text: Jerry Harmon and the End of the Bench Many a friendship is forged on the end of the bench. That’s where I met Jerry Harmon in the fall of 1962. He was the third string center on a state-tournament caliber basketball team at D-B. On the depth chart I was quite a few spots down from Jerry but we always seemed to end up next to each other on the sidelines. Coach Devault believed that much could be learned from the sidelines and I’m here to tell you he was right. But none of what I learned had anything to do with basketball. I learned friendship and loyalty and how to look up an opposing cheerleader’s skirt without getting caught. Jerry taught me all of this. Jerry Harmon was a wiry 6’6” kid, a fellow sophomore with a deadeye hook shot and a laugh that could fill the gym. One day a gym class refugee wandered into practice and while the rest of the guys were snickering at the interloper’s dribbling ineptitude, Jerry was enthralled by something else. “Look at that greaser’s haircut,” Jerry observed. “He’s got a jelly roll with fenders!” It was a magnificent head of hair, but not nearly as magnificent as the name Jerry gave it: a jelly roll with fenders. Suddenly we weren’t laughing at the intruder but at Jerry’s quip. Jerry had the slyest sense of humor I’ve ever encountered. When someone on the team would crack a joke, Jerry would wait a second, then, under his breath, say something that was even funnier. That year he had the world’s biggest crush on a classmate named Beverly - well, who didn’t? - and he and I spent many hours on the bench dissecting every thrust and parry in their budding romance. “Should I call her tonight?” he’d ask in mock bravado. Jerry was very shy. “Should I ask her to the Frolics?” he’d wonder another time. I was the unseen hand behind that affair, advising and encouraging, confidently analyzing every step despite the fact that everything I knew about high school romance I’d learned from “Leave It to Beaver.” Love blossomed and soon Jerry and Beverly were going out for lunch everyday in her car. It was a regular sight to see them roar in and while she raced to beat the bell, Jerry would curl his 6-6 frame under her dashboard, rolling back the odometer. It seemed her parents kept a close eye on her car’s mileage. Over that year Jerry taught me many things. But most of all Jerry taught me about friendship. Not everyone on the end of the bench roots for his fellow scrubs. Some of my teammates believed that every minute I played was a minute subtracted from their playing time. But not Jerry. If I scored six points (I think I did once) and came out, Jerry was right there to cheer for me. And if I took a fake on defense and watched helplessly as my man made an easy lay-up (I did this a few times), Jerry was there to console me. And not just me. He rooted for everybody on the team. Sometimes the guys you hang out with as a sophomore aren’t the same guys you hang out with as a junior or senior. Jerry and I remained friends but he had a girlfriend and I had a car. The best thing about high school is also the worst thing: you graduate and you move on. I moved on to college in North Carolina. Jerry stuck around here. In the late sixties the draft was a factor in everyone’s life. Jerry went into the service in ’67 and we lost touch. I saw him at our 25th reunion in 1990. He had married late in life and was now the proud father of two-year-old twins. Life had taken him to Vermont where he was director of the state’s immunization program. He told me he loved Vermont, it was the most beautiful place he’d ever lived, more beautiful even than east Tennessee. Jerry came back to my class’s 50th birthday party in 1997. He was still in Vermont, still running the state’s health program, with a new addition to his family, a four-year-old daughter. I joked to him that he’d be paying college tuition well into the twenty-first century. Three years ago Jerry had a bit of bad luck. He was riding his bicycle on a hilly Vermont road when a truck struck him. Jerry’s brother Bob, who still lives in Kingsport, said it was touch and go for a while. “They told us he wasn’t going to make it.” Jerry spent 38 days in a coma. When he came out, he needed a lot of rehabilitation. They sent him to a V.A. hospital in Palo Alto, California for a time. Then last summer his wife moved him to a private facility, an adult rest home, in her native Oregon. I got his phone number from Joie Kerns and called him there the other night. Jerry told me he’s depressed a lot. He only sees his family on weekends. He told me his twins, a boy and a girl, are now 14 and in high school nearby. His baby girl is nine. Rehabilitation from the head injury has been arduous. His brother Bob says, “He walks with a cane now….but he walks.” I told Jerry our old stories: the jelly roll guy, the girlfriend strategy sessions, the odometer trick. He loved hearing them all. Jerry thanked me for a book I’d sent him, a book I wrote about barbershops that includes the jelly roll story, and said he loves hearing from old friends. I told him I’d call back when I remembered more of the old stories. I’m thinking. Jerry Harmon was a big part of my life my sophomore year. He made me feel, for a couple of hours every afternoon, as if I weren’t the biggest nerd to come down the pike.


text: Take one lemon, and drain it through a lemon strainer. In another small glass, pour a small amount of hot water and in it, dissolve 7-8 pellets of artificial sweeteners (you may crumble them with a spoon or something similar to accelerate melting). After that, pour the lemon juice in a larger container and add the solution of the artificial sweetener. After that, add cold water to the volume of one liter. The prepared lemonade can be further chilled in the refrigerator.

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It’s one of the most hotly contested issues of our times: is Die Hard actually a Christmas movie? Well, more than 30 years after its release, the film’s leading man Bruce Willis finally appears to have settled the debate once and for all. Yippee ki-yay!
Born in the German town of Idar-Oberstein in 1955, Bruce Willis moved to New Jersey with his family two years later. Upon finishing high school, he found employment as a security guard and private investigator before studying drama at Montclair State University. Willis then enjoyed his first credited screen role in a 1984 episode of Miami Vice.
Willis received his big break a year later when he beat thousands of hopefuls to the part of David Addison Jr. in Moonlighting. The star won both a Golden Globe and Emmy during his four-year stint on the romantic dramedy alongside Cybill Shepherd. And in 1987 he ventured on to the big screen to star opposite Kim Basinger in Blind Date.

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I wrote a post a few weeks ago called Trashing the Memory Palace It this post I had decided that it was time to open up all the locked doors, see what really was hidden in the attic, get everything out in the open.
Well that was a few weeks ago and I have been trying to do that. I have genuinely tried to let all the repressed stuff in my head out in the open, let myself feel it instead of lock it way.
I've come to a conclusion. You create a memory palace for a reason. Mine was made unconsciously, as a result of blocking out anything bad or crappy over the years. But it has served it's purpose, I am happy 99% of the time (apart from when ranting but hey, I enjoy that too).
Since opening up the biggest feelings to come out are hate and grief. I don't need or want them in my life. Past events are just that. The past. Dragging those feeling into "the now" is for me, a pointless exercise.
I've acknowledged those feelings now at least, but now they are going to be thrown back in the palace, under lock and key, where they belong. Just like that ghost in the attic, you know that it is there, but don't want to see it.
Undoubtedly all psychologists would be shouting at me now saying "Carry on! You're making progress!". Well that's about as much progress as I want, thank you.
I don't know really when I am writing this here. I needed to put it down somewhere and I don't do diaries. So it's here.
The next post, I promise, will be a rant or about something happy, like bunnies.

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Oschadleus HD, McCarthy A. 2014. Cape sparrows using weaver nests. African Journal of Ecology online.
In this paper the authors document 32 cases of Cape Sparrows using the nests of weavers, usually for breeding but for roosting in one example. The weaver nests belonged to Cape Weavers in 25 records, Southern Masked Weaver 5 times, and twice unidentified weaver nests. The preference for Cape Weaver nests was explained by the larger size of this weaver's nest. The majority of records were from the Western Cape, with 4 records from Lesotho, one from gauteng and 1 from the Northern Cape. The regional preference was explained by timing of breeding seasons. The Cape Weaver completes breeding earlier in the Western Cape than does the sparrow, allowing the sparrow to take over old weaver nests while it is still breeding.
This paper acknowledges funding from Project for the Enhancement of Research Capacity (PERC, UCT).

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The NEW Sharks Lacrosse clothing and gear site is OPEN!
Check out the new shirts and sweatshirts...You place your order online and it will be delivered straight to your house!
Order now to make sure you're ready for the start of the season!!!!
The Mike Reilly Award was established in honor of one of Southwest Florida Youth Lacrosse Leagues founding members. Mike Reilly was a key participator in the foundation of youth lacrosse in the Lee County area. He was instrumental in formatting our philosophy of "Honoring The Game" of lacrosse. Each year a member is elected to receive the Mike Reilly Award based on their contributions both on and off the field.
What Do We Do? Win!

