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WFP Kyrgyz Republic Country Brief, August 2020
11,077 people assisted in August 2020
271 mt of food assistance distributed
US$0 cash-based transfers made
Operational Updates
• In August, the Ministry of Health of the Kyrgyz Republic has developed the fourth clinical protocol for the treatment of COVID-19. After the July peak went down, the capital Bishkek has removed some of the restrictions and public transport was allowed on weekends. Meanwhile, the Government tightened control and oversight over holding mass celebrations, i.e. weddings, funerals, etc.
• WFP Kyrgyzstan School Feeding Programme has developed a contingency plan to ensure that the Programme will be flexible to respond to the several scenarios of how schools will function in the first half-year of the academic year 2020-2021. This plan includes a School Meals at Home campaign with the Ministry of Education and Science (MoES) and the Social and Industrial Foodservice Institute (SIFI). There will also be awareness raising and social behaviour change materials related to child health and nutrition. The parents and children will receive weekly information materials on nutrition, tips for healthy but easily accessible cooking, recipes and menu examples.
• Due to COVID-19 and distant modality of schooling in the first quarter of the upcoming school year, except for the first graders, WFP, in cooperation with the Social and Industrial Foodservice Institute (SIFI), has been adjusting programme activities to online modality. The training for cooks was implemented online, which allowed the cooks to follow the sessions via YouTube from their homes, due to safety considerations. They also had a chance to discuss and ask questions in interactive WhatsApp sessions with the trainer.
• WFP continued to distribute personal protective equipment (PPE) to all WFP staff members for usage while present in the office premises. Security guards and those working in WFP warehouses also received PPE and infrared thermometers from WFP.
• WFP and the Kyrgyz Ministry of Emergency Situations (MES) launched the second stage of the joint project "Information Analysis and Management System for the Crisis Management Centre" to strengthen the capacity of the Government in disaster risk management.
• The Food Security Monitoring Bulletin (at province level) is issued on bi-weekly basis to inform national stakeholders and partners on food security management.
WFP Kyrgyz Republic Country Brief, October 2020
Disaster Response Coordination Unit - Kyrgyzstan: COVID-19 response Bi-monthly situation update (23 October 2020)
WFP Kyrgyz Republic Country Brief, September 2020
Disaster Response Coordination Unit - Kyrgyzstan: COVID-19 response Bi-monthly situation update (9 October 2020)


