Separation of Logic or Separation of Concern(s) is pretty much a method or ideology that separates each logic so that you can manage things in an easier manner. For this topic, we are going to try and "mimic" or "use" the idea of MVC. MVC stands for Model, View, Controller. MVC is a pretty standard business idea that many applications use. MVC isn't even just for PHP, you can see MVC in other languages such as C#, Python, and even in Ruby. It's not going to be an actual MVC, we are just going to use the idea of it. We are also going to write this topic in procedural because that's what beginners love to write their PHP in. Short of OO, this is pretty darn close to MVC.


So the first thing we are going to do is determine what kind of action it is. Is it a GET or is it a POST? If it's a GET, what kind of GET is it? Are we going to need the database? This is where we brainstorm and plan how we want our application to work.


Let's start with the basic of this topic. So we're pretty much going to plan things out first. Let's decide that we want to make something simple. Pretty much, a Hello World page. This is simple. So using Separation of Logic, we pretty much will separate our controller from our views.


"Why and how does it work?" you may ask. It's very simple. The index.php file does not rely on the variable to actually have it working. So if say index_views.php file is missing or has a typo, all you would really be seeing is a white page. In your error logs, you'll see a file or directory does not exist error or open file stream error if you don't have permissions to that file. So in reality, the variable actually gets passed down to the index_views.php file.


We are also using require_once because in PHP, the most abused functions are include and echo. They are also the most misunderstood functions in PHP as well. There is a difference between include, require, include_once, require_once. This is why you DO NOT learn from tutorial websites. They are terrible in every aspect.


If a file is missing or has a typo, halt execution either right before or exactly at the required line.


If a file does not have the right permission for the server to read, halt execution either right before or exactly at the required line.


The reason why it is recommended to use require instead of include is because of what is listed for include. You may not know or care about what those listed bullets mean, but it will be your disadvantage for ignoring those bullets.


Ok, so it looks pretty simple correct? Now, let's say we mistyped Scenario.php and had it like Secnario.php. Notice the c and the e are switched around. Guess what you'll get now? If you installed your development environment correctly and have errors enabled, you'll get an error message saying Undefined index and a file or directory does not exist error. Undefined index errors typically refer to variables that are referenced, but never really created. They are also from referencing associative arrays like $_POST or $_GET that does not contain that index.


But you know for sure that you created the variable $scenario in Scenario.php correct? Well that's the thing. That's what include does. Again, look at the second bullet for include. It says continue with execution. This means that even if we mistyped our Scenario.php file, it will still continue executing. This means that it will try and echo out $scenario. But again, $scenario never really was created so you'll get the Undefined index error.


Now imagine having 500 variables in other files that you are using include for. Guess what you'll be seeing? 500 Undefined index errors. Now you don't know which file is missing and what is going on. You have looked through all your files and you can't find where the problem started from. This is why you don't use include. require will halt exactly at that problem. If Scenario.php doesn't exist, it will stop executing everything. This means that echo $scenario; will never happen. This also gives you a chance to figure out what is going on. Once you have fixed the typo in your require line, the problem will go away and therefore you can continue with your day. That is why we'll be using require_once in this topic.


So let's get back on track. In our first example at the very top, you'll see that we have separated our PHP from our HTML. We have very little PHP in our HTML and that's what we want. The idea of this method is to separate all the PHP heavy stuff and put it in its own file. We will consider these files as "controllers". Any files that the user will access will be our controller. So if they go to https://localhost/test.php, the file test.php will be considered as our "controller". The file index_views.php will be consider as our "views". Really though, you don't have to name them as such. Just name them appropriately.


So I have showed you the simple GET scenario where you can implement this method. Let's dig into something a little more complex. Let's say we want to use POST and in our POST logic, we want to grab data from our database. So let's try it out. So we know that we have to make sure that the request was through POST. We aren't going to be using if(isset($_POST[...])) because this is not the correct way of checking for form submission. This is a dirty hack to bypass form submission checking and form validation. if(isset($_POST[...])) will also fail in certain Internet Explorer versions. The correct way is if($_SERVER['REQUEST_METHOD'] == 'POST'). So let's get this underway.


The generic template for this method will look something like this. We basically check to make sure that it's a POST request. If it isn't do something else. The "something else" can be as simple as redirecting the user back to the original form.


We'll be requiring a config file as well. This is for the database information and we'll be requiring the model file. This method kind of violates the MVC pattern, but usually, you'll have a bootstrap of some sort to load in your model file.


So that's how it'll look like. Let's continue further. So in our config.php file, we'll start by creating a few constants for the database information.


That's simple enough. All we pretty much did was start our sessions and created our constants for our database information. Don't worry, no one cares what my database usernames and passwords are. In PHP, you can create constants in 2 ways.


The second way can only be written within classes. But in newer versions of PHP, you can create them outside of classes. We won't get into what classes are because classes will be difficult to example to a beginner who still has no clue what the difference between include and require is. The next step is to create the database connection. We'll be pretty much doing it in the config.php file.


If you did it correctly, you should get a PDO Object () if you do a print_r on the $db variable. print_r is for printing arrays or objects. Again, we won't discuss what objects are either because this falls under OO which for beginners, you won't understand a single thing about them. Let's continue further. So we're just going to basically require the model file inside the config.php file like so.


The reason why we are using those options within our PDO connection is because we want to set the default fetch mode to fetch objects since I am an object oriented person. If you want to fetch arrays, replace PDO::FETCH_OBJ to PDO::FETCH_ASSOC. The difference between these 2 is that FETCH_OBJ will set the default fetch mode to use -> while FETCH_ASSOC sets the default fetch mode to use ['']. Then we'll set the error mode to error warning.


So you typically don't want to print to the screen in a controller, but we're going to do it for testing purposes. I also said not to use if(isset($_POST[...])) before. The only time when if(isset($_POST[...])) is acceptable and an exception is during form validation. Form validation and form submission checking are 2 different things. Form submission checking is meant to check if the form


1256579  aimed not at ‘people in charge of straightforward, neat projects where team members are handpicked, where there are never any problems with management and where everything goes right.’


Move from ‘dealmaker mentality’ to ‘implementation mindset,’ urges a fresh title from Harvard Business School Press. Else, the deal would only look on paper, and end up in tatters, bemoan the authors Danny Ertel and Mark Gordon, founding partners of Vantage Partners, in ‘The Point of the Deal’.


In the busy urban life, we often fail to notice the fact that our stress levels overshoot the OSL (optimum stress level), write Meena Hariharan and Radhanath Rath in ‘Coping with Life Stress: The Indian experience’. “When one remains in the arousal zone for a long duration, the bio-psychological system sends several signals,” they caution, in this new book. It is desirable, therefore, to take a conscious note of these signals and initiate action to manage stress.


What impact will a switchover to global accounting standards in 2011, as aspired for by the Institute of Chartered Accountants of India, have on the different industries? Ernst & Young explores this question in ‘Thinking IFRS?’


For starters, the abbreviation stands for International Financial Reporting Standards, the new series of pronouncements from the IASB (International Accounting Standards Board), though in a broader context, IFRS refers to the entire body of the Board’s pronouncements.<|endoftext|>Last week I realized that I didn’t remember what the pain felt like. I know it was bad and there was screaming, but it’s a blur, and I have no physiological memory of it.


I was at the hospital, in a spacious room that looked more like an apartment. I was wearing a hospital gown (the ugly kind) and the room was filled with people. I was 37 weeks pregnant, and I needed a c-section. I don’t know why. I just know that’s why I was there.


They had just put an IV in my arm and my throat started to burn with a chemical taste – which is what happened when I had to have a CT scan with contrast during my postpartum recovery.


