US residents only.
Self Disclosure: I received a sample product from Aegend in exchange for an unbiased review.
this will be good for my walks…right now i just carry my phone and ID. It would be hands free.
This sounds great! Not too big, but would allow me to be hands free, especially for the summer, when most dresses have no pockets!
This would be great to take on trips to amusement parks and museums.
It would be a good choice to use on the walk.
this sounds great..I need something like that.
this would be great for my walks!
Too bad I don’t run!
It would hopefully encourage my husband to get rid of his fanny pack (yes, he still has one!).
I’d love to win for hiking and amusement parks.
Congrats Debbie M! I will email you for shipping info.

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Even if you’ve put together a faultless resume and you’re dressed perfectly for the position, you still have a lot riding on the interview – perhaps the most yet. If you’ve made it to the interview, you’ve come pretty far. Make sure you don’t blow it at this point by not knowing what to expect or how to respond. Expecting the following questions and knowing answers will help you demonstrate professionalism and competence.
This question has about as much potential as anything you could be asked. Don’t talk about your love of climbing, however, talk about anything that relates to you and the job for which you’re applying. Think of your history, your traits, your characteristics and how they might relate to the job at hand. Don’t drone on too much about yourself but if at all possible provide a little insight into how who you are specifically qualifies you for this job.
This question let’s you brag about yourself just a little, which everyone should enjoy. Expound on the traits you mentioned when asked about yourself, but go into a little more detail. Once again, make sure your answers specifically reflect those abilities relevant to the job.
What Would Be Your Greatest Weakness: Nobody likes being asked about their faults, but this can be an excellent question to help you point out a place in which you’re working on improving. Avoid the completely cliché answers like “I’m a perfectionist” and answer honestly with something that hopefully isn’t directly associated with the position for which you’re applying.
Of course you will often be able to answer honestly and innocuously with news that you’re relocating your family or that your position was eliminated due to corporate downsizing. Don’t shy away from those answers, they won’t hurt.
It’s important to answer this question with practical, common sense answers. Don’t tell your interviewer that you hope to be retired or in his position. Once again, keep your answer to specifics relevant to the job. Mention your hopes for growth with skill sets relevant for the position for which you’re applying. It also can be an excellent idea to ask what a characteristic career path for someone in your position with your skills at this company looks like.
Clearly, making it to the interview is only half the battle. Don’t ruin your chances of getting the job by not expecting the previous questions or being comfortable with good, professional answers to them.


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Mineral resource assessments integrate and synthesize available information as a basis for estimating the location, quality, and quantity of undiscovered mineral resources. This probabilistic mineral resource assessment of undiscovered sandstone copper deposits within Paleoproterozoic metasedimentary rocks of the Kodar-Udokan area in Russia is a contribution to a global assessment led by the U.S. Geological Survey (USGS). The purposes of this study are to (1) delineate permissive areas (tracts) to indicate where undiscovered sandstone-hosted copper deposits may occur within 2 km of the surface, (2) provide a database of known sandstone copper deposits and significant prospects, (3) estimate numbers of undiscovered deposits within these permissive tracts at several levels of confidence, and (4) provide probabilistic estimates of amounts of copper (Cu) and mineralized rock that could be contained in undiscovered deposits within each tract. The workshop for the assessment, held in October 2009, used a three-part form of mineral resource assessment as described by Singer (1993) and Singer and Menzie (2010).
Permissive tracts were delineated by estimating the volume of rock that contains the stratigraphic section ranging from the Chitkanda to the Sakukan Formations of the Udokan Complex to a depth of 2 km and then projecting this rock volume to the surface. The six permissive tracts delineated in this assessment occur in several domains, referred to as troughs in Russian literature, which represent remnants of a much larger basin that likely covered the Kodar-Udokan region. Tracts range in size from about 100 km2 to 800 km2. The mapped distributions of rocks as shown on 1:200,000-scale geologic maps, supplemented in some areas by prospect mapping and drilling, were used to delineate the tracts.
In this study area, data are insufficient to constrain the original basin geometry or the structural or stratigraphic traps that would have localized copper mineralization. Some alteration is described, and the types of sandstone cements vary; however, no patterns are known that provide evidence for regional flow paths of metal-bearing brines that could localize deposits.
This probabilistic assessment indicates that a significant amount of undiscovered copper is associated with sediment-hosted stratabound copper deposits in the Kodar-Udokan Trough. In the assessment, a mean of 21 undiscovered deposits is estimated to occur within the Kodar-Udokan area. There are two known deposits in the area that contain drill-identified resources of 19.6 million metric tons of copper. Using Monte Carlo simulation, probabilistic estimates of the numbers of undiscovered sandstone copper deposits for these tracts were combined with tonnage and grade distributions of sandstone copper deposits to forecast an arithmetic mean of 20.6 million metric tons of undiscovered copper. Significant value can be expected from associated metals, particularly silver.
Zientek, M.L., Chechetkin, V.S., Parks, H.L., Box, S.E., Briggs, D.A., Cossette, P.M., Dolgopolova, A., Hayes, T.S., Seltmann, R., Syusyura, B., Taylor, C.D., and Wintzer, N.E., 2014, Assessment of undiscovered sandstone copper deposits of the Kodar-Udokan area, Russia: U.S. Geological Survey Scientific Investigations Report 2010–5090–M, 129 p. and spatial data, http://dx.doi.org/10.3133/sir20105090M.

