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10 Things WWE Wants You To Forget About Stephanie McMahon
The Billion Dollar Princess is all grown up and would rather you didn't remember these moments...
Stephanie McMahon has been a featured WWE performer for the past 15 years. We've seen so many sides of her. She started out as the innocent daughter of Vince McMahon that was in her early 20s that appeared to be happy all the time. Then she turned heel on her dad when she was married to Triple H in a storyline. She was mocked by the likes of Chris Jericho and The Rock while fans in arenas called her a "slut" all the time. They even tried to tell us that she bought ECW at one point too. She moved on to a role as the GM of the Smackdown brand when the brand extension was starting out in 2002. At one point in 2003 she even wrestled her father Vince in the first ever Father vs. Daughter match that took place a week before her real wedding to Triple H. Her appearances since then have seen her in the role as the GM as one point, but for most of the last decade she was off camera because she had three daughters with Hunter. For the past year, she's become a regular on WWE TV again as part of "The Authority" duo with Triple H. It can be argued that Stephanie is giving the best performances of her career this year. She comes across as a heartless, vindictive bitch that doesn't give a damn who she pisses off. Is that what she's really like? Probably not. A lot of people have nice things to say about her although that could also be because she's the boss' daughter, but it's probably genuine too. She's playing a character on TV and as a mother of three in her late 30s she's doing a great job on a consistent basis. Stephanie has done a lot of things in her career that WWE wants us to forget, though. Some of those things happened at a time when WWE wasn't so family friendly. They pushed the limits as much as they could and they are not things that would ever make it on WWE TV in the PG environment. Others are simply things that fans have forgotten because they are not celebrated moments. It's not a case of us trying to tear her down or anything like that. All we're doing is telling you about some of the things that WWE wants you, the wrestling fan, to forget about the Billion Dollar Princes, Stephanie McMahon.
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3rd period-watch the clip from yesterday. pop quiz on thursday. anything goes.
4th period – lydian and mixolydian for thursday (on b-flat). and finish method # 2 worksheet.
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Can't find the manual? Don't panic. Here's a cell phone remedy a crazy lady with a dog knows about, and it's free!
I'm not sure that this will work with those fancy iphones and things like that, phones that people shell out an arm and a leg for each month, but it may. This remedy also will also occasionally cure some laptops and other electronic devices when they are not working right.
I am telling you this just to save you a call to 611 only to be told to call back on a landline, and then a long, long wait to get a real human being, only to be told to take your cell phone to a shop. Then, you travel far and wide to get to the shop, wait in line, maybe you get charged and maybe you get talked into buying a new cell phone. Or you Google and Google to find the manual, finally find the .pdf, open it, and if you find your answer at all, it's probably, "Get your phone serviced." Or all you find is a "Quick start guide" that tell you how to turn the phone on and off, and then buy ringtones and spend more money.
Now, I want you to avoid all this hassle.
Here's what to do if, say, someone calls and instead of ringing, the phone just sits there and maybe lights up for a sec or maybe does nothing at all. Super annoying, right? This is 2013 and we no longer have clunker ancient cell phones that fail and drop calls all the time. Or rings weirdly or does or does not do anything else incorrectly. If your cell phone does it once, forgive it. Twice is completely unpardonable. Here's what to do.
2. Sit down in a well-lit place that's free of clutter. You don't want to do this, for example, in an extremely messy car because something will get lost. You're already frustrated, and misplacing something is going to make you doubly frustrated.
3. Shut off your cell phone.
4. Remove the battery cover. Most cell phones have some sort of back cover that is removable. You may need a coin to get the back cover off. Dimes work well. I don't recommend using your fingernail, although sometimes these work fine, too. Don't be violent with the cover no matter how pissed off you are, because many of these covers are quite delicate. Remember which way the cover fit on, because you are going to have to put it back. Now above all, once you've got the cover off, put it someplace safe. Do not lose it or step on it, or let your three-year-old use it for a teething ring.
5. Carefully remove the battery. This may in fact not be so easy. Don't drop it and don't lose it and don't get it wet. Once you've got it out, keep it out for a few seconds and then put it back in exactly how it was before. You have now "reset" your phone.
6. Put your cover back on. Gently.
Of course, if your phone or device does not have a battery you can remove yourself, none of this applies, but this little trick will often restore your phone to life and will save you a length call to tech support or a trip to the shop, and maybe even some dough.
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FCC Unanimously Approves Three-Digit Suicide Prevention Number Amid Escalating Crisis In U.S.
The easy 988 number will replace the clunkier 800-273-TALK (8255) for anyone to reach the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline. The FCC said in an earlier report that the increased costs that will come from more calls would likely be offset by avoiding medical costs such as hospitalizations or emergency department visits
The Wall Street Journal: FCC Approves Making '988' A National Suicide-Prevention Hotline Number
Americans would be able to dial 988 to reach a suicide prevention and mental health crisis hotline under a proposal approved Thursday by the Federal Communications Commission. The new three-digit dialing code is designed to be an easier-to-remember version of an existing toll-free number, 1-800-273-TALK, known as the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline. Dialing 988 would connect callers to the lifeline, which routes calls to a nearby crisis center run by an organization designated to answer the call. (Tracy, 12/12)
The Hill: FCC Moves To Designate 988 A National Suicide-Prevention Hotline Number
All five FCC commissioners on Thursday voted in favor of a proposal to designate 988 as the country's national suicide-prevention hotline number, arguing that having a 911-like option for people who are experiencing mental health crises could help combat the rising rate of suicides in the U.S. "The need for suicide prevention services has never been greater in modern times," FCC Chairman Ajit Pai said at the FCC's open meeting on Thursday. (Birnbaum, 12/12)
The Associated Press: Regulators To Set Up 3-Digit Suicide Hotline Number Like 911
A law last year required the Federal Communications Commission to study assigning a three-digit number for suicide prevention. The FCC said in a report that there is overwhelming support for a three-digit number because it would be easier for distressed people to get help. (Anderson, 12/12)
CNN: FCC Unanimously Approves Proposal For New 3-Digit Number As Suicide Prevention Hotline
During the public meeting Thursday, FCC commissioner Michael O'Rielly shared that his brother-in-law died by suicide and thanked the agency's staff for the "hard work." "These are about those that we can convince. These are about those willing to listen that can be driven in a different direction, that can be shown a path where life matters. So I pray that this item has the impact that we expect it to," O'Rielly said. (Stracqualursi, 12/12)
USA Today: 988: Suicide Prevention Three-Digit Number Gains FCC Approval
"The three-digit number is really going to be a breakthrough in terms of reaching people in a crisis," said Dwight Holton, CEO of Lines for Life, a suicide prevention nonprofit. "No one is embarrassed to call 911 for a fire or an emergency. No one should be embarrassed to call 988 for a mental health emergency." (Shannon, 12/12)
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A bearded Meek Mill turned himself into authorities on Wednesday to start serving his 2-4 years prison sentence.
Earlier this week, Meek Mill was given up to 4 years sentence for probation violation, a ruling that shocked everyone including the prosecutor and his probation officer who both recommended no prison time. The name of the prison where the rapper will be serving his time is not yet known but he will be doing time in a state prison. Meek's mugshot went viral on social media today for his beard and wide-eyed look.
Meek Mill has been getting some support from his celebrity peers including JAY-Z, Kevin Hart, and T.I. Some of his fans have also launched a petition asking the state's governor to overturn the sentence.


