The Title I program for the Pierce County Schools is provided through a school-wide approach at Blackshear Elementary, Midway Elementary, Patterson Elementary, Pierce County Middle, and Pierce County High School. A school wide program permits a school to use funds from Title I and other Federal education program funds and resources to upgrade the entire educational program of the school in order to raise academic achievement for all students. This contrasts with a Title I targeted assistance program, through which Title I funds are used only for supplementary educational services for eligible children who are failing or are at risk of failing to meet state academic content standards.
School wide programs have great latitude in determining how to spend their Title I funds. School wide programs do not have to identify particular children as eligible for services. Instead, school wide programs can use their Title I funds in the manner they choose within federal guidelines, as long as they engage in reform strategies that increase the amount and quality of learning time and help provide a high-quality curriculum for all children, according to a comprehensive plan to help children meet the state's challenging academic content standards.


Those of us in the caring professions can have the tendency to give to the point of depletion or burnout. We bring our natural tender heartedness into our jobs and in doing so, tend to get into patterns of over-giving. Henri Nouwen has called us the "wounded healers." We want to give because we have experienced suffering in life, and can contribute to others because of our own journey to heal our wounds.
As a psychotherapist, grief counselor and a manager in hospice, I know how easy it is to fall into the trap of over-giving. It affects my personal relationships, relationships with my clients, and most important, my relationship to myself.
1. Reach out for support from your peers, friends and families.
2. Remember that you don't have to be a hero and go it alone.
3. Create opportunities to debrief, and use professional counseling when appropriate.
4. Be kind to yourself and have fun.
5. Remember that you don't have to — and can't! — be perfect.
6. Stay healthy through restorative self-care and remember to laugh.
8. Acknowledge your own wounded-ness, and use it to be an empathic source of wisdom.
9. Create rituals to delineate work time from personal time.
10. Reflect on powerful or difficult experiences through journaling and the support of peers, spiritual teachers and mentors to recover a sense of meaning, purpose and connection in life.


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From Re:think 2011 - The CTR Means Nothing Says HP Researchers Leighton And Satiroglu
by AdExchanger // Monday, March 21st, 2011 – 5:45 pm
The four-day, Advertising Research Foundation's Re:think 2011 show was up and running in New York City today. And, there were few media buyers and sellers in sight as the analysts and researchers of the media world took over the Marriott Marquis to share notes, agree to disagree, and see if what's in-house is up-to-date.
A forum panel tantalized attendees with its title - "Is My Digital Ad Working?" - and consisted of three different groups of presenters whose answer seemed to be... "not exactly sure." Given what one might imagine about the empirical world of research, it's amazing to see how the ad research business in digital is still wide-open as there are few clear insights or metrics to report the efficiency of online display ad, brand campaigns, in particular.
But, that isn't to say there isn't any data. It's digital, after all, and there's tons of data which can result in many different insights within segments of larger campaigns. The story is clearly ... complex.
Sibel Satiroglu and Suzanne Leighton, European-based ad researchers from HP, led off and presented results from their recent paper which delved into the proper metrics for digital ads and used their company's digital ads for printers as a basis for learning.
In reviewing the results with audience members, Leighton offered that there was only one reason to use click-through rate (CTR):
"CTR can be used as a measure of creative and media performance [for] tactical optimization. That means we can look at the CTR rate of one creative versus another creative in a similar placement. It could help us make a decision about which creative seems to be generating a better response.
Note: "could." Both researchers were skeptical that even this comparison could yield benefits as Leighton admitted later that even the "creative comparison" application has its limits, "The [analyst's] view may be that if the ad isn't clicked, then the ad has communicated the required information properly. -so then the click doesn't mean anything." We're back to Print!
The genesis for the team's research appeared to be it's own struggle to communicate with management regarding the performance of digital ad campaigns. A key challenge was that company management believed (may still believe) that digital is more accountable than any other medium and therefore digital metrics such as CTR are an important indicator. Obviously, education continues needs to happen at the top.. it's doubly hard when the minions are the ones doing the teaching - executives swallow pride here.
Much like TV, the digital researchers said that when they create a dashboard for the executives to review, they do not include CTR, but prefer reach and frequency. Is the GRP far away?
comScore's Josh Chasin chimed in at the end of the HP researchers prez and briefly reviewed some of the "Natural Born Clickers" data that his company has offered in the past and showed clickers can be a useless lot and cen get no respect in the world of brand research!DR is a different story, but people weren't talking about retargeting today. I have a feeling there would be plenty of skepticism of the true value of the last click in retargeting. Today's mantra was more about getting scale and driving people down the funnel - starting at the very top - and then finding metrics to show performance.
Next up came researchers Edwin Wong of Yahoo! and Yaakov Kimelfeld of MediaVest who offered a study on how attitudes of the user affect performance. It's attention economics! And AIDA - the funnel marketing acronym not the opera - was front-and-center. How does the marketer get their attention ("A"), then garner their interest ("I"), followed by spurring their desire ("D") and then cause an action ("A"). AIDA!
Wong and Kimelfeld explained their view that there are a range of engagement types - seven in all from shopping to entertainment. Each type requires different messaging... let alone messaging according to where they are in the funnel - and at scale.
Finally, comScore's vp of TV sales Joan FitzGerald announced her company's intention to create "single source media information" where the consumer, who is a member of an under-development comScore panel, is being tracked between media types - the computer and the TV. But, complexity still reigns as the audience pointed out - different people use the computer. Different people use the TV. Hey what about work versus home? Complex!
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Are there any environmental or human health risks to using nail polish?
Conventional nail polishes dispensed at most drugstores and nail salons contain a veritable witch's brew of chemicals, including toluene, which has been linked to a wide range of health issues from simple headaches and eye, ear, nose and throat irritation to nervous system disorders and damage to the liver and kidneys.
EWG attributes the prevalence of DBP in young women to widespread use of nail polish. "Women of childbearing age should avoid all exposure to DBP when they're considering becoming pregnant, when they're pregnant, or when they're nursing," says Jane Houlihan, EWG's Vice President for Research.
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Major nail polish manufacturers are also now getting in on the act. According to the Campaign for Safe Cosmetics, a coalition of organizations that includes EWG and the Breast Cancer Fund, Avon, Estee Lauder, Revlon and L'Oreal confirmed last year that they would begin removing DBP from products. And leading drugstore brand Sally Hansen has said it is reformulating all of its products to remove DBP and toluene as well as formaldehyde, which is also known to cause cancer and reproductive problems.
Exposure to toxic chemicals is not the only health concern associated with nail salons, where nail fungus and bacteria can lurk on the underside of any emery board. Women's health advocate Tracee Cornforth suggests checking out a salon for cleanliness before signing up for services. She also says to make sure attendants disinfect all tools and equipment between customers, and even recommends bringing in one's own manicure or pedicure kit so as to minimize the transmission of any unsightly or painful maladies.


