The Conference serves Missouri, Arkansas and Memphis, TN. It is the regional segment of our denomination and supports three different United Church of Christ associations, including the St. Louis Association. Our support of the Missouri Mid-South Conference helps provide for our Conference staff who diligently work on our behalf.
C.U.E. stands for Chicago, United, and Eden Theological Seminaries - the three United Church of Christ seminaries in the Midwest (Chicago, IL, Dayton, OH and St. Louis, MO respectively). The mission of C.U.E. is three-fold: to strengthen the relationship between our churches and our seminaries; to further the mission and work of these seminaries; and to provide financial support for our seminaries. We live in challenging times and we recognize the vital impact of our seminaries as they prepare leaders for church and society, increase theological thought and scholarship, and provide multiple resources to the local churches.
The camp and outdoor ministry programs and facilities of the Missouri Mid-South Conference of the United Church of Christ offer wonderful opportunities to momentarily escape from the pressures of daily life, experience God's natural world, take time for personal reflection, join together as part of a community and grow in one's faith—as well as laugh, play and have fun.
At Camp MoVal, they seek to provide a "Ministry of Hospitality" through a wide range of camping experiences and retreat possibilities. They serve children, youth, families and adults of all ages regardless of religion, family status, gender, capability, or ethnic origin who recognize the value of all people and respect all faith traditions. Guests come from a variety of faith-based, educational, not-for-profit, civic and business organizations.
Shannondale is a mission project of the Missouri Mid-South Conference and is located 22 miles south of Salem, MO and 23 miles north of Eminence, MO on scenic State Highway 19 in Shannon County. This county is one of the poorest in Missouri.
The Shannondale Community Center was established in 1929 and serves not only the spiritual, educational and economic needs of Shannon County but also surrounding counties. It has a small, but viable, self-sustaining church; a place to camp; an ecologically managed tree farm (since 1949); and an affordable base-site for visiting the Ozark National Scenic Riverways area. It also provides a nature craft center and an after-school help program called "Timber Times" for twenty students. The children get homework help and a good meal which can often make a difference in their lives.
Arrangements for visits, tours and retreats can be made by contacting Minister and Manager Jeff Fulk at (573) 858-3284 or email at shannondale@centurytel.net. For general questions about Shannondale, you can also call the Conference office at (314) 962-8740.
For specific information, contact Shannondale directly at (573) 858-3284.


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Q: Remove cellpadding ,cellspacing and border from table I tried to send simple newsletter using oscommerce platform and the content is simple table with few images. Before i send the preview look good (no cellspacing or cellpadding)
Preview:

But after I receive and open using gmail :

you can see the table is different; I mean the white border.
Here is code for generate table and content for newsletter .

The question is how to completely remove border property.

A: I've had a similar problem with emails before.  If I remember correctly, I fixed it by making the image (or try 'a' tag) inside the td use display: block.
Try something like this:

A: Add style="line-height:0" for each td

A: On each of your tr, td and img elements, add style="margin:0;padding:0;"
Or just delete your table all together. They seem to serve no purpose.

A: Now Define your img tag vertical-align:top

Demo
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A: Check the fiddle.
http://jsfiddle.net/tuD6L/12/
margin: -5px 0;

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1. The first good reason for being a continuationist is the 12 bad reasons for being a cessationist.
2. A second good reason for being a continuationist is the consistent, indeed pervasive, and altogether positive presence throughout the NT of all spiritual gifts.
3. A third good reason for being a continuationist is the extensive NT evidence of the operation of so-called miraculous gifts among Christians who are not apostles. In other words, numerous non-apostolic men and women, young and old, across the breadth of the Roman Empire consistently exercised these gifts of the Spirit (and Stephen and Philip ministered in the power of signs and wonders).
4. A fourth good reason for being a continuationist is the explicit and oft-repeated purpose of the charismata: namely, the edification of the body of Christ (1 Cor. 12:7; 14:3,26).
5. The fifth good reason for being a continuationist is the fundamental continuity or spiritually organic relationship between the church in Acts and the church in subsequent centuries.
6. Very much related to the fifth point, a sixth good reason for being a continuationist is because of what Peter (Luke) says in Acts 2 concerning the operation of so-called miraculous gifts as characteristic of the New Covenant age of the Church.
7. The seventh good reason for being a continuationist is 1 Corinthians 13:8-12.
8. The eighth good reason for being a continuationist is Ephesians 4:11-13.
9. A ninth good reason for being a continuationist is the description in Revelation 11 of the ministry of the Two Witnesses.
10. A tenth good reason for being a continuationist is because the Holy Spirit in Christ is the Holy Spirit in Christians. We are indwelt, anointed, filled, and empowered by the same Spirit as was Jesus. His ministry is (with certain obvious limitations) the model for our ministry (cf. Acts 10:38).
11. An eleventh reason to be a continuationist is the absence of any explicit or implicit notion that we should view spiritual gifts any differently than we do other NT practices and ministries that are portrayed as essential for the life and well-being of the Church.
12. The twelfth and final good reason for being a continuationist is the testimony throughout most of church history concerning the operation of the miraculous gifts of the Spirit.


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AN OLD DOG, YOUNG BLONDES AND `FILTHY RICH' KIDS
By ROGER CATLIN; Courant TV Critic
LOS ANGELES -- — Because one round of channel-surfing can churn up all manner of extreme contrasts, it shouldn't be a surprise that abutting panels before the TV Critics Association summer tour should be any less random.
Still, few were prepared for the whiplash when a grave National Geographic Channel panel on 9/11 was followed by a couple of trashy E! reality shows, including one about Hugh Hefner's Playboy Mansion.
"The Girls Next Door," starting Aug. 7, examines the 79-year-old Playboy magnate and the three nearly identical blondes who currently share his bed (but whose combined ages are still seven years shy of his).
He's tried monogamy. "I was in a marriage, and I was faithful to that marriage for 8 1/2 years," he says. Once that was over, "I fell into a relationship, and it wasn't planned, with Brande Roderick and a pair of twins."
They all dated together, and he continued to have groups of girlfriends, which ballooned to seven and eight at times. Now it's down to three, and, he says, "I'm in a blonde period."
What possibly could motivate young women to not only live with a near-octogenarian but share him with two others?
"When you're in love, sometimes you do funny things," says Holly Madison, 21.
"I started out with a quest for wanting to be in the magazine, and I discovered Hef and how wonderful he is," says Bridget Marquardt, 31. "When he asked me out, I couldn't resist. I wanted to be part of this."
"I don't know," says Kendra Wilkinson, 20, the slowest to respond to questions, who met Hefner while being body-painted at his 78th birthday party. "I just like him."
One other clue, though, came when Madison added, "I've always been interested in history."
"The Girls Next Door" begins Aug. 7 at 10 p.m. on E! "Inside 9/11," a four-hour miniseries, will be broadcast Aug. 21 and 22 on the National Geographic Channel.
'Filthy Rich: Cattle Drive'
Joe Simpson got rich shaping the careers of his pop-star daughters Jessica and Ashlee. But he didn't ask them to get involved in his new reality show, "Filthy Rich: Cattle Drive," in which the adult children of the rich and famous go on a cattle drive. "They weren't given the option because they didn't have wealthy parents," Simpson said.
Simpson created the E! show with Justin Berfield, 19, who plays brother Reese on "Malcolm in the Middle."
A clip of the show shows the group -- which includes the son of George Foreman and daughter of Lou Ferrigno -- shriek as they reach into cows to check for pregnancy, a scene from another pair of celebutantes on "The Simple Life."
Noah Blake, son of Robert Blake, says he took part because "there's a crazy, insatiable lust for celebrity in this country."
"No offense," a reporter informed him. "But you're not celebrities."
"And," added another, "you're not actually rich."
"I don't know what I thought I was going to do," says Haley Giraldo, daughter of Pat Benatar. "I don't know if I thought we were going to be, like, kind of camping or pretend to camp."
Giraldo says she'd call her folks from the cattle drive "and tell them, like, 'Mom, I stuck my hand up a cow's, like, butt today.' "
Ah, but as her mother once sang, "Hell is for children."
"Filthy Rich: Cattle Drive" starts on E! Aug. 7.
Karl Rove continues to be under fire, accused of revealing the name of CIA agent Valerie Plame Wilson to a reporter. New York Times reporter Judith Miller is in jail for failing to cooperate with a grand jury in revealing her source in the case, though she never wrote about it.
But the reporter who broke the Wilson story based on the White House leak continues to be featured without a break at CNN and will continue to do so, executives there say.
"I think we're all aware that no one really knows what's going on in the investigation of the Valerie Plame incident," CNN president Jonathan Klein told writers at the TV Critics Association meeting in Beverly Hills when asked about syndicated columnist Robert Novak, who has been a commentator on CNN's public affairs programs. "So it would be awfully presumptuous of us to take steps against a guy in his career based on second-, third- and fourth-hand reporting."
CNN news group president Jim Walton said Novak wrote about Wilson for a column in the Chicago Sun Times. "That did not go through the editorial process at CNN," he said.
As for Novak's reporting on CNN that the White House would announce the retirement of Chief Justice William Rehnquist this month, "occasionally some of our contributors have information that turns out to be not accurate," Walton said. "If that does happen, as it did in this case, we immediately correct that situation."
Read Roger Catlin's Blog from the TV Critics Summer Tour in Los Angeles at www.ctnow.com/catlinblog

