As we entered the new year, I was filled with anticipation around how I wanted to feel in 2017.
. . .and identifying my Core Desired Feelings.
As I wrote the words, I was so excited to be inviting them into my life: Shakti, magical, daring, volcanic, and integrity.
Instead, I haVE been feeling the attacks on the divine feminine and the Divine Mother and I am outraged.
For the first quarter of this year, I was simultaneously paralyzed with hopelessness and despair. How can this be happening?
Then a friend invited me to re-examine my Core Desired Feelings, "Is that not what you are feeling?" she asked.
I took a step back and suspended my judgement for a moment—suspended my assumptions. SHAKTI. MAGICAL. DARING. VOLCANIC. INTEGRITY.
She was correct. I am feeling those things, they simply aren't what I imagined they would look like. These feelings are showing up in the way they amalgamate together. They are fiery and transformative. They also dance with the darkness. There is this nuanced experience about them that I had so conveniently forgotten. The universe was asking me to face the barriers I had in my life via my Core Desired Feelings. It was asking me not to make assumptions and consider the lessons that lay before me. . .the firewalks that lay ahead. It was beckoning me to face my fears around the messiness of being human and walking the warrior goddess way.
What I am experiencing is not unlike what many other people are experiencing around the world. This is not about the election or the new president or anything in particular. This is about the consistent string of wounded energy from all sides.
We are bombarded every day with streams of hate, division, and struggle. We are faced with the unraveling of humanity. We are experiencing the rising of the collective oil.
The collective oil is the gunk of things that have been lying dormant. It is the darkness we pretend does not exist in the world. It is covered by plastic smiles of positivity and washed out by fads of "just get over it" and "everything will be alright" with sprinkles of "just love and light". It's the spiritual bypassing. In the trenches of each of our souls is the stuff we are ashamed of. It is the playground of our inner judge and victim. Over time, it festers and grows. It continues to collect until we can no longer stand it. HeatherAsh tells a story of a pan of oil. Typically, we refer to this as an individual experience, however as we can see around us, there is also a collective one.
As we begin to find our warrior goddess way, we can imagine pure water flowing into our individual containers and this is exactly what we need to do as a collective community now.
Consider this an invitation to face your firewalks. An invitation to see what assumptions you (or we as humans) are holding onto about the barriers before us. An invitation to acknowledge the running gremlin tapes of stories we have made up to put up blocks in our own way. Consider this an invitation to suspend your own worldview, even if just for a moment, to see the humanity in us all—the messiness of fear, love, and passion that drives each of us. It is all energy and at the end of the day, that is all there is. We can use that energy to drive us forward and to raise us up so we will rise from the ashes. You can use the energy to create change in your own life.
It is so frequently forgotten that the elements are our allies, that we can seek solace in them and combine our energy with theirs. I've compiled a list of ways to use the elements as allies in our daily lives so that we can prepare for the journey within ourselves and also for the one out into our community to take inspired action in these turbulent times.
Move. Each day allow your body to experience a range of motion, whether that is stretching, yoga, running, swimming, dancing, etc. Getting into your body is a great way to get out of your head and the stories we tell ourselves. Touch your feet to the earth, feel the air as you run or walk, dive into the water, and feel the burn as you move. Allow yourself to commune with the elements in whatever way feels playful and good.
Hydrate. Drink lots of water to nourish your cells. Our cells are waiting to carrying life deep into our bodies to awaken the wisdom that lies within. Acknowledging Grandmother Ice (Water) while you are drinking her can even deeper your relationship with this nourishing source being.
Get Still. Take time to be still and quiet. Sometimes, having the world in our palms is overwhelming and noisy. Give yourself permission to put down your phone, shut down your computer, close your eyes, and open your intuition. Doing this outside on the ground is a special way to connect with Mother Earth. Open yourself to her wisdom. Listen to the wind as you sit still. What messages does it have for you? Feel the sun on your bare skin. What does Grandfather Fire want to say as you bask in his sunshine?
Forgive. Finally, invite yourself to find forgiveness to all that is hurting. In Warrior Goddess Way, HeatherAsh talks about the wisdom of forgiveness. She describes big forgiveness and small forgiveness. It can be freeing to use the element of water to help you through this process. Allow her to wash away that which is hurting, holding you down, and keeping you in the swamplands of despair. Anytime you wash your hands or shower or clean the house, imagine the water is washing away all the areas where forgiveness is ripe in you. And for all those places you aren't ready for yet? Love them fiercely for they are trying to keep you safe.
These tips are what keep me grounded and open during these times of uncertainty and chaos.
It is my wish that as this collective oil rises we honor it by continuing to lean into the discomfort of this courageous, daring work.
We are on this path together and if we can each hold onto the humanity in ourselves by practicing forgiveness and loving everything with our whole heart, perhaps we have a chance of getting this collective oil to continue pouring out to purify our vessel so we can heal our planet and support the divine feminine as she nourishes all of us.
I would like to share a dream that came through during our Magic Messages workshop yesterday. . .
A maiden sorceress appears and I enter a portal into the Dragon's Well. There is a deep, enchanted pool of water guarded by a merdragon. She is stunning. Her bluish green scales are almost iridescent. There are hints of sea foam and indigo dancing on her body. She stands so tall. I feel small next to her and yet equal in partnership. She ushers me forward and shows me how to drink from the well. I cup my hands in front of me and lower them. As the water begins to fill them, I sense its power. I raise my hands up and the water meets my lips. The water is almost sweet. It's refreshing and life giving. As I continue to take in the water, I feel the oil rise. . .my stale, old emotions and agreements begin floating up. I sense the knee-jerk reaction to close off to them–to push them down. I take a deep breath and drink some more. I feel the oil rise higher. I allow it to begin flowing out. I cry. I allow all that needs to come up to do so. When I feel this part is complete, I take out a container from my satchel and fill it with the well water. I thank the merdragon, Lady Luna Isabella. I look up and see Peacock has joined me. She is ready to take me back to where I came from. It's time to return from this dream. I bid Lady Luna farewell and hop on Peacock's back.
This dream was like that water. It poured so much life into my well and it also brought up the death. It brought up the things that were ready to surrender to my inner fire.
It feels so good to stay open and to invite in the death part of the Life/Death/Life cycle.
Now, I do not mean at first. It takes some practice to undo all the teachings we've taken on and digested about closing off to "negative" emotions. Here's the truth, there are no negative emotions. There are just feelings and the stories we wrap around them. The negative part is really just the energy behind our stories are draining us versus empowering us.
As Lady Luna Isabella pointed out in my dream, if we drink of the well–if we pour clean, pure water into our souls, the gunky stuff will come up. It's one of the core lessons of Warrior Goddess path. I even revisit this teaching during each of my classes. Oftentimes it is also what we have labeled as being bad. They are the uncomfortable feelings. Perhaps the ones we've even labeled as darkness. This is all an illusion. Everything is just energy. Everything is a reflection of light. We have to be willing to see it though. We need to choose to breathe through those really uncomfy places.
I'm going to tell you one more story. . .
So yesterday I had the privilege of being able to follow these Warrior Goddess Training teachings (the ones I just finished teaching a six week course on) in a moment of. . .tension. Someone was having some anger move through them. They snapped and I immediately felt the tug to try and fix it. I asked what was wrong, then they closed off. I felt myself try to fix it. The pleaser in me begging to let her try to fix this. I took a deep breath. I felt the tears welling up inside me. I removed myself from the situation and went to a safe place. I let the tears come up. I allowed the oil to pour out. Even though I knew I didn't have time before heading off to co-facilitate our Magic Messages workshop, I chose to give myself three minutes to let whatever was coming up to come up. And up it came! My judge was having a field day. She wore her extra sassy stilettos and power suit. All these agreements started flooding in. I kept breathing. I kept crying. I let it all up. My breath helped keep me center. My tears kept things flowing. I then grabbed a notebook, jotted everything down, and headed out the door.
It was so fluid. So cathartic. I allowed myself the three minutes, then honored the transition I needed to make. I cried the whole way to the workshop. Then, as I arrived at the teaching location, I switched roles. I breathed life into my role as facilitator and used the energy from my emotions to teach and facilitate. I was transparent about what was going on and it helped deepen our lesson about creative energy and shamanic dream work. I love that my job allows me to do this. I talked about how everything is energy. It is my energy. It is of me and I can direct it where I need to go. I can create because of it and with its help art manifests through me. I can be the channel for this magic and that's exactly what we did during the workshop.
The lesson here? Allow it all to come up. Just breathe through it. Keep steady. Fall apart. It's all magical in its own right.
Your own power animals and guides are there to usher you into the discomfort. They are there to support you fully as you dig into the darkness. They will help you through it. If you ask, they will show you the tools to use and the way to go. Trust them. Trust yourself. It's all the same. Go inside yourself. The answers are there.
Finally, allow the layers to peel away. It's a messy, lovely process. The element of fire will burn those layers away and water will wash away any debris.
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Merry Day of Thanks from The United States!
I have been up for a few hours now and already started cooking for the days ahead. I have some chicken in the oven, cranberries simmering, and soon will be baking a "processed free" pumpkin pie. Thanksgiving is my favorite holiday, not because of the history of the holiday, but because it is a time to come together and express gratitude. Earlier this year, I began expressing gratitude in several ways and it has truly changed my life.
Around that time Rabbit started showing up in my dreams and as I began to get to know Rabbit, it showed me the beauty of those dark holes and listening to my inner knowledge. I found that as I explored the "rabbit holes" of my life, areas that were ready to be let go of had light shined on them, especially during the full moon. We are currently in a full moon and so much has had it's light shined on these past few weeks. I know that as we move from autumn into winter it is the time to let those things die off and make way for the new. The full moon is a great time for those types of clearings and it is exceptional that this year Thanksgiving falls on the Mourning Moon. I invite you to take some time to consider what is ready to die off in your life. Are you able to thank it for it's service and let it go? Can you welcome in the mourning period this winter? I have found that finding the peace to let things go that no longer serve or align with you is the bedrock of creating joy and abundance in your life. Additionally, expressing gratitude solidifies the experience by taking you deeper into connection with yourself and the magic of the universe.
1.) Create a gratitude jar or journal. It doesn't take much, but all you do is get a container (I used a clay jar from Mexico which was a gift from my "Aunt" Tracy) or a blank journal and put what you are grateful for on a piece of paper. For example, "I am grateful for when we sat around the fireplace talking about our deepest desires" or "the woman who let me go ahead of her in line" or "that _______ I had been wishing for." I invite you to give it a try and see what magic comes of it!
2.) Hand written letters. I started a practice of giving random cards of kindness and hand written letters to loved ones to express gratitude and reconnect. It creates ritual in your life around maintaining those deep connections through shared experience.
3.) Letting go of thing that no longer serve you.This way of expressing gratitude may be a bit more subtle, however it can create spaciousness in your life and really honor what you have received in the past. I have found through sorting books and purging my closet of anything that didn't feel good that we hold onto things because they used to be aligned with a role or phase of our lives. Oftentimes, we hold onto those things for much longer than they really apply. At some point, they stopped aligning with our lives, but we felt compelled to hold on. I'm telling you it can feel SO GOOD to let it go. The way I practice this, is by thanking the item for serving me during __________ period of my life or for ______ role and letting it know that it no longer aligns with my life and so I am sending it to a new forever home. You do not need to know why you held onto it or even how it had served you, but just acknowledging it honor it. I then collect all the items and take them to a donation spot that helps charities or even the people I serve in the non-profit I work for.
4.) Give yourself permission to not be involved in dysfunctional family dynamics. When you choose not to numb in the face of fear of not having the "perfect" family holiday experience it can be truly freeing. In addition, it is a way to express gratitude to yourself for choosing not to abandon your authentic self and accepting your loved ones in all their glory and messiness. This one is probably the most difficult because it often times involves unraveling from years of shared family agreements, but I will tell you it is possible. Anytime you begin to sense that "craziness" rise up from the stress of family dynamics, ask yourself how you can step back and witness instead of control, distract, isolate, and please (inspired by Warrior Goddess Training by HeatherAsh Amara). If you find yourself setting those clear boundaries even when scared to death, thank yourself for staying true and having courage.
My wish to you is that you can find peace and joy this holiday season.
As adults, many of us have forgotten how to play. We forget the very essence of what makes us joyful human beings. I am a self-described play "activist." I encourage others to play as often as possible and I live my life in a way that encourages play with those around me. What I have found since I started this work is that often times, people just want or need someone to give them permission. They want to know it is going to be OK. You see, our egos are the reason playfulness gets buried. As we grow up, we become self-conscious and others tell us that we "need to grow up." This in turn, leads us to believe play is only for children and therefore we no longer get to engage in those playful activities unless we want to be ridiculed and face our greatest fears from the sandbox.
What an awful experience, right? No wonder we no longer want to play!The ego tends to get blamed for things like this, but we have to remember that it's only trying to protect us. The ego wants to be sure we are safe. It is there is keep us from harm and everything is does is from the essence of. . . will we be OK if I do _____?
Recently, I attended my first dream retreat. It was hosted by Chrysalis Healing Arts. During the retreat, we had several activities that involved playing, especially in our guided dream journeys, but my FAVORITE one was where we shared our dreams and chose one to re-enact through dream theater. Yes. DREAM THEATER. We each had a role (or three) and acted out the dream as a team. It was so much fun! Additionally, it allowed the dreamer (who also directed) to further analyze and decode the dream based on our interpretation as characters. We were able to help the dreamer journey back to the sacred dreamland and get more information about what was beneath the surface.
What that activity allowed us to do, was get permission from the universe to play again. I mean, we truly embodied our characters. We laughed. We played. The energy was so intense and it was then that I realized even with my weekly play practices, I REALLY miss doing deep play work, like theater. I miss my drama club days and playing out in the desert dunes as a young child creating fortresses out of mesquite trees. One of the other things that was really fun during the retreat is that I chose to sleep on a bunk bed on the loft part of the Crescent Moon Lodge. Talk about getting in touch with my playful side! Not only that, but I turned it into a fort. It took me back to the days of turning our dining room table and dining room into a castle using pillows, blankets, and chairs. it was SO fun. I like to think it also encouraged some really fun dreams. Anyway, I think I even asked someone's permission to do so and then thought, I'm an adult, I can build a fort if I want to!
Both these activities really showed me how engrained it is to ask for permission even as adults. At work, at home, of our friends, etc. we ask for permission/approval. As part of Warrior Goddess Training I am facing my fears and learning to love them, so I'm giving myself permission to love my ego, greet fear as a friend, and create space for play in my life. I learned to do "permission slips" from an Oprah Life Class by Brene Brown on The Gifts of Imperfection. I found that when I meditated a bit, it helped silence what my brain wanted me to write down and dug a little deeper to what my soul really NEEDED to have permission to do to live more authentically.
. . . take the vacation time I've earned at work.
. . .make working out a priority at least 3 days a week.
. . .be honest and kind.
. . .ask for what I need.
. . .be fiercely loved.
. . .create space for play every day.
Grab a sheet a paper, a notebook, poster board, or some canvas (any surface really) and craft some permission slips. Feel free to share them on the Creative Harz Facebook page!
Here's to finding permission to do what we need to foster play in our lives!


