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"I have really enjoyed working with Nicole. She really knew the condo market and helped me find exactly what I was looking for."
"It's been a great experience working with Nicole and the team. Nicole does her homework and knows her market."
"Once we decided to sell our beloved downtown condo, the task of finding the right agent was our very next step. As we are also in sales and customer service, it’s actually a rare occurrence for us to come across anyone that meets our level of expectations (let alone, dare to dream… exceed it!) Stephanie was a consummate pro. She was thorough, professional, knowledgeable about everything, forthright and genuinely interested in meeting everyone’s needs and expectations throughout the entire process...Every detail we could think of (and several we didn’t think of), were taken care of in the forms of email correspondence, current programs and digital technology (such as digital legal documents and auto confirmation of viewing requests) and even old fashioned phone calls...go on-line or pick up the phone right now and connect with Stephanie Nause and her stellar team. You won’t be disappointed."
- Annette K. and Garry M.
"Nicole found the perfect space for the newest addition to our family! She was relentless in her pursuit to find us exactly what we asked for. And together with Stephanie, these two remarkable women made our home buying experience enjoyable and meaningful. A very special thanks to Nicole - You are a star. Our hearts are filled to the brim with gratitude!"
"Stephanie and her team exceeded all expectations. Professional, hard working, honest and caring - she was the perfect fit for me and my young family as we undertook this significant step."
"Stephanie is one of the hardest working people I know, she is always looking to learn and grow in her Real Estate business."
"Steph is a superb realtor, very knowledgeable and she is a top negotiator! And her team is very responsive and have great service!"
"An amazing team that listens to their clients and deliver consistent, timely service. Their knowledge of Toronto's real estate market is outstanding and always stay on top of emerging industry trends. Most importantly, they care about their clients and do what it takes to get them into a property they love. These are truly great people."
"Stephanie gave us excellent service. She listened to what we wanted and really helped us to find our home. I've used Stephanie for both a sell and a buy and both were good experiences."
"I needed my condo to sell quickly and it did!" Sold in less than 12 hours for 100%!
As a first-time seller I was very apprehensive about the selling process. I didn't want my condo to sell without knowing where we would be moving to. We found a condo we loved and didn't want to risk losing it so we went ahead and made an offer and the Seller accepted! That left me with the possibility of owning two condos... I needed my condo to sell quickly and it did! Stephanie listed my condo at 10pm that night and I had an offer for 100% of my asking price by 9:30am the next day.
- Valerie M., 135 Dalhousie St.
"The very first day our home went up on MLS, we had 12 showings and 4 offers! We sold at 109% of our asking price that same day!"
"There was another unit just like ours up for sale at the same time, but with Stephanie's system, ours sold first."
Stephanie brought us the plan, the buyers and the performance to sell our condo for 97% of asking price in 11 weeks. We were very serious about selling the condo for the very best price possible. There was another unit just like ours up for sale at the same time, but with Stephanie's system ours sold first. Stephanie was there to advise us and market our condo aggressively and we really appreciated her professionalism. I would have no hesitation recommending her and her Team to anyone who is serious about getting their condo sold.
- Mahesh N., 16 Harrison Garden Blvd.
"Within 31 days the condo was sold, we got 99% of our asking price and we just purchased a great new town house."
- Rahul M., 28 Harrison Garden Blvd.
"On our first trip to look at condos I found the perfect one! Stephanie was even able to convince the Seller to take $8,000 off the asking price."
I had been looking on my own for a few months before I met Stephanie. After a few emails and phone conversations it became clear to me that she was a professional with extensive knowledge in the downtown condo market. On our first trip to look at condos I found the perfect one! Stephanie was even able to negotiate $8,000 off the asking price. She followed up with me from signing to my closing date and when there was a mix up after closing and I almost didn't get my locker she made phone calls until the Seller honored their agreement and bought me a locker. I have referred friends to Stephanie's services and will continue to do so.
- Lori M., 51 Lower Simcoe St.
"When some issues turned up in the status certificate Stephanie made numerous phone calls and was able to get us all the information so we could make an informed decision."
We initially had planned on taking a few months and really seeing what was available on the market. After our initial consultation Stephanie came accross the perfect Loft that was exactly what we were looking for. We quickly made an appointment and instantly fell in love.
When some issues turned up in the status certificate Stephanie made numerous phone calls and was able to get us all the information so we could make an informed decision. We decided to go for it and we couldn't be happier! Stephanie was great from start to finish and provided us with names for mortgage brokers, lawyers, you name it! We look forward to using her again when it's time to move.
- Craig N. and Eva T., 365 Dundas St E.
"When we ended up being in competition with another buyer for the property and she was able to help me select a price that would win the property without over paying."
I interviewed a few agents before hiring Stephanie. I choose her because she had a proven track record and seemed very experienced and easily answered all of my questions.
When we found the perfect condo she went over all the recent sales to help me determine the correct value for the unit. When we ended up being in competition with another buyer for the property she was able to help me select a price that would win the property without over paying.
"We found the perfect condo with a great view and Stephanie even saved me $5,000 off the asking price."
As a first-time buyer I was nervous about the whole buying process and what to expect. Stephanie took the time to answer all my questions and make sure I was comfortable every step of the way.
We found the perfect condo with a great view and Stephanie even saved me $5,000 of the asking price.
- Amanda E., 80 Absolute Ave.
"Stephanie guaranteed that she would negotiate $5,000 off the purchase price or she'd pay me $500 on closing."
Stephanie was referred to me by a friend when I was transferred back to Toronto. I was impressed with her knowledge of the local condo market and her professionalism. Stephanie guaranteed that she would negotiate $5,000 off the purchase price or she'd pay me $500.00 on closing. Well, I found a great, well priced condo and the seller wouldn't budge more than $4,000 off their asking price. I bought the condo I loved and Stephanie lived up to her word and gave me a gift card for $500.00 on my closing date.
- Lori K, 100 Western Battery Rd.
"Even though it was set up for multiple offers, thanks to Stephanie, I still ended up paying $6,000 less than the most recent sale for a similar unit."
Stephanie made some great suggestions for locations and I ended up finding an awesome townhouse that was perfect for my lifestyle. Even though it was set up for multiple offers, thanks to Stephanie, I still ended up paying $6,000 less than the most recent sale for a similar unit.
- Robert H., 42 Western Battery Rd.
"I even paid $3,000 less than I expected!"
You did a great job assessing my needs and gave me the tools and information to decide easily and comfortably on a beautiful house. As a result I was able to negotiate and attain an excellent value on my new home. I even pai $3,000 less than I expected!
As a first time buyer you made my purchase worry-free. Thank you.
"Selling a property is a lot harder than buying one"
Selling a property is a lot harder than buying one - a fact I learned the hard way. I'm so glad I had Stephanie there walking me through each step, from helping to get my place market ready to dealing with showings, all while also searching for a new place. She made sure I knew exactly what to expect - the good and bad - and also made herslef available at all hours of the night if I had any questions or concerns. My property was on the market a month and a half and sold at 97% of my asking price. Without hesitation I would recommend her.


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What unites two completely different people, a teenager of thirteen-fourteen and sixty years old. This animated series"Rick and Morty" was conceived as a kind of continuation of the trilogy"Back to the future", but later the characters of the animated series began to live their lives independent of the picture. Already not very young scientist Rick Sanchez, made happy with his presence daughter Betty, and her household, moved to them, for permanent residence. He does not know how to behave in a decent society, too likes to drink, suffers himself and torments others with a constant burp. But he is not just a scientist, he is a brilliant scientist, thanks to his genius invented a large number of the most incredible things. Including a flying saucer with the ability to move through time. And here is this venerable he not, is sometimes absolutely inadequate, him nothing not worth in the midst of night Wake up his grandson Morty, and will go with him in what any journey in outer space. Morty always supports his grandfather, in his travels, not despite objections parents. After all, with a crazy grandfather so interesting and exciting . They always get into some kind of trouble, but thanks to Rick's sense of humor and genius, they get out of them with honor. And despite any prohibitions Morty and his elderly grandfather, in the new season 3 Rick and Morty 2017 online again and again go on the next trip, despite the dangers and incredible adventures. Completely ignoring the age difference they get along well with each other, in some way complementing each other, skeptical, grumpy grandfather and a little insecure Morty, be an excellent tandem in intergalactic travel. Animated series Rick and Morty season 3 all series Siendo free download on our website at any time of the day!