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That Golden Feeling: Team USA Athletes Share Emotions After Winning Olympic Gold
'Stoked to bring home the gold,' Chloe Kim tweeted
By Sarah Glover	• Published February 24, 2018 • Updated on March 19, 2018 at 5:41 pm
Chloe Kim wiped away a tear as she stood on the podium after winning a gold medal in the women's halfpipe. John Landsteiner of the U.S. men's curling team thanked Mr. T after winning gold. David Wise, gold medalist in men's skiing halfpipe, invited his kids onto the podium, then posted a video.
The reactions of athletes winning a gold medal at the Olympics represent some of the best moments at the Winter Olympics in Pyeongchang, South Korea.
"I hate crying but I'll give myself a pass for this one," Kim wrote in the caption to the post-gold photo collage, which including her wiping away a tear. "Thank you everyone for the love! Stoked to bring home the gold."
During the U.S. curling team's run to America's first ever curling gold medal, the team picked up an unexpected fan: Mr. T. Before the gold medal match against Sweden, Mr. T called the team and gave them a pep talk.
Landsteiner's first tweet following the gold win was: "Thank you @MrT!!!!"
Three-time Olympian Shaun White's comeback success in Pyeongchang after failing to medal four years ago in Sochi was highly anticipated. After his gold medal performance, White posted just three words to Twitter plus emoticons, "WE DID IT"
Thank you @MrT!!!! https://t.co/LecmOh9MCm
— John Landsteiner (@jlandsteiner) February 24, 2018
Wise shared the podium with his children after taking the gold medal in ski halfpipe for the second consecutive Olympics. Wise posted a video to Twitter of his two children joining him on the podium as he held his skis and the American flag.
Moment of a lifetime with these two treasures. @TeamUSA #NBC #olympics #teamvisa pic.twitter.com/YdBm4crGp3
— David Wise (@mrDavidWise) February 22, 2018
Hilary Knight of the women's hockey team helped to end America's 20 year drought from hockey gold after beating Canada. Knight posted a selfie with her teammate and medal, and other photos, to celebrate.
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#TeamUSA #Olympics #Gold pic.twitter.com/HKHLPKgtE8
— Hilary Knight (@HilaryKnight) February 22, 2018
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package msgraph

import (
	"context"
	"fmt"
	"io/ioutil"
	"net/http"

	"github.com/yaegashi/msgraph.go/jsonx"
)

// SiteRequestBuilder is request builder for Site
type SiteRequestBuilder struct{ BaseRequestBuilder }

// Request returns SiteRequest
func (b *SiteRequestBuilder) Request() *SiteRequest {
	return &SiteRequest{
		BaseRequest: BaseRequest{baseURL: b.baseURL, client: b.client},
	}
}

// SiteRequest is request for Site
type SiteRequest struct{ BaseRequest }

// Get performs GET request for Site
func (r *SiteRequest) Get(ctx context.Context) (resObj *Site, err error) {
	var query string
	if r.query != nil {
		query = "?" + r.query.Encode()
	}
	err = r.JSONRequest(ctx, "GET", query, nil, &resObj)
	return
}

// Update performs PATCH request for Site
func (r *SiteRequest) Update(ctx context.Context, reqObj *Site) error {
	return r.JSONRequest(ctx, "PATCH", "", reqObj, nil)
}

// Delete performs DELETE request for Site
func (r *SiteRequest) Delete(ctx context.Context) error {
	return r.JSONRequest(ctx, "DELETE", "", nil, nil)
}

// SitePageRequestBuilder is request builder for SitePage
type SitePageRequestBuilder struct{ BaseRequestBuilder }

// Request returns SitePageRequest
func (b *SitePageRequestBuilder) Request() *SitePageRequest {
	return &SitePageRequest{
		BaseRequest: BaseRequest{baseURL: b.baseURL, client: b.client},
	}
}

// SitePageRequest is request for SitePage
type SitePageRequest struct{ BaseRequest }

// Get performs GET request for SitePage
func (r *SitePageRequest) Get(ctx context.Context) (resObj *SitePage, err error) {
	var query string
	if r.query != nil {
		query = "?" + r.query.Encode()
	}
	err = r.JSONRequest(ctx, "GET", query, nil, &resObj)
	return
}

// Update performs PATCH request for SitePage
func (r *SitePageRequest) Update(ctx context.Context, reqObj *SitePage) error {
	return r.JSONRequest(ctx, "PATCH", "", reqObj, nil)
}

// Delete performs DELETE request for SitePage
func (r *SitePageRequest) Delete(ctx context.Context) error {
	return r.JSONRequest(ctx, "DELETE", "", nil, nil)
}

//
type SiteCollectionAddRequestBuilder struct{ BaseRequestBuilder }

// Add action undocumented
func (b *GroupSitesCollectionRequestBuilder) Add(reqObj *SiteCollectionAddRequestParameter) *SiteCollectionAddRequestBuilder {
	bb := &SiteCollectionAddRequestBuilder{BaseRequestBuilder: b.BaseRequestBuilder}
	bb.BaseRequestBuilder.baseURL += "/add"
	bb.BaseRequestBuilder.requestObject = reqObj
	return bb
}

// Add action undocumented
func (b *SiteSitesCollectionRequestBuilder) Add(reqObj *SiteCollectionAddRequestParameter) *SiteCollectionAddRequestBuilder {
	bb := &SiteCollectionAddRequestBuilder{BaseRequestBuilder: b.BaseRequestBuilder}
	bb.BaseRequestBuilder.baseURL += "/add"
	bb.BaseRequestBuilder.requestObject = reqObj
	return bb
}

// Add action undocumented
func (b *UserFollowedSitesCollectionRequestBuilder) Add(reqObj *SiteCollectionAddRequestParameter) *SiteCollectionAddRequestBuilder {
	bb := &SiteCollectionAddRequestBuilder{BaseRequestBuilder: b.BaseRequestBuilder}
	bb.BaseRequestBuilder.baseURL += "/add"
	bb.BaseRequestBuilder.requestObject = reqObj
	return bb
}