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An official with the Iranian Offshore Oil Company (IOOC) said the pre-startup of gas processing facilities of Hengam joint gas field has begun and the countdown has started for the facility’s official inauguration.
Shahsavar Arghash, director of Qeshm Island Operations at IOOC, said the facility has been developed with 80 million cubic meters of gas processing capacity and will soon come online.
He said once the facility becomes operational the field’s flare stack in Qeshm Island will snuff out, preserving the environment.
Moreover, the gas needed by the island’s power plant and industries will be supplied and the excess will be transferred to Bandar Abbas for consumption.
Arghash said the project’s investment will return in a matter of less than a year.
The island sits atop 17 hydrocarbon fields which can turn the region into a gas hub in Persian Gulf once fully developed.

industry_corpus2: Petrochemicals


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WESTCHESTER, IL, Mar 21, 2018 – Roe McFarlane, Follett Higher Education’s Chief Digital Officer, was a keynote presenter at the IBM Think 2018 conference on March 20. Roe joined other industry luminaries, technical experts and senior IBM leaders to talk about strategies and technologies companies are using to reimagine customer interactions.
Roe spoke about Follett’s leadership in campus retailing and commitment to creating customized shopping experiences through our ecommerce platform across Follett’s network of 1,200+ campus stores…and working with IBM to do it. He also spoke about digital disruption in a panel discussion the day before.
Here's the recording of his Think presentation.

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California’s $2 billion citrus industry is at risk of disappearing due to what’s being called the most devastating plant disease in modern history. Huanglongbing, also known as HLB or citrus greening disease, is fatal for citrus trees and has no cure. An invasive pest called the Asian citrus psyllid spreads the disease, and both the insect and disease have been found in California.
One way the Asian citrus psyllid spreads is through travelers bringing citrus plant clippings or fruit back to the U.S. after visiting foreign locales where the insect and disease are prevalent. As such, NST conducted dedicated outreach to multicultural audiences, including Asian Americans residing in California, to educate them on the dangers of transporting citrus during visits to and from other countries.
NST worked with IW Group, a WORLDCOM partner specializing in Asian outreach, on a media campaign that included a press event at Los Angeles International Airport (LAX). Timed to coincide with the beginning of the summer travel season, NST worked with Customs and Border Protection to gain access to LAX, create a display of citrus material recently confiscated by customs officials, stage a demonstration of canines inspecting luggage, and provide interviews to the multicultural media in attendance. The event highlighted how travelers could unknowingly be harming California’s landscape by transporting plant material from other countries.
Fifteen media outlets attended the press event at LAX, including major outlets serving Chinese, Korean, Thai, Spanish and English audiences.
At least 23 media placements were earned through interviews and press release distribution.
Website traffic peaked during the outreach period, demonstrating the event and subsequent coverage created a sense of urgency for multicultural audiences to learn how they could play a role in suppression of this deadly plant disease.


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Spy is a nice little comedy that succeeds in doing something no other film really has -- turning Melissa McCarthy in to a leading lady without making her a caricature or uncomfortably poking fun at her weight. Yes, it is possible to do that and get plenty of laughs -- figures that it is another collaboration with director Paul Feig that does the trick.
McCarthy plays Susan Cooper, a CIA agent who has spent a decade as a desk jockey, talking field agent Bradley Fine (Jude Law) through dangerous mission after dangerous mission. When her partner is taken out by Rayna Boyanov (Rose Byrne), the daughter of an arms dealer looking to sell a nuclear weapon, and the identities of the rest of the field agents are compromised, Cooper is thrust in to the field herself.
Cooper's self-confidence is fragile, but hardly broken. She passed the same training Agent Fine did and she volunteers for active duty. Much of her aw-shucksness comes from the people around her who lack faith in her ability -- her boss Elaine Crocker (Allison Janney) who puts her in a series of humiliating cat-lady disguises and directs her to collect reconnaissance only, a fellow agent played by Jason Statham who goes rogue because he believes she is unfit for the job, and so on.
Cooper isn't so much determined to prove everyone wrong as she is determined to do a good job. The result is that she winds up playing the straight role, with a few acid-tongued moments thrown in for good measure, while the likes of Byrne, the hilariously delusional Statham, and her fellow desk jockey/best friend Nancy (Miranda Hart) are left to scoop up many of the film's funniest scenes.
Spy is a send-up of the spy film, of course. Even moreso, it is a send-up of the typical characters played by its stars. McCarthy reluctantly dons unflattering clothing and wigs with a sigh, and then plays against type by physically outmatching the anonymous baddies sent to do her in. Statham, playing a variation of his force-of-nature character from Furious 7, boasts gruffly about his past exploits even as he comically bungles moment after moment during this mission.
This is amusing stuff, but I would go no further than that. The greatest achievement of Spy is in showing that Melissa McCarthy’s range as a comedy lead. That has positive implications for her future specifically — but I’m afraid this film will dissolve from my memory over time. If you want a great spy film send-up, I’d still direct you to Austin Powers.


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Mikey J will draw fast, flattering & fun caricatures at corporate, or private, parties and events. A graduate of The Art Institute of Fort Lauderdale, Mikey J has been a professional caricature artist for over 40 years. He began his career at Busch Gardens in Tampa, Florida in 1975. Mikey founded "The Caricature Company" in 1998.
Locations:Northern Virginia, DC Metro Area, Southern Maryland, Baltimore. Available to travel for an additional fee.


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With your support, the Down Syndrome Program can continue to advance understanding and treatment of Down Syndrome.
Philanthropy has always been an essential part of Mass General’s history, dating back to the founding of the hospital in 1811. Gifts from individuals help to support the hospital’s three-part mission of innovative research and education in addition to patient care that is second to none.
To make a secure online gift to support the Down Syndrome Program, please visit the MassGeneral Hospital for Children donation form. In the "Designation" box, type in "Down Syndrome Program," and complete the rest of the form.
Parent Support and Education Groups: Education and knowledge-sharing is important for parents and families. Donations help us to organize parent support and education groups, where families can come together to share resources and learn from medical professionals (and each other!) about caring for a loved one with Down syndrome. Groups are also available in Spanish.
Groundbreaking Clinical Research: We strive to deliver the highest quality care possible for our patients with Down syndrome, and this is in part thanks to groundbreaking clinical research that constantly helps us improve treatments, therapies, and our understanding of the medical complexities of Down syndrome. When you donate to support our research, you are helping people with Down syndrome live even fuller, healthier, and happier lives.
Team members: Several positions within our Program are only made possible through philanthropic support, as insurance companies do not provide reimbursement for all of the services that we are proud to deliver to our patients. If you are interested in supporting one of the positions, in full or in part, please contact us at the information above.
Educational Meetings: Each team member in our Program is constantly striving to become even more knowledgeable about Down syndrome. Attending and participating in local and national conferences strengthens our ability to provide the best care for your son or daughter. Funding that helps defray the costs of travel and registration expenses enables our team to participate in these meetings.
Miles for Mass General: Are you running in a race and want it to benefit the MGH Down Syndrome Program? Run any race in the world in support of the Down Syndrome Program by visiting the Miles for Mass General website and registering your unique fundraising page here. No fundraising minimum required!


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TAKE CONTROL OF YOUR AGING SKIN.
Aging affects us all – the way we act, the way we feel, and definitely the way we look. But with advancements in skin care, you can have a say in the way aging affects your skin – and maybe even get back to the way you looked not so long ago. Thermage is a proven, unique radiofrequency treatment that can help improve the appearance of sagging or loose skin, giving you a smoother, sleeker and younger look and feel. Thermage works in just one treatment with little down time and delivers a natural looking result. It’s you, just younger looking and more confident.
Thermage is a non-invasive radiofrequency therapy that can address the look and feel of aging skin on many areas of your body. Thermage treatments are customized to your needs, and typically require minimal recovery time. It’s a great solution if you want your skin to look sleeker, smoother and younger, but can’t afford a lot of time away from work or your social life.
Thermage first pioneered the non-invasive treatment of wrinkles using radiofrequency energy over ten years ago, and to date physicians in over 2300 practices and 80 countries have treated patients. That's more than 1 million treatments for women and men of all ethnicities, each with their own reasons for wanting to look and feel younger.


