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Join Us December 11th for Winter Base Ball
Fans of America's oldest sports pastime will get a rare winter treat when teams from Bisbee, Phoenix and Mesa square off for a day of vintage base ball on Saturday, Dec. 11, at Bisbee's 112-year-old Warren Ballpark.
The Bisbee Black Sox, Phoenix Senators and Mesa Miners vintage base ball clubs will take the field to play three games, by rules in effect when Abraham Lincoln first ran for president in 1860. Play gets underway at 10 a.m. Admission to the games is free, but donations will be gratefully accepted. All proceeds from the event will be used to pay for renovations and improvements at Warren Ballpark.
Vintage base ball players dress in unforms dating back a century or more, using equipment, terminology and rules from the 19th century.
Alcoholic beverages and pets will not be permitted inside the ballpark during the games.
For more information about the event, contact Judy Anderson at 520-366-1455.
Copper City Classic Vintage Base Ball Tournament Update
The Friends of Warren Ballpark voted to postpone the Copper City Classic Vintage Base Ball tournament to our traditional date in the spring, the first weekend of April 2022. The new dates are April 2nd and 3rd. The tentative date of November 13, 2021, is canceled.
The Friends are concerned with the uncertainty raised by the surge of Delta Variant cases. Additionally, the later dates offer the Friends of Warren Ballpark and the Arizona Territories Vintage Base Ball League enough time to recruit and rebuild after over a year and ½ of uncertainty and delays.
Huzzah for a grand slam tournament in April
For more information, contact Judy Anderson, 520 366-1455
It is with great sadness that we announce that James Timothy "Mudcat" Grant III is dead. Mudcat, who was 85, was the first 20-game winner in the American League. In 1965, he won games 3 and 6 pitching for the Minnesota Twins against the Los Angeles Dodgers. After his retirement from baseball, Mudcat performed as a musician in a group titled "Mudcat and His Kittens." He attended vintage base ball tournaments at Warren ballpark and performed with musicians at the Copper Queen and the Stock Exchange. He was also a fierce proponent of human and civil rights. Peace to his ashes, and our condolences to his wife Trudi.
FRIENDS OF WARREN BALLPARK PURPOSE
The Friends of Warren Ballpark is an organization of baseball fans that recognizes the historic value of the field and its place in the history of America's National Pastime. Our purpose is to promote, restore and renovate the ballpark as a functioning community asset for the Bisbee Unified School District and the community at large. We have built new bathrooms that are ADA compliant, replaced the bleacher screening, added signage and a new scoreboard.
The Friends are working to ensure that the story of Warren Ballpark's fascinating and colorful past becomes a recognized part of American baseball's rich history. They are presently planning and organizing the 2017 Copper City Classic Vintage Base Ball Tournament to be held in Bisbee on April 8th and 9th, 2017. The Friends conduct field research and interviews of former players and managers as an ongoing effort to improve our knowledge and understanding of the unique role of Warren Ballpark in Bisbee's history and in the history of The Game. We also share our research findings with the media and community historical organizations through presentations, displays and planned publications.
RESTORE AND RENOVATE
After a century of use our beloved ballpark is showing its age. The Friends of Warren Ballpark is committed to working with Bisbee Unified School District to return the park to its condition at its prime when it was a minor league baseball park. We also support the district's efforts to improve the park's accessibility to disabled fans and to upgrade its infrastructure as a public facility.The Friends of Warren Ballpark is sponsored by the Bisbee Council on the Arts and Humanities, a tax-exempt 501 (c) (3) organization.
11th Copper City Classic Vintage Base Ball Tournament-Warren Ballpark, Bisbee, Arizona, November 13, 2021
In addition to the vintage base ball games scheduled for the 3rd and 4th of July, the Friends of Warren Ballpark have rescheduled the Copper City Classic Vintage Base Ball Tournament for Nov. 13-14. All N.Y. Yankee fans are encouraged to join us, since we will be honoring the greatest Yankee manager of them all (no, not Billy Martin) Casey Stengel. It seems that Casey brought a traveling team here in 1920 and played the local boys at Warren Ballpark (as well as at the old county fairgrounds in Benson.) And Yankees fans, take note: Billy Martin played at Warren Ballpark in 1947, when he was with the Phoenix Senators. We will also be honoring Harry Althaus, a Bisbee boy who was a star pitcher for the "outlaw" Frontier and Copper leagues in the mid-20s. He played with and against a number of the men banned from major league baseball for fixing the 1919 World Series (and for other shenanigans). Harry also struck out Casey Stengel 1920 as a Bisbee pitcher.
The Friends of Warren Ballpark is sponsored by the Bisbee Council on the Arts and Humanities, a non-profit organization. Donations are tax-deductible. Call 520 366-1455 for more info.
GHOSTS AT WARREN BALLPARK?
You can feel the ghosts more easily in Bisbee, Arizona, than just about anywhere else in America. The presence of the past is evident as soon as you pass through the tunnel carved into the Mule Mountains that takes you back in time to a town hailed as the "queen of the copper mines."
Most of all, you can feel the spirit at Warren Ballpark, Bisbee's century-old baseball stadium and communal gathering space that has played host to generations of ballplayers from Hall of Famers to high schoolers on its dusty diamond.
No team in baseball has more ghosts than the 1919 Chicago White Sox, whose disgraced members once roamed the field in Bisbee. Their restless spirits, borne from a scandal referred to as "the darkest hour" in baseball history, still cast a long shadow over the sport. Exactly one hundred years ago, eight members of the White Sox conspired to fix the World Series.
Read all about it in the program at the 10th Copper City Classic Vintage Base Ball Tournament on April 6th and 7th. (Excerpt from Black Sox Baseball Ghosts in Bisbee originated with the 1919 Chicago White Sox by Jacob Pomrenke)
HELP US SAVE THE FENCE
Our latest major effort is to rebuild the fence. This is a huge project and we will need your support!
More info will be forthcoming shortly.
If you would like to donate to this project, you can send us some tax deductible money via our donation page or feel free to contact us.
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God chose the cross as the ultimate depiction of His divine being and the basis for true faith. He intended to devastate and contradict every human notion we might have of Him in order to reveal what His divine essence always was and is. Paperback, 130 pages.


(April 24, 2015) The Red River Delta province of Hung Yen has plans afoot to revive the historic Hien Street, which will be officially recognised as a special national relic site at the end of April.
(April 23, 2015) The unique tug-of-war in Ngoc Tri village, Thach Ban ward, Long Bien district, Ha Noi was officially recognised as a national intangible cultural heritage at a ceremony held on April 21.
(April 23, 2015) A Vietnamese delegation has attended the 18th international bonsai and tea festival in Nitra, Slovakia.
(April 23, 2015) A hot air balloon festival will take place at an urban township development Ecopark in Ha Noi from April 30 – May 2 during the National Reunification Day and May Day holidays.
(April 23, 2015) According to the Viet Nam Association for Conservation of Nature and Environment (VACNE), more than 970 trees of 70 different plant species across the nation, have been recognised as Viet Nam Heritage Trees over the past five years.
(April 22, 2015) The 2015 Thanh Hoa Sea Tourism Festival will be held from April 28th to May 5th in Sam Son town and Tinh Gia, Hoang Hoa, Tho Xuan and Nga Son districts.
(April 22, 2015) The photography exhibition, themed 'World heritage sites in Viet Nam', was held on April 21 at the Ho Dynasty Citadel in Vinh Loc district, the central province of Thanh Hoa.


Guru Gobind Singh Govt. College, Jandiala (Jalandhar) has recently given notification of 05 Guest Faculty (Political Science, History, Punjabi and Economics) and Data Entry Operator Vacancies. You can attend walk-in-interview for the Guru Gobind Singh Govt College Jandiala Recruitment 2019 on 14.02.2019.
GGSGC Jandiala Recruitment 2019-20 latest notification is out. As per the Notification, there are 05 Guest Faculty (Political Science, History, Punjabi and Economics) and DEO. The educational qualification is as per the UGC/ Punjab Govt/ GNDU norms. The maximum age limit is as per the department norms. If you are looking for Jobs in Jandiala, Jalandhar then this article is going to be very helpful for you.
Name of Department: Guru Gobind Singh Govt College, Jandiala.
Date of Interview: 14 February 2019.
Guest Faculty: The qualifications are as per the UGC/ Punjab Govt/ Guru Nanak Dev University, Amritsar norms.
Data Entry Operator: BCA/ PGDCA, Punjabi and English typing.
The maximum age limit is as per the college norms.
You can attend walk-in-interview on 14.02.2019 at 11.00 AM in the Guru Gobind Singh Govt. College, Jandiala (Jalandhar) at the principal's office.
You can check the Guru Gobind Singh Govt College Jandiala Result or Interview List from the official website.