//
type SiteCollectionAddRequest struct{ BaseRequest }

//
func (b *SiteCollectionAddRequestBuilder) Request() *SiteCollectionAddRequest {
	return &SiteCollectionAddRequest{
		BaseRequest: BaseRequest{baseURL: b.baseURL, client: b.client, requestObject: b.requestObject},
	}
}

//
func (r *SiteCollectionAddRequest) Paging(ctx context.Context, method, path string, obj interface{}, n int) ([]Site, error) {
	req, err := r.NewJSONRequest(method, path, obj)
	if err != nil {
		return nil, err
	}
	if ctx != nil {
		req = req.WithContext(ctx)
	}
	res, err := r.client.Do(req)
	if err != nil {
		return nil, err
	}
	var values []Site
	for {
		if res.StatusCode != http.StatusOK {
			b, _ := ioutil.ReadAll(res.Body)
			res.Body.Close()
			errRes := &ErrorResponse{Response: res}
			err := jsonx.Unmarshal(b, errRes)
			if err != nil {
				return nil, fmt.Errorf("%s: %s", res.Status, string(b))
			}
			return nil, errRes
		}
		var (
			paging Paging
			value  []Site
		)
		err := jsonx.NewDecoder(res.Body).Decode(&paging)
		res.Body.Close()
		if err != nil {
			return nil, err
		}
		err = jsonx.Unmarshal(paging.Value, &value)
		if err != nil {
			return nil, err
		}
		values = append(values, value...)
		if n >= 0 {
			n--
		}
		if n == 0 || len(paging.NextLink) == 0 {
			return values, nil
		}
		req, err = http.NewRequest("GET", paging.NextLink, nil)
		if ctx != nil {
			req = req.WithContext(ctx)
		}
		res, err = r.client.Do(req)
		if err != nil {
			return nil, err
		}
	}
}

//
func (r *SiteCollectionAddRequest) PostN(ctx context.Context, n int) ([]Site, error) {
	return r.Paging(ctx, "POST", "", r.requestObject, n)
}

//
func (r *SiteCollectionAddRequest) Post(ctx context.Context) ([]Site, error) {
	return r.Paging(ctx, "POST", "", r.requestObject, 0)
}

//
type SiteCollectionRemoveRequestBuilder struct{ BaseRequestBuilder }

// Remove action undocumented
func (b *GroupSitesCollectionRequestBuilder) Remove(reqObj *SiteCollectionRemoveRequestParameter) *SiteCollectionRemoveRequestBuilder {
	bb := &SiteCollectionRemoveRequestBuilder{BaseRequestBuilder: b.BaseRequestBuilder}
	bb.BaseRequestBuilder.baseURL += "/remove"
	bb.BaseRequestBuilder.requestObject = reqObj
	return bb
}

// Remove action undocumented
func (b *SiteSitesCollectionRequestBuilder) Remove(reqObj *SiteCollectionRemoveRequestParameter) *SiteCollectionRemoveRequestBuilder {
	bb := &SiteCollectionRemoveRequestBuilder{BaseRequestBuilder: b.BaseRequestBuilder}
	bb.BaseRequestBuilder.baseURL += "/remove"
	bb.BaseRequestBuilder.requestObject = reqObj
	return bb
}

// Remove action undocumented
func (b *UserFollowedSitesCollectionRequestBuilder) Remove(reqObj *SiteCollectionRemoveRequestParameter) *SiteCollectionRemoveRequestBuilder {
	bb := &SiteCollectionRemoveRequestBuilder{BaseRequestBuilder: b.BaseRequestBuilder}
	bb.BaseRequestBuilder.baseURL += "/remove"
	bb.BaseRequestBuilder.requestObject = reqObj
	return bb
}

//
type SiteCollectionRemoveRequest struct{ BaseRequest }

//
func (b *SiteCollectionRemoveRequestBuilder) Request() *SiteCollectionRemoveRequest {
	return &SiteCollectionRemoveRequest{
		BaseRequest: BaseRequest{baseURL: b.baseURL, client: b.client, requestObject: b.requestObject},
	}
}

//
func (r *SiteCollectionRemoveRequest) Paging(ctx context.Context, method, path string, obj interface{}, n int) ([]Site, error) {
	req, err := r.NewJSONRequest(method, path, obj)
	if err != nil {
		return nil, err
	}
	if ctx != nil {
		req = req.WithContext(ctx)
	}
	res, err := r.client.Do(req)
	if err != nil {
		return nil, err
	}
	var values []Site
	for {
		if res.StatusCode != http.StatusOK {
			b, _ := ioutil.ReadAll(res.Body)
			res.Body.Close()
			errRes := &ErrorResponse{Response: res}
			err := jsonx.Unmarshal(b, errRes)
			if err != nil {
				return nil, fmt.Errorf("%s: %s", res.Status, string(b))
			}
			return nil, errRes
		}
		var (
			paging Paging
			value  []Site
		)
		err := jsonx.NewDecoder(res.Body).Decode(&paging)
		res.Body.Close()
		if err != nil {
			return nil, err
		}
		err = jsonx.Unmarshal(paging.Value, &value)
		if err != nil {
			return nil, err
		}
		values = append(values, value...)
		if n >= 0 {
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Scholars are more or less agreed upon some distinctive characteristics of the character named "Socrates" in Plato's early dialogues. This Athenian citizen does not mention the more elaborate doctrines of Plato's later books and seems to be focussed on questions of ethics and conceptual clarification. It is likely that Plato's literary creation, in these respects, more or less resembles the historical Socrates. Wittgenstein, on his part, does not distinguish between different roles assigned to the name "Socrates" in Plato's writings, but I will focus on the provocative, probing intellectual, questioning received wisdom in interchanges with citizens like Laches and Charmides. Platonic philosophy could never have developed without this person's impact and I will claim that the Socratic strategy is quite similar to Wittgensteinian inquiries.