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Express oils from lemon peel into a chilled coupe. Stir ingredients in chilled mixing glass and strain into a coupe. Garnish with lemon peel and olives on the side.
I had the traditional James Bond split-base cocktail the Vesper, a cousin of the Martini, a couple months ago out at a Happy Hour in NYC. After one of those potent drinks I was chatty, and after two, I was downright affable. When I set out to make it at home, I substituted Cocchi Americano for Lillet – which elevated this classic drink – giving it a bolder, zippier finish. Cocchi is most similar to Kina Lillet, which the Vesper originally called for.
Since then I’ve been using a lot of Cocchi Americano (and you should too, it’s delicious), which led me to this cocktail, a white negroni hybrid that uses Cocchi and Blanc Vermouth. Somewhat new to the cocktail scene, Blanc vermouth provides the best of both worlds, both dry and sweet. It’s floral with a slightly acidic finish and works really well in a bunch of different drinks.
The base I settled on was Citadelle Gin, a utility Gin that I use in an array of cocktails. Not too juniper heavy with some nice citrus and spice. The Cocchi and Blanc Vermouth play well together giving body to the drink. The drink has a boozy martini feel, but more complex with an orangey bitterness from the Cocchi and a touch of vanilla sweetness from the vermouth. It’s the type of drink I like starting out the night with. A couple of these and you’ll be making Medium Talk just like LD.
The lemon peel gives it a hint of needed citrus. Orange or grapefruit would work also. And while its standard to do the twist after the drink is poured, I’ve been experimenting lately with expressing the fruit oils in the glass to prior to pouring the drink. The olives on the side are just a tasty little snack…because they’re delicious (try the Castelvetrano).
Big ups to Mr. Muddle for letting me guest post.

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Over the coming weeks, the Second Battalion, The Royal Anglian Regiment, “The Poachers” will partake in a rigorous military exercise south-west of Alexandria, Egypt.
The purpose of the exercise is to combine and share tactical skills with the Egyptian 112 Infantry Brigade.
Exercise Ahmose 1, the first of its kind and involving over 150 British military personnel, is set to last a month. During this time the soldiers will be put through their paces whilst undergoing several scenarios – involving urban operations, close quarter battle, and an exhaustive live firing package. The exercise will culminate in a complex company live fire attack, involving over 100 infantry soldiers, over harsh terrain, being supported by mortars, machine guns and snipers.
On completion of the exercise, C Company Group will be greeted by a VIP contingent comprising of high ranking officials from around the globe. The UK’s own Commander British Forces Cyprus, Major General James Illingworth OBE will also be in attendance to no doubt congratulate the troops on a job well done.
The company will then travel back to Alexander Barracks in Cyprus where they will join the rest of the Battalion, who are based there.


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Public notice is hereby given that the City of South Salt Lake Redevelopment Agency will hold a meeting on Wednesday, June 6, 2018, in the City Council Chambers, 220 East Morris Avenue, Suite 200, commencing at 6:00 p.m., or as soon thereafter as possible.
a.	P/R Presentation - Wilkinson, Ferrari & Co.
Agency for the period commencing July 1, 2018 to June 30, 2019.
Motion to move the Public Hearing to Wednesday, June 13, 2018 at 7:45 p.m.

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According to US Trade Legislation, a “bourbon” is a type of whiskey where the “mashbill”—which is the recipe of grains used to produce the whiskey—consists of 51% - 80% corn. Typically, distillers use approximately 70% corn content and are free to choose other grains for the remainder of the mashbill. The type of grain used will affect the style and flavors of the whiskey.
There are specific guidelines that distiller's must follow in order to put the word bourbon on the label.
The Process - Most bourbon starts with sour mash. It is taken from a previous batch of mash (crushed grain going through the fermentation process), set out to sour overnight, and then added to a new batch. The process is much like that of starting a sourdough bread.
The Recipe - Bourbon is distilled from a fermented mash of grain, yeast and water. The “mash bill” must have a minimum of 51% corn. For most bourbons, the average is about 70%. Other grains such as rye, malted barley and wheat are considered the “flavor” grain.
Length of Aging - Bourbon must be aged for a minimum of two years. Many premium bourbons on the market are aged between 5 -12, with some as long as 27 years.
The Barrel - Bourbon must be aged in brand new barrels which are made of white oak and have been charred on the inside. Brands determine the varying levels of char for their barrels from 1 to 4.
Flavor – By law nothing can be added at bottling except water. Nothing is added that might enhance flavor, add sweetness or alter color.
Proof - Bourbon is bottled at between 80 and 125 proof. Only water may be used to lower the proof of the alcohol.
Location – Bourbon can be made anywhere in the US. Only whiskey produced in the State of Kentucky can be called labeled Kentucky Straight Whiskey.
The bourbon leaves the still at no higher than 80% alcohol by volume.
The bourbon enters new charred white oak casks for aging at no higher than 62.5% abv.
The bourbon is bottled at no less than 40% abv.
The bourbon is flavored by nothing other than water—this means the Jack Daniel’s is not a bourbon!
The bourbon must state its age on the label if the maturation time is less than four years.
Check out our Bourbon Glossary as you choose your next whiskey!
What to pair with your bourbon whiskey? Visit Bourbon Eats for some delicious inspiration and popular recipes!


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Nearly all works of construction depend on concrete as the construction material since it is known for its long lasting and adaptable characteristics. Despite its durability, like any other given construction material it can wear and tear with time. Cracks may also develop on floors, walkway or driveways due to the adverse weather conditions, stagnating waters, root growth and many more other reasons. It is usually necessary that you get to repair any concrete structures as soon as these cracks appear on them to prevent further damages. You should note that any negligence on the cracks however small they are, may have larger impacts on the entire structure. Concrete repair is easy to carry out even though the most important thing is inspection. The depth of the damages on the concrete should be first determined before the start of any repair process. Hiring a professional concrete contractor to help you carry out your repair exercise is a very important decision you can ever think of. Read more about the benefits of hiring a concrete repair contractor in this article.
By hiring a concrete repair contractor who is licensed, you will be confident of the quality of work he or she will perform. A professional concrete repair contractor will always do their work according to your demand or sometimes perform even better. Another advantage is that this contractors can give you relevant advise on how you can prevent future damages on your repaired concrete structures. It is more advantageous if you get a concrete repair contractor who has been in the field for quite a long period of time as they have acquired more experience.
Concrete repair contractors are able to apply relevant technologies as well as use best products to carry out the repairs. Due to the rapid changes in technology, there has been a series of innovations in terms of the machineries and other equipment. These concrete repair contactors use these improved machines that lead to a better work performance and also enhances efficiency.


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Deck bridges – walk onto your boat with style!
A deck bridge is an indispensable part of any boat, as it represents a link between the land and the boat.
We make teak deck bridges or we can replace the walking surface (grate) of finished deck bridges made by Opacmare, Bionix and Besenzoni.

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What Can I Do About Fracking in Broomfield?
Come and learn ways your family can take a stand and make a difference!
Join us for an evening of presentations on what is really happening at the state level, as well as here in Broomfield.
Guest speakers will include state legislators, legal experts, city council members and local citizen groups.
There will also be informational booths and light refreshments.
This event is a free educational forum hosted by Broomfield Concerned. Broomfield Concerned is a coalition of neighborhoods concerned about large-scale oil and gas development and hydraulic fracturing in residential communities.