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The John Gorrie State Museum is a Florida State Park located in Apalachicola, a block off U.S. 98. It commemorates the man who was a pioneer in developing air conditioning, receiving the first U.S. Patent for mechanical refrigeration in 1851. The address is 46 Sixth Street.
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This is where I sat for a good chunk of yesterday. On a rock.
It never got very warm, probably only in the forties. But the sun was shining and if you stayed still and let the sun work, you eventually heated up. There was no wind, which helped.
It's not a particularly picturesque place. It's just where I came to after walking the beach for an hour or so, letting the rhythm of the waves sink in and letting the clutter in my mind wash out with the tide. As things began to clear in that muddled muscle and it's overworked grey cells, I just stopped and settled at the first good sitting place I came to.
I was probably there a couple of hours. I wish I could tell you I came to some great discovery or revelation, but mostly, I just sat. I watched the waves break on the rocks, each one tossing up a new masterpiece, fleeting and wild, of water lashing the grey stone, each wave a ribald dance, free, beautiful, and wild.
I watched the ducks, just beyond the outcropping. Like me, they weren't going anywhere. They weren't doing anything. I never even saw one of them dive down after a fish. They seemed content to just be.
There were two people, a couple, who were walking the beach. They started from far, far down, somewhere near the edge of civilization with its beach cottages and mansions overlooking the sea, and walked towards the point of land and stone I had settled on.
They were wearing bright raincoats. Two shades of yellow. They were in love. Trust me, I know the signs, even from a distance. I'm there myself. Each time I turned and saw them, I smiled.
It's a different thing, loving someone and being in love. There's a joy in it, a ridiculous, wonderful, vibrancy. And they were there.
They got almost to the stones and turned back to civilization. Alternately playful and intimate, I heard their voices fade into the distance as they grew smaller and smaller. Other than the two of them, I was alone the whole time.
Staying still is hard for some people. They always have to be moving, doing, taking care of something. I am not one of those. It is easy for me to be still, to be silent. I think sometimes that I am wired for it. Being seems to mean more to me than doing.
Peace is important to me. It always has been but ever since my divorce, it has become even more important. The woman I love believes it's trauma from that time that has made my need for peace so strong. She may be right. It could also be an evolution, a lesson of age about what works for me and what doesn't. I've lived much of my life in a high stress, high stakes kind of place. I am tired of that, or perhaps beaten up by it. I'm not so worried about the why.
I am content to simply know what is.
At one point a seagull came and sat on a rock next to me, cocking its head as if wondering what strange appendage had suddenly sprouted on his rocks. Deciding I was harmless, he stayed a while, primping his white feathers and soaking in the sun, letting it settle on his back.
I can remember, when I was about 12 and my grandfather, my father's father, was teaching me to hunt. Grandaddy was a wizard with a gun, a magician, able to hit anything with anything. It was a little spooky how good he was and the men in who worked in the fields with him would sometimes challenge him or take bets that he could or could not hit some far distant creature. I am sure he missed now and again, but to hear those men talk, he never missed. He was so good he was something of a legend locally.
It worked in hunting. I can tell you that. Catch an animal running and shoot just a bit in front of them and it's like they run into the bullet. It's weird, shooting into air and hitting an animal. Strange magic. I hated it. It fascinated me.
But that phrase, let it come to you, remains with me. I've learned that if I stay still, things come to me. I can sit in a place and wait, and suddenly I begin seeing pictures, photographs, sometimes dramatic ones. Not in the seeking, in the waiting. There's magic everywhere. Most of us are too busy moving to see it.
I sat. I did not think. I just sat. I emptied out. I breathed in and out with the waves. I disappeared to myself.
I had come to the coast because I was stuck, and I wasn't even sure how or why I was stuck. I have been less than happy with my work, although it goes well. I do not see my future, which is rare for me. I am in a holding pattern, and that is not my nature. Some casual conversations with the woman I loved about goals for the coming year had triggered something. My problem was not a lack of goals, it was too many. I felt a need to whittle them down, and did not know where to start.
The way that works best for me is silence and stillness. That's the introvert in me, I guess. I can function just fine in madness and crisis. But that is not where I find answers and grounding. I find that in quiet, and in my sixties, I have come to find it best on the coast, where things are stripped to sand, sea, and sky.
The answer came to me. I had fallen into a trap that I had fallen into before. It was not the answer I thought I would find or the answer I was expecting to come from my questions. But as I sat on the rocks and the chaff flew from my life, this kernel remained.
I have work to do. But I know what the work is. I don't have far to go, just a little mid-course correction.
That's why I seek the silent places. To let the answers soak in before the questions overwhelm me. Maintenance work.
I left the rocks without the answer, however. It took time to soak in. I went to a coffee shop, the only place open in off-season, evidently. I read a bit and sipped a strong cup of coffee. I stared out the window to the sea and let the answer come, the words of my grandfather echoing in my ears.
Stillness. The only way I can survive, and thrive. Unfortunately, so many people simply don't understand the need to be still, be silent, and just be. Makes it hard, sometimes, for those of us who cannot live without it.


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International Variations in Amputation Practice – A VASCUNET Report
Objectives: To study international differences in incidence and practice patterns as well as time-trends in lower limb amputations related to peripheral arterial disease and/or diabetes mellitus.
Methods: Data on lower limb amputations during 2010-2014 were collected from population-based administrative data from countries in Europe and Australasia participating the VASCUNET collaboration. Amputation rates, time-trends, in-hospital or 30-days mortality and reimbursement systems were analysed.
Results: Data from 12 countries covering 259 million inhabitants in 2014 were included. Individuals aged ≥65 years ranged from 4.2% (Slovakia) to 20.7% (Germany) and diabetes prevalence among amputees from 25.7% (Finland) to 74.3% (Slovakia). Mean incidence of major amputation varied between 7.2/100 000 (New Zealand) to 41.4/100 000 (Hungary) with an overall declining time-trend with the exception of Slovakia, while minor amputations increased over time. The older age group (≥65 years) was up to 4.9 times more likely to be amputated compared to those younger than 65 years. Reported mortality rates were lowest in Finland (6.3%) and highest in Hungary (20.3%). Countries with a fee for service reimbursement system had lower incidence of major amputation compared to countries with a population based reimbursement system (14.3/100 000 versus 18.4/100 000, respectively, p<0.001).
Conclusions: This international audit showed large geographical differences in major amputation rates, almost by a factor six, and an overall declining time-trend during the four-year observation of this study. Diabetes prevalence, age distribution and mortality rates were also found to vary between countries. Despite limitations attributable to registry data, these findings are important, and warrant further research on how to improve limb salvage in different demographic settings.
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Why The NHL Needs To Lead Instead Of Follow
By: Joe Martini
Tagged: EPL, Gary Bettman, NHL
It's no secret that Uncle Gary (Bettman) is not one to make waves. To his credit, he is one of the most responsive commissioners in all of sports. This is why it's time for the league, the owners, and the commissioner to take a signal from across the pond, and do more than just put out public relations pieces or boost the message of prominent figures in the world. While this would be an unusually public stance from the NHL, this would go beyond a video or Instagram post.
The unity this would present would go a long way, while hockey is not the glue of the United States this step would help the country by embracing it in a time of need.
It is time to follow the English Premier League and its teams and speak up. While hockey is known for players just talking about the game or praising their teammates' hard work, it's time for the league to show "hockey is for everyone" by backing a portion of their population.
While the return to play is still asking questions, it is time for the NHL to reaffirm what we hear from players "it is about the crest on the front, not the name on the back" so take players names off the back and follow the premier league in supporting the cause.
If that's too bold a move, just add a patch like above. EPL teams went back to having players' names after the first weekend of the restart, but still recognises that it needs to stand up.
Every player has their own political stance, they are human just like the rest of humankind. While players might not know-how, or might not want to take a stand the league can not be left behind in these times of the country moving forward together.
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MAC: "1992 Consensus of One China, with Respective Interpretations" Fully Highlights ROC Sovereignty and Taiwan Dignity
MAC Press Release No. 63
The Mainland Affairs Council (MAC) today (November 9, 2015) issued an official statement responding to the Mainland's views on the meeting between the leaders of the two sides relevant to the "1992 Consensus" and the status of cross-strait relations. The MAC said that the government has positioned cross-strait relations in accordance to the Constitution of the Republic of China (ROC) and its Additional Articles. This position has remained unchanged through the administrations of three presidents. The MAC stressed that the "one China" mentioned by President Ma in the 1992 Consensus of "One China, with respective interpretations," naturally means the Republic Of China and differs entirely from the Mainland's so-called "one China principle." All parties should face up to this historical fact and not mistake the meaning of President Ma's statements.
The MAC indicated that, during the formal meeting between the leaders of the two sides on November 7, President Ma directly told the Mainland leader that the consensus reached by the two sides in November 1992 was that "the two sides of the Taiwan Strait insist on 'one China,' but differ as to what that means, and each side could express its interpretation verbally." This position accords with the ROC Constitution. President Ma has been consistent in his stance on the "1992 Consensus of one China, with respective interpretations." The core of this position is to highlight the ROC's sovereignty and Taiwan's dignity. The Mainland should seriously and pragmatically face up to this.
The MAC stressed that the government promoted the meeting between President Ma and the Mainland leader Xi Jinping under the principle of "reciprocity and dignity." It was the first meeting between the cross-strait leaders in the 66 years of separate governance starting in 1949. It fully reflects acknowledgement by both sides of the principle of "mutual non-recognition of sovereignty and mutual non-denial of authority to govern" in their interactions. Since the meeting, the government has not changed its position on cross-strait relations. It has always insisted on maintaining the status quo of "no unification, no independence and no use of force" under the ROC Constitution framework. As for the future of cross-strait relations, the government will also adhere to the ROC Constitution framework and respect the free choice of the 23 million people of Taiwan; this is also the greatest consensus in Taiwan.
2015-11-09 MAC News Release No.063