Back in 2013 a couple of filmmakers bravely took on the risk of making a high quality movie about the Permaculture movement in North America. Once they had shot the footage, they launched a kickstarter project to raise funds to complete the project last year.
In a previous post I wrote about the positive experience we were having taking part in Geoff Lawton's Online Permaculture course. Having completed all the online lessons and the quiz we are now working on the practical assignment which is due by the end of August.
The course continues to stimulate us and our enthusiasm for the material remains strong. Even on evenings when we were tired from a busy day the prospect of some "Geoff time" was appealing and we had little trouble keeping up the momentum and staying more or less in line with the proposed course outline.
The course is well structured and its clear that Geoff has given it many times. His great depth of experience serves to ground the potentially abstract materials and to "keep it real"1. For me the only time this focus was lost was in the final section "Creating an Alternative Society". Geoff still had plenty of relevant experience to relate however the videos for this section felt looser and had a more rambling character than the bulk of the course. For students at the end of an intense two weeks this is probably a relief as Geoff kicks back and the amount of material being relayed eases off.
We didn't make extensive use of the forums however whenever we had a question we could usually find someone else had already asked it. My wife and I watched all the video's together and effectively formed a small team, this was very valuable as we continued to discuss the course content beyond the time spent "in lectures".
Key learning - the mainframe design. The course has transformed the way we view landscape and has us spotting dam sites and swale opportunities everywhere. Walking around the site we are using for our practical assignment, a place we had visited many times before, revealed a completely new landscape potential to us. Geoff says the course will permanently change the way you view the world and I believe he is right.
After years of exposure to Permaculture and having spent several years a decade ago implementing a disparate set of its common patterns at our previous property in Northern NSW, I am now taking a much deeper dive into it after enrolling in Geoff Lawton's Online Permaculture Design Course. Its been running a few weeks now and my partner and I are both finding it a revelation. So many concepts and themes that we had previously read about but not really understood are suddenly making sense. Geoff's an excellent teacher and the online format works perfectly for a couple of introverted types. We can take our time and review material as we go.
There were elements of classic internet marketing1 wrapped around the promotion of the course that had me a little worried, those concerns have proven groundless and I can understand that using the marketing approaches that work makes sense when your goal is to get this material out to the widest audience and in a sustainable way.
As a taster, check out this video Absolute in Abundance, they will want your email address however if you are at all interested in this stuff you will get a steady stream of really good links and content as a result.
I would highly recommend that anyone who has been interested in doing a PDC but not found the time or the right teacher consider taking one of Geoff's courses.
Meanwhile, check out the many videos and resources that are freely available at the Permaculture Research Institute. The links to several excellent related documentaries can also be found here. The site is an aggregator of several of my favourite authors including George Monbiot who has a new book - Feral - A manifesto for rewilding the world.
Surfers interested in Permaculture should enjoy this chat with Geoff about the links between surfing and permaculture.
I am with but she's a girl, being a fan of Douglas Adam's book Last Chance to See. As I am also in interested in scripting and other geekery, this post hit all the right notes.
Our local Megapodes are known as Bush (or Brush) Turkey's and can destroy a productive vege path in seconds.
This chook post has it all - video, pictures, domes and self feeders. Also some great insight into the chicken management practises at Milkwood Permaculture.
The Ecologist is one of the great journals of the green movement and has recently gone through the transformation from print to online. This makes access to its stimulating content much easier.
Click here to read about an interesting prototype building just opened at Bath university that uses pre-fabricated wall panels filled with straw.
The Bath University Balehaus project site is worth a look.
When will we have access to locally produced building products like this in Australia I wonder ?
Here is a design for a traditional chicken ark. This is from Charles Hayward's 1940 book "Carpentry for Beginners" which has still a useful reference as it shows hand tool methods (even better is "Cabinet Making for Beginners").


William "Ryan" Owens was a Navy SEAL killed in an operation in Yemen. His fatheer, who lives in South Florida, has refused to meet with Trump.
These are just three of the 23 "grave violations" that have been committed against children in the Saudi-led intervention in Yemen, according to a new report by Save the Children and Watchlist. Released on Thursday, the report puts the total number of children killed or wounded by all sides in the conflict at around 4,000.
Last year, the U.N. Office of the Special Representative for Children and Armed Conflict initially included the Saudi-led coalition on its annual child rights blacklist, which lists countries that have committed crimes or violations against children, citing the deaths of 510 children. But U.N. Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon removed the coalition from the list after Saudi Arabia complained — a move which earned him fierce criticism from human rights groups.
This is not the first time human rights advocates have pushed for the coalition's inclusion on the blacklist, which comes in response to documented cases of air strikes on funerals and markets.
This year's U.N. child rights blacklist is expected to be released in August. The report by Save the Children and Watchlist urges the United Nations to include the Saudi-led coalition on the list, as well as the Islamic State, al-Shabaab, and Boko Haram.
Chase-Lubitz is an American Society of Magazine Editors intern at Foreign Policy. She is currently studying history and evolutionary biology of the human species at Columbia. Allen-Ebrahimian is an assistant editor at Foreign Policy.