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You may take tips from the company in CA that will help you understand what the kitchen remodel will look like. You may ask the company in Discovery Bay, California to use a design program to create a design that you may change to meet your needs. You may alter the design of the kitchen as many times as you like, and you will find that the room looks as though it belongs in your house. There are many things you may do to help the kitchen blend into your home, and you may choose a design that will help you match the rest of the house. There are quite a few things that you may do to ensure the kitchen fits, and you may fit the kitchen in quite well.
The planner you use for the design in the kitchen in Discovery Bay, California will help you create plans that show precisely how the kitchen will be done. There are many different people who will enjoy using the planner when you are unsure of the design you want. You may make a number of your decisions using tis document, and you will learn quickly how simple it is to make the kitchen look better.
You may make a number of choices when you are remodeling your kitchen, and you must begin by contacting your local contractor about services in your home in Discovery Bay, California. They will provide you with information about the remodeling job that will give you hope. You will find how simple it is to improve the home, and you will begin to feel much better because the kitchen is now a place where you want to be every day of the year.
The layout for the room you use may include a number of options for floor plans, and you must ask the contractor in Discovery Bay, California which floor plan they would use given your situation. They will ask you how to make the most of the space you have, and they will begin to maximize the room you have, and they may help you create storage in the room. You will find that the room is far easier to use when you have more storage, and you must ensure that you have something that will allow you space for your small appliances, food and storage items.
You must ensure that you have asked them to help you save money, and you will learn how to choose the cheapest items for your kitchen. You may save quite a lot of money that may be used in the kitchen for other items, and you will ask your contractor to help you save money as they draw up a plan for the kitchen. The plans that they create for the kitchen in Discovery Bay, California will include pics that show you how it will look when finished, and they will honor trends in the industry that they believe will be helpful to you. Everyone who is altering their kitchen will find that it is quite simple to make a plan with the contractor that everyone is comfortable with. You will have the assurance that your kitchen will look perfect, and you will have any design you like. You will avoid problems that occur when you have not planned in-advanced, and you will notice that your kitchen looks just as it did in your dreams.
Designing your kitchen in Discovery Bay, California using the best technology from 2017 will make the room much better, and you will find that there are many people who are using a project plan that gives you all the information you need on one sheet of paper. You will avoid mistakes on the job when you use a proper plan, and you may use a worksheet that shows how the work is to be done. It may include all the people who will cone to the house to do work, and they will arrive on the schedule that has been created.
Kitchen design trends in the modern day will help you create a room that looks perfect, and you will feel much better about the manner in which your home in Discovery Bay, California has been designed. You must ensure that you have chosen a proper style for the kitchen in CA that is easy to execute, and you may ask your contractor if there are particular things that you must use. You may ensure that you have a kitchen in CA that you will love, and you will find that the advice you receive from the contractor helps you change your kitchen into a place that you wish to rest and entertain. You may host dinner parties in the kitchen, and you may create a bar that you may host your friends at. The kitchen becomes a place where your family wishes to congregate because they feel comfortable there, and you will have a place to decorate that you are proud of.


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Armenian Navy Band, subtitled Bzdik Zinvor (Small Soldier) is Arto Tunçboyaciyan’s newest CD production (Svota Music 1999).
In the old days, when things looked bleak in the Diasporan communities of the West, everyone looked to the Middle East for hope. There, Armenians spoke, read, wrote Armenian. There, the future of the language and the culture was guaranteed.


text: The Crown Eindhoven is situated in the very heart of Eindhoven. It is easy to reach by car or train; ideal for the business guest. To make it even easier for you there are extra facilities: extensive parking possibilities, free Wi-Fi in the public areas and restaurant, 24-hour reception, laundry service, fitness suite, bar, Nespresso in the rooms and a good restaurant for quick meals.


text: Kurun depicts a didgeridoo in this body paint series called Yidaki. In amongst the body paint design there is a didgeridoo represented for ceremony and healing. Being a well established didgeridoo player/performer the didgeridoo represents a huge part of Kurun's inspiration for this series.


text: František Chaloupka (*1981): After finishing his studies of composition at the Janáček conservatory in Ostrava he went on to study a degree in Composition in the class of Martin Smolka at Janáček Academy of Music and Performing Arts in Brno where he has finished his PhD. in composition in 2014. In 2006 he was also studying at Royal Conservatory in The Hague (The Netherlands) with Louis Andriessen, Clarence Barlow, Martijn Padding and Richard Ayres. From 2012 he studied at Universität für Musik und darstellende Kunst Wien and California Institute of the Arts in 2013. He participated in international courses for composers and percussionists in Trstěnice 2004 and 2005 and was given scholarship for both international festival Ostrava Days of New Music 2005 and 2007. In 2007 and 2009 the festival premiered his orchestral pieces An Ancient Calligraphy (2007) and Smooth The Heavens (2009). In May 2011 he was invited to Frankfurt for a workshop with the world famous Ensemble Modern (Frank Zappa, Heiner Goebbles, etc.) and conductor-composer Peter Eötvös. Within the project „Myths-Nation-Identities“ he composed a piece called Mašín Gun (Seven Rituals for purging the Czech Lands from the Spirit of Communism) premiered by Ensemble Modern and Peter Eötvös at Musica Viva festival in Munich in 2012. The concert was broadcasted live at Munich Broadcasting (Bayerischer Rundfunk). In April 2011 he founded Dunami Ensemble and performed his opera-installation Eve and Lilith at NODO festival New Opera Days of Ostrava 2012. Ensemble consist of recognized Czech jazz, classical and experimental music players and improvisators. In 2016 Dunami Ensemble performed another opera-installation composed by Chaloupka called Chata v Jezerní kotlině at festival Music Olomouc. The piece is scored for saxophone quartett and two boy sopranos. In 2016 he released a 2-CD under the label of K.I. Records called „František Chaloupka: Selected Works 2006–2015“ including the chamber and orchestra pieces performed by internationally recognized artists and ensembles. SELECTED WORKS 2016–2015 In 2014 he founded Guitar Institute, a creative environment and school for guitar-type instruments, composition and improvisation in Brno. Recently (2017) he is working on the piece for flute and electronics (premiere at 25/5 at Forfest festival), guitar quartet for Aleph Guitarrenquartett (Germany), a new piece for Dunami Ensemble or opera for Janáček Theatre in Brno for 2018/19 season.