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Today, I’d like to mention Valhal, a game that got cancelled the first time round, but successfully relaunched a month or so later… the new, successful Kickstarter project can be found here: Valhal by Tetrahedron Games.
As stated previously, Tetrahedron had apparently tried to get reviewers on board before starting the campaign, and while I’m not doubting their account of events, I do find it interesting to read that various vlogs, websites and YouTube channels turned their noses up at this game just because it was a Kickstarter project: I always thought most vloggers were happy to look at new projects, prototypes, and so on, with many providing the perfectly reasonable caveat that they’ll only cover games they’re interested in?* So why would some of those outlets suddenly change tact and get in touch?
(*Of course, I may’ve got this wrong, in which case I’d appreciate somebody putting me right).
Returning to the Valhal campaign itself, not very much seems to have changed from the original, which begs the question: Did the addition of a selection of videos have a significant effect on the no. of backers?
Looking at the numbers: No, not really. Statistics suggest that Kickstarter projects with videos are much more likely to fund (some suggesting as much as 85% more likely), but was this the clincher in this instance?
This time round the campaign has barely scraped together an extra 25% of backer numbers, and although additional income seems to have come from the extra Early Bird editions (there were only 40 in the first campaign), and given these editions save you just a couple of Euros over the main pledges, could this really have been the deciding factor?
I don’t think so. Some simple sums based on basic backer pledge levels gives me a total of just over €8200 in pledges at time of writing (Nov 4th), which means an extra €10,000+ has been sunk into this project somewhere along the line, would anyone care to speculate where that extra €10k may have come from? Is it something to be worried about?

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Does anyone know if it is possible to have flashing text in ADRIFT games. I believe there is an HTML tag <blink> but it doesn't work.
The <blink> tag was removed from the HTML standard years ago because it was so horribly over-used that it annoyed everyone, and they were afraid it might trigger epileptic fits.
No browser or recent HTML software library supports that tag.
You could do something with timed events though, clearing and re-writing the screen.
With two sub events of 1 second duration, one could write the screen of text with the flashing word included and the other with it replaced with spaces.
This would look like that word is flashing at half a hertz.
You would have to stop the event when the player enters any command, perhaps using a priority 1 "*" task with the "Continue executing matching lower priority tasks" option?
It was just for a warning that flashes up on a computer screen, thought it might add a bit of realism. I might have a go at the method you suggest, just to see what it would look like.


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First, glad you are all (mostly) enjoying Wimbledon.
‘The Biggest Loser is back and we are on a nationwide search for duos of friends and relatives and couples that are desperate to lose weight. The programme aims to take these people through a structured plan of rigorous exercise, training and diets in order to help them attain their dream physique.
Last year’s winner Wil Graham lost a staggering eight and a half stone. As if that wasn’t enough he also went home with £25,000!
If you’re ready to transform your life, and have someone to share the journey with you, then apply to be on the new series of The Biggest Loser.
Go to www.biggestloseruk.com for further details and to fill out an application form.
Or if you prefer, you can e-mail us at biggest.loser@shine.tv, or simply call our voicemail box on 0844 6780 156 and leave your name, address and contact telephone number. We will send you an application form with a SAE.
So, the info is there in case anyone fancies acting on it (or knows someone who would- I always wondered how they got contestants for things like that).
And now normal service resumes.
Breakfast was lovely today- I had some frozen blackberries (still trying to empty the freezer so we can defrost it) and so I put them in my porridge. Yum I just love berries (and cinnamon) in porridge.
This gave me quite a sugar boost I think! Some nice seeds in there, and dried cranberries, but also the yoghurt coating, although it went quite well with this bar, whereas on some I find the yoghurt coating a bit too sweet. Maybe the seeds and other things kept the actual bar less sweet.
Anyway, then it was time for a run. My calves have been stiff all day (it was a different instructor at aerobics last night, and I do not think I stretched enough after), but I was keen to try the next Audiofuel one. It turned out to be the same, but each section was 5 steps per min faster (so we got up to 180, I say we, I mean me and Martin Yelling of course). The recovery pasts still felt slow (but not quite as bad) but the fast bit was hard- by the end of the final fast interval I was finding it hard to get my breath! But that is a good thing! Then I came home and did the yoga for runners podcast, which I think really helped stretch out my muscles.
Then I had another freezer meal- a lentil, kidney bean and veggie chilli with added spinach and frozen broccoli. Bonus points for me all round today!
I was thinking today- association vs disassociation. When I first started running I would do anything to take my mind off the run (eg listen to music, think about other things) but since listening to marathon talk I have been trying to think about the actual running a bit more. I have read articles before about this, and how people like Paula Radcliffe focus on their running and form and breathing etc as this helps them improve and perform. I was worried that the Audiofuel podcasts would seem too hard as I would not be able to think about something else, but I think it is really good for me to have the little reminders about keeping my shoulders relaxed and so on. During body pump I tend to try and focus on how strong I feel, as I think the positive mindset helps me achieve, and it is hard not to think about it while your muscles are burning!
So which kind of exerciser are you? Do you think about what you are doing, or try to take your mind off it?
I mostly lift, so when I’m doing that I am 100% in tune with my body — maintaining a good mind-muscle connection, focusing on form, etc. But when I do cardio, other than reminding myself to keep my shoulders relaxed and stand up straight once every couple of minutes, I TOTALLY dissociate haha. I focus on anything BUT what I’m doing.
When I’m doing weights I have to focus otherwise I loose count or form easily but with cardio I like to loose myself – with running its with my iPod otherwise its a class that I can mindlessly follow and just have fun with it.
Yeah I think when you do weights you have to think about it otherwise form goes pretty quick.
It really depends what I’m doing, I think with running my mind is usually in the run most of the time and occasionally it will drift off. Brendan Brazier writes about this in Thrive Fitness that exercise can actually improve creativity when you do a form of exercise that lets your mind drift off! I really must defrost my freezer but the thought of trying to eat everything in there is scary to say the least!
Sometimes when I’m running my mind will drift off, but on some occasions I find this more of a help than a hinderence, especially on a difficult run.
Both, I think. Sometimes I let my mind wander, others (especially when it’s feeling tough) I try to concentrate on my breathing, posture, technique etc. It usually helps!
I also used to go for disassociation, but I found I would just bumble along and not make much progress. I would also get sloppy and lazy when tired, which is bad news for injury. It was actually through lifting weights that I learnt about association: how focusing on the muscle that’s burning, and you think is going to fail, can actually get you through it. Something about not fighting it but accepting it as well. You also stay more focused and get more out of the last few reps / minutes / miles etc, which is when the real progress is made. Like others though I do sometimes liek to jsut let my mind wander. That’s for pleasant exercise like long slow runs or walking or whatever though.
Yes you are so right that focusing helps form and stuff, and also feels like more of an achievement I think. But yeah for gentle long slow runs or walks it is lovely to let the mind wander- that is good for you too.
Every run is different in terms of to what degree I associate or dissociate. I guess because I’m fairly new to running I tend to think a bit more about what I’m doing. I quite like the rhythm of running and find it hypnotic.
association when doing weights in the gym – want to make sure my form is correct, the breathing is good, my core is tight.
That Muesli bar looks good- not spotted that one yet!
Next Next post: Feeling fruity!

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Discussion in 'Mac OS X Lion (10.7)' started by bdodds1985, Jan 27, 2012.
does anyone know where the boot screen logo is located? the one before the login screen. I would like to change the new apple to a classic apple or a custom image.
I had a feeling that someone would reply bootXchanger. I did try that and got nothing.
In the known issues part of their web page it states that this program does not work on early 2011 MBP's. just so happens thats's what I have... figures.
I did try it however, and nothing showed up. I guess the only way is to find the file in the library and change it.