His Funeral Service will be celebrated Tuesday afternoon, February 12, 2019 at 2:00 PM at the Everson Coughlin Funeral Home Chapel in Williston. Rev. Brian Knutson will officiate.
Friends may call at the Everson Coughlin Funeral Home on Monday, February 11th from 9:00 AM until 6:00 PM and on Tuesday, February 12th from 9:00 AM until service time at the Funeral Home.
Interment will follow, with Military Rites, in the Riverview Cemetery in Williston.
Marvin L. Bishop, 77, of Williston, North Dakota, passed away Thursday morning, February 7, 2019 at his home in Rural Williston.
Our loving Husband, Father, Grandfather, Great-Grandfather, and Brother is now with our beloved God in Heaven.
Marvin was born November 13, 1941 in Darby Montana. He attended Darby High School where he loved the sport of football. He also attended College in Billings, Montana.
Marvin was a Military Veteran serving in Key West, Florida and South Korea. He was in the U.S. Army for four years.
In 1973, he married the love of his life, Darlene and they raised their daughter, Tina. In 1979, they moved as a family to Williston, North Dakota.
Marvin was a business owner in trucking for the oil industry for many years. He owned Marv's Roustabout and then continued on as part owner of Dakota Diesel until his retirement.
In life and retirement, Marvin loved the outdoors. He hunted, fished and camped. He also loved to golf and play horse shoes.
Marvin is survived by his loving wife, Darlene of 46 years; daughter, Tina (Don Flesness); five grandsons, Scott Wiedrich (Leah), Kurt Wiedrich (Jill), Garret Flesness, Brett Flesness (Felicia Paine), Evitt Flesness; and Katie Schnider (Josh); his six great-grandchildren, Aislinn Wiedrich, Amelia Wiedrich, KaylynnWiedrich, Kade Wiedrich, Kolt Wiedrich and Luella Schnider; brother, David Shivel (Annelie); and sister, Bonnie Danson.
Marvin was preceded in death by his mother and father; brothers, Norman and Chuck; and sister, Wanda.