Joy and Anger are competing against each other in a fashion battle. Both of them want to look amazing but this is not a simple task. Help our two emotions get dressed in some fantastic clothes and work on their entire image. Anger and Joy will look perfect thanks to you!


Minsk / Hope Radivon - BELTA /. Nearly Br 23,5 trillion is being invested in the Minsk region in 2012; BelTA learned it from the economy committee of Minsk City Executive Committee. That's the same amount in comparison with the previous development investment of this region during this year. Utility companies are planning to send a form of ownership in fixed assets of 5.1 trillion. That 4-5% higher than the projected level in 2011. The largest investment projects include reconstruction of the plant of large-panel "Borisovzhilstroy" with the construction of mini-CHP (investment - Br103 billion), highway M-4 Minsk-Mogilev (Br300 billion), construction of selection and breeding farm pedigree first order on a thousand head of sows and the loft-room SE "ZhodinoAgroPlemElita" (Br100 billion), creation a production of solid dosage forms at Borisov Factory of Healthcare Products (Br70 billion) and the reflectors in the headlights of "Rudensk" (Br 51,3 billion.) Read more.


Widgets should be dynamic and implement the new responsive design guidelines to insure they appear correctly in the user interface.
To start, there are over two dozen layout widgets that come with FEP7 that you can use in your new store front. Much of the original Aurora JSP pages have been "widgetized" so these widgets can now be used in other places on the site or even removed – for instance, if you do not want faceted navigation then simply do not include the widget!
Check out the image below and click it to see the page in the info center to learn more about the widgets for Commerce Composer.
I am going to end with a nice tutorial, also on the InfoCenter – "Creating Commerce Composer widgets", if you are a developer or business partner, then this is the place to begin to create your new exciting widget.
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Can you please list the difference between Feature pack 5 and Feature pack 7?
What's made Feature pack 7 to use instead Feature pack 5!
That is best left to the InfoCenter.
You will have to use some kind of unique identifier and cache the results within the bean or the widget. I did something similar where my bean was just a traffic cop and took information from one source and displayed it in the widget – resulting in each widget having completely different content. The bean was simply a way to get the data from the remote service.


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I am making a bi-plane to hang in the sanctuary of our church for VBS. We are doing Group's Sky VBS.
Okay, so the messes you see in the background here are in my "workshop". I have a mobile home on my property that I use for my workshop/sewing room/storage/puppet workshop etc. It's so nice to make these messes and then just walk away!
This little craft tutorial was my inspiration for my shapes. I hope it goes together like I want it too!


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Tattooed Carnie Admits to Killing Three Women in Tennessee and Georgia
Take a look at the gun slinging killer
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On Thursday May 9th, a 23-year-old traveling carnival worker was arrested on three counts of capital murder after admitting to shoot to death three young women over the course of an 18 day period. James Michael Wright had been employed by the James H. Drew Carnival and on February 28th, gunned down a 22-year-old Tennessee woman after an argument.
Just a few short weeks later, Wright shot and killed a 17-year-old woman from Marietta, Georgia on March 9th, after the two engaged in sexual intercourse in the woods. The 17-year-old was the daughter of one of Wright's co-workers and had been reported missing the day before her passing.
Then, on March 17th, Wright shot and killed 25-year-old Athina Hopson, after allegedly falling while armed with his gun. During an interview with police, Wright recounted transporting Hopson's body in the bed of his truck, where it later fell out and rolled down an embankment in Virginia.
Upon searching Wright's home on May 10th, they recovered the bodies of two of his victims on his property and seized a 22.-caliber riffle that was believed to have been used in all three killings. Wright is currently being held in the Southwest Virginia Regional Jail without bond on three counts of capital murder, three counts of using a firearm in committing a murder, and three counts of concealment of a dead body. And although the investigation is still in its early stages, Washington County Commonwealth Attorney Joshua Cumbow stated that "the death penalty is definitely on the table."
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Spoon custard over base and place sliced banana over custard.
In a cup mix sugar into berries and microwave for 30 seconds. Mix again, leaving a chunky berry sauce. Drain excess liquid and pour remaining pulp over bananas.
Bake for 10 – 15 minutes at 180C. Allow to cool before cutting.