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This lake house was lacking character, so we added visual interest and created a space perfect for entertaining. The client had a large sliding door in the living room that we replaced with a new custom door matched to the exterior windows and doors. We added drapery around the sliding door to make the space cozier. A bright blue area rug now picks up on the colours of the lake during the day and a live-edge walnut table with brass ties holding the slabs together brings a rustic elegance to the space.
In the kitchen, we made significant repairs to the existing floor, fixing holes and adding new matching flooring in areas where it was missing. Our clients wanted to limit the amount of wall cabinets, so floating shelving were added for decorations and everyday items. To accommodate this, we added floor-to-ceiling storage around the steam oven and counter-depth fridge.
We also added a beverage station with a second apron-front bar sink so that guests can help themselves to drinks in an area away from meal prep. The two-tone cabinets above the beverage station are perfect for storing the coffee maker, blender and other beverage tools.
From start to finish, the renovation was well managed. The quality of the products is excellent and we are beyond pleased with the finished product. The new kitchen design is a pleasure to cook in. Everything is easy to access. It is also a very comfortable space to hang out. Alannah and Patrick were easy to work with and very helpful from day one. All team members working on the reno were professional and respectful.

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The art of Carlo Zinelli, usually known only as ‘Carlo’, is art of isolation and traumatic experience, of a man stricken by mental instabilities coupled with the horrors of war and the unbearableness of institutionalization. His compositions developed rhythmic patterns likened to music, and replaced the verbal faculties which his disorder caused him to eventually lose. His inability to communicate by conventional means left him to find a path that became a personal language and the repository of his experiences and thoughts.
Carlo was born on July 2, 1916 in San Giovanni Lupatoto, near Verona, Italy. He was the sixth child of seven in a family headed by his father, Alessandro, a carpenter. His mother, Caterina Manzini, died when Carlo was two years old. As a child, he was fond of animals, but reticent around people, preferring to be alone. This characteristic was consistent throughout his life; in his adult years, he preferred the company of his dog to anyone else.
At the age of nine, young Carlo left school to work as a farm laborer, taking care of horses’ stables, and in 1934 he moved to Verona with his sisters, taking a job in a slaughterhouse. He was extremely fond of music and dancing, and boating.
However, Carlo’s family was decimated by tragedy and disease. He had a brother who died in 1929 of tuberculosis, then in 1938 and 1940 the same disease claimed his father and a sister respectively. Another brother had been admitted to a psychiatric hospital for trauma experienced as a result of military service in 1935-36, and he died in 1941.
Carlo himself experienced the military, having volunteered to fight in the Spanish civil war in March, 1939. The exact nature of his enlistment is unclear; he was there for a short period of time but it was extremely harrowing. He was also drafted into the Italian army during World War II which proved to be psychologically devastating. During the next eight years, his mental condition deteriorated to the point where he was placed in an asylum due to aggressive and delirious behavior. He was diagnosed in 1947 as schizophrenic, and suffered from a quasi-autistic condition which left him virtually unable to verbally communicate.
It wasn’t until 1955 that Carlo began to draw, first using bricks and nails to incise the surface of a wall in an outdoor courtyard. Carlo’s work found a patron through the Scottish sculptor, Michael Noble, and the Countess Berletti who provided funds for an artists’ studio on the grounds of the institution. It was here that Carlo spent much of his time.
According to Maria Azzola, four periods may be seen in Carlo’s work. The first phase, from 1957-60, shows pictorial space populated by small figures, often isolated but arranged in groups. From this point, Carlo moves on to produce works with larger structures and figures (1960-4). Fragmentary and nonsensical writing appears in his work in the third phase (1965-7) along with the ubiquitous figures, but their arrangement is not as strictly governed by the grouping mechanisms Carlo used before. Finally, the years 1968-74 see his most mature and sophisticated work: complex compositions that bring together his common themes to present dramatic works. Briefly in 1962, he had an interest in collage, collecting natural found materials and cigarette packages to create works combining paint and three-dimensional elements. Aside from this, his pieces are done mainly in pen, gouache, and pastel. His oeuvre includes about 3,000 pieces, many are sheets of paper with drawings on both sides.
This inclination to fill both sides of the paper may be likened to Carlo’s predilection, especially in earlier pieces, to fill the entire space of the composition with figures, gradually becoming smaller and smaller to accommodate the shrinking space. The figures and motifs most often seen, animals and farm figures, soldiers and vehicles, allude to the disparate experiences of his early and later life. The rhythmic repetition of figures and the visual cadences of their arrangements and relations can be likened to musical structures and harmonies, especially in the complexities of his later work. The use of letters and linguistic devices is a foil to his inability to communicate conventionally, but their jumbled and repetitive nature take them far from the realm of readable language and back to the closed and private nature of Carlo’s personal systems. These elements do not reference speech as we know it. They are isolated and devoid of linguistic significance, but are powerful as pictorial elements.
Azzola, Maria. “Writing in Painting, Recitar Cantando” in Raw Vision, #29 Winter 1999-2000. Trans. By Susan Haskins.

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$4,569 due at lease signing after all offers.
$0 security deposit. Tax, title, license are extra. Mileage charge of $0.25/mile over 32,500 miles.
Based on MSRP of $79,700. Not available with some other offers. Take retail delivery by 2/28/19. See participating dealer for details.
MUST BE A CURRENT LESSEE OF A GM VEHICLE THROUGH ALLY, US BANK OR GM FINANCIAL. Payments are for a 2019 Yukon 2WD SLE with an MSRP of $50,895. 39 monthly payments total $17,511. Total lease cost is $21,627.82. Lease based on net capitalized cost of $41,862.41 including down payment of $4,119.94 and $2,000 in applied incentives. Option to purchase at lease end for an amount to be determined at lease signing. GM Financial must approve lease. Take retail delivery by 4/30/19. Mileage charge of $.25/mile over 32,500 miles. Lessee pays for maintenance, repair, excess wear and a disposition fee of $495 or less at end of lease. Not available with some other offers.
Excludes SL models. Not available with some other offers. Take retail delivery by 4/30/19 See participating dealer for details.
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text: Specializing in upholstery leather, natural raffia wallcovering, and leather tiles. We are well known for our color, texture and finish matching to client specifications. We create over a 1000 different leathers and color options, with the ability to customize every aspect of the leather production process, we are able to supply our clients with an infinite array of colors and textures. Being leather artisans and designers, not distributors or middlemen, our goal is to furnish you with the finest leathers, superior customer service, and competitive pricing in a timely manner.

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Feel like a student again as the UGA Alumni Association hosts alumni and their family and friends for a special weekend in Athens.
40 Under 40 celebrates young alumni leading the pack in their industries and communities. Recipients are honored at a luncheon each fall.
Bulldog 100 celebrates Dawgs on top by recognizing the 100 fastest-growing businesses owned or operated by UGA alumni each year. Recipients are honored at a dinner each winter.
Alumni Awards celebrate distinguished alumni, faculty members and friends of UGA. Recipients are honored at a luncheon each spring.
Celebrating the birthplace of higher eduction in America with a luncheon, guest speaker and other activities each winter.

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Okay, so we are torn between recruiting a friend to DJ or hiring a DJ. We are on a tight budget and our venue would charge an additional $200 to have a professional DJ there. We are on a tight budget and would rather avoid that absurd fee if possible.
That said, we also don't want this friend to feel left out at the wedding. We would of course ask and make sure he is comfortable with it (but he is a very jovial, outgoing guy and might enjoy the role), but we're still not sure. We would offer compensation and give a gift as well. And we already have music picked out, so there wouldn't be additional responsibility beyond announcing dances and keeping the music going according to plan.
Has anyone had a friend DJ? Did it go okay or would you advise against it?
We're just worried because we don't think we can afford a $200 fee on top of what the DJ charges.
It’s totally fine to forgo a DJ if it’s not in the budget. Many people create a playlist and set it for the night. However if you ask someone to work your wedding then they’re not a guest any longer, they are there to work. You’re right about them feeling left out because they’ll be doing the music rather than annoying it.
If you cant find a DJ in your budget and you want more than just setting up the iPod you could look into hiring someone to tend to the iPod or hiring a college radio/DJ which may be cheaper than someone who has been doing it longer. I would definitely not hire a friend to do this.
I would assume your venue is going to charge that $200 fee, for anyone who comes in with DJ equipment. Even if they are a friend who is not a professional DJ.
I agree with @charlotte989875 that setting up an iPod would save a ton of money, especially considering the $200 fee. That's what I did for my reception though, to be fair, it was just for background music. We didn't have dancing.
I also agree with not hiring a friend. They might feel pressured to agree, even if they'd prefer being a guest. Plus, if you all end up being dissatisfied with the service he provides, it could lead to resentment.