I read the book not too long ago and liked it a lot; plus the film got a lot of love from other people before I saw it, so I was pretty excited for it and my expectations were high. That the film had the effect on me it did, is therefore very much to its credit – a lot could have gone wrong on the way.
That is not to say that the film doesn't make mistakes. Starting with the casting: Chalamet is absolutely perfect for the role, but Hammer is just too old. His performance is good and I have no problem seeing why anybody would fall in love with him, but I had to keep reminding myself that Oliver is only 24 and not 34 – the former not being unproblematic either when it's about a relationship with a 17-year-old, but definitely not as creepy as the latter.
Be that as it may, the film manages to evoke the same summer-teenage-love-atmosphere that the book did (and mostly leaves out the book's lesser second part). It looks beautiful, the music is great and I managed to lose myself in it in a way that is rare. It really is a special piece of cinema.
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Jerry Moore: Time for tax revolt along Cook County border
Jerry Moore
People who feel pinched in the pocketbook should put the squeeze on tax-crazy bureaucrats.
The new sales tax rate in Cook County took effect July 1, pushing it an entire percentage point to 9.25 percent. This increase came on the heels of a one-quarter percent sales tax hike in Cook and the collar counties approved by the Illinois General Assembly to help finance mass transportation.
Merchants in west Cook County, particularly those that border DuPage County, have reported that a growing number of customers are expressing concerns about the increased sales tax. Depending on which town you're shopping in, you could pay at least 10 percent — 10.25 in Chicago — for consumer goods.
In DuPage County, where the sales tax rate is 7.25 percent, I've seen some stores close to the Cook County border advertise, "No Cook County sales tax." In letters to the editor of local newspapers, residents of southwest Cook County also have made known their willingness to travel to Will County to find more affordable items.
It's not that I want any merchants to be hurt by the horrendous policies of the Cook County government, but residents are wise to look elsewhere to buy goods. It not only will save them money (provided they don't chew up too much gas traveling to the border town of another county), it's a way of rewarding more frugal governments and punishing those whose tax plans are out of control.
Shoppers aren't the only ones frowning upon the foolish fiscal policies that continue to plague Cook County. Fitch Ratings, an international ratings agency, recently revised its outlook for Cook County's $3 billion debt from "stable" to "negative."
Financial analysts have said such a move usually is a precursor to the county's bond rating being lowered, which would increase its costs to borrow money. And guess who would end up paying the bill if that happened?
Here's an overview of this scenario: To avoid making necessary cuts in spending, Cook County is asking its constituents to fork over more in sales tax. This decision compelled a major ratings firm to take the first step in lowering the county's bond rating, which will end up costing taxpayers more if the county wants to borrow money. I call that a "lose-lose."
Merchants in towns bordering Cook County should seize the opportunity to let people know where they can get more for their hard-earned dollars. And business owners in Cook County should raise holy hell in demanding that their elected representatives use taxpayer funds more wisely.
Jerry Moore is a news editor with Suburban Life Publications. He can be contacted at jmoore@mysuburbanlife.com.

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Chris T. Bauch
Vaccination and the theory of games.
Chris T. Bauch, David J. D. Earn
Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences…
Voluntary vaccination policies for childhood diseases present parents with a subtle challenge: if a sufficient proportion of the population is already immune, either naturally or by vaccination, then… (More)
Imitation dynamics predict vaccinating behaviour.
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There exists an interplay between vaccine coverage, disease prevalence and the vaccinating behaviour of individuals. Moreover, because of herd immunity, there is also a strategic interaction between… (More)
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Transients and attractors in epidemics.
Historical records of childhood disease incidence reveal complex dynamics. For measles, a simple model has indicated that epidemic patterns represent attractors of a nonlinear dynamic system and that… (More)
Group interest versus self-interest in smallpox vaccination policy.
Chris T. Bauch, Alison P. Galvani, David J. D. Earn
The recent threat of bioterrorism has fueled debate on smallpox vaccination policy for the United States. Certain policy proposals call for voluntary mass vaccination; however, if individuals decide… (More)
Comparing influenza vaccine efficacy against mismatched and matched strains: a systematic review and meta-analysis
Andrea C. Tricco, Ayman Chit, +6 authors Mark Loeb
BackgroundInfluenza vaccines are most effective when the antigens in the vaccine match those of circulating strains. However, antigens contained in the vaccines do not always match circulating… (More)
Stray dog population demographics in Jodhpur, India following a population control/rabies vaccination program.
Sarah C Totton, Alex I. Wandeler, +4 authors Scott Allen Mcewen
Preventive veterinary medicine
Animal Birth Control (ABC) is a program by which stray dogs are sterilized and vaccinated against rabies with the aim of controlling both dog population size and rabies. Population size and… (More)
Modelling mitigation strategies for pandemic (H1N1) 2009.
Marija Zivkovic Gojovic, Beate Sander, David Fisman, Murray D. Krahn, Chris T. Bauch
CMAJ : Canadian Medical Association journal…
BACKGROUND The 2009 influenza A (H1N1) pandemic has required decision-makers to act in the face of substantial uncertainties. Simulation models can be used to project the effectiveness of mitigation… (More)
Evolutionary Game Theory and Social Learning Can Determine How Vaccine Scares Unfold
Chris T. Bauch, Samit Bhattacharyya
Immunization programs have often been impeded by vaccine scares, as evidenced by the measles-mumps-rubella (MMR) autism vaccine scare in Britain. A "free rider" effect may be partly responsible:… (More)
The spread of infectious diseases in spatially structured populations: an invasory pair approximation.
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The invasion of new species and the spread of emergent infectious diseases in spatially structured populations has stimulated the study of explicit spatial models such as cellular automata, network… (More)
Evolving public perceptions and stability in vaccine uptake.
Timothy C. Reluga, Chris T. Bauch, Alison P. Galvani
Recent vaccine scares and sudden spikes in vaccine demand remind us that the effectiveness of mass vaccination programs is governed by the public perception of vaccination. Previous work has shown… (More)