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Alligators in the Sewers Episode Seven
Episode Seven
Sam had been burning the candle at both ends. His ambition to write novels was almost equal to his desire to become a great lead guitarist. To date, he had self published two science fiction novels. He used the Amazon platform to sell his books and was enjoying moderately good sales. Unfortunately, he required other sources of revenue to pay his bills. He got a part-time job teaching creative writing one night a week at a local community college. The rest of his income came from his cut from his band's performances at various bars in Manhattan. With these three streams of income, Sam could usually just squeak by paying his monthly bills each month.
Sam Bradley lived in a small bachelor's apartment in East Manhattan. He had been fortunate to find an apartment complex that had rent control. Even with this advantage, Sam was often hard-pressed to stay afloat financially and because of this, he was almost constantly stressed out.
Sam worked hard at all his endeavours. He was not a naturally gifted musician, so he practised his guitar playing daily for at least two hours. He applied an equal amount of dedication to his writing and did an admirable amount of preparation for his creative writing classes.
To add to his issues with stress and anxiety, Sam was becoming chronically fatigued. One night during one of the Raccoons' breaks, Sam told his bass player Glenn Williams about his exhaustion. Glenn was very willing to help as they were also close friends. Glenn offered Sam a couple of little white pills. Sam asked what they were and Glenn informed him that they were Dexedrine tablets.
Glenn Williams also had to work hard as he had to pay his ex-wife a hefty amount of alimony and child support. He had to hold down a full-time job is IT technician. The small amount of money he made as the bass player for the Raccoons allowed him a little bit of spending money for himself.
Two months ago, Glenn went to see his family doctor and complained about excessive daytime sleepiness. His doctor recommended that Glenn try taking Dexedrine to see if that would help boost his energy levels. It worked like a charm and within a couple of days Glenn was totally dependent on stimulants to get them through his long days.
The Rocky Raccoons basically played classic rock and as they worked hard as a unit over the last few years, they had become very good. The Raccoons were famous in the bars of East Manhattan. They knew their audiences well and what they wanted to hear.
What was popular varied somewhat depending upon which bar they were working, but they had built up a standard set of universal favourites. The Rocky Raccoons found they could never go wrong with songs like You Shook Me All Night Long by AC/DC and Crazy Train by Ozzy Osbourne. Other sure crowd pleasers included songs such as American Woman by the Guess Who and Taking Care of Business by Bachman Turner Overdrive. They learned these two songs from their rhythm guitar player, Kevin Watts who was a transplanted Canadian born and raised in Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada.
Sam and Keith would sit down and write some original material whenever they got the chance and some times the band performed a couple of the original compositions during their performances.
The Rocky Raccoons were so popular that they had a group of fans who actually followed the band from bar to bar across East Manhattan. The Raccoons' followers where nowhere near the size of the Grateful Dead's famous Deadheads, but for a local band they had an impressive number of followers, both male and female. A couple of their female fans were groupies. The Raccoons' groupies besides providing the band with the obvious favours and benefits were valuable for another reason. Two of their groupies also serviced the world famous bands when they played concerts in New York.
Alicia and Trixie would always put in a plug for the Rocky Raccoons when they talked to the famous musicians and bands. They would also speak with the band's managers and promoters and encourage them to book the Raccoons as an opening act on the bands' concert tours.
Occasionally, a well-known manager or promoter would drop by a local New York bar to see if the Rocky Raccoons were as good as Alicia and Trixie them out to be.
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Keith Ross and Brenda by Ken David Stewart
Brenda asked Keith to take a seat at the center bar in her kitchen. It was made of marble and had a speckled design of silver and black and had the capacity to seat up to eight people.
As Keith started to lower himself into a stylish, modern chair, Brenda noticed that he was having a difficult time seating himself. She could hear him utter an audible groan.
"Keith, are you in pain?" Brenda asked, her voice registering noticeable concern.
"Yes. Unfortunately, today it is particularly bad. I have my good days and my bad days. Sometimes I have good months and bad months," Keith answered.
"How long have you suffered like this?"
"For most of my adult life. I think it began in my mid-30s. One day I was performing a weight resistance exercise at the gym, when I felt a horrendous shot of pain in my lower back. From then on, I've had nothing but trouble with my lower back. Fortunately, it will sometimes go into remission for two or three months. Just to make the pot a little bit sweeter, I also developed a serious case of fibromyalgia in my forties."
"Is fibromyalgia what they used to call the 'yuppie flu'"?
"Actually,chronic fatigue syndrome was usually a condition that earned that unfortunate moniker, but I'm sure that fibromyalgia would also fall under the same umbrella."
"So how do you cope with the pain?"
"By God's grace and the compassion of my family doctor, Dr. Rickland who prescribes a daily dose of Tylenol threes and naproxen to treat my chronic pain syndrome."
"Does it work for the pain?"
"To some extent, but not entirely. It helps to numb the pain enough so that I can continue working on a part-time basis. When my condition really gets bad, I have to take a month to six weeks off work and see my chiropractor on almost a daily basis."
"Has chiropractic helped?"
"I believe so, but doesn't stop the pain right away."
"Have you ever smoked marijuana, Keith?" Brenda asked. Oh, before you answer, I'm going to make some Tim Horton's coffee and bring out a plate of home baked oatmeal and raisin cookies."
"Are they big?" Keith asked.
"I haven't heard any guys complain about the size?"
Keith looked startled for a second and then burst out laughing.
"I was referring to the cookies, but I enjoy them large and firm in both contextual meanings."
"My God, Keith. You are a funny man. I think we both needed a good laugh."
"Now back to my original question. Have you ever smoked marijuana?
The Crayfish Episode 8 by Ken David Stewart
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Episode Eight Mr. Holmes:
Caleb Jacobson adored his grade seven science teacher, Mr. Holmes. Caleb liked Jeffrey Holmes so much that he volunteered to help his teacher clean up and organize the science lab after school three times per week. Mr. Holmes was old, very old to a thirteen year- old boy. The junior high science teacher was a thin built widower who had suffered from almost unbearable pain from his arthritis and comorbid fibromyalgia for over ten years now. The only thing that made his life bearable now was medical marijuana.
Jeffery Holmes stumbled upon the efficacy of marijuana for pain management by way of his neighbour's son Jordan, or Jordy as his friends referred to him. Jeff was just returning from a boy's night out at The St. Vital Hotel. While enjoying shooting the breeze with his friends Jeffrey managed to put away a few brews. Feeling a little happy, Jeff heard a loud party going on in Jordy's back yard and leaned over the fence to investigate what all the excitement was about. He noticed a young teenage girl wearing only her skimpy, red underwear bouncing on a trampoline. Although she was likely quite impaired she still got to demonstrate her athleticism. The young beauty was somehow able to smoke a cigarette and drink a can of Budweiser while simultaneously bouncing on the trampoline.
Jordy took his eyes off the girl just long enough to see Mr. Holmes appearing to be mesmerized by what he was witnessing.
"She sure is a looker. Now ain't she Mr. Holmes?"
A somewhat startled Jeffrey Holmes responded by saying, "Now that's not fair Jordy to ask an old man that. Now, if I was about forty years younger I'd feel more qualified to render my opinion. She sure has great balance. I can say that much. Is that a joint that you have in your hand Jordy?"
"Sure is. You want a hit?"
"I haven't smoked pot since I was your age. Oh. what the hell. Give the old man a couple of tokes."
"Way to go Mr. Holmes. Why don't you take the rest of the joint? Feel free to join the party. My folks won't be back from their trip until tomorrow evening," Jordy said.
"Ill tell you what. I'll gratefully accept your offer of the remainder of the joint, but I'll have to pass on joining your party. I'm very tired and my fibro and arthritis are killing me. I think I'll just finish the joint and head to bed."
"I'll bet you'll get a great night's sleep and will wake up with less pain in the morning. See you tomorrow Mr. Holmes."
Jeffrey Holmes thanked Jordy and sat down on his back door steps to smoke his joint. He inhaled deeply with each hit off the joint. He remembered the proper technique for getting the maximum results from smoking weed from his youth.
When Mr. Holmes awoke he glanced at his alarm clock and saw that the clock read 11:12 AM. Thank God it was Saturday and he wouldn't have to go to work. Jeffrey had slept for almost twelve hours! He usually only got four to five hours of unrefreshing sleep because of being woken up several times a night from the pain., Mr. Holmes got out of his bed slowly and carefully but did not experience the jolt of pain that he was used to. He walked towards the bathroom with relative ease. "I don't believe it. Could this be the result of smoking marijuana before I went to bed?"
Being the scientist that he was, Jeffrey asked Jordy if he could procure some more grass for him. The grade seven science teacher had to find out whether he would get similar results if he were to try the cannabis again. Jordy laughed and said, "I thought you'd like it. Yeah, I can get you some more weed today."
Mr. Holmes gratefully thanked Jordy and assured his young friend that he would pay him generously for his product and services.
Episodes One to Four of Crayfish, a Novel by Ken David Stewart
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The Crayfish That Destroyed Winnipeg By Ken David Stewart Chapter One: Earl Dawson rolled over on his side of the bed and through glazed and blurry eyes glanced over at his Sony digital alarm clock. Bright red numerals indicated that it was 3:03 AM. "Oh … Continue reading Episodes One to Four of Crayfish, a Novel by Ken David Stewart
Episode Three of the Life and Times of Keith Ross a Novel by Ken David Stewart
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This morning Keith Ross was hoping that listening to Creflo Dollar's message would help to improve his mood and provide him with some inspiration. He did attend a local church occasionally. but preferred to stay at home and watch services via the internet.
Keith had many TV preachers that he watched including Joel Osteen, Joseph Prince, Patricia King, Jim Richards and Todd Bentley. Many years ago he got introduced to the Charismatic stream of Christian theology through the influence of one of his old girlfriends.
He preferred to believe in a positive, motivating theology. He knew that there were more conservative feel theologies out there, but over the years he had become very disenchanted with them. Keith's father had been a Baptist preacher who taught a very conservative view of the Bible and the Christian life. Keith had always thought that there had to be more to Christianity than this and his former girlfriend had shown him that that he could go much deeper in his relationship with God.
Keith wanted to believe that God loved him and wanted him to be blessed with good health and financial prosperity. He did not want to get rich. He only desired to get all his debts paid off death and to have enough money for a comfortable lifestyle.
The next morning Keith Ross woke up and felt miserable. It was another morning where he felt as if he had never slept during the night. He groggily got off his ragged, old, broken down couch where he slept most nights. He often fell asleep on the couch while reading or watching TV.
Keith frequently watched Fox News before he went to bed. When he was young man, he was very much a socialist, but as he got older, he began to see the negative characteristics of a totally socialized society. At first he wasn't crazy about Donald Trump, but during the first six months of Trump's presidency, Keith was starting to really admire the way the new president took tough stands on issues that he strongly believed in.
He got himself his favorite glass of water from the kitchen and began taking his massive regimen of medications and dietary supplements. Keith followed this with a bowl of Raisin Bran cereal. He's actually preferred Frosted Flakes, but he had recently decided to be more careful about his food choices.
As soon as he finished his breakfast, Keith felt so tired that he lied down on the couch. After about five minutes had passed, he got up and looked out the window. The sun was shining brightly. He promptly turned on the weather channel to check today's forecast. The weather channel reported a high of 28°C with sunny skies throughout the day. He started to think about going for a bike ride. Keith looked up at his beautiful, black Giant mountain bike parked a few feet behind his flat screen TV.
Episode 2 of The Life and Times of Keith Ross
Keith took hold of his Roku remote and found the Creflo Dollar channel on his tv. He had just decided to call a halt to his substitute teaching assignments for the rest of this year. Keith was exhausted and he really hadn't been feeling well since January of 2017. His doctors could not properly say what ailed him so Keith had to come up with a diagnosis of his own. Left to his own devices, after days and hours of personal research team Keith concluded that he was suffering with chronic fatigue syndrome and fibromyalgia. Both of these medical conditions caused Keith to lack any significant and sustained energy to get done what he both needed and wanted to do.
He wanted to continue with his substitute teaching gigs, but lately he had found his assignments to be extremely exhausting to the degree that he was unable to do much but lie on the couch when he got home from work. Keith had managed to struggle through the majority of this year by relying upon sheer willpower, a doctor prescribed stimulant and a concoction of natural supplements. For a while his self designed treatment protocol appeared to be working. For about one month he felt relatively healthy and could occasionally string together two or three days in which he cold actually engage in some of his extracurricular hobbies after working all day.
Unfortunately, he had neither discovered the secret to sustained energy nor the fountain of youth. He woke up one morning to find that this get up and go had got up and gone. He found this realization to be very troubling and depressing.
Keith sure didn't need any more things to make him feel depressed. He suffered from what is clinically termed double depression for pretty much all of his adult life. Double depression means that one is mildly depressed most of the time, but will occasionally succumb to severe episodes of major depression.