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Senior Greg Warren-Baker, who said he also considers himself a gamer and a fan of Nintendo, said other companies may follow Nintendo’s lead depending on the amount of sales for the Switch. Warren-Baker said he thinks the Switch will launch well but is unsure if it will be able to compete against other consoles.
The price of the unit has not yet been confirmed, but it is speculated to be around $200- $300. Other speculations include the possibility of taking SD cards up to 128 gigabytes and what games users should expect to start out with. Some of the speculated launch games include Splatoon,The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim and an unnamed 3-D Mario game.
Clausen said some people might want to get the Switch because they are fans of the games Nintendo produces.
Though Nintendo lagged behind in console sales, it is the reigning champion in the handheld wars, selling over 61 million units of their 3DS. The Switch, however, is the first of its kind and could rocket Nintendo into first place in the console wars as well.


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Sometimes, if nonsurgical treatment, rehabilitation and therapy is unsuccessful, the only way to heal a knee problem may be through surgery. If the knee is irreparably damaged or has eroded away because of arthritis, then knee surgery may be the next logical step. Statistically, 20% of knee patients will require surgery.
Remember that although surgery may be a 'scary' word, today more than ever, people are recovering from surgery and regaining peak performance.
Take, for instance, tennis player Seffi Graf who won both the French Open and Wimbledon following knee surgery. Even more astonishingly, pro tennis player Richard Krajicek recovered from knee surgery after only three months and went on to beat world champion Pete Sampras in straight sets in 1998.
Quality of life is never to be underestimated and when a knee problem is so debilitating that it is impossible to enjoy hobbies that are important to you like gardening or playing with your children or grandchildren, than it is crucial to seek medical help.
Fortunately, before even considering knee replacement surgery as an option, generally physicians will try to find other ways of assuaging the pain. For instance, physical therapy, analgesics and walking aids might be the answer to many knee problems including those stemming from arthritis.
However, it is also nice to know that when other treatments prove to be futile, knee replacement surgery is an option. So prevalent is this surgery, in fact, that over 250,000 knee surgeries are performed each year in the United States alone. It is estimated that in 2040, more than 500,000 knee and hip replacement surgeries will be performed due to the influx in aging Baby Boomers. Knee replacement will help renew the ability to participate in several fun, day to day activities such as gardening, going on walks, golfing, and overall mobility. It is important to try other options before knee replacement surgery, however, since they only last for 15 to 20 years and are not easily replaced. For this reason, physicians are very selective about the types of candidates for the surgery.
So, who is a candidate?
Knee replacement is a procedure generally reserved for those who are over 60 years of age who are in relatively good health, aside obviously, from their knee pain. In fact, 72 percent of knee replacements are done on those over the age of 65. Generally, this means, they maintain a healthy weight, they do not suffer from cardiovascular problems, and they are not suffering from a terminal illness.
Active knee replacement candidates will find it comforting to know that they will be able to resume some athletics following surgery such as golf, swimming, and walking. Some knee replacement recipients have even continued to play tennis and snow ski. Unfortunately, a knee prosthesis is not quite as effective as a healthy, natural knee, however it will be a great improvement over the preoperative pain and discomfort.
To receive knee replacement surgery, you must be a good candidate. If not, surgery could prove counterproductive. For some, knee replacement surgery is not in their best interest. Those who are too young, with the exception of those who suffer from severe rheumatoid arthritis, should consider other types of treatment for knee pain since after 15 or 20 years, the prosthesis will need to be replaced. Unfortunately, the bone will need to be cut short to make room for a new prosthesis and function and mobility is likely to be damaged during the second operation. Those who are overweight are not good candidates as the prosthesis (just as the natural knee) is designed to carry a weight in proportion to the person’s body. Too much weight on the prosthesis can cause it to be damaged and subsequent knee surgeries will be necessary. Those with cardiovascular problems and with terminal illnesses are also not good candidates as the surgery may be too much for the body to handle. Also those with poor skin coverage over the knee are not good candidates as surgery could impair movement of the knee.
After a lifetime of wear and tear on joints, many active seniors choose to undergo not one but two surgeries to replace their knees. Some seniors opt for joint replacement surgeries so they can still walk, ski, ride bikes and lift weights in their later years of life. While skiing and weight lifting might sound unusual, experts on aging say it hints at a new norm.
Many seniors have dealt with chronic hip and knee problems, and many remain very active after joint replacement surgery including skiing and hiking. They are choosing to undergo knee and hip replacements so they can continue being active in their later years in life. High pain levels and mobility issues associated with chronic joint problems are high contributors of seniors living at assisted care centers.
Joint replacements can make living independently in the later years of life possible for many people. A 12-year 135,000 patient Medicare study showed that seniors that elected to have knee replacement surgery had half the risk of dying within the next seven years as patients who opted against the procedure. Staying active late in life is essential to prolonging a healthy lifestyle in the later years of a senior’s life. It will help keep someone from becoming homebound and could lead to often life-ending problems. Many doctors agree that staying active in the later years of life, not only contributes to staying healthy but also prolongs lives.


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The hard part here was getting all of the <table> HTML code. The standard jQuery .html() command gets the innerHTML and was cutting off the <table> HTML code. Getting all the HTML code was accomplished using the code $(“#datatodisplay”).val( $(“<div>”).append( $(“#ReportTable”).eq(0).clone() ).html() ) which effectively gets the outerHTML of the named HTML object (in this case the table we want to save to excel).
// Fix for crappy IE bug in download.
Updated: April 8, 2010 – modified to add fix for crappy IE download bug.
well, I am not expert in jQuery but I think, sure this will work.. good luck.
Can you please explain me whats #datatodisplay and #reportTable are?
and here is how is it passed.
How do i implement formula and format, any hints will be highly appreciated.
Wow that worked! I was banging my head trying to find a .NET way to do this, but jQuery was much easier. Thanks John.
None of these seem to be the case here…also, it’s working fine in FF, any ideas?
It’s saying it can’t download the data from the URL provided and yet FF is working which shows the link is OK, is sending headers correctly, etc.
Have you tried on a non-secure link (http://….)? A later version of IE (IE8 RC1 is out now).
Atleast that’s how I got it to work.
Thanks for this tutorial. Works also with jQuery 1.3.2.
Thanks for this tutorial, but this isn’t working with office 2003 and it’s work with office 2007, Are you the suggestions for this problems ? Thank you.
How can I get the data from 2 different tables into the export.xls file?
Hi, I used ur code in a jsp. I have unicode native characters in the table data. But in the excel, the unicode data is all crap. The server itself is not passing the data as unicode. How do i got unicode data as it is. Please help me out ?
To get data from 2 different tables just use a div tag with the ReportTable id inside there before the two tables and end it after.
Do you have a working example/downloadable script? I’m running into problems with the onsubmit portion.
Wow, that works perfectly! I seriously did not expect the script to work but it exported all my data perfectly just how I wanted it to be. Thanks!!!
Amazing script, exactly what I’ve been searching for! Thank you so much for writing this – so thankful at this early hour!
I need to get the excel version of client PC. Based on that I need to perform some more op’ns. So, can you guys please tell me how can I do this?. Using Java Script or JQuery.
Lovely! Really helped me a whole lot 🙂 Now I’m looking for a way to remove the styling before the export – any ideas?
Use CSS files and CSS classes rather than inline style statements.
I have a special question for you.
The table that I want to export to excel contains form fields, then, the only thing the script does is send the first 2 lines (titles) to the excel file.
Could you send me an e-mail to explain to you in more detail my problem?
The .xls file downloads successfully but doesn’t open, neither from browsers Open nor if I Save.
EDIT: saved to desktop and opened, the .xls file is completely blank.
Remove the header calls from PHP so the return is displayed back in your browser, it should roughly look like the table you tried to save. If it doesn’t use print_r($_REQUEST) and see if the data got sent to the server. No data sent shows an issue with the jquery and is probably related to the jquery not finding the table to export.
Thanks for this tutorial, but this isn’t working with office 2003 and itâ€™s work with office 2007, Are you the suggestions for this problems ? Thank you.
The problem may be that Office 2003 doesn’t understand HTML. I would suggest saving your data to CSV and letting Excel import that. I have a version of this code that handles that and its much more versatile, including saving to PDF. Let me look for it in the morning.
Sounds like your table is not being sent to the server – use the Web Developer tools for Firefox and look at the outgoing call to ensure the table is attached as a parameter.
i have a problem when the html documento is too bigger because when i tried with small html it works ok. can you help me how i can solve this issue ?
This is great! Do you also have similar solution for exporting to a CSV file (i.e. w/o going thru Excel)? Thanks in advance.
but i have a question. How can I export multiple tables in one excel file? is it posible?