I was angry and felt powerless. In an act of much-needed bravado, I ordered everyone out of the room. As they shuffled out, I closed all of the shades and turned off all of the lights (which were many). I remember trying to sort through my thoughts, look for an out, try to find a way to convince them to let me try.


I remember standing there in the empty room, considering asking for Pitocin. That’s when it happened. I felt the pain at the top of my uterus. A band of pain enveloping my womb. A Pitocin-induced contraction. And that’s when I remembered what it felt like.


I’ve never been fond of my c-section scar. Mostly, because it’s crooked. On one side it tilts up, almost as in a half smile. I always wondered why they couldn’t take the time to at least cut me straight.


But the scar, that wasn’t a choice. That reminds me of being stretched out and tied down, the smell of the oxygen mask over my face unpleasant, my body being wracked by shakes and tremors.


The feeling of being so incredibly powerless in that moment. The running, racing thoughts in my head, “No, this isn’t how it was supposed to be. This is not the way my baby is supposed to come into the world. This is not how I’m supposed to become a mother.”


I say that it took me six months to come to acceptance of my cesarean section. In reality, it’s been almost five years and there’s still a part of me that will never accept it.


But can we please stop, for one moment and recognize, that no matter how educated or uneducated, coerced or informed the choice that woman on the operating table made or didn’t make, whether that cesarean was elective or emergency, necessary or unnecessary – it takes a lot of courage to get there. Our birth culture may be saturated in fear-based decisions, but behind every cesarean and ‘unnecesarean’ is a woman of courage. In that moment, it doesn’t matter how that woman got to the operating table. It doesn’t matter if the surgery is necessary or unnecessary, what matters is that it takes extraordinary courage to say:


So now, this morning in the car, I popped in the CD of my “VBAC playlist” that I had burned a few days ago.


While not a song that most people might think of using for a pregnancy or birth playlist, this song has brought me a lot of comfort.


Eyes that see that my cesarean taught me a lot of lessons. It showed me how I needed to hold my life and my plans with a looser grasp instead of trying to control everything about my life. It made me realize that there is beauty in brokenness. It showed me that even the best-laid plans don’t ensure a perfect ending. It exposed my perfectionism.


It showed me that even in the terror, God was there with me. I have to believe that. And he continues to use the experience in my life, and in the lives of others.


I don’t really have a nice tidy list of how to come to acceptance of your c-section. I think that’s a very personal journey that each mom is going to have to take.


But you have to try. You have to look back and feel it. Seek counseling for it. Journal about it. Write out your birth story, even if it’s just for you. Touch your scar.


But above all, remember that the act of lying on that table was an act of bravery, no matter how you got there.


[…] 1. The way Roanna describes her first cesarean and recovery was both hard to read but incredibly therapeutic for me. She captures the emotions of an unexpected cesarean so well. Her heartrending words transported me back to the green OR walls of our Army hospital and my first cesarean. I think this helped me as I processed those feelings. […]<|endoftext|>Apply to host a Bona Wonderful Together House Party on Saturday, January 20 and you’ll get free hostess supplies. If selected, your party pack will include: 2 Bona Premium Spray Mops for Hardwood Floors (one for you and one to give away at the party), Playing Cards, Set of Dice and more! There will be 875 applications accepted. Complete the application honestly, because they aren’t necessarily looking for hosts who can throw the biggest parties. Find another House Party to apply for and see what’s coming up next. Each party uses different criteria to select the hosts and not everyone who applies will be selected. This is a word-of-mouth marketing campaign where companies give customers an opportunity to advertise for them. Please leave a comment to tell us how your party went or contact me.<|endoftext|>The title block, associated to frame references, and other graphic items (logos) is called here a page layout


Bitmaps can be plotted only by few plotters (PDF and PS only) Therefore, for other plotters, only a bounding box will be plotted.


The current page layout description can be written in a *.kicad_wks file, using the S-expression format, which is widely used in KiCad.


Poly-polygons (mainly to place logos and special graphic shapes). These poly polygons are created by Bitmap2component, and cannot be built inside pl_editor, because it is not possible to create such shapes by hand.


Lines (in fact segments) and rectangles are defined by two points: a start point and a end point. They cannot be rotated (this is useless for segments)


Texts which are repeated accept also an increment value for labels (has meaning only if the text is one letter or one digit)


When the page size is changed, the position of the item, relative to its reference corner does not change.


Usually, title blocks are attached to the right bottom corner, and therefore this corner is the default corner, when creating an item.


This selection has meaning only if some items than have a page option, are not shown on all pages (in a schematic for instance, which contains more than one page)


The status bar is located a the bottom of the Pl_Editor and provides useful information to the user.<|endoftext|>Plasmawerk Hamburg builds up expert team for the US market. Since its foundation inthe Plasmawerk Hamburg GmbH had its fetoplazentaren Durchblutungsstörungen focus on the innovative development of plasma surface treatment technologies for web materials of all fetoplazentaren Durchblutungsstörungen. Ryan Parker Dye has been working for Plasmawerk in Hamburg since and was deeply involved in the construction of the main developments realized in the last three years.


Plasmawerk is sincerely congratulating and cheerfully applauding Ms. Lichtenauer-Blumenfeld and having the honour of working with her, hoping she will never stop trusting in our team, and continue supporting us with her incredible, unique dedication and energy.


Meet our experts at our booth, Nr. Corona has been seen as the all-rounder of pre-treatment for a


Dr. John Kirk has been helping Coloradans improve their eyesight for more than two decades. His individualized, client-focused care centers on finding the right solution to your unique situation. To learn how he can help you, please contact us today online or at 970-669-1107 to schedule an appointment. Our committed and compassionate staff proudly serves Loveland, Fort Collins, Windsor and neighboring communities throughout Northern Colorado.


Modern lasers provide remarkable control. A laser can be focused on an area as small as one-millionth of a millimeter, and its power controlled to one-thousandth of a watt.


Laser surgery is also a popular alternative to conventional surgical techniques because it can be performed with little or no pain and does not require anesthesia or hospitalization.


Since lasers do not make physical incisions in the eye, the risk of infection and other complications is significantly diminished.


Common to older patients, glaucoma is an eye disease that affects millions of Americans. If left untreated, the condition can eventually lead to blindness.


Some instances of glaucoma can be effectively addressed with medications. In other cases, traditional or laser surgery is needed to relieve pressure in the eye. Common laser procedures include:


Argon Laser Trabeculoplasty (ALT): Effective in approximately 75% of cases, ALT is used for individuals with primary open angle glaucoma. In this procedure, fluid drainage is increased by opening the trabecular passages.


Laser Peripheral Iridotomy (LPI): Performed on those with narrow-angle glaucoma, this procedure promotes fluid drainage and increase the angle between the cornea and iris. This is done by using the laser to make a miniscule hole in the iris.


YAG Laser Cyclophotocoagulation (YAG CP): This treatment is used for patients with significant glaucoma damage. The procedure reduces intraocular fluid by eliminating the ciliary body that produces it.


Lasers can be used to treat a number of medical retinal problems, from tears to diabetic retinopathy. Pan-retinal photocoagulation (PRP), also known as scatter laser photocoagulation, applies tiny spots of laser energy to the edges of the retina without affecting the retina itself. Focal laser photocoagulation uses a laser to target specific blood vessels, remove damaged eye tissue and eliminate scar tissue.


Dr. Kirk will evaluate your condition to ensure you receive the laser eye surgery that is right for your specific needs. You can rest assured that every procedure performed at Kirk Eye Center will be handled with the highest standards of professionalism and skill.


If you are considering laser eye surgery in the Loveland area, please contact us today at 970-669-1107 or complete the form on this page to schedule an appointment. We welcome patients from Fort Collins, Windsor and throughout Northern Colorado.


