Family holiday ideas. Face Aquagrum for Kids. Use only qualitative paints for face aquagrum, otherwise strong skin galling can appeare or it'll be very difficult to wipe off the pictures from the face. The main tone of the pictures is done with a piece of sponge and the details — with a brush or a pencil. Look at the photos and see how beautifully the pictures are complemented with sequins and rhinestones.


Weighty Matters: Dempster's bread and one of Health Check's main failings.
Dempster's bread and one of Health Check's main failings.
Here's a great lesson on why yes or no style front-of-package food labeling programs misinform.
First ingredient? Whole grain whole wheat flour.
First ingredient? Water, and then whole grain whole wheat flour.
To see things graphically, click the graphic up top. Important to note too, the graphic up top doesn't reflect the fact that Exhibit A isn't actually a whole grain bread.
4 very different breads. 4 breads that are not nutritionally equivalent. Exhibit A's made with refined flour and has nearly double the sodium of whole grain Exhibit D. Exhibit C's got 37% more sodium than Exhbit D and is otherwise pretty much identical. Exhibit B's got 15% fewer calories, 12.5% less sodium and is made with healthier grain than Exhibit A. Yet they've all got the same singular Health Check. Put 'em all in a row and if you're using Health Check's to shop, they're all the same.
Front-of-package programs need to be far more robust than just a yay or nay.


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El Ministerio de Hacienda es un organismo técnico del Estado paraguayo, dependiente del Poder Ejecutivo. Es el principal responsable de la gestión de la política fiscal y demás temas afines a las finanzas públicas del país. Su actual ministro es Oscar Llamosas Díaz quien asumió funciones el 2 de noviembre de 2020 durante el mandato del presidente Mario Abdo Benítez

Antecedentes del Ministro de Hacienda

El Ministerio de Hacienda es la primera y más antigua de las Secretarías de Estado del Paraguay, cuyo precedente es la Oficina de la Real Hacienda, importante repartición del gobierno colonial español en el Paraguay.

Con la Independencia de Paraguay en 1811, la Oficina de la Real Hacienda pasó a denominarse Ministerio de Hacienda, pero siguiendo con las mismas funciones y roles de entidad administradora de los bienes del Estado.

Durante el periodo posterior a la Guerra de la Triple Alianza, con la reorganización del Estado paraguayo, sus funciones se ampliaron a la par que aumentaba la complejidad de las finanzas públicas.

La actual estructura y organización del ministerio se establece durante la transición democrática, con la promulgación en 1992 de una nueva ley orgánica que establece y amplía sus funciones y competencias.

Organización del ministerio
El ministerio posee tres viceministerios, cuyas funciones son;

Subsecretaría de Estado de Administración Financiera, encargada de la administración del Tesoro Nacional y su sistema de pagos; la formulación y control del Presupuesto Público; la gestión, registración y control de la Deuda Pública, así como la administración del sistema de jubilaciones y pensiones del Estado, entre otras funciones. Su actual viceministro es Marco Elizeche.

Subsecretaría de Estado de Tributación(SET), encargada del establecimiento de las normas y sistemas para la administración de los impuestos fiscales, en lo correspondiente a su liquidación, fiscalización, determinación, recaudación, cobranza, aplicación de sanciones y demás disposiciones que la ley lo autorice. Su actual viceministro es Oscar Orué.

Subsecretaría de Estado de Economía, tiene a su cargo la formulación de la política fiscal del país, así como el manejo de las relaciones con las empresas públicas e instituciones financieras del Estado y organismos internacionales en los asuntos que competen al Ministerio de Hacienda. También interviene en la formulación y negociación de acuerdos económicos bilaterales y multilaterales en general. Su actual viceministro es Ivan Haas.

Ministros destacados
 Juan Bautista Gill
 José Segundo Decoud
 Fulgencio R. Moreno
 Eusebio Ayala
 Eligio Ayala
 Juan Natalicio González