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^ GLOBAL ASPECTS OF AIDS'
The United Nations Program on HIV/AIDS estimates that unless improvements are made in treatment and prevention, from 2000 to 2020, 68 million people in the 45 most heavily affected countries will die of AIDS. The global total of young people living with HIV/AIDS could experience a 70% increase by 2010 (Summers et al., 2002). What makes the global numbers even more threatening is that 95% of those infected with HIV have no access to treatment, mostly because of financial and cultural reasons (Kreinin, 2001). Other problems may also interfere with access to treatment, including transportation issues and possible drug confiscation to sell for profit in other markets.
Children are grossly affected by the AIDS epidemic. In fact, it is estimated that every minute a child becomes infected with HIV and another child dies of an AIDS – related illness (UNAIDS, 2005b). By 2005, an estimated 15 million children had lost at least one parent to AIDS worldwide; but by 2010 it is estimated that there will be 18 million children who have lost a parent to AIDS in sub-Saharan Africa alone (UNAIDS, 2005b). The number of children who have been orphaned throughout the world due to AIDS is equivalent to the total number of children under the age of 5 living in the United States.
*Much of the material in this section was taken from the AIDS Epidemic Update: December, 2005, published by Joint United Nations Programme on HIV/AIDS.
Over 8.3 million people are living with HIV in Asia and the Pacific (UNAIDS, 2005b). Much of the current increases are due to the rising numbers in India (where close to 5 million are living with HIV) and China (where over 1 million reported people are living with HIV). Chinese companies have begun developing generic versions of antiretroviral drugs, which are much cheaper than the imported name-brand drugs. In Asia, there has been a constant increase in HIV infection among intravenous drug users, with more than half of all intravenous drug users infected in Nepal, southern China, and northeastern India (Sharma, 2001). The most serious HIV epidemics in China have occurred among specific populations, such as IV drug users, sex workers, and their partners. Many of these populations are poorly educated about HIV and AIDS.
Cambodia is another country that has been hard hit by the AIDS epidemic. It is estimated that close to 3% of the entire adult population is infected with HIV, although these numbers have slowly been dropping (UNAIDS, 2005b). Educational efforts in Cambodia have been aimed at prostitutes, who are being encouraged to use condoms consistently.
Indonesia has experienced a sharp increase in the number of intravenous drug users, which has helped to fuel the spread of HIV. It is estimated that if the pattern of drug use continues, intravenous drug users will account for over 80% of all HIV infections in Indonesia.
New HIV infections in Thailand have been dropping over the last 10 years, and many hail Thailand's response to AIDS as a success story (UNAIDS, 2005b). This may be because government officials in Thailand began copying antiretroviral drugs for their AIDS patients, which made the drugs much more accessible for those with HIV/AIDS (T. Rosenberg, 2001). In addition, Thailand has instituted a "100% condom use" program targeted at the prostitution industry (Sharma, 2001). Interestingly, because Thailand is the world's largest rubber exporter, Thailand has been considering tackling the AIDS epidemic by recycling stockpiled rubber into condoms (Noikorn, 2001).
In India, it was estimated that as of 2005, 5.1 million people were infected with HIV, but due to underreporting, this number may be much higher (UNAIDS, 2005b). A large proportion of HIV infections is occurring in married women whose husbands frequent sex workers. Both prostitution and IV drug use have helped fuel the epidemic in India.


Aer Lingus will begin a nonstop to Dublin, beginning in May 2018.
The service will run four times a week, with flights scheduled to depart Seatac at 7:20 p.m.
Aeromexico and Air France also recently announced nonstops from Seatac.
And Cathay Pacific will now start Seattle-Hong Kong non-stops beginning in April 2019.
Could have sworn that had its own thread .... must be another forum, can't find it in PNW.
And of course AF and AM make sense with DL having a hub in SEA.
AF and AM make sense with DL having a hub in SEA.
And Cathay Pacific is a partner with Alaska.
there has bern another thread here on the gain and loss of international travel.
"Japan Airlines will launch daily nonstop service between Seattle and Tokyo (Narita) starting March 31, 2019 with the Boeing 787-8 Dreamliner."
Singapore Airlines will start nonstop SIN-SEA service next September. Alaska will provide connecting services onward.
Looks like Delta is in the crosshairs of everybody on Seattle - Asia routes.
there has been another thread here on the gain and loss of international travel.
Now if only AS will finish working on being able to redeem MileagePlan miles on Singapore (well, and Aer Lingus) that'll make for a nice reward option. Though at 16 hours, I'd certainly need to psych myself up for that, even in J or F.
Did the even longer LAX-SIN-LAX in J on UA, and even with UA's mediocre soft product found it OK. My friend's u/g request didn't clear and flew SIN-SFO in coach and lived to tell about it, though he grumbled a lot.