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Bibs, scarves, and roll-necks can help to replace the missing protective and filtration functions of the nose. They protect the airway from dryness, cold and dust but also act as coverings to improve the patient's appearance.


From 2003 till date, Alcohol Rehab Essex has been offering medical care to alcohol and drug addicts. We have acquired our comprehensive expertise by working together with those who are battling with dependencies.
Alcohol Rehab Essex delivers the United Kingdom Substance Misuse Service. We utilise an incorporated model that joins peer bolster, psychosocial intercessions and phenomenal clinical care at each phase of an individual's recuperation journey. Our aim is to give individual focused care that back-ups recuperation and eventually assists people to accomplish long lasting restraint from medications and alcohol.
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CLEVELAND; July 13, 2020 – University of Kentucky Head Men's Basketball Coach John Calipari, along with Harvard Head Coach Tommy Amaker, 35 other collegiate head coaches and the John McLendon Minority Scholarship Foundation ("McLendon Foundation") today announced a partnership to help launch the McLendon Minority Leadership Initiative ("Minority Leadership Initiative," or "MLI"). This coach-driven initiative will provide minorities a jump-start to their careers through practical experiences, opportunities to build their network, and instilling the values of John McLendon: Integrity, Education, Leadership, and Mentorship. Participants in the initiative will be known as MLI Future Leaders. Learn more about John McLendon here.
Coach Calipari, as a leading ambassador for the MLI, is funding five MLI Future Leaders each year for six years, and the University of Kentucky Athletics Department plans to be a part of the MLI starting with the 2020-21 athletics season.
"It was really important for me to take a step back these past few weeks and listen. Now it's time to take action," Calipari said. "The MLI is about access and opportunity: real-world experience and networking platforms designed to elevate talented young women and men of color who have previously been ignored by a system that lacks diversity and inclusion. For this work, I couldn't think of a more appropriate vehicle than the McLendon Foundation. I'm excited about where we're headed and feel this is a great first step toward affecting measurable change in our corner of the world."
"The McLendon Minority Leadership Initiative is a huge step in the right direction for enhancing the pipeline within our industry," said Andrea Williams, Chief Operating Officer at the College Football Playoff (CFP) and McLendon Foundation President. "There are many qualified minority individuals who are prepared to make their mark and begin their careers in college athletics, and this program, jumpstarted by Coach Calipari, is a great foundation to build on."
The McLendon Foundation will be assisting in the solicitation of collegiate coaches, administrators, and corporations to build this program and provide opportunities within athletics departments at all levels, with the ultimate goal of expanding and enhancing the pipeline for minorities interested in pursuing careers in athletics administration. As an added benefit, the Joel Cornette Foundation will assist the Future Leaders with corporate mentorship, development, and job placement.
To augment his support of the McLendon Leadership Initiative, Calipari is also seeking matching funds from private donors, corporate supporters, and other partners to support other universities that wish to participate in the program.
"I am pleased that the University of Kentucky Athletics Department has joined me in the initiative, and I hope that other college coaches and schools will join in this great cause," Calipari said. "College athletics will be the focus of the MLI, but if the initiative can make a broader impact across all levels of athletics and in other industries to help build a path of opportunity for our minority leaders of tomorrow, I'm all for that."
More information regarding the MLI, including a pre-application for interested and qualified individuals, can be found at MinorityLeaders.org. In conjunction with this announcement, the McLendon Foundation is unveiling a newly designed website to showcase the efforts of the Foundation, highlighted by its mission to empower and develop minorities who aspire to be principled leaders in athletics administration by providing educational resources and access to a life-long community of mentors.
About the John McLendon Minority Scholarship Foundation
The John McLendon Minority Scholarship Foundation is a 501(c)3 nonprofit organization founded and administered by NACDA that provides educational opportunities and serves as a vehicle for networking, information and advocacy on behalf of the profession. Since its inception, the Foundation has awarded 123 students with scholarships in the amount of $1,245,000.


PORTLAND, Ore.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Tripwire, Inc., a leading global provider of security and compliance solutions for enterprises and industrial organizations, today announced the expansion of its Channel Partner Program. With a restored focus on building stronger, more strategic partnerships, the program will drive customer growth through the delivery of cybersecurity products and services around the world.
Tripwire expands Channel Partner Program with restored focus on building stronger partnerships that increase value for customer around the world.


We often hear about the term "bounce back" as prevalent life advice. Such a powerful phrase motivates people to see that though setbacks can push us further away from our original goal, we can return to our original state.
"Bouncing forward" reminds us to not only heal the problem at its wound, but to also fix the problem at its source. Building strong relationships is a major factor in determining career success, and it is a skill that we continue to learn to improve. If you have encountered a setback in the workplace, just remember — not only can you bounce back, but you can bounce forward.


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Q: Load external script inside a Vue component I'm trying to load an external script inside a Vue component.
It consists in a script that uses a data value and other attributes to create an URL to be inserted in an iframe src so it mounts a payment form with the data value as the price.
The problem is that I have no control over the script running.
It only runs once the page is refreshed, and obviously with the initial value of the data. I need to run the script every time I open the dialog with the component inside passing the updated data value.
I've tried v-ifs, v-shows, watchers, I'm really in the dark here.
This is the script I'm trying to run: https://hpp-service.genome.eu/paymentPage.js

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I added a watcher to the deposit amount that is received by prop, so I delete the existing script and rerun it to pass the new data value.
Now it just works if I edit the deposit amount. If I route to the payment page and click on deposit it opens an empty iframe.
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The U.S. National Academy of Sciences (NAS) will present its new report on the CTBT on 30 March 2012 in Washington D.C. According to the NAS announcement, the report will examine, inter alia, the CTBTO's capabilities to detect, locate, and identify nuclear explosions.
Read the 2002 NAS report on the CTBT here.


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I think they should have some old school balls put into fifa. Such as mitre from the 90s and Nike ones from early 2000s. Also think they should have different commentators. They should bring back create your own club offline mode and be able to put it in any league you like they should also bring in create your own football boots and personalise for your own player career mode.


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Raúl Chávez de la Rosa (4 March 1939 – 4 November 2010) was a Mexican footballer. He competed in the men's tournament at the 1964 Summer Olympics.

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Olympic footballers of Mexico
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Liquidation of the unreregistered companies. What's the hurry?
Once again, the Ministry of Justice proves to be existing in some other legal realm. So are the Bulgarian Courts. As you probably already know, the companies which have not re-registered by 31 Dec 2011 are subject to compulsory liquidation. The proceedings of this liquidation have been "patched" to the Trade Register Act just before the deadline was in effect. Naturally, as everything done in the last minute, this seems to be an unfinished work.
Paragraph 5, point 4 of the Supplementary provisions of the Trade Register Act:
(4) The co-operations and trader's last registration court prepares and sends by 1st October 2012 to the Agency a list of unreregistered sole traders and foreign companies branches, for which no re-registration has been requested in the term of § 4, point 1 as well as a list of all companies and co-operations for which a re-registration have not been requested in the same term. The list contains the number of the company file, the trade name and business address, the legal representative and Bulstat code, provided to the court, by the Agency.
So far so good. The text says "by 1st Oct 2012", which means that the courts should be ready even before that date. After all they have 10 months to prepare a list. How difficult that could be? Thanks to the state owned company Information Services PLC they have already this data digitised. Even more, some courts use it for issuing Certificates for Good Standing of the companies. Again, how difficult that can be?
Having spoken to a couple of judges, chiefs of Commercial Departments in two different courts, I was notified that the courts don't know what to do, as there is no internal regulation of this procedure. Apparently, "prepare a list" is not enough for them. Where is the self-regulation of the court if they cannot create a simple internal procedure to prepare a single list? Obviously they are waiting for the Ministry of Justice to do the work for them.
This affects ate a huge scale all companies that failed to re-register. Most of them want to initiate voluntary liquidation in order to avoid further costs. The only obstacle now is the list. You may say that they've waited 3 years and can wait few more months and you may be right. However, think of the UK and Irish owners who have registered these companies as "holding" tools and didn't know that such huge reform in the Commercial Register will happen. that's why they've missed the deadline. Delaying of these lists will cause more ambiguity and concerns.
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The surname Cossel was first found in Bavaria, where the name Cassell was anciently associated with the tribal conflicts of the area. They declared allegiances to many nobles and princes of early history, lending their influence in struggles for power and status within the region. They branched into many houses, and their contributions were sought by many leaders in their search for power.
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Not every prophet makes it. Power, money, prestige, honor, promotion, and enticements with flattering smooth sayings are all demonic assignments designed to pull on any common ground that might be in the heart of God's prophetic ministers. Understanding high-level demonic enticements will protect you from error.
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Supporting small farmers in irrigation can achieve a big impact in food security in Africa as an important complementary measure, said Timothy Williams, Chairman of the International Water Management Institute Project in Ghana.
Williams attended the just concluded World Water Week in Stockholm and talked with CRI's Nordic reporter Chen Xuefei.
Williams said that they did a three year project to look at a range of technologies that are usable for farmers and evaluate the importance of these small technologies for agricultural yields and for improving incomes of farmers. The small technologies include China- made motorized pumps, small reservoirs that can be used by a group of farmers for both agriculture, livestock watering and fisheries.
William said it brought a multifly effect. Farmers can not only grow staple food crops, but also grow nuitritious food like vegetables and fruits which can complement their meal.
In addition, farmers are able to sell the surplus in market and the surplus can provide income allowing them to buy other services such as education and health care for their children.
With the pumps, people will also need different kinds of pipes to distribute the water. It creates a value chain market that needs traders to sell these things and traders to sell extra food and vegetables.
Williams said with traditional means of watering with buckets to transport water, farmers can only grow 0.1 hectares of land while using different size motorized pumps, they can cultivate one hectare of land depending on the availability of water around.
Willian said that the research indicates that motorized pumps and small reservoirs can reach many more farmers. If the use of pumps can reach 185 million farmers in Africa, it will lead to an additional 22 billion US dollars of income.
Williams said that he is not opposed to big projects, but governments must take adaptable and complementary measures so that all farmers can benefit.