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Cryptosis – Bionic Swarm Review
burntcoffeereviews	Reviews	 May 27, 2021 May 27, 2021 2 Minutes
If you need a guide on launching a debut album – the recent Bionic Swarm from Dutch thrash connoisseurs Cryptosis is a perfect example. The band set the bar high for themselves after releasing the first music video of theirs for the song "Decypher" on Century Media Records and have started shaking the ground within the modern thrash scene right away.
The band has already earned a well-deserved international recognition before – under the name Distillator. Did a lot change with the band rebranding themselves into Cryptosis? Honestly, yes. Upon relistening to Distillator's last album – Summoning the Malicious, which primarily seemed to draw inspiration from old school aggressive thrash, Bionic Swarm is a much grander combination of death, progressive, ambient and even black metal influences. The tone of the album has a more modern feel, the blend of guitars, bass and melotron form a relentlessly thick wall of sound, vocals have a wider range and the drumming is much more intricate. With dark and dystopian future themes in the songs, two interludes and four music videos, the band clearly sets the concept and storytelling on the forefront, which couldn't make me happier. After being teased by the first four songs a while before the release of the album, I was sure that there wouldn't be any surprises left, and oh how wrong I was.
Having heard "Prospect of Immortality" at least thirty times, I imagined that there is no way something else could top that song for me; "Game of Souls" had me conflicted though. Constant proggy, accentual changes probably make it one of the most complicated compositions on the album, all culminating in an epic rhythmic section, which definitely is the biggest headbanger-of-a-riff on Bionic Swarm. The album finisher is an absolutely mad punch in the gut full of riffs. Laurens demonstrates his vocal range right after the intro, which just has to be a reference to Tom Araya's iconic scream in "Angel of Death" (otherwise sue me). If you are not careful enough, simply listening to "Flux Divergence" may leave you sweaty at the end – performing this song must be considered as a proper workout.
If one could possibly have any doubts about the quality of the band's live performance, Cryptosis have demonstrated an almost 100% accuracy in their recent album release show. Together with the visuals, multiple interludes, a light show and crystal clear sound, this experience might be on par with listening to the entire album, if not better. I feel like vocally the performance sounded even more brutal than on the album, which was a big surprise. Considering that this is only a taste of what we will experience as a live audience once bands are able to start touring again, you'll want to grab Cryptosis tickets ASAP (they're that good)!
In conclusion: technical thrash is growing stronger and Cryptosis is paving their way onto its frontlines. Not just with faster drumming and more notes in their riffs, but also through their creativity in writing, sounds and concepts. The band had been preparing for this release for years and the result clearly shows where all of that time and effort went. Bionic Swarm will stay fresh for many listens and leaves a lot to be anticipated in the future.
Cryptosis' new album Bionic Swarm was released on March 26th via Century Media Records.
Best Tracks: Prospect of Immortality, Flux Divergence, Game of Souls
Weakest Tracks: Mindscape
FFO: Vektor, Destruction, Voivod
– Oleksii
Bionic Swarm
technical thrash metal
Published May 27, 2021 May 27, 2021
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So, off the bat, I admit I am not a huge fan of Eat Pray Love……….I know sacrilege. I thought I'd give you a moment to react. Now mind you I read the book and I saw the movie once it hit cable, not in the theater (reason=see above). It didn't "do it" for me like it did so many of my friends. I just thought it was so so. Yes I said it. Not a glowing review.
So imagine my surprise when I came across Elizabeth Gilbert's TED talk: Your Elusive Creative Genius. Now this is my favorite work of hers yet. In honesty I only have EPL and her follow-up committed (surprised I read it? I was) to compare it to but this subject I could sink my teeth into. So watch it! No, I mean watch it NOW!
An argument could be made that I'm an addict, a creativity junkie. It is my catnip for sure. And I have enumerated on the creative spark, pursuing your passions, where inspiration lives, the art of failure, obtaining imperfection artfully and most importantly know thyself and to thine own self be true.
My favorite thing about teaching was seeing my student's creativity come to fruition. To watch the process as they discovered their muse. What is it in the job of creativity that keeps an artist going? As Gilbert contends it is our job as artist to show up. The Tuesday Talent Interviews and Rogue Illustrations are two of my favorite blog features, living proof of the inspiration that lives inside each of us.
My very best pieces, in my opinion of course, have come when I am inspired by another. A friend's love letter to her husband tenderly shared over lunch. An intimidate pain of a high school girlfriend after a failed suicide attempt. These poems seemed to flow through my pen with an ease reflecting the beauty in their creative source, the original poets themselves. I was simply honored to reflect.
Now if you're chasing the dragon (fame) so to speak as a creative you are bound to get lost down the rabbit hole, to depression and many have come to a sad ill-fated end, often at their own hand. Artists and Muses have not fared well throughout history.
If you create for fame or fortune you are bound to be disappointed, left unfulfilled. If it comes, Great! Enjoy it for the fleeting moment it lingers in your orbit. Just know it is elusive and will be gone as quickly as it arrived. So as artists create because it is an expression of whom you are, not for others approval or accolades. You will find no peace in that.
Tim McGraw put it so well, "Live like you were dying." This means leaving the past where it belongs, behind you, and don't get stuck waiting for the future to show up. Create! You're an artist and the moment is now. Do a little something every day to express you, for yourself. No one and nothing else matters.
Last weekend I shared with you my muse's free flowing voice. Today I will leave you with the condensed version of Muse (a poem). But first watch Elizabeth Gilbert's Video. Go! Now! Listen to her realization of the mystical, creative process, of discovering the muse that indwells all artists. I promise you won't be sorry.
Enjoy your weekend. Until then here are the usual goodies.
The Inside Out Project ~ A global art project designed to put us all face to face in a call for action.
So glad you mentioned her TED talk. I was pretty impressed by it as well. And by TED talks in general. I would love to have a weekly gathering where a bunch of people searching to better themselves gather and watch a TED talk, then discuss it afterwards. Seems like an awesome community worth building. Maybe when I'm done with my wanderings.