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Joseph M. Steele, Leaf Group
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Fort Stockton, Texas, is a small western Texas town with a population of just under 8,000. Fort Stockton sits in Pecos County and covers a total area of just over 5 square miles. Fort Stockton boasts three RV sites for travelers and offers access to Big Bend National Park, home to hiking, fishing and hunting.
Fort Stockton, Texas, is an isolated and small Texas town that sits one and a half hours southeast of downtown Odessa, Texas. Travelers can reach Juarez, Mexico, from Fort Stockton by traveling four hours west along Interstate 10. San Antonio is the largest Texas city in close proximity to Stockton, five hours to the east along Interstate 10.
RV Accommodations
There are three RV parks in Fort Stockton for travelers to choose from. Comanche Land RV Park features full hookup sites with 30- and 50-amp electrical connections as well as cable TV. Fort Stockton RV Park features full hookup sites, including some pull-through sites with 30- and 50-amp electrical connections. Parkview RV Park features sites with Wi-Fi Internet access as well as full hookups.
Beyond the basics, Parkview offers laundry, a book exchange, long term rates and tent sites. Fort Stockton RV Park offers guests private restrooms, a cafe diner, a nature trail, large pool and playground. Comanche Land RV Park features 58 spaces with with cable TV, clean showers and restrooms and a pet-friendly atmosphere.
Visitors to Fort Stockton have access to Big Bend National Park to the south, which features self-guided trails, mountain hikes and backcountry day hikes. Big Bend National Park features more than 150 miles of trails from 1,800 feet above sea level to 7,800 feet above sea level. Popular mountain hikes in the Chisos Mountains include the Window View Trail, the Lost Mine Trail, and the 9-mile Emory Peak trail.
If you choose to hike in Big Bend State Park, remember to drink plenty of water, especially during the warm summer months. Parks officials advise hikers to reduce activity during the hottest parts of the day from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. in low elevation areas where temperatures escalate to dangerous levels. Warmest days generally occur from May to August. The south Texas sun also requires attention. Pack sunscreen, sunglasses and a wide-brimmed hat during day hikes.
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Joseph M. Steele is a freelance writer originally from Wisconsin. He studied creative writing and Spanish at the University of Wisconsin-Madison and received a master's degree in education at Pace University in New York City. His articles have appeared in "Mas+Menos Quarterly."
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Objective: To assess health-related quality of life in individuals with severe traumatic brain injury at 12 months post-injury, applying the Quality of Life after Brain Injury (QOLIBRI) instrument, and to study the relationship between injury-related factors, post-injury functioning and health-related quality of life.
Design/subjects: The study is part of a prospective, Norwegian multicentre study of adults (≥ 16 years old) with severe traumatic brain injury, as defined by a Glasgow Coma Scale score of 3–8 during the first 24 h post-injury. A total of 126 patients were included.
Methods: Socio-demographic data and injury severity variables were collected. Functioning at 3 and 12 months was assessed with the Glasgow Outcome Scale Extended (GOSE), the Functional Independence Measure (FIM), the Rivermead Post-concussion Questionnaire (RPQ), and the Hospital Anxiety and Depression Scale (HADS). Hierarchical regression analysis was applied.
Results: Mean QOLIBRI score was 68.5 (standard deviation = 18.8). Predictors of the QOLIBRI in the final regression model were: employment status (p = 0.05), GOSE (p = 0.05), RPQ (p < 0.001) and HADS (p < 0.001). The adjusted R2 showed that the model explained 64.0% of the variance in the QOLIBRI score.
Conclusion: Symptom pressure and global functioning in the sub-acute phase of traumatic brain injury and psychological distress in the post-acute phase are important for health-related quality of life at 12 months post-injury. These domains should be the focus in rehabilitation aiming to improve health-related quality of life in patients with severe traumatic brain injury.


Glad the flight was good! Hope the next one is too. I'm sure you're ready to just be home and done with traveling.
I've been to LA, San Diego, and been to Boston multiple times since I don't live too far from there. All great cities to visit!!


Congratulations! If you've decided to add a new member to your family, it's an exciting time. However, there is someone else that should be helping you throughout this process: an attorney. Family court services can help you understand the adoption process and answer any questions that you might have. Oftentimes, you'll work with an adoption agency as well as an attorney. An adoption agency handles finding the perfect child for your family while the family service attorney takes care of the forms, inspections, and legalities of the process. With family court on your side, your family can be complete in no time at all. Plus, family court services can help you with any issues that may arise with the agency during the process.
Sometimes, family matters become more serious. Abuse, divorce, and custody battles can easily spiral out of control and cause even more tension. Family court services are available to help during these difficult times. Mediation is a service in which an unbiased third party brings the other two parties together to try and solve their differences. It's different than a court hearing in that a ruling won't be made in favor of one party or the other. Instead, the mediator will try to help both parties to reach an agreement on their own. The decision reached in mediation can be legally binding once it has been agreed upon by both of you.
The termination of a marriage is difficult. It can be a long process that is draining both emotionally and financially. Luckily, family court services can provide support and legal help throughout. Both parties during a divorce will need legal representation to ensure that everything is completed as it should. From the division of assets to filing the correct paperwork, with an attorney on your side, your divorce proceedings will go smoothly. Plus, with family court, your children can get the support that they need if they are struggling with the transition.
Your children mean the world to you. However, they also mean the world to your ex. That's why custody battles can be so messy. With the help of family court services, though, they can be easier. These services help parents to design a custody arrangement that works for both parents. If needed, the case can be taken before a judge. The goal is to find a compromise that each parent agrees on. After all, both parties should have the best interests of the child in mind.
Family court services in Foley, AL, offer great resources for anyone dealing with family matters. From divorce to adoption, with the right legal help on your side, you'll be able to handle anything that life throws at you.


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Q: The relationship between RGMII to MDI in Ethernet communication Let's say I am talking to a PHY chip via RGMII.
What is the relationship between the serial information transmitted on the RGMII to the signals that go out to the MDI?
I understood from the timing diagram of RGMII that the rising edge is 4 bits and the falling edge is 4 bits. So for each clock that gives 8 bits.
For 100Mbps, the clock required is 25MHz. So for every 25MHz clock cycle, 8 bits are transmitted.
Does the PHY chip simply send each 8 bits over the MDI immediately?
If that is the case, then how do I correctly package these serial 8 bits of data into a proper ethernet frame?
I a trying to troubleshoot a piece of hardware where the PHY does not work properly but the only way troubleshoot is if I can control the RGMII. However, I do not understand this relationship between the RGMII and how it affects the MDI.
I presume that if I look at wireshark, it will not show any packets of information unless I send a string of serialized data in a proper Ethernet frame.