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SermonIndex.net : Christian Books : CHAPTER XIV. THE ORIGINAL TEXT AND ITS HISTORY.
CHAPTER XIV. THE ORIGINAL TEXT AND ITS HISTORY.
1. The original language of the Old Testament is Hebrew, with the exception of certain portions of Ezra and Daniel and a single verse of Jeremiah, (Ezra 4:8-6:18; 7:12-26; Dan.2:4, from the middle of the verse to end of chap.7; Jer.10:11,) which are written in the cognate Chaldee language. The Hebrew belongs to a stock of related languages commonly called Shemitic, because spoken mainly by the descendants of Shem. Its main divisions are: (1,) the Arabic, having its original seat in the southeastern part of the Shemitic territory, and of which the AEthiopic is a branch; (2,) the Aramaean in the north and northeast, comprising the eastern Aramaean or Chaldee, and the western or Syriac; (3,) the Hebrew, occupying a middle place between the two. The Samaritan is essentially Aramaean, but with an intermixture of Hebrew forms; the Phoenician, or Punic, on the other hand, is most closely allied to the Hebrew. All these languages, with the exception of the AEthiopic, are written from right to left, and exhibit many peculiarities of orthography and grammatical forms and structure.
2. The Hebrew characters in present use, called the Assyrian, or square writing, are not those originally employed. The earlier form is undoubtedly represented by the inscriptions on the coins struck by the Maccabees, of which the letters bear a strong resemblance to the Samaritan and Phoenician characters. The Jewish tradition is that the present square character was introduced by Ezra, and that it was of Assyrian origin. The question of the correctness of this tradition has been much discussed. Some wholly reject it, and hold that the present square writing came by a gradual process of change from a more ancient type. See Davidson's Bib. Crit., vol. I, ch.3.
The Rabbinic is a modification of the Assyrian or square writing, for the purpose of giving it a more cursive character.
3. The Hebrew alphabet, like all the other Shemitic alphabets -- with the exception of the AEthiopic, which is syllabic, the vowels being indicated by certain modifications in the forms of the consonants -- was originally a skeleton alphabet, an alphabet of consonants, in which, however, certain letters, called vowel-letters, performed in a measure the office of vowels. The Shemite did not separate the vowels from the consonants, and express them, as we do, by separate signs. He rather conceived of the vowels as inhering in the consonants -- as modifications in the utterance of the consonants, which the reader could make for himself. Various particulars in respect to the pronunciation of certain consonants were, in like manner, left to the reader's own knowledge. For example, the three Hebrew letters, [Hebrew: sh], sh; [Hebrew: m], m; [Hebrew: r], r, ([Hebrew: shmr], to be read from right to left,) might be pronounced, shamar, he kept; shemor, keep thou; shomer, keeping -- the reader determining from the connection which of these forms should be used, just as we decide in English between the different pronunciations of the word bow. As long as the Hebrew remained a living language, that is, the language of the masses of the people, this outline alphabet was sufficient for all practical purposes. The modern Arabs read without difficulty their ordinary books, which omit, in like manner, the signs for the vowels. The regularity of structure which belongs to the Shemitic languages generally, makes this omission less inconvenient for them than a like omission would be for us in our western tongues.
4. During the long Babylonish captivity the mass of the Jewish people, who were born and educated in Babylon and the adjacent regions, adopted of necessity the language of the country; that is, the Aramaean or Chaldee language. After the exile, the Hebrew was indeed spoken and written by the prophets and learned men, but not by the people at large. In Nehemiah 8:8 we are told that |they read in the book in the law of God distinctly, and gave the sense, and caused them to understand the reading.| This has been explained by some as meaning simply that they expounded to them the sense. But the more natural meaning is that they interpreted to the people the words read from the law. We find, soon after the captivity at least, the old Hebrew supplanted as a living language among the people at large by the Aramaean or Chaldee. Why not date the change from the latter part of the captivity itself?
It was natural that the prophets and historians, all of whom wrote soon after the exile, should employ the sacred language of their fathers. This fact cannot be adduced as a valid argument that the body of the people continued to speak Hebrew. The incorporation, on the other hand, of long passages in Chaldee into the books of Daniel and Ezra implies at least that this language was known to the people at large. As to the children spoken of in Neh.13:24, who |could not speak in the Jews' language, but according to the language of each people| -- the people, to wit, to which their mothers belonged -- |the Jews' language| here is probably the language used by the Jews, as distinguished from that used by the people of Ashdod, Ammon, and Moab. Keil, Introduction to Old Testament, Sec.18.
5. After the Hebrew had ceased to be the language of the common people, its traditional pronunciation was carefully preserved for many successive centuries in the synagogue-reading. It was not till several centuries after Christ (somewhere between the sixth and the tenth centuries) that the vowel-signs and other marks of distinction were added in order to perpetuate, with all possible accuracy, the solemn traditional pronunciation of the synagogue. This work is ascribed to learned Jews of Tiberias, called Masoretes, from Masora, tradition; and the Hebrew text thus furnished by them is called the Masoretic, in distinction from the unpointed text, which latter is, according to Jewish usage, retained in the synagogue-rolls. From reverence to the word of God, the punctuators (as these men are also called) left the primitive text in all cases undisturbed, simply superadding to it their marks of distinction. After giving with great minuteness the different vowel-signs and marks (commonly called diacritical) for the varying pronunciation of the consonants, they superadded a complicated system of accents. These serve the threefold office of guides in cantillating the sacred text (according to ancient usage in the synagogue-reading); of indicating the connection in meaning among the words and clauses; and of marking, though with certain exceptions, the tone-syllables of words. In addition to all the above, they added a mass of notes, partly of a critical and partly of a grammatical character, relating to various readings, grammatical forms and connections, modes of orthography, and the like. These are called collectively the Masorah, of which there is a fuller Masorah called the greater (found only in Rabbinical Bibles), and a briefer, called the less, the main part of which is found in common editions of the Hebrew Bible. To illustrate the Masoretic as contrasted with the unpointed text, we give the first verse of Genesis, first, in its simple unpointed form; secondly, with the vowel-signs and diacritical marks for the consonants; thirdly, with both these and the accents, the last being the complete Masoretic text.
The round circle above the initial letter in the third line refers to a marginal note of the Masorah indicating that it is to be written large.
Respecting the origin and antiquity of the Hebrew points a warm controversy existed in former times. Some maintained that they were coeval with the language itself; others that they were first introduced by Ezra after the Babylonish captivity. But their later origin -- somewhere between the sixth and tenth centuries -- is now generally conceded. It is further agreed that their inventors were able scholars, thoroughly acquainted as well with the genius and structure of the language as with the traditional pronunciation of the synagogue; and that they have given a faithful representation of this pronunciation, as it existed in their day. Their judgment, therefore, though not invested with any divine authority, is very valuable. |It represents a tradition, it is true; but a tradition of the oldest and most important character.| Horne's Introduction, vol.2, p.15, edition of 1860.
6. The deep reverence of the Jews for their sacred books manifests itself in their numerous rules for the guidance of copyists in the transcription of the rolls designed for use in the synagogue service. They extend to every minute particular -- the quality of the ink and the parchment (which latter must always be prepared by a Jew from the skin of a clean animal, and fastened by strings made from the skins of clean animals); the number, length, and breadth of the columns; the number of lines in each column, and the number of words in each line. No word must be written till the copyist has first inspected it in the example before him, and pronounced it aloud; before writing the name of God he must wash his pen; all redundance or defect of letters must be carefully avoided: prose must not be written as verse, or verse as prose; and when the copy has been completed, it must be examined for approval or rejection within thirty days. Superstitious, and even ridiculous, as these rules are, we have in them a satisfactory assurance of the fidelity with which the sacred text has been perpetuated. Though their date may be posterior to the age of the Talmudists (between 200 and 500 after Christ), the spirit of reverence for the divine word which they manifest goes far back beyond this age. We see it, free from these later superstitious observances, in the transactions recorded in the eighth chapter of Nehemiah, when Ezra opened the book of the law in the sight of all the people, |and when he opened it, all the people stood up.| The early history of the sacred text is confessedly involved in great obscurity; but in the profound reverence with which the Jews have ever regarded it since the captivity, we have satisfactory proof that it has come down to us, in all essential particulars, as Ezra left it. Of the primitive text before the days of Ezra and his associates we have but a few brief notices in the historical books. But in the fidelity and skill of Ezra, who was |a ready scribe in the law of Moses, which the Lord God of Israel had given,| as well as in the intelligence and deep earnestness of the men associated with him, we have a reasonable ground of assurance that the sacred books which have come down to us through their hands contain, in all essential particulars, the primitive text in a pure and uncorrupt form.
7. As to the age of Hebrew manuscripts, it is to be noticed that not many have come down to us from an earlier century than the twelfth. In this respect there is a striking difference between them and the Greek and Latin manuscripts of the New Testament, a few of which are as old as the fourth and fifth centuries, and quite a number anterior to the tenth. The oldest known Hebrew manuscript, on the contrary, is a Pentateuch roll on leather, now at Odessa, which, if the subscription stating that it was corrected in the year 580 can be relied on, belongs to the sixth century. One of De Rossi's manuscripts is supposed to belong to the eighth century, and there are a few of the ninth and tenth, and several of the eleventh. Bishop Walton supposes that after the Masoretic text was fully settled, the Jewish rulers condemned, as profane and illegitimate, all the older manuscripts not conformed to this: whence, after a few ages, the rejected copies mostly perished. The existing Hebrew manuscripts give the Masoretic text with but little variation from each other.
Earnest effort has been made to find a reliable ante-Masoretic text, but to no purpose. The search in China has thus far been fruitless. When Dr. Buchanan in 1806 brought from India a synagogue-roll which he found among the Jews of Malabar, high expectations were raised. But it is now conceded to be a Masoretic roll, probably of European origin. Respecting the manuscripts of the Samaritan Pentateuch, see below, No.9.
8. In respect to form, Hebrew manuscripts fall into two great divisions, public and private. The public manuscripts consist of synagogue-rolls carefully written out on parchment, as already described, without vowel-points or divisions of verses. The Law is written on a single roll; the sections from the prophets (Haphtaroth, ch.12.6) and the Five Rolls -- Canticles, Ruth, Lamentations, Ecclesiastes, Esther (ch.12.4) -- each on separate rolls. The private manuscripts are written with leaves in book form -- folio, quarto, octavo, and duodecimo; mostly on parchment, but some of the later on paper. The poetical passages are generally arranged in hemistichs; the rest is in columns which vary according to the size of the page. The text and points were always written separately; the former with a heavier, the latter with a lighter pen, and generally with different ink. The square or Assyrian character is employed as a rule, but a few are written in the rabbinic character. The Chaldee paraphrase (less frequently some other version) may be added. The margin contains more or less of the Masorah; sometimes prayers, psalms, rabbinical commentaries, etc.
9. There is also a Samaritan Pentateuch; that is, a Hebrew Pentateuch written in the ancient Samaritan characters, and first brought to light in 1616, respecting the origin of which very different opinions are held. Some suppose that the Samaritans received it as an inheritance from the ten tribes; others that it was introduced at the time of the founding of the Samaritan temple on Mount Gerizim; others that it was brought by the Israelitish priest sent to instruct the Samaritans in the knowledge of God, 2 Kings 17:27, 28. It is agreed among biblical scholars that its text has been subjected to many alterations which greatly impair its critical authority. These, however, are not sufficient to account for its remarkable agreement with the Septuagint version against the Masoretic text, in numerous readings, some of them of importance. The explanation of this phenomenon must be the agreement of the original Samaritan codex with the manuscripts from which the Alexandrine version was executed. Probably both were of Egyptian origin. See Alexander's Kitto, art. Samaritan Pentateuch.
In a brief compend, like the present work, it is not thought necessary to notice particularly the printed editions of the Hebrew Bible. The reader will find an account of them in the |Bibliographical List| appended to the fourth volume of Horne's Introduction, edition of 1860. The text of Van der Hooght's Hebrew Bible, (Amsterdam and Utrecht, 1705,) which was chiefly based on the earlier text of Athias, (Amsterdam, 1667,) is generally followed at the present day, and may be regarded as the received text of the Hebrew Scriptures.