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Milwaukee Brewers: Which Players Are Out Of Minor League Options?
By David Gasper
MILWAUKEE, WI - OCTOBER 19: Orlando Arcia #3 and Hernan Perez #14 of the Milwaukee Brewers celebrate after defeating the Los Angeles Dodgers in Game Six of the National League Championship Series at Miller Park on October 19, 2018 in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. (Photo by Dylan Buell/Getty Images) /
The Milwaukee Brewers send several players up and down from the minor leagues during the course of a regular season. But that can only be done if the player has a minor league option. Which players have them and which are out of them?
The way Major League Baseball sets up their pay scale for young players, there are three years of team control where the player makes league minimum and has a minor league "option". If that player spends more than 20 days in the minor leagues during the season, their option for that year will be used up. The Milwaukee Brewers have managed this carefully.
Most players have their minor league options used up by their arbitration years. Those who don't get sent down to the minors at all during those first three years retain those options until free agency. Travis Shaw, for example, is in his first year of arbitration but has two minor league options remaining because he didn't spend 20 days or more in the minor leagues the past two years.
Players like Domingo Santana and Keon Broxton were going to be out of minor league options this year, and since they likely would've spent time in the minors once again this year, it made perfect sense to trade them both away, and that's exactly what David Stearns did.
Let's take a look at the list of players with options, and without. Each player's option status is courtesy of Roster Resource.
Out Of Minor League Options (5)
Jesus Aguilar, Manny Pina, Erik Kratz, Hernan Perez, Deolis Guerra
Jesus Aguilar had his option years used up over in Cleveland. That's why they had to put him on waivers in February 2017, and that's when David Stearns snatched him up. Many fans were worried about Aguilar's status during last year's spring training, but the Milwaukee Brewers kept him and he's rewarded them handsomely. Aguilar is now entrenched as the starting first baseman and won't need to be optioned to the minors anyway.
Manny Pina was the starting catcher heading into last season. Now with Yasmani Grandal in the picture, Pina has been relegated to backup duty. He signed a one year deal to avoid arbitration this year and that contract included a club option for 2020. Pina is slated to be the backup but that also leaves Erik Kratz in a tough spot. The Brewers won't carry three catchers, especially since Pina and Kratz are both light hitters.
Kratz is the odd man out of this year's catching picture and since he's out of options, he's likely going to end up on waivers by the end of spring training.
Hernan Perez has made himself a valuable piece of this Milwaukee Brewers ballclub. As the super-utilityman. Perez can play all over the diamond and has hit left handed pitching fairly well. He was in line for a starting platoon position before Mike Moustakas returned. Perez will stick around all season.
Deolis Guerra is a non-roster invite and also lacks options. If the Brewers like him for their bullpen, they'll have to carry him on their 40 and 25 man rosters and if they want to put him in the minors, he'll have to be designated for assignment and clear waivers.
One Minor League Option Remaining (15)
Orlando Arcia, Eric Thames, Ben Gamel, Chase Anderson, Zach Davies, Brandon Woodruff, Corey Knebel, Jacob Barnes, Alex Claudio, Taylor Williams, Junior Guerra, Tuffy Gosewisch, Cory Spangenberg, Tyler Saladino, Adrian Houser
The Milwaukee Brewers unexpectedly had to use a minor league option on Orlando Arcia last season. If he struggles again, they have the ability to send him to Triple-A to figure out his bat once more. Then they could call up one of Cory Spangenberg or Tyler Saladino, both of whom are now longshots to make the 25 man roster out of camp after the Moustakas signing.
Eric Thames and Ben Gamel are slated to be backups on the big league roster and likely won't get sent down to the minors, but with how the Brewers manipulate their roster, anyone with an option is a possibility.
Chase Anderson and Zach Davies both struggled last year and have an option remaining. With some of the young pitchers like Corbin Burnes and Freddy Peralta ready to take a spot in the rotation, optioning one or both of the veterans is not out of the realm of possibility. Woodruff also has an option and his will likely get used this year.
Knebel is likely to spend the entire season in the big leagues since he's such an important part of the bullpen, but if he suffers similar struggles to what he suffered last summer, he could also see another option. Alex Claudio also figures to be an important part of the bullpen since he's the only lefty not named Josh Hader. But, if he struggles, an option is possible.
Jacob Barnes, Taylor Williams, and Adrian Houser are likely to see their final options used this year. The Brewers shuffle their bullpen a lot and those three figure to be a part of that ongoing shuffle. Junior Guerra may join them as well depending on the situation, but he'll be up in Milwaukee more often than not.
Tuffy Gosewisch is on a minor league deal and will spend likely all of his time in the minors.
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The Milwaukee Brewers have numerous players who only have one minor league option remaining. This team values flexibility with their roster and they rely on it to succeed. The players that are most likely to leave the team because of their lack of options are Erik Kratz and Deolis Guerra.