Add some horsepower and sound to your Nissan 350Z's VQ35DE engine with the new Mishimoto Performance Air Intake. This kit is engineered specifically for your 2003–2006 Nissan 350Z and includes everything needed to replace the restrictive stock airbox. This dyno-proven air intake provides maximum gains of 10 whp & 13 wtq over the stock intake while maintaining safe air/fuel ratios. This kit is simple to install, making it perfect for some extra punch on the street or autocross course. The Mishimoto Nissan 350Z Performance Air Intake includes everything needed for installation, installs in under one hour, and works perfectly with the stock tune. The stock MAF housing is retained which translates into a smooth power band with safe air / fuel ratios. To reduce air intake temperatures (IATs), a powder-coated heat shield is placed between the air filter and hot exhaust manifold, significantly reducing heat-soak. The heatshield bolts right up to the stock inlet duct on the front support to draw in the maximum amount of outside air into the filter. The heatshield also comes fully assembled with protective rubber strips to fully seal it from hot engine bay heat and prevent any vibrations during operation. The Mishimoto high-flow air filter features an integrated venturi and center inlet stack for smooth, high velocity airflow. The large filter provides 271% greater surface area over stock and provides proper filtration of dirt and debris. The included Mishimoto oiled air filter is completely serviceable, allowing for a lifetime of reliable use. Along with an upgrade in power, this intake also provides an aggressive and deep-sounding intake tone that is a huge improvement over the stock intake. The Mishimoto Nissan 350Z Performance Air Intake is designed in Delaware, USA and includes the Mishimoto Lifetime Warranty.
This intake only fits 2003–2006 350Z engines with the VQ35DE engine only. This will not fit 2007–2008 models with the VQ35HR Engine.
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GLENDALE — For all of the success that the Flintridge Prep girls' tennis team enjoyed throughout the season, it's likely it never faced a quality squad that featured a lethal doubles lineup like the one Newport Harbor High possessed.
"Their doubles teams are that good and that talented," Flintridge Prep Coach Ron Catano said Saturday after top-seeded Newport Harbor won all nine doubles sets en route to a 12-6 CIF Southern Section Division II second-round victory against Flintridge Prep at Scholl Canyon Tennis Center. "They are at a level above."
Newport Harbor (19-2) had little difficulty in its doubles sets and left Flintridge Prep (15-5) with no margin for error.
The Rebels, who finished third in the Prep League and then picked up playoff victories against Glendale and Mission Viejo, managed to win only 10 games in doubles against the duos of Ricki Archie and Christina Young, Mindy Wheeler and Megan Bathen and Alex Aiello and Riley Mathies.
"Doubles is our strength because we do a lot of drills in practice," said Newport Harbor Coach Kristen Case, whose team captured the Sunset League championship before beginning the postseason with a win against Esperanza. "We go out there and focus on doubles strategies and we are tough to beat.
"I was told that [Flintridge Prep] was very strong in singles and they impressed me. They have some great ball hitters and they earned their points."
Flintridge Prep won six singles sets, three apiece from Kira Lee and Jenise Vargas.
Lee, the reigning All-Area Singles Player of the Year, opened with an exhausting 7-6 (7-5) victory against Blake Bakkila. She then recorded a 6-1 win against Lauren Conway before wrapping up with a 6-2 victory against Kate Knight.
"I had a really draining set in that tiebreaker," said Lee, a junior. "It was a great experience to play against them.
"They are the No. 1 seed and we had no expectations other than to come out and play hard. We were definitely the underdogs and they are a really great team."
Vargas, a reigning All-Area member, had an efficient three sets, as well. The sophomore lost only three games.
Catano said he figured Lee and Vargas could handle competing against the Sailors.
"It's basically about them playing good once again and us trying to ride all of our singles players," Catano said. "I told our team to just play calm and relaxed.
"I'm very happy with our season and we did better than last year. We will have another good team next year."


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*Explain about PersistenceContext and PersistenceUnit annotations in JPA.

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A: A persistence unit defines information and settings for interacting with a database. This includes connection data as well as info regarding table creation. This is usually done with a xml file called persistence.xml
A persistence context is uses the persistence.xml file and provides and API for actually interacting with the database.


Find out if hiring a music therapist is right for you, and get your chance to participate today for free.
BUT FIRST, here's the story of how I chose to become a music therapist.
First, I met a music therapist. I was on a bus in Pine Ridge Indian Reservation on our way to a pow wow with a group of volunteers for an organization called Re-Member. How I got there is another story. Bob told me he was a full time music therapist and it felt like someone had just revealed a secret I'd never known — there is a profession that uses music to help people, and there are people who do this as their normal job, and I was sitting next to one of them on the bus. Life Changing Moment.
A few weeks later, I visited my best friend in Michigan, and Bob allowed me to shadow him for half a day at Mott Children's Hospital, where he worked. It was shocking at first, to see kids hooked up to machines that kept them alive in the ICU, but maybe because of the music Bob played, within a few minutes of being in each room, I warmed up. I still remember when one child on a ventilator who seemed completely unresponsive to me silently mouthed the words "thank you" before we left the room. I just about cried. Bob let me sing my songs to a young woman receiving chemotherapy and her twin sister and dad. As I sang, it felt like the hospital room we were in faded to the background and we were just people again, enjoying a moment, and sharing an experience together.
It wasn't easy. And I don't regret a second of it.
I don't regret the hard work it took to become a music therapist because now I get to work with people, just like you, who want to see how music can change their lives.
Who is a music therapist for? The clinical answer to this question includes a long list of diagnoses—people with autism, down syndrome, Parkinson's, dementia, Alzheimers, stroke, depression, anxiety, disability, adhd, ataxia, apraxia, and many many more. Music therapy is a clinical practice, and it is absolutely for you (or your loved one) if you identify with one or more of the above diagnoses.
What if you don't have a diagnosis? Or don't like identifying yourself as a disability or illness? I'm with you. And I want to go a little deeper with this question. It's part of why I started my own online music therapy business, to serve people outside of the traditional scope, or who might not have access to music therapy in the clinical setting.
The clinical approach matches our current healthcare model where people must be diagnosed in order to receive specialized care. I've talked to concerned mothers of kids who exhibit signs of autism, convincing them to see if their child is diagnosable only because it will give them access to so many extra services if they get diagnosed. It's simply the way our system works…for now.
Our current healthcare system is built upon finding what's wrong and how to fix it, rather than what's present and how to be with it.
Music therapy is for anyone who wants to get back in touch with their blueprint of health* using a tool that's been a consistent part of human evolution for tens of thousands of years and is backed by current research and neuroscience — MUSIC.
*"Blueprint of health" is a term coined by Brigit Viksnins.
You can use music to improve your life now. But the only way to do music therapy is with a music therapist (trust me, there are laws formed in many states already making it illegal to call something music therapy if it's not done by a board certified music therapist). Music therapists are trained professionals in how to use music to assess and address people's emotional, physical, spiritual, and/or social needs. Because I'm a nationally board certified music therapist and nuerologic music therapy fellow, I can work with you, whether you have a diagnosis or not. In fact, I'd love to work with you.
Want to get a feel for what I do as a music therapist?
I've turned my favorite tried and true music therapy activities into an experiential online video music therapy course. It's called Tapping Into Your Creative Flow. In six short videos, I'll guide you through various experiences as I would guide someone in one of my in-person music therapy sessions. Because I'm not there in person, I'll keep it light and encourage you to only do what feels good. You'll receive a live music guided relaxation. You'll have a chance to sing and play along with a familiar song. And you'll tap into your creative flow by re-writing an existing popular song. The coolest part? You don't have to have ANY MUSICAL EXPERIENCE. And if you have lots of musical experience? You will still benefit greatly because you'll see how something you already use and love (music) can help you be present and increase your creative capacity.
Everyone is a creative being, but sometimes we forget. We doubt ourselves. We turn down the opportunities we have to be creative because we're scared we'll be bad at it. We might wonder where to even begin. This course is a great place to start and it's free today. So sign up and see how it goes!
Tapping Into Your Creative Flow is packed with value, and I'm offering it to you for FREE, just for choosing to be part of this online creative community. So you don't even need to spend a dollar, or even another minute of your time. All you need to do is sign up for my mailing list, check your email, and you can have your own personal music therapy video session online right now (or in 2 hours, or whenever you want). Afterwards you will know, from experience, how I use music to facilitate positive change in people's lives as a music therapist. All from the comfortable, zero-pressure environment of your home.
Welcome to the creative community!
Check your email for your course and add jodi@jodiclaren.com to your contacts.
My name is Jodi McLaren. I'm here to help you tap into your creative energy through songwriting and music therapy.
Sign up today, and get Tapping Into Your Creative Flow online course for FREE (a $49 value)!
The first 10 people to pre-order Free Your Song online songwriting course will get two hours of 1-on-1 calls with me, no extra charge ($300 value).
Want a way in to play music that's easy, fun, and cheap? I've got everything you need to know to start playing the ukulele this week!
Want to experience music therapy right now for free?
In my online music therapy course, Tapping Into Your Creative Flow, I'll invite and guide you to open up to your creativity, get present, generate ideas on the page, and rewrite a popular existing song. Get your creative juices flowing and have some fun with me!