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Committee recommends moving ES meetings from City Hall
By Samantha Jones, Citizen.Editor.Eureka@gmail.com
If the ADA Committee has anything to say about it, the Eureka Springs City Council won't be meeting at City Hall anymore.
On Thursday, July 27, the committee met to discuss a complaint submitted by Joyce Knowles. In the complaint, Knowles writes that the council has willfully refused to move meetings from the courthouse to a location where constituents can face council members. This makes it particularly difficult, Knowles writes, for deaf citizens to participate in city government.
The council began closed captioning the meetings on Youtube in March, Knowles writes, but there is a delay of one day and the captioning is not edited.
"City council repeatedly uses lack of money as a reason for not moving out of the courthouse, but that is a straw argument, as the ADA was passed in 1990," Knowles writes. "The city had more than adequate time to fund the move."
Knowles suggests that the city council meetings move to a location where all members face the constituents and that the city edit the closed captioning on Youtube to more closely resemble what was said at the meeting, as well as provide equipment to help the deaf at public hearings.
Kim Stryker, the city's ADA officer, read the ADA requirements to give more information behind the complaint.
"State and local governments must ensure that individuals with disabilities are not excluded from services, programs and activities because buildings are unacceptable," Stryker said. "I think that's pretty much the issue we're dealing with today."
Committee member Lamont Richie said it is the city council's responsibility to provide accessibility to all constituents, and Stryker agreed. Some council members have pointed out that the meetings can't be broadcast live if the location changes, Richie said.
"I think the absence of live broadcast is one of the excuses given for not moving. Quite frankly, I don't think it's relevant in the grand scheme of things," Richie said. "When I read the complaint, I thought it was a no-brainer that we're not providing accessible meeting space."
Richie said he's tired of hearing elected officials say they're new and getting up to speed.
"It has nothing to do with anything. The person who swears oath to the office needs to be up to speed that very minute," Richie said. "They are responsible that very minute, and it's still not being done."
Stryker suggested that the committee recommend the council move to a more accessible temporary location immediately.
"Is it that simple?" Stryker asked.
"I think it is that simple," Richie said. "It doesn't have to be perfect. It has to be better than what they have now, but there also has to be a plan to have a permanent relocation so every week we don't have people schlepping tables all over the place."
If the meetings move to the lobby of The Aud, Richie said, that's exactly what will happen. Stryker pointed out that the city council isn't the only group that will be required to move; all city meetings should meet in an ADA-accessible space, Stryker said.
"Moving it here would show good faith that something is being done," Richie said.
Richie said he wants to be sure the committee recommends that the city find a permanent place to move by January 2018.
"Their feet can be held to the fire," he said.
Committee member and Eureka Springs alderman Bob Thomas asked if the committee would like to have a more regimented timeline for the council to follow, such as a deadline for selecting the permanent location and another deadline for getting contractors into place.
"If the council and the mayor do not act at the next meeting, they're wasting another two weeks. You guys are in charge," Richie said. "It's not up to me to tell you how to do it. If you cannot convince your fellow council members of the urgency or if you try to convince them and they're not hearing it, it's on them."
"This is part of convincing them to me," Thomas said.
The committee agreed to the recommendation, which states that the city council will move meetings immediately to an interim space and will meet deadlines for moving to a permanent space. These deadlines include choosing the permanent site by Sept. 1 and getting bids from contractors by Oct. 1, Stryker said. Knowles said she'd like to require elected officials to face constituents at meetings, and Stryker added that to the recommendation.
The committee moved on to the other complaints, recommending to edit closed captioning on Youtube when the city receives a FOIA request, make sure all elected officials are wearing microphones during meetings and allowing for front-row seating for those who need it.


Last weekend I ran across an episode of When We Left Earth: The NASA Missions and was... awestruck, completely and utterly dumbfounded... even as I (slowly) write this blog post I have to do so only during the commercials because the footage is incredible.
I've seen plenty of old NASA footage... but some of this material is just... unbelievably beautiful.
If you've got even a passing interest in the space program and access to the Discovery Channel (or Discovery HD (oh how I wish I had it))... take a watch of an hour of this program. You don't watch it for the commentary from those involved (the likes of which you've probably seen before)... but for the 'never before seen' footage.
Why the interest? In part when I was young I dreamed of being an astronaut... until I realized that given my likely height and genes (my dad being 6'3.5" and me now being a solid 6'4") that my chances were pretty nil (despite Jim Wetherbee).
At the same time I think that its a shame that this country doesn't have an a competent ideological rival who we are racing to the moon or beyond as frankly... I don't think Islamic terrorists are likely to develop a space program.


Takumi is a Japanese restaurant that has been opened in Düsseldorf for quite some time, A lot of people even travel from The Netherlands just to eat there. In the beginning of this year they opened a restaurant in Rotterdam and it's been running a storm there. They serve authentic Japanese dishes, Mostly Sapporo style noodle's but they also sell a variety of Japanese curries and 'Bar food' like Edamame, Karaage and Takoyaki.
I visited Takumi twice in the same week, in the beginning of June, I heard that it had officially opened and I was really excited to try it. It's been a while I had real good Japanese noodles so I took my coworker there. She'd never had anything like it so I had to introduce her to some of it. We got there early because we were catching a movie later, it is only a short distance from the movie theater.
The second I noticed was the interior. It was nice, clean, very Japanese. A lot of wood aswell. I heard Japanese music playing and the staff was dressed in a black jeans and black/blue shirt. We were seated and asked if we would like a drink, we opted for (chinese) Ice tea.
After we made our pick, which was really difficult to be honest, we decided on a Spicy Tonkatsu and a less spicy variety of it and some Takoyaki.
The Takoyaki came quite quick and it looked and was absolutely delicious. When both of our bowls came I was really impressed with how it was made up and the taste was just as I remembered from Japan. I was more than pleased and my coworker loved it just as much as I did and took it home because the bowl was just too large for her to finish it all.
though the staff told her it wouldn't be as good as it was fresh. We got a nice bowl and lid for it aswell…. in which I had some trouble closing it for her but the most handsome staff member that I had seen helped me out. ……Of course I blushed furiously…..
The next week I took my mom and Nicolette/Kaori with me to eat there. I was craving it badly all week.
We got there when the weather was absolutely perfect and when we were shown a table we sat outside to enjoy the last bits of sun and the vibrant West Kruiskade.
We ordered a set of Kimchi and Gyoza. Both were near heavenly aswell and all three of us had to stop ourselves from ordering more of it.
We knew the noodles we're enough to tie us over and as we got our food I noticed how much the neighbours were focused on making sure every single costumer was well taken care of. If I looked up towards the kitchen, some of the staff would instantly tell a waiter who would come over and ask us if we needed anything else.
Overall my experience with Takumi has been really good and after paying you receive a stamp card. 10 stamps is free gyoza, 20 stamps is free Ramen.
I'm rather excited to fill out my card but I haven't had the change to return yet.
Every month they post a special dish to their Facebook account. Be sure to check it out.


After the Battle of Hastings in 1066, William the Conqueror's army buried its fallen comrades, but left the corpses of the English defenders to rot in the fields where they lay.
William the Conqueror made no pretense about his brutal subjugation of the English. They hated him and resisted his occupation for twenty years, during which time he took all their property and gave it to the Norman upper class. Over 300,000 English people were murdered and starved (one fifth of the population) and some 300,000 French and Normans were planted in England in positions of authority.
Covert operations, cover-ups, and deception are essential because, without the belief in its inherent moral superiority, the American public might not support its government's plundering of foreign nations on behalf of America's ruling class.
The U.S. has an official policy of not counting the number of people it has killed and crippled, rendered homeless, starved, condemned to sickness, disease and insanity. Thus it is impossible to quantitatively measure the amount of misery America has visited upon Iraq, which of course makes it easier for the U.S. Government to pretend that all this death and suffering was for Iraqi benefit.
There are reports of five million orphans in Iraq. That's three times the number of Englishmen William conquered.
In Afghanistan, for example, the CIA and military have been conducting, through Provincial Reconstruction Teams, other "civic action" programs, and a secret army of informants, a census of every village, town and city in the country – much like William's Doomsday Book.
As commander of the U.S. occupation army, General Stanley McChrystal wants to know every Afghan by name, so he can decide who is Taliban and who is not. McChrystal wants to know where each man lives, how many people are in his family, who his wife and children and relatives are, where he works and where his house is.
All this biographical information on Afghans is entered into a computer in McChrystal's office. The CIA carefully monitors that computer, and with its military special operations counterparts, keeps a separate folder for the Taliban alone.
Within that Taliban folder, every man is identified by the same biographical criteria as very other Afghan. In addition, each Taliban is categorized by his rank and position within the organization. Low level fighters are left to the Marines. High Value Targets have their own folder, and belong to the CIA and military special operations.
High Value Targets are given the same special attention that William the Conqueror afforded to English noblemen. High Value Targets have the property (intellectual as well as, say, opium fields) that McChrystal wants, and thus more biographical information is gathered about them. Their movements are tracked 24 hours a day, seven days a week. Through spies and sophisticated electronic surveillance, McChrystal even has a very good idea when they are leaving one safe house and traveling to another.
The jets are fueled, and the drones are in the sky, waiting.
And this is how and why 27 Afghan civilians were summarily murdered on 21 February 2010 while traveling between remote provinces in a caravan of minibuses. The CIA and military special operations forces were alerted that such and such a High Value Target was traveling with his family, and McChrystal seized the opportunity to kill them all.
In a dirty war like the one in Afghanistan, killing High Value Targets almost always involves killing them while they are home or traveling with their families; otherwise they are underground and inaccessible.
It is psychological warfare because it has a sobering effect on low level Taliban who wish to rise in the ranks. It is propaganda because every Afghan citizen is aware of this policy. And it is black because Americans can't believe it is true.
They can't believe it is true for two reasons. First, because General McChrystal looks like an American nobleman and, like William, he expresses remorse.
And yet, despite the PR work of correspondents at Newsweek, General McChrystal is no less savage than William the Conqueror. His job is fighting battles, killing enemies, and dismembering their bodies. Every man woman and child.
The only difference is that William did his killing personally, up close, with a battle axe and a sword for everyone to see, while McChrystal stands far away from the carnage, without witnesses, and allows other to do his dirty work for him, with 2000 pound bombs, missiles fired from drones, shotguns, and censorship.


