Maria-José Tennison is the Vice President of Brand and Production for Sight & Sound Theaters. The purpose of their business is to present the Gospel of Jesus Christ and sow the Word of God into the lives of those who attend their shows, which are inspirational and visually stunning. Maria shares about the early years of her career rise, and how during a season of brokenness, God gave her strength.
Maria-José Tennison: It was in my pursuit of wholeness, and really relying on Him to be my source and to be my identity, that I recognized that it was through brokenness that we get to real strength. You know, sometimes it's counterintuitive, but to go through the pain, to go through the brokenness, to acquire that level of strength is very much well worth it.
Narrator: Welcome to the Jesus Calling podcast. Today, we visit with Maria-José Tennison, the Vice President of Brand and Production for Sight & Sound Theatres. The purpose of their productions are to present the Gospel of Jesus Christ and sow the Word of God into the lives of those who attend their shows, by visualizing and dramatizing the Scriptures, through inspirational productions. Maria shares a little bit about her life as the child of immigrants and the early years of her career.
Maria: My name is Maria-José Tennison and I am the Vice President of Brand and Show Production at Sight & Sound Theatres.
I am responsible for the teams that actually work on the development of the productions in relation to the design, engineering, the construction of the shows; so all the magic that happens to get the show on the stage.
I was born in Buenos Aires, Argentina and my parents immigrated to the states when I was fairly young, so I don't have a whole lot of recollection of my life in Argentina. I grew up in a suburb of Los Angeles to parents who were very courageous and very driven. The fact that they moved from a country without understanding the language and having to give up their life, everything they knew; really starting over. One of the reasons that they left Argentina was; at the beginning of the Dirty War in the 70s, the military had taken over the government and life felt uncertain at best. Typical immigrant story; they really believed that they could provide for a better life for their daughters in the United States.
When we first came to the states, resources were tight and we lived in a very small apartment. I shared a room with my grandmother. She came with us, and my father worked several jobs in order to put food on the table.
I remember a time where my mom went to the bins behind the supermarkets to look for food. I remember her falling into it. I remember dying laughing, but I was little, so I didn't understand the context of what was happening; but she laughed as well. I think they protected us from the reality of what was really occurring for them.
In some ways it provided a certain amount of resiliency and also sent a very clear message around how we dealt with with pain. There was a little bit of a lack of acknowledgement, as well. It's like "you know what? We pick ourselves up from our bootstraps and we're tough people and we keep going." That was very much both of them. They were very loving, they were very playful with us, but they were tough people. So there wasn't a whole lot of room to fail.
My parents believed strongly in the power of education and certainly the gift that we had received as being part of this country. I just remember my parents saying to me; as just a young, very young child, "It doesn't matter that you don't speak English and it doesn't matter that you don't have the things that maybe other people around you do. All that matters is that you work really hard, because in this country, it can happen," which was very different from what they had experienced in their own native home.
I always felt that education was a high priority for us. Thankfully, I received a scholarship, and I went to school. I couldn't not work, in order to help pay. I continued to help the household and also with books and things like that.
I landed a job in an advertising agency. It was a small Hispanic agency, so it was in-language. We worked on high profile accounts. It was the "Got Milk?" campaign in Spanish for the California Fluid Mile Processor Board, and I got a lot of experience early on with high profile brands. Then after that, that just opened the door for me to continue a career with high profile brands and high exposure brands.
There was definitely a certain amount of establishing of how I was doing life; even early on, like working lots of hours, traveling extensively; from the very beginning. So, in my 20s, I found myself to be completely about the work.
As I got into my career and I found myself in such a competitive environment and making those types of choices, that resiliency, with no acknowledgement of a certain amount of reality; that caught up to me. In my early 20s, I started experiencing panic attacks and the first one came during the middle of a presentation with some clients. I was about to go on, and all of a sudden, I couldn't even speak. I just felt my heart racing and my palms were sweating and everything in my being wanted to get me out of that room. I couldn't understand that; I thought something was physically wrong with me. I managed to get through that presentation, but after that, after that initial panic attack, others came. It became a recurring thing. I began to allow fear to take root in my heart in a way that shrank my world. I would avoid certain situations, or I would avoid certain opportunities; which is very difficult to do when you're in a highly competitive environment that is requesting all of you.
I began to allow fear to take root in my heart in a way that shrank my world.
When I felt like I was dying in that season, no one noticed. Not even the people that I was spending most of my time with. So I started to really explore this thing that was happening to me. One day, I remember driving to work and listening to the radio and there was a spot on the radio with a woman describing every single symptom that I was experiencing, and that's when she called it "anxiety disorder." I have to say, I had heard of anxiety disorder, I had heard of depression. I had heard of those types of behavioral health things. The reality was that there was no room for that in my life, because I categorized that as; that was for weak people, and I was not weak. My parents weren't weak. There was no example of what dealing with "weakness" or "brokenness" would have looked like.
I didn't know what to do with it, when I found myself in that situation. But that's when that's when the Lord showed up.
When I look back on it now because it was so all about my career, my relationship with Christ was not the first thing. I was a Christ-follower, I was a Christian by label. Christ did not actually become real to me until my mid 20s.
You know, when you break a bone, the place where it heals is stronger.
I walked through my 20s and my early 30s with the Lord from a place of healing and allowing Him to begin to manifest Himself in my life and heal some of those wounds that were there that I had never dealt with. He really began showing me that the pain and brokenness isn't a deficit, but it's where everything comes from. It's the source of strength; and recognizing that and walking through that.
You know, when you break a bone, the place where it heals is stronger. There are so many things that indicate that that's His process. Spiritually, in our core, He's going to use that brokenness to show us how He can become our strength.
Narrator: When Maria began to recognize her brokenness, a season of healing began which led her to a new outlook, and eventually to a new career at Sight & Sound Theatres.
I turned her down and she approached me a second time. I checked out Sight & Sound and there were a lot of things that were interesting to me. I loved theater. I actually had a theater emphasis in college. Theater had always been a passion for me; even as a child, writing plays and things like that. And to be a Christian theater, that was really interesting.
The scope that Sight & Sound was telling these stories, was just fascinating, but not what I considered to be the path that was best for me; what I had chosen for myself. It wasn't aligned with my "goals," so I turned down a second time. The third time, she sent this really long dissertation of what she felt; that it would be a good fit for me, not just as a career move. She was looking at it less of it as a career move, but more as a "whole person" move. I just remember being impacted by what she wrote, but I turned her down a third time.
Then weeks went by, and I moved on with life. I remember saying to my husband vividly; it was weeks after, I said to him, "why can't I stop thinking about this job in the middle of a cornfield in central Pennsylvania?" He was like, "you know what, why don't we pray about it and just take a closer look?" So, I called the recruiter up that day and I said, "hey, is it too late to throw my hat in the ring?" She was like, "We're finalizing the interview process, but let me catch you up." So she got me in here. We traveled out here for a weekend of interviews.
I remember walking through the shops and seeing everyone's smiling faces, and it made no sense. I'm standing out in the in the parking lot. I'm watching these buses come in and I had been given access to their budgets and some of the things that they were doing in there. At that point, we were bringing in 600,000 people in attendance per year. I remember going around into the shops and looking at the welders and people. All these people are making these crazy sets and everybody was so friendly. There were 400 employees that were relying for their livelihood in this place in the middle of a cornfield.
This place has been a gift. The thing that is most compelling about being here is that everything that this organization does is to share the Gospel and to tell these stories that are not ours. We get the privilege of telling them in a way that hopefully is bringing them to life in a manner that people haven't thought about before. These Bible stories that are just inspirational and anointed. They have the power to change people's lives, and that's what we believe in.
We are completely sold out to the idea that by telling these stories in the way that we tell them, we can invite people to get to know the Bible. That's just humbling to us; that anything that we can do, is driving people to really delve into the Scriptures more and even to see Christ in a refreshed way.
We are an entertainment organization, and we're telling these stories in a way that provides entertainment. Our purpose is much greater than that. So, throughout our design process, we really challenge each other to not create spectacle for the sake of spectacle.
We really feel that we're called on to bring these stories in a way that's going to bring truth and to really showcase the truth of the Word; the truth of the Gospel and the complete potential and freedom that comes with a relationship with Jesus Christ.
Narrator: Maria realizes that the work she does goes beyond the lights and massive production of Sight & Sound shows, but reaches into the hearts of each audience member who may be hungry for hope and encouragement. She is committed to helping people know the truths of the Bible and she herself seeks truth daily through Scripture and through the pages of Jesus Calling.
A friend actually gave me my first book years ago and I just remember the whole concept; the posture of Jesus Calling was just so moving to me.
We tend to compartmentalize Jesus. I think we put Him over here and that ongoing reliance that, as I'm getting older, I'm trying to cultivate more of that partnership; that expectation about having His voice be heard so loudly in my day to day–more loudly than I give Him credit for. The devotional helped me see Scripture from that point of view and from that first person perspective. I will say, that even now, Jesus Calling–we have a children's devotional that we use every day–as a mom, that has been even even even more incredible, because I see how my children resonate with that perspective.
We're able to have conversations around Scripture and values and what the Lord's love does, and the protection, and His perspective around bringing our troubles to Him.
We use it daily. My kids will bring it to me, like, "mom we forgot to do devotions today." They'll bring it over, and they bring the Jesus Calling books, so it's just been a part of my life personally as a woman, but also now, n my children's life and it's been really impactful.
From someone who was very much about the the trophy, the medal, the title, the certificate, the gold star; you know I lived for getting that gold star. I have clarity on who I live for, and I have an audience of One. So, every decision that I make is to please Him.
Narrator: Sight & Sound's production of "Jonah on Stage" is a one night event on May 2, 2017. For more information, visit jonahstagemovie.com. Or, to see a live show in Branson, Missouri or Lancaster, Pennsylvania, visit Sight & Sound's website for more information at Sight-Sound.com.
Narrator: Next time on the Jesus Calling Podcast, we visit with Ernie Johnson, Jr. – a three-time Sports Emmy Award-winner and popular host of TNT's Inside the NBA. Ernie discusses his rise to the top of sports broadcasting, from battling cancer to raising six children with his wife, Cheryl, including a special needs child adopted from Romania.
Ernie Johnson, Jr.: Here's where we are." He said. "You decided in December of '97 to trust God with your life," I said "right." He said what does that trust look like right now? He said, Does it look like "Trust?" (question mark). Trust,"if?" Trust, (comma)? Does it look like, "look God, I'll trust you if this next test about this non-Hodgkins lymphoma comes back the way you want it to?" He said, "or does it look like this? Trust God. (period)?" And that's where we landed the plane.
The story of Maria Jose-Tennison was very inspiring. It made me realize that God can strengthen me concerning those fears that hold me back and leave me feeling inadequate.
So great to hear Maria's story. I've had the opportunity to work with Maria at Sight and Sound in Lancaster. So savvy, so professional yet one of the most approachable people I've worked with. We are in good hands with her at the helm of such a vital part of what we do but it's her heart for the Lord that make her one of the best. Thanks for being vulnerable, Maria. God is so faithful, right?!