Please familiarize yourself with all the rules and regulations regarding the NCAA Official and Unofficial Visits.
Please always choose to be honest when dealing with NCAA. All the information you provide to NCAA has to be accurate, validated and easily able to be proved.
The truth is that once players have built their momentum, it's almost impossible to stop them. Their positive energy, confidence and motivation will make their execution become natural.
Those are some of our favorite quotes from champions that we hope to inspire players and help them get motivated to succeed in their sports journey and life.


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Industry raises concerns over truck restrictions
Government plan to restrict trucks on Victoria's freeways may raise significant compliance issues, according to VTA
The Brumby Government's plan to restrict trucks on Victoria's freeways may raise significant compliance issues, according to the Victorian Transport Association (VTA).
Roads and Ports Minister Tim Pallas unveiled a plan to stop trucks over 4.5 tonnes from using the right hand lane on multi-lane freeways.
The scheme will be introduced on the Princes Freeway in July between the Western Ring Road interchange and Beach Road interchange at Lara and rolled out progressively across Victoria for freeways with three or more lanes.
Trucks that break the law will be fined $350.
But VTA CEO Philip Lovel has raised concerns about what the changes mean for Bolte Bridge traffic which is sent into the right hand lane towards the Burnely tunnel.
"This will make it most difficult for truck drivers to then merge back to the left-hand lanes to obey the new laws," he warns.
The VTA is also critical of the 4.5 tonne clause.
"The inclusion of all commercial vehicles greater than 4.5 tonnes gross vehicle mass includes many more vehicles than this law really needs," Lovel says.
"The current laws are not enforced now.
We hope VicRoads and Victoria Police have done their homework on this or it could be a disaster."
However Lovel congratulated the Government for consulting the VTA on the proposed changes and says the group will closely monitor how it affects the industry.
"What is most important to us is that these new restrictions must not compromise road safety or freight transport efficiency," Lovel says.
Pallas yesterday claimed the Government was reacting to community concerns and taking action to create a safer and more efficient driving environment.
"Restricting trucks from the right-hand lane on freeways with three or more lanes of traffic in each direction is aimed squarely at making some of the busiest roads in the state safer, while ensuring the needs of all drivers on these roads are met," Pallas says.
Other lane restrictions will be introduced on the West Gate Freeway, the Eastern Freeway and EastLink.
"Other roads, including CityLink, the M1 corridor and the M80 Ring Road, are being investigated as part of the lane restrictions plan," Pallas says.


Boards Of Canada debuted new track 'Cold Earth' at Detroit's Movement Festival yesterday (May 26).
Similar to Daft Punk surprising festival-goers by screening 'Get Lucky' at Coachella Valley Music And Arts Festival earlier this year, the brother duo broadcast the track prior to fellow Warp labelmate Squarepusher's set to shocked revelers. You can view a fan-shot video of the screening below.
Meanwhile, another announcement is expected to be made later on today (May 27). The group posted an image on Twitter yesterday indicating that something will happen at 5pm US Pacific Time. It's currently unclear what that will be.
Last week, Boards Of Canada unveiled a brand new song titled 'Reach For The Dead'. The Neil Krug-directed film that accompanies the music, which was taken from their first new album in eight years, was first broadcast in Shibuya, Tokyo, projected against the side of a building to a large crowd. The reclusive duo will put out their new LP 'Tomorrow's Harvest' on June 10 via Warp Records. The album will consist of 17 tracks. Scroll down for the full tracklisting.
The album follows the act's shock 12-inch release for this year's Record Store Day.