text: Captain Ernesto Esguerra Cubides Air Base is a Colombian military base assigned to the Colombian Air Force (Fuerza Aérea Colombiana or FAC) Combat Air Command No. 6. The base is located at Tres Esquinas in the Caquetá department of Colombia. It is named in honor of Captain Ernesto Esguerra Cubides.

industry_corpus2: Aerospace


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Apache Kudu (used in client RPCs), Apache Spark (off-heap "unsafe row"
there is not an open standard for this type of data.
framework. For example: efficient LLVM code generation for "shredding"
or "pivoting" records into fully-shredded columnar format.
a design process which would likely take a significant amount of time.


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Camp MiVoden is located on 540 private acres of forested land on the shore of beautiful Hayden Lake in northern Idaho, 45 miles east of Spokane.
All staff members go through a rigorous application process which includes multiple references, a personal interview, and national background checks. Decisions are made on the basis of experience and interest in working with children and skill and experience in outdoor activities. All of our staff are CPR certified and many also have training in First Aid, Lifeguard Certification, and other advanced certifications.
Camp MiVoden is famous for blue skies and plenty of sun. The camps' average daytime temperature in the summer is about 75 degrees F. Evenings are cool, usually 50-55 degrees F. Because we're located in the mountains, it is best to be prepared for a variety of weather conditions.
Most of our campers arrive by car with parents, other family members, or friends. Other campers arrive by bus or fly into the Spokane International Airport. Staff members meet children at the airport, help them collect their luggage, and take them to camp. There is also a bus that makes stops in Walla Walla, Tri Cities, and Spokane. You can schedule bus pick up and drop off in your online registration. Upon arrival at camp, these campers are greeted by staff members and their luggage is delivered to their living units. The fun begins right away!
Does Camp MiVoden have a religious affiliation?
Yes. We are operated by the Seventh-day Adventist church. Each evening we have a camp fire time that helps campers understand God's amazing love and plan for their life.
What kind of medical care do you provide?
Our camp has a well-equipped health center with a registered nurse on duty. We work closely with physicians in Coeur d'Alene and Spokane. It is a 20-minute drive to Coeur d'Alene Hospital and there is an EMT service based in Hayden, Idaho.
If you talk to anyone who has been to camp, they will tell you that our food is excellent! Our cooks prepare well-balanced meals from fresh ingredients. We provide vegetarian meals. We have gluten free options for those with Celiac Disease, Crohn’s Disease, or other gluten-free conditions. We also offer vegan choices for those who are Lactose-intolerant or other dairy related issues. During all camps, we will not be serving peanuts due to many severe allergic reactions such as Anaphylactic Shock. We also ask that peanuts not be brought to camp as they may affect others without your knowledge. While we will not be making food with peanuts we are currently looking for peanut butter substitutions such as almond butter. Due to our kitchen design and the constraints of our working space, there is always the possibility of cross contamination. Therefore, while we take reasonable care in our food preparation, we cannot guarantee that any single menu item is completely free of any given allergen.
Do you allow electronic devices at camp?
Consistent with our goals of promoting self-reliance, strong social connections, and appreciation of the natural world, we limit the use of electronic devices at Camp MiVoden. Campers should not bring cell phones, laptop computers, video games, MP3 players, iPods or DVD players to camp. When campers carry any of these items for travel to and from camp, we will collect and store the items during the session and return them for the trip home.