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2014-11-19 2015-04-10 Iris Vander Pluym Iris Vander Pluym's Blog, salon
Funny times with Forced Birthers.
Jill Filipovic has a good piece up in Cosmopolitan (yes, that Cosmopolitan) entitled Abortion Clinic Protesters: "Sidewalk Counselors" or "Sidewalk Terrorists"? It covers the usual rabid theocrats and misogynist circus clowns, and it documents (as we already know) that these assholes are not driven by "baby killing" per se, they are really railing against women (and others) having non-church sanctioned, non-procreative sex. I have never understood this motivation personally because that is, quite obviously I would think, the best kind of sex to have. Nevertheless, this particular attitude, incomprehensible as it may be, explains why Forced Birthers are also dead set against birth control—which would, you know, actually reduce abortions.
Now maybe this is because I have a terrible fucking head cold, a hacking cough and a fever (OMG! EBOLA!) but for whatever reason I found the clinic protesters interviewed for this article hilarious. Don't get me wrong—they are as rage-inducing as ever, and I still loathe each and every one of them with the burning fire of ten thousand suns. But this, my friends, is comic gold:
"[Women] had equality," [demonstrator Fred] Delouis says about the 1950s, before Supreme Court cases legalized contraception and abortion. "But they had to be obedient to their husbands. That's where equality comes: where the mother stayed home and raised the children in God's light, and the husband worked, and everything was great. When I grew up, there were no problems."
Equality, y'all! EVERYTHING was GREAT! And there were NO PROBLEMS…for Fred! LOL!
And Fred just keeps the hits right on coming:
"Society was great before they had abortions," he says. "Because there wasn't as much evil in the world."
Did you know World War II happened after Roe v. Wade? HAHAHA!
"They weren't murdering God's babies, which is the most important thing."
Silly Fred! Abortions are actually helping God murder his babies, because if there's one thing we all know God loves, it's murdering his babies! If 50% of pregnancies spontaneously abort, obviously clinics are just doing some of God's baby murderin' work for him! You would think Fred would show a little more enthusiasm and gratitude. He can be pretty funny, but I think he's a little confused.
Then there's the Death D00d:
Inside the clinic, Deb Fenton, regional director of Central and Western Massachusetts Planned Parenthood, peers out the window, looking for one of the regular protesters who shows up in an Angel of Death costume. "Is the Grim Reaper out there today?" she asks.
Excellent! I want to hang around Grim Reaper d00d while wearing my trademark bloody coat hanger dress—always a big hit at parties. I had been thinking of festooning it with bloody doll parts around the coat hanger anyway, and I feel this would nicely complement the whole "bloody dismembered fetus" theme they've got going on their posters and signage. I'll fit right in! It'll be a hoot!
Then there's Ruth:
"I consider my profession having been a mother and a grandmother," Ruth says, adding that her children agree with her values: two of her daughters got pregnant out of wedlock, one in high school, and both placed their children for adoption.
Oh, Ruth. Priceless!
And the lovely Nancy Clark:
"Abstinence," Clark says. "It's possible. I taught my daughters abstinence. It doesn't mean I've been successful with my first two, but I have three more to go."
Third time's the charm? Bwahahahaha!
Clark says that after marriage, "natural family planning" is the only way to go. And she's mystified by its lack of popularity:
"You can't even get Catholics to use it," she says. "It does work though. Of course, I have nine kids."
Stop it Nancy! You're killin' me!
Clark testified in the Supreme Court's recent clinic buffer zone case—presumably under penalty of perjury—that:
"close personal communication" in a "kind, gentle voice" was her preferred method of approaching women, and that "speaking in a raised voice, shouting or yelling is counterproductive."
Once the shitheads on the high court struck down the clinic buffer zone law (a unanimous decision, by the way, issued from the safety and comfort of the court's own 200 foot buffer zone), Clark now enjoys having more options of where she can approach women in a "kind, gentle voice."
"Instead of yelling from here," she says, gesturing across the street to the clinic, "I get to yell from over there."
What a scream! (<—Hahaha. Sometimes I crack myself up.)
Next, meet Father Andrew Beauregard, a Franciscan monk—i.e. a celibate d00d (at least we hope…). He's here to helpfully 'splain everything you need to know about wimmenz lives:
"The fullness of being a woman is being a mother."
And here I thought the fullness of being a woman was me eating too much of Frankie's pizza. Huh. So I guess the fullness of being a man is being a daddy? Then why the fuck are you here yellin' at pregnant people instead of making the babies? Dust that thing off and get to work, Father. God needs more babies to murder!
"For a woman to say that she has to have control over her body or over herself in such a way that she can't be a mother really speaks to a degradation towards women."
Conversely, compulsory childbirth is in no way degrading to women! I can't stand it! This guy is a fucking pisser!
Protesters also told Filipovic they had a "save" the week before: that is, they convinced a man (*ahem*) to convince his girlfriend to leave the clinic:
Recounting their "save," Meija and Pablo say the woman was going to terminate because her boyfriend had another girlfriend and had also fathered children with other women. But, they say, the boyfriend didn't want the abortion from the beginning and after he promised he would support the baby, she came out of the clinic crying, and they walked away together.
Well that sure sounds like a win for everyone!
"We saw them together," Pablo says. "That's the most great thing — to see them together as a family."
Remember, people, this is all about traditional family values: one d00d, his two girlfriends, plus a bunch of kids he's had with other women. The MOST GREAT THING. Probably ever! Tee-hee-hee!
There is one thing I don't get, though: if you're so content with the choices you've made in your own life, what the hell are you doing spending your days harassing and yelling at other people for making choices of their own? I thought this would go without saying, but nine kids just isn't for everybody. Hell, marriage isn't for everyone, either. Just ask Father Beauregard about that!
It never occurred to me before, but I'm starting to think maybe they do it for the lulz.
[cross-posted at perry street palace]
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Jeremy Cantor, poet
Wisteria From Seed
Partnership (To My Editor)
The Full Set
Why Don't You Finish Anything You Start?
More Poems – Text only
From First Poem to First Book: Finding Homes for Your Poems — Simultaneous Submissions
STEP II: SIMULTANEOUS SUBMISSIONS — BREAKING MY OWN RULE
CHECK TO SEE IF SIMULTANEOUS SUBMISSIONS ARE ALLOWED
A Journal's "Guidelines/Submit" page tells you whether the editors will accept simultaneous submissions. In other words, will they consider poems you are also submitting to other journals? The submission guidelines might state simultaneous submissions are acceptable and encouraged, but please notify us immediately if the work we are considering has been accepted elsewhere. Or the guidelines might read we do not consider simultaneous submissions, i.e. work that is being considered elsewhere.
PREVIOUS STRATEGY –– NEVER SUBMIT POEMS UNLESS SIMULTANEOUS SUBMISSIONS ARE ALLOWED
It's important to know whether simultaneous submissions are allowed because any poems you submit will be tied up until you're informed of the journal's decision—and that may be quite a long time. Poets differ in their view of "no simultaneous submissions." It's up to you to figure out just how patient you are and whether you have a large enough body of work to be comfortable with some of your poems being out of circulation while being considered by a single journal. Luckily, most literary publications (other than some of the most prestigious journals) do accept simultaneous submissions.
A year ago Jeremy wrote, "I never submit to journals that do not accept simultaneous submissions," and this is still generally true. He has faithfully followed this strategy since he began seriously submitting poems to journals about two years ago. However last May, Jeremy submitted five poems to a journal that does not allow simultaneous submissions.
OUR NEW STRATEGY –– ON RARE OCCASIONS, SUBMIT EVEN IF NO SIMULTANEOUS SUBMISSIONS ARE ALLOWED
Why did he break his own rule? Well, he has a number of poems that revolve around metaphors drawn from the natural world that reflect our own human nature; some of them describe how human activity affects the natural environment. That may not sound unusual, but the style of the poems made them difficult to place. Then last May, after reading at open mic, Jeremy asked the featured reader which journals she would suggest for his poems about nature. She suggested ISLE. When he got home that night he went to the ISLE website and discovered that the journal's full title is ISLE: Interdisciplinary Studies in Literature and the Environment, in conjunction with Oxford University Press.
He explored the website and learned that ISLE does not accept simultaneous submissions. However, the name of the journal was enticing, so he just had to read the Table of Contents and the poetry in recent back issues. That's how he found out that ISLE comes out quarterly, publishes peer reviewed scholarly papers from around the world on environmental topics, and usually showcases only one or two poets per issue. If there had been any lingering hope, that settled it. The odds were too heavily stacked against him. However, the journal was incredibly interesting, so Jeremy read the "About" page:
ISLE, Interdisciplinary Studies in Literature and Environment seeks to explore the relation between human beings and the natural world, and publishes articles from literary scholars, environmental historians, specialists in the visual and performing arts, environmental philosophers, geographers, economists, ecologists, and scholars in other fields relevant to "literature and environment."
The journal's scope encompasses environmental thinking and expression from cultures around the world; theoretical work and applications to specific authors and texts from any time period; and treatment of pressing ecological issues as they pertain to literature. The journal also publishes poetry, fiction, and literary nonfiction relevant to its thematic focus.
These editors publish articles and literature that explore the relationship between human beings and the natural world, are deeply concerned about the worldwide environmental crisis, and are dedicated to strengthening the connection between literature and the sciences. That was irresistible, and Jeremy was hooked. The very next day (May 9th), he broke his "no simultaneous submissions rule" and submitted five poems to ISLE.
In late October, he was notified his five-poem manuscript was back from ISLE's reviewer and was awaiting the Editor in Chief's final decision. Then in mid-November, Jeremy nervously opened an email from the Editor in Chief and read these magical words, "It is my pleasure to accept your manuscript entitled 'Five poems' in its current state for publication in ISLE: Interdisciplinary Studies in Literature and Environment" !!!
So it looks as if the original strategy wasn't really a rule — it was just a guideline.
We'll end with a poem Jeremy wrote in 2013 after six months of writer's block.
There will be no crop this year
the unused earth will do whatever it wants
it will grow what the wind blows, the birds drop
and the shaggy creatures shake from their coats
it will pool in the rain and bake in the sun
the birds, the insects and the wind
will complete the flowers' lovemaking
and the grasses
if left friendless by the mower
will spread themselves, out of our sight,
to rise elsewhere in tall green crowds
where none are lonely.
from Wisteria from Seed by Jeremy Cantor (Kelsay Books, 2015)
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homophone of chord
For more details, see our Privacy Policy. Today, we'll look at two sets of homophones that have connections to music. https://www.thoughtco.com/chord-and-cord-1689342 (accessed February 5, 2021). The second is chord and cord. Dr. Richard Nordquist is professor emeritus of rhetoric and English at Georgia Southern University and the author of several university-level grammar and composition textbooks. Time Traveler for homophonic. My student had noticed and was perturbed by something that would, had I noticed the sign in the first place, also have perturbed me: the misspelling of a homophone. The noun "cord" refers to a rope or a bond, an insulated electrical cable, or an anatomical structure (e.g., vocal cords or umbilical cord). Chord progressions are one of the most important concepts to learn in music theory. The homophones for chord are cord and cored. List of Homophones. "Cord" without an "H" refers to an electrical cord, such as is part of a charger for, say, a laptop. Some homophones occur with same spelling i.e. The noun "chord" is a musical term and refers to three or more notes sounded together (some musicians might argue for two notes sounded together also being labeled a "chord"). ; cell/sell: If you sell drugs, you will get arrested and end up in a prison cell. The diameter is the longest chord of a circle. A slender length of flexible material usually made of twisted strands or fibers and used to bind, tie, connect, or support. "Chord" also refers to an emotion or disposition ("to strike a chord"). "Please be sure all chords are neatly stored inside the cart." Ah! It can also be used as a verb, meaning to harmonize, as in "Your plan 'chords' with [works well with] our overall system.". the word "rose", as in (a rose flower) and "rose" (past tense of rise) are spelt the same way, but in terms of sense, mean different things. Jackson sat down at the grand piano and played a major _____. This is a list of useful homophones for advanced level learners. Homophony, musical texture based primarily on chords, in contrast to polyphony, which results from combinations of relatively independent melodies. Nordquist, Richard. Synonyms for homophonic in Free Thesaurus. If a sad song makes you cry, it strikes a chord with you. Homophone Potpourri Series . Homophony, musical texture based primarily on chords, in contrast to polyphony, which results from combinations of relatively independent melodies. They're among the word pairs in English that are commonly confused, and their spellings have even flip-flopped throughout the centuries. Premiere: How to Choose the Right Word, Air, Ere, and Heir: How to Choose the Right Word, Straight vs. Strait: How to Choose the Right Word, Advisor vs. Adviser: How to Choose the Right Word, There, Their, and They're: How to Choose the Right Word, Brake vs. abel — able accede — exceed accept — except addition — edition adds — adz affect — effect affected — effected axel — axle axes — axis aye — eye — I ayes — eyes See the explanation page for details of the inclusion criteria. Coy ———-Koi 80. Homophones: Bass and Base Cored ———-Chord 75. Homophone means pronounced the same as another word. The first known use of homophonic was in 1879. Within the context of the Western musical tradition, the term polyphony is usually used to refer to music of the late Middle Ages and Renaissance. The word chord is related to "agreement," so a chord is made up of notes that somehow agree with each other. Homonyms, Homophones, and Homographs Here is a listing of some the most common homonyms, homophones, and homographs. In homophonic music all the choir (sopranos, altos, tenors and basses) are singing the same words at the same time.There is a tune on top and the lower parts are the accompaniment.This is what happens in hymn singing. If you want the definition of any of the words below just double click on the word. See more words from the same year