A: The PHY should have some documentation and sample code. Without, finding out how exactly it works can be a very tedious task.
You can find the general RGMII description here: https://web.archive.org/web/20160303212629/http://www.hp.com/rnd/pdfs/RGMIIv1_3.pdf

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Belize City, Monday, June 19th, 2017: Representatives of five top German media outlets have concluded a four-day working visit to key tourism areas in Belize as part of a three-country tour organized by the Central America Tourism Agency (CATA).
The team was comprised of Susanne Kilimann from Magazine Forum, Stefan Keiffer of Rhein Zetung Newspaper, Bernhard Mogge from Diereise Oneline Journal, Britta Matzen from Madsack Weekly and Robin Hartmann from Journalismusbü Hartman News Agency.
The team arrived in Belize on Sunday, 11th June as part of their last leg of a tour to Central America, which included Panama and Nicaragua. In Belize, they visited the Warasa Garifuna Drum School in Punta Gorda, the Nim Li Punit archaeological site, Placencia Village and Laughing Bird Caye among others.
The main purpose of the journalists' visit was to obtain a first-hand experience of the Belize tourism product, with the potential to produce several articles on Belize in their respective publications. The visit was facilitated by the Belize Tourism Board (BTB) in support of participating stakeholders.
CATA aims to contribute to the significant growth of tourism in the Central American region through international related promotion and positioning. Its general mission is to increase the recognition of Central America as a highly competitive, innovative and diverse tourism multi-destination product.
In addition, CATA also aims to increase the flow of visitors and build synergies with the trade sector in the target markets, within the continuous marketing efforts, facilitating contacts and business opportunities for the Central American region, which has a population of over 40 Million inhabitants.
CATA is comprised of Costa Rica, El Salvador, Guatemala, Honduras, Nicaragua, Panama and Belize as the only English speaking country in Central America.
The aforementioned media outlets combined have the potential to reach approximately 60 million viewers in Western and Central Europe. Europe is one of Belize's target markets and therefore the articles emanating from these publications means a tremendous boost for BTB's efforts to promote Belize's tourism in Europe and beyond.


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Athlete Technology Group Founder Randy Osei on the Evolution of the Athlete Entrepreneur
Bay Street Bull staff	7 January, 2021
The Drawing Board is a new series by Bay Street Bull that surveys industry leaders on topics of transformation, innovation, and the road ahead.
Live entertainment spans a multitude of industries, ranging from sporting events and tech conferences to fundraising galas and the performing arts. But what happens when you take the live experience out of the equation? How do we define these experiences when their most critical component is missing?
Without a doubt, the live entertainment and hospitality industries have been among the hardest hit as a result of COVID-19. But these are industries made of resilience and fortitude. If the pandemic has proven anything, it is our capacity to innovate, adapt, and act quickly.
Randy Osei is the founder of Athlete Technology Group, an events and media company, and Rozaay Management, a creative marketing and branding agency. A former varsity athlete himself, Osei recognized early on that an opportunity existed between the world of sports and entrepreneurship, which led him to eventually founding his companies. In the COVID-19 era, the culture of sports (and what it means to engage with it) has become a big question mark that has left many scratching their heads. Here's what he thinks it means for the evolution of the athlete-entrepreneur, and how he pivoted his company in 2020.
How have you seen innovation manifest in your space?
Randy Osei: The event industry has definitely taken a hit in terms of bringing people together due to the global pandemic. With restrictions around people gathering, we have seen technology step in and allow for people to still come together regardless of social distancing rules put in place to help curve the spread of COVID-19. Such apps and platforms like Hopin and Zoom are two of my favourites as they bring people together seamlessly. Another innovation we have seen is the growth of e-sports, which, in my opinion, is becoming the new social media channel where people go to connect and build relationships. Fortnite launched Fortnite Hub, a place where gamers can go and just have general conversations about anything they'd like. Digital transformation was on its way in the next five to 10 years, and it is has been sped up to four to six months. We are not done seeing the transformation.
Can you describe an instance of out-of-the-box thinking with your company or industry that has demonstrated a savvy business pivot?
Randy Osei: InnovateHER is an event created to uplift, empower, and educate diverse women in entrepreneurship. Slated to happen on March 21, 2020 at Artscape Daniels Launchpad, we had sold 132 out of our 200 tickets and had to cancel the event due to the pandemic. All of our sponsors pulled out except for Staples Canada , and we had to make a choice to see if we could still host the event and bring people together while the world kept us apart. Leaning on technology, I did some research to find an event platform that would help us bring women together to collaborate and hear from some of their favourite women bosses. We decided to use the Hopin platform, which was exactly what we needed. We decided to split up the conference into two consecutive Saturdays [in June] and brought together over 800 women over two days. We had 20 speakers, five panel discussions, 90 minutes of networking, six vendors, and tons of connections made at the event that I created. I think the best thing about the event was the fact that we were able to have guests attend from other parts of the world.
In what ways has the reality of COVID-19 made your business better or forced you to problem solve and approach your work differently?
Randy Osei: The reality of COVID-19 has made my business better by forcing me to transform my offerings to be digital and essentially COVID-proof. There is a strong focus on user-generated content due to this change and we have adapted with our engagement strategies. We launched an Instagram Live series, #TechSummitUnplugged , which ran for 15 straight weeks every Tuesday evening. We had athlete entrepreneurs join us on IG live for a 25-minute conversation around entrepreneurship, adversity, sports, and culture. COVID-19 has allowed me to connect with a lot more people and hold more meetings. Cutting down travel time to and from meetings significantly has allowed me to meet with a lot more people in less time.
Are there any positive changes to your industry and the sports landscape that you think will remain once we are out of the woods with the pandemic?
Randy Osei: I think a very positive change to the industry is how athletes view themselves. As the pandemic took over the world, we saw a lot of athletes become more entrepreneurial: launching YouTube vlogs, finding new ways to engage with fans and communities, creating streaming channels via esports, and much more. With the pandemic and pause of sports, a lot of athletes were no longer being paid their professional salaries. In my opinion, it was a good thing because it made them think more perpetually, as opposed to transactional. I think that is huge. Hence, we re-branded and pivoted the Athlete Tech Summit (a conference) to the Athlete Technology Group, an events and media company that serves athlete and tech entrepreneurs.
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What have you discovered about the human connection and the impact it has on creating community in events?
Randy Osei: Any connection is better than no connection. The human connection has definitely changed since the pandemic. Building a foundation of healthy coping, doing everything we can to stay connected to each other, to reach out and care for each other is imperative. We have seen a large growth in many online communities and groups. The growth of apps like Zoom, Webex, Google Meet, Skype, and many more shows that people are staying connected constantly, whether it is for social or work purposes. People are always finding ways to stay connected, which is great. I've been to about seven zoom birthdays, two zoom weddings, and one zoom baby shower, all from the comfort of my home. [Moving forward,] I think a huge positive is that everyone has become more resilient and innovative in their own way. People have also put a huge emphasis on health and wellness, which is amazing.
Who do you think will be the winners that come out of COVID-19 when it comes to those who have been able to innovate in the events and hospitality industry?
Randy Osei: I believe [it will be] the businesses that put a huge focus on becoming completely digital and COVID-proof while being nimble enough to activate in-person experiences when it is safe to do so. Also, the businesses that also put a strong focus behind digital marketing initiatives around content to continuously connect and engage with their customers and audience. Lastly, the businesses that have a CSR strategy that tackles social issues and creates space for equality will be winners.
Any concluding remarks?
Randy Osei: Paying attention to trends will be huge for entrepreneurs who are looking to pivot and innovate. Ensure that you are now looking at the world from a multi-cultural lens. Hire and collaborate with people outside of your immediate circle. People will be surprised at how talented the citizens of the world can be. Our service to others is the rent we pay for our time here on earth.
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How to learn the basic techniques for shoe painting with a practical class that includes: shoes, materials, brushes and everything you need for a starter or amateur designer.
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What Foods Can Help Prevent Alzheimer's?
It's not quite clear, but a generally healthy diet is the best advice.
By Alex OrlandoDec 5, 2019 6:00 PM
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For years, scientists and doctors alike have advised that a healthy diet can lower the risk of a host of chronic diseases, from diabetes to heart disease. For the most part, that diet includes a combination of fruits, vegetables, whole grains, lean meats and a limited intake of solid fats, sugars and salt.
But when it comes to keeping your brain healthy, the science is less clear.
"We don't really know," said John Hsiao, a program director at the National Institute on Aging. "Generally speaking, anything that's good for cardiovascular health is good for brain health, as well."
Researchers are currently conducting several studies to see whether a healthy diet can preserve thinking skills or reduce the risk of Alzheimer's disease. For example, said Hsiao, scientists are taking a closer look at the Mediterranean diet. It limits processed foods and red meat in favor of fruits, vegetables, whole grains, beans, nuts, fish, olive oil and the occasional glass of red wine.
Some evidence suggests that those who stick to those foods have a lower risk of getting mild cognitive impairment. Researchers are also testing a similar diet, dubbed MIND, which combines a Mediterranean diet with one designed to combat hypertension. An early study indicates that it may be linked with a reduced rate of Alzheimer's disease.
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The Day of Christ begins with the appearing (the epiphaneia) and kingdom (basileia) of Jesus Christ (2 Tim.4:1); and the blazing forth of the glory of the great God, even our Savior Jesus Christ (Titus 2:13). This is when the hope of the calling of the Mystery is realized. This is when our faith gives way to sight. This is the next event on God's prophetic clock. This is when Christ Jesus, in His role as the Head of the high calling, convenes [calls into session] His Ecclesia (Church) which is His Body. As the Great Convoker, He, alone, calls His Ecclesia into session. This marks His assumption of sovereignty over the nations. Individuals who have been "membered" into "the high calling of God in Christ Jesus" will either be raised out from among the dead, or will be changed from mortal to immortal, and will take their place, or station in His Government.
For two-thousand years, Christ has, silently, been building His Ecclesia (Church). Ever since Acts 28, He has been calling and choosing those who are to be revealed as members of this present body of believers who are to be "called on high." He is, silently, calling and building His Ecclesia on the grounds of Present Truth. The religious Christian world is unaware of this. Most Christians believe He is active in building the visible church, and they are unaware that the visible church is the work and contrivance of men. We who have been "accepted in the Beloved" (Eph. 1:6) will "put on the new man, which after God is created in righteousness and true holiness" (Eph. 4:24).