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Woodrow Wilson sends his love and good wishes to Jessie on her honeymoon, mentions how wonderful the wedding was and how well it (and she) was represented in the press.
I must indulge myself in a short message of love from my own pen (this little machine seems to have taken the place since my hand grew unmanageable!). I cannot put into words what my heart contains about you and dear Frank; but somehow it is a comfort to at least speak to you across the sea. Our thoughts follow you with a yearning which goes to the very roots of our hearts. But they are happy thoughts, because you are happy. We know only what the cable despatches in the papers have told us about your safe arrival, but they tell us that you are well and show us that it is evident to everybody that you are radiating happiness just as you did before you left, bless your heart! We are content. I know how fine it will be to be with the Pages. They are of your own taste and will know instinctively what you will wish and most enjoy. The wedding has left the most interesting impressions here and the happiest memories on the part of everybody who saw it or heard about from those who did. It is so delightful that the whole country should get just the right impression of it and of you. It helps establish a standard in girls and their sweethearts! Your dear mother is woynderful. She has spoken no word since you left but of happiness and content. I can see in the depths of yearning that she cannot alwayrs hide in her eyes what lack her mother's heart feels, but she loves you more than she loves herself and wishes for nothing but your happiness. It is lovely to see her! For the rest of us there is of course the constant pain of the empty place; but we love you, too, with all that is best in us, and want everything to be as it is. For with one accord, and with a common enthusiasm we love Frank, too, and delight to think of him as our son and brother and everything that is dear and sacred.
God bless you both. This is just a message of love which I could not deny myself. We are all well. No one else knows I am writing.
Wilson, Woodrow, 1856-1924, “Woodrow Wilson to Jessie Woodrow Wilson Sayre,” 1913 December 8, WWP17472, Jessie Wilson Sayre Correspondence, Woodrow Wilson Presidential Library & Museum, Staunton, Virginia.


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The same freaking 120% taxes... Boats are considered "Luxury" items in this freaking Communist country !
LP does not help the dealer forcing him to buy a full container load and a complete boat, not only the hull!
The nearly-worldwide monopoly of LP is actually under scrutiny by World Sailing, as it quite possibly breaks international antitrust laws. We'll hear more about this in a couple of months, at the WS annual meeting.
Oh yes... .NOvember.. .anything can happen !
Last year we have registered our mark JOTAG in USA.

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Temporary total compensation is provided to compensate an injured worker who is totally disabled from work on a temporary basis or a short period of time due to the work related injury or occupational disease. The initial award of compensation is generally paid to an injured worker to compensate for lost wages.
A certain amount of permanent damage (called residual damage) may remain as a result of the injury. A scheduled loss (formerly known as a permanent partial) award encompasses amputations and loss of use, including vision and hearing. A scheduled loss award is based on the loss suffered by the injured worker prior to treatment, not on the injured worker’s condition after treatment.
A certain amount of permanent damage (called residual damage) may remain as a result of the injury. Compensation is awarded for residual impairment resulting from an allowed injury or occupational disease. For example, if an injured worker sustains a broken arm and can no longer extend it to the full degree, he would be eligible for an award based upon the residual loss. The permanent impairment may be physical, psychological or psychiatric.
Permanent Total Disability is the injured worker’s inability to perform sustained remunerative employment due to the allowed condition(s) in the claim. Benefits compensate the injured worker for impairment of earning capacity. Compensation for is payable for life. When an injured worker applies for permanent total disability, he/she must attend an Industrial Commission examination and hearing to determine if he/she meets the eligibility criteria for this type of compensation.
Disabled Workers’ Relief Fund is a separate supplemental fund established to provide relief to an injured worker who is receiving permanent total disability compensation benefits by raising the cost of living level.
Injured workers who have contracted silicosis, coal miners’ pneumoconiosis or asbestosis may be entitled to a change of occupation award. These injured workers have been medically advised that a change of occupation is recommended in order to substantially decrease further exposure to silica dust, asbestos or coal dust.
A Facial Disfigurement Award is a one-time award granted for visible damage to the face or head with the potential to impair the injured workers ability to secure or retain employment.
Wage Loss compensation may be paid to an injured worker that suffers a reduction in earnings as a direct result of restrictions from the allowed conditions in the claim.
A loss or decrease in wages exists.
The wage loss is a direct result of the restrictions caused by the allowed conditions in the claim.
A dependent's right to death benefits does not begin until after the death of the worker. If the decedent settled a workers compensation claim prior to their death, this will not stop the dependent's right to file a claim for death benefits. A death claim is filed by the dependents of an injured worker who died as a result of an industrial injury or occupational disease. Dependent death benefits will be based on the level of dependency or support each dependent had while the worker was living.
Death benefits can be divided into two categories. The first is when death results instantaneously as a result of an injury. The second is when death is not an instantaneous but a proximate result of an injury or occupational disease.
Benefits are approved but the worker does not receive the correct amount.
The employer retaliates against the worker after the claim is filed.
Medical care is denied to the injured worker.
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Last time at Bookclub, after a rather tipsy chat about the latest ISIS atrocity, we rather drunkenly agreed it would be a great idea to read the Qur’an for next time, so that we could discover for ourselves whether it is a ‘religion of peace’.
At university, I’d done a year’s course in Islamic History. The course had taken us from the founding of the religion, including Mohammed’s flight to Jerusalem and battles in Mecca to the Ottoman empire. It highlighted the tolerant nature of the Abbasid caliphate and their scientific and linguistic achievements. I had also owned a copy of the Qur’an, which I’d glanced at, mainly to see how the main characters from the Bible were represented.
A few years ago my husband and I had visited the mosque in Edinburgh during an open day. I had an opinion that Muslims were a bit like Salvationists, (minus the music): generally good, religious people. Of course there are bad Muslims, and bad things done under the name of Islam, but surely these are the bad apples?
So I started reading the Qur’an a couple of weeks ago. And first off, I made the decision not to promote the fact I was reading it on Goodreads. This is aberrant behaviour for me. I always post everything about my reading on Goodreads, but having read some of the comments on people’s reviews on the Qur’an, I decided against it. I don’t want hassle. I want a quiet life.
I carried on reading, getting more and more depressed at the repetition and damnation until I was about 40% in. The date of our book club was postponed to allow more of us to finish it, but even so, I have made the decision to stop reading it.
Yes, I was getting bored with the lack of progression in the book, and yes, I was yearning for all the novels I could be reading instead, but I also was getting upset and depressed. I usually continue reading a book to the bitter end, no matter how much I hate the start (or middle), so this is a big deal for me. I feel like I am failing in my attempt to understand the Muslim faith, which was my initial aim, but honestly, it’s not doing me any good.
And here’s the thing. I am lucky enough to live in a country where I am allowed not to read it, and allowed not to like it, and even allowed to express the fact that I don’t like it. So why force myself to read it?
I expressed the fact on twitter that I was finding it hard, and had a little dialogue with someone who noted that , yes, expressing anything negative about the Qur’an can lead to hassle. I replied saying that I wanted a quiet life, so I wouldn’t post anything more online.
Then I followed this person on twitter and started reading about how apostates are treated by Islam; about how dissidents in Saudi Arabia are treated and I felt shamed. There are people facing the death penalty and 50 lashes a week for expressing their thoughts and yet they still express themselves and criticise the faith. And here am I, in comfortable Cumbria, able to express myself but too chicken to incur the wrath of some folk a long way away, who can’t really do me any harm.
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Home News Man claims he was denied entry into club for wearing makeup, women’s clothing. Club offers much more context on the story.
Man claims he was denied entry into club for wearing makeup, women’s clothing. Club offers much more context on the story.
A Texas man says that a Corpus Christi nightclub refused him entry because he was dressed up in women's clothing.
The nightclub, however, has a different recollection of the events.
The man, 22-year-old Ben Rios, told KIII-TV that he attempted to visit local nightclub VooDoo over the weekend, but his experience left an unpleasant taste in his mouth.
Rios told the station that a bouncer told him that he couldn't come into the club because he wasn't adhering to the club's dress code.
"I was shocked," Rios admitted. "I couldn't believe what came out of his mouth."
Rios took to Facebook to air his grievances, and the post reportedly caught the attention of the club's manager. Rios said that the manager phoned him to express his apologies.
"[The manager] explained that's not how they conduct business," Rios said. "That's not what they stand for … you know he was saying he loves the LGBTQ community and he was just very apologetic."
Rios added that the manager didn't reveal any information as to why the bouncer would have turned him away from the door.
Rios went into detail about the incident in his Facebook post.
He wrote, "Last night was supposed to be a great time with great friends. It was far from it. Last night my friends and I decided to stop by local Corpus Christi 'hot spot' VooDoo Niteclub Corpus Christi. When I arrived, I was stopped at the door and DENIED entry for wearing makeup and wearing heels."
"I was denied entry," he insisted, "because I was 'out of dress code.' I had multiple first reactions, I was confused, shocked, and upset.
"I politely asked as to why I was out of dress code," he continued. "The door guy bluntly said, 'you're a man you're not supposed to be wearing women's clothing or makeup,' and simply turned their backs."
Rios explained that he would not drop the issue, and explained this very reason is why he took his story to the station, and Facebook.
"Treating members of the LGBTQ as anything less than equal is not okay!" he added.
So what did the club say about the incident?
VooDoo Niteclub Corpus Christi explained the incident in a Facebook post of its own.
The post explained that an incident that occurred earlier in the month reportedly triggered the bouncer to question Rios when he attempted to get through the nightclub's door.
The incident reportedly took place around St. Patrick's Day when two men wearing women's clothing and makeup entered the club and used the women's restroom.
According to women in the restroom, the two men were reportedly filming women without their consent. Club managers attempted to look for the two men in question, but had apparently left the club by that time. The post also explained that a bouncer detained two people over the weekend who matched the description of the men. The club's statement did not specifically mention Rios in the post.
The bouncer reportedly called the manager to see if these were the two men from the previous weekend, but the two men left before the manager could arrive.
The post insisted, "The reason they were stopped at the door is because they matched the description. However, on the same night, we had many customers dressed with make-up and we let them in."
"We welcome every customer," the post added. "We do not support any homophobic action in denying our customers entry. We welcome with open arms every race and we welcome anyone regardless of their gender based clothing."
Did Rios say anything else?
Rios told the station that the manager did not speak to him about the St. Patrick's Day incident at all when he had him on the phone.
"If he had been honest about the story that apparently happened on St. Paddy's day weekend, maybe I would have been understanding," Rios said. "But you can't profile somebody for looking the way you look."
The manager, Albert Cantu, told the outlet that it was a misunderstanding.
"One person made the wrong decision," Cantu said. "It was just a total, total misunderstanding."