Thyroid eye disorders are eye problems that may occur when the thyroid gland does not produce the normal amount of thyroid hormones


The thyroid gland, which is located in the neck, produces hormones that regulate the body’s metabolism. Metabolism is the rate at which the body’s cells do their work. Your heart rate and the rate at which you burn calories reflect your metabolism. When your metabolism is not normal, eye problems may develop. Not all thyroid disorders cause eye problems.


The problem usually affects people who are middle-aged and older. It is uncommon in people younger than 20.


Thyroid eye problems are usually caused by hyperthyroidism (too much thyroid hormone). Rarely hypothyroidism (too little thyroid hormone) can affect your eyes.


At first, thyroid problems may not produce many eye symptoms. Later, symptoms of thyroid eye disorders may include:


Bulging eyes. The eyes are pushed forward, and you appear to stare. Bulging may occur in one or both eyes and in different amounts.


Dry eye, which can occur when eyelids do not close normally. Constant dry eye can damage the cornea (the clear dome on the front of the eye).


Limited eye movement because of swelling in the muscles around the eye. One eye may be more limited than the other. The direction of movement may be different for each eye.


Your doctor will look at how much your eye bulges out. He or she may press gently on your eye through the eyelid to see how firm it is. (A very firm eye may have a tumor behind it.) Your doctor will look at the inside of your eye through an ophthalmoscope to see if there is any swelling or inflammation. Your doctor will ask you to look in all directions to check your eye muscles. He or she will check your color vision and pupils to see if your optic nerve has been damaged by the swelling of your eye muscles.


A test showing normal thyroid levels does not rule out thyroid disorders. You may still have eye problems that need treatment.


If needed, your doctor may order an ultrasound, a CT scan, or an MRI, which provide images of the inside of your eyes and eye sockets. These tests may show what is causing your symptoms.


Thyroid eye disorders can be treated in a variety of ways. Some thyroid problems get better in time with no treatment. Your doctor may decide to do nothing at first and have you schedule regular follow-up visits.


Some surgery, particularly that to improve your appearance, should be done only after treatment has reduced most of your symptoms.


Some thyroid problems cannot be cured, such as a disorder called Graves’ disease. Often thyroid problems can be well controlled and do not affect your eyes. Usually your doctor can help reduce any bothersome symptoms you may have.


Some of the effects last as long as hyperthyroidism exists. For example, 8 weeks of antithyroid medicine reduces many of the problems of Graves’ disease. Other drugs may take 6 months to 1 year to regulate your level of thyroid hormones.


Some symptoms, such as tearing and a scratchy feeling in your eyes, can be relieved by using medicine for a few days. Steroids can reduce swelling and inflammation in a few days to a few weeks.


Problems that can be treated by surgery usually do not return if the surgery is done after the hyperthyroidism is under control.


Occasionally, eye problems appear, continue, or worsen after treatment for thyroid disorders is underway. Be sure that you have regular checkups so your doctor knows about any problems you have. Some thyroid eye disorders can lead to blindness if not treated.


Usually thyroid problems can’t be prevented. However, serious problems with your eyes and blindness can be prevented by early diagnosis and treatment. Have regular checkups. Contact Kirk Eye Center if you develop any symptoms that concern you. Call us at 970-669-1107 or complete the form on this page.<|endoftext|>Even within the YAYA’s, there is a wide range of tastes. But the taste I’d like to ask about is the taste of Romance. (Hold for YA porn princess jokes)


Anyways, what I’m wondering is in your books, or the books you read, how much romance do you like? For me personally, I don’t like to read books without some sort of love interest, and as far as I’m concerned, the more the better. Lol. Now, that doesn’t mean, cheesy over the top stuff. I mean the excitement of first love, lust or sex. You know, the good stuff.


I don't write it very much/well. I think because I've never been in love. There's a guy hanging around in my WIP that my MC might fall in love with, eventually, but right now they're both very busy.


I don't mind it when I read it elsewhere, unless it's obviously gratuitous love/sex. "things are getting dull, let's show some skin!" I thought Tamora Pierce went a bit overboard in her Lioness quartet; Alanna's sex life got boring after a while.


My characters always end up getting with someone totally wrong for them, getting it on, and then breaking up before the end.


I adore a little romance in novels that I read, and I don't think I could write one without it. (Tried for DownLoad. Yanno, the novel that I currently describe as "a highschool romance with cyborgs").


I don't have a lot of experience in life with romance, but I've observed a lot of other people's relationships in RL and in works of fiction, and nobody's ever told me that the romances in my novels are unrealistic (beyond the spec fic aspects, of course).


As for degrees of romance, I like a wide range of romance, whether it's hints of the romance to come (for example, the couple only admit their feelings towards the end), lots of smooching, or even sex, as long as it's not too explicit or gratuitous.


I think, though, that the audience has become accustomed to seeing a romantic pairing. I often go through a book predicting who I think will end up together (or whether the MCs will). But it's not like I feel cheated when a romance doesn't happen. Mostly surprised.


But if there's romance, I definitely want it to be integrated with the main plot (or the main plot itself). One of my writer friends recently told me that she kept looking at her romantic interests in her (fantasy) novels and cutting them because that's all those characters were there for. Definitely needs to be part of the plot, not just a romance for romance's sake.


When it comes to my own writing, I'm similar to Mandy. My main characters always wind up falling in love, but it's not the main focus of the story


1256581  efficiency for the specific leukaemia a priori.


Personalized medicine is a medical model that proposes the customization of healthcare, with decisions and practices being tailored to the individual patient by use of patient-specific information and/or application of patient-specific cell-based therapies. BioBlood aims to deliver personalised healthcare through a “step change” in the clinical field of haemato-oncology. BioBlood represents an engineered bio-inspired integrated experimental/modelling platform for normal and abnormal haematopoiesis that receives disease & patient input (patient primary cells & patient/disease-specific data) and will produce cellular (red blood cell product) and drug (optimal drug treatment) therapies as its output. Blood supply to meet demand is the primary challenge for Blood Banks and requires significant resources to avoid shortages and ensure safety. An alternative, practical and cost-effective solution to conventional donated blood is essential to reduce patient morbidity and mortality, stabilise and guarantee the donor supply, limit multiple donor exposures, reduce risk of infection of known or as yet unidentified pathogens, and ensure a robust and safe turn-around for blood supply management. BioBlood aims to meet this challenge by developing a novel in vitro platform for the mass production of RBCs for clinical use. More than £32b/year is spent to develop and bring new drugs to market, which takes 14 years. Most patients diagnosed with leukaemias are unable to tolerate treatment and would benefit from novel agents. There is a need to optimise current treatment schedules for cancers such as AML to limit toxicities and improve clinical trial pathways for new drugs to enable personalised healthcare. BioBlood’s in vitro & in silico platform would be a powerful tool to tailor treatments in a patient- and leukaemia-specific chemotherapy schedule by considering the level of toxicity to the specific individual and treatment efficiency for the specific leukaemia a priori.<|endoftext|>El Pic is the longest standing independent restaurant in Camberley. We are passionate about serving great Spanish tapas and providing great service. Whether it's a cosy dinner for two, or a celebration with friends, El Pic is the perfect place.


Way back in 1991 a little Spanish tapas bar opened on the London Road in Camberley. At the time tapas bars were unheard of in the UK, apart from a few hidden away in pockets of west London. El Pic soon became a firm favourite and nearly a quarter of a century later it's as popular as ever.


I was born on the island of Menorca in the Balearics and moved to Camberley when I was just 6 months old. My mother's family are from Murcia on the mainland and I was lucky enough to spend every summer holiday as a child soaking up the Spanish sunshine, cuisine and culture. I've always had a passion for food and service and this is something that runs through everything we do at El Pic.