This lilac Moomin bowl by Arabia features the Muddler fascinated with his buttons. It's wonderfully illustrated by Tove Slotte.
The nephew of Hodgkins and Sniff's father. A rather untidy and confused individual who collects buttons of all sorts and lives in the coffee tin where he keeps the buttons. Married to Fuzzy.


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We are out of eclipse glasses and will not be getting any more glasses due to supply limitations. A few more may become available if pre-orders are canceled or not picked up. If you had sent us an e-mail requesting glasses, you should have received an e-mail directing you to where you can place your order to pay for the pre-ordered glasses.
On August 21, 2017, a total solar eclipse will cross the contintental United States, starting in Oregon and racing all the way across the country to South Carolina. You can find full details about the eclipse and its path on this NASA Eclipse website.
While it's possible to observe the solar corona with your naked eyes during totality, viewing the sun at any other time without protective eyewear can cause serious damage. These glasses provide the protection needed in order safely view the sun during the eclipse (or any other time if you just want to watch for sunspots). The glasses have a commemorative 2017 pattern as well as instructions printed on them for safe solar viewing.
Each pair of glasses is only $2.00. (Note: you may have seen these mentioned at $1.00 a pair but due to supply limitations, the price has now gone up.) We provide free shipping on orders of 10 or more. Otherwise, there is a flat $3.00 shipping and handling fee for smaller orders. The glasses are mailed by normal First Class mail in the United States only and typically arrive in 2-4 days after we mail them.
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(Nanowerk News) Using a simple and direct hand-writing process, researchers have successfully produced ultralong polymer-carbon nanotube (CNT) composite fibers with length of over 50 cm as precisely controlled conducting wires for flexible electronics.
The results have been reported in the February 8, 2015 online edition of Nano Letters ("Direct Writing of Half-Meter Long CNT Based Fiber for Flexible Electronics").
The as-prepared continuous fibers exhibit high electrical conductivity as well as superior mechanical flexibility (no obvious conductance increase after 1000 bending cycles to 4 mm diameter).
Such functional fibers can be easily configured into designed patterns with high precision according to the easy "writing" process. The easy construction and assembly of functional fiber shown here holds potential for convenient and scalable fabrication of flexible circuits in future smart devices like wearable electronics and three-dimensional (3D) electronic devices.
The ultralong submicron fibers can be directly written by ordinary pen, possessing ideal uniformity as well as good alignment of CNTs inside polymer fibers.
The research shows that thinner fibers exhibit higher electrical conductivity according to better alignments of CNTs in fibers. Accurate positioning control and fast assembly have been accomplished conveniently trough this simple writing method.
The team also demonstrated that such fibers are suitable for flexible electronic device applications with superior mechanical flexibility.


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Check out all of the names of the Byrd High School alumni that attended high school in Lebannon that are listed above. Registering will allow you to join the directory.	While you are reminiscing about the times you spent in high school at Byrd High School, you should also check out alumni photos, yearbook listings and share any reunion info if possible.


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No single dish is more strongly associated with South Dakota than chislic. Those not from the area often mistake this beloved snack for shish kebab. And, although the two are similar, the difference is in the details. While shish kebabs are a grilled assortment of meat and vegetables, the much simpler chislic consists of half-inch cubes of meat – typically lamb, venison or beef – which are deep-fried or grilled and served up in a dish or on skewers. You haven't truly experienced South Dakota until you've had a proper plate of chislic. It can be sampled as an appetizer at many bars and restaurants across the state, including Al's Oasis in Oacoma.
This cake-like German pastry – made with sweet dough and a filling of custard, fruit or nuts – was first introduced to the area in the 19th century and has been a favorite among locals ever since. In the spring of 2000, the South Dakota State Legislature even passed a bill declaring kuchen the official dessert of The Mount Rushmore State. Small town bakeries, especially in the eastern half of the state, commonly serve these tasty treats. You'll also find an abundance of kuchen alongside bratwurst and fried potatoes at Schmeckfest in Freeman.
Originating in Slovak communities of Central Europe, kolaches are reminiscent of a tiny, personal pie. A light and flaky crust holds a dollop of candied fruit or cream cheese, which is surrounded by a fluffy pillow of dough. Although these well-loved treats are traditionally considered a wedding dessert, you don't have to get hitched to enjoy them here. One of the best places to get your hands on kolaches is in Tabor – the unofficial Czech capital of South Dakota – especially during their annual celebration of Czechoslovakian culture in June: Czech Days.
The Lakota Sioux, an indigenous people of the Great Plains, created wasna as a way to break away from reservation-born foods and return to dishes truer to Native American culture. The name wasna comes from a Lakota word meaning "all mixed up" – which is apt, considering the dish consists of a pounded mix of dried buffalo meat, cranberries and grains. This snack is incredibly nutritious and high in protein. In fact, the Oglala Lakota from the Pine Ridge Reservation have created an energy bar from their ancestral wasna recipe called Tanka Bar.
Another popular Lakota Sioux recipe you're likely to find across the state is wojapi. This viscous dipping sauce is prepared by mixing berries – typically chokecherries, but any wild berry will do – a sweetener and corn starch. Like many Sioux dishes, this simple recipe produces irresistibly delicious results. Wojapi is typically served with fry bread, a doughy bread that is pan-fried to a puffy, golden brown. It is commonly served at powwows and other Native American gatherings, and at the Laughing Water Restaurant at Crazy Horse Memorial.
Fans of traditional tacos will love this Native American twist on an old classic. This variation consists of everything you would expect to find on a normal taco, but with a few key differences. Namely, they're served on fry bread rather than a traditional shell or tortilla, giving this dish a doughy yet flakey finish. Indian Tacos are also commonly prepared with bison meat rather than ground beef, creating an authentic flavor you'll taste in every bite. Cedar Pass Restaurant in Badlands National Park is well-known for its Indian Tacos.
Although their name may be a bit of a misnomer – the meat found inside is actually bison, not buffalo – you won't give a lick about that after your first bite. Because bison is a much leaner meat than beef, these burgers have fewer calories and less fat, yet are arguably more delicious. To get your hands on some of the best bison burgers in the state, visit Black Hills Burger and Bun Co. in Custer or Minervas restaurant in Sioux Falls.
The final South Dakota delicacies on our list are the official state fish and state bird. Walleye can be prepared by baking, broiling, frying or grilling. When cooked correctly, this versatile fresh-water white fish will have a sweet, mild flavor and a flaky consistency. Chinese ring-necked pheasant, on the other hand, is often prepared similar to a holiday bird – by garnishing with herbs and vegetables then roasting. And, anglers and hunters rejoice, some restaurants in South Dakota will even cook your catch or game you earned that day.