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1 Kings 11 NIV
Solomon's wives
1King Solomon, however, loved many foreign women besides Pharaoh's daughter – Moabites, Ammonites, Edomites, Sidonians and Hittites. 2They were from nations about which the Lord had told the Israelites, 'You must not intermarry with them, because they will surely turn your hearts after their gods.' Nevertheless, Solomon held fast to them in love. 3He had seven hundred wives of royal birth and three hundred concubines, and his wives led him astray. 4As Solomon grew old, his wives turned his heart after other gods, and his heart was not fully devoted to the Lord his God, as the heart of David his father had been. 5He followed Ashtoreth the goddess of the Sidonians, and Molek the detestable god of the Ammonites. 6So Solomon did evil in the eyes of the Lord; he did not follow the Lord completely, as David his father had done.
7On a hill east of Jerusalem, Solomon built a high place for Chemosh the detestable god of Moab, and for Molek the detestable god of the Ammonites. 8He did the same for all his foreign wives, who burned incense and offered sacrifices to their gods.
9The Lord became angry with Solomon because his heart had turned away from the Lord, the God of Israel, who had appeared to him twice. 10Although he had forbidden Solomon to follow other gods, Solomon did not keep the Lord's command. 11So the Lord said to Solomon, 'Since this is your attitude and you have not kept my covenant and my decrees, which I commanded you, I will most certainly tear the kingdom away from you and give it to one of your subordinates. 12Nevertheless, for the sake of David your father, I will not do it during your lifetime. I will tear it out of the hand of your son. 13Yet I will not tear the whole kingdom from him, but will give him one tribe for the sake of David my servant and for the sake of Jerusalem, which I have chosen.'
Solomon's adversaries
14Then the Lord raised up against Solomon an adversary, Hadad the Edomite, from the royal line of Edom. 15Earlier when David was fighting with Edom, Joab the commander of the army, who had gone up to bury the dead, had struck down all the men in Edom. 16Joab and all the Israelites stayed there for six months, until they had destroyed all the men in Edom. 17But Hadad, still only a boy, fled to Egypt with some Edomite officials who had served his father. 18They set out from Midian and went to Paran. Then taking people from Paran with them, they went to Egypt, to Pharaoh king of Egypt, who gave Hadad a house and land and provided him with food.
19Pharaoh was so pleased with Hadad that he gave him a sister of his own wife, Queen Tahpenes, in marriage. 20The sister of Tahpenes bore him a son named Genubath, whom Tahpenes brought up in the royal palace. There Genubath lived with Pharaoh's own children.
21While he was in Egypt, Hadad heard that David rested with his ancestors and that Joab the commander of the army was also dead. Then Hadad said to Pharaoh, 'Let me go, so that I may return to my own country.'
22'What have you lacked here that you want to go back to your own country?' Pharaoh asked.
'Nothing,' Hadad replied, 'but do let me go!'
23And God raised up against Solomon another adversary, Rezon son of Eliada, who had fled from his master, Hadadezer king of Zobah. 24When David destroyed Zobah's army, Rezon gathered a band of men around him and became their leader; they went to Damascus, where they settled and took control. 25Rezon was Israel's adversary as long as Solomon lived, adding to the trouble caused by Hadad. So Rezon ruled in Aram and was hostile towards Israel.
Jeroboam rebels against Solomon
26Also, Jeroboam son of Nebat rebelled against the king. He was one of Solomon's officials, an Ephraimite from Zeredah, and his mother was a widow named Zeruah.
27Here is the account of how he rebelled against the king: Solomon had built the terraces11:27 Or the Millo and had filled in the gap in the wall of the city of David his father. 28Now Jeroboam was a man of standing, and when Solomon saw how well the young man did his work, he put him in charge of the whole labour force of the tribes of Joseph.
29About that time Jeroboam was going out of Jerusalem, and Ahijah the prophet of Shiloh met him on the way, wearing a new cloak. The two of them were alone out in the country, 30and Ahijah took hold of the new cloak he was wearing and tore it into twelve pieces. 31Then he said to Jeroboam, 'Take ten pieces for yourself, for this is what the Lord, the God of Israel, says: "See, I am going to tear the kingdom out of Solomon's hand and give you ten tribes. 32But for the sake of my servant David and the city of Jerusalem, which I have chosen out of all the tribes of Israel, he will have one tribe. 33I will do this because they have11:33 Hebrew; Septuagint, Vulgate and Syriac because he has forsaken me and worshipped Ashtoreth the goddess of the Sidonians, Chemosh the god of the Moabites, and Molek the god of the Ammonites, and have not walked in obedience to me, nor done what is right in my eyes, nor kept my decrees and laws as David, Solomon's father, did.
34' "But I will not take the whole kingdom out of Solomon's hand; I have made him ruler all the days of his life for the sake of David my servant, whom I chose and who obeyed my commands and decrees. 35I will take the kingdom from his son's hands and give you ten tribes. 36I will give one tribe to his son so that David my servant may always have a lamp before me in Jerusalem, the city where I chose to put my Name. 37However, as for you, I will take you, and you will rule over all that your heart desires; you will be king over Israel. 38If you do whatever I command you and walk in obedience to me and do what is right in my eyes by obeying my decrees and commands, as David my servant did, I will be with you. I will build you a dynasty as enduring as the one I built for David and will give Israel to you. 39I will humble David's descendants because of this, but not for ever." '
40Solomon tried to kill Jeroboam, but Jeroboam fled to Egypt, to Shishak the king, and stayed there until Solomon's death.
Solomon's death
41As for the other events of Solomon's reign – all he did and the wisdom he displayed – are they not written in the book of the annals of Solomon? 42Solomon reigned in Jerusalem over all Israel for forty years. 43Then he rested with his ancestors and was buried in the city of David his father. And Rehoboam his son succeeded him as king.
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SC to start taking COVID vaccine reservations for those ages 70 and older
By: Michelle Liu/ AP
Updated: January 12, 2021 - 5:54 PM
COLUMBIA, S.C. — Starting Wednesday, people ages 70 and older can start signing up to get the coronavirus vaccine in South Carolina.
Health officials said the state department of health is taking steps to streamline the process.
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State officials said Monday that they were confident the majority of people in the state's earliest phase who wanted to be vaccinated — healthcare workers and those living and working in long-term care facilities — had already received their shots or scheduled appointments.
"Because we've seen a dramatic acceleration in vaccine usage and appointments in the last week, we have decided to speed things up again," Gov. Henry McMaster said in a statement. "We know that those 70 and older are at the greatest risk of dying from COVID-19. Making sure they have expedited access to the vaccine will help save lives."
Officials estimate about 627,800 South Carolinians are 70 or older, and many have already received the vaccine because they were eligible earlier. Those who meet the age requirement are now eligible regardless of health status or pre-existing conditions.
Across the state, more than two-thirds of COVID-19 deaths have been among people ages 70 and older. That's a much higher death rate per capita compared to COVID-19 deaths among those younger than 70, said Interim Public Health Director Dr. Brannon Traxler.
>> CLICK HERE to read more about South Carolina's COVID-19 vaccination program
Eligible South Carolinians can signup for appointments with vaccine providers including major hospitals, seven sites and a mobile clinic run by the Department of Health and Environmental Control, and some urgent care facilities. The health agency said it will add another 50 locations by the beginning of next week.
Channel 9 learned that the vaccine won't be given to the public at Piedmont Medical Center.
Hospital officials, business leaders, politicians and others met Tuesday morning to find a location in Rock Hill to hold a huge vaccine clinic. Up to 50 people may staff event. They don't have a place yet, but expect to in a few days.
South Carolina has received 233,600 doses of both vaccines, and 105,856 doses have been given to health care workers and residents at long-term care facilities.
>> Learn more about scheduling your vaccine appointment HERE
Piedmont Medical Center CEO Mark Nosacka said people 70 and over should be patient.
"Just because the governor says you can have it, doesn't mean the hospitals and other institutions have put the personnel in place yet to be able to do it," Nosacka said.
PMC can't take nurses from hospital patients and put them in a vaccine clinic, Nosacka said. So, they're partnering with others to put together a volunteer team to do vaccines.
SC vaccine plan for people 70 and older:
Driver's license or other form of ID to prove age
Two shots 21 days apart
In York County, volunteers prepared meals to deliver to more than 500 homebound seniors at the Council on Aging.
Many residents don't use the internet, so volunteers will be including information with their meals about how to get vaccinated.
A new care line from the state health department will go live Wednesday to help people make appointments. The number is 1-855-472-3432.
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There will also be a new map on the Department of Health and Environmental Control's website. It will show places that are taking vaccine appointments.
States are moving to expedite their vaccine rollouts as cases have skyrocketed across the nation. In South Carolina, the rolling average number of daily new cases has increased by 1,440.4 over the past two weeks, an increase of 44.3%, according to Johns Hopkins.
South Carolina could start Phase 1B of COVID vaccine next week
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Ethridge: 2 measured men, 1 messy race
Sit down with Todd Young or Evan Bayh, and you come away thinking what nice guys they are.
Ethridge: 2 measured men, 1 messy race Sit down with Todd Young or Evan Bayh, and you come away thinking what nice guys they are. Check out this story on courierpress.com: https://www.courierpress.com/story/opinion/columnists/tim-ethridge/2016/10/12/ethridge-two-measured-men-one-messy-campaign/91849224/
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Sit down with Todd Young or Evan Bayh, and you come away thinking what nice guys they are, how they're the type of men you want representing Indiana in the U.S. Senate.
Then turn on your television and see the attack commercials, paid for either by their campaigns of some endorsing PAC, and you wonder why you'd want to sit down with either one in the first place.
As Rodney King famously said, "Can we all get along?"
Both Young, a current U.S. Congressman representing Indiana's Ninth District (running from Corydon in the south to Martinsville in the north), and Bayh, the former Indiana governor and senator, say they're the one who can work with others. For the voter, it comes down to who you believe -- and which one's advertisements change your mind or turn your stomach.
Young says Bayh set the tone after entering the race late, replacing primary winner Baron Hill after it became evident that Young would likely be an easy winner in that race. "He was going for the knockout punch," Young told the Courier & Press editorial board last week, "but it didn't work."
Bayh, in turn, said Young and his supporters threw the first punches. "From the day I announced my candidacy my opponent personally attacked me. He clearly decided attacking me personally was his path to victory."
National Republicans desperate to hold on to a majority in the Senate, especially with Hillary Clinton leading all polls in the presidential race against Donald Trump, have poured money into commercials and flyers that basically label Bayh as a sellout after he left the Senate six years ago, when he cited inertia in that body.
Democrats and their associated PACs also dearly want to grab back the Indiana Senate seats, as part of their strategy to at least forge a 50-50 tie in the upper body and give vice president Tim Kaine, presuming a Clinton victory, a deciding vote.
So, in this decidedly ugly campaign, expect a little more than three more weeks of nasty commercials, and try to swim through the mud to find a clear difference between the candidates.
GUBERNATORIAL DEBATE AT USI
On Tuesday, Oct. 25, the three candidates to become Indiana's next governor will debate on stage at the University of Southern Indiana Performance Center. The program, which will be telecast and live-streamed throughout the state, including at courierpress.com, will begin promptly at 6 p.m. CDT and conclude at 7 p.m. Mizell Stewart, our former editor here at the Courier & Press and current president-elect of the American Society of News Editors, will be the moderator.
Questions still can be submitted at indianadebatecommission.com, and at least three citizens will be invited to appear at the debate and personally ask their questions.
Those are difficult seats to get. USI made the free tickets available at 10 a.m. Monday, Oct. 10, on its website, and all were claimed within 40 minutes. This will be the first statewide debate brought to Evansville by the non-profit Indiana Debate Commission, of which I'm a member, and with interest that high will hopefully not be the last.
This also is the final debate before the Nov. 8 election (the IDC will welcome the Senate candidates in a studio debate at WFYI in Indianapolis at 6 p.m. CDT on Tuesday, Oct. 18, live-streamed at courierpress.com).
Special thanks should go to WFIE-News14, WNIN-PBS and USI for their help with production. WFIE is providing the huge satellite truck which makes the statewide broadcast possible, WNIN is helping man the cameras and technicians, and USI is sharing its facilities and the work of many different departments.
CLEANER RACES CLOSE TO HOME
To answer continued questions proposed both by readers and candidates, the Courier & Press does plan to endorse candidates.
We will focus most of our attention on local races, figuring that is what will most affect our future. That is one reason we held a public forum and invited all candidates in contested races two weeks ago, why we held a debate in our building for the District 77 State Representative race this past week, and why the county commissioner candidates will be featured in hour-long debates on Wednesday, Oct. 19 (starting at 6 p.m. and live-streamed at courierpress.com).
It was good to see all the invited candidates join the forum at the C.K. Newsome Center, from county office-seekers to the three men vying to be our next Eighth District Congressman (including incumbent Larry Bucshon). The candidates shared their visions of where our communities stand and where they might go, and did not make any endorsement choices any easier.
And, in light of the tenor of the U.S. Senate and presidential campaigns, it was good to see the two candidates for District 77 state rep -- Democrat Ryan Hatfield, and Republican Johnny Kincaid -- clearly spell out their hopes for the state and southwestern Indiana during our first debate, which is archived at courierpress.com.
There were no interruptions, no smirks, no snide remarks between the candidates. When they would briefly exceed their time limit during an answer, moderator John Gibson of WNIN would give their opponent extra time, too.
Both showed they would be capable of well-representing the district, and both showed respect for the process and the voters.
Tim Ethridge is editor of the Courier & Press (and is ready for Election Day to arrive). Email him at tim.ethridge@courierpress.com and follow him on Twitter at @ECP_TimEthridge.
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Hurricane Frances insurance fight still brewing
by News Service of Florida | Sep 2, 2020
Almost exactly 16 years after Hurricane Frances pounded Florida, the state Supreme Court is poised to take up an insurance dispute stemming from the storm.
Justices next week will hear arguments in an appeal by the state-backed Citizens Property Insurance Corp., which is fighting the possibility of having to compensate owners of Brevard County apartment buildings for lost rental income that occurred as the insurer and owners tangled over a damage claim.
The case has drawn attention from numerous insurance groups, which have joined Citizens in warning that a ruling in favor of the apartment owners could ultimately lead to increased insurance premiums. They are asking the Supreme Court to overturn an opinion last year by the 5th District Court of Appeal and say the apartment owners should not be able to recover what are known as "consequential" damages.
"Citizens is essentially the state's property insurer of last resort. … The (appeals court) opinion would expose Citizens to litigation expense and unpredictable exposure beyond policy limits," Citizens lawyers wrote in a brief. "Those costs will ultimately be borne by both individual policyholders — those the Legislature sought to assist by creating an insurer that could offer affordable rates — and, more broadly, by private insurers and by taxpayers."
But attorneys for the apartment owners argue that Citizens breached a contract in handling the claim and, as a result, can be required to pay damages for lost rental income.
"Citizens wants this (Supreme) Court to do what the Legislature has not — limit the common law remedies available against it in a breach of insurance contract action based on public policy justifications," attorneys for the apartment owners, Manor House, LLC, Ocean View, LLC, and Merritt, LLC, wrote in a brief. "If the policy justifications offered by Citizens warrant such limitation, the Legislature, not the judiciary, should engage in that enterprise."
Hurricane Frances made landfall in Florida on Sept. 5, 2004, and caused widespread damage as it crossed the state. That included damage to nine apartment buildings in Brevard County at the center of the legal dispute.
After Citizens initially made payments of $1,927,747 and $345,192, the property owners filed a lawsuit that led in 2010 to Citizens paying an additional $5.5 million, according to the appeals-court opinion. The property owners filed another lawsuit that, at least in part, sought consequential damages related to lost rental income because of the delay in paying the claim.
A circuit judge ruled in favor of Citizens on the issue, but a panel of the appeals court overturned that ruling "so that the parties may litigate all issues related to Manor House's (the property owners') claim of lost rent." The apartment owners alleged that Citizens' breach of the policy prevented them from repairing numerous apartments and resulted in lost rents of about $2.5 million, according to a brief filed by Citizens.
The Supreme Court, which will hear arguments in the case Sept. 8, decided last year to take up the dispute.
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Author Mike Nicholson will be at Kinneil Museum in Bo'ness this Saturday (September 15) telling youngsters about the zany adventures of his Museum Mystery Squad.
Mike Nicholson is an Edinburgh-based children's author and a consultant providing support for charities. He has written books for all ages of primary school children and was recently shortlisted in the 2018 Teach Primary Book Awards.
The event has been organised by Falkirk Community Trust to support Big Roman Week.
Other family fun events will be taking place in the surrounding Kinneil Estate on September 15. There will also be tours of Kinneil House.