Evalúe su conocimiento acerca del tratamiento de la diabetes.
All of the answers are correct. However, the best answer is "All of the above". There are many different treatments for type 2 diabetes mellitus. Every treatment regimen starts with lifestyle changes - a healthy diet, adequate activity/exercise, and, as needed, losing weight. If lifestyle changes are not sufficient to control the blood sugar, then medications are added. Usually the first medication to be added is Metformin (a biguanide). It helps to return the blood sugar (plasma glucose) back to the normal, non-diabetic range. Other medications, including insulin, may be added to the metformin and lifestyle therapy. There is not a single treatment plan that is best for everyone. Talk with your provider about the best treatment plan for you.
CANNOT be used if someone has kidney problems, severe heart failure and other serious medical problems, or drinks too much alcohol.
All the answers are correct. However, the best answer is "All of the above." Metformin (a biguanide) is the most widely prescribed medication for type 2 diabetes worldwide. It acts by reducing the production of sugar (glucose) from the liver, and thereby helps return the blood sugar (plasma glucose) to the normal, non-diabetic range. It cannot be used if someone has kidney problems, severe heart failure or other serious medical problems, or drinks too much alcohol. Diarrhea and stomach cramping are common side effects.
False! If you have type 2 diabetes your medication may change over time. In general, most people will need higher doses and different kinds of medication over their lifetime - but not everyone. Some individuals may be able to go off medications all together, especially if lifestyle changes are very effective. Some people may temporarily need additional medication, including insulin, during times when they are sick, inactive or in the hospital. Women with diabetes may require insulin only when they are pregnant.
All of the answers are correct. However, the best answer is "All of the above". There are many different treatments for type 2 diabetes. The treatment ranges from a single pill to multiple pills (oral medications), to pill(s) plus injected medicines including insulin, to insulin alone. Talk with your medical provider about what is the best treatment for you.
There are many different ways the insulin may be prescribed - the insulin dose regimen should match your specific needs.
There are many different ways the insulin may be prescribed - the insulin dose regimen should match your specific needs. Insulin may be given once a day, many times a day, or even via an insulin pump. It may also be given as a single therapy, or together with other diabetic medications. To reduce the risk of a low blood sugar (hypoglycemia), your insulin dose should be matched to the amount of carbohydrate in your diet.
True! You are at risk of developing a low blood sugar (hypoglycemia) whenever you are treated with insulin or with medicines that increase the release of insulin from the pancreas. Once the insulin dose is injected under your skin, there is no way to change how much insulin is getting into your blood stream. The dose you are prescribed tries to approximate your needs, but because it is an approximation, you are always at risk of having too much insulin effect or too little. Similarly, the pills that cause insulin to be released from the pancreas increase insulin secretion, whether you need it or not. When there is a mismatch of circulating insulin with need, you may have a low blood sugar (hypoglycemia).
All the answers are correct, but the best answer is "all of the above". People taking GLP-1 analogs may experience some weight loss. People taking GLP-1 analogs may need to reduce the dose of their insulin releasing pill to prevent low blood sugars. Common side effects of GLP-1 analogs are nausea and vomiting. People taking GLP-1 analogs should contact their doctor if they experience severe abdominal pain that won't go away because this can be a sign of an uncommon but life threatening side effect called pancreatitis.
All the answers are correct, but the best answer is "all of the above". DPP-4 inhibitors can be used as first line treatments for diabetes, but they are usually used as second or third line options. DPP-4 inhibitors are pills that are taken by mouth. Unlike the GLP-1 analogs, DPP-4 inhibitors do not cause weight loss. However, they also do not cause weight gain. DPP-4 inhibitors work by lowering glucagon levels after meals to reduce the amount of sugar released from the liver and by increasing insulin release from the pancreas after meals when the blood sugar becomes too high.