Robert was born Chinese, grew up Dutch, was Canadian, and is now American. While practicing accounting in Toronto, Robert woke up one day, flew to New York, and became a graphic designer instead. Since then, he has had the privilege of working on some of the world's most loved brands — Google, Starbucks, Apple, Harley-Davidson, Jack Daniel's, ESPN, MTV, NPR, and other acronyms.
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The island is located at NE of the town, between Sant'Elena and Lido.
A channel separe thie island from Vignole
Certosa it is the home port of Venezia in Vela, starting place for ours Lagoon and city tours.
It was the site of an Augustinian monastery since 1199 and later sold to a community of Carthusian monks (1424).
In addition to the monks, in the island there was a community of farmers who cultivated the island of vineyards and orchards.
In 1632 they started work on the construction of the deposit of dusts (Casello delle polveri), still in perfect condition and can be visited, used for conferences and exhibitions.
A French occupation followed, the Carthusians suffered the same fate as all the religious communities of the islands of the lagoon, and were transferred to the mainland (in Montello).
The invaders moved to Paris as their use, all the artworks that they found the island.
The state of neglect of the island lasted until the end of the last century, when in 1997 was carried out major work reorganization and morphological recovery, reuse and economic revitalization (marina, boardwalk and pier for the water bus stop).
Characteristic element of the island is its forest, rich in native and oriental tree species: robinia, hackberry, mulberry, black and white poplar, ash, Japanese privet and marsh cane.
The forest is populated by numerous communities of rabbits, birds and cats.
In June 2012, a tornado has unfortunately devastated part, saving vessels at berth and main buildings. They are still ongoing work to restore and the practicability of the forest.
There is project upon the Island that unites public (shared) and private (Vento di Venezia srl), in the realization of an equipped urban park open to the public, with naturalistic features and without architectural barriers, with didactic and new initiatives agriculture and handicraft.
The project aims to highlight this port, the natural gateway to the city and the North Lagoon Park.
Its history in fact, always sees preferential way for entry into Lagoon.
Currently (2015) the work continues. It has an ongoing arrangement and securing of the northern center of the park; the job list has lengthened because of the 2012 tornado.
Nautical instructions. The island of Certosa is accessible for boats up to 3 meters draft; the dock offers moorings for boats up to sixty meters, it is frequented by passing boats from all over the world, whose owners often choose to stop here, bewitched by the charm of the place.
The shipyard has specialized labor in the construction and repair of wooden boats, as well as for maintenance of plant engineering. Addition to these services there are: bar, restaurant, hotel, a small ship chandler, and a beach that overlooking the San Nicolò channel.
A mobile bridge connects the moorings located on the west side of the island. This is manually closed for the passage of people and immediately reopened.
From this side of the island, towards Murano and Arsenale, it is currently (2014) growing a new saltmarsh, through the work of dredging and artificial containment.
Access by sea.
Entering the harbor of the Lido, keep left and pass between the island of Lido and the fort of S. Andrea (San Nicolò channel).
The dock can be reached from both the Channel of Vignole, keeping to the right just after the fort of San Andrea and passing between the Island of Certosa and the fortress. you can also enter via Sant'Elena channel, taking circumnavigating the island clockwise, up the entrance channel of the Marina, just past the long walkway (Vaporetto Certosa stop) ACTV.
The entrance is marked with red and green lights at night.
Position: 45 ° 26 'N 12 ° 22' E.
The Island is always linked to San'Elena, San Pietro or Lido.
Alilaguna boats connect the airport Certosa, and during the night or in case of boarding the boat (to strike or fog) a boat ("Caronte") watch ensures the ferry service between the island and Sant'elena ("Tifosi" pontoon) .


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Is there such a thing as feminine architecture? Or architectural gender at all?
For 99% of our history buildings have been designed and built by men. Only very recently, relatively speaking, have women been able to enter the fray. It's perhaps natural that in the beginning they had to emulate men in order to gain the first tentative position of equal standing. The unfortunate thing is that, with that approach, you get yet more men, they just happen to be women. There is a famous picture of Denise Scott Brown, standing on an empty lot with her own critical project, Las Vegas, stretching out behind her. Her pose, hands on hips, legs shoulder width apart, feels rather forced. This squaring off of the human body presents the straight lines and sharp angles of the masculine form. No doubt in 70's America, despite her skills and intelligence, Brown would have to have been forceful in life to hold her ground but it begs the question, does this approach still deny feminism access to the industry. Onwards to 1980's Britain and Margaret Thatcher is prime minister, what an achievement, but is there something missing? Has something been sacrificed in order to play the part? Zaha Hadid is one of the most famous architects in the world and although it's a stock topic for most interviewers, do we really regard her a women? Naturally, this is not to criticise the women who forged the way, it is merely a retrospective observation concerning how those first steps may have influenced where we now stand.
I'm interested to know how this translates into architecture. I feel that any review mentioning 'soft lines' is probably too literal and missing the point. The first image that google has to offer on the subject is of Jeanne Gang's Aqua Tower in Chicago, presumably because it was both designed by a women and features 'soft lines', perhaps it is a case of literal physical interpretation. It's possible of course that feminine/masculine architecture is independent of the architect's gender. It may be that the whole concept simply doesn't exist, I can see Zaha's spectacular style falling in to support of this argument. But is it possible that we haven't seen a true example of feminine architecture yet, or that we have but we are unable to recognise it?
Interesting topic that should ruffle a few feathers. In regard to women in the profession, or rather the lack of them, perhaps (most) women are simply not interested in expressing themselves in brash concrete over-statements that dominate both landscape and people and worship the phallus. Feminine architecture, perhaps, should be sought in the self-build refugee camps and shanty towns where it is they (generally) who create homes and useful spaces out of scrap-heap materials and genuine needs. Or am I being simply too simple and sexist? No, not at all. Not simple or sexist enough. Let's not beat about the bush any more, let's face it – men build and women decorate….
Interesting. It's a difficult topic to approach, and I should have stated that I made the decision to concentrate on mainstream western architecture as a starting point, internationally there are of course examples of the role being traditionally female such as the Maasai in Africa.
It's true, that emergency architecture is popular with women (sounds like a generalisation but that's how the land lies), as are most of the units I personally take at school. In that case, could it be that I will become a feminine architect myself?! I've actually heard of someone taking the 'development and emergency practice' specialisation at uni to "find a girlfriend"! In general though I love to celebrate the differences between men and women and think we can do that now. Equality doesn't mean replication.
I was trying to avoid this sliding into a discussion about sexism as it steers away from the point, but I suppose it must be a consideration. Thanks for the links Layla. It's interesting that a group like this still exist, I suspect it is more of a problem in America than it is here. I believe that any major unbalance we have in the profession is merely the remnants of another time, throughout my education the split has been pretty even and at least half of the young architects I meet are women, the current president of the RIBA and her successor are both women….
What an interesting and brave subject for you to undertake.
I have often thought/wondered the same thing. When I see the architecture of Rudolf Steiner I feel much more at home with its "soft lines", as you put it. I am also attracted to the round homes with round windows of The Shire in the LOTR movies. (Hobbits being more homebody sorts, which is typically associated with female tendencies.) The Taj Mahal, being built for a woman, looks more feminine, to me, and I wonder how much input was female?
I don't see a problem with the idea of soft lines representing women. The controversial Pharaoh of Egypt, Akhenaten, (Queen Nefertiti's husband) has been attributed with female artistic form and completely deviated from the Egyptian architectural style, forming a more open model of community with artwork that depicted depicted soft, rounded forms.
Glad to get another women's contribution. I wonder if you're party draw to soft-lines more by your love of nature than by being female? Maybe the two are linked. Is nature feminine? Mother nature would lead us to believe so. But then most objects of beauty are considered female….
I think to analyze whether a form of architecture is masculine or feminine, we need to study it thru psychoanalytic point of view, such as how color and geometric shape (including that soft lines etc) can be associated to certain gender (feminine/masculine), this has been proven in a study that is visual communication design related . Different kind of color and geometric shape that is applied on graphic design material has certain effect to our visual perception which drive us to has the sense of differentiation between those genders – in this case, the graphic design material would be architectural elements. this kind of thinking process also has something to do with how socially and culturally we borrow the signs of feminine and masculine figure and put the concept on other objects surround us, including architecture.
that just what I've found by been trying to figure out the same question, if not mistaken or not doing premature analysis. I'm actually in the beginning of composing my paper about how to identify the gender of a building thru it's architectural elements and what can be captured visually. well, pardon the grammar thou, english is not my first language.