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Capability, meaning the skills, intelligence, spirit, and desire — the full mental and emotional potentials to lead. For some of us, this word, capability, is a tough one. It means “equal to the task.” I know a number of people, clients and colleagues, who struggle with interior “voices” that tell them they are not ready to lead and may never be. For these folks, “capability” has come to mean “adequacy,” and is attended by feelings of frustration and self-criticism, sometimes depression. Actually, my sense is that the best leaders, not the worst ones, are closer to these feelings, precisely because they value leadership so much and are not blind to its requirements. There certainly have been times in my own life when I’ve known these feelings, too, and wondered about my own capacities.
I am reminded of the famous words of author, Marianne Williamson, often incorrectly attributed to Nelson Mandela’s inauguration speech.
As powerful as this statement is, it certainly can be in conflict with our actual personal histories and past conditioning, particularly the messages we received early in our lives regarding “stepping up” in more interpersonally exposed places. Stepping up may have been regarded as arrogant or impolite, foolish or useless, or simply reserved for others on the basis of cultural norms.
What can we do, if these feelings persist and stop us from living our dreams? How can we remove the whole mechanism of cultural belief and personal self-deception that keeps us from living our true capabilities? How can any of us realize and actualize ourselves as instruments of conscious, positive, confident change?
To me, the answer to these questions has to do with what a person sees when looking within for his or her own leadership. If I look and see nothing or feel drawn into a dark vortex of uncomfortable feelings, then I know I am at the starting point. If I can see and acknowledge my most positive attributes and values, then perhaps I have begun to move down the path. If I have gone even farther, to examine my own blind-spots, discovering a true gift or two and feel a rising tide of light within, then I know my confidence is beginning to genuinely express itself. And if this light, this “inner wisdom,” this “genius” is a radiance I can no longer contain, if it is music that I no longer play as an instrument of change but instead is what plays me, then surely, this is the way.
The stumbling block around adequacy is the assumption that confidence is about force rather than practice. If I try to force my confidence, all that is awakened are the brooding insecurities that hide within my unconscious Shadow side. I may be able to accomplish some things, but at a certain moment — quite possibly the one in which I need real confidence the most — I will be betrayed by the insecurities I am concealing. However, if I make a practice of simply standing in what I know to be my own insecure spaces, then light can begin to come in and begin to grow — light that can eventually disarm the ego and be the change for which I learn to stand. True confidence is always based on an acknowledgement of the truth about myself and my ultimate insecurities, and this truth in turn is what opens a portal to the greater wisdom that can pour through me. Inadequacy is not “overcome.” It is erased by a greater wisdom, passion, or beauty expressing itself in a human life.
Let me share, with her permission, an example from the work of Jory Des Jardins, an accomplished writer, media consultant and co-founder of BlogHer. In two especially beautiful posts on her weblog, Pause, (here and here), she shares her discoveries of how her writing is an aspect of what flows through her.
Since I was in high school I liked to go on long walks or bike rides, immersing myself in music on my Walkman/iPod. I always came back from these walks renewed. I started to pay attention to the thoughts that generated during these walks and realized that I’d always had conversations going on in my head, but I’d often ignored them. I also noticed that I didn’t “write” these conversations–they wrote themselves. The voices seemed to pre-exist–I never summoned or conjured them intentionally. I asked myself, what if these voices that I’ve ignored have something to say? I learned to still my mind and listen to the conversations play out, like I was listening to music. I also learned to take note of the interesting parts.
One day I challenged myself to write down one of these conversations. The process felt like dictation–like I was writing down someone else’s words, not my own. I pulled the dialogue into a short story and asked my writing group to review it. They thought it was the best thing I’d ever written. It occurred to me, almost painfully, that amidst the years of forced prose I had in old file folders–reams of bad writing, that divine energy, or flow, was tapping on my shoulder, saying, in effect, “Lady, you asked for insight, and you got it! Here it is!” I just never acknowledged it because it was too easy; I didn’t slave over each word or sculpt the writing. It wrote itself.
Jory’s words represent the non-egocentric power of a true gift, the thing that flows through without thinking, without the paralysis of an embarrassed or insecure self-consciousness, without the negative censoring voices that can cut any of us off from the source. The flow is not forced, but also requires a commitment to the practice of staying open; in Jory’s case, to a flow of words that write themselves. The gift just is. If you take the time to savor both of Jory’s posts, they may, as they did for me, remind you of what flow means for you. It is safe to say that her writing is an essential part of how she leads in the world.
Our leadership is a reflection of the Radiance pouring through us. For some, the process of awakening and allowing this Radiance is easier than for others. You might say, “Well, you are really describing the unfolding of a mythical, psychological or spiritual quest.” And you would be right about that, although this quest is not one I would associate with any particular religion or framing psychology as much as just my personal effort to find metaphors and images for our growth into true human beings. My words and symbols are just my own ways of speaking about something that is essentially divine. Radiance, I believe, comes of itself, and may be halted only by trying to coerce it. And this, I sense, has great implications for the nature of genuinely human leadership. Our job is practice, not pressure.
Below you will find three diagrams behind the heading links, three mandalas, intending to describe the course of development in our capabilities to lead. The stages are not necessarily linear and are not all-encompassing. Some aspects of our personalities may be more open in some circumstances than others, so we mostly hold these stages simultaneously in different parts of ourselves. Knowing we are in part imperfect, inconsistent and insecure, we can practice the art of gradually allowing more of these parts to open, allowing more of the Radiance intended for our personal “channel” to flow through us into the world.
When we are defending, the interior world is a dark and vulnerable place. We protect it, and we wear the mask of a fencer who is mostly “on guard” to defend our unknown territory. The darkness leaks out as we continually make sure neither we nor others see what is going on inside. If there are problems, they are caused by what is outside of us, not within.
If, by chance, we become curious about the interior world and just brave enough to begin the journey, we enter the stage of opening. Here we discover that there are more and less conscious aspects of Shadow — our unconcious side. The more conscious aspects sometimes appear as self-critical voices that remind us of our weaknesses and can sometimes overwhelm us. The more we enter, the darker it seems to get but, in truth, something waits for us on the other side of the Shadow’s darkest walls. Eventually light and life begin to appear in new forms. A seed we plant germinates. We discover some aspect of our interior light that, like an angel, contains the message of a destiny or purpose. Like the Roman god, Janus, the god of doorways and windows, we begin to identify with looking both inward and outward.
As more areas within us awaken, as we discover and break old patterns in our conditioning, we find ourselves to be channels for a Radiance that gets brighter the more it is allowed to pass through. While some Shadow energies always remain as mysteries to be gradually unlocked, the Radiance wipes out the distinction between looking out and looking in. What is left is the flow, an infinity that is neither wholly one or nor wholly the other, but both combined.
The trend-line in three diagrams depends on our willingness to enter into the darkness of personal and social unconsciousness in order to learn. The central learning is how to lose an ego-life in favor of a higher Self. How we express this realization in our own lives does not have to be in big ways. As much as we may want to change society or the world at large, the most immediate expressions may be in the smallest daily acts of leading: in compassion, in generosity, in acknowledging mistakes, in connecting with other people, in telling a good story. And then, perhaps, fate will bring us our possibilities and our larger chance to be of service.
So now, what is it that defines our capability to lead? Only this: the practice of allowing our Radiance to express itself in the world. If I have no idea of my own Radiance, then my leadership will at best be a partial thing; at worst, it may do damage. A person locked into defending an unexamined personal darkness, who never turns to find the interior Shadows, can loose incredible destructiveness and violence.
Instead, I must have a sense that there is something much larger than my ego at work and passing through me, even at this moment. And for that to happen, I may have to constantly ask myself, following Williamson’s famous affirmations, “Who am I not to lead?” Because of past conditioning, I may have to consciously learn as much as I can about my critical voices in order to still them. I may have to practice letting go the ego energies that erupt each day like small fires only to burn themselves out. I may need to clear the pipes of all my private negations so that Radiance pours like water outwards to do its healing work in the world.
I agree with you that it’s very difficult to overcome feelings of inadequacy; but thankfully we don’t have to.
It seems that whatever we give our attention expands in our awareness, and so it is in giving ourself the space (Jory’s walks and bike rides!) to allow our True Self to grow in our awareness that dissolves the ‘inadequacies of the ego’ ie. not by force but by the feelings of Love growing within us bringing the simple recognition that ego thoughts are totally unfounded – that they are based on a limited and fearful self perception that is simply not true.
Thank you, Nick. You understand completely.
Dan, thanks for the insightful and inspiring post! The Marianne Williamson quote is one of my all-time favorites — thank you for shining, and giving me permission to do the same.
Many other aspects of your post resonate deeply with me, weaving together several threads I’ve been following lately, consciously and unconsciously. I’ll just note three of these threads here.
The stages of radiance you so wonderfully outline are reminiscent of the stages of grief, but I like the enhanced simplicity and positivity that you express here (not to mention the mandalas — I’d love to see them compiled into an animated GIF).
I was also reminded of the Prayer of Saint Francis, especially its reference to where there is darkness, [let me sow] light.
Joe McCarthy sent me a great montage of the diagrams in this post. You can see it here.
Thanks so much for your insightful comments and links, and thanks again for the cool montage. You are true friend.
I may have experienced some of what you write about. Since last May’s BTE, I have had several occasions where I have had to make my way through some significant and challenging work problems that no matter how strategically I approached them, I could not find an answer or way to face them that made any sense. Essentially I gave up trying to find “the” answer and sent the problem out to the universe (much like the beach ball guy in Jory’s blog) and simply asked for whatever answer there might be. And by some experimenting with this sort of letting go I had built up confidence in the process enough to have faith that the right thing would be provided … if I were alert enough to see the answer. Paying attention and being unattached to any particular kind of answer became a crucial factor too.
I remember dealing with a particularly difficult personnel problem that I could not find a suitable answer for and it did not come until just before I had to address the problems in a face to face meeting … but it did come. I could say that I just made it up, but it came from somewhere and I have the feeling it was not “me” that provided the solution. I was the medium that allowed the solution to manifest in my “real” world. Throughout this situation the feeling that I was not up to the task would often wash over me but I knew I had to deal with it directly and decisively but I never really could solve things by just thinking through the problem and deducing the best, correct answer on my own. I had to let go of it, let things happen, and then respond as best I could from the heart. That is, I wanted to be fair, honest and as direct as I could be in the situation considering the multitude of masters I was serving.
I had thought that the “practice” you speak of was something that you did because it was following some way that had been laid out. That way might be from something I was taught, had experienced, how I perceive the world as working, how I perceive myself as being. However, I am coming to think that what may be more true to reality is that a person make’s the path or the practice by walking (doing) every day, by letting things happen but being in action. The path appears because I am interacting with things and it takes me to interesting sights. It mirrors your blog’s new name: life unfolds from what was there all along and what we have to do is interact with what is there. The trouble is that many times I fear letting go enough to walk on and let life unfold and then be response-able to what is presented. Sometimes I don’t want to deal with what is there; I want it to be something else, something nice. It presents a paradox, at least for me, in that “actionless action” where waiting and watching in the “stillness” for the right action to come (and it can come in a nano-second) works and striving, which is what I am used to and comfortable with, often does not. To get there I have to be open and unattached, not always an easy thing to do. The other part, and this can be uncomfortable too, is to be ok with not being the answer guy, but just being the guy who had the ability to let things happen in a natural way, which seems too simple and not enough hard work.
There’s a story that the Buddha once said, “the hardest thing is waiting.” I like the way you hightlight this in your comment, Dean, and contrast it to striving.
Many years ago, on a late night flight back to Seattle — after an especially bad consulting day — I found myself writing a poem called “Trust the Angel.” It was my version, I guess, of the release from striving. The poem became a mantra to me, a private prayer of opening, a source of energy that has carried me through many challenges, as if the sequence of moments in which I have genuinely trusted the angel is the real biography of my life. It helps me to remember (and this is reminiscent of Nick’s comment, above) that what comes through the portal is not just ideas or insights, but the most authentic affirmation possible for the person who is willing to just open and “receive.” Call it light or love or Intuition, in the moment of real receiving, there can be a remarkable sense of wholeness. I can no longer tell: is it me seeing into my True Self or is it my True Self seeing into me?
This is beautifully gifted coaching Dan. I remember reading this when you had first posted it, and getting lost within my own thinking about the abundance of capacity versus the desire and intuitive intention of capability. I love the two words (capacity and capability), and have long thought of a four-fold dimension to capacity (physical, emotional, intellectual and spiritual) as what gets filled up with personal abundance by the driver of our capability.
Then today, it is a wonderful deepening to read (and listen to you read) this again when the value of the month we now celebrate within the Ho‘ohana Community is nānā i ke kumu, one I think of as self-respect and dignity of spirit. The illumination of Radiance is so self-affirming, as is trusting that we do have it, and simply need to release it.
Welcome to our Hō‘ike‘ike 2006 —A Collection of Bloggers’ Bests on Management and Leadership in the spirit of Managing with Aloha. This is a forum in which I ask for contributions that are a blogger’s best from the past year….