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text: Since January 2002, the Lake County Adult Probation Department has been offering Cognitive Outreach Group (COG), which is firmly based on the National Institute of Corrections “Thinking for a Change” Program. The goals of the program are to increase the number of high risk clients who successfully complete probation, reduce recidivism, and improve clients’ abilities to take control of their thoughts, behaviors, and lives. The concept of the program is based on the belief that our thinking controls our behavior. By taking control of our thinking we take control of our lives. The three main components of the COG Program are social skills, cognitive self-change, and problem solving. Groups are interactive and meet once or twice a week for a total of 20 lessons. The curriculum requires members to share personal experiences, provide feedback, and to participate in role-playing exercises. Some clients can receive credit for public service hours if they successfully complete the program. Clients may be court ordered to participate in the program or referred to the program by their supervising probation officers, either to increase the client’s likelihood of success while on probation or as an administrative sanction.

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A cornerstone of the mission statement of the Lauder Business School is to provide state-of-the-art education which allows our graduates to have a clear competitive advantage at the end. Besides our favorable alumni employment statistics, we are consciously implementing measures to constantly improve the quality of our education. We were recently accepted as a member by the renowned accreditation agency: the ACBSP, which is a crucial milestone towards achieving the ultimate goal within a year: the full ACBSP accreditation. This requires that we provide an unbiased and objective measure about the quality of our education.
“Furthermore, a key step in this process is that we measure achieving the learning outcomes in each and every module in our programs under the umbrella of so-called capstone courses. In addition to the aforementioned internal assessment, in order to measure where we stand compared with the top business schools across the world, we conducted internationally justified and unbiased tests among our students for the first time in 2019.” – added Prof. (FH) Mag. Julius Dem, MBA, the Director of BA Studies.
Our bachelor students in the International Business Administration program filled in the ETS® Major Field Test for Bachelor’s Degree in Business. They answered questions in accounting, economics, management, quantitative business analysis, finance, marketing, information systems and the legal and social environment with overwhelming success, achieving 161.2 points on average. This result is by far above the average and it puts LBS in the top third tier of business schools when it comes to comparisons with renowned international business schools.
Furthermore, our master students filled in the designated academic tests issued by Peregrine Academic Services. Students enrolled in the Banking, Finance and Compliance (BFC) master program answered questions in finance, economics, quantitative research techniques, business integration and strategic management achieving a clear double-digit lead in results compared to the non-US universities and also a clear advantage with respect to the European or worldwide average.
Similarly, students enrolled in the International Management and Leadership master program answered questions in management (operations, HR, organizational behavior), business leadership, marketing, global dimensions of business, business integration and strategic management with widespread acclaim and identically to the other programs – with excellent results.
“The results in both programs clearly show that LBS is by far above the average, putting us in the forefront of business education – whether we compare our results to top ACBSP-accredited institutions in Europe or worldwide.” – concluded Prof. (FH) Dr. Tamás Csermely, MSc., the Director of MA Studies. Constant improvement is the flagship philosophy of LBS, the latter master program has just recently been refocused and will start with a refurbished, cutting-edge curriculum as Strategic Finance and Business Analytics as of the academic year 2019/2020.
Congratulations to our students and faculty on their top performance throughout the years!


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The Metro Manila Development Authority (MMDA) announced last week that the Unified Vehicular Volume Reduction Program (UVVRP) or number-coding scheme will be suspended started tomorrow, Holy Wednesday April 1 until Easter Monday, April 6.
This is to give motorists the opportunity to drive out of Metro Manila in celebration of the Holy Week and also to avoid the massive traffic jam that will ensue on April 2 when the DPWH begins their comprehensive reblocking effort on major roads including EDSA and C5.
The MMDA also announced the lifting of the "coding" scheme on April 9 in celebration of Araw ng Kagitingan or Day of Valor.


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Is MERIEL a female or a male name and where does MERIEL originate from?
MERIEL means: Variant spelling of English Muriel, MERIEL means "sea-bright."
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Is the gender of the name MERIEL male or female and what people use it most often?
MERIEL, Female means: Variant spelling of English Muriel, MERIEL means "sea-bright."
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