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It took three nights to perfect one to install Fedora, one to install Myth and run mythfilldatabase, this took a long long time! Finally we got an output just need to sort out changing the channel on SKY which apparently isnt too hard with an IR emitter and job is a gooden!


JASTRZĘBSKI, Robert. The Impact of the Economic Legislation on the Restoration of the Polish State after the First World War. Optimum. Economic Studies, [S.l.], n. 1(91), p. 265-282, sie. 2018. ISSN 1506-7637. Dostępne w: <http://optimum.uwb.edu.pl/index.php/osj/article/view/178>. Data dostępu: 19 kwi. 2019. doi: https://doi.org/10.15290/oes.2018.01.91.18.


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A story made of passion, family and furniture: La Cicala store was born 50 years ago, taking the place of the carpentry founded many years before by the Moltani brothers, specialised in the production of wardrobes, beds, nighstands and furnishing accessories for the sleeping area. After some years, the owners decided to widen the commercial activity at the expense of the productive compartment: the store started evolving, achieving new objectives and developping the displaying area. Today, the sons Massimo and Fabrizo lead the company, with the support of the cousins Andrea and Alberto. The family-run business promotes a direct relationship with clients and a stronger sense of reliability with regard to the owners; what's more, it ensures the best care and attention to the punctuality of every service offered by the company itself.
High-quality of products and a modern style are the fil rouge which links every furnishing solution you can find in our store: kitchens, modular systems for the lounge, tables and chairs for the dining room, beds and wardrobes for the sleeping area, sofas and armchairs, accessories, children's bedrooms and bathroom furniture. We are always selecting for you the best brands in the field, with a great variety of solutions, both in terms of style and price. We are long-standing Poliform retailers, leader company between the main Made in Italy design brands. In our showroom, you will also find the upholstered furniture by Ditre Italia, kitchens by Arrital, Sangiacomo modular systems for the living room and the sleeping area, furnishing complements by Mogg, dining tables by Ozzio and Desalto, Clever bedrooms for children.
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American journalist Danny Fenster has been freed from prison in Myanmar, according to a Myanmar military official and former New Mexico governor Bill Richardson, who had been on a private humanitarian visit to the country. Fenster spoke to media after he arrived in Qatar, on his way to the US.
American journalist Danny Fenster has been freed from prison in Myanmar, according to a Myanmar military official and former New Mexico governor Bill Richardson, who had been on a private humanitarian visit to the country.
Fenster's release comes just days after the former managing editor of Frontier Myanmar — an independent news outlet that covered current affairs, business and politics — was sentenced to 11 years in prison by a military court in Myanmar.
Myanmar's military spokesperson Zaw Min Tun told CNN Business that the journalist "has been released and deported. We will release details why he was released later."
According to a statement released by Richardson on Monday, Fenster will be making his way back to the United States "through Qatar, over the next day and a half."
A former US ambassador to the United Nations, Richardson said he had conducted face-to-face negotiations with Min Aung Hlaing, the leader of Myanmar's military junta.
Fenster's family said they were "overjoyed" at his release.
"We cannot wait to hold him in our arms,' they said in a statement. " We are tremendously grateful to all the people who have helped secure his release, especially Ambassador Richardson, as well as our friends and the public who have expressed their support and stood by our sides as we endured these long and difficult months."
Speaking to reporters after he landed in Doha to transit, Fenster said he was physically healthy and he "wasn't starved or beaten" while in prison.
"I am feeling alright physically, it's just the same privation that comes with any form of incarceration, you just go a little stir crazy and the longer it drags on the more worried you are that it's just never going to end. That was the biggest concern just staying through that," he said.
Fenster was one of about 126 journalists or media workers detained since the coup, according to the United Nations. About 47 remain behind bars.
He said he wants to keep the focus on the other journalists still detained in Myanmar "and do everything we can to lobby on their behalf. We are still trying very hard and hoping we can get them out of there."
Fenster, a 37-year-old from Detroit, Michigan, was arrested at Yangon International Airport on May 24 while he was trying to leave the country to visit his family in the United States. He had been denied bail and was held in Insein Prison in Yangon. On Friday, he was found guilty of three charges brought against him by the Myanmar military, which seized control of the country in a coup on February 1.
Those charges included visa breaches, unlawful association with an illegal group and incitement under section 505a of Myanmar's Penal Code, which makes it a crime to publish or circulate comments that "cause fear" or spread "false news." He was also charged with sedition and terrorism offenses.
Sonny Swe, Publisher, CEO and co-founder of Frontier Myanmar, Fenster's former employer in Myanmar, told CNN Business on the phone that Fenster was already on a plane having left Insein prison earlier in the day.
"I'm very, very pleased to hear about the news. Not only our happiness, I've been there before, I know how Danny and the family will be feeling right now," Swe said. "From this point onwards, it's all positive. He deserves to be reunited with his family."
US Secretary of State Antony Blinken said in a statement, "we welcome the release of American journalist Daniel Fenster from prison in Burma, where he was wrongfully detained for almost six months."
"We are glad that Danny will soon be reunited with his family as we continue to call for the release of others who remain unjustly imprisoned in Burma,' he said, using another name for the country.
Since the military seized power, more than 1,260 people have been killed by junta forces and 10,000 people have been arrested, with widespread reports of torture and abuse, according to advocacy group Assistance Association for Political Prisoners.
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Between us we've seen every dip and rise in the property market over the last forty years. In this time, interest rates have rocketed to 15%, plummeted to 0.5%, and usually levelled off somewhere in-between. The recent recession was nothing new to us, having been through similar situations in the 1980s and 90s, and we've even seen an overabundance of houses, when it was difficult to find enough people to fill them. No matter what happens to the economy, property market or social trends, we're ready for it.
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At last the sun is shining, after months of rain. London gears up for the Olympics and is thronged with visitors. Brussels is quiet, Paris is empty. The roads to the south are crowded. The mountains and the beaches beckon. It must be the summer holidays. But not for those politicians and officials across Europe struggling with the latest phase of the eurozone crisis, nor for all those individuals whose lives have been turned upside down by the economic downturn and cuts in public spending.
Back in autumn 2007, when I posted the first of this regular series of blogs on European affairs, nobody could have anticipated the scale of the economic crisis which was to hit Europe, nor conceive of the threat which this would pose for the future of the monetary union and indeed for the European Union as a whole. These have been transformative years.
Five years ago the main preoccupation for the EU was approval of the Lisbon Treaty, still to be ratified by several countries and then blocked by the "no" vote in Ireland in 2008. The euro was riding high on world markets and the level of indebtedness of governments, banks and individuals was ignored. Then in the autumn of 2008 came the credit crunch. Most people were unaware how close the world came to a global banking collapse. It was only drastic action by central banks and governments which stabilised the situation.
There have been many victims since then. Almost every country has changed government and changed leader (Germany's Merkel a notable exception). Coalitions have taken over from single party administrations. Politicians have been forced to take tough decisions, promising little other than hard times ahead, and although they have been punished at the ballot box their successors have been obliged to sustain a policy of austerity.
Ordinary individuals and families have been taking the biggest hit, whether through unemployment or cutbacks in social benefits and other government spending.
The "European social model" will never be the same again. The crisis showed that it depended upon state borrowing and the loading of debt on future generations to fund current spending. Indeed, it's worth remembering that the Commission took the Council of Ministers to the European Court in 2004 because of the refusal of France and Germany to respect the limits on debt and spending in the Stability and Growth Pact – limits which had originally been put in place on German insistence because of fear that Italy would spend beyond its means!
Of course the emphasis now is on economic growth, but the challenge is to stimulate research and innovation, to encourage training and apprenticeship – all measures which call for public expenditure – and it is the weaker economies such as Spain where the need for such measures is most compelling, to build a dynamic economy for the future.
It's said that European integration surges ahead in response to crises. The eurozone will only survive if it has all the attributes of a monetary union, including economic and fiscal policy-making at an EU level and the means to ensure that the rules are respected. For those countries outside the euro, and especially the UK, this development will pose a major problem – how to influence policy developments while keeping a distance from the institutional process.
As my series of blogs comes to an end I see that US Republican candidate Mitt Romney, who is attending the opening ceremony of the Olympics, has rather a sour view of alternative ways ahead, of which "one leads to Europe, the other leads to the kind of dynamism and prosperity which has always characterised America." It would be interesting to see Romney's remedy for the US budget deficit. In any event the crisis is forcing Europe to put its economy on a sound footing and rebuild its dynamism and prosperity. The process may well take another five years – or perhaps more.
Author : Michael Berendt
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The History of Oil and Gas Development in Lubbock | Texland Petroleum, L.P.
Texas has been home to oil and gas exploration since January 10, 1901, when oil was found at Spindletop Hill near Beaumont. Since that time, Texas has been a world leader in oil production—in fact, based on production last April, Texas would have been the 11th largest oil producing nation in the world.
But it isn't just East Texas or Midland that has contributed to Texas' prolific oil production. The Levelland field was discovered in 1945, putting the Lubbock area on the map as a major oil producing center in Texas.
In 2011, some 3.5 million barrels of oil were produced in Lubbock County alone. Most of that production came from a rock formation called the Clear Fork, which is about a mile wide and extends all the way across the county from east to west, skirting the City of Lubbock between Loop 289 and the Preston Smith International Airport.
Texland Petroleum has been drilling for oil in the Clear Fork formation since the early 1980s. We operate 271 wells in Lubbock County, including more than 100 wells inside the city limits of Lubbock. Texland sees a bright future for continued oil production in Lubbock County, which will benefit residents in numerous ways. We have historically worked with the City to produce oil with the health and safety of Lubbock residents being our top priority.
However, in recent years, the proliferation of new production in unconventional formations – generally referred to as shale plays – have raised concerns in other parts of the nation that are less familiar with oil and gas production. Although many of the issues raised in shale plays are not applicable to conventional formations as in Lubbock, our community is reexamining existing ordinances to make sure its citizens are safe and the industry is operating responsibly.
At Texland, we applaud the review and are eager for our neighbors to become well informed about the industry. We want all residents to feel confident and secure in our operations. Our staff and their families live in and around Lubbock; safeguarding the environment is important to all of us. Please read about the issues and the facts here.