Véase también
 Ministros de Hacienda de Paraguay

Referencias

Enlaces externos
 Ministerio de Hacienda
 Listado de Ministros de Hacienda

Hacienda
Paraguay

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The second most important man in Spanish tennis
David Ferrer might not even be the second most important or influential man in Spanish tennis. Try Angel Ruiz-Cotorro instead.
Ferrer must have accepted some years ago that he would always be eclipsed by Rafael Nadal. That would have been followed by the realisation that he would also come second to Nadal's knee. Ferrer has gone deep into the draw at the US Open, yet the Spanish tennis public have been more interested in what the Spanish tennis federation's doctor – who is also Nadal's personal physician – has had to say.
That was because Ruiz-Cotorro held a news conference in Barcelona this week to discuss the partial tear of the patella tendon and the inflammation of the Hoffa's fat pad in Nadal's left knee, and when we can expect to see the Majorcan again; Nadal could be back on the practice court within a month, so there's an outside chance that he could play competitive tennis before 2013. Nadal withdrew from the Olympics and the US Open because of his knee, and hasn't played since a second-round defeat to Lukas Rosol in Wimbledon in June.
The good news is that there is no need to operate. "We have completely ruled out surgery. During the next month we'll be doing training with a lot of physiotherapy, combined with hydrotherapy and laser, and we'll see how he progresses. We believe that within two months the tendon will be in what we consider a normal state. In a month's time, if the tests and his progress are positive, he can get back to work on the court. But that's not the main goal, that is for the tendon to recover with the same strength it had," the doctor said. "It won't necessarily drag on, this injury. He wants to play when he can do so in perfect condition and not just for one tournament but to have continuity. When they tell you that you can't play such important tournaments you are never pleased but now he is keen to recover and return as soon as possible."
There can be little doubt about the doctor's importance in Nadal's tennis life. Ruiz-Cotorro has been Nadal's physician since the tennis player was 14. Here's what Nadal wrote about Ruiz-Cotorro in his autobiography: "He's been by my side during the really tough injuries I've had to endure, providing not just wise medical advice but also the reassurance I've needed to keep fighting, encouraging me to believe in the powers of recovery. He is always available to me, wherever in the world I might be, responding to emergencies large or small. He was the chief medical officer of the Spanish Tennis Federation, dealing regularly with Spain's top players, since before we met. He is part of the team at many of the top tennis tournaments, but when he is not around, he is with me in spirit."
There's another instructive passage in Nadal's book, which tells you how he deals with the physical and mental agonies of career-disrupting injuries. "Playing sports is a good thing for ordinary people; sport played at the professional level is not good for your health. It pushes your body to limits that human beings are not naturally equipped to handle. That's why just about every top professional athlete has been laid low by injury, sometimes a career-ending injury. There was a moment in my career when I seriously wondered whether I'd be able to continue competing at the top level. I play through pain much of the time, but I think all elite sports people do. All except Federer, at any rate," Nadal wrote.
"I've had to push and mould my body to adapt it to cope with the repetitive muscular stress that tennis forces on you, but he just seems to have been born to play the game. His physique – his DNA – seems perfectly adapted to tennis, rendering him immune to the injuries the rest of us are doomed to put up with. They tell me he doesn't train as hard as I do. I don't know if it's true, but it would figure. You get these blessed freaks of nature in other sports too. The rest of us just have to learn to live with pain, and long breaks from the game, because a foot, a shoulder, or a leg has sent a cry to help to the brain, asking it to stop." When that happens, Nadal immediately calls for his doctor.

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Green Named Player of the Week for the Sixth Time this Season
Jauch Green, Jr. goes to the hoop against Worcester State on Saturday.
Westfield State junior forward Jauch Green, Jr., (Cromwell/Hartford, Conn.) was named the Massachusetts State Collegiate Athletic Conference men's basketball player of the week for the sixth time this season, as he averaged 27 points, 10.5 rebounds, 2.5 assists and three steals, while shooting 51.7% (15-29) from the field in a 2-0 week for the Owls.
Green netted 34 points and 11 rebounds to close the regular season strong in an 89-85 win over Worcester State. Added 20 points and 10 rebounds in an 82-77 win at Fitchburg State, where the Owls secured the No. 2 seed in the conference tournament.
Westfield State (15-10) will host a conference tournament semifinal round game on Thursday at 5:30 p.m. at the Woodward Center.
Green leads the Owls on the season with 23.4 points, 10 rebounds and 2.6 steals per game.