The Spanish word 'tapa' means a lid or cover. When you ordered a glass of wine or beer in a bar a small plate was put on top to cover it. Little morsels of food were put on the plate and offered to have with your drink. Originally this would have been something simple like some bread or a couple of olives. Over time these 'tapas' became more elaborate with each region developing its own delicacies. Guests would sit at the bar and sample the particular specialites of the house before moving on to the next bar for another round. It's a bit like a gastronomic pub crawl and we call it 'tapaeando'. An eminently social pastime, tapeando is still at the heart of Spanish culinary tradition.


Tapas are synonymous with sharing. It's a celebration of great food and great friends. This is why tapas lends itself so well to any kind of get together. For me there's nothing better than sharing food with those nearest and dearest. It's a great way to get to know new people, too.<|endoftext|>The reaction of transesterification between oils (e.g., olive oil) and ascorbic acid in polar anhydrous media (e.g., tert-amyl alcohol) catalyzed by immobilized lipases for the preparation of natural liposoluble antioxidants (e.g., ascorbyl oleate) was studied. Three commercial lipases were tested: Candida Antarctica B lipase (CALB), Thermomyces lanuginosus lipase (TLL) and Rhizomucor miehei lipase (RML). Each lipase was immobilized by three different protocols: hydrophobic adsorption, anionic exchange and multipoint covalent attachment. The highest synthetic yields were obtained with CALB adsorbed on hydrophobic supports (e.g., the commercial derivative Novozym 435). The rates and yields of the synthesis of ascorbyl oleate were higher when using the solvent dried with molecular sieves, at high temperatures (e.g. 45 ?C) and with a small excess of oil (2 mol of oil per mol of ascorbic acid). The coating of CALB derivatives with polyethyleneimine (PEI) improved its catalytic behavior and allowed the achievement of yields of up to 80% of ascorbyl oleate in less than 24 h. CALB adsorbed on a hydrophobic support and coated with PEI was 2-fold more stable than a non-coated derivative and one hundred-fold more stable than the best TLL derivative. The best CALB derivative exhibited a half-life of 3 days at 75 ?C in fully anhydrous media, and this derivative maintained full activity after 28 days at 45 ?C in dried tert-amyl alcohol.<|endoftext|>«Technology days», organized by APM-Association of Mathematics Teachers, Portimão, 4th February 2017.<|endoftext|>The Captain Ameria symbol letter "A" on the forehead, it's very similar to the original helmet in the movie.<|endoftext|>“Being in a winning environment, that’s what I was looking for,” Paterson said. “All teams are full of good players, and nobody is going to just give you a job. I wanted to be around a winner. You compete better, I feel like.”


Paterson knows how winning feels. He was part of Oregon State’s 2006 and 2007 NCAA championship teams. In 2007, he was a regional MVP and got the ball to finish the championship game victory over North Carolina.


There appears to be five bullpen locks: Closer Greg Holland along with Wade Davis, Kelvin Herrera, Jason Frasor and Luke Hochevar, who is expected to be ready by Opening Day after recovering from Tommy John surgery.


If you have cropland near a stream, river or lake, which most Minnesota farmers do, chances are that you’ve taken your share of criticism when those neighboring waters turn murky or slimy or kill aquatic life.


Agriculture usually gets the blame when natural resources become tainted. However, more people and programs are taking a broader view and looking at other possible sources of contaminants. They aren’t just making educated guesses either. They are collecting hard data and documenting facts.


That’s what has been happening at Gorans Brothers Farms since 2007. The second-generation farm is owned by Kim Gorans, his father and brother, and uncle and cousins. They raise 45 million pounds of turkey a year and farm 4,000 acres, raising corn and soybeans. As the crow flies, the farm is five miles south of Willmar. Tucked in between the city and their fields is Lake Wakanda, a 1,745-acre lake used for fishing and recreation.


Over the years, the Goranses and their farm neighbors heard complaints about how their businesses were affecting the lake’s water quality.


“We were always hearing that the problem was ‘those turkey farms,’” Kim Gorans says. “There had been some vegetation and fish that died. So a neighbor had some lake water tested. But those were grab samples, and the high numbers didn’t make sense.”


About a decade ago, Gorans attended a meeting where John Moncrief, University of Minnesota Extension soil scientist, presented results from a study that discussed nutrient runoff from liquid manure and commercial fertilizer when applied to frozen crop ground. Gorans also learned of another study at the time, sponsored by Kandiyohi County, which showed that farmland between area lakes was not the cause of nonpoint-source pollution.


“I knew we were doing things right on our farm with incorporating manure, fertilizing based on soil test and using precision farming,” he says. Yet he wanted proof that these practices were protecting the area’s natural resources.


On a trip to St. Paul, Gorans approached Moncrief and asked him if he would be interested in monitoring water quality on his farm and the nearby lake. Moncrief agreed.


With financial assistance from turkey, corn and soybean organizations, the county and U-M, Moncrief and colleagues developed an extensive city and farm water-quality-monitoring project that collects data on nutrient runoff and pathogens, crop yield response, lake chemistry, and sediment loss. The project also is working under the umbrella of the state’s new Discovery Farms program.


Thus far, the project has yielded interesting results: Phosphorus and sediment losses were much higher from city stormwater runoff than farm fields. Nitrate drainage was greater, understandably, from fertilized fields than stormwater. However, an unfertilized control field contained more nitrate in drainage than stormwater.


City-farm impact: John Moncrief (left), University of Minnesota soil scientist, and turkey producer Kim Gorans, Willmar, visit


1256582  raising Rs109 crore from investors including Ratan Tata and SIDBI Trustee Co. Ltd. RGVN will now apply for the final permit to start a …


The European Investment Fund (EIF) and the National Promotional Institution (NPI) of Norway, Innovation Norway, have signed the first InnovFin SME Guarantee agreement and the first InnovFin SME Counter-Guarantee agreement in Norway to enhance access to …


Kolkata: Commonwealth Development Corporation, RBL Bank and Faering Capital have participated in Utkarsh Micro Finance's Rs 150 crore rights issue of shares while International Finance Corporation did not, a company official told ET. Utkarsh Micro …


Kolkata: International Finance Corporation-backed Utkarsh Micro Finance, the holding firm of Utkarsh Small Finance Bank, is in the final stage of raising Rs 125-150 crore fresh equity from existing investors to fuel the bank's growth plans. The other …


Utkarsh, which was an MFI, received final approval to become a small finance bank (SFB) in November 2016. Utkarsh Small Finance Bank Ltd is planning to raise Rs100-150 crore from its existing investors by selling 10-15% stake, a top bank official said. …


RGVN, one of the 10 recipients of the small finance bank (SFB) license, will raise around $20 million (approximately Rs 130 crore) from the International Finance Corporation (IFC). IFC, the World Bank's investment arm, said that it would invest up to $ …


Asian Development Bank is investing $10 million (around Rs 65.8 crore) in New Delhi-based Satin Creditcare Network Ltd through a preferential allotment in return for a 4% stake, the firm said in a disclosure. The company said it is increasing the …


Belfast — Until a couple of weeks ago, the election of a Ward 5 City Councilor appeared to be a matter of easy succession. A second candidate for the seat being vacated by John Arrison dropped out, leaving Paul Dean, a retired paper mill worker and former …


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MOMBASA, KENYA: Ms. Eunice Kabugi stares at a queue outside her shop and mumbles; “not a bad day”. For the last six years, she operates a shop that trades in Indian centuries-old traditional medicine, Ayurvedic. Ayurveda, loosely translated as the science …


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The stencil and spray paint piece had originally been executed in 2008, when Banksy visited New Orleans during the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina. Since then, the work had been covered over with graffiti.


The property developer for the building, Sean Cummings, removed the ''vandalised'' Banksy wall and replaced it. He then made it his mission to restore the piece, believing it to be an important part of New Orleans' contemporary art.