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Gatland names 42-man Wales training squad for the World Cup
Uncapped Cardiff Blues players Owen Lane and Rhys Carre have been named in a 42-man Wales World Cup training squad.
Prop Carre, who will join Saracens later this year, and wing Lane are in a group that comprises 19 backs and 23 forwards.
Head coach Warren Gatland has included 36 of his squad selected for this season's Six Nations, when Wales were crowned Grand Slam champions.
Bath's British and Irish Lions number eight Taulupe Faletau, who has missed much of this season due to injury, is selected, along with back-row colleagues Aaron Shingler and James Davies.
There is also a place for experienced Ospreys lock Bradley Davies as Wales face a busy summer of preparation that features four warm-up Tests.
Injured flankers Ellis Jenkins and Thomas Young are both excluded, but could come into consideration later this summer depending on their recoveries.
Gatland said: "It is exciting to name our training squad and to get the RWC ball rolling.
"We've named a 42-man squad, packed with experience. A good number of the Grand Slam-winning squad are in there, plus some players who have returned from injury.
"The last couple of years have been about building depth and exposing players, and we have done that well, so we have kept the numbers down to make the squad as manageable as possible.
"We have been really impressed with Rhys and with Owen. They have both been on our succession plan for a while, and it will be good to have them in camp with us and to see what they are able to do."
Wales kick off their World Cup campaign in Japan against Georgia on September 23, which is followed by pool stage appointments with Australia, Fiji and Uruguay.
It will be Gatland's last campaign before he steps down as Wales boss, with many pundits feeling his players could match - or better - reaching the 2011 semi-finals.
Wales' busy summer of preparation will be highlighted by home and away games against England and Ireland, starting at Twickenham on August 11 and finishing in Dublin 27 days later.
Gatland is set to name his final World Cup squad during the week of the second Ireland game.
The New Zealander will also oversee training camp trips to Switzerland in July and Turkey the following month.
Wales will replicate their 2015 World Cup build-up in Switzerland, again basing themselves at Fiesch in the Swiss Alps for two weeks.
On August 18 they will depart for warm-weather training at Turkey's Gloria Sports Arena before heading to Japan just over three weeks later and a further training camp in Kitakyushu.
Wales training squad for Rugby World Cup
Forwards: Leon Brown (Dragons), Rhys Carre (Cardiff Blues), Rob Evans (Scarlets), Tomas Francis (Exeter), Wyn Jones (Scarlets), Samson Lee (Scarlets), Dillon Lewis (Cardiff Blues), Nicky Smith (Ospreys), Elliot Dee (Dragons), Ryan Elias (Scarlets), Ken Owens (Scarlets), Jake Ball (Scarlets), Adam Beard (Ospreys), Bradley Davies (Ospreys), Cory Hill (Dragons), Alun Wyn Jones (Ospreys), James Davies (Scarlets), Taulupe Faletau (Bath), Ross Moriarty (Dragons), Josh Navidi (Cardiff Blues), Aaron Shingler (Scarlets), Justin Tipuric (Ospreys), Aaron Wainwright (Dragons).
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Effect of anisotropy on compressive and tensile properties of asphalt mixtures
Michael Mamlouk, Matthew W. Witczak, Kamil Kaloush, Yow Shi Ho
WPC: Agribusiness, Morrison School of
IAFSE-SEBE: Civil and Environmental Engineering
The research effort in this paper was part of the Superpave Support and Performance Models Management Project (Advanced Material Characterization) and was funded by the National Cooperative Highway Research Program Project 9-19. Anisotropy of hot mix asphalt materials greatly depends on specimen preparation, testing conditions, and test parameters under consideration. The objective of this study was to evaluate the anisotropy of selected test properties for specimens specially prepared with the Superpave gyratory compactor and cored in the vertical, horizontal, and diagonal directions. The number of gyrations during compaction was adjusted on a trial-and-error basis to produce cores having air void contents of 4.0 ± 0.5% regardless of the direction of coring. Confined compression and tension tests were performed on the cored test specimens. The analysis included parameters such as the compressive / tensile strength, modulus of elasticity, and strain at failure. All test results were analyzed statistically. The majority of the test results (compression and tension) showed no significant effect of test specimen orientation on the test parameters at the 5% level of significance and for the test conditions used in the study. These results indicated that anisotropic effects might be ignored for the asphalt mixture used in this study using the special preparation method in the Superpave gyratory compactor.
Journal of Testing and Evaluation
Asphalt mixtures
Tensile properties
Specimen preparation
Elastic moduli
Compression test
Tension test
Materials Science (miscellaneous)
Mamlouk, M., Witczak, M. W., Kaloush, K., & Ho, Y. S. (2002). Effect of anisotropy on compressive and tensile properties of asphalt mixtures. Journal of Testing and Evaluation, 30(5), 432-438.
Effect of anisotropy on compressive and tensile properties of asphalt mixtures. / Mamlouk, Michael; Witczak, Matthew W.; Kaloush, Kamil; Ho, Yow Shi.
In: Journal of Testing and Evaluation, Vol. 30, No. 5, 09.2002, p. 432-438.
Mamlouk, M, Witczak, MW, Kaloush, K & Ho, YS 2002, 'Effect of anisotropy on compressive and tensile properties of asphalt mixtures', Journal of Testing and Evaluation, vol. 30, no. 5, pp. 432-438.
Mamlouk M, Witczak MW, Kaloush K, Ho YS. Effect of anisotropy on compressive and tensile properties of asphalt mixtures. Journal of Testing and Evaluation. 2002 Sep;30(5):432-438.
Mamlouk, Michael ; Witczak, Matthew W. ; Kaloush, Kamil ; Ho, Yow Shi. / Effect of anisotropy on compressive and tensile properties of asphalt mixtures. In: Journal of Testing and Evaluation. 2002 ; Vol. 30, No. 5. pp. 432-438.
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N2 - The research effort in this paper was part of the Superpave Support and Performance Models Management Project (Advanced Material Characterization) and was funded by the National Cooperative Highway Research Program Project 9-19. Anisotropy of hot mix asphalt materials greatly depends on specimen preparation, testing conditions, and test parameters under consideration. The objective of this study was to evaluate the anisotropy of selected test properties for specimens specially prepared with the Superpave gyratory compactor and cored in the vertical, horizontal, and diagonal directions. The number of gyrations during compaction was adjusted on a trial-and-error basis to produce cores having air void contents of 4.0 ± 0.5% regardless of the direction of coring. Confined compression and tension tests were performed on the cored test specimens. The analysis included parameters such as the compressive / tensile strength, modulus of elasticity, and strain at failure. All test results were analyzed statistically. The majority of the test results (compression and tension) showed no significant effect of test specimen orientation on the test parameters at the 5% level of significance and for the test conditions used in the study. These results indicated that anisotropic effects might be ignored for the asphalt mixture used in this study using the special preparation method in the Superpave gyratory compactor.
AB - The research effort in this paper was part of the Superpave Support and Performance Models Management Project (Advanced Material Characterization) and was funded by the National Cooperative Highway Research Program Project 9-19. Anisotropy of hot mix asphalt materials greatly depends on specimen preparation, testing conditions, and test parameters under consideration. The objective of this study was to evaluate the anisotropy of selected test properties for specimens specially prepared with the Superpave gyratory compactor and cored in the vertical, horizontal, and diagonal directions. The number of gyrations during compaction was adjusted on a trial-and-error basis to produce cores having air void contents of 4.0 ± 0.5% regardless of the direction of coring. Confined compression and tension tests were performed on the cored test specimens. The analysis included parameters such as the compressive / tensile strength, modulus of elasticity, and strain at failure. All test results were analyzed statistically. The majority of the test results (compression and tension) showed no significant effect of test specimen orientation on the test parameters at the 5% level of significance and for the test conditions used in the study. These results indicated that anisotropic effects might be ignored for the asphalt mixture used in this study using the special preparation method in the Superpave gyratory compactor.
KW - Anisotropy
KW - Asphalt mixtures
KW - Compression test
KW - Tension test
JO - Journal of Testing and Evaluation
JF - Journal of Testing and Evaluation