Urban street photography is a bit of a misleading term - in truth, I don't think such a thing exists. There is street photography, and then there is urban photography. The two are distinctly different.
You may think I am about to split hairs but please bear with me as I believe I have a valid point.
The image below was shot in a public square in the centre of a large city. It includes a man whose gaze is averted from the newspaper and directed at the photographer (me) but without altering the angle of his head.
It's a relaxing activity, and the image depicts something we have all done at one time or another, which is gone to the park to sit and read for a while.
It's also amusing as the 'horse' is looking sideways at the man's newspaper - how many times have you stood on bus or train with someone trying to read your paper out of the corner of their eye?!
Anyway... because there is a man in it, there is real life in it. It was shot while I was out on the streets of Margao in India so that makes it a street photograph. Street + life = street photography. Am I being simplistic?
Bear with me! Urban photography also relates to the city, to urban areas, to images made (or found) while walking around the streets. But it differs from street photography (which is about life as it is found immediately in front of the lens) in that there are no people in the images that result.
Urban photography is abstract, it implies life, but there are no people there unless they are very small and insignificant and only add to the aesthetic or abstract organisation of the two-dimensional surface of the photo.
Urban photography often conveys a feeling of isolation or emptiness and its proponents like to photograph old railway lines, sewers, empty warehouses, abandoned buildings, under the bridge at night... these are the kind of images that can be called 'urban'.
The shot below is an urban scene in a town called Dong Ujimqinqi in Inner Mongolia. I don't know what that funny looking thing in the foreground is - it's a pole with a spirally wiry thing on the top. But it's definitely urban photography. No people, so not street photography. Urban photography is landscape photography but it's not done in the countryside. It's cityscape photography if you like.
So does urban street photography actually exist as a distinct genre? Can we somehow amalgamate the two ideas into the one concept? I will leave it up to you to decide!
I have also written on urban photography - click the link if you would like to read that too.


That's great woodsy, that's better than the meet up I went to!
What I found most useful was to hear from people from other organisations of the different ways in which they were using CiviCRM other than Bristol Wireless' basic groups-based contacts database, e.g. monitoring donations and administering UK Gift Aid, plus HR functions, as I intimated in the post.


McLaren Northern Michigan, in affiliation with Karmanos Cancer Institute, has an excellent opportunity for a Hematology/Oncology physician to join a dedicated team in Petoskey, Michigan. The group consists of four physicians and two nurse practitioners in an employed community-based practice. Qualified candidates will be board certified/eligible in both Hematology and Oncology.
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McLaren Northern Michigan is a 202-bed regional referral center located in Petoskey, serving residents in 22 counties across northern Lower Michigan and the eastern part of the Upper Peninsula. A medical staff of nearly 200 physicians represents nearly all medical and surgical specialties, enabling full-service care with an emphasis on cardiology, cancer, orthopedics, and neuroscience services.
McLaren is a health system devoted to "doing what's best" including increasing patient satisfaction, ensuring provider retention and staying on the cutting edge of medicine. McLaren includes 14 hospitals and provides care to 75% of communities in Michigan, touching over 6.5 million lives.
The Petoskey Area is a premier four-season destination with attractions and activities that include biking, wine tasting, fishing, spectacular golf courses, and much more! This is a wonderful place to raise a family with its excellent schools, community sports programs, active art and music community, and diverse residential options. There is something for everyone in Petoskey!