Recent dry weather across the Finger Lakes has the region well prepared for some soaking rain, which will develop from west to east starting Monday afternoon.
Not only has the weather been very enjoyable over the last few weeks, but the dryness has allowed the soil to recover from the extremely wet June and early July we experienced.
Now, with a soaking rain set to move through the Finger Lakes starting Monday late afternoon into Tuesday morning, flash flooding is a very minor concern. Had this same event come through in late June, when the ground was saturated, it would likely end up being another locally destructive flooding event. Thankfully, that will not be the case this time.
A storm system over the Great Lakes will organize and strengthen as it pushes east today. Moisture will increase ahead of the storm system and showers will start to pop up this afternoon, especially over western New York. These showers will gradually grow into a large area of widespread rain by this evening, which will then drift east overnight and into Tuesday morning.
Embedded within this area of moderate rain will be some heavy downpours and thunder. Severe or even strong thunderstorms are unlikely across the Finger Lakes.
Overall, most areas across the Finger Lakes will see around an inch of rain, give or take a quarter inch. Areas in western New York and the western Finger Lakes could see a bit more as the rain develops and remains stationary for a while early this evening before starting its trek east. Locally, however, some areas could exceed 2 inches, thanks to the embedded thundery downpours.
The map at the top of the blog shows how much rain would have to fall in a 6-hour period to cause widespread flash flooding. No less than 3 inches in 6 hours is needed for major flooding- a level that seems unlikely to be breached. The flash flood guidance for shorter time spans (not shown) seem even more difficult to reach. This means that most small streams, rivers and drainage culverts should be able to handle the rain and downpours without overflowing. Poor drainage areas, especially in areas with large expanses of blacktop (such as shopping centers), will be the most likely to see some ponding in the heavier downpours.
The rain should taper off from west to east Tuesday morning, with a few showers lingering into the afternoon. Experience tells me that areas of dense fog will develop Tuesday night, which could slow down your commute Wednesday morning.


Enloe High School is a Wake County Public School System public magnet high school located in east Raleigh, North Carolina. The school is named for William Gillmore Enloe, the mayor of Raleigh at the time the school was opened. Enloe is presently ranked 52nd in Newsweek's list of the top United States schools. The Principal is Dr. Beth Cochran and Vice Principal is Delores Darden.
Enloe High School was actually organized as two different schools that shared athletic facilities between adjacent campuses William G. Enloe Senior High School and Charles B. Aycock Junior High School. The original Enloe campus was opened in 1962 as the first integrated secondary school in Raleigh for the education of students participating in grades seven through twelve.
Enloe became a senior high school with concentrated education for grades ten through twelve. Enloe absorbed the Aycock campus in 1979, becoming a modern high school focused on education educating ninth through twelfth grade students. The Aycock building became the East Campus, while the original Enloe complex became the West Campus.
Enloe has an interscholastic athletic program which provides a broad range of athletic activities and opportunities for students. Students are encouraged to participate on interscholastic athletics teams and to support the school teams during their regular seasons. Their school-sponsored teams compete in baseball, basketball, cheerleading, cross-country, football, golf, gymnastics, lacrosse, soccer, softball, swimming, tennis, track, volleyball and wrestling.
At Enloe High School, their mission is to promote educational growth through a rigorous curriculum along with the acquisition of technical skills and knowledge that will provide a basis for lifelong learning and will create a bridge between education and career.


The gift of books – Starfish Asia aspires to ensure every school child must have books for their studies.
Our 2016 Christian Schools Survey told us that many children cannot afford the books they need for their studies. It was an early resolve of Starfish Asia that, as far as we are able, every school child must have books for their studies.


Life in Beautiful was an amazing time in Vegas. Let me put it this way, if Bill Nye the Science Guy shows up, you are in for quite the treat. This year's was amazing from first reports I heard. It wasn't just about electronic dance music, but the artists that were there really put on some amazing shows. That said, some of us weren't able to head out to Vegas this past weekend. Instead, we get the benefit of listening to these live mixes over and over as much as we want! Check them out below and look out for more as we update the post.