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Any information about the brawl tournament you said you'd be hosting??
Hey, are you going to Apex? If you are we could play offline in NH during Christmas break. I will be there for a week at the end of December.
Hey howz it goin? And thankz for tha shout out!
I'll host actually, I'm ready too.
Fail on my half...alright cool, I'll go ahead and get that taken care of. Btw when will you be available to chat on Skype?
Sorry if I seem absent. I've been focused on my college finals. Next week is my final school week for the semester though. I should be free next weekend and we can start talking/exchanging strats etc.
Yo my bad for never responding to you in the TLGD. Ill play that MU with you anytime we are both free (if you still want to).
Skype should work what is your Skype name?
Sounds good, we need to be sure to get some team practice in before the tourney though. Btw what is your register name (so I can register you as my partner for doubles) mine is Zeton (obviously).
so when are you going to play me again son?
help me get better Plz?
Maybe, but don't count it. School comes first, and tournaments are expensive. I'd have to figure out how to get there, housing, etc, and I have plenty to worry about right now. Thanks though.
I'm going to be here till like May-ish. College.
lol no, that was espy. I lost to jnig 0-2, thought it was overwhelmingly difficult much to my surprise. I guess he sort of sandbagged me since he has alot of sonic practice.
Meh, its not where you place but who you beat. I didn't "do as well as Espy". I had some fun sets and I enjoyed TX having its last big showing.