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Our core business is developing, stocking and selling branded aluminium systems that architects and fabricators trust. Our vision is simply doing this as best as we can.
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Let's face it -- it's a tough dating scene for a twentysomething gay man in the 21st century. And what better way to moan and complain about how awful men are then over drunk brunch on a Sunday?
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Established in 2007 by the Bedell World Citizenship Fund.
The Bedell World Citizenship Fund (BWCF) was established for the purpose of encouraging cultural, political, economic, spiritual and intellectual change toward a world of greater human kindness. The BWCF's funding goal is supporting programs and initiatives that break down barriers of nationalism, ethnicity, economic and natural resource exploitation. Bedell has established the BWCF Scholarship through the Bedell World Citizenship Fund, a family foundation. As a 2006 graduate of Colorado State University with a degree in Liberal Arts Social Sciences and a minor in Political Science, Sami has experienced first-hand the benefits of a broad-based liberal arts education. The university experience helps students not only learn subjects, but also learn about themselves, what they find challenging, motivating and potentially fulfilling to pursue. As a multi-racial person, Sami feels diversity is important in our culture and our learning, and hopes this scholarship will give opportunity to those that may otherwise not have the chance for a liberal arts education.


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Filbert Fox has been the Club's mascot since 1992 and continues to be an ever-present figure on Filbert Way.
Over the last 25 years, Filbert has appeared at every single matchday at Filbert Street and King Power Stadium - over 1,000 matches - loyally cheering the Foxes on from the sidelines and entertaining the crowd.
Filbert has never missed a home match. He has outlasted 17 First Team managers and hundreds of players. He has also made visits to schools, hospitals and community centres across the entire Leicestershire region.
Over the seasons, Filbert has bumped into the likes of Kasabian, Cristiano Ronaldo and Ronaldinho. In 2016, however, his greatest honour came when he hoisted the Premier League trophy aloft at King Power Stadium.
On the back of that historic achievement, Filbert embarked on an intrepid tour across Europe for the Club's first-ever UEFA Champions League campaign, visiting Bruges, Copenhagen, Porto, Seville and Madrid.
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Discussion in 'Community Corner' started by Swoopz, Oct 6, 2016.
I think I am many guilty of this. I took this server for granted. I never appreciated it enough as it needed to be. Despite the bugs, problems, and various situations of drama, I will severely miss this place. And I think this quote really comes to mind when I think of MCSG.
~ "You only know what you've got, when it's gone"
I'd like to thank everyone for this amazing journey, the community and the staff. Wouldn't have been so fun without you guys despite what happened.
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Living and working around the Finger Lakes, I am very aware of the importance of good watershed practices. I try to minimize any chemicals in my yard, knowing that it all filters into the ground and eventually makes its way to the lake – not good.
Here around Keuka Lake, we had quite the mild Winter and one of the first things I realized early on in the Spring, was the amount of ant mounds that were developing. The ants apparently liked and fared quite well during the mild winter.
Last Fall, I had dug up some perennials, put them in large buckets and put the buckets into the ground to be replanted this Spring. Ouch, those buckets were filled with ants besides the once wonderful perennials. I received bites as well as Kirk.
My initial solution was to get the hose out and wash out the root from any of the plants that still had a chance of survival and then replant. This flooded most of the ants away. I now see that I am finding new colonies. Thanks to Facebook and my friend Colette, I came across the following information at Double Danger. Here are some of the natural tips they suggest.
1. Baking soda is poisonous to ants, sprinkle it around your plants to ensure ants will stay away.
2. Flour & Baby Powder will keep ants from reaching your plants, ants will not cross the powder – so circle your plants with it.
3. You can use coffee grounds, chili powder, cinnamon, peppermint or black pepper. All deter ants and if you pour coffee grounds directly on an anthill, they will eat the coffee grounds and implode.
4. Grits, instant rice & cream of wheat can be sprinkled around plants. The ant will eat a piece of whichever you sprinkle, drink water and the grain expands and kills the ant.
5. Fill a spray bottle with 1 part vinegar and 1 part water and spray on plants. The acid in vinegar will kill ants.
6. Mix together one-third cup of molasses, six tablespoons of sugar, and six tablespoons of active dry yeast into a smooth paste. Use the mixture to coat strips of cardboard. Keep out of reach of pets and small children. You can leave mixture on a saucer outside anthill and they’ll eat it and die!
7. Fold contact paper in half, with the sticky side out and make a circle around base of plant. The ants get stuck on the paper – problem solved.
8. Cut off the bottom of a paper cup and cut a slit up the side of the cup and coat outside with vaseline and place around base of plant. You can also use packing tape.
9. Mix one cup of borax, two-thirds a cup sugar and one cup water. Dip cotton balls in the solution and place in areas near your anthill Ants will leave the plants alone and ingest the sweet mixture. The borax kills the ants.
10. Diatomaceous Earth is a commonly sold organic pesticide that will destroy the insects outer skeletons, causing the pests to die from dehydration.
Hopefully some of these ideas will help you solve your ant problems organically. Helping to keep our waters safe and clean !
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City of Leeds Youth Music groups are now accepting applications for 2016-17.
For information on groups, fees, rehearsal times and venues, and to download an application form please visit the CLYM page.
Auditions for City of Leeds Youth Orchestra and Leeds Youth Concert Band will be held on Saturday 18th June. The deadline for applications is Friday 27th May.


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DJ Sue Grant miksai iš draugų radijo stoties Shoreditch Radio. “I play a mix of rock and roll, 50s/60s rhythm and blues, 60s pop, beat, soul, psych, Motown, Northern Soul, ska, reggae, 70s rock (but only the good stuff!), 70s punk and some disco/dance,” sako DJ Sue Grant.
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Chinese Theatre Works is a non-profit organization based in New York City. Our mission is to preserve and promote the traditional Chinese performing arts (including opera, shadow theatre, puppetry, dance and music); to create new works that bridge Eastern and Western aesthetics and forms; and to foster understanding and appreciation of Chinese culture in audiences, students, artists and educators around the globe.
Founded in 2001 by Kuang-Yu Fong and Stephen Kaplin, CTW presents over 50 performances from our repertoire of traditional and original works each year, in addition to residencies, workshops and lecture/demonstrations on all aspects of Chinese theater and puppetry. We are also a resource for scholars and others interested in the traditional Chinese performing arts. We maintain one of the largest private collections of Chinese shadow puppet figures in the US, the Pauline Benton and Jo Humphrey collection, which have appeared in major puppetry exhibitions internationally.