Homophone means pronounced the same as another word. Coward ———-Cowered 77. Homophone # 159 coarse course . ("Homo-" means the same, "-phone" means sound. The chord was stretched to breaking point.. She cored the apple before chopping it into small pieces. Nordquist, Richard. The parachute is connected by a heavy-duty synthetic cord that can hold over 1,000 pounds. Homophones (literally "same sound") are usually defined as words that Then click on the "Check Here!" The words "chord" and "cord" are homophones: They sound alike but have different meanings. homophones. ( They are pronounced the same but we can not use "mail" instead of "male" in a sentence.) This lesson provides a list of common homophones in English for students who want to master their English. share the same pronunciation, regardless of how they are spelled. "Homophone" means the same sound.) The opposite is polyphony. A homophone is a word that is pronounced the same (to varying extent) as another word but differs in meaning. It originally came from the Latin term chorda. Having the same sound. Retrieved from https://www.thoughtco.com/chord-and-cord-1689342. (adjective) "there", "their", and "they're" is a classic example of a set of Homophones. (This grammar manual can help your child and, ahem, you too!) This list of homophones in alphabetical order is based on Standard British English.Some words will not be homophones in all accents and varieties of English. Break: How to Choose the Right Word, Ph.D., Rhetoric and English, University of Georgia, M.A., Modern English and American Literature, University of Leicester, B.A., English, State University of New York, One of the most iconic and instantly recognizable, The candidate's policy on health care struck a, The singer took lessons to learn how to perform professionally and not strain his vocal. Chord Progression Style This section is the most fun! Jackson sat down at the grand piano and played a major. (2020, August 28). The words chord, cord, cored sound the same but have different meanings and spellings. "Chord vs. Cord: How to Choose the Right Word." 20 Common Homophone Pairs. It can also be used as a verb meaning to stack wood in a cord or to tie something with a cord, though not all dictionaries have usage of this word as a verb. Two words are homophones of each other if they sound alike but have different meanings and spellings. Homophones are words that sound alike but are spelled differently. Now that you know some of the most common chord progressions in … Nordquist, Richard. The first column contains homonyms in alphabetical order, while the second and third columns list the corresponding homonym, homophone… Homophones List! It is the same piece of music, as long as the intervals are the same—thus transposing the melody into the corresponding key. Here's a complete A-Z list that contains thousands of different homophones. In homophony, one part, usually the highest, tends to predominate and there is little rhythmic differentiation between the parts, whereas in Census ———-Sense 76. If you think we've missed some words out of our homophones list, we'd love to hear from you! "Chord vs. Cord: How to Choose the Right Word." ("Homo-" means the same, "-phone" means sound. However the words which are homophones have different meanings and/or spellings. For our purposes in this millennium, though, a "chord" with an "h" is a simultaneous playing of notes or a math term, and a "cord" is a rope or cable—among other meanings. "Homophone" means the same sound.) 2 words related to homophonic: same, monophonic. Homophones List - Advanced. For evidence of our language's antagonism towards its speakers, we need look no further than the words cord ("long, thin material that is usually thicker than a string but thinner than a rope") and chord ("three or more musical tones sounded simultaneously").. In mathematics, a "chord" is a line that joins two points on a curve or circle. Homophone # 205 chord cord cored . Many new additions are thanks to contributions from users like you. Homophone is a group of words or a pair of two words that share the same pronunciation, or sound alike with one another, but all differ in meaning. Cord ———-Cored 78. Some of the nuances of the English language — homophones in particular — are enough to make a person go batty. Homophony means music in which the voices or instruments sing or play chords (chords are when two or more notes are played together.) A "cord" of wood is a rectangular pile of wood 4 feet wide, 4 feet high, and 8 feet long. Chordophone definition: any musical instrument producing sounds through the vibration of strings, such as the... | Meaning, pronunciation, translations and examples This mobile-friendly website is a handy compilation of homophones for anyone who is learning or … We've included as many different homophones as we could find, but also have some guidelines you can read that explain how these words made it on to our list, as well as the reasons why some were left off.. Some common examples of homophones, including the words used in a sentence, are: brake/break: When teaching my daughter how to drive, I told her if she didn't hit the brake in time she would break the car's side mirror. The answer is simple: chord, cord, cored are homophones of the English language. Here you can pick the movement of the chord progression. Mega List of Homophones A a, eh absence, absents accede, axseed accedes, axseeds accidence, accidents acclamation, acclimation acts, ax ad, add ade, aid, aide Please bear that in mind when veiwing … But this list consists only of homophones that are not spelled alike. What does homophonic mean? So we thought we'd cover the top 20 most commonly confused homophones. Chord vs. Cord: How to Choose the Right Word. Why do chord, cord, cored sound the same even though they are completely different words? The Homophones tabs, chords, guitar, bass, ukulele chords, power tabs and guitar pro tabs sorted by date including everyones dead Simple past tense and past participle of core. In music, homophony (/ h ə ˈ m ɒ f ən i, h oʊ-,-ˈ m ɒ f n i /;, Greek: ὁμόφωνος, homóphōnos, from ὁμός, homós, "same" and φωνή, phōnē, "sound, tone") is a texture in which a primary part is supported by one or more additional strands that flesh out the harmony. What Is The Homophone For Chord? A major chord sounds happy, and a minor chord sounds sad. moo, moue. You may assume that every note you play is a single sound, but your selected sound might be a composite of several sounds. However the words which are homophones have different meanings and/or spellings. The opposite is polyphony. Like anything skill you learn as you go, starting with the basics is the best way forward. The word comes from the Greek term khordē, which originally referred to the catgut strings on an instrument. Homophones This is a list of British-English homophones. Towards: How to Choose the Right Word, Flair vs. Flare: How to Choose the Right Word, Everyone vs. Every One: How to Choose the Right Word, Alternate vs. Coward ———-Cowered 77. Chili ———-Chilly 79. Some mergers found in most varieties of both American and British English include: Horse–hoarse merger, making the vowels /ɔ/ and /o/ before 'r' homophones, with homophonous pairs like horse/hoarse, corps/core, for/four, morning/mourning, war/wore, etc. The candidate's policy on health care struck a chord with voters. List of Homophones. One melody predominates while the other parts play either single notes or an elaborate accompaniment. Homonym is a somewhat looser term than homophone, sometimes referring to all homophones and only homophones, and sometimes referring to the subset of homophones that are spelled alike. Here are some examples that show the words' differences in meaning: If you need a trick to remember the difference between the two words, think of the fact that musical chords are played in harmony, and both of these words contain the letter "h." A "cord" is a rope, and both "cord" and "rope" have only four letters. Examples: The words "mail" and "male" are homophones. ( They are pronounced the same but we can not use "mail" instead of "male" in a sentence.) The cored was stretched to breaking point.. An influence, feeling, or force that binds or restrains; a bond or tie. Please bear that in mind when veiwing … Cored ———-Chord 75. The first set of homophones is bass and base. After reading this post, you shouldn't have any trouble with cord vs. chord again. An insulated flexible electric wire fitted with a plug or plugs. about 6 years ago: If they are spelled the same then they are also homographs (and homonyms); As … Mega List of Homophones A a, eh absence, absents accede, axseed accedes, axseeds accidence, accidents acclamation, acclimation acts, ax ad, add ade, aid, aide The English language brings with it a never-ending list of homophones, or words that have the same pronunciation but different meanings.¹ Many spelling errors occur because of confusion between homophones, so this week's tip features a "potpourri" of homophones for your comparison. Examples: The words "mail" and "male" are homophones. Census ———-Sense 76. Homophones may also be spelled alike, as in "bear" (the animal) and "bear" (to carry). I'm starting a new English coarse next week. What are synonyms for homophonic? People play a "chord progression," and hard rock guitarists string together some "power chords" in their riffs. In homophonic music all the choir (sopranos, altos, tenors and basses) are singing the same words at the same time.There is a tune on top and the lower parts are the accompaniment.This is what happens in hymn singing. if they are spelled differently then they are also heterographs (literally "different writing"). Music A combination of three or more pitches sounded simultaneously. chord, cord, cored It's easier to play a normal chord on an acoustic guitar. For the purposes of this article, we're going to use only common definitions of these homophones. The answer is simple: ThoughtCo. It's easier to play a normal cored on an acoustic guitar. Homophonic definition is - chordal. Coarse vs. The following definitions are excerpts from Dictionary.com. In fact, we just added these homophones Chord chemistry. For evidence of our language's antagonism towards its speakers, we need look no further than the words cord ("long, thin material that is usually thicker than a string but thinner than a rope") and chord ("three or more musical tones sounded simultaneously").. Cord ———-Cored 78. There are too many to explain each one in depth, but the first one will generate a linear, straight chord progression while the rest begin to get a little crazy! Coy ———-Koi 80. are homophones of the English language. Chili ———-Chilly 79. from The American Heritage® Dictionary of the English Language, 4th Edition, from Wiktionary, Creative Commons Attribution/Share-Alike License and Wordnik. ThoughtCo, Aug. 28, 2020, thoughtco.com/chord-and-cord-1689342. Chord and cord sound the same, but a chord is three or more notes played together while a cord is basically a thick string.You strum a chord, but you tie a cord.. You can opt-out at any time. Definitions English Homophones. A homophone may also differ in spelling. Polyphony is a type of musical texture consisting of two or more simultaneous lines of independent melody, as opposed to a musical texture with just one voice, monophony, or a texture with one dominant melodic voice accompanied by chords, homophony.. Not all of these words may be 'homophone approved' by yourself, it depends on your English pronunciation. It can be used as a gerund (nouns formed from verbs), referring to the playing of chords, as in "Her transposed 'chording' sounded lovely." button. Work out which sentences are correct. A homophone is a word that is pronounced the same (to varying extent) as another word but differs in meaning. Alternative: How to Choose the Right Word, Premier vs. accessary, accessory ad, add ail, ale ... chord, cord cite, sight, site; clack, claque clew, clue climb, clime close, cloze coal, kohl coarse, course coign, coin colonel, kernel To listen to the pronunciation click on the sound symbol. Cord functions primarily as a noun and is defined as a slender length of flexible material usually made of twisted strands or fibers and used to bind, tie, connect, or support.. Course: How to Choose the Right Word, Ware, Wear, and Where: How to Choose the Right Word, Gray or Grey: How to Choose the Right Word, Breath vs. Breathe: How to Choose the Right Word, Affect vs. Effect: How to Choose the Right Word, Forth vs. Fourth: How to Choose the Right Word, Toward vs. Not all of these words may be 'homophone approved' by yourself, it depends on your English pronunciation. A wireless mouse operates without a _____ by transmitting radio frequency signals. Antonyms for homophonic. (Originally it was a quantity that could be tied with a cord.). The word homophone originates from the Greek homo means same and phone means sound. Homophony means music in which the voices or instruments sing or play chords (chords are when two or more notes are played together.) When to Use Cord. 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From Nordic: "Wearable assistive technology employs Bluetooth Low Energy to connect muscle EMG sensors to wirelessly control paired devices"
Nordic Semiconductor today announces that Control Bionics, a Milford (Cincinnati), Ohio-based developer of wearable electromyography (EMG) devices, has specified Nordic's nRF52832 Bluetooth® Low Energy (Bluetooth LE) System-on-Chip (SoC) in its 'NeuroNode' device.
According to Control Bionics, the NeuroNode is the world's first wearable EMG assistive technology device, giving those with amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS)—also known as motor neurone disease (MND)—or any other condition causing paralysis and/or loss of speech the ability to communicate with family, friends, caregivers, and clinicians.
In operation, a small, non-invasive, medical-grade wireless sensor is placed on the skin over the muscle chosen to be the 'switch'. When the user attempts to move that muscle, the NeuroNode interprets the signals sent from the brain to the muscle—even if there is no visible muscle movement—and uses those EMG signals to control the user's paired computer, tablet, or smartphone.
Supported by the Nordic SoC, the NeuroNode system essentially functions as a wireless keyboard by connecting via the Bluetooth LE link to the user's compatible device equipped with iOS/OSx, Android, or Windows. The NeuroNode works with most popular assistive scanning software such as Apple Switch Control and Google Switch Access.
By using the NeuroNode users with a disability are able to send and receive emails and text messages, play games, access social media, watch and download online entertainment, use environmental control systems, and operate external devices.
The NeuroNode uses a rechargeable LIR2032 battery, which has the same footprint as the common CR2023 battery but enables a substantially higher discharge current. The device is five times smaller than the NeuroSwitch (Control Bionics' legacy EMG assistive communications device) and cuts power consumption by approximately 75 percent, thanks in part to the ultra low power characteristics of the nRF52832 SoC, which has been engineered to minimize power consumption with features such as the 2.4GHz radio's 5.5mA peak RX/TX currents and a fully-automatic power management system.
Control Bionics has also developed an iOS companion app, the 'NeuroNode Controller', which allows the user and clinician to customize the NeuroNode to match the user's abilities. The customized parameters are then saved to the NeuroNode for use with other platforms making it suitable for connection to a host of other devices via Bluetooth LE.
Nordic's nRF52832 multiprotocol SoC combines a 64MHz, 32-bit Arm® Cortex® M4F processor with a 2.4GHz multiprotocol radio (supporting Bluetooth 5, ANT™, and proprietary 2.4GHz RF protocol software) featuring -96-dBm RX sensitivity, with 512kB Flash memory and 64kB RAM.
"The availability of Nordic's SoftDevice for Bluetooth radio management, along with the bootloader, meant we could concentrate on developing our application," says James Schorey, Chief Technology Officer at Control Bionics.