Web Apps and Websites and Apps, oh my!
A simple breakdown of the differences between a website and a web app.
At Fluid, we're always looking for ways to provide our clients with the latest technologies and services to suit their needs. So we've started to refine our website build process and have also begun offering web apps and mobile apps. This has led to a big question amongst fellow Fluid-ites: What is a web app?
Truth is, most of us use web apps every day and may not even realize it. A web app comes in many shapes and sizes, like a social media, online banking, or e-commerce platform. All of these fall into the category of a web app. Put simply: A web app is where you go to do stuff and a website is where you go to see stuff. Let's dive a little deeper, shall we?
A website is usually a place where your customers go to learn more information about your company or products. You may have an "About Us" page or a "Contact" form. You may also list pricing tiers for your products or have a simple blog.
A website can even be a single landing page. For example, picture you have an iPhone app that you want to market. You would send users to your website where they can see screenshots and view lists of features that your app provides. At the bottom of the page, you would ultimately send users to the App Store to download and use your app. This is a perfect example of a website.
At the end of the day, your website doesn't actually do anything, aside from collecting leads or providing a brochure-like experience for the user.
Well, then what's a web app?
A web app is where your customers or users go to do something. If you're in the Saas business, your users would log into their account to use your service. If you sell products online, your web app would include a shopping cart and checkout system, where users can purchase and track their orders. At Fluid, we leverage web apps for tons of different things. We use Slack for team communication, Trello for workflow and organization, and Harvest for time tracking and estimation. Web apps are a huge part of the internet nowadays.
As I previously mentioned, a major flavor of web apps comes in the form of social media, like Facebook, Twitter, Pinterest, et al. These are all web apps where you go to do something. You can "like" your friend's video of her cat, "pin" your favorite Star Wars t-shirt, or even "tweet" the President of the United States (for better or worse). Rather than just spectating on a website, you're actually participating and interacting with the web app.
I hope this helps you see the difference in the two kinds of web platforms. Both have their unique uses and strengths and both should provide your users with an engaging experience. Fluid is more than capable of handling either one, so if you're looking to bring your next big idea to life, let us know!