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2018 has been deemed as the year of travel, especially affordable travel. With the rise of inexpensive airlines, travel is becoming much more attainable. So my first suggestion would be to grab a few cheap flights and explore a new place, or to escape the cold!
There are some great sales going on right now, especially of past seasons clothes. I got Max a great pair of shorts from J.Crew that were marked down and then 70% off. It was 12 degrees and windy the day I gave him the shorts, but he still liked them. This type of gift could also compliment the inexpensive trip to somewhere warm!
A birthday in the new year? Perfect for getting them something new that they will use often. I got Max this monogrammed wallet from Etsy, because he really needed a new one, and what better time than the new year to clean out your old wallet!
Start off the new year with organization! This will be sure to please any family member, whether in school or for work. I just bought this planner from Lilly Pulitzer that has writing space for each week.
Fitness is often a new year’s resolution or a birthday resolution. I personally have had a Fitbit for over a year now, and I love it! My whole family has them, we do weekly challenges to see who can get the most steps. Max even got one too! We do weekly and weekend challenges with our friends from school, and the challenges are actually really motivating. A Fitbit or an Apple Watch are great ways to help stay on top of fitness goals!
While I’m sure anything you get for your family, friends, or significant others with post-holiday birthdays will make them happy, hopefully this list helps. Thanks for reading!
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In 2013, the NFL salary cap was $123M. In 2014, the cap took an unprecedented increase up $10M to $133M. A 7.62% increase. Increases in revenue the NFL has generated including television dollars have led to the increase. Those things continue to rise and if the salary cap does with it at the same pace, it could rise to $143.13M, or we can round off to $143M.
This would benefit the Baltimore Ravens in a big way who are faced with some tough decisions, and little cap room to start the off-season.
At this point following the 2013 season, the Ravens had 37 players under contract for the next season and 22.26M in cap space. 16.7% of available cap space left and an average of $1.59M left per roster spot to fill 51, with only the top 51 players counting towards the cap until the season starts. Only the top 51 go against the cap in the offseason because rosters expand up to 90 players.
Here we are kicking off the off-season following the 2014 season, and the Ravens have 42 players under contract for 2015.
If we use the estimated 143M cap, and the Ravens already have $132,395,574 wrapped up against the cap, it leaves $10,604,426 in available space. 7.4% of available cap space left and an average of $1.18M left per roster spot to get to that roster number of the top 51 contracts.
Even if the Ravens get lucky and the NFL raises the salary cap at the same rate they raised it last season, They still don’t have quite the room they had a year ago that allowed them to resign guys like Dennis Pitta, Daryl Smith, Eugene Monroe, Jacoby Jones, and also go after free agents like Steve Smith, Justin Forsett and Owen Daniels.
If the NFL decides not to increase the salary cap so much, say the NFL ups it only to $136M from $133M, then the Ravens will only have $3,604,426 in cap space, or 2.7% of space left, or about 400K per spot left to get to 51. Consider that your exclusive rights free agents will cost anywhere from about $420K – $570K a piece depending on service time, and the tender for the five restricted free agents could reach about $1.5M a piece, that would make releasing and restructuring some contracts not only a high probability, but an absolute must. A must just to get under the salary cap. Not even talking about adding onto your team through free agency and the draft.
The Ravens often tender each of their ERFAs and RFA, but it isn’t guaranteed money. When this happens, it will add another $10.5M give or take to the salary cap. With 11 players fitting those bills, only 9 of them will account for part of the top 51 salaries. That amount in contracts for ERFAs and RFAs to get the roster to 51 is estimated at $9,555,000.
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Don’t forget that after the draft, at least the first four picks or so are going to be earning contracts with first year values in the top 51, totaling around $3.5M give or take. That takes your top 51 cap number up another $1.52M, replacing some smaller contracts on the top 51. So a cap number around $143.47M. So yes. The Ravens need as much cap space as the NFL is willing to give out this off-season. Thanks Ray Rice.
There are always candidates for contract restructure and extension, candidates for outright release, and ways to save money against the cap. Things the Ravens will absolutely do. More on that in the second part of this series.


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0 0 |a Nurse as educator : |b principles of teaching and learning for nursing practice / |c [edited by] Susan B. Bastable.
|a Sudbury, Mass. : |b Jones and Bartlett, |c c2003.
|a xvi, 571 p. : |b ill. ; |c 23 cm.
0 |a PART I: PERSPECTIVES ON TEACHING AND LEARNING: Overview of education in health care / Susan B. Bastable -- Ethical, legal, and economic foundations of the educational process / M. Janice Nelson -- Applying learning theories to healthcare practice / Margaret M. Braungart and Richard G. Braungart -- PART II: CHARACTERISTICS OF THE LEARNER: Determinants of learning / Sharon Kitchie -- Developmental stages of the learner / Susan and Michelle A. Rinwalske -- Motivation, compliance, and health behaviors of the learner / Eleanor Richards -- Literacy in the adult patient population / Susan B. Bastable -- Gender, socioeconomic, and cultural attributes of the learner / Susan B. Bastable -- Special populations / Kay Viggiani -- PART III: TECHNIQUES AND STRATEGIES FOR TEACHING AND LEARNING: Behavioral objectives / Susan B. Bastable -- Instructional methods / Kathleen Fitzgerald -- Instructional materials / Diane S. Hainsworth -- Technology in education / Deborah L. Sopczyk -- Instructional settings / Virginia E. O'Halloran -- Evaluation in healthcare education / Priscilla Sandford Worral -- Appendix A: Readability and Comprehension tests -- Appendix B: Resources and organizations for special populations.
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2 2 |a Learning |v Nurses' Instruction.
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2 2 |a Teaching |v Nurses' Instruction.
1 |a Bastable, Susan Bacorn.