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Mellon Global Investments…
Mellon Global Investments Awarded Licence to Operate from DIFC
Press Release 14 Feb 2005 11:52 am
Mellon Global Investments Limited, the international distribution subsidiary of Mellon Financial Corporation, has announced the expansion of its asset management business and the opening of an office in DIFC.
Mellon has been active in the Middle East for many years and its asset managers and affiliate companies are responsible for in excess of $5 billion in the region. Nigel Sillitoe, Director of Business Development for the Middle East, will be tasked with further growing Mellon's asset management business, leading the business development effort representing Mellon's asset management subsidiaries with institutional investors, corporations and banks.
The opening of the office is a significant commitment from Mellon Global Investments to the development of its business in the Middle East, and follows the granting of a licence from the Dubai Financial Services Authority (DFSA) to operate from the Dubai International Financial Centre (DIFC).
Commenting on the new opening, Jon Little, chief executive officer of Mellon Global Investments, said:
"Mellon already manages over US$5bn for investors in the Middle East and we expect this move to bring further expansion of our business.
"Over the last three years we have introduced Mellon's management capabilities to Europe, Australia and Japan and we are enthusiastic about our prospects for greater success in the Middle East. Our research shows that Middle Eastern investors recognise the importance of diversification and are increasingly interested in high quality global investment skills. With Mellon they will find a broad array of best in class boutique investment managers."
"We are thrilled that Mellon Global Investments is licenced by the DFSA to operate from the DIFC," said Dr. Omar Bin Sulaiman, Director General of DIFC. "Mellon is, without doubt, one of the leading and most well respected names in global financial services and its decision to base its Middle East operations at the DIFC is a ringing endorsement of the centre and our goal to become the de facto hub for financial services in the region."