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Gov Ortom Says Buhari Has Failed Benue People
George Ogbolu
Governor Ortom of Benue. Image: Guardian NG
Governor Samuel Ortom of Benue State has stated that the administration of President Muhammadu Buhari has failed to establish any project in the state.
In a statement on Monday by his media aide, Tahav Agerzua, said this was the reason 'the majority' of Benue residents were opposed to the re-election bid of Buhari.
Ortom said: "We have lived with the Fulani people for ages; we have nothing against them. Even the Fulani people know that we have nothing against them.
"We also voted for President Muhammadu Buhari in 2015, but while Shagari and Yar'Adua reciprocated the support they received by patronising Benue people through federal appointments and projects, President Muhammadu Buhari and the APC have failed to register any positive federal presence in the state.
"But from my findings, a majority of Benue residents are opposed to the re-election of President Muhammadu Buhari and the APC, because they have failed to register any positive federal presence in the state.
"Many people also feel that the APC-led Federal Government has failed to secure lives and property."
Ogbolu Oshogwe George is a graduate of Mass Communication from the University of Benin. He loves politics, is a movie addict and a die-hard Arsenal fan. George is a reporter at Concise News.
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"If you aren't making somebody's life better, you are wasting your time." This quote came to Dan Doré from a business contact and it has become his mantra, one he uses to frame his business and personal life.
Dan is the owner of DORE Property Management, a company that matches property owners with tenants. Building bonds of trust and communication are key to Dan's success and since 1999 he has been growing his network and his company.
Real estate is a fast-paced world that always suited Dan's ambitious nature. He describes his younger self as "a go getter, always pushing for the next thing." This energy is part of his work ethic, but as time went on Dan developed a larger vision. He found that going from one win to the next wasn't always rewarding, "you get the next big thing, and it isn't fulfilling."
This thinking led Dan to begin making donations to CHEO. At that time he didn't have children or a connection with CHEO but supporting pediatric health care spoke to him. Dan feels it's the "vulnerability of the children, you can't get any more innocent."
This giving was part of a process where Dan started to rethink his priorities. He had dreamed of buying an expensive car when his business started thriving but when the time came he knew, "I'll get more fulfillment giving to CHEO than from getting another car." The next day he became a monthly donor.
In addition to being generous, Dan felt this was a smart business practice. With monthly giving "you get into a groove and incorporate donations into monthly expenses instead of trying to figure it out at the end of the year. You don't worry about it or even think about it; it's easy." While Dan is certainly no stranger to planning and finances, he knows his strengths. "Time is sometimes more difficult to give. This is more productive for me, it's the best way to use my talents."
A year and a half after making this commitment Dan's life took a turn. Suddenly he and his wife understood how important CHEO is. Their son was born premature and something was wrong. Their baby was in extreme pain and needed immediate surgery for a hernia. The first-time parents thought they would be taking their baby home, instead, they were taking him to CHEO. "It's humbling when the doctors come in and you need to sign off on the risks. You're used to being in the driver's seat and all of a sudden you hand over control to someone else…and you hope."
Luckily the Doré family was in good hands. Dan remembers how this place he had supported for so long became very personal for him. "The people there are amazing; the experience as parents was phenomenal."
Today Dan's son is in perfect health but his experience with CHEO put life into perspective for him. "In business you run into challenges, but we're not just going to work to earn a living. It's not just about you. We give back. When we have success we're able to give back."
Despite being a private person and knowing that everyone's financial situation is different, Dan is sharing the process that led him to become a monthly donor. He encourages other business leaders to think about it, "make it part of your business, make it part of what you do." CHEO is grateful to be included in Dan's investment in his community both as a leader and as a generous supporter of children.
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Djosers tour to Morocco offers a visit to the city of Casablanca, to the great Hassan II Mosque, and the colorful famous royal cities Fez, Meknes and Marrakech. Experience the old medina wih the hustle and bustle of the narrow streets, with colorful wools draped overhead by the dyers. We make a journey through the desert and explore a few Berber villages in the Atlas where you become familiar with these friendly residents. A highlight is an overnight stay in the desert in Bedouin tents. We end the trip in the fishing town of Essaouria where you can relax at one of the beach side terraces.
On Djoser trips, the days are not rigidly structured. You may decide which activities you wish to join. There will be ample room for independent explorations. Your guide can advise you for alternate activities or dining options.
We begin our journey in Casablanca. Be sure to exchange some money at the airport. The next morning before we leave Casablanca, we make a stop at Hassan II mosque . "Casa", as the Moroccans call Casablanca, many buildings iconic for this city. There is a wide selection of restaurants here.
We drive two hours to Rabat, where we stay in a cozy hotel in the city center. From the beautiful terrace you can observe the Moroccans easy-going life. The capital Rabat is one of the four ancient royal cities. In the medina you can wander into winding alleys, where there are merchants selling gold, silver and spices. Practice negotiating in the mellah, the lively Jewish Quarter. If you want to hunt for goodies, then you should not miss the Rue des Consuls. Also in small groups or with the tour leader you can visit Chellah, an ancient Roman settlement. Here you will find many storks and ibis, who have built their nests on the ruins and the minarets of an ancient mosque.
A grand mausoleum was built in memory of King Mohammed V in Rabat. The changing of the guard is interesting. "Jardins d'Essai" is a great stop for nature lovers.
During the drive to Chefchaouen , you can enjoy beautiful views. The city has a distinct Spanish feel, which comes from the time when the area was a protectorate of Spain. Chefchaouen is beautifully situated against the mountains. In the 15th century it served as refuge to fleeing Muslims and Jews. For centuries it remained closed to the outside world, which explains the unique atmosphere.
The medina reflects the multicultural character of the city; there are Moroccan, Andalusian, Berber and Jewish areas, although the differences today are minimal. You come across many textile workers on a tour through the city, who make everything from carpets to djellabas. You can also take a nice, challenging hike, accompanied by a guide.
A bus ride through the Rif takes us through Volubilis, Moulay Idriss, and Meknes to Fez (Fès). The Roman ruin city of Volubilis was once at the center of a fertile agricultural region, where corn and olives were grown, and where wild animals lived. Beautiful mosaics can still be found in a number of Roman villas.
Moulay Idriss is the holiest place in Morocco. Until 1912, non-Muslims were not allowed to enter Moulay Idriss. A wooden beam blocked the street and notified them that "Christians and pack animals" were not allowed to proceed. In Meknes the magnificent mausoleum of Sultan Moulay Ismail is the main attraction. The courtyard has a fountain in the middle and the walls and floors are covered with beautiful mosaics.
Fez is the oldest royal city of Morocco and the religious center of the country. The medina of Fez extends over a hill. In the highest section is the district of the potters, lower class housing, and workshops of the tanners and dyers. The dyers have given the neighborhood a colorful appearance as the dyed wools hang in strands overhead in the streets or are stored in huge earthenware jugs.
The medina in Fez is very busy and chaotic. You can even buy herbs for amulets against the evil eye. A possible excursion is a guided walk through the medina, which will take you to places you would not otherwise encounter, such as a beautiful old Koran school or a mosque. Also, you could go to a hammam (bath house) for a thorough scrubdown and for total relaxation.
The day's journey from Fez to Erfoud is a wonderful journey across the Middle Atlas. You can see how this affects the climate ridge on both sides: from a predominantly green region we enter a desert area on the other side of the ridge.
We pass the mountain village of Azrou, and the Berber life of sheep and goat herding. We pass through the cedar forests in Azrou where monkeys live in the trees. Along the way we can have lunch in Midelt, a place with many dining options. It is possible that while en route route we will pass nomad tents, and perhaps we will get an an invitation to tea. The route we follow is a beautiful with rugged rock formations interspersed with green valleys with kasbahs and villages.
By evening we arrive in Erfoud, where we stay in a hotel with a pool. The next day we take an unforgettable desert safari where you travel further with land rovers to Erg Chebbi, where the small desert begins. After arriving at the camp we can take a camel ride, and we view the sunset from the high sand dunes. After returning to the camp we have a typical Berber dinner in a Bedouin tent. Also in the early morning we can experience sunrise over the sand dunes. Beds and sheets are provided and there are toilets and showers. After breakfast we drive back to Erfoud.
We drive a few hours of Erfoud to Tinghir, where we make a stop at the famous Gorge du Todra. The flowing waters of a stream formed an impressive gorge here. We then drive to another nature reserve, the Dadès Gorge, where we arrive at the beginning of the evening. We make a brief stop in El Keela and M'Gouna, famous for the annual rose festival. Here you have a whole day to explore the rugged landscape. Several walks are possible in this area, from one hour to almost a full day. You can choose a simple walk with the hotel as a starting point. Experienced mountain hikers can be dropped off with a van in the gap.
On the way to the southern Zagora we drive through the Valley of a Thousand Kasbahs. In this green valley we see many castles. Some are still inhabited, others are only ruins. After four hours we break the journey for lunch in Ouarzazate . At the end of the afternoon we arrive in Zagora.
Here you will stay in a nice hotel in the palm grove, with a restaurant and pool. Characteristic of this small village are the mud houses and the large square, where daily life goes on. Men dressed in the traditional jalabiya sit together in groups; you continually hear the clatter of dominoes. Zagora is located in a desert region and is a quiet place from which you take beautiful walks or take a camel ride in the desert.
We leave early for the day of travel to Marrakech, one of the royal cities. The trip from Zagora starts with a drive through the green valley of the Draa, where dozens of Kasbahs can be seen. Some are still inhabited, others only shadows of their former glory. This is Morocco's main area for date cultivation. We interrupt the trip for lunch at Ait Benhaddou. We pass the highest point of the Atlas mountains at 7414 ft where you have a phenomenal view of the area.
We arrive late afternoon in Marrakech. Djemaa el-Fna is the heart of the city. In the morning you can visit the most colorful market of Morocco. In the afternoon the square turns into a big attraction. Magicians, snake charmers, fortune tellers and beggars mingle among sellers and offer a fascinating spectacle. Near the square is the striking Koutoubia mosque with a square tower.
Furthermore, you can indulge yourself in the beautiful architecture of Marrakech rich in palaces and kasbahs. There are some beautiful parks such as the Jardin Majorelle .
From Marrakech, we drive to the fishing village of Essaouira , where we have three nights in a centrally located hotel. The constant winds make for pleasant temperatures. The fortress with its weathered white houses, numerous coffee houses, and terraces makes this town feel more Portuguese than Moroccan. The town is mostly car-free.
By the sea you find major forts; Essaouira, with special tax exemptions, was a thriving trading center. Later, the city was also renowned as a resort. You can make beautiful long beach walks and eat delicious seafood dishes. Essaouira is known for a special type of woodcarving.
The last night of your stay in Morocco will be spent in Marrakech.
Excluded from our Morocco tour package: international flights from/to United States, meals, and optional excursions, entrance fees if not specifically named as included, visa(if applicable), exit taxes (if applicable), tips, personal expenses, travel insurance, airport transfers at arrival & departure.
Accommodations - In Morocco we stay in cozy and comfortable hotels with Wi-Fi. Most hotels have a pool. Everywhere there is a shower and toilet and in most hotels is air conditioning. We use hotels selected for the location, facilities and attractions in the area. Breakfast is included.
In the Sahara we stay one night in a Bedouin tent under the stars. You will sleep in a bed with sheets and warm blankets. During this stay the dinner and breakfast included.
Local transportation - We ride with a comfortable bus with own driver. Because we have our own transport, it is always possible to stop for a photo, a visit to a market, or get off at a beautiful piece of nature. A number of travel days lasts the entire day, as the day traveling from Fez to Erfoud and Zagora to Marrakech. You'll arrive at the end of the day at the destination, but throughout the day we stop to look at attractions. In the 'medinas' you explore on foot the maze of small streets.
From Erfoud to the Bedouin camp in Merzouga we travel by jeep. On site you can take a camel ride, which is included in the program.
In Djoser you decide which sights you wish to visit. One person may stroll through the Medina looking for bargains, the other may want to explore a museum or to relax in one of the many tea houses or in a park to observe daily life. In most cases, you can explore yourself or with peers, with or without the help of our tour guide, on foot or by local transport . Entrance fees are not included in the price, so you have the freedom to determine your own plans.
Some sights not to be missed, are they difficult to reach or are en route to our next overnight. Such excursions are built into the schedule. Even with these excursions the entrance fees are not included. We provide an estimate of out of pocket expenses on Prices/Dates page.
In Morocco there are other excursions that are definitely worth seeing. A city tour of Fez, led by a guide, which includes a nice viewpoint and visit to several tanneries will reveal a lot about the history of this city. In Dadès Valley you can take a guided scenic walks, including a hike to the impressive Dadès Gorge. A visit to the Djemaa el Fna square in Marrakesh must. In Marrakech you can visit the square and the souks, opt for a walk through one of the beautiful parks and gardens. It is also possible to explore the city by bike. The trip will end in Essaouira, where you can experience the daily life of fishermen in the picturesque fishing port.