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Send Flowers for Joseph "Trey"
Joseph "Trey" Conrad Gilardone
October 27, 1953 ~ June 3, 2019 (age 65)
GILARDONE, Joseph Conrad, "Trey" age 65 and resident of Kutztown, passed away on June3, 2019. Born on October 27, 1953 in Virginville, PA, Trey was theson of the late Joseph Conrad Jr.and Darlene (Mays) Gilardone. Trey was a 1971 graduate of Kutztown Area High School. He attended Kutztown State College, Muhlenberg College and Valley Forge Military Academy. He also earned a certificate in electronics from Lincoln Technical School. Trey was engaged in operations and bookkeeping for J.C. Gilardone & Sons – Virginville over several periods of employment there. Trey owned and operated "T Enterprises" and created his own corporation and patented "Pennsylvania: A State of Mind" which dealt in textiles. Trey was also involved in real estate ventures and rental properties. In his youth he participated in Club Scouts and Boy Scouts. Later, he volunteered for the Virginville Fire Company. He learned to fly at the Kutztown Airport. He enjoyed spelunking. Trey was indeed a happy-go-lucky guy. He loved to engage in conversation, which usually involved direct eye contact, a smile and laughter. Trey had a knack for addressing everyone by their name and was widely known in Kutztown. Trey was an avid motorcyclist and in his earlier years a diehard dirt biker. He was a member of the Tower dirt bikers club. A self-taught guitar player and collector, Trey loved jamming with his friends. Trey is survived by his sisters, Joan C. (Gilardone) Boltz, Akron, Lancaster County and Lori A. (Gilardone) Borkey, Kutztown. He is also survived by his Strachan and Mays cousins. Visitation will be on 6/11/19starting at 9:30 am until the time of the memorial service, which will begin at 10:30 am at Hildenbrand Funeral Home, 346 West Main St. Kutztown, PA. A private inurnment will occur at a later date. Contributions in memory of Trey can be made to the Kutztown Fire Company, P.O. Box 241, Kutztown, PA 19530 or the Community Fire Company of Virginville, 20 First Street, P.O. Box 122, Virginville, PA 19564.
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Level horizon? Only if you want. Rule of Thirds? Who needs it? Shoot at eye level? Naw. Be creative. Do something "out there". For this challenge we are asking you to take a picture that in your mind breaks one or more of the 'rules' of good photography, yet still results in a great image. Check the following link for some of the well known principles of good composition in photography: http://www.photographymad.com/pages/view/10-top-photography-composition-rules, and remember to have fun.
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California moves to consider reparations for slavery
SACRAMENTO, Calif. (AP) — California lawmakers are setting up a task force to study and make recommendations for reparations to African Americans, particularly the descendants of slaves, as the nation struggles again with civil rights and unrest following the latest shooting of a Black man by police.
The state Senate supported creating the nine-member commission on a bipartisan 33-3 vote Saturday. The measure returns to the Assembly for a final vote before lawmakers adjourn for the year on Monday, though Assembly members overwhelmingly already approved an earlier version of the bill.
"Let's be clear: Chattel slavery, both in California and across our nation, birthed a legacy of racial harm and inequity that continues to impact the conditions of Black life in California," said Democratic Sen. Holly Mitchell of Los Angeles.
She cited disproportionate homelessness, unemployment, involvement in the criminal justice system, lower academic performance and higher health risks during the coronavirus pandemic.
Although California before the Civil War was officially a free state, Mitchell listed legal and judicial steps state officials took at the time to support slavery in Southern states while repressing Blacks.
The legislation would require the task force to conduct a detailed study of the impact of slavery in California and recommend to the Legislature by July 2023 the form of compensation that should be awarded, how it should be awarded, and who should be should be eligible for compensation.
The panel, which would start meeting no later than June 2021, could also recommend other forms of rehabilitation or redress.
In the last two years, Texas, New York, and Vermont have considered similar legislation, according to a legislative analysis. It said reparations could take the form of cash, housing assistance, lower tuition, forgiving student loans, job training or community investments, for instance.
Sen. Steven Bradford, a Democrat from Gardena who supported the bill, said he only wished it was more than a study.
He noted that Friday marked the 57th anniversary of the March on Washington and The Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.'s "I Have a Dream" speech.
"If the 40 acres and a mule that was promised to free slaves were delivered to the descendants of those slaves today, we would all be billionaires," Bradford said. "I hear far too many people say, 'Well, I didn't own slaves, that was so long ago.' Well, you inherit wealth — you can inherit the debt that you owe to African-Americans."
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Hands on: HP Mini 311 review
By Dan Grabham 2009-09-15T11:43:00.257Z Mobile computing
Nvidia Ion adds pixel poke to this £349 netbook
The Mini 311 will be available in HP and Compaq guises
HP's new Mini is a cracker – and we got a close up look at it yesterday courtesy of Nvidia.
The netbook boasts the company's Ion graphics chip and as a result will playback HD video without issue.
The 11.6-inch 1,366 x 768 screened marvel has a lot going for it – not least its superb £349 price point.
Indeed, it seems the £350-£400 band will be a competitive hotbed over the coming months, as manufacturers try and pack more power into the netbook market.
The new model goes up against fellow Ion-powered netbooks such as the 12.1-inch Lenovo IdeaPad S12, and Samsung's 11.6-inch N510. Nvidia says many more will follow. The Samsung is set to retail at around £379-399 though it seems the model will have a faster Atom chip than the HP.
The HP system we saw had a 1.6GHz Atom N270 as well as 3GB of memory, though expect that to vary on its full UK release. The version we've photographed here has Compaq branding, though there's also a pic of the HP variant at the bottom of this piece. Various versions will be available, and expect to see it when Windows 7 launches.
An Nvidia representative said the six-cell battery has about six hours of battery life, though we'll reserve judgement on that one.
As well as being able to watch 1080p HD video it can also make a passable attempt at gaming. We saw Call of Duty 4 being played (with reduced detail) on the netbook, as well as HD footage (the Star Trek trailer) being played through the netbook yet displayed on an attached plasma screen via HDMI.
Ion provides 24-bit 8-channel LPCM uncompressed audio through the HDMI connector. There's a VGA connector for output to older monitors and three USB ports are also provided.
The keyboard isn't firm enough for our liking - it might look the part, but there's better out there. The keys are, however, a good size and you will get used to them quickly. They're certainly better than the small keys given to the new Ion-touting N510 by Samsung. The mouse keys and trackpad are better though and decently sized for a netbook.
However, Ion can't help the speed of the system itself, which remains rather slow. A single core Atom processor isn't quite cut out for the job, and we're looking forward to the time when netbook performance gets a little fillip from the chaps at Intel. It did, however, cope fairly well with a copy of Windows 7 Ultimate installed (though we'd expect the Mini 311 is far more likely to ship with Home Premium).
Here's the HP variant. As you can see it's remarkably similar, but HP will release the different branding depending on country.
The Mini 311 is, processor power aside, finally a netbook you can do some serious work with - and you can hardly complain about the price. £349 is an absolute steal and the HP blows the existing line of equivalent-priced models out of the water.
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'Last Man Standing' Star Amanda Fuller Gave Birth to Her First Baby
By Megan Stein
Last Man Standing's Amanda Fuller welcomed her first baby with husband Matthew Bryan Feld.
The actress didn't share many details about their son, but she did post a sweet photo announcing the news.
Congrats are in order for Last Man Standing star Amanda Fuller!
The 35-year-old gave birth to her and her husband Matthew Bryan Feld's first baby in November. She hasn't shared much about the couple's boy, including his name, but she did post a photo announcing the news and accompanied it with a sweet caption.
"Happiest one week of life to my new hero-my son…and my new body," she wrote. "We had a baby."
Amanda and Matthew were thrilled to hear that they'd be expecting a child for many reasons, one being that she was told it'd be "nearly impossible" due to her chronic illness and endometriosis. But since they heard the good news, the two have been celebrating with special events like a backyard baby shower with their families in October.
"Having almost all of our favorite people in one place at the same time, [in] our new home nonetheless, literally showering us and our growing little bear with unconditional love and support was something I'll never forget," the Orange Is the New Black actress told People. "It was like something out of a dream for me."
Amanda's former Last Man Standing co-star Molly Ephraim, who played middle daughter Mandy, replied to Amanda's birth announcement with a series of exclamation marks. Molly McCook, the show's new Mandy, also liked the post, and we're sure her on-screen parents Tim Allen and Nancy Travis are just as thrilled for Amanda's new addition.
We can't wait to hear more about Amanda and Matthew's little "miracle."
Megan Stein Megan Stein is the executive editor for The Pioneer Woman, and oversees entertainment, features, and news for the website.
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El fallone di Gravina es un queso fresco y delicado producido en la zona de Gravina, en la provincia de Bari (Italia). El fallone se consume muy fresco, posiblemente el mismo día en que se elabora. Los artesanos de Apulia lo producen siempre con leche cruda, mientras las queserías emplean leche pasteurizada. Aparte de esta diferencia la receta no cambia, añadiéndose a la leche de oveja un porcentaje de leche de cabra (10-15%) para dar a la pasta una carácter más decidido. La cuajada se picada finamente y se limpia de suero con las manos, se divide en porciones, y se introduce en moldes de plástico que han reemplazado a los más antiguos de mimbre. El fallone está listo pronto para su consumo: textura suave, grasa y compacto, con un sabor distintivo.