I'm posting today from Manhattan in a mid-town hotel that's walking distance from all kinds of cool stuff. Naturally I'm spending a lot of my time here simply writing, but every evening the wife and I go out to one of the swell places to eat that my agent's recommended (he hasn't steered us wrong yet!).
My wife's here for a work conference. I tagged along because, well, how often do I get to go to Manhattan? Yesterday I met in person with my agent Bob Mecoy and editor Pete Wolverton for only the second time, a huge pleasure. And I was briefly in the famed Flatiron building before heading out for lunch.
Who has two thumbs and a second degree black belt in Shotokan Karate?
A fair number of people, probably, but now that number includes me as well! Still quite excited about that. Here I am moments after the graduation ceremony.
It seems like everything's coming up Kickstarters! No sooner do I announce that one old school role-playing game is getting to release a new edition, that I see another old school role-playing game is releasing an expansion. Yesterday Castles & Crusades announced that they're going to print a new book with 13 additional classes, some new rules, and a host of new spells, amongst other things. What's a fellow to do?
And then right around the corner is DVG's launch of some new solitaire board games, and Lock 'n Load publishing's reprinting of Heroes of the Pacific and release of Heroes of North Africa not to mention a new compendium and their solo expansion… I guess I need to sell some more books so I can afford all of this fun stuff!
Anyway, the Adventurer's Backpack for Castles & Crusades is available here. I wish there was some detail about what those classes are going to be, but system fan that I am, I've already signed up.
I wanted to give a quick shout-out today as one of my favorite old school role-playing games launches its new 2nd edition Kickstarter.
I've talked about Astonishing Swordsmen and Sorcerers of Hyperborea before — now's your chance to sign on and see what the fuss has been about.
Last last month Bob Weinberg passed away. Pulp scholar, anthologist, writer, and all-around great guy, Bob has been a fixture in science fiction, fantasy, and pulps for longer than I've been alive. My heart goes out to his family and friends.
I didn't know Bob well, but I had the pleasure to meet with him several times over the years. I was first introduced to him a little before he wrote the introduction to one of the Harold Lamb anthologies I edited (Swords from the West). I got to know him better when I met him at conventions over the years. He was one of the few people I knew at my first World Fantasy Convention, and greeted me warmly. And he was always there at every single pulp convention I attended, smiling, witty, sometimes curmurdgeonly, though in a gentle and teasing way. He was extremely knowledgeable about the fields of fiction I love, and always had a good story to tell about some of my genre heroes.
I liked him, a lot, and falsely assumed that he'd always be a fixture at the conventions. Certainly he seemed to have boundless energy the first few times we interacted. He'd appeared tired the last two times I bumped into him, and I saw on Facebook that he'd had some recent medical issues. I also thought I'd seen that he'd pulled through them. I wish I'd kept closer track.
Locus has a detailed obituary detailing all of this fine man's accomplishments, including his winning of the Stoker Award. He will be missed.
Just when I thought I couldn't get busier, I got busier. It's good stuff, though. In addition to working on line edits, I'm now suddenly contemplating cover ideas and even initial cover copy. That's exciting.
So it looks like the new book really will be titled For the Killing of Kings. It's projected to be the first of three, and I'm not completely sure what the series will be called. I hope to have some sketches and other news about it to share with you next week, along with a bunch of other cool things. For now, though, I need to get back to line edits and work on some cover copy.
For the 5th year in a row my wife and I drove over to Louisville Kentucky this October to wander around the St. James Court Art Fair. There's lovely artwork, crafts, and jewelry of all types, not to mention delicious food and some fine music — and the beauty of the neighborhood buildings, many of which are turn of the century mansions. One of these years I'm going to take the time to grab a tour that's offered by a handful of them.
My wife purchased some swell necklaces and earrings. Me, I picked up another great refrigerator magnet.


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Here is what the card looks like when it is not lit up (I still love it)!
These cards are a little expensive to create, so they are great for special people and occasions! Anything that is in the light kit can be bought individually and you can keep creating light-up cards when you run out of supplies.
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