The piece has remained in private, until now. The work, which has been conserved, has been revealed as part of Prospect New Orleans, the triennial art exhibition. The work will be revealed to the public along with a viewing of Colin Day's documentary ''Saving Banksy'' as well as a panel discussion.


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Orphaned and homeless, Brin must fend for herself in the wilds of the Tanglewood, while developing the enhanced senses with which she has been blessed. Or cursed. Following her instincts to travel north, she meets a man, Kaen, with a curse of his own and joins him in a quest to safeguard an ancient artifact of immense power, sought also by an evil and shadowy enemy. Together, they must survive attempts on their lives, a harsh and unforgiving terrain and, when they reach their destination, tests of their courage, resolve and ingenuity, in order to prove themselves worthy of that which they seek. Throughout, Brin must deal not just with her own demons, but those of Kaen, which threaten not just their relationship, but their quest and the safety of their world. Can Brin trust Kaen? Should she trust the motives of the artifact? And, most of all, can she trust herself?<|endoftext|>Excellent set from Asobi Seksu recorded earlier in the year. Most of the tracks come from their "Citrus" album but there are a couple of new songs on here which will hopefully be included on the new album which will apparently happen sometime in 2009.


The Leeds band debut album which has now acquired a title "The Golden Spike" will finally see the light of record shops next month and I'll be very surprised if by this time next year the whole world aren't talking about them. They will also be releasing a new single "Beeline" next month which apart from the normal download format will also be available as a watch.... That's right a watch... One of those things you put on your wrist. If you get yourself over to the Sky Larkin website post haste you'll be able to pre order one of these soon to be highly collectible artifacts.


This is taken from "The Crushbox E.P." which also features a track called "The Fuckwit" which was the one I was originally going to use in this fodder just because it's got a great title. This track however is just to good not to be included.


The Loves will soon release their third album, cunningly entitled "Three" along with three three track EP's.


Title track from the current album by Rusty Santos's best project. My preferred track is "Heavens On Ice" but at thirteen minutes might be a bit too much at this time of the year. There will apparently be a new record in the spring.


Another track from what I'm sure will be one of the best records of 2009. "Occult Radiance" will be released 22nd January.


Nice electro out of Germany. I think this track was probably named after a catalogue number. Under the Factory Records system all kinds of things got catalogue numbers and FAC 51 just happened to be the legendary Hacienda club.


Magnificent debut single by the London five piece. Just a great track, nuff said. There are only five hundred of these seven inch single though so you might want to get your ass in gear.


This is a track from the excellent "Cry Parrot 2" compilation which can be found on the Winning Sperm Party website along with a new E.P. by The Japanese War Effort. Talking of which...


This is from The Japanese War Effort's second E.P. "Snowbird" which is also available for free from the mighty Winning Sperm Party. Those guys must be due some kind of M.B.E.


Right that's it! I'm now officially sick to death of Christmas records. This year has produced a huge glut of Christmas educed strummings and there are only so many mince pies you can eat before you turn into a fat bastard so this will be the last Christmas record on this site this year. Baaaaa Humbug


A little bit strange but incredibly good. It reminds me a little bit of the first Adventures In Stereo album. I'm not sure exactly when this is released but it's well worth checking out. The album is called "The Teen Pop Noise Virus" and will be released, if it hasn't been already through Seeland Records.


There's nothing like a blast of white noise to get your day off to a winning start. This track comes from an album called "It's You And Them".


Excellent stuff. This is a track from a record you'll be hearing a lot more from in 2009. Shragare yet another great band to come out of Brighton which is a place I've never been to but it must be great judging by the quality of bands it produces. The Manchester of the south? The debut album from Shrag is released through Where It's At on 19th January.


This track is one of four on a double 7" pack which features Cradle/The Last Drop on the first platter and remixes of the above on the second. I actually prefer the remixes and in particular this one. If you pop over to the Try Harder websiteyou can pre order your copy which will be released on 12th January.


This track was apparently recorded at some point in August when the weather was warm and the lager was cold.


This record really is too damn good. From the album "Three Handed Star". I still need to find out if this is going to get a proper release. If not I'm gonna give you the whole damn thing!


Already my favorite record of 2009. If you liked last years "Despondent Transponder" album then I'm here to tell you this is


1256584  brokenness. And I will hate those things in myself first, until your mysterious love somehow transforms them into your glory." This youth camp song has been burning in my soul the past weeks, "Yes I'll be poured out like wine upon the altar for You, yes I'll be broken like bread to feed the hungry, yes I'll be so one with You that I would do just as you will, yes I'll be light, and life, and love Your word fulfilled." So easy to sing in the comfort zone of life, so humbling when the reality of the sacrifice, of the pouring out is being seen and felt.


Jen, I had this same reflection the other day as I posted a link about the chocolate/child slavery post from Kristen. I heard...crickets. I was sick thinking about how on Chic Fil A day, the believers of the world rang out with huge support for a multi million dollar company and then said nothing about children in crisis. How is this possible? My heart has been smashed ever since. I'm having to practice a lot of grace for those around me but that is wearing thin. Also, today Big Tex at the state fair caught on fire and fb is going nuts sharing that info. Lord have mercy on your church and open our hearts and eyes wide to need and help us fill it with all you've given us.


"I was sick thinking about how on Chic Fil A day, the believers of the world rang out with huge support for a multi million dollar company and then said nothing about children in crisis. How is this possible? My heart has been smashed ever since."


I'm reading, I'm here, I'm digesting it all. Haiti is heavy on my heart at the moment, our church sent some folks there over the summer and the heaviness they brought back to help these wonderful people was evident. Your words are important and the legacy of them is important. We all need our worlds turned upside down for God's will, we need to stop thinking the problems are someone else's to clean up. We need to let God show us what gifts He's given us and how to use them for His kingdom. You are using your gifts and I'm listening and my heart aches for change in myself.


I recently began praying for wisdom, having no idea what that would look like. Well, God has been giving me wisdom, but it is wisdom to see my own failing, sin and falleness. Pride and self-righteousness are some of the most hideous things I've ever seen, and now God has helped me to see them oh-so-clearly IN ME.


I am grieved. But not without hope. Only God can reveal such things and never, ever cause me to doubt His overwhelming love for me.


You said: "What do we do with all these orphaned kids? What do we do with these heroic pastors pouring their very lives out for their people? We don%u2019t know. Tears? Yes. Action? Maybe not."


I don't know for sure what the demographic is of your blog readers, but I'm guessing they are somewhat like me: I have friends who are adopting that we are supporting, we are sponsoring a child through Compassion, and we are putting our money toward organizations that are helping those that are hungry and without families. We do without things like cable/Dish, smartphones and data plans and date nights. We are living simply so that we can give sacrificially.


Not all of your readers are like me, but I'm guessing a good portion are. We have been moved to action. It's possible that the "action" is happening somewhere else.


Absolutely. 100%. This is a manifesto for life, not necessarily my pet project. I honor God's work absolutely everywhere it is demostrated!!! I believe the swell is rising....


Thank you for sharing how the Holy Spirit is moving you. I know that hearing stories of other people being moved and obedient has caused many (including myself) to take action.


I completely agree! It's important to remember that a lack of support/response to you and your specific cause in your specifc way doesn't equal a lack of support/reaction God and His call. I actually DO have a heart for Haiti, I just help through another organization...and, I'm already doing it, I've been doing it.


We have to remember that no one can possibly pour themselves, their heart, their finances into every single worthy cause. It's awesome that you have passion, and can use that to inspire others but be careful not to judge others for not responding to your call...when many are already responding to God's call on their lives in very real ways.


have you read the prophetic imagination by brueggemann yet? god is telling this kick-ass story all throughout the old testament and we have made it into a show, a very shoddy one at that. i love reading the prophets now, because they cut like a knife and push me out my door.