Desde 2009 el consorcio de operadores de alimentos de la Murgia (C.O.Agri) ha puesto en práctica políticas para la mejora del fallone di Gravina a la manera tradicional.

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These old grains are being updated with new ideas, and they deserve a place on your table.
In 1991, archaeologists discovered Otzi, a 7,000-year-old mummy, lollygagging around in the Swiss Alps. In his stomach: A final meal of an ancient grain known as einkorn.
Cut to today, and ancient grains—or, at least, more traditional ones—of all kinds, including einkorn, have landed on the menus of five-star restaurants. Spelt, quinoa, amaranth, teff—the best chefs in the world are now using them, and in everything from cakes to salads.
Thanks to brands such as Jovial, Bob's Red Mill and Bluebird Grain Farms, using these grains at home is now easier than ever. But how to cook with them? Have a look at our favorite ideas and recipes.


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Back | Programme Area: Markets, Business and Regulation (2000 - 2009)
Rethinking Business Regulation: From Self-Regulation to Social Control
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Series Papers
Beyond Pragmatism: Appraising UN-Business Partnerships
Programme Paper: 1
Waking Up to Risk: Corporate Responses to HIV/AIDS in the Workplace
Programme Paper: 12
Barricades and Boardrooms: A Contemporary History of the Corporate Accountability Movement
The Political Economy of Corporate Responsibility in Brazil: Social and Environmental Dimensions
The "Pay Your Taxes" Debate: Perspectives on Corporate Taxation and Social Responsibility in the Chilean Mining Industry
The Political Economy of Corporate Responsibility in India
Corporate Partnerships and Community Development in the Nigerian Oil Industry: Strengths and Limitations
Corporate Codes of Conduct: Self Regulation in a Global Economy
Neither Public Nor Private: Unpacking the Johannesburg Water Corporatization Model
Historia del sector sanitario chileno: De la gestión estatal hasta el proceso de privatización
Social Policies and Water Sector Reform
Corporate Environmental Responsibility in Singapore and Malaysia
Noble Networks? Advocacy for Global Justice and the "Network Effect"
How Far Does it Go? The Buenos Aires Water Concession a Decade after the Reform
Assessing the Impact of Public-Private Partnerships in the Global South: The Case of the Kasur Tanneries Pollution Control Project.
Regulating Large International Firms
Trade, Regionalism and the Politics of Policy Making in Nicaragua
De la Françafrique à la responsabilité sociale des entreprises: Les dynamiques entre les firmes, l'Etat et les mouvements sociaux en France
Corporate Social Responsibility in Indonesia: Quixotic Dream or Confident Expectation?
The Changing Coordinates of Trade and Power in Latin America: Implications for Policy Space and Policy Coherence
Mobilizing Revenues from Extractive Industries: Protecting and Promoting Children's Rights and Well-Being in Resource-Rich Countries
Business Elites in Panama: Sources of Power and State Capture
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One of the greatest challenges in the contemporary era of globalization and economic liberalization is how to ensure that the freeing-up of markets and the increasing dominance of transnational corporations (TNCs) in global trade, investment and value chains do not undermine patterns of development that are socially inclusive and ecologically sustainable. Several decades ago, many policy makers, activists and scholars looked to the state to protect against the perverse effects of markets and the concentration of capital. With the rise of neoliberal orthodoxy in the 1970s, perversity was not only downplayed in certain circles but also associated more with "state failure". Markets, it was assumed, could be kept in check largely by a minimalist state and corporate self-regulation. A discourse and a set of policies, practices and institutions associated with corporate social responsibility (CSR) gained ground in the 1980s and went global in the 1990s. This CSR agenda centred heavily on the promotion of voluntary initiatives to minimize malpractice or improve social, environmental and human rights dimensions of business performance, as well as on the regulatory role of non-state actors in standard-setting and implementation.
This paper examines contemporary aspects of business regulation associated with CSR with a view to understanding its considerable influence in business, civil society, governmental and multilateral circles; as well as to assessing its potential to counter the perverse effects of economic liberalization and corporate-led globalization, and reassert social control over markets. Section 1 describes the increasing role of both private and non-governmental authority in the social regulation of business, and how the CSR agenda has evolved to embrace a broader range of issues and practices. Section 2 examines the gradual hardening of regulatory approaches, from softer voluntary initiatives that characterized corporate self-regulation to "co-regulation" and multistakeholder initiatives; and, more recently, the renewed attention to legalistic approaches within the emerging corporate accountability agenda.
Section 3 focuses on the potential for regulating business through forms of "articulated regulation", a term used to refer to the coming together of different regulatory approaches in ways that are complementary and synergistic, or less contradictory. While this is an important feature of the emerging corporate accountability agenda, it has received little attention in conceptual and strategic thinking. Four forms of articulated regulation are identified. They include complementarity between different non-governmental regulatory systems, the interface between confrontational and collaborationist forms of civil society activism, linkages between voluntary and legalistic approaches or public policy, and greater policy coherence at both the micro level of the firm and the macro level of government and international policy.
As a basis for understanding and assessing the potential and limitations of ratcheting-up and scaling-up CSR and corporate accountability, the paper considers, in section 4, the theory and practice of progressive institutional reform. The discussion focuses on the way in which different elements and contexts related to crisis, agency, ideas, institutions and structure intervene and interact to explain processes of institutional change, and how these aspects have shaped the CSR and corporate accountability agendas.