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Appeals court rules against ex-Michigan state attorney in anti-gay defamation suit
An appeals court says a fired lawyer for the state of Michigan should not be granted a new trial in a defamation suit filed by a gay former University of Michigan student government president.
By Staff and Wire Reports Monday, February 2, 2015
ANN ARBOR, Mich. — A federal appeals court says a fired lawyer for the state of Michigan should not be granted a new trial in a defamation suit filed by a gay former University of Michigan student government president.
Andrew Shirvell (left), with a defaced image of gay college student Chris Armstrong that Shirvell posted on his blog in 2010.
The decision released Monday by the 6th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals in Cincinnati also reduced the jury's award to Chris Armstrong by $1 million to $3.5 million.
Andrew Shirvell was fired as assistant attorney general in 2010 for an anti-gay campaign against Armstrong, who accused him of stalking and defaming him on an anti-gay blog and elsewhere.
For nearly six months, Shirvell waged an online campaign against the then-20-year-old Armstrong, the university's first openly gay student president.
Shirvell used his blog to continuously attack and harass Armstrong, calling him a "radical homosexual activist," a "racist, elitist and liar," a Nazi, a "privileged pervert," and "Satan's representative on the student assembly."
Shirvell was fired after it was determined that he used state resources and hours to conduct his campaign against Armstrong.
In 2012, a jury ordered Shirvell to pay Armstrong $4.5 million for defamation.
Shirvell directed questions for comment Monday to the Thomas More Society, a Chicago-based nonprofit legal support group. The Associated Press left a message with the group.
Earlier this month, a Michigan appeals court ruled Shirvell was not entitled to collect unemployment benefits, rejecting claims that his off-hours activities were protected by the First Amendment.
Associated Press contributed to this report.
Andrew Shirvell, Chris Armstrong, Michigan, U.S. Court of Appeals for the Sixth Circuit
Arkansas lawmaker proposes ban on local LGBT-inclusive non-discrimination laws
Alabama officials tell court: Same-sex marriage would cause confusion, conflict


The Volvo XC90 is a winner. And quite literally for us too, as it recently bagged the NDTV Premium SUV of the Year 2016 Award. The car has been appreciated on multiple levels, and Volvo says all cars it has imported are sold out. And now Volvo is set to expand that portfolio in India with the flagship T8 Hybrid. The petrol hybrid T8 engine offers more combined power than existing variants at 400bhp.
I have driven the hybrid and I can vouch for the fact that it is not only powerful, but also handles better than the conventional engined variants. The added weight of the battery pack that is centrally placed in the tunnel of the car gives it more heft and control. The car will be launched in the Excellence trim, which will have a high-end 4 seat configuration only. Light wood paneling and Nappa leather will be standard. Also expected - a 19 speaker Bowers & Wilkins sound system and all 4 seats will have a reclining function, heating and ventilation. The seats will be positioned to offer more rear legroom and the cargo area will be separated with a glass partition.
I expect the fully-loaded variant to also sport Volvo's optional four-corner active suspension - which responds very capably to different surfaces and varying speeds. The active air suspension also allows you to lower the car's height for easy loading of cargo, or easier ingress and egress for passengers - which could be a great feature to play up in India.
The system works in conjunction with the drive modes like Comfort, Dynamic and Individual. The T8 hybrid also allows you to choose to drive in Pure Electric mode, a Hybrid mode - where the on board computer decides the optimal use of power from both engines, and a Battery Charging mode.
Everything else that we have seen on the XC90 like the Sensus system and CarPlay will be standard too. The hybrid XC90 is expected to hit the market in August and the price tag will be around Rs 1 crore. The XC90 was launched last year in its premium Inscription and lower Momentum trim - but deliveries for the latter avatar had not begun. Volvo has confirmed to us that the Momentum trim will also now be available.


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`ktl`, short for "Kafka Control Tool", is a command-line tool that attempts to
make the management of Kafka clusters that host a lot of topics and partitions
easier.

## Motivation

The main motivation for creating `ktl` was to automate, as much as possible, the
process of moving partition leadership between brokers when adding, removing or
replacing brokers, as (unfortunately) the tools bundled with Kafka are rather
manual and quite cumbersome to use when one host a lot (> 1000) of topics /
partitions.

I highly recommend that you read the [official documentation](https://kafka.apache.org/documentation.html#operations)
regarding operating Kafka before reading further, as quite a lot of the
terminology is explained in the documentation and not necessarily explained in
any great depth in this README but merely mentioned.

## Usage

`ktl` supports a couple of different commands for common tasks such as
performing preferred replica elections, shuffling partition leadership, checking
consumer lag, creating topics, and so on.
Most of the commands supports the usage of regular expressions for filtering
which topics that will be acted upon.
For example it's possible to perform preferred replica elections or reassign
partitions for a subset of topics.

```shell
$ ktl --help
Commands:
  ktl cluster SUBCOMMAND ...ARGS   # Commands for managing cluster(s)
  ktl consumer SUBCOMMAND ...ARGS  # Commands for managing consumers
  ktl help [COMMAND]               # Describe available commands or one specific command
  ktl topic SUBCOMMAND ...ARGS     # Commands for managing topics
```

### Partition reassignments

A "**partition reassignment**" (or just "reassignment" for short) is basically a
JSON document that describes which brokers that should be leader and/or replica
for certain partitions.
There are currently three subcommands of the `cluster` command that will generate
reassignments: `migrate-broker`, `shuffle` and `decommission-broker`.

When starting a new reassignment, `ktl` will write the reassignment JSON to a
`reassign` znode under a `/ktl`prefix in ZooKeeper, so that it's possible to
track the progress of a reassignment.