So much to say and I can't find the words. I don't often comment but I do read everything you write. I appreciated each word I read about Haiti. I feel like a stone statue not knowing what to do to help. Will sponsoring another child help? How much pressure you must be under when people like me lurk in the shadows waiting to hear what to do. Oh my. I forget the Bible tells me what to do. Why am I not doing it?


As for the political post. I appreciated it. I appreciate someone being kind and civil and honest. I would love to sit down and have a cup of coffee and discuss it with you. Then we could talk about Haiti and saving the world.


Don't kid yourself, Brandi. I too am often a stone statue sitting in the shadows waiting for someone to tell me what to do. Hence, this whole confessional to you today. Love to you, sister.


I LOVED your post on the election. It was spot on and exactly how I feel. Those sitting on the fence does not include you. Keep up the good work, and as my pastor once said, "it is always too soon to quit!"


I hear it. I feel it. I'm overwhelmed. I feel like my giving and focus are scattered. I am struggling to find a church community in our town who is focused on what's going on outside it's building and programs. I feel alone in my frustrations here in my city.


Like Lisa Jo wrote, many parts to the body. Many passions. But what about those of us who are struggling? We know we need to do something. But what? We don't have that clear direction or passion.


I think I've never known a crisis of conscience like this one. And everyday that passes that I don't have clarity on what I'm supposed to be doing to be part of the solution is painful.


So thank you for writing. It does make a difference. Some of us are in the process of having our hearts all rearranged by God. It's brutal. And perhaps while reading the stories you tell, while we haven't yet taken action, we are being prepared for action.


MIchelle, may I let you off the hook just a bit? This is my sincere belief: with so much need on this planet, I don't think God is waiting for some Bulls-Eye Moment necessarily for His folks. Orphans, widows, hungry, poor, refugees, the lonely, the sick, the lost...there is a large umbrella over our mission. God is for the orphan, so if you are for the orphan, He is for you. He is for the prisoner, so if you are for the prisoner, He is for you. In the spirit of grace, maybe just pick something. A place, a people group, a need, an injustice. I don't think one day God will say to you: "DANG IT!!! I said ORPHAN and you served WIDOWS!" ;0) There is a freedom in simply moving. Sometimes clarity is found in the middle of action, not necessarily before it. Once upon a time, I sponsored a kid in Haiti. No big deal. $38 a month. Small potatoes. Then God developed it into a love affair and now I'm in 100 other ways. This can happen in any missional sphere...in your city, in your heart, in your giftings. No more guilt, sister. The heart rearrangement process is indeed brutal, and it is a weird relief to finally take that first step somewhere, even if it costs us. Love to you.


Stunning. Your words, Jen, are from a heart ripped open. Lisa-Jo, you are ever the cheerleader for moms who feel like their ordinary could hardly be made extraordinary by an amazing God. The beauty of all this, as seen from the eyes of this military wife whose parents grew up in Nazi Germany, is that we can speak His truth... openly. I'm with you, Jen, in starting with sponsorship of 2 kids in Haiti. It wrecks me to look around and see the millions of places our hands and feet are needed. The politics, the need, the poverty, it all overwhelms. The beauty is the eyes opening. There are plenty of readers who just never respond. The seeds are planted by your words. The beauty is we are instructed by God to do *something*. Every ounce of effort, every soul, matters. So true are your words... "Sometimes clarity is found in the middle of action, not necessarily before it."


We feed the ones put at our table, first. No matter the table. Jen, thanks for your words and your commitment.


So often I get stuck wondering what exactly to do in response to God's call to serve orphans and widows and the forgotten and poor...and I spend too much time praying for


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The 2015 AnnualHomestead Gardens Fall Festival opens Saturday, September 26 & Sunday, September 27, and continues every weekend, 11am-6pm on Saturdays and 11am-4pm Sundays, through and including Sunday, October 25. On Friday, October 16th, the fall festival will be open so Anne Arundel County students can enjoy their day off from school. There is free […]


The secret is out. Iron Rooster is a hit. And they keep mixing it up to keep it fresh and new! The new Annapolis waterfront restaurant, Iron Rooster, is celebrating the holidays with indulgent seasonal dishes and beverages that everyone deserves to try, even if you are on the naughty list. Iron Rooster is a scratch […]


[do action=”schuh”/] I wanted to go pumpkin picking in a real live pumpkin picking patch. Thankfully, the solution is just up the road in Davidsonville. Homestead Gardens. On Sunday, we headed over to Homestead Gardens in Davidsonville to check out the Fall Festival. In a word–wow! Each year they up the ante and add more […]


Scores of community families turned out for a Fall Festival with a purpose Saturday at Roundz Gourmet Market in Gambrills. Three hours of carnival games, pumpkin carving and face painting brought $225 in donations for the Crofton Food Pantry. “This event was just as we envisioned,” said Chef Zachary Pope, a Crofton resident and owner […]


Head up to Gambrills on Saturday, Oct. 20, for a great day of family fun as Roundz Gourmet Market hosts a Pumpkin Carving Contest and Fall Festival to benefit the Crofton Food Pantry. Roundz Pumpkin Carving Contest: You may bring a pumpkin you carved at home to enter OR You may purchase one from Roundz […]


October is all about squash. Texture, taste and appearance- squash is all that. Chef Zachary Pope of Roundz Gourmet Market (2299 Johns Hopkins Rd., Gambrills) has plans to make the most of this season’s squash bonanza with the following events: October October 9 –Tuesday, 7:30 PM- Cooking Class – “Squash, Anyone?” Chef Pope will guide […]


The Fordham Brewing Company is releasing their increasingly sought after Spiced Harvest Ale in six-packs for the first time this August. After listening to countless customers detail their quests to find the pumpkin flavored ale, with many buying Fordham variety packs just for the Spiced Harvest Ale, the brewery has decided to make the popular […]<|endoftext|>Sorry, persons under the age of 18 cannot use this site. If you receive this confirmation repeatedly, you will need to enable cookies so that your response can be saved. An especially pleasant mixture of sweet Virginias, flavorsome burleys and twice-fermented black cavendish. Laced with a dash of aged scotch. My initial impressions of this from the first few puffs were quite simple: Zero out of ten for that!


This is a perfect example of the dreaded yet omnipresent gas station blends you can get everywhere where i live. Sooner or in rare occasions later you will stumble over it, fall for its homey pouch design and comforting promise of scotch, because what could go wrong, right?


And you will instantly regret your decision as one usually does when buying a gas station blend. The pouch note is of alcohol, some very slight whiskey and something i would say is some molasse or syrup. Tips, strands of leaf, stems, coarse pieces, ribbons But packing and lighting are easy and the blend burns down willingly. Taste is lightly sweet and you can make out the whiskey in it, although only lightly as well.


The smell is very nice if you like whiskey flavoured blends. The aroma wears of after about half the bowl and no tobacco taste will be there to compensate for the missing flavour. I do not recommend this blend to anyone, for biting your tongue, burning way too hot and offering only a dull and slightly artificial taste experience if that at all.


It does go well with a glass of scotch. Too much bite, too much flavoring, too little dimension. Only useful to spice up some rope tobaccos here from Brazil A Black Cavendish, Burley and Virginia mixture, heavily cased, painfully mild and overwhelmingly aromatic. Lose ribbon cut, contrasting in colour, the tobacco packs easily and lights almost before you apply any lighting device to it. If anything, a peculiarity of Radfords? In the pouch, Old Scotch comes relatively dry, and airing is only recommended as a palliative to the extreme whiskey-with-


“Can you walk down the stairs?” a woman checking boarding passes asked. Sure lady, and I’m just sitting in this wheelchair for shits and giggles. She sighed and called for assistance. We rode a special handicapped van to where the plane was parked. And then, there were the steps again, this time - no handsome Bollywood look-alike to carry me up.