This discussion cautions against broad generalizations about the future trajectory of CSR and corporate accountability, noting that outcomes are likely to vary considerably in different enterprise, industrial, societal and capitalist settings. The concluding section does suggest, however, that the major obstacles confronting these different agendas are structural and political. Referring to three periods in the twentieth century when more socially sensitive forms of corporate capitalism emerged, the analysis suggests that the structural and political conditions that were conducive to such developments are far less in evidence today. Indeed, while the mainstream CSR agenda has amassed considerable political momentum, its proponents generally ignore the extent to which the scaling-up and deepening of CSR confronts a contradictory macroeconomic environment. The corporate accountability movement, for its part, attempts to address these structural issues but confronts the major political challenge of not only overcoming powerful opposition but also building alliances and networks within and across societal groups and regions.
Pub. Date: 1 Sep 2005
Pub. Place: Geneva


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Nigerian Athletes competing well EVERYWHERE…EXCEPT NIGERIA!!!
What do Femi Ogunode, Chijindu Ujah, Lyukman Adams and Kemi Adekoya all have in common? Well, there is a continuing trend which continues to show itself plainly all over the World of Athletics – Nigerians are supremely TALENTED people. Only problem is, Nigeria does not seem to be reaping the benefits of this embarrassment of riches when it comes to talent. A cursory look at this weekend's Track & Field action all over the world shows athletes of Nigerian origin doing big things everywhere, albeit for their adopted countries or countries of birth…
Firstly, the annual GreatCity Games on the streets of Manchester took place on Saturday, and while the highlight of the event was surely Yohan Blake's return from last year's hamstring injury with at 14.71s win in the 150 metres, Qatar's Femi Ogunode and Britain's Chijindu Ujah, finished 1st & 2nd in the 100metres with times of 10.10s and 10.14s respectively, ahead of Team GB's recently crowned 60m World Indoor Champion Richard Kilty:
So who are Ogunode and Ujah? Well Femi Ogunode is the second athlete that Nigeria lost to Qatar, after Asian 100m Record Holder, Samuel Francis. Ogunode moved to Qatar in 2009 and started competing for them the following year. He is the 200m National Record Holder for Qatar with 20.30s. He just returned from a 2-year drug suspension, and has started the 2014 Athletics season very well, with the 60m World Indoor Championship bronze medal in March, and a solid 20.38s run in the 200m at the Doha Diamond League earlier this month. Interestingly, his younger brother, Tosin Ogunode, started competing for Qatar this year, and promptly became the Asian 60m Record Holder with a 6.50s run in January!
Chijindu Ujah on the other hand was born and bred in the UK, so Nigeria cannot lay any claim to him except in his name. He is one of an upcoming new generation of British sprinters who are getting set to light up the world for years to come. He is the current European Junior 100m Champion and also a Silver medallist at the 2011 Commonwealth Youth Games (u-17). In Saturday's race, he lowered his PB from 10.26s to 10.14s, which means that at the age of 20, he's already faster than Nigeria's best sprinters currently. His is not the only Nigerian name in Team GB's youth sprint set-up – last year, Ojie Edoborun won a World Youth (u-17) Championships Silver medal in the 100m in 10.35s – even a 17 year-old British-born Nigerian is running as fast as our best senior athletes!
Triple Jumper Lyukman Adams is another outstanding world-class athlete that Nigeria can lay no claim to, apart from the fact that he was born to a Nigerian father, though he has lived his lived his whole life in Russia and never been to Nigeria. The Russian athlete has GOLD and Bronze medals in the Triple Jump from the last two World Indoor Championships, and has also started the 2014 outdoor season well, with a victory in the Shanghai Diamond League yesterday with a 17.10m jump. Interestingly, Britain's former World Champion and Olympic Silver Medallist, Phillips Idowu, a 17.81m jumper at his best in 2010, was down in 6th place.
The Athletics world is rife with athletes of Nigerian origin doing big things all over the world. USA's Omo Osaghae is the current 60m Hurdles World Indoor Champion. James Dasaolu is the 2nd fastest Brit in history with 9.91s. Formerly of USA and now competing for Britain, Tiffany Porter (née Ofili) is a World Championship Bronze Medallist in the 100m Hurdles, and also won her race at the GreatCity Games in Manchester on Saturday. But these are mostly athletes that were born abroad so, apart from hailing the origin of their genes, Nigeria cannot take credit for their emergence on the world stage.
Which is why when Athletes born and bred in Nigeria switch countries and also start firing on all cylinders, one has to wonder why no one is Nigeria is prepared to train these athletes to the same level as our rival nations all over the world are prepared to do – why do we value our own people less than the rest of the world does? The shocking story of Kemi Adekoya's switch to Bahrain, for whom she set a new Bahraini record in the 400m Hurdles in Qatar on May 9th, has been reverberating around the Athletics world…
← Nigeria's 6th RELAY Medal – Men's 4x100m Silver @ Athens '97 World Championships!
Nigeria's 7th & GREATEST RELAY Medal – Men's 4x400m GOLD @ Sydney 2000 Olympics! →
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BSA May 21, 2014 at 6:05 pm #
Our dear nation has failed and has failed greatly.
Which sector is availed of this failure? Education, communication, health,
Roads are bad, no security, no fuel…. lnfact, what is working in Nigeria?
This athletes would switch nationality since nobody cares for the progress
Of the country in that area. Only what comes to individual pockets matters.
EXCLUSIVE Interview (Part II) with Olympic Bronze Medallist, Deji Aliu, on his new Track Club! | Making of Champions - May 20, 2014
[…] we published the story Nigerian Athletes competing well EVERYWHERE…EXCEPT NIGERIA, where we asked why as Nigerians we are not doing enough for our athletes, many of whom go abroad […]
As Britain's CHIJINDU UJAH breaks 10 seconds, we ask – WHY AREN'T NIGERIANS DOING THE SAME? | Making of Champions - June 9, 2014
[…] is another massive personal best from the virtually unknown British youngster, whom we reported had brought his PB down from 10.26s to 10.14s at the Manchester Great CityGames only last month. Now he has truly announced his arrival on the big stage, and he has British commentators […]
Nigeria's new American Athletes – Should they be running for Nigeria??? | Making of Champions - June 30, 2014
[…] enough to compete for USA, while we lose our best World-Class talents, such as Kemi Adekoya and Femi Ogunode, to the likes of Bahrain and Qatar respectively? Essentially, it would appear that we are […]
Are Nigeria's Mercenary Athletes Eligible to run for Nigeria??? | Sports with Enee - July 6, 2014