The `shuffle` subcommand can either perform a random reassignment of partitions,
or it can use [rendezvous hashing](http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rendezvous_hashing),
which will minimize the number of partitions that has to move between replicas
when adding or removing brokers. There is also rack aware rendezvous hashing,
which will ensure that data is properly replicated across racks.

To start a random reassignment of the replica assignment of partitions matching
`^test.*`, but leaving the rest alone:
```shell
$ ktl cluster shuffle '^test.*' -z localhost:2181/test
```
To do the same thing but using rendezvous hashing:
```shell
$ ktl cluster shuffle '^test.*' -R -z localhost:2181/test
```
To do the same thing using rack aware rendezvous hashing:
```shell
$ ktl cluster shuffle '^test.*' -a -z localhost:2181/test
```

#### Dealing with ZooKeeper's znode limit

If the resulting reassignment JSON is greater than 1 MB (which is usually the
hard limit for a single znode), `ktl` will split the reassignment into smaller
slices and store the "overflow" in ZooKeeper under a `overflow` znode (in
properly-sized slices) so that it's available for further invocations.

The previously mentioned "reassignment" commands also take an optional `-l /
--limit` parameter to limit the number of partitions that will be included in
the reassignment, as it can be beneficial to perform a reassignment in steps
rather than all at once, as moving replicas for a lot of partitions will slow
down your producers and consumers.
The default is however to reassign as many partitions as possible.

Note that `ktl` will not wait for the reassignment to finish, but to proceed
with the next slice of the reassignment is just a matter of running the same
command again and it'll prompt you whether to continue you were you left off
or generate a new reassignment.

### Managing topics

While the main motivation for `ktl` was to deal with partition reassignments,
there are also some commands for managing topics, most of which merely wraps the
`kafka-topics.sh` tool that is bundled with Kafka, but with a slightly different
interface.

The most notable difference is the `create` subcommand that has the ability to create
a consistent hashing plan and assign it to the new topic during creation.

```shell
$ ktl topic create 'some.topic' --partitions 3 --replication_factor 3 --rack_aware_allocation -z localhost:2181/test
```

## Copyright

© 2015 Burt AB, see LICENSE.txt (BSD 3-Clause).


Amidst the chaotic and dusty streets filled with motorbikes, donkeys, and taxis overheating as they wait for their next fare… lies an herbaceous oasis calm enough to forget you're in the middle of bustling Marrakech.
The Jardin Majorelle is the perfect place to escape to during the prime heat of the day, with a plethora of botanic wonders to gawk at and plenty of shade to go around. It is located just outside the gated walls of the old town, and an eight minute drive from the Medina in a taxi.
I went earlier on in the morning to take in all the beautiful foliage and succulents without the crowds that the mid-afternoon brings. Afterwards, I grabbed a lemon push-pop from a cart outside the garden and went shopping at one of, what I believe to be, the best collaborative design shops in Marrakech, 33 Rue Majorelle.
From the wild plants to the shopping, this mini getaway is the perfect way to spend a lazy afternoon that offers both inspiration and beauty.


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Breathing space prototype is created by Åte VR . It is a 5-minute interactive VR experience for children with ADHD. Breathing Space is an easily accessible VR tool that the child will be able to use in school situations, where a fit could happen. It will help create focus and bring calm, but still help the child remain within a learning context. By using the Breathing Space application, the hope is, that the child will learn how to handle frustrating situations in a calm, intuitive, fun, and educational manner.
Arguments for realising the 'Breathing Space' idea are manifold. In schools teachers and personnel struggle with putting enough and also the right resources into helping children, who have been diagnosed with ADHD. In some cases the solution becomes to exclude or shield the child from the distracting elements that occur in the learning environment. This can lead to the child feeling behind their classmates in learning the curriculum, which can lead to some children not wanting to continue their educational lives. On a societal level, this can have huge consequences, which is why making interventions early on in the school context is important. In this case the VR intervention Breathing Space should help the child learn how to use breathing exercises, and small activities to bring back the lost focus that might have come from a fit.
In practice the user starts the experience on a small and calm isolated island, where he/she is given a simple breathing instruction, before being transported to an underwater environment, where he/she can choose between 3 different relaxing activities. Each activity differ from each other, and introduce different functions and interaction possibilities, that may have a relaxing effect on the user.
Activity #1 called Bubble Cave is highly inspired by visual and auditive Snoezelen therapy effects, where the user is surrounded by bubbles coming from interactive lava rocks laying close by.
Activity #2 called Submarine Ride is a journey through a randomly generated trench system, with a limited amount of interactive objects, but a wide variety of events unfolding on the way.
Activity #3 called Shipwreck is an open environment with a wrecked ship in the middle, where the user is free to populate the ship by placing plants and feeding fish, to make the environment rich on life.
After the user has spent at total of 5 minutes in these activities, the user is transported back to the island, where the experience ends.
For the development of Breathing Space Maya and Blender are used for 3D modeling and texturing, Photoshop for other graphics and textures. Application has been built in Unity 3D, where most of the experience has been programmed in the C# language.
In total with preliminary literature/theoretical studies, ideation workshops, early prototype development, establishing test beds, further prototype development, tests, iteration workshops, and final prototype development took approximately 3,5 months. In the development period of Breathing Space, we contacted several private and public institutions, who have expertise in the ADHD area, and asked if they could help us with testing this new technology. We were lucky that the very reputable Center for ADHD (private consultancy center), Elise Smiths Skole (private school) and Center for Specialundervisning for Voksne (public municipal department) returned with a positive answer, and allowed us to do tests at their facilities. We are happy that talks with Center for ADHD and Elise Smiths Skole are continuing out in 2019, which potentially can lead to a further development of the prototype, and hopefully a fully functional and commercial version in 2019.