Analytics and Data Summit 2018: The Journey to the Clouds!
The Journey to the Clouds!
One of the biggest ongoing discussion points, and in fact a key decision factor to be bedded down prior to implementing a BI, Analytics application is whether it should be implemented as an on premises system, or as a cloud solution. We have come fairly quickly from a place where we had hardware on raised pallets in dark corners of basement floors. By contrast, we are now in the place where as far as possible, the business attempts to give the individual user access to self-served information on their personal device, at any time. The analogy I often use for this is one where my Grandfather one day clung to one end of a firmly planted Tulip and said to me; " Look how strong I am, I have the world on the other end of this!" The internet used to be the domain of the few, and now it is almost impossible for an individual to function without it. In this discussion I will cover some fairly weighty topics, but in plain 'ol English! This discussion is for Senior Executives in Finance or IT.


Various types of treatment exist for those who are addicted to Klonopin. Most of the time, the type of treatment that an individual chooses is based largely in part on their own lifestyle, their addiction, their desires to achieve recovery and various other factors. Some of the more common treatment programs that exist to provide patients with effective therapy and care for Klonopin addiction include 12 step programs, faith based programs and community programs. Each of these programs has a slightly different method of providing treatment and comes with benefits of its own.
One of the most common methods of treatment for addiction to drugs or alcohol is the 12 step program. The 12 step method was originally developed in the early 1930s by Alcoholics Anonymous and is now used in various treatment and rehabilitation centers throughout the country as well as in community groups, many anonymous programs and even faith based treatment centers. The 12 step method is based on a series of steps that take the recovering addict from the bottom all the way through to actually helping others to recover from addiction too.
12 Step programs for addiction treatment do not work for everyone, especially for those who are not keen on faith in God or another "higher power." However, for those who do have faith and who are willing to accept that they are not 100% in control, a twelve step recovery model can provide a very beneficial foundation to a successful recovery plan.
Many church organizations and synagogues provide therapy and counseling to those who need their help. Faith based addiction treatment programs utilize the Bible, and faith in God to help those who suffer from addiction to find the strength to recover. These programs are typically backed or monitored by a priest or pastor and focus heavily on Christian values and beliefs in every aspect of the treatment and recovery process. Prayer sessions are common and evaluations are based not only on the emotional and physical recovery of the addict but also on their spiritual recovery as well.
Various community programs exist to help those who suffer from addiction to drugs such as Klonopin or other prescription medications. Many of these programs are free or low-cost and provide counseling in the form of group sessions as well as individual or one-on-one therapy. The most common types of community programs include the various Anonymous programs such as Narcotics Anonymous by which the recovering addict receives social support and guidance when they attend the program, usually on their own free will.


(1) Alternative Incarceration Program (AIP): A highly structured corrections program that includes intensive interventions, rigorous personal responsibility and accountability, physical labor, and service to the community.
The Oregon Department of Corrections has developed Alternative Incarceration Programs (AIP) to aid in the rehabilitation of the criminal defendant, and offer a reduction in an inmate's sentence following successful completion. AIP programs are available and administered at Powder River Correctional Facility, Columbia River Correctional Facility, Shutter Creek Correctional Institution, and Coffee Creek Correctional Facility. Inmates are screened for eligibility and once approved, enter into a minimum six-month Alcohol/Drug Abuse or Cognitive Restructuring Program. The programming is quite extensive, and includes preparing for employment, developing healthy relationships and family skills, and recognizing and changing criminal-thinking errors. Participants also focus on developing healthy decision making skills and habits for successful community living. Upon completing the program, the inmate is released to a 90-day period of Transitional Leave. Offenders are still considered inmates and any violation behavior may result in his/her return to physical custody with the Oregon Department of Corrections, loss of any/all good-time credits earned prior to that date, and to serve the remainder of their sentence. During the 90-day transitional leave, inmates are closely supervised; they engage in outpatient substance abuse treatment and submit to a polygraph to determine compliance to the conditions of Transitional Leave. After successful completion of the 90-day Transitional Leave, the offender begins the term of Post-Prison Supervision as set by statute.
In Josephine County in addition to aftercare, inmates are expected to enter into and successfully complete the AIP Community Group. Offenders participate in the Community Group for a minimum of 12 months. The primary goals of the group are peer accountability, developing integrity, and practicing personal responsibility to ensure a reduction in criminal behavior. Participants submit to a second polygraph to ensure program integrity. Many offenders have gone on to lead successful and pro-social lives and continue to be involved and participate in the AIP Alumni Group.