There are plenty of great things about being a referee. You actively participate in the sport, you help raise the standard of the game, you develop a network of friends, you develop your management and communication skills and you get to wear black! (Or variations on it).
Referees are an integral part of our game, and if you're aged 13 years or more, female or male, you can join this specialised and important side of our game. There is a Referees' Branch close to you. Refereeing can be very rewarding.
This State Technical Committee has the responsibility for policies relating to referees in NSW and for the implementation of referee coaching and development programs while the Branch is responsible for the direct recruitment of referees and the day to day management, training and promotion of referees.
From within this structure, opportunity exists for anybody, female or male, to climb to the highest level of the referee ladder to which they may aspire.
To take that first step you need to be at least 13 years of age although in some of our Branches they cater for Small Sided Games and in this case you can commence at 11 years of age. From this bottom rung you can follow other referees up the ladder of success.
Many before you have reached the pinnacle of refereeing which is world recognition by obtaining your F.I.F.A badge. Gaining your F.I.F.A badge is like climbing a very long extension ladder where along the way there are many other opportunities that do not require the long climb to the top.
The referee ladder provides opportunity to reach the highest level of amateur soccer, state league, super league and national league. How high you climb is up to you, refereeing is like many things in life, what you put into it can affect greatly what benefits you can gain.
HOW DO YOU STEP ON TO THE BOTTOM RUNG?
1. Attend lectures on the Laws of the Game. These are conducted over four two-hour sessions, which includes a multiple-choice examination that is set by the Football Federation Australia, and applies throughout Australia. On successfully completing your examination stage you will receive your Referee Theory Certificate.
2. Be assessed by one of the Referee Branch Assessors on a level of game that the Branch considers appropriate for you as a starting point. On a successful field assessment you will then become a qualified referee and will be issued with the appropriate Referee Certificate.
Don't be put off by the examination, even if it is many years since you have been required to do any sort of examination. The course and the examination are structured so as to gain a 100% success rate for all those serious about becoming a referee.
There is no short cut to the top. Even if you were set a theory examination that required you to obtain 100% correct answers to all questions on every Law of the Game, this may not necessarily make you a good referee.
Climbing the ladder requires a good knowledge of the Laws of the Game, experience as a referee, and the ability to apply the Laws of the Game such that the players are able to display their football skills and the spectators can enjoy all that our game can offer as a spectator sport.
Simon Micallef (a GDFRA member) was one of our State and National League referees and World Cup referee who has climbed the ladder. Along the way he has built up this enormous experience bank starting on the bottom rung, up through amateur games to state league to super league to national league to world cup.
Experience comes with refereeing or acting as an assistant referee on as many games as possible. Branches run coaching sessions on a regular basis and attendance at these sessions plays an important role in building on experiences. Branch Assessors will from time to time watch your on-field performance offering constructive advice to improve those areas where you need some guidance.
You're a player, club official, parent, spectator, TV watcher, male or female or never had any direct involvement in soccer. Regardless of your background we would like to invite you to come and join us.
As a referee or an assistant referee you will receive a match fee that will help offset the expenses for travelling to games, your uniform and other costs associated with your refereeing duties and still leave you with some pocket money.


This is a 42 y/o female who originally had a breast reduction done by another surgeon in 2006. Her breasts had gotten larger again with age and having children. She was having neck and shoulder pain and underwent another breast reduction. She had 470 grams removed from the left breast and 440 grams removed from the right breast. She is shown 3 months after surgery.


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Alexandre "Alex" Dupont (born 3 September 1985) is a Canadian wheelchair racer. His right leg was amputated after he had a motorcycle accident when he was 17; he took up racing at the age of 18. Classified as a T54 athlete, he won bronze in the 1500 m at the 2014 Commonwealth Games in Glasgow.