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The loss of trust in representative democracy and its institutions combined with multimedia disinformation campaigns nurtures the desire for active democracy and good government beyond elections: active in negotiating its own contradictions and conflicts and focused on demands for social justice and cultural identity. In contrast to politics, literature and art can articulate what Wittgenstein once called 'the environment in which an interchange takes place': the 'political' located in particularity and difference, in everyday perception and behavior. Individual experiences and events find expression in images, in body language, which addresses something intangible that can be thought or felt without being fully available. The agenda proposed by literature and art does not get exhausted in critique or compensation of prevailing Realpolitik. Beyond privileged knowledge, it rather invokes proximity to everyday experiences of alienation and discrimination, which produce gestures of rebellion and resistance, as Georges Didi-Huberman has called up in art and photography. In the current literature on memory and experience, in the narratives of Édouard Louis, writing itself becomes a site of violence and reading turns to a disturbing encounter with the unbearable and the unsayable. Interactive artistic experiments in public space destabilize self-evident and self-assured habits and convictions. The anti-capitalist investigations and interventions in the art world itself (Maria Eichhorn's Documenta projects) find special attention. Adorno's Aesthetic Theory with its thesis that art is both autonomous and fait social gains a new purchase today, in Juliane Rebentisch's discussion of the political in the practices of performances and exhibitions.


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Q: WPF - How do I bind DataGrid where a column act as pivot and rest form rows and columns Please pardon me for this vague header, please feel free to edit it and make it more meaningful. I will try to explain my problem as much as I can here.
I have a collection that is bound to dataGrid. User can neither add nor remove any object from it they can only add data into it.
So lets say my collection is ...
Column1--Column2--Column3--Value
Only Value field is editable and rest are static and readonly. This list has like 10,000 elements in it and hence makes its really difficult for users to add and use data in this grid.
-- Requirement --
Requirement is to have Column1s values to be split in to tabs ( which we know are only 4 )
Have column2s values as Rows
Have Column3s values as Columns
And Column4s as editable cells ..
thereby making an fairly easy to use UI
---- Current half cooked solution --
So far I am planning to create a new object that would map to this new grid. So  I will have a list of col1 that will be bound to tabs a list of col3 as for columns with all values of col4 in it and there will be a static first column with list of all values of col2.
-- Help --
I am here to ask if dataGrid is capable of getting manipulating in such a view somehow so that I don't have this dependency on new object ? can I do this more efficiently because its just visual representation that I  want to change, which should not need creation of new type.
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A: I'm not going to pretend I fully understand your scenario. Some columns as rows, other columns as columns etc. But I am still fairly sure DataGrid does not do what you want.

can I do this more efficiently because its just visual representation that I want to change, which should not need creation of new type.

Remember the ViewModel is an abstraction of the view. If you have to do a lot of work to shoe-horn the viewmodel into a view, including complicated binding logic or yucky backing code then that's not a good abstraction of the view. So you should have a ViewModel that represents the data closely to how it is to be displayed.
Part of the problem sounds like you want dynamic columns. If so, see this answer for binding a grid dictionary https://stackoverflow.com/a/14172511/360211