Could you tell me about yourself and The Before Time?
My name is Miguel Muller and I am originally from Brazil, I have been in Los Angeles for 5 years now. I came here to take classes at UCLA film school and while I was attending UCLA I shot a gothic horror short film called Yolanda, where I met Peter Paul Basler, with whom I started a production company called Supernova Films Inc. Our first feature film under the banner was a sci-fi creature feature called The Vortex, and it was directed by Peter Paul. The Before Time is our second film and the genre is found footage horror, and it is about two rival television crews that head into the desert to shoot a reality show based on a buried Navajo treasure, they end up discovering that truth is not only stranger than fiction; it's more dangerous. Something wants to prevent them from digging deeper and from escaping the desert alive.
Could you tell me about your role and contribution to the film?
I wrote the story along with a friend of mine Rodrigo Goulart, a couple years ago. At the time, the story was called "The Gold Legend". After writing the story, we gave it to a great writer called Scott Bunt. He took it and inserted some new ideas and it became "The Before time" after one year of development. The writing process was interesting, Scott would send us the pages and we would give suggestions back and forth. I also directed the film.
What was it like to make The Before Time?
The shooting for "The Before Time" was fun. We shot in great locations across the Mojave desert. Peter Paul Basler, who produced the film read an article on the Los Angeles Times about a town located in the middle of the Mojave desert called Trona, where had just been used as a location for a low budget horror film. We went there and the town had that feeling of "The Hills Have eyes" to it, it used to be a mining town back in the day. Close to it, there's the Trona pinnacles, where big productions were shot, like Tim Burton's "Planet of the Apes" and "Startrek V: the final frontier", among others. We thought that both the town and the pinnacles had a great look to it and we could use it for the story, so we decided to shoot the majority of the film there on location.
Found footage films are littering video rental stores, what is unique about The Before Time?
There's been a huge amount of found footage films coming out. In part I believe it's because anybody can shoot one with a domestic camcorder and a tiny budget. Every once in a while some of these films standout. In my opinion, no matter what the genre of the film is, it all comes down to one thing: the story. I have seen great things being done in the genre, and a lot of bad things as well. What we tried to do with "The Before Time" is to give a new twist to the genre and incorporate elements that hadn't been used before. We had Native American actors speaking in Navajo in some scenes, and the story takes place in a desolate part of the desert where the characters go through a number of experiences like a peyote ceremony and not knowing what or who is after them. We also see the influence of scripts like "Alien" and "Deliverance", with a slasher twist on top. Another huge influence was Agatha Christie's book "Then there were none". I was also happy with all the performances by the cast. Even though we had a script, the actors did a great job improvising some of the lines, and the result is really organic and realistic on the screen.
Will The Before Time bring Native American myth into the film? What has this process been like?
The legend that is portrayed in the film is actually from the South American natives and the Portuguese colonizers in Brazil (where I am from), and we adapted here to the Spanish colonization in the west. Since it's a legend, it's hard to know what is true and what is fiction. To know more about the legend I would encourage the readers to watch the film, wouldn't want to spoil it for them.
It's been great working with Native American actors. We had a Navajo translator called Glen Talley (Red Spirit), who also plays a medicine man in the film. We also had a native American consultant called Alan Tafoya, who helped us with the costumes and other production matters.
Where can readers go to find out more about The Before Time?
We have our Facebook (The Before Time) and twitter page (@beforetimefilm) where we have been posting some production pictures and updates. We are at the end of the post-production process and we should have an official trailer soon.


A child has the same meaning for humanity's continuation as a seed for a forest's continued growth and multiplication. People who neglect their children decay gradually, and those who abandon them to a foreign culture risk losing their identity.
Children form the most active and productive part of a community after every thirty or forty years. Those who ignore their young children should consider how important an element of their own community's life they are disregarding, and then shudder.
The vices observed in today's generation, the incompetence of some administrators, and other social problems are the direct result of the conditions prevailing thirty years ago, and of that time's ruling elite. Likewise, those entrusted with educating today's young people are responsible for the vices and virtues that will appear thirty years from now.
Those who want to secure their future should apply as much energy to raising their children as they devote to other problems. While the energy devoted to many other things may go in vain, whatever is spent for raising a young generation elevates them to the rank of humanity. Such people will be like an inexhaustible source of income.
Those people in our community who are miserable and lost, such as drug addicts, alcoholics, and other dissolute people, were once children. We failed to educate them properly. I wonder whether we are sufficiently aware of the kind of people we are preparing to walk our streets tomorrow.
Communities that pay close attention to the family institution and their young people's education, as opposed to those who are more advanced in sciences and technology, will have the upper hand in the future. Communities that neglect the family institution and the young people's education will be crushed by the pitiless wheels of time.