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Who owns a tip? Trump may shift it to restaurant owners
By Aimee Picchi
October 31, 2017 / 5:52 AM / MoneyWatch
The Restaurateur
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Working for tips isn't easy, but at the end of the day, waitstaff and other tipped workers can count on those gratuities ending up in their pockets.
That may change under the Trump administration. The Department of Labor has indicated it intends to rescind an Obama-era rule restricting restaurant owners from pooling tips, or taking tips from waitstaff and redistributing the money to workers throughout the restaurant, according to the National Law Review.
While the Labor Department hasn't yet disclosed details of the proposed rule, labor activists fear the new regulation will allow employers to take ownership of tips as long as their workers earn the federal minimum wage. Restaurant owners could then take the tips, pool them and divide the money among their employees. And some activists worry that owners might decide to keep a portion of the tips for themselves.
"This is an issue about income inequality. It's a race to the bottom. Maybe workers were making $15 an hour after tips, now they could just make $7.25," or the federal minimum wage, under the proposed rule, said Patricia Smith, senior counsel at the National Employment Law Project and former Obama administration solicitor of labor. "Given the history, that there are some employers that steal tips already, this is a way of doing what they have been doing, but it becomes legal."
The fight over tips stems from the unusual way that wait staff and other tipped workers are paid. Under federal law, they earn $2.13 an hour, but gratuities must push the hourly wage to meet the federal minimum wage, which now stands at $7.25 an hour. Restaurant owners are supposed to make up the difference if the worker's hourly rate plus tips don't meet the minimum wage.
How restaurants use science to keep diners coming back 05:33
Disputes have arisen over tip ownership in cases where employers paid their waitstaff the federal minimum wage of $7.25 an hour, rather than the tipped wage of $2.13 per hour. Restaurant owners argued they wanted to pool the tips to supplement the pay of "back of the house" employees, such as cooks and dishwashers.
Under the Obama administration, the Labor Department regulation stipulated that tips always belong to the employees, regardless of whether they're paid the tipped wage or the higher federal minimum wage. It also barred restaurant owners from pooling tips.
Conflicting decisions from the Ninth and Tenth Circuit Courts appeared to place the issue on the path to the Supreme Court. In July, the Labor Department said it would rescind the restrictions on tip pooling, a decision that one restaurant group called "an absolute game changer."
The Labor Department sent the new rule to the White House's Office of Information and Regulatory Affairs on Oct. 24, with its status listed as pending review. The Labor Department didn't return a request for comment about this story.
"Confining tips to just servers creates a disparity between the 'front of the house' and the 'back of the house.' They're all working toward the same goal -- to provide the best experience for restaurant guests," said Angelo Amador, executive director of the National Restaurant Association's Restaurant Law Center, in an emailed statement.
The National Restaurant Association -- sometimes called "the other NRA" -- is a powerful lobbying organization representing restaurant owners. Its donations have gone more toward Republicans, who tend to be more open to business concerns than Democrats.
Restaurant owners might want to help other workers by pooling tips, but the answer isn't to take money away from waiters and waitresses, said NELP's Smith.
"My response is, why not pay them more? Why are you paying them off the back of the front-of-the-house workers?" Smith said.
The typical waiter and waitress aren't pulling in big bucks to begin with. The median hourly wage for waitstaff is $9.61, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics. Waiters and waitresses in the top 10 percent of all earners in their profession take home $38,460 per year.
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Diners might not be thrilled to learn the tips they leave for their waiter or waitress isn't going to the server.
"Consumers wouldn't know that tips are going to the employer," said Saru Jayaraman, the co-founder of Restaurant Opportunities Center United, a group that advocates for higher wages for restaurant workers. "If the employer pays the full minimum wage, then tips are allowed to be shared with the back of the house, that might be OK, but this regulation goes beyond that. It says it's possible for employers to walk away with the tips and not give them to anybody."
Tip theft and other forms of wage theft is already a serious problem, according to the left-leaning Economic Policy Institute. It estimated workers lost more than $50 billion a year in wage theft in 2014, or far more than the cost of robberies, burglaries and other property crimes. About $1 billion in stolen wages and tips were recovered for workers in 2012, thanks to federal or state agencies and private lawyers. Wage theft ranges from failing to pay for overtime to skimming tips that should go to tipped workers.
"One in five workers say management is already illegally stealing tips," Jayaraman said.
Some restaurant workers may decide to shift into other industries if they aren't allowed to keep their tips, she predicted. Others, however, may not be able to do so, given that restaurant work may be the only available employment in some areas.
"It'll be an economic hit on the front-of-the-house staff," said NELP's Smith. "Whether they will leave the industry or not depends on their circumstances. They may well leave if there are better opportunities elsewhere."
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This last couple of weeks has proven to be a good place to circle back and think about all of the material we have been investigating in the Flat Classroom Certification course. A lot of the initial material was not the newest for me. There were a few added wrinkles, but it was pretty familiar fare. Yet, once we got into the digital citizenship material, while not new in concept, it certainly was newly articulated for me in a framework that I both appreciated and needed some time to consider. The concept, as advanced by Vicki Davis and Julie Lyndsay, has been particularly interesting to me. For me at least, it adds a far clearer political dimension to our work, for better, worse, or perhaps both.
Shortly after reading the chapter, international events in Germany started catching my attention. perhaps it is the mid-term elections here in the States that has my radar more attenuated to the political arena. Still, a couple of weeks ago Chancellor Angela Merkel's comments about her native Germany's multicultural approach having "failed, utterly failed" got my attention almost as immediately as her words were published and translated. Subsequently, a slightly more nuanced version of Merkel's words began to appear in English language media. To my surprise, the story didn't have the legs I thought it would.
Fortunately, it did not disappear completely. I was bolstered by the sentiments of James Carroll's op-ed piece in my local daily newspaper, The Boston Globe. Reading his column, I almost felt that he had read my original message to the Flat Classroom Certification cohort. Additionally, Carroll was a guest on National Public Radio's daily show Talk of the Nation, which had a segment called "Multiculturalism Debated In The U.S. And Abroad." In both entries to the public discourse, Carroll echoed many of my thoughts on the subject.
In particular, Carroll's comment, "To date, no responsible American government figure feels free to openly echo Merkel's "Christian values'' excommunication. But multiculturalism can fail in the United States, too, as mounting negativity toward immigrants ("aliens'') suggests," strikes to the heart of why efforts like the Flat Classroom Projects, in all flavors, are such worthy ones.
Alluding to lessons of history, I found the German Chancellor's comments particularly alarming. Yet these sentiments are definitely part of a dark undercurrent in the States. Of course the US is not Germany. The US has a long history of multiculturalism, however contentious, even violent, it may be. It also has a history of isolationism, especially in times of difficulty. Yet, there is a code, as Carroll puts it, that is designed to incite a more insidious part of the American body politic. Merkel's statements may have been uttered in German but they too read as the same code. Only education can combat the kind of ignorance, ethnocentrism, and xenophobia that threatens "to swamp the foundation of liberal democracy," as Carroll evocatively suggests.
Ultimately, the digital citizenship we are promoting is really built upon a modern global citizenship with a long, wide digital footprint, as well as deeper understanding of etiquette and international protocols. Digital citizenship is definitely a more expansive concept and I have already voiced my problems with the term. Regardless of what its called, the concept has never been more needed as an underpinning of education in the twenty-first century and beyond.
Like it or not, this new reality have a political dimension that is full of its own codes, subtlety, nuance, and rhetoric. Students need to be prepared to navigate their way through this reality, hopefully with a more sensitivity, enlightened compassion, and recognition of just how interdependent humanity has become.
This entry was posted in Teaching & Learning and tagged digital citizenship, digital footprint, education, fcc, fcp, Flat Classroom Certification, flatclassroomproject, Julie Lindsay, multiculturalism, politics, Vicki Davis on October 28, 2010 by Fred Haas - @akh003.
Like many in my Flat Classroom Certification cohort, I have to admit that having a week to breathe in the certification course and do catch up really was appreciated. Simultaneously following and participating in PLENK2010, has been arduous and taken a bit of a dip the last two weeks. Plus, I found myself in what an old friend referred to as an assessment bottleneck, which is code for English teachers, meaning I had a load of papers to read. Combined with a few Writing Project initiatives I have going with NWP, MWP and BWP, I was feeling like everything was converging at once.
An added benefit, it gave me a little time to do a little reflection both for my work as a teacher and as a student. For one, the timing was great in terms of teaching, as I am approaching a midterm point in the classes I teach. As far as being a student in a couple of courses, it is the midpoint in one and close in another. I often feel like courses should have an equivalent of half-time, a chance for some assessment and adjustments. In this case, it has worked out to be kind of like one.
On the teaching front, I wrote a bit about my grading experiment last week and continue to monitor. However, at this point I have seen enough work from my students to have a much clearer idea about who is meeting expectations and who is not. In fact, I am planning on administering a short survey to gather some of their thoughts about the class more than the grading. I will survey them about the grading later. I am interested to see how their answers, which involve some reflections and self-assessment will match with my initial impressions and assessments. More on this to come.
Also on the teaching front, I am rapidly approaching a transition point, where most of my classes will be wrapping up some existing work and venturing into a new unit of study. I always find the transitions from one unit to another kind of exciting. It is an opportunity to make adjustments based on the growing understanding I have of the current students, while accounting for what has been successful in the past. I am always interested to see how the current students respond to the new material.
As a student, I have felt a bit like I was falling behind the pace. This is certainly the case with the PLENK2010 course. However, I do feel like that course will have a long aftertaste. Considering that it does not have any assessments, other than self-assessment, and my participation is completely based on my own interest, I feel a little less pressure. Plus, I have been a bit more in consumption mode with that line of inquiry, reading a lot of material. In some ways, it is hard to slow down the gathering and reading of material long enough to truly contemplate it in all of its complexity until after it is over. At least, that's is sometimes how I feel.
However, even if I have not had a chance to collect my thoughts on that material and produce any artifacts of that thinking I still feel engaged and like a participant, just one that has had to slow down and move to the outside and behind the frontrunners. I only wish that I had more time to be even more immersed in it. I am finding the whole massively open online course (MOOC) experience extremely fascinating as a phenomenon. Plus, I am learning a whole lot. Even from my temporary place on the side, it remains exhilarating.
As for the Flat Classroom Certification course, it was the most welcome break. I had been making pretty strong headway in that course and very much feeling like a front runner, getting things done quickly and early. Then, I started running into some communication problems since a few changes to my email configuration. It has left me a little out of the loop for a short time, a problem that took awhile to discern, which I just recently have been able to address.
All in all, it has been a welcome break and I am ready to jump back into the fray more aggressively. I feel like I may have caught a second wind.
This entry was posted in Teaching & Learning and tagged Boston Writing Project, BWP, fcc, Flat Classroom Certification, Julie Lindsay, Massachusetts Writing Project, MOOC, MWP, National Writing Project, NWP, PLENK2010, Vicki Davis on October 27, 2010 by Fred Haas - @akh003.