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I've enjoyed wandering round this glorious planet. It's been pretty good to me, and I'd like the next generation to enjoy it, just as i have.
Needless to say, I was devastated when whilst learning to free dive in Indonesia, a small piece of plastic cut my hand. At first I thought it was a jellyfish bobbing away, but when I spun around I discovered I was surrounded by hundreds of tiny pieces of plastic out in the middle of the ocean, miles from shore.
Back in Britain, we weren't much better either for our plastic consumption. As mermaiding is a discipline of free diving I decided to don my mono fin and tail and swam the length of the Thames to show how we're choking our mermaids.
There are many UK eco warrior brands doing their bit using non-plastic sustainable materials. Below are some who helped support the Urban Mermaid.
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: "Another sad loss for Big Star fans as Andy Hummel passes away after long illness."
"The way things panned out with all these other bands who cite Big Star as a big influence on them getting started and how they grew artistically, that gets you thinking, 'Gosh, we really had something going that could have grown into something much, much bigger, and who knows?' But shoot, you never know."
Ironically, only yesterday my friend Bob Mehr directed my attention to several just-posted videos documenting the entirety of this year's South by Southwest panel that, upon the occasion of Chilton's death, became a memorial to the singer-songwriter. Hummel, who you see in the freeze-frame at top, was joined by drummer Jody Stephens, who is now the sole surviving member of Big Star. I've spent the better part of the morning listening to this.


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Why is there so much evil and corruption in the world? Why do children need to be taught to behave, whereas disobedience and naughtiness come rather naturally? What exactly is sin, where does it come from, and how does it relate to our view of God's mercy and grace in Jesus Christ? On this program the hosts will discuss these questions and more as they begin a new four-part series on the doctrine of Original Sin.