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'My Heroes Have Always Been Junkies:' Trade Paperback Review
Stemming from a love for the idea of drug addicts, the souls of artists drawn towards the needle have been an utter fascination for protagonist Ellie following the death of her mother via drugs almost ten years prior. In premise, it's a standalone narrative with a couple that are introduced during rehab while they recover from drug addiction.
The creative duo of Sean Phillips and Ed Brubaker have made a significant splash for the comic book medium. Their first critical darling was the monstrously underappreciated Sleeper. Following their fifteen-year partnership, they have created a singular original graphic novel in My Heroes Have Always Been Junkies that acts to be a novella for their series, Criminal. In the vein of varied Criminal books, Kill or Be Killed, The Fade Out, Incognito, and Fatale, this graphic novel blurs the lines of societal norms and morality.
With the artistically simple style that Phillips has incorporated, an array of expressions engage the romantic narrative that served to underline the noir tone. In every way, this story acts as a tragedy to see how these people were failed as we watch them struggle with dealing in the decisions they've made.
Elevating this book further are the gorgeous colors by Jacob Phillips. It deals in varied pastels and cool colors which provide a dynamism that embellishes this unique genre switching story. In many ways, Phillips brings the same realism that Van Gogh once brought to his starry sky. It's not about the accuracy of the sky, but in the feeling the sky gives our eyes. Here, the paired styles capture the nuanced emotions of these characters. With almost every page being richly layered and brought to life with such grace and depth, this is not a graphic novel to be missed. It brings insight into such human conditions, and more so allows us to see the ramifications of the beauty we see.
Creative Team: Ed Brubaker (writer), Sean Phillips (artist), Jacob Phillips (colorist)
Publisher: Image Comics
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I have studied the Bible for about 17 years, and still don't know it all, and don't think any human should ever claim to. But one thing bothers me about what I've seen with my own research and what most Christian religions teach. Most fall into one of 2 categories, from my observance.
1. At the end of time God will take his people "home" or "to heaven" and the people left will burn forever in firey torment in hell and the earth will be destroyed.
2. Same as #1 only the earth isn't mentioned at all. I guess it just sits here for eternity serving no purpose.
Is one of these the belief of the particular Christian faith that this board represents? If so I have questions.
Is one of these the belief of the particular Christian faith that this board represents? If so I have questions.Revelation says the earth will be made new.
Some Christians may have to go through the tribulation. And some may be martyred during it.
I'm not sure if I agree with either, What I see thought scripture is that the Earth will be transformed, that is with the fire. A new Earth and new Heaven.
Read 2 Pet. 3 in the KJV and what you read is what reality is.
This earth will be dissolved burned up and pass away.
God will create a new heaven and earth, not just a new earth.
The burnt up earth is not the place of eternal fire in hell.
That place, where ever it is, is a spiritual place, (not physical as is our present reality) for the demons and the souls of men not saved.
Revelation 21:1And I saw a new heaven and a new earth: for the first heaven and the first earth were passed away(παρέρχομαι); and there was no more sea.
4And God shall wipe away all tears from their eyes; and there shall be no more death, neither sorrow, nor crying, neither shall there be any more pain: for the former things are passed away(ἀπέρχομαι).
2 different Greek words were used by John for passed away.
παρέρχομαι - pass away, pass over, perish.
ἀπέρχομαι - go away, depart.
OK. I didn't mean to make assumptions. Just throwing out what I've heard from local churches.
So, my first question is why make a new earth, transformed into a place without tears, death, sorrow, etc. if the future that we have to look to is only either heaven or hell based on how we live our lives?
The first Man Adam was never created to live in Heaven, he was created to to live on the Earth for all of eternity. Since the first Man Adam sinned, he destroyed the perfect eternal physics of the Universe, the Earth, and all of the life on Earth, including himself. The first Man Adam failed.
The second Man Adam, Jesus the Christ, succeeded in not falling into sin, and he will restore the Universe, the Earth, and all of it's life to eternal perfection, and he will reign as king with his bride(the church), for all of eternity over the nations.
Who exactly makes up the nations, not sure? The Bible is not 100% clear on who the nations are exactly, but they are not the bride of Christ, we know this for sure.
Revelation says the earth will be made new.
This is talking about political heavens and earth not literalPolitical heavens? What does that mean?
Christianity doesn't teach that we will live forever in heaven. The true destination for God's people is the New Earth. We won't exist as mere spirits in a spiritual realm, we will exist with resurrected bodies on actual ground. Heaven, as the term is usually used, is only the intermediate state (the place of the righteous between their death and judgment day). Whether the New Earth is a totally new planet starting from scratch or a transformation of the current planet is debated, but I think the latter. God is in the business of redeeming things.
It seems like no one has the same opinion on this.
Clearly everyone can not be right, and God can't approve of all these different ideas. The Bible is harmonious from beginning to end, and so should be the people who claim to follow it. There can only be one truth, and an honest Christian should want to know it and be meek enough to let it shape his/her way of thinking.
I agree that we were made to live on earth, because the Bible tells us that in Genesis.
Where does Heaven being a holding place come from?
Put away what you think you know and look at the following scriptures with an open honest mind in your own Bible, with your own eyes.
Who will live on the new earth is very clear in the Bible in Psalm 37. Vs. 10,11, and 29 specifically. Meekness, and righteousness are shown by the ones who will inherit the land. These qualities are not valued by wicked people. Instead haughtiness and a self serving attitude are. One group is destroyed, and the other inherits the land. Plain and simple.
Christianity doesn't teach that we will live forever in heaven. The true destination for God's people is the New Earth. We won't exist as mere spirits in a spiritual realm, we will exist with resurrected bodies on actual ground. Heaven, as the term is usually used, is only the intermediate state (the place of the righteous between their death and judgment day). Whether the New Earth is a totally new planet starting from scratch or a transformation of the current planet is debated, but I think the latter. God is in the business of redeeming things.I don't believe that's what is taught in the bible.
I believe resurrected people will be able to go back and forth between heaven and earth. Just like the angels on Jacob's ladder.
nzyr, for what purpose? In the beginning there is no mention, that I am aware of, of Adam and Eve going back and forth. They were able to talk to God without any travel.
God never told the couple that they would live for a short while and then go to Heaven, either. Disobedience would result in death, but no limit otherwise was placed on the length of life on earth as long as they didn't sin.
There can be no reason for God to change His purpose for mankind just because 2 humans wouldn't obey, and made a mess of our lives.
Please, read for yourself and see.
Psalm 37. Matthew 6. Revelation 21. All good examples of the future that Christians are promised.
The new Jerusalem is sort of like heaven on earth. Or heaven and earth becoming joined. Also Elijah went up into heaven in a chariot of fire. He also appeared with Jesus on the mountain top.
the "mansions" in John 14 are not giant houses.
3) metaph. of the God the Holy Spirit indwelling believersWhere is Jesus right now? Heaven.
That's where he is preparing a place for us.