“Elevator truck. We need an elevator,” my airport handler screamed into a walkie-talkie. He wanted to know why a healthy looking young woman couldn’t brave a flight of stairs onto the aircraft. I lifted my long skirt and showed him my legs. One of the hockey pad sized dressings was soaked with blood.


Other passengers finished boarding. And we waited. And waited. 50 minutes later, the elevator truck arrived. A flight attendant opening the back door rolled her eyes upon seeing a seemingly fit young woman in a wheelchair. I felt like giving her the finger. Other passengers looked at me with disgust while I hobbled to my seat. Somebody was complaining about the delay. Somebody else bitched about missing a connection.


And all the way to Stockholm I marveled at how disabled travelers manage to move from point A to point B, and still smile and look gracious upon arrival.


Duty called me to Stockholm last week, and because I had loads of time, but not money, I decided to go by bus.


Truth be told that given a choice of planes, trains and automobiles, I pick the road transport. Every time. Is it really that weird to prefer spending 6 hours in a car or on a bus than 1 hour on a plane? I don’t think so. There is nothing more exciting than sitting in the passenger seat, sticking your head out the window, your hair, ears and tongue flapping in the wind. Damn, I must have been a dog in my previous life…


Traveling by bus became an economical choice for me. It’s cheaper than driving there myself, and definitely cheaper than flying. True, it’s not the most earth friendly option out there, but until the train companies can match bus prices, you will find me on the road. Especially during the winter months.<|endoftext|>CLASSID Specifies the location of an object's implementation via a URI. It may be used together, or as an alternative to the DATA attribute.


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STANDBY A message that should be displayed by user-agents while the object is being loaded. Useful in alerting visitors why a section of the content is temorarily missing.<|endoftext|>“Catch Kids Where They Are”: Spotlight on Music and Music Education Student Lauren Ackerman | Music & Music Education<|endoftext|>Buy the apartment in upper districts, Spain - price 2.000.000 €, area 320 m² / AlbertGood. Real Estate and investments in Spain


There is concierge in the building and a community garden on the territory. The price includes one parking space.<|endoftext|>LITTLE RIVER, CA – (Perfect Golf Today)7/1/15/-– The Little River Inn(www.littleriverinn.com), a family-owned and operated resort located on the Northern coast, is one of California’s most respected and hospitable resorts. It is also home to the only golf course on the Mendocino Coast, and this summer, the Little River Inn invites women golfers to gather their gal pals for the ultimate vacation experience with its GIRLFRIEND GOLF GETAWAY package.


This two-night package includes unlimited golf and use of a cart, spa and dining credits, and double-occupancy accommodations in an ocean view fireplace room, among other amenities to make for a relaxing weekend away with friends. Also available at the inn this summer is the Little River Inn’s RIVER DOG package — created especially for pet-lovers — complete with a three-hour, dog-friendly, outrigger canoeing excursion, and the MENDOCINO MUSIC FESTIVAL PROMOTION, which offers guests of the inn the opportunity to purchase tickets to the festival at a discounted rate of ten percent.


Also this summer, the Little River Inn is rolling out the red carpet for dog-lovers and their furry four-legged friends with its RIVER DOG package. The property has always welcomed man’s best friend, but this package creates an experience that both man and beast will remember forever. Comprised of amenities and activities that make it a “Dogs Life” the Little River Inn’s RIVER DOG package includes the following:


Bottle of Mendocino County wine to enjoy in-room or on your deck while settling in after a long but amazing day


A consultation with a golf instructor can be added to this package at $100 per person and includes a one-hour session at the driving range and one-hour of time with a pro on the course. This add-on is based upon availability.


The GIRLFRIEND GOLF GETAWAY* package is offered June 1 – August 31, 2015. Package rates for double occupancy begin at $1,000 exclusive of tax and gratuities. This package can also be booked as a three-night stay with rates beginning at $1,225. Room upgrades and spa treatments can be added to both packages for an additional cost. To book please visit,http://www.littleriverinn.com/category/specials-and-packages/ or call


* While this package was created especially for our female friends, it is actually available for any two people who want to enjoy a fabulous golf package!


An $80 dinner credit that can be used either in-room, at the inn’s dog-friendly parlor, or in the main dining room


A goodie bag containing doggie treats and an informational sheet on where to hike, bike and boat with your dog


This Little River Inn’s RIVER DOG package is offered June 1 – September 30, 2015. Package rates for double occupancy start at $671 exclusive of tax and gratuities. Room upgrades and spa treatments can be added for an additional cost. To book please visit http://www.littleriverinn.com/ and enter promo code RIVERD.


Offered during the month of July for any visitors attending theMENDOCINO MUSIC FESTIVAL the Little River Inn will offer guests ten percent discount off tickets to the festival when booking a stay anytime between July 11 – 25, 2015. Established in 1986, the Mendocino Music Festival offers a magical blend of fine music by outstanding performers in one of the most enchanting sites in Northern California. Over the course of the two-week festival 27 concerts ranging from blues to bluegrass, symphonies to opera, and jazz to Celtic will be held at intimate venues throughout the historic towns of Mendocino and Fort Bragg.


Once the stay is booked online at www.littleriverinn.com, guests can then go directly to www.mendocinomusic.org to purchase tickets to the festival. Little River Inn guests will be prompted to enter an exclusive festival code (given at confirmation of booking) to receive the ten-percent savings.


Little River Inn is a family-owned and operated boutique resort on the Mendocino coast of California with a chef-driven restaurant, nine-hole Audubon-certified golf course, professional tennis courts and day spa. Ideal for the entire family and pet-friendly, the Inn has 66 guest rooms ranging from the economical to the luxurious. Several private meeting and special event spaces with stunning ocean and garden views make the Inn an excellent venue for small- to medium-sized weddings and corporate retreats. The restaurant, helmed by CIA-trained Executive Chef Marc Dym, is a destination unto itself and the delicious, often hearty California coastal cuisine has a following so dedicated that it is not uncommon for guests to fly in by private plane for Sunday Brunch. Ole’s Whale Watch Bar is a classic local hangout where guests gather for drinks and a casual bite, and Sue Bondoux is the treasured bar manager with a remarkable 21-year history of making drinks at Little River Inn. Little River Inn has a beautiful, nine-hole golf course that plays like 18 and is appropriate for many skill levels. The Inn also has a Day Spa with three treatment rooms and offers in-room services. Lounge on the stunning beach just across the street, hike among the redwoods in neighboring, Van Damme State Park, or discover a new view of the coastline with Kayak Mendocino. Overseen by fifth-generation Innkeeper Cally Dym, Little River Inn opened in 1939 and has been providing exceptional guest experiences for 76 years.