In Ontario, Christmas trees are a major agricultural crop. Back when most Canadians lived on farms or in small towns and villages, the Christmas tree was harvested right out of the forest. Today, forests near populated areas have been reserved for other purposes while Christmas trees have become an important agricultural crop. About three million Christmas trees are produced on Canadian farms every year, many of them in Ontario.
1.) To have children understand that Christmas trees produced in Ontario are a field crop that is harvested annually.
2.) To make children aware that Christmas tree farming is important to the economy and the environment of our province.
- Not long ago, most people cut their Christmas trees from tree stands growing wild in the forest or in abandoned fields.
- Today, Christmas tree farming is an important agricultural activity across Canada. It provides employment for thousands of Canadians. Christmas trees are a significant export product.
- Christmas tree farming is beneficial to the environment.
- Specific agricultural practices apply to the cultivation of Christmas trees.
- Specific procedures are utilized to prepare Christmas trees for market.
1.) Provide older children with the information package, Christmas Tree Farming in Ontario.
2.) Poll the class. How many of the children have visited a Christmas tree farm? Have them make a list of their observations about: tree sizes, planting patterns, varieties, shapes.
1.) Research how Christmas trees are grown in Ontario today.
2.) Many people work and live in tropical countries where coniferous trees do not grow. Describe the ways you think these people might get a tree to decorate during the festive season.
3.) Describe the ways that Christmas tree farming in Ontario helps the environment.
4.) Describe how Christmas tree farming might help some animals.
5.) Explain what happens to an evergreen tree before it "goes to market" and tell us how old it must be before it is harvested.
Christmas tree farming has become an important agricultural activity that provides work for thousands of Canadians every year.
In addition to their economic significance, Christmas tree farms are very beneficial to our environment.
Until the nineteen thirties, most Christmas trees grew wild in the forest or in abandoned fields. Early tree farming took place mostly on poor and marginal soils where some conifers could still thrive. Today almost all Christmas trees are cultivated as a specialty crop on farms suited for their production. Tree farming has become an important agricultural activity that provides work for thousands of Canadians every year. Growers in British Columbia, New Brunswick, Nova Scotia, Ontario and Quebec supply three million trees to markets in Canada each year. Canadian Christmas trees are also sold and shipped to parts of the U.S.A. and to Caribbean islands, central America and Greenland. In Ontario, over 500 farmers produce more than one million Christmas trees each year.
On a well-managed Christmas tree farm, ninety percent of the land is occupied by vigorously growing tree crops at all times. Grass grows between the rows of trees. With an average tree production cycle of ten years, counted from the time a seedling is planted, this ensures the farmer a regular annual crop ready for harvest.
Their basic production characteristics make Christmas trees an extremely friendly farm crop, both to our environment and to people and animals.
A broad network of roots holds the soil and a continuous ground cover prevents surface erosion by water and wind. As a long term crop, trees allow a natural buildup of bird and animal populations. Tree farms provide stable refuge and feeding areas for wildlife, often very near large urban centres, at no cost to the taxpayer. Some farms allow visits at different times of the year. Their accessibility and the quiet, park like surroundings make these farms very pleasing to people. Like all plants, the conifers growing for eventual harvest as Christmas trees remove carbon dioxide from the atmosphere as they grow and produce oxygen as a byproduct. One acre of Christmas trees produces enough oxygen for 18 people. Without this process of photosynthesis, life could not exist on earth.
Christmas tree conifer seedlings are grown from seed in beds or greenhouses. Except on the largest tree farm operations, this is usually a separate business, requiring a lot of skill and attention. After two or more years, seedlings are 20 to 40 centimetres high and sufficiently strong to be planted in their permanent spot in the farm field. The young trees are set out in the fields either by hand, or with the help of a tractor mounted planting machine. They will grow there for eight to twelve years. Despite all the farmers' efforts and depending on numerous variables, especialy weather, a significant percentage will be lost before harvest time.
Some people may think that growing trees in Ontario for harvest at Christmas time is easy, but growers know that it is a full-time year-around job. The hardest work is in the spring and summer when tree farmers must control competition from other plants. Smaller conifers are especially vulnerable to being crowded out by weeds which compete for space and moisture. Grass between the rows of trees is mowed and weeds under the trees are controlled by applying a mulch and/or specific crop protection chemicals under the tree branches, where mowing is difficult without damaging the young tree. Late spring and summer is also the time when insects and disease can take hold to the point where serious damage can occur. A tree farmer must keep watch for this and react in time to save the crop from serious damage. Sometimes the problem can be controlled by removal of diseased trees or by timely pruning. Pruning must be done annually in any event, to give trees the more even shape and denser look people prefer to see in their natural Christmas trees. Mice and meadow voles can kill entire stands of young trees by eating the bark under the winter snow cover. This is called girdling. Regular mowing and weed control helps to keep a rodent population exposed to natural predators. Sometimes a farmer must resort to chemicals to protect a crop. Like drugs for use when people are sick, there are different compounds designed for different diseases and predators. Crop protection chemicals are called herbicides when they control a plant, insecticides when insects are targeted and fungicides when needle diseases are the aim. In Ontario a farmer must have taken a course and have a license to buy and apply different types of pesticides. Like drugs, pesticides aim to cure a specific problem. They are almost always expensive and farmers will not use them unless they have no choice.
Some farms in Ontario have soils that can be improved for growing conifer trees by applying fertilizer under each tree several times a year. Healthy trees kept growing strongly resist disease and insects, which injure and damage trees making them unsuitable for eventual sale as a Christmas tree. Growers must observe their crops a lot. Looks are very important in determining how much a conifer is worth as a Christmas tree. Too much or not enough rain, sun, or shade and insects, disease, rodents, hail, fire, vandals or trespassing snowmobilers can all render a tree unsaleable. Annual pruning, with shears when a tree is small, and later with a machete or pruning machine, can help correct minor problems of shape and colour and give each tree its desired shape and density.
In the fall, some growers go back to the fields, dig up small trees and put them into pots. These are for people who want to buy a "living" tree, that can be planted in their garden in the spring. In Ontario, where our homes are heated at Christmas time, a potted tree needs special attention to survive the shock of going from the field into a home and then outside again. The busiest time of year for Christmas tree farmers is the short period when trees must be harvested and sold. Farmers near towns and cities often invite families to their farms to choose and cut their own perfect Christmas tree. There are also large and small farms which supply stores, garden centres and tree lot operators with Christmas trees. On these farms, Christmas trees ready for harvest are often marked in advance with a tag or tape. They are then cut and each tree is baled using a machine which presses the branches against the trunk, holding them in place with netting or twine. This protects the tree and makes it easier to handle for shipping. As many as 800 baled trees can be loaded in a big tractor trailer heading for a large retail store.
Growing Christmas trees, like other types of farming, is a very rewarding way to make a living. Many Christmas tree farmers also grow trees for shelterbelts, windbreaks or eventual harvest as lumber, on part of their farm. A lumber harvest may be fifty years away. Christmas tree farming is both a business and a job for the farmer and his family. It is a risky business, because if there are no trees to sell one year, there is also no income, while all the family's expenses and the expense of operating the farm and caring for the trees that are still growing continue on. Christmas tree farm families know that the REAL tree product grown on their farm symbolizes the REAL spirit of Christmas: the faith and the hope of harmony among all the world's peoples.


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Q: MathCanvas.setMathCommand behaving badly and I have no Idea how to debug For my first attempt to call Mathematica from Java, I got the GraphicsApp sample program working, then defined a package with a function called "metric" and made sure that that package works when called from a notebook. Then I replaced this line from the GraphicsApp program
mathCanvas.setMathCommand(inputTextArea.getText())

with these lines, which replicate what I do in the notebook to call my package
ml.evaluateToInputForm("Needs[\"Riemann`Package1`\"];", 0);
ml.evaluateToInputForm("jacArray = ConstantArray[0,{4, 4}];", 0);
ml.evaluateToInputForm("jacArray =
  {{r^2, 0, 0, 0}, {0, r^2 sin[x], 0, 0}, {0, 0, 1, 0}, {0, 0, 0, 1}};",0);
mathCanvas.setMathCommand("metric[jacArray]");

So when I press the Evaluate button, it runs my code instead of the expression from the input field. When I do this, it should display a 4x4 array. Instead it seems to display a 4 element array which is blinking really fast. It is hard to be sure but it seems to be cycling through the four 4 element sub-arrays displaying one at a time.
I dont know why it would act like this and have no idea how to go about debugging it. The package works fine from a notebook and it is a straightforward replacement of my 4 lines of code for the sample program's 1 line.
I would appreciated any suggestions.

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Dare you experience the chills and thrills of one of England's most haunted houses? Discover for yourself the legend of Chambercombe Manor on a tour of its historic Tudor rooms and well-kept gardens. Hidden in a valley down a country lane on the outskirts of Ilfracombe, the history of Chambercombe Manor is shrouded in mystery.
In the 18th century, a tradesman working on the roof of the house discovered a secret chamber. Modern-day visitors are said to experience doors opening and closing, curtain poles spinning and shadowy figures passing before their eyes.