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Hart Family History
Mable Glencora Hart[1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10]
Name Mable Glencora Hart
Born Jan 1869 Michigan [1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10]
Birth 1870 Michigan [11]
Residence 1870 Wales, St Clair, Michigan, United States [8]
Residence 1880 Wales, Saint Clair, Michigan, United States [6]
Residence 1900 Bay City, Bay, Michigan [1]
Residence 1900 Bay City Ward 10, Bay, Michigan [1]
Residence 1910 Bay City Ward 1, Bay, Michigan [4]
Residence 1920 Bay Ward 1, Bay, Michigan [5]
Residence 1920 Bay Ward 1, Bay, Michigan [11]
Residence 1 Apr 1940 Bay City, Bay, Michigan, USA [9]
Marital Status: Widowed; Relation to Head of House: Head
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Died 5 Jul 1952 Bay City, Bay, Michigan, USA [7, 10]
Buried Elm Lawn Cemetery, Bay City, Bay County, Michigan, USA [7, 10]
Person ID I3538 Our Genealogy
Father Moses Hart, b. 1818, County Donegal, Ireland , d. 25 Jan 1896, Smiths Creek, Saint Clair, Michigan, United States of America (Age 78 years)
Mother Sarah E Miller, b. 1839, English , d. 17 Apr 1915, Wales, Saint Clair, Michigan, United States of America (Age 76 years)
Family James E. Darling, b. Feb 1859, Canada , d. 8 Oct 1928, Bay City, Bay, Michigan (Age ~ 69 years)
Married 12 Aug 1896 Bay City, Bay, Michigan, USA [1, 12]
Marriage James Darling Mable Hart
1. Bert Hart Darling, b. 10 Jan 1898, Michigan , d. 21 Apr 1981, Bay City, Bay, Michigan, United States of America (Age 83 years)
2. May C Darling, b. 17 Feb 1902, Michigan , d. 11 Nov 1986, Bay City, Bay, Michigan, USA (Age 84 years)
Married - 12 Aug 1896 - Bay City, Bay, Michigan, USA
Residence - Marital Status: Widowed; Relation to Head of House: Head - 1 Apr 1940 - Bay City, Bay, Michigan, USA
Died - 5 Jul 1952 - Bay City, Bay, Michigan, USA
Mable G Hart Darling
[S21] 1900 United States Federal Census, Year: 1900; Census Place: Bay City Ward 10, Bay, Michigan; Roll: T623_701; Page: 7A; Enumeration District: 43.
Birth date: Jan 1869
Birth place: Michigan
Marriage date: 1883
Residence date: 1900
Residence place: Bay City Ward 10, Bay, Michigan
Year: 1900; Census Place: Bay City Ward 10, Bay, Michigan; Roll: T623_701; Page: 7A; Enumeration District: 43.
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Online publication - Ancestry.com and The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. 1880 United States Federal Census [database on-line]. Provo, UT, USA: The Generations Network, Inc., 2005. 1880 U.S. Census Index provided by The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints © Copyright 1999 Intellectual Reserve, Inc. All rights reserved. All use is subject to the limited use license and other terms and conditions applicable to this site.Original data - United States of America, Bureau of the Census. Tenth Census of the United States, 1880. Washington, D.C.: National Archives and Records Administration, 1880.T9, 1,454 rolls. Wales, Saint Clair, Michigan, ED 393, roll T9_605, page 503.1000, image 0902.
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Birth date: abt 1870
Residence place: Bay City, Bay, Michigan
Year: 1930; Census Place: Bay City, Bay, Michigan; Roll: 974; Page: 13A; Enumeration District: 4; Image: 736.0.
[S13] 1910 United States Federal Census, Year: 1910; Census Place: Bay City Ward 1, Bay, Michigan; Roll: T624_637; Page: 12A; Enumeration District: 36; Image: 105.
Residence place: Bay City Ward 1, Bay, Michigan
Year: 1910; Census Place: Bay City Ward 1, Bay, Michigan; Roll: T624_637; Page: 12A; Enumeration District: 36; Image: 105.
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Residence place: Bay Ward 1, Bay, Michigan
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[S33] 1880 United States Federal Census, Year: 1880; Census Place: Wales, Saint Clair, Michigan; Roll: T9_605; Family History Film: 1254605; Page: 503.1000; Enumeration District: 393; Image: 0902.
Residence place: Wales, Saint Clair, Michigan, United States
Year: 1880; Census Place: Wales, Saint Clair, Michigan; Roll: 605; Family History Film: 1254605; Page: 503A; Enumeration District: 393; Image: 0902.
[S306] Web: Michigan, Find A Grave Index, 1805-2011.
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[S230] 1940 United States Federal Census, Year: 1940; Census Place: Bay City, Bay, Michigan; Roll: T627_1727; Page: 10B; Enumeration District: 9-4.
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Birth date: Feb 1859
Birth place: Canada English
Arrival date: 1866
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The navel makes a natural place to have a symmetrical, circular tattoo. While this is a sensitive area that may hurt more than other places, it can also be easily concealed; just wear a shirt. Some designs work better around your belly button than others; if you are thinking of getting a tattoo in the area around your navel, consider the different designs and their meanings.
Some designs are popularly associated with the navel region, because they are tattooed there more often than other places. You are by no means limited to getting one of these tattoos around your navel; choices for this area are as limitless as other parts of the body. However, these may present you with a beginning place to start thinking about possible designs you would like to get.
Are Outie Navel Piercings Safe?
While not circular, stars have a symmetry about them. You can get stars with a number of different points, from four to as many as you like. Find designs of stars with different numbers of points in clipart collections. You may not wish to take your tattoo directly from these books, but they can serve as an inspiration for whatever design you choose to get.
Because of the hyper-symmetrical or simple symmetrical designs for the glyphs of astrological signs, many people choose to get their star sign in the navel area. Consider a very basic representation of your star sign or something a bit more embellished.
Flower designs accommodate the belly button.
You don't need to get something around your belly button, instead get something that covers the navel area. Any design you would get somewhere else on your body works just as well in the navel area. Remember that if you are going to do this, you will either have to account for the negative space of the belly button itself or endure a very painful tattoo inside the navel.
Butterflies aren't just for the ankle. Many people get them above or below the navel. A popular tattoo for men in this area is a moth, specifically the "death moth." This is a standard moth with a skull between the wings. Women interested in traditional tattoos sometimes get this with a more ladylike butterfly-and-skull design.
Much like people who get rings tattooed around their fingers, other people get false belly button rings tattooed in the navel area. A tattoo in this area may be more difficult and painful than simply piercing the navel. However, some are squeamish about piercings, but not tattoos. If you are one of these people and you have wanted a navel piercing, a tattoo may be the better option for you.
As with any tattoo, discuss your choice of design with your artist before you sit down in the tattoo chair. Your tattoo artist may have suggestions for design and placement haven't thought of. This is especially important in a unique area such as the navel. Go to your tattoo artist with your ideas and see what she has to say about them.