Pasta and beans, or pasta e fagioli, is a quick and easy, inexpensive, nutritious and delicious meal that the entire family will enjoy. Children especially love it.
Many vegan dishes (like fruit salad and peanut butter and jelly) are already beloved, but the problem faced by many of us is in imagining less-traditional dishes that are interesting and not challenging Here is a more creative option to try.
For a bowl of hearty comfort, make Rachael Ray's Pasta and Beans: Pasta e Fagioli, a take on her grandfather's classic soup, from 30 Minute Meals on Food Network.


The Christmas Dance will be held on Saturday 17 December 2011 at Lydiard Park Conference Centre.
Next Christmas dance is on Friday 14th December 2012 at Lydiard House again.
We are looking to try somewhere else in 2013 - got any suggestions??


The U.S. Department of Treasury has issued Notice 2015-34 announcing that tribal governments should continue to rely on guidance outlined inRevenue Procedure 2014-35. This guidance seeks to exclude certain benefits from income under the general welfare exclusion and ensures that the sovereign right of tribal nations to provide services that improve the welfare of their citizens are uniformly upheld.
What guidelines would be helpful to Indian tribal governments in determining whether benefits provided under governmental programs are lavish or extravagant?
What tribal customs or government practices may establish an Indian tribal government program that is being administered consistent with the Tribal General Welfare Exclusion Act of 2014?
How will the IRS identify programs established by tribal custom or government practice?
How should items of cultural significance, cash honoraria, and cultural or ceremonial activities for the transmission of tribal culture be defined?
For questions or comments, please contact Kayla Gebeck at Kayla@nafoa.org or (202) 770-8321.
Subject line should read: "Notice 2015-34"
Subject line should read: "Treasury Tribal Advisory Committee member recommendation/application."
Should include a cover letter and detailed resume.
Applicant must also state that he or she agrees to a pre-appointment tax and criminal background investigation.


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Q: Unmarshal hits unexpected element in nested namespaces I've searched high and low to find out why my SOAP service get:
javax.xml.bind.UnmarshalException: unexpected element (uri:"http://xsd.banverket.se/T/Opera/Tagrapportering2.xsd", local:"Tagrapportering"). Expected elements are <{urn:BVTAF}Tagrapportering>,<{urn:BVTAF}MessageHeader>

when my web service receives this xml:
<s:Envelope xmlns:s="http://schemas.xmlsoap.org/soap/envelope/">
<s:Body xmlns:xsi="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance" xmlns:xsd="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema">
<MessageArray xmlns="urn:BVTAFMessageInbox">
<BVTagrapportering xmlns="urn:BVTAF">
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    <Tagrapportering xmlns="http://xsd.banverket.se/T/Opera/Tagrapportering2.xsd">
        <Tag tagnr="xxxxx" avgangsdatum="2017-10-31" tagslag="RST" dest="M" trafikutovare="Trans...(I intentionally clipped the xml here)

Unmarshaller stubbornly says that it expects Tagrapportering in urn:BVTAF namespace but it is NOT in that namespace, this is the beginning of my BVTagrapportering class:
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  *         <element name="Tagrapportering" type="{http://xsd.banverket.se/T/Opera/Tagrapportering2.xsd}Tagrapportering"/>
  *       </sequence>
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     @XmlElement(name = "MessageHeader", namespace = "urn:BVTAF", required = true)
     protected MessageHeader messageHeader;
     @XmlElement(name = "Tagrapportering", namespace = "http://xsd.banverket.se/T/Opera/Tagrapportering2.xsd", required = true)
     protected Tagrapportering tagrapportering;

In my package I have this package.info.java:
@javax.xml.bind.annotation.XmlSchema(namespace = "urn:BVTAF",
    elementFormDefault = javax.xml.bind.annotation.XmlNsForm.QUALIFIED
)
package bvtaf;

The thing is that IF I remove the xmlns attribute in the Tagrapportering element from the incoming SOAP message the unmarshalling works like a charm, but I do not control the incoming SOAP messages so this approach is not a possible way forward for me...
I'm using Apache CXF 3.2.1 web service code generator from wsdl to java to generate my classes and I run it in Tomcat 8.5.
Can anyone please help me!? This is driving me insane...

A: My bad, the painful embarrassing answer to this question is that my compiler silently stopped to compile and publish my changes (just before I added the namespace definition to the @XmlElements in the above java class, which apparently solved my problem although I never became aware of it because my compiler had stopped working)...
The reason to why my compiler stopped is that I upgraded my Mac OS some time ago, which apparently breaks the Eclipse environment (After OSX upgrade, eclipse is missing applescriptengine.jar). I did not notice that my environment broke down because Eclipse was quite subtle about it and I just continued doing what I was doing.
I apologise to everyone who might have spent time on my question - although no one answered for apparent reasons.

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Deloitte Real estate is announcing the results of it's London Office Crane survey this morning, and will confirm that London Office construction is the greatest since the financial crash, with activity three times what it was in 2010.
This has been driven by a resurgence of tenant demand, which has diminished the stock of Grade A space on the market and has readjusted the balance of power between landlord and tenant to some extent, with incentives drying up as putative tenants start to compete for the space.
Anthony Duggan, partner and head of research at Deloitte Real Estate, said: "The increase in construction and leasing transactions recorded in the latest survey reflects the improving sentiment being felt in the London office market. Importantly, a number of the 'bellwether' vacant schemes across London are now transacting, reducing the ability of potential occupiers to sit back and wait for conditions to improve. This is likely to add a little more urgency into the leasing market over the next few months.
The West End is seeing the greatest development, particularly the area to the north of Oxford Street, though of course the big Land Securities developments in Victoria are also included in this category, and whilst their developments are speculative, that is not true of all. One third of the new space under construction is pre-let, reflecting the caution of recent times and lack of finance available for purely speculative schemes.
In the City there is 4.5 million sq ft under construction, up 10% since last November, and this space is starting to let, with the volume of lettings double what it was last year.
Crossrail is energising construction of office space around it's stations, so as well as the North Oxford Street area near Tottenham Court Road station, Midtown now has 722,000 sq ft going up around Farringdon station.
Kings Cross has 800,000 sq ft., which is a 68% increase since the last survey, thanks to Google and others tech companies moving there.
On the Southbank, to join the Shard, there is a further 982,000 sq ft under construction.