Little River Inn is located two miles south of Mendocino overlooking the Pacific Ocean, at 7901 N. Highway One, Little River, CA 95456. For reservations and additional information, call 707-937-5942 or visit www.littleriverinn.com.<|endoftext|>ISO 8859-13 is the standard cod


1256587 , I am lovingly embraced in an intimate relationship with God. 1 John 4:13-16


Jesus, the King of kings, Lord of lords, came to earth to find me while I was seemingly unsalvageable – of no use to Him and without any hope of true life. He came to rescue me. Luke 19:10


I was a mess, living by my own low standards, by my own desires and inclinations. My life was far from godly. But, God is merciful. Even though I deserved to be pushed far away from Him, He gave me life through Jesus’ resurrection. It is only by God’s goodness and at Christ’s expense that I am rescued. Ephesians 2:3-5


Because I am “in Christ” (I have received Him as my Savior/ Rescuer) I am a completely new person. My old useless life is gone and I begin my new joy-filled life now! 2 Corinthians 5:17


Anyone who believes that Jesus is God’s Son and trusts that He took away guilt through His death on the cross and His resurrection, will live forever in God’s kingdom. John 6:47


God loved the world (and me) so much that He sent His one and only Son Jesus. He did that so that anyone who believes in Him will be rescued. God didn’t send Jesus to tell us how bad we are or to condemn, but to rescue us. John 3:16-17<|endoftext|>In this week's episode of Creativity's Top 5, we take a look at some of the big winners from the 2009 Cannes Lions. And before you get that worried look on your face, know that the Titanium, Integrated and Film Grand Prix had not been awarded when this episode was filmed. What we do have is the Press Grand Prix winning Wrangler campaign by Fred & Farid, Paris, Nike's silk-screened posters that nabbed the second-ever Design Grand Prix, the partnership between Nestle and Japan Post called "Kit Kat Mail" that picked up the top media prize, the billboard made of worthless currency that made a statement for The Zimbabwean newspaper and TBWA/Hunt/Lascaris, South Africa when it won the Outdoor Grand Prix, and then there's the Grand Prix magnet itself, Tourism Queensland's "Best Job in the World" which picked up the hardware hat-trick of PR, Direct and Cyber Grand Prix.<|endoftext|>The DeWeese Report has reported many times of the outrageous campaign to control what we eat. Obesity has become the tobacco of the day as trial lawyers line up to file class action suits to make restaurants responsible if you get fat. Schools have rushed to empty anything good out of the school cafeteria while practically force-feeding tofu to our poor, oppressed kids. Obesity has been ranked as the number two preventable death, right behind smoking. The nation is in a panic. Americans are too fat, moan the food police. The government has to do something, cries the herd.


Now comes a report from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), as reported in the Journal of the American Medical Association (JAMA), that a mistake was made in the estimates on obesity-related deaths. It seems that the original estimate of 365,000 per year (corrected in July from 400,000) is really only 25,814. Oops! 25,814 is not a national crisis. It's barely a bump on the road. It's less than the number of people killed in auto accidents or by gun shot wounds. There simply is no obesity crisis in this country.


What we have are lies, lawyers and fraud. Obesity is the disease of the day - even if it's just a fabrication. Even with its own report, the CDC refuses to change its public awareness campaigns. It intends to keep right on scaring the fat cells out of you. There are too many federal grants to be gained to tell the truth now. And the lawyers intend to ignore the report as well. Money is money.


The truth is, as reported by The Center for Consumer Freedom, in 1998, the federal government changed the rules measuring the Body Mass Index (BMI). Overnight, 30 million Americans, without gaining a pound, went from normal BMI to overweight. Now, Tom Cruise, Michael Jordan, Sylvester Stallone, and even Arnold Schwarzenegger are listed as obese. It's a lie. There is no obesity epidemic. There is only the disease of government run by overweight, droopy-joweled bureaucrats, fat-headed special interest groups hoping to feed at the federal trough, and lawyers.


American people to demand action of our elected officials to uphold the U.S. Constitution they have sworn to defend. Just as our Founding Fathers did when confronted with tyranny, itï¿½s time that the American people declare their independence from the United Nations.


In July 1999, Bob Schulz, Chairman of the We the People Foundation based in up state New York, began a series of seminars and conferences at the National Press Club in Washington, DC. This writer has attended all but one of these functions over the years.


The purpose of these fact finding events was to invite authorized representatives of our servant government to attend and answer legitimate and important questions about the fraudulent income tax and related systems. Each and every time, despite respectful invitations sent registered mail to the IRS, Speaker of the House, Senate Majority Leader and the White House, not once did the government ever send anyone to attend.


Such arrogance is a loud slap in the face to we the people. This is our government, they work for us. This government is by, of and for the people, not the corrupted individuals who dominate our elected work force. This national [federal] government was formed by the people of the colonies to serve the states in areas that required uniformity, matters of war, trade and crimes on the high seas.


The Bill of Rights, incorporated into the U.S. Constitution, does not in any fashion mandate these rights were given to we the people by this national government, but rather told government that we are born with these rights and that they may never abridge, take away or modify them for political expediency or to enslave Americans on our own land.


One of those iron-clad rights is the right to petition for redress of grievance found in the First Amendment. Since 1999, hundreds of thousands of Americans have now become aware of the efforts of Bob Schulz and all those who have supported WTP Foundation's activities and this massive effort to get the federal government to honor this First Amendment right. This effort will soon take an even bigger, absolutely cutting edge move towards bringing the government to the table.


Evolving from WTP Foundation, the educational entity, We the People Congress, Inc., geared up last summer for a major petition event in Washington, DC. Once again, the unbridled arrogance of this servant government was demonstrated by the thundering silence the people met on November 14, 2002. Once again, the people were slapped in the face by the power structure in Washington. This is no longer acceptable to a free people.


During April and May 2003, Bob Schulz embarked upon a tour of 37 cities to bring the message of truth regarding the withholding process from paychecks. Another monumental case of trickery, deceit and lies by this government that has kept the American people in bondage for more than a half century.


As Bob traveled to each of these cities, the United States Attorney and the Director of the IRS for that particular region, were notified via certified mail of these meetings. Each time, this notification included a respectful request that the IRS and the U.S. Attorney either attend these meetings or send one of their representatives. This request was made with the intention being that if Bob Schulz was giving out inaccurate information regarding the law and withholding, then please, attend the meeting and set the record straight.


What could be more reasonable? You hold a seminar to explain to the American worker and employers how the fraud has been perpetrated upon them, what the law says and then ask the enforcement agencies for this process to please attend and if anything being presented is legally wrong, tell us.


Out of these 37 nationwide stops, how many times did the U.S. Attorney's or the District Director of the IRS acknowledge receipt of this invitation? Not once, nor did they ever send one single representative to attend the meetings to dispute any legal point being presented. What does that tell you?


Withholding is an agreed upon process by the employer and employee. It is not mandatory. Your employer is not a tax collector nor is it the job of an employer to keep track of any possible tax burden you might have. This temporary tax was shoved down the American people's throats by using lies and deception. When someone else owns the fruits of your labor, you are not free. A woman by the name of Vivien Kellems [www.vivienkellems.com] knew this only too well and she was fighting the battle for us beginning way back in 1948.


I left my office today for a quick run to the commissary at the United States Naval Academy Annex here in Annapolis, MD. The day is spectacular. Annapolis is one of the most historically charming places [like Williamsburg and Monticello] in the Union. Driving past the Naval Academy, listening to God Bless America, Battle Hymm of the Republic, Shenandoah and When Johnny Comes Marching Home on a CD, I watched our young men standing guard next to large, concrete barriers to protect our own at the academy.


Crossing the Naval Academy Bridge over the spectacular Chesapeake Bay, I saw all the sail boats skimming across the water like flocks of graceful birds. I thought how very lucky I am to be an American. I thought about how lucky I am to have the freedom given to me by those who sacrificed everything with the hope that


paid for DOD monitors at


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Source: GAO analysis based on Commerce and State licensing records.


Commerce also omitted these safeguard conditions for five additional


launch campaigns before 1997, but exporters in these five campaigns also


obtained a State license, which did include the safeguard conditions (see


table 4). Commerce officials said that these license conditions were not


omitted because of the corresponding State license requirements. In fact,


they said they are often unaware of related State licenses when processing


an application. While not all launch campaigns require a State technical


assistance license, in each of these cases, the exporter did obtain a State


license to conduct the launch campaign. State, acting independently from


Commerce, granted licenses that included the safeguards as license


conditions and required them to be in place for these launch campaigns.12


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