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Northway Exit 3 ramp opens Sunday ahead of schedule
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ALBANY, N.Y. (NEWS10) — Governor Andrew Cuomo announced the grand opening of Exit 3, the new southbound off-ramp from the Northway to Albany Shaker Road in Colonie leading to Albany International Airport Sunday morning.
Cuomo said the opening of Exit 3 is a major step in the completion of the Albany Airport Connector project, which he said is ahead of schedule.
"We're doing two things now – fixing the airport, upgrading the facility but also accessing, improving the access to the airport and from the airport, which will also alleviate traffic in the local area, which backs up because of the access to and from the airport," he said during a press conference Sunday morning.
The project is a $50 million dollar investment aimed to provide direct access to the Capital Region's major airport and alleviate traffic along the Northway in both directions.
The absence of an Exit 3 has been long obvious as the Northway exits go from Exit 2 to Exit 4, Cuomo said.
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Q: EMail is not sending I'm running exim with a CPanel setup. However, I am checking var/log/exim_rejectlog and am not seeing a single issue going to this hotmail account. its just not listed. but the email is not going in.
i tried this:
exim -bt MYEMAIL@hotmail.com
MYEMAIL@hotmail.com
  router = lookuphost, transport = remote_smtp
  host mx4.hotmail.com [65.54.188.72]  MX=5
  host mx4.hotmail.com [65.54.188.94]  MX=5
  host mx4.hotmail.com [65.55.37.88]   MX=5
  host mx4.hotmail.com [65.55.37.104]  MX=5
  host mx4.hotmail.com [65.55.92.136]  MX=5
  host mx4.hotmail.com [65.55.92.152]  MX=5
  host mx4.hotmail.com [65.55.92.184]  MX=5
  host mx4.hotmail.com [65.54.188.110] MX=5
  host mx4.hotmail.com [65.55.37.120]  MX=5
  host mx4.hotmail.com [65.54.188.126] MX=5
  host mx4.hotmail.com [65.55.92.168]  MX=5
  host mx4.hotmail.com [65.55.37.72]   MX=5
root@ns1 [~]# exim -bh 65.54.188.72

**** SMTP testing session as if from host 65.54.188.72
**** but without any ident (RFC 1413) callback.
**** This is not for real!

>>> host in hosts_connection_nolog? no (option unset)
LOG: SMTP connection from [65.54.188.72]
>>> host in host_lookup? no (option unset)
>>> host in host_reject_connection? no (option unset)
>>> host in sender_unqualified_hosts? no (option unset)
>>> host in recipient_unqualified_hosts? no (option unset)
>>> host in helo_verify_hosts? no (option unset)
>>> host in helo_try_verify_hosts? no (option unset)
>>> host in helo_accept_junk_hosts? yes (matched "*")
>>> using ACL "acl_smtp_connect"
>>> processing "accept"
>>> check hosts = +trustedmailhosts
>>> sender host name required, to match against lsearch;/etc/trustedmailhosts
>>> looking up host name for 65.54.188.72
>>> IP address lookup yielded bay0-mc1-f.bay0.hotmail.com
>>> gethostbyname2 looked up these IP addresses:
>>>   name=bay0-mc1-f.bay0.hotmail.com address=65.54.188.72
>>> checking addresses for bay0-mc1-f.bay0.hotmail.com
>>>   65.54.188.72 OK
>>> host in "lsearch;/etc/trustedmailhosts"? no (end of list)
>>> host in "+trustedmailhosts"? no (end of list)
>>> accept: condition test failed in ACL "acl_smtp_connect"
>>> processing "accept"
>>> 65.54.188.72 in "iplsearch;/etc/trustedmailhosts"? no (end of list)
>>> check condition = ${if match_ip{$sender_host_address}{iplsearch;/etc/trustedmailhosts}{1}{0}}
>>>                 = 0
>>> accept: condition test failed in ACL "acl_smtp_connect"
>>> processing "accept"
>>> check hosts = +relay_hosts : +loopback
>>> host in "net-iplsearch;/etc/relayhosts"? no (end of list)
>>> host in "<; 127.0.0.0/8 ; 0.0.0.0 ; ::1 ; 0000:0000:0000:0000:0000:ffff:7f00:0000/8"? no (end of list)
>>> host in "+relay_hosts : +loopback"? no (end of list)
>>> accept: condition test failed in ACL "acl_smtp_connect"
>>> processing "accept"
>>> check hosts = +relay_hosts : +backupmx_hosts
>>> host in "lsearch;/etc/backupmxhosts"? no (end of list)
>>> host in "+relay_hosts : +backupmx_hosts"? no (end of list)
>>> accept: condition test failed in ACL "acl_smtp_connect"
>>> processing "accept"
>>> check condition = ${if eq {$interface_port}{25}{no}{yes}}
>>>                 = yes
>>> accept: condition test succeeded in ACL "acl_smtp_connect"
220-ns1.MYDOMAINNAME.COM ESMTP Exim 4.80 #2 Thu, 17 Jan 2013 15:14:46 -0500
220-We do not authorize the use of this system to transport unsolicited,
220 and/or bulk e-mail.

/var/log/maillog does not contain or show any information on the email.

A: You will need to look at the mail log to see what's happening. It is usually in /var/log/ and called maillog or mail.log.
Just search for the email address in the logfile. That will tell you about each delivery attempt and either that it was successful or why it was not.
If you smarthost all your email via another provider, you will need to ask them to investigate as the logs for final delivery will be on their side.
Successfully getting emails delivered into hotmail consistently over a period of time was not an easy task (though I have not tried this for a while).

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