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§22-11-30. Chesapeake Bay Restoration Initiative.
(a) The Legislature finds and declares that:
(1) The Chesapeake Bay and its tributaries are valuable natural resources providing both recreational and economic opportunities to citizens living in and around the Chesapeake Bay watershed. Eight West Virginia counties, and a collective population of more than two hundred thousand citizens, are within the Chesapeake Bay watershed. The protection and promotion of the environmental health and integrity of the Chesapeake Bay is accordingly in the best interests of the State of West Virginia.
(2) The Chesapeake Bay has been identified by the United States Environmental Protection Agency as an impaired water due to excess nitrogen and phosphorous entering the bay from its various tributaries. These pollutants, commonly referred to as nutrients, result in depleted dissolved oxygen supplies and other factors which impact the overall health of the Chesapeake Bay and its watershed.
(b) West Virginia is among six states from which nutrients flow into the Chesapeake Bay. In order to restore the Chesapeake Bay, these states have agreed to reduce the amount of nutrients contributed to the Chesapeake Bay by sources located within their respective jurisdictions.
(c) Among the sources of nutrients discharged into the Chesapeake Bay watershed are wastewater discharged by West Virginia wastewater treatment facilities, stormwater discharged from various sources, wastewater discharged from agriculture-related activities and other sources of wastewater related to both natural and man-made impacts which are not specifically set forth herein.
(d) The need to provide and maintain affordable and high-quality public infrastructure services and to safeguard existing industrial and agricultural sectors of the economy in the Chesapeake Bay watershed are essential to the continued economic growth and quality of life of West Virginia communities within the watershed. Protection of these communities' economic vitality and the Chesapeake Bay are critical interests of the state. The capital costs of nutrient removal processes, if borne by individual rate customers of sewer services or by individual business owners, would result in significant increases in rates for an essential public service, deferral or cancellation of other critical infrastructure extensions and/or improvements and act as a disincentive for business growth, both commercial and agricultural, in these communities, if not the shrinking of industrial and agricultural activity in the watershed. Therefore, a holistic program, while assuring the protection of the Chesapeake Bay, must include: (1) A nutrient trading and off-set program to allow for efficiencies within the watershed to assure that public moneys are placed to best use; and (2) a capital improvement program to assist those required to install capital improvements to obtain the reductions in nutrients previously agreed to by the state.
(e) The secretary, in consultation with affected stakeholders, is hereby directed to establish no later than June 1, 2011, a program of nutrient trading and off-sets. Pending establishment of such a program, the secretary is authorized to consider and implement interim trading and offset programs as necessary and appropriate for individual permittees in order to protect the Chesapeake Bay and its tributaries.
(f) The secretary is hereby directed, no later than June 1, 2010, and in consultation with affected stakeholders, to report to the Joint Legislative Commission on State Water Resources the status of proposed performance standards necessary for wastewater treatment facilities in the Chesapeake Bay watershed for any reduction of nutrients in the watershed required to protect water quality in the Bay.
(g) The secretary and stakeholders shall, no later than June 1, 2010, consider and recommend to the Legislature a program establishing a new and independent source of funding for capital improvements for public facilities made necessary by the imposition of nutrient removal requirements.
(h) Should it be determined based upon new information or the issuance of a final total maximum daily load for the Chesapeake Bay that modifications to nutrient loading requirements contained in West Virginia/National Pollutant Discharge Elimination System permits are necessary to be consistent with this new information or the final total maximum daily load, the secretary shall recalculate such loading requirements and modify such permits consistent with this information.


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The Sacred Fury
By: Barton and Elizabeth Cockey
The Sacred Fury is a literary work of social criticism, a tale about modern-day deviltry.
The story surrounds Dylan and Sidney Greene, a newly married couple who live in Baltimore. Dylan, who is the Junior Editor at a local newspaper, is enticed to join an organization called G.O.O.D. whose aim is to control all human life. But Sidney begins having bizarre prophetic dreams about graveyards, disembodied spirits from the past and macabre visions of Samurai armor that comes to life. Meanwhile, Dylan is drawn inexorably into the sinister organization where he realizes his job is to write the news before it happens.
At the same time, Sidney seeks an explanation for her dreams from a local fortune teller. It is here where she learns the truth about G.O.O.D. and their plan to excavate the grave of Edgar Alan Poe in search of the potion for eternal life.
Barton and Elizabeth Cockey live on the east coast with their four Pekingese. Both are retired from the medical profession where Barton was a diagnostic radiologist and Elizabeth was an art therapist.
The Cockeys have also authored several other books: illustrative histories
detailing life in the past though storytelling and original paintings. They also researched and compiled Untold Stories of the Battenkill, an oral and written history of the most famous trout fishing stream in America. The Sacred Fury is their second novel.
For more information contact: www.sacredfury.com
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Hall Hill Farm is a tourist attraction located in County Durham, near Tow Law, England.

History
Ann Darlington is the current tourism manager at Hall Hill Farm. Her grandparents came to the farm in 1925, and now her brother David Gibson runs the working farm.
Hall Hill Farm opened to the public in 1981 after Ann and David's father, Jack Gibson, suggested allowing the public to see the farm's lambs, following an interest over that Easter period.

Site
Hall Hill Farm covers , consisting of  of grassland (for over a thousand sheep),  of woodland, and the remainder for crops of wheat, barley and oil seed rape.

The animals available for the public to see include llamas, wallabies and Highland cattle. There are also more traditional creatures; chicks, lambs, pigs, donkeys, ponies and rabbits.

References

External links
Hall Hill Farm website

1981 establishments in England

Farms in England
Tourist attractions in County Durham