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During the home buying process, negotiations are necessary because the buyer is trying to purchase the house at the best deal while the seller is trying to sell at the highest price. The buyer and seller need to negotiate so that both sides are content and a purchase price can be agreed upon. Most sellers are willing to discuss all aspects of the house from price to repairs so it’s important to be prepared and ready to negotiate.
As soon as the seller receives a written offer from the buyer negotiations begin. The seller can decide to either accept and sign the offer, make a counteroffer, or reject it outright. During negotiations, communication between the buyer’s agent and seller’s agent will go back and forth in writing through email or signed forms until a final decision is made. But, how do you negotiate the best offer as a homebuyer? We’ll be sharing 8 negotiation tips to help you buy the house of your dreams.
A good agent makes the biggest difference when it comes to negotiation. He or she can either make a successful purchase or break the deal. A good agent will be knowledgeable about the housing market and trends. While searching for the right agent, ask for recommendations from family and friends. Once you’ve found an agent, be sure to listen to their advice. They’re here to help you throughout the home buying process and negotiations so that you can successfully buy a new home. Communicate with your agent frequently so you remain on the same page.
You need to do your research on the home, seller, taxes, and neighborhood. With more information, you’ll be a confident buyer during negotiations. Gather as much information as you can through resources like Zillow, Realtor.com, Trulia, and Redfin. Use them to look up different properties and communities. Keep in mind that if there is more housing inventory than there are buyers, there is usually more room for negotiation. If there are fewer houses and more buyers, making a competitive market, there is less room for negotiation.
Base your offer on the real world value of the home instead of the listed price. A good indicator of the true value of the home you’re interested in is actual sale prices of similar homes – also known as comparables or comps.These comparable home are based on similar square footage, sale price, size, remodeling, and age. Your agent should have a Comparative Market Analysis (CMA) based on the comps to help set the best price you’d like to offer. If the house is below market value, you most likely won’t be able to purchase for less. On the other hand, if the home price is above the market value, then you may be able to negotiate a lower price. Comps give you and your agent the best information available to set a price.
This may seem like menial information, but it is quite useful when it comes to negotiation. The more you know about the seller, the more you can put together a better offer with your agent. Ask a lot of questions about the seller and listing agent to be able to understand the situation and cause for the move. Are they moving because of a job relocation? Is their family growing and in need of a bigger home? Do they need to care for their elderly parents? Are they retiring? There are many different reasons why people move. By finding out why, especially if there is urgency, you’ll be in a better negotiation position.
In the world of negotiation, a person has no real negotiation power unless he or she is able to walk away from an unsatisfactory final offer. With this mindset, you’ll have the upper hand when negotiating a deal. Instead of being led by your emotions, you’ll be driven by the facts of the negotiation. It may seem especially difficult when it’s the house you really wanted, but don’t worry! There are plenty of other houses. You may find an even better deal.
When you find a house that you like, be ready to move quickly. Set tight deadlines for your offer, usually a 24 hour time window for the seller to respond. Also, you need to respond as soon as possible to counteroffers. If you wait too long, the seller will not see you as a serious buyer and may find other buyers who seem more eager. This could lead to bidding wars, and you could lose your chance of getting the house at all. At the same time, don’t rush your offer or counter offers. Be sure that the price and other items are all something you agree with as a homebuyer.
Many people are afraid to ask for certain things during a negotiation because they fear it will break the deal. There’s nothing wrong with asking. Of course, this means ask within reason. You don’t want to insult the seller by setting the price too low. There are creative ways to negotiate a home purchase, even if the seller is not willing to lower their price. Try asking for repairs or other items, like having the seller pay closing costs, in order to work out the deal.
In order for a successful negotiation, both sides have to meet somewhere in the middle. There may be compromises on price, location, features, or size for both the buyer and seller. By preparing yourself to compromise during negotiations you’ll be one step ahead.
Negotiating to purchase a home may seem overwhelming at first, but with these 8 tips, you’ll be one step closer to buying your dream house. If you’re interested in financing a home, email us at info@texaslending.com or give us a call at 888-298-4828.


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Moshe Kam, IEEE President, 2011, was the Robert Quinn Professor and Department Head of Electrical and Computer Engineering at Drexel University. His research interests include robotics and navigation, detection and estimation, wireless communications, and engineering education. In 2014, he became Dean of the Newark College of Engineering, a unit of the New Jersey Institute of Technology in Newark, New Jersey.
2011 IEEE President and CEO.
Moshe Kam (Ph.D., P.E.) was formerly Department Head and Robert Quinn Professor of Electrical and Computer Engineering at Drexel University. He lead Drexel’s Center for Excellence in Information Assurance Education, and directs the Data Fusion Laboratory – a research laboratory founded 20 years ago to investigate radar target classification. In 2014, he became Dean of the Newark College of Engineering, a unit of the New Jersey Institute of Technology in Newark, New Jersey.
Kam's professional interests are in wireless communications, robotics and navigation, detection and estimation, and engineering education. His research has been supported by the US National Science Foundation (NSF), DARPA, ONR, CERDEC, Lockheed Martin and GlaxoSmithKline.
Kam received his B.Sc. degree in 1977 (Tel Aviv University), and his M.S. (1985) and Ph.D. (1987) degrees from Drexel University, all in electrical engineering. He is an IEEE Fellow "for contributions to the theory of decision fusion and distributed detection" (2001) and a recipient of an IEEE Third Millennium Medal. He served as an NSF Presidential Young Investigator (1990-1995) and is a Professional Engineer licensed in Pennsylvania.
(S’75-M’77-S’83-S’85-M’86-SM’92-F’01) OFFICES: Board of Directors, Member, 2010-11, 2003-07; IEEE President, 2011, IEEE President-Elect 2010; Educational Activities, Vice President, 2005-07. Region 2, Director, 2003-04.
COMMITTEES/BOARDS: Educational Activities Board: Member, 2008-09; Vice President, 2005-07. New Initiatives Committee, Chair, 2009. Standards Education Committee, Vice Chair, 2008-09. IEEE Finance Committee, 2008-09. Committee on Global Accreditation Activities, Chair, 2008-09. AdHoc Committee on Relationships with Eta Kappa Nu, Chair, 2007-09. IEEE Strategic Planning Committee, 2006-07. RAB Strategic Planning Committee, 2006-07. Membership Development Committee, Chair, 2005. IEEE Audit Committee: Consultant, 2005; Chair, 2004; Member, 2003. Regional Activities Board, 2003-04. IEEE-USA Board, 2003-04. Compensation Committee, 2004. AdHoc Committee on Executive Director Review, Chair, 2004. AdHoc Committee on Petition Candidacy Requirements, Chair, 2003. RAB Awards Committee, 2001-02. RAB Chapter Rejuvenation Committee, 2001-02. Graduates of the Last Decade (GOLD) Committee, 1998-99. IEEE Paper Prize Committee, 1994-97.
REGION: Region 2: Past Director, 2005-06; Director, 2003-04; Director-Elect, 2001-02; Nominations and Appointments Committee, Chair, 2008, 2006; GOLD Chair, 1998-99.
SECTION: Philadelphia Section: Section Chair, 1998; Section Vice Chair, 1997; Treasurer, 1996; Secretary, 1994-95; Awards Committee, Chair, 1994-2004; Member, 1992-94.
CHAPTERS: Philadelphia Section Vehicular Technology Society Chapter, Chair, 2008-09. Philadelphia Section Joint Circuit and Systems Society, Systems, Man and Cybernetics Society, and Control Systems Society Chapter, Chair, 1987-2009. Philadelphia Section Joint Communications Society and Information Theory Society Chapter: Chair, 1997-2007; Vice Chair, 1990-96.
STUDENT BRANCH: Drexel University IEEE Student Chapter, Advisor, 1995-2006.
SOCIETIES: IEEE Transactions on Systems, Man and Cybernetics, Associate Editor, 1999-2004. Pattern Recognition, Associate Editor, 1999-2005. IEEE Neural Network Council, Awards Committee, 1992-93.
CONFERENCES: Transforming Engineering Education (Dublin, Ireland), Program Chair, 2009. Engineering Education Accreditation Training Conference (Beijing, China), Session Organizer and Lecturer, 2008. Meeting the Growing Demand for Engineers and Their Educators 2010-2020 International Conference (Munich, Germany), Planning Committee Member, 2007. Secure Agent Workshop (Philadelphia, PA), General Chair, 2005. Secure Agent Workshop (Philadelphia, PA), Organizer, 2004. All-day Educational Seminar on Advances in Wireless Communications, IEEE Philadelphia Section, Organizer and Moderator, 1998. Full-day Tutorial Workshop, Neural Networks and Their Applications in Control and Power Systems, International Symposium on Circuits and Systems (Singapore), Organizer and Lecturer, 1991. IFAC International Symposium on Distributed Intelligence Systems, Member of the Program Committee, 1991. Full-day Tutorial Workshop, Neural Networks for Control, The American Control Conference, Organizer and Lecturer, 1990. American Control Conference, Member of the Program Committee, 1990. Intelligent Control Conference, Member of the Program Committee, 1990. Full-day Tutorial, Control with Neural Networks, The Decision and Control Conference, Lecturer, 1990. Neural Networks for Power System Applications, IEEE PES, Panel Member, 1990. IEEE Philadelphia Section Educational Seminar on Neural Networks and Their Applications, Organizer and Moderator, 1987. Optimization and Control with Neural Networks, American Control Conference, Organizer, Invited Session, 1989. Panel Member, Trends in Sensor Fusion, SPIE Conference on Advances in Intelligent Robotics Systems, 1989. Invited Session, Neural Networks and Their Applications, the American Control Conference, Organizer, 1988. Half-day Tutorial, Neural Networks for Control, International Symposium on Intelligent Control, Co-Lecturer, 1988. The Relations Between Information Theory and Control, American Control Conference, Organizer, Invited Session, 1987.
REPRESENTATIVES: IEEE to the Board of Directors of ABET: Representative, 2008-09; Alternate Representative, 2005-08.
AWARDS: Benjamin Franklin Key Award, IEEE Philadelphia Section, 2008. Best Paper Award, IEEE International Conference in Autonomic Systems, 2008 (with S. Mancoridis). IEEE Fellow, 2001. IEEE Third Millennium Medal, 2000. Past Chair Award, IEEE Philadelphia Section, 1999. Excellence in Teaching Award, IEEE Student Chapter, Drexel University, 1988.
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Beallsville K-12 | BSHM Architects, Inc.
Beallsville K-12 is a two story comprehensive school building located in rural Monroe County. The 74,000 SF building is organized around a central media center and gathering space that is nestled between two gymnasiums. The building’s form contours to the rolling topography so to minimize the impact on the surrounding ecosystem, complete with wetland and forest. Extensive glazing serves to offer the students a strong connection to the surrounding environment while also providing for naturally day-lit learning spaces. In addition, the school is further designed to meet or exceed standards set by the United States Green Building Council (USGBC) and achieved a LEED Silver Certification.