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If your dog has developed arthritis pain as he or she has aged, then there are medications you can give for relief. But what if your dog, like so many, is sensitive or allergic to these medications? Thankfully, there are other ways to provide your beloved pet with the relief he or she deserves. Here are three natural ways to ease your dog's arthritis pain.
Acupressure involves applying pressure to specific points along your dog's body in order to alter the flow of energy through these points. Depending on where your dog is most sore, your acupressure practitioner can treat different points to alleviate the soreness. Acupressure is completely safe and natural, and there are no known side effects. Many vets who specialize in alternative and natural therapies offer acupressure; it is not too hard to find. Your dog may require treatment once or twice per week at first, but as he or she progresses you can reduce treatments to once every two weeks or so.
Look for a canine massage therapist in your area. These therapists perform massage strokes, much like a massage therapist would on a human, in order to stimulate blood flow and ease muscle tension in your dog's body. Much of the pain your dog is experiencing may actually come from the muscles, rather than the joints, since tight joints can put strain on the muscles over time. Massage will help ease this tension. Massage also helps increase blood flow to the joints, which will help reduce the pain of arthritis even further. Tell the massage therapist which joints on your dog are the sorest so that he or she knows to be careful in these areas.
You've probably noticed that when you are sore, applying heat to the area helps alleviate the soreness. The same is true for your dog. Provide your dog with an electric heating pad to lie on when he or she prefers. The heat will help ease arthritic soreness, especially in the winter months. Just make sure you unplug the pad when you are not at home so it does not present a fire hazard.
Since all three of these treatments are safe and natural, you can use them in any combination to ease your dog's pain. Contact a company such as Downing Center For Animal Pain Management to talk to an alternative pet treatment expert to learn more about acupressure, massage, and other natural treatments available for your dog.


Renowned as one of the "Best Companies To Work For" in communities across the country, Raising Cane's Chicken Fingers is always on the lookout for talented individuals to help foster its most coveted qualities: a cool culture, fast and friendly service and an all-embracing commitment to community involvement. With its first two restaurants in the Chicago area rapidly nearing completion, the popular Louisiana-based brand is seeking candidates for more than 80 positions at each location. Raising Cane's will make its Chicagoland debut on January 31st at 2514 Harlem Ave. in North Riverside. It will be followed on February 14th with a second restaurant at 11006 South Cicero Ave. in Oak Lawn. Interested crewmember candidates are encouraged to apply online at raisingcanesjobs.com (search for North Riverside and/or Oak Lawn) or stop by either restaurant between 9 a.m. and 5 p.m. Hourly wages are competitive and based on experience. Founded by Todd Graves in 1996 and named for his yellow Labrador, Raising Cane, the rapidly growing company recently earned the distinction of being among the Top 10 quick service restaurant chains in the nation for 2015, according to the authoritative Sandelman & Associates Quick-Track study, based on food quality, customer service, cleanliness and other important factors.


18th Century Antique Cumbrian Pine Dresser.
A lovely, Georgian antique pine dresser base in beautiful, original condition.
Dating from around 1775 and from the County of Cumbria, this antique pine dresser base has fielded panel doors at either end with three drawers to the centre. Good quality throughout, the dresser also has paneled ends. All the drawers run smoothly and inside the cupboards are lovely and clean.
Perfcet to use in a free standing kitchen, hall way or country dining room.


On 15 March 2019, the Hon. David Littleproud MP, Minister for Agriculture and Water Resources, announced the government will progress a mandatory code of conduct.
alleged breaches of the code, to be investigated by the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission, which may include penalties for breaches of the code.
Work will commence to draft regulations for a code of conduct, in the form of an exposure draft.
We will then begin a third round of consultation across the dairy industry to gather your feedback on the drafted regulation.
We sought your feedback on draft clauses for a dairy code and potential regulatory impacts of a code over two consultation rounds. The first round of consultation opened on 31 October 2018 and closed on 28 November 2018. The second round of consultation opened on 15 January 2019 and closed on 15 February 2019.
phone calls and emails from dairy farmers and other industry members.


Crisp, white furniture really brightens a room. This alabaster workstation also lightens your load by storing your computer on its ample desk top and your books and notes on the built-in shelving. No matter how often you move apartments over the next few years, this little desk's solid wood base will stay intact.
Its dimensions are 47" W X 20" D X 29" H.