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Boy: see Children & Family & School & Girl & Name & Parents & School & Toy & Literature & Poetry & Teenager & Transgender & Twins & Pregnancy & Birth
William Shakespeare - The Christmas No.1 Story TV - Lord of the Flies 1963 - Sunset Boulevard 1950 - Hannibal 2000 - The Man Who Knew Too Much 1956 - Whole Lotta Sole 2011 - William Golding - Faulks on Fiction TV - Monty Python's The Meaning of Life 1983 - Lewis Carroll - J O Halliwell - Noel Coward - Robert Falcon Scott - Fyodor Dostoyevsky - Charles Dickens - Thomas Hardy - James Joyce - Razzle Dazzle 2007 -
65,602. This wimpled, whining, purblind, wayward boy,
This senior-junior giant-dwarf, Dan Cupid. William Shakespeare, Love's Labour's Lost I ii 192
8,886. At first the infant,
And then the whining schoolboy, with his satchel,
Unwillingly to school. (Children & Boy & School & Pupil & Student) William Shakespeare, As You Like It II vii 143
65,603. Bring forth men-children only;
For thy undaunted mettle should compose
Nothing but males. William Shakespeare, Macbeth I vii 72
9,468. 1969: Rolf Harris: Two Little Boys. (Christmas & Music & Pop Music & Boy) The Christmas No.1 Story, BBC 2012
20,638. What are all your names? (GBH Films & Names & Boys) Lord of the Flies 1963 starring James Aubrey & Tom Chapin & Hugh Edwards & Roger Elwin & Tom Gaman & David Surtees & Simon Surtees & Nicholas Hammond et al, director Peter Brook, Piggy
20,639. His name's not Fatty. His real name's piggy. (GBH Films & Names & Boys) ibid. Ralph
20,640. If we don't lose our head, we'll be all right. (GBH Films & Boys) ibid. Ralph
20,641. After all, we're not savages, we're English, and the English are better at everything. (GBH Films & England & Boys) ibid. Jack
20,642. We might stay here until we die. (GBH Films & Life's Like That & Island & Boys) ibid. Piggy
20,643. A snake thing. Ever so big. We saw it. When we was hiding in the jungle in the dark. (GBH Films & Monster & Beast & Boys) ibid. Piggy
20,644. I tell you there isn't a beast. (GBH Films & Monster & Beast & Boys) ibid. Ralph
20,645. Bash her in! Kill the pig! (GBH Films & Boys) ibid. all
20,646. I don't believe in no ghosts. Ever. (GBH Films & Ghost & Boys) ibid. Piggy
20,647. Who thinks there may be ghosts? (GBH Films & Ghost & Boys) ibid. Ralph
20,648. The rules. You're breaking the rules. Because the rules are the only thing we've got. (GBH Films & Rules & Boys) ibid. Ralph
20,649. Why are things going wrong like they are? (GBH Films & Life's Like That & Wrong & Boys) ibid. Ralph to Piggy
20,650. I gave you food and my hunters will protect you from the beast. Who'll join my tribe? (GBH Films & Gangstas & Boys) ibid. Jack
20,651. You're a beast and a swine and a bloody bloody thief. (GBH Films & Insult & Boys) ibid. Ralph to Jack
20,652. Which is it better to be? A pack of painted savages like you are, or sensible like Ralph is? (GBH Films & Life's Like That & Boys) ibid. Piggy
22,941. Mad About The Boy. (Film Noir & Murder & Boy) Sunset Boulevard: A Hollywood Story 1950 starring Gloria Swanson & Erich von Stronheim & William Holden & Nancy Olson & Fred Clark & Lloyd Gough & Jack Webb & Franklyn Farnum et al, director Billy Wilder, inscription in card case
23,011. You're a very unusual boy, aren't you? (Murder Films & Boy) Hannibal 2000 starring Anthony Hopkins & Julianne Moore & Gary Oldman & Ray Liotta & Frankie Faison & Giancarlo Giannini & Francesca Neri & David Andrews & Francis Guianan et al, director Ridley Scott, Lecter to boy
23,085. All I want's my boy. (Murder & Boy) The Man Who Knew Too Much 1956 starring Doris Day & James Stewart & Bernard Miles & Brenda De Banzie & Ralph Truman & Daniel Gelin & Mogens Wieth & Alan Mowbray & Hillary Booke & Christopher Olsen et al, director Alfred Hitchcock, Stewart
23,445. But you do have something that I want. Not want – have to have. I want that wee boy of yours. (GBH Films & Boy) Whole Lotta Sole 2011 starring Brendan Fraser & Colm Meaney & Martin McCann & Yaya DaCosta & Michael Legge & David O'Hara et al, director, boss to gambler
29,878. You've got to have rules and obey them. After all we're not savages. We're English. And the English are best at everything. So we'll have lots of rules. And when anybody breaks them ... (English & Boys & Children & Rules) William Golding, The Lord of the Flies
8,875. Now the villain was to be an even more unlikely figure, one who initially looks like an angel in Paradise. At first sight it would seem an idyllic setting. An island deserted apart from a handful of innocent schoolboys. Yet it was here that William Golding proposed to look evil straight in the face. And that face belonged to perhaps the most shocking villain in British fiction - a twelve-year-old choirboy called Jack Meridew. (Children & Abuse & Bully & Villain & Evil & Boys & Fiction & Novel & Literature) Faulks on Fiction: The Villains 4/4
65,360. Patient: Is it a boy or a girl?
Obstetrician: Now I think it's a little early to start imposing roles on it, don't you? (Birth & Boy & Girl) Monty Python's The Meaning of Life 1983 starring Graham Chapman & John Cleese & Terry Gilliam & Eric Idle & Terry Jones & Michael Palin & Carol Cleveland & Patricia Quinn et al, director Terry Jones
65,598. Speak roughly to your little boy,
And beat him when he sneezes;
He only does it to annoy,
Because he knows it teases. Lewis Carroll, Alice's Adventures in Wonderland
65,599. What are little boys made of? J O Halliwell, Nursery Rhymes 1844
65,600. Mad about the boy. Noel Coward, title of song 1932
65,601. Make the boy interested in natural history if you can; it is better than games. Robert Falcon Scott, last letter to wife 1913
65,604. Schoolboys are a merciless race, individually they are angels, but together, especially in schools, they are often merciless. Fyodor Dostoyevsky, The Brothers Karamazov
78,406. Come along, boy! Boy! (Expectation & Boy) Great Expectations 2012 starring Jeremy Irvine & Helena Bonham Carter & Ralph Fiennes & Robbie Coltrane & Jason Flemyng & Holliday Grainger & Ewen Bremner & Sally Hawkins & David Walliams & Olly Alexander et al, director Mike Newell
78,407. I've a pretty large experience of boys. And you're a bad set of fellows - behave yourself. (Expectation & Boy) ibid. Coltrane
95,097. You are a human boy, my young friend. A human boy. O glorious to be a human boy! ... O running stream of sparkling joy to be a soaring human boy! Charles Dickens, Bleak House
95,098. 'Don't you be afraid of hurting the boy,' he says. ibid.
95,251. In the third-class seat sat the journeying boy,
And the roof-lamp's oily flame
Played down on his listless form and face,
Bewrapt past knowing to what he was going,
Or whence he came ... (Boy & Journey & Train) Thomas Hardy, Midnight on the Great Western
97,853. Boys always hog centre stage. And they hurt the girls. (Dance & Boys) Razzle Dazzle: A Journey into Dance 2007 starring Nick Twiney & Kerry Armstrong & Denise Roberts & Tara Morice & Ben Miller & Jane Hall & Nadine Garner & Toni Lamond & Noeline Brown & Josephine Barwick & Barry Crocker & Damon Gameau & Scott Irwin et al, director Daren Ashton, grown-ups


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No. 5 South Burlington at No. 1 Champlain Valley, ppd. to Wednesday
No. 3 Colchester vs. No. 2 Rice, ppd. to Wednesday
No. 4 Bellows Falls at No. 1 Mill River, susp. tied at 2 in second inning (to resume Wednesday)
No. 6 Lake Region at No. 2 Lamoille, ppd. to Wednesday
No. 4 Leland & Gray at No. 1 BFA-Fairfax, ppd. to Wednesday
No. 3 Randolph at No. 2 Williamstown, ppd. to Wednesday
High school softball semifinals
No. 4 BFA-St. Albans at No. 1 Essex, ppd. to Wednesday
No. 3 Colchester at No. 2 Mount Anthony, ppd. to Wednesday
No. 4 Milton at No. 1 BFA-Fairfax, ppd. to Wednesday
No. 7 Randolph (11-7) at No. 3 Springfield (13-5), to resume at 4 p.m. Thursday scoreless in second inning
No. 9 Leland & Gray at No. 4 Thetford, ppd. to Wednesday
No. 6 Windsor at No. 2 Richford, ppd. to Wednesday
Division IV
No. 8 Danville at No. 4 Blue Mountain, ppd. to Wednesday
High school girls lacrosse semifinals
No. 5 South Burlington at No. 1 Burr and Burton, ppd. to Wednesday
No. 3 Rice Memorial at No. 2 Burlington, ppd. to 4:30 p.m. Thursday
No. 6 Chelsea at No. 2 Woodstock, ppd. to Wednesday
High school boys lacrosse semifinals
No. 1 Middlebury 11, No. 4 Essex 10 (OT)
No. 5 Burlington at No. 1 Rice Memorial, ppd. to Wednesday
No. 3 Burr and Burton at No. 2 Stowe, ppd. to Wednesday
WEDNESDAY'S SCHEDULE
High school baseball semifinals
No. 5 South Burlington at No. 1 Champlain Valley, 3 p.m.
No. 3 Colchester vs. No. 2 Rice, 4:30 p.m.
No. 6 Lake Region at No. 2 Lamoille, 4:30 p.m.
No. 4 Bellows Falls at No. 1 Mill River, to resume 1:15 p.m.
No. 4 Leland & Gray at No. 1 BFA-Fairfax, 4:30 p.m.
No. 3 Randolph at No. 2 Williamstown, 3:30 p.m.
No. 4 BFA-St. Albans at No. 1 Essex, 4 p.m.
No. 3 Colchester at No. 2 Mount Anthony, 3:30 p.m.
No. 4 Milton at No. 1 BFA-Fairfax, 4 p.m.
No. 9 Leland & Gray at No. 4 Thetford, 4 p.m.
No. 6 Windsor at No. 2 Richford, 4 p.m.
No. 8 Danville at No. 4 Blue Mountain, 3 p.m.
No. 5 South Burlington at No. 1 Burr and Burton, 5 p.m.
No. 6 Chelsea at No. 2 Woodstock, 4:30 p.m.
No. 5 Burlington at No. 1 Rice Memorial, 3:30 p.m.
No. 3 Burr and Burton at No. 2 Stowe, 4:30 p.m.