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We are excited to begin rolling out the new robust, scalable and innovative IPN mechanism!
How’s the new mechanism better?
Each IPN type has been reviewed and updated to contain a more comprehensive data set.
New technologies have been implemented to make sure the solution is more stable, secure and even in a cases of failure, has optimized retry settings.
The new IPN mechanism ensures that we adapt the service to our growing business.
the new updates before they are deployed to your production accounts. With that, once released, we’ll continue to monitor all activity.
Both will contain the upgraded data set and will have the retry mechanism fully functional in case of failure.
In order for you to test the new mechanism, it will be released to the sandbox environment Sunday, November 11th, 2012.
On November 25th, 2012 it will gradually deployed to your production accounts. At this stage, both the original and new parameters will continue to be sent.
We do however recommend that you update your back-end with the new parameters to enjoy the richer data set for these IPN types.
Important note: Since each seller implements IPNs differently in their system, some of you may need to make minor changes to support the new parameters.
Don’t know if this applies to you? Email us at vendors@plimus.com.
ahead of time, so you can prepare for the new updates.
(view parameters marked with “RC” in the documentation center) in all IPNs to prevent any overlap of parameters.
with our VP of Engineering, Tal Moshayov to hear what he has to say about the new IPN mechanism.
Plimus is on its way to getting TRUSTe certified!
we continue with pursuing our number one priority – to ensure the safety of our sellers and shoppers privacy details are kept secure.
The TRUSTe seal supports our business practices, confirms our commitment to practices that keep data secure and private.
For more information, you can go to www.truste.com.
To keep with EU regulations, we have introduced a third party integration service to validate the VAT IDs of businesses in the European community.
This now enables us to correspond directly with the EU authorities to verify the VAT ID when entered in the BuyNow pages.
The VAT ID validation check is accurate and reliable. If validated, the shopper can continue with his purchase.
If it can’t be validated, the shopper will see an error displayed on the BuyNow page. He’ll only be able to continue and purchase, when a valid VAT ID is entered.
Tip: In order to display the VAT ID field, you’ll need to ensure that the Company Field is shown in the BuyNow page.
To check these settings, go to the relevant contract, click on More> Misc BuyNow Settings page and in the Contract specific visibility settings, for Company Name select Show.
If all your products are B2B (business-to-business), you can also set this setting to apply to all contracts. From your account home page, click on Shopper Experience>Optional BuyNow Settings and again, set the Company Name to Show.

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Payday Loans & Personal Loans in Alturas, FL.
The population of Alturas, FL in 2019 counting up to 3,948 people. More than 15% of employed adults in Florida apply at least onse a year for a Payday Loans from $100 to $1,000. And as the time shows, more than 296 people, even with bad FICO credit score get approved for small-dollar loan.
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A new quarterly series in 2019, HYPE Connections: Big YP Party is a Friday night happy hour giving Cincinnati’s young professionals, new and native alike, the opportunity to build professional and community connections in the Cincinnati region, and have some fun doing it.
Each HYPE Connections: Big YP Party event will take place in a unique neighborhood of the region. This time, we will be throwing it back to Mt. Adams! Join us for the second HYPE Connections: Big YP Party of the year at Mt. Adams Pavilion on May 10.
With two event ticket options, you can choose the experience that you want.
$35 Ticket – The whole kit and caboodle!
To receive this rate, enter the following coupon code during check-out.
HYPE (Harnessing Young Professional Energy) is the Chamber's dynamic platform designed to connect and develop young professionals and grow the vibrancy of the Cincinnati region. More at hypecincinnati.com.
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There are many different rental options for dumpsters that you can utilize for your disposal requirements, and making your decision can seem confusing at first. Renting a dumpster in Penn Hills might seem like a simple job, but often times people underestimate the size or weight requirements that they’re going to need to get the job done. It’s not always about size options when choosing a dumpster to rent, but also the types of garbage you’re going to be disposing of and if they will result in additional costs. In this article we’ll examine some of the most common questions that people ask when wanting to rent a good dumpster for themselves.
It’s vital to try and estimate your costs prior to rental of your dumpster, that way you don’t run over budget at the end. The main choices that impact your expenses is the weight of your waste, materials you’re disposing of and amount of time you’ll need the dumpster for. Check to find out if there are any permit charges in Penn Hills that could increase your overall budget for your job.
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Depending on the materials you’re disposing of, your dumpster can fill up very quickly. Additionaly, it’s not just about space, but also about the weight of the garbage you’re throwing into the dumpster. Often times companies have weight restrictions on their dumpster that can easily be exceeded, even if it isn’t completely filled. In addition to additional charges due to weight, you’ll also want to pay attention to the ground that the dumpster is placed on, as too much weight could easily damage your property. Checking with your rental company in Penn Hills first will help you get an idea of any fees or weight restrictions.
Before making a dumpster choice you’ll want to consider the types of items that you’ll be disposing of. If you’re only looking to get rid of a handful of appliances or furniture, such as couches, then you could always look into a junk removal service that might be more effective. Depending on the job you’re doing, a 10 or 20 cubic yard dumpster may suite your needs, since they are good for cleaning out garages or junk piles. You’ll want to make sure you inquire as to what kinds of trash might be prohibited by your dumpster rental company prior to making a decision. Items like big appliances, oil cans, antifreeze batters and grease waste are often prohibited by dumpster rental companies in Penn Hills. It’s very important to ask these kinds questions when talking to your rental company.
Rental prices are effected by a wide range of factors. Many dumpster service providers give you a free estimate for their services. Clearly, bigger dumpsters can carry far more volume and weight. It is going to be more work to move a large container, even if it’s not at capacity, since it requires more effort. Because of this, booking larger containers is pricier than smaller dumpsters.
Going with a local dumpster rental company in Penn Hills will probably be a good. You can save a lot of time and money by renting from a business that is already established, and has relationships with local waste disposal and dumping companies. The disposal process can be more smooth with a company that knows the local environmental regulations. It’s a good idea to provide as many details as possible to the company you’re renting from, that way they can ensure you have the perfect dumpster to suit your needs.


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In a letter to Neath Port Talbot council, the organisation admitted there was a 'oversight' in the air pollution figures which they published. The initial publication said Port Talbot had pollution levels of 18 micrograms per cubic metre but the figures should have only been half that.
The report suggested the town, along with dozens of other areas in the UK, suffered from unsafe levels of pollution.
MP for Aberavon Stephen Kinnock branded the mistake outrageous.
WHO said they regretted the error and have taken immediate steps to rectify it on their website and on their pollution database.

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