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Evaluation of species transfer models in the cfd simulation of fixed bed soybean drying
Felipe Leonardo Barcelos Mateus Universidade Federal de Lavras/UFLA, Departamento de Engenharia/DEG, Lavras, MG, Brasil. https://orcid.org/0000-0002-6015-4795
Mauro Magalhães Leite Faria Universidade Federal de Lavras/UFLA, Departamento de Agricultura/DAG, Lavras, MG, Brasil. https://orcid.org/0000-0002-7029-7255
Irineu Petri Júnior Universidade Federal de Lavras/UFLA, Departamento de Engenharia/DEG, Lavras, MG, Brasil. https://orcid.org/0000-0001-5638-0370
The drying is fundamental to the preservation of materials, particularly food, which is sensible to damaging related to moisture because of its hygroscopic nature. The drying increases the shelf life of these products and reduces their overall weight, which facilitates the logistics and aggregates value to the product. Computational Fluid Dynamics is a potentially facilitating tool for the analysis of drying variables, such as velocity, air temperature, and particle temperature, which have great influence on the drying rate. This work aimed at studying different numeric models for the simulation of a fixed bed drying operation, analyzing the influence of the equilibrium ratio and water diffusivity in the solid on the results. The computations were made in the software FLUENT 19.2, using the Multiphase Eulerian Granular Model with packed bed configuration and different mass transfer models: Constant, Species-Constant, Species-Sherwood, Ranz-Marshall, and Hughmark, as well as heat transfer models: Constant Heat Transfer Coefficient, Constant Nusselt Number, Ranz-Marshall, and Hughmark. The mass transfer models with the best performance were the Ranz-Marshall and Hughmark models. A strong influence of the equilibrium ratio was observed for both models, and a moderate influence of the water diffusivity. The influence of equilibrium ratio and water diffusivity was not observed for the other models. The heat transfer models did not present expressive difference, and the system reached thermal equilibrium quickly. The overall study of the models and the influence of different parameters was effective, and was able to document the obtained results for future optimization and further investigation of the numeric model.
Key words: Computational fluid dynamics; Diffusivity; Particle; Eulerian; Mass transfer.
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BERGMAN, T. L. et al. Introduction to heat transfer. Jefferson City: John Wiley & Sons, 2011. 960p.
CORADI, P. C. et al. Effects of drying air temperature and grain initial moisture content on soybean quality (Glycine max (L.) Merrill). Engenharia Agrícola, 36(1): 866-876, 2016.
CORADI, P. C. et al. Mathematical modeling of drying in a new concept of silo-dryer-aerator and the quality of soybean seeds (Glycine max (L.) Merrill). Journal of Agricultural Science and Technology B, 8(1):483-498, 2018.
CORADI, P. C.; LEMES, Â. F. C. Experimental prototype of silo-dryer-aerator of grains using Computational Fluid Dynamics (CFD) system. Acta Scientiarum. Technology, 41:e36949, 2019.
COSTA, F. O.; PERES, A. P.; PETRI JUNIOR, I. Simulation of hydrocyclones for evaluating the flow of non-Newtonian fluids. REVISTA DE ENGENHARIA E TECNOLOGIA, 13(1):1-12, 2021.
DESHPANDE, S. D.; BAL, S.; OJHA, T. P. Physical properties of soybean. Journal of Agricultural Engineering Research, 56(2):89-98, 1993.
GARCIA, D. C. et al. Seed drying. Ciência Rural, 34(2):603-608, 2004.
HUGHMARK G. A. T. I. Mass and heat transfer from rigid spheres. AIChE Journal, 13(6):1219-1221, 1967.
KLOSS, C. et al. Models, algorithms and validation for opensource DEM and CFD–DEM. Progress in Computational Fluid Dynamics, an International Journal, 12(2-3):140-152, 2012.
MADAMBA, P. S.; DRISCOLL, R. H.; BUCKLE, K. A. Thin-layer drying characteristics of garlic slices. Journal of Food Engineering, 29(1):75-97, 1996.
MATEUS, F. L. B.; PETRI, I. J.; Momentum and heat transfer prediction in a silo-dryer through computational fluid-dynamics. Coffee Science, 16:e161902, 2021.
MCCABE, W. L.; SMITH, J. C.; HARRIOTT, P. Unit operations of chemical engineering. New York: McGraw-hill, 1993. 175p.
RANZ, W. E.; MARSHALL, W. R. Evaporation from drops. Chemical Engineering Progress, 48(1):137-152, 1952.
REINATO, C. H. R. et al. Energy consumption and costs in coffee drying of agricultural properties from the south of Minas Gerais. Revista brasileira de engenharia agrícola e ambiental, 6(1):112-116, 2002.
STOPPE, A. C. R.; NETO, J. L. V.; DOS SANTOS, K. G. Development of a fixed bed solar dryer: experimental study and CFD simulation. Research, Society and Development, 9(3):e123932667, 2020.
SZAFRAN, R. G.; KMIEC, A. CFD modeling of heat and mass transfer in a spouted bed dryer. Industrial & engineering chemistry research, 43(4):1113-1124, 2004.
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MATEUS, F. L. B.; FARIA, M. M. L.; PETRI JÚNIOR, I. Evaluation of species transfer models in the cfd simulation of fixed bed soybean drying. Coffee Science - ISSN 1984-3909, [S. l.], v. 16, p. e161937, 2021. DOI: 10.25186/.v16i.1937. Disponível em: http://www.coffeescience.ufla.br/index.php/Coffeescience/article/view/1937. Acesso em: 26 jan. 2023.


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When Gann time counts, market geometry and specific square dates fail to reverse a trend, but instead cause a flattening/bottoming in price, the final catalyst for a move is found in Financial Astrology.
My article on coinclarity.com describes in better detail the purpose and theory of this form of analysis.
All of these Aspects show STRONG reversals and nearly a 100% chance of reversal based on weekly charts when the CMI is in an oversold condition, which is where we are at.
評論: On the 17th, Saturn turns retrograde, this has always yielded higher prices during this period.


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Q: How to convert this Java code to kotlin code I'm learning spring boot. An error is reported when this Java function is converted to kotlin code. How to rewrite this kotlin function?
Java code:
private long saveOrderDetails(Order order) {
    @SuppressWarnings("unchecked")
    Map<String, Object> values =
        objectMapper.convertValue(order, Map.class);
    values.put("placedAt", order.getPlacedAt());
    long orderId =
        orderInserter
            .executeAndReturnKey(values)
            .longValue();
    return orderId;
}

Kotlin code:
private fun saveOrderDetails(order: Order): Long {
        val values = objectMapper.convertValue(order, Map<*, *>::class.java)
        values.put("placedAt", order.placedAt)
        return orderInserter
                .executeAndReturnKey(values)
                .longValue()
    }

This is the error I'm getting after automatically converting java to kotlin
Here,
objectMapper: com.fasterxml.jackson.databind.ObjectMapper
orderInserter: org.springframework.jdbc.core.simple.SimpleJdbcInsert

Please suggest how to resolve these errors.

A: What about removing <*, *>
            val values = objectMapper.convertValue(order, Map<*, *>::class.java)
            val values = objectMapper.convertValue(order, Map::class.java)


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Elisabeth Sveum, née le  à Gjøvik, est une coureuse cycliste norvégienne.

Biographie

Palmarès en Triathlon

Le tableau suivant présente les résultats les plus significatifs (podiums) obtenus sur le circuit international de triathlon.

Palmarès en VTT

Championnats du monde
Lillehammer-Hafjell 2014
  du cross-country eliminator
  du cross-country

Coupe du monde
 2011
  de la Coupe du monde de cross-country espoirs

Championnats d'Europe
2011
  Médaillée de bronze du championnat d'Europe de cross-country espoirs

Championnats nationaux
 2007
  Championne de Norvège de cross-country juniors
 2008
  Championne de Norvège de cross-country
 2016
  Championne de Norvège de cross-country
 2019
  Championne de Norvège de cross-country marathon
 2021
  Championne de Norvège de cross-country marathon

Palmarès en cyclo-cross
 2015-2016
  Championne de Norvège de cyclo-cross
 2016-2017
  Championne de Norvège de cyclo-cross
 2017-2018
  Championne de Norvège de cyclo-cross
 2019-2020
  du championnat de Norvège de cyclo-cross
 2022-2023
  Championne de Norvège de cyclo-cross

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Coureuse cycliste norvégienne
Coureuse de VTT
Coureuse de cyclo-cross
Naissance à Gjøvik
Naissance en janvier 1989


You can purchase additional copies of The Family Series Discussion Guide for only $7.95. This is great when using the series in a small group setting. (Note: A copy of the Discussion Guide is included in the DVD pack). Covers all ten episodes with helpful questions and summary notes from the episodes.


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