Ideal for charging Sat Nav, Ipod/MP3 Players, PDA's and Mobile phones. This is the 1000mA version which should be capable of powering almost all USB products from your car lighter socket.
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Mukul's Oracle Technology Blog: Migration of AOL setups from one instance to Another.
Migration of AOL setups from one instance to Another.
Typically this is the requirement of every Apps project whether its a upgrade/implementation/support. You might create AOL objects like profiles,alerts,AK regions etc. , here I am listing all the LDT commands which will help you in migration.LDT download command extract the AOL object in a .ldt file and then u can put that in target instance and call upload LDT command to upload it in target instance.
FNDLOAD apps/apps O Y DOWNLOAD $FND_TOP/patch/115/import/afscursp.lct XXADAT_PROD_TIME_BOOKING.ldt FND_RESPONSIBILITY RESP_KEY="XXADAT_PROD_TIME_BOOKING"
FNDLOAD apps/apps O Y DOWNLOAD $FND_TOP/patch/115/import/afsload.lct AHL_PRD_MBENCH_USER_SUB_MENU.ldt MENU MENU_NAME="AHL_PRD_MBENCH_USER_SUB_MENU"
FNDLOAD apps/apps 0 Y DOWNLOAD $FND_TOP/patch/115/import/aflvmlu.lct AHL_PRD_DEFERRAL_TYPE.ldt FND_LOOKUP_TYPE APPLICATION_SHORT_NAME ="XXADAT" LOOKUP_TYPE="AHL_PRD_DEFERRAL_TYPE"
FNDLOAD apps/apps O Y DOWNLOAD $FND_TOP/patch/115/import/afscprof.lct XXADAT_BUDGET_MANHOURS_NROUTINE.ldt PROFILE PROFILE_NAME="XXADAT_BUDGET_MANHOURS_NROUTINE" APPLICATION_SHORT_NAME="XXADAT"
FNDLOAD apps/apps 0 Y DOWNLOAD $FND_TOP/patch/115/import/afmdmsg.lct XXADAT_MIN_EXP_MSG.ldt FND_NEW_MESSAGES APPLICATION_SHORT_NAME="XXADAT" MESSAGE_NAME="XXADAT_MIN_EXP_MSG"
FNDLOAD apps/appsrtst O Y DOWNLOAD $FND_TOP/patch/115/import/afcpprog.lct XXADAT_CL_COMP_WO_F_VISIT.ldt PROGRAM APPLICATION_SHORT_NAME="XXADAT" CONCURRENT_PROGRAM_NAME="XXADAT_CL_COMP_WO_F_VISIT"
PS:This ldt command brings all alerts in the instance in the ldt file, so u need to remove all except the one u want to move.
In all these commands apps/apps is username/password of apps database user. Also, in all upload commands you can give full location from where your ldt/wft file should be picked to upload. I hope this helps.
This is so beautiful and very technical blog, outsouring application migration capabilities for legacy application redesign and re-engineer migration to multiple databases.
MigrationLogiK now is now capable to migrate Database objects and XML Publisher objects in addition to extended line of FND objects.
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White House Hopefuls Eye K St.'s Young Pros
By Tory Newmyer
In the heat of its fundraising sprint toward the first-quarter reporting deadline, the presidential campaign of former Massachusetts Gov. Mitt Romney (R) is laying down long-term plans for gathering young Beltway money.
The program, called Young Professionals for Mitt Romney, or YP4Mitt, follows in the footsteps of President Bush's "Mavericks" program during his 2004 re-election campaign, which required participants to raise $50,000 each. The effort ended up netting Bush more than $5 million.
But in attempting to recreate its success, Romney's team has some competition. The campaign of Sen. John McCain (R-Ariz.) last week rolled out its own version: Young Professionals for McCain, or YP4M.
Both camps already have recruited about 30 political operatives and lobbyists in town whom they hope will serve as the foundation for national networks of young fundraisers. Meanwhile, former New York City Mayor Rudy Giuliani has a similar effort in the works, though it is not yet ready to debut, according to people close to his campaign.
The pitched battle for every last K Street dime reflects the intensity of the race, expected to be the most expensive in history and for which early fundraising returns can help make or break candidates. This week, political observers are fixating on the federal fundraising reports for the first three months of the year as a strong indication of how the field is shaping up.
The focus on young political professionals in town also reflects a growing recognition by the campaigns of the generational shift in the lobbying industry, a perennial cash cow for candidates.
"A lot of us were involved up on the Hill and remain fairly active downtown," Drew Maloney, a Republican lobbyist helping organize the Romney effort, said of the younger crowd. "It's a different set of people. So this is a good place to start incubating a young professional network as it starts growing around the country."
Romney's effort here is aimed at those younger than 40. The group gathered for the first time last night at A.V. Ristorante Italiano off Capitol Hill to hear a briefing from deputy campaign manager Carl Forti and begin discussing how to organize.
The plan, for now, is to start a local chapter of YP4Mitt and enlist 100 people to join the steering committee. The group will then help open chapters across the country. Participants are charged with signing up volunteers for the campaign, spreading the word about Romney and raising $2,300, although that figure can shift depending on the market, according to Alex Annett, a Patton Boggs lobbyist helping the Romney team.
Tom Worrall, a former Bush Maverick and partner at Whitmer & Worrall, said he is working with the campaign to build a higher-dollar tier of fundraisers among the young professionals committed to raising $50,000. He said he is "absolutely going to aggressively pursue the Bush Mavericks and convince them that Romney is someone they should be supporting. But the reality is there are going to be a lot of new folks, too.
"The point is the Republican National Committee doesn't have a very good business plan for incorporating a successful 35-year-old into [its] program, whereas an inspiring candidate can be a force getting people to open their Rolodex, and spend time and money to help," Worrall said. "There's an opportunity for young people to have a significant impact on the results of these races."
Among those signed on to YP4Mitt so far are Brad Card, brother of former White House Chief of Staff Andrew Card and a lobbyist at Dutko Worldwide; Roy Coffee, a former Bush aide now lobbying for Locke Liddell Strategies; former White House spokesman Taylor Gross, at the Herald Group; Mark Isakowitz, partner at Fierce, Isakowitz & Blalock; and Brett Shogren, of the Washington Group.
Leading White House contenders on both sides of the aisle have been busy hunting for young supporters in cash-rich locales across the country. And while campaign officials acknowledge the junior set inside the Beltway may not be able to match the check-writing prowess of their counterparts from Silicon Valley and Wall Street, they offer other resources candidates are eager to tap. Specifically, Romney spokesman Kevin Madden pointed to their contacts.
"A lot of networking that goes on with this particular group allows you to grow a campaign very quickly," he said.
Maloney, a partner at Ogilvy Government Relations, said beyond fundraising, the group will contribute to "Washington buzz," contribute policy expertise, and help build support among Members of Congress.
The Romney campaign plans to hold a local kickoff event for YP4Mitt in early spring.
Like that of the former Bay State governor, McCain's youth effort still is largely local. The program has yet to roll out formally, but participants were heavily involved in an event last week at the Mandarin Oriental hotel that reportedly netted the Arizona Senator more than $600,000.
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Chairing the effort is Kirk Blalock, a top Bush fundraiser and partner at Fierce, Isakowitz & Blalock. He said group leaders are ready to help younger participants unaccustomed to raising five-figure sums, but he doesn't anticipate problems hitting their marks.
"Most people I've talked to signed up because they believe they can do it and they want to do it," he said. "That shows an energy and passion that's important."
It is less clear so far what leading Democrats have planned to organize young K Streeters. Sen. Barack Obama (D-Ill.) and former Sen. John Edwards (D-N.C.) have both sworn off money from registered lobbyists. Their campaigns did not return calls for comment.
Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton (D-N.Y.), meanwhile, has built an impressive lineup of downtown support. A source close to her camp said an effort to tap junior lobbyists is being developed, but the campaign was unavailable for comment.


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Bonsais are charming, miniaturized versions of regular trees. They are carefully tended over a period of years so that the artist can achieve his unique vision of what the tree should look like.
Creating a bonsai tree from seed is possible, although many bonsai artists agree that this is a very laborious route, so many prefer digging up seedling trees in the forest, or modifying young tree stocks from nurseries. Maintaining a bonsai is really easy and doesn't require a lot of special skills. As long as you know the basics, you won't have a lot of trouble maintaining one or two at home.
People who eventually engage in the art of bonsai understand that true beauty takes time and lots of patience. Bonsai art is not like other forms of art – it takes a lot of time, and there is always a risk of the subject (the bonsai tree) dying because of poor care. This is not to dissuade anyone from trying the art, but rather it is a reminder that if you want your tree plant to last longer, you should also learn how to take care of it properly.
Image Credit: Trident Maple Bonsai Tree 1895, Sage Ross, flickr.com.
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Educational institution «Belarusian State Agrarian Technical University»
Head of the Institution: Rector - Doctor of Technical Sciences, Professor – Ivan Shyla
Name of Institution: Educational institution «Belarusian State Agrarian Technical University»
Foundation date: The University was established in October 1954
Mailing address: 99 Nezavisimosti Avenue, 220023 Minsk, Belarus
How to get: Metro station "Maskouskaja"; buses 13, 25, 34, 35, 37, 64, 80, 91, 95, 100, 113с, 145с, 165, 921
Phone number: +375 172 72 47 71
Web-site: http://www.bsatu.by
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/bsatu.by/
E-mail: rektorat [at] bsatu [dot] by
Engineering and Technology faculty
Business and management faculty
Farm machinery service faculty
Agro-power faculty
Agromechanical faculty
Faculty for preparation and vocational guidance of the youth
Specialties for which you can get an education:
Bachelor's Degree:
Logistic support of the Agro-industrial Complex
Repair service production in agriculture
Economics and Production Management in the field of Agro-industrial Complex
Management (information)
Technical support of agricultural production processes
Agricultural equipment design and production
Occupational safety administration in agriculture
Energy Supply in Agriculture (in majors):
Energy supply in agriculture (Electrical power engineering)
Energy Supply in Agriculture (Heat and Power Engineering)
Automation of technological processes and production (agriculture)
Technical Support of agricultural products storage and processing
Metrology, standardization and certification (in majors):
Metrology, standardization and certification (agro-industrial complex)
Master's Degree:
Energy supply in agriculture
Technical service in the Agro-industrial Complex
Occupational Safety. Ergonomics
International relations and main actions: The International cooperation in the field of science and education is carried out within the framework of International agreements concluded by BSATU with foreign scientific and educational institutions and organizations. The University cooperates with more than 90 universities and organizations of CIS, EU countries, China and other countries. BSATU carries out close cooperation with universities of Russia and Kazakhstan in the field of higher and postgraduate education.
An integral part of the University international activity is participation of its subdivisions in programs of the European Union such as Erasmus+ and various projects with foreign partners in the frame of which the University lecturers go abroad for advanced training and participate in conferences and symposia. BSATU organizes international conferences, meetings, seminars with participation of representatives of educational institutions and the companies of Germany, Kazakhstan, Poland, Russia, Ukraine and other countries. Students of the University participate in the international programmes of agricultural training of the German country union, the Bavarian country union, «Doyle - Ninburg» training center, in programmes of Apollo association (Germany). The training of foreign citizens is an important part of BSATU activity. At the University the training of specialists for foreign countries has been conducted since 1978. Foreign citizens are trained at preparatory courses, the Russian language courses, advanced training departments, post graduate courses. Students from Azerbaijan, Georgia, Nigeria, Russia, Kazakhstan, South Africa, Pakistan, Turkmenistan, People's Republic of China, etc. study at the University. Modern lecture rooms and laboratories, equipped with up-to-date facilities, libraries, cafes and canteen, first-aid post, a sport complex are at student's disposal. Accommodation is offered to all foreign students.
Living conditions for foreign students:
All foreign students are provided with accommodation in comfortable hostels of block type (the block is for 5 people consists of 2 rooms with a shower and a toilet), compactly located in the campus.
Conditions for admission of foreign citizens for training.
In order to receive an invitation to study in the Republic of Belarus, it is necessary to submit (via e-mail mhurnovich [at] tut [dot] by; interdepbsatu [at] gmail [dot] com; id [at] bsatu [dot] by or fax +375 172 58 41 16; + 375 17 310 07 84) to the Department of International Relations of the University copies of the following documents:
- a notarized copy of the certificate or other document of education;
- translation of the certificate or other document of education into Belarusian or Russian, certified by a notary;
- copy of a passport or other identification document
- translation of a passport or other document proving the identity into Belarusian or Russian, certified by a notary;
- a notarized copy of the medical report on the state of health issued by the official health authority of the country from which the candidate came to study.
PLEASE NOTE! Copies of all documents must be sealed with a notary seal, and all documents executed in a foreign language must be accompanied by their translation into Russian. The translation must be notarized.
The International Department sends an official invitation to the candidate for study, which allows you to obtain an educational visa at the consular institution of the Republic of Belarus at the place of residence of the candidate.
Terms of documents' acceptance.
For admission to BSATU you need to submit your documents no later than:
October 15 - for admission to faculties;
November 1 - for admission to the preparatory department of the faculty of pre-university training;
During the year - for admission to the magistracy and postgraduate study.
Contact information for foreign candidates for training:
99 Nezavisimosti Avenue, room 218 (213)
220023 Minsk, Belarus
Tel. / fax: + 375 17 310 07 84
e-mail: interdepbsatu [at] gmail [dot] com
mhurnovich [at] tut [dot] by
Head of the Department – Mikhail Hurnovich
Cultural life:
Different joint events of Belarusian and foreign students are held annually. Such as creative festivals, "Miss BSATU Pageant", "Mr. BSATU Pageant", literary soiree and etc. Students are given the possibility to take part in different collectives of artistic creativity, folk theater "Prometheus", etc. Foreign students are actively involved in the study of the cultural heritage of the Republic of Belarus. The University organizes different excursions for them.
Each dormitory has a gym. Every student can visit it.


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Q: How does this Barbarian build generate fury? There's a Barbarian build on this site with the following skills:
Active Skills:

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*Hammer of the Ancients - Smash

*Overpower - Killing Spree

*Wrath of the Berserker - Thrive on Chaos

*Whirlwind - Hurricane

*Battle Rage - Into the Fray

*Sprint - Run Like the Wind

Passive Skills:

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*Bloodthirst

*Weapons Master

*Ruthless

None of those are fury generating skills. So how does the barb generate fury?

A: That build was used prior to patch 2 exactly as Sinity has suggested.  However, with recent changes to skills, the build listed there will currently not generate fury outside of normal attacks.

A: This build worked prior to patch 2.0.
The listed build is out of date - Into the Fray has changed since that time and no longer generates fury on crit.

Simple!
Battle Rage - Into the Fray.

While under the effects of Battle Rage, Critical Hits have a chance to generate 15 additional Fury.
- Diablo Wiki - Battle Rage

I don't know why, but the site your providing does not gives the true definition of the Skill. :/
It is a very common way (if not the most used) to build fury as a barbarian. In fact, Most High-end barbarian players will stack AS (attack speed) as their priority stat. The Goal is to hit as much time as possible. With Whirlwind, the tornadoes of Sprint - Run Like the Wind and Overpower - Killing Spree, You hit so much often when in crowded groups of enemies that you generate tons of Fury. Spending it is also very important, this is why spamming Overpower, Battle Rage and Sprint. Consistently generating and spending your fury helps you keep your Wrath of the Berserker as long as you have something to hit.
The Hammer of the Ancients - Smash stands only for those High health elites. It is also a very good fury spender.
Here is a very good article of different builds of the barbarian. It is a bit old but you can still learn plenty of things, such as the proper ways of Generating and spending fury.

A: Only thing I can think of (it would also be worth inspecting gear):
Barbarians generate fury by taking damage. I am not sure the exact formula for how that works, but with enough toughness a Barb can stand inside a group of monsters and generate fury quickly.


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Awesome colours and epic setting. Makes me want to play my Rogue more just looking that screenshot. I took it in the Horde MoP central Golden Lotus thingy hub.
My little Druid In Zangarmarsh. Always a good moment to run around as a deer.
Doing the skinning thing in the Barrens. Still one of my favorite places in Azeroth.
beautiful screenshots, where did you take that picture in Zangarmarsh? I always remembered the zone being blue/green never brown.
It was taken somewhere between Swamprat Post and The Dead Mire. ( http://www.wowhead.com/zone=3521 ) You are correct, most of the zone is blue/green. The place where the screenshot is taken has been corrupted / polluted. I believe several quests tell about it, not to sure 🙂 I've stopped reading Outland and Northrend quests a long time ago.
It's dessicated. The naga in the area are funnelling out all of the water in Zangar with their extra-hueg pumps, and Dead Mire's already been drained, which leaves the area around it dying.
What I never really got was how controlling the water in SSC actually helped Illidan and the naga achieve anything.
Right! That was it! Can't believe I got it wrong there.