Federal elections were held in Australia on 16 December 1903. All 75 seats in the House of Representatives, and 19 of the 36 seats in the Senate were up for election. The incumbent Protectionist Party minority government led by Prime Minister Alfred Deakin retained the most House of Representatives seats of the three parties and retained government with the parliamentary support of the Labour Party led by Chris Watson. The Free Trade Party led by George Reid remained in opposition.
The election outcome saw a finely balanced House of Representatives, with the three parties each holding around a third of seats − the Protectionists on 26 (−5), the Free Traders on 24 (−4) and Labour on 22 (+7). This term of parliament saw no changes in any party leadership but did see very significant and prolonged debates on contentious issues − the Protectionist minority government fell in April 1904 to Labour, while the Labour minority government fell in August 1904 to the Free Traders, while the Free Trader minority government fell in July 1905 back to the Protectionists, which continued until the 1906 election and beyond. The Free Traders remained in opposition throughout this eventful period with the exception of Labour forming the opposition for the first time during the period of the Free Trader minority government. Additionally, the Watson government was the world's first Labour Party government at a national level.
Despite a break in prime ministerships in 1904-05 and 1908-09, this is the first of three consecutive elections in which Deakin was the sitting prime minister.
Seventeen members were elected unopposed – eleven Protectionist, four Free Trade, and two Labour.
The election saw the Labour party make significant gains outside New South Wales and Victoria. As a result of Labour's gains, the numbers of the three parties in Parliament were very close to equal, leading to unstable governments. Alfred Deakin would describe it as a parliament of "three elevens" (three cricket teams). Although the Protectionists were able to retain their minority government with the qualified support of the Labour Party, the equal numbers would see a record three changes of government over the course of the Parliamentary term, with each of the three parties holding office at least once during the term of the Parliament.
The three parties that contested the 1901 election also contested the 1903 election, with only the Protectionists changing leaders to Alfred Deakin as a result of Edmund Barton's appointment as an inaugural judge of the newly constituted High Court of Australia. The Free Trade Party was again led by George Reid. The only significant difference in policy between these parties was on trade issues. The Protectionists sought to protect Australian industry and agriculture by placing tariffs on imports. The Free Traders downgraded the view they had last election of having no tariffs to campaigning on minimal tariffs. The other major party contesting the election was the Labour Party.
This election also saw a minor party, the Tasmanian Revenue Tariff Party gain an MHR and one Senator. Prior to the 1901 election, the Free Trade Party had been known as the Revenue Tariff Party in some states. However, in 1903 a separate Revenue Tariff Party competed against the FTP in Tasmania. Nevertheless, both of the Revenue Tariff Party members elected joined the Free Trade Party, when the new parliament began sitting.
Like the 1901 election, voting was voluntary and candidates were elected by the First-past-the-post system. The Commonwealth Franchise Act 1902 gave women the vote and the right to stand for federal Parliament, leading to a significant increase in the number of votes cast in the 1903 federal election. Four women stood at the 1903 election – Selina Anderson (Dalley) in the House of Representatives and Vida Goldstein (Victoria), Nellie Martel (New South Wales), and Mary Moore-Bentley (New South Wales) in the Senate. All four stood as independents and all of whom were unsuccessful.
Candidates were contesting all 75 House of Representatives and 19 of the 36 Senate seats, a number unchanged from the 1901 election. The House of Representative seats were determined by the population of each state, giving 26 seats to New South Wales, 23 to Victoria, nine to Queensland, seven to South Australia and five to both Western Australia and Tasmania. In 1901, the South Australian and Tasmanian colonial parliaments had not legislated for single member electorates, so their House of Representative members were elected from a single statewide electorate. This had since changed and there were now single member electorates in both states. The newly created seats were Adelaide, Angas, Barker, Boothby, Grey, Hindmarsh and Wakefield (South Australia) and Bass, Darwin, Denison, Franklin and Wilmot (Tasmania).
Each state elected six Senators regardless of population. The Senate was elected by bloc voting rather than the current single transferable vote system. Half the Senators retired as their terms expired, and there was one casual vacancy.
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This article provides information on candidates who stood for the 1903 Australian federal election. The election was held on 16 December 1903.
This is a list of electoral results for the Division of Coolgardie in Australian federal elections from the division's creation in 1901 until its abolition in 1913.
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Uganda is a signatory to the International Agreements/Commitments that provide for Learners with Special Needs. One example of such instruments that bind those agreements is the Salamanca Statement and Framework for Action on Special Needs Education (1994).
The Right of all children, including those with temporary and permanent needs for educational adjustments to attend school.
The Right of all children to attend school in their home communities in inclusive classes.
The Right of all children to participate in a child-centered education meeting individual needs.
The Right of all children to participate in quality education that is meaningful for each individual.
In consonance with the Government Constitution (1995), Uganda has put in place The Persons with Disability Act (2006) and has also ratified the United Nations Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities (2008).
Both Instruments demand for Access, Equity and Quality as regards educational services for persons with special learning needs.
Vision: Learners with special needs Accessing Quality education services equitably.
Services to meet the educational needs and rights of learners with special learning needs.
To deliver Special Needs & Inclusive Education services in a coordinated and adequately resourced manner.
Increased enrolment, participation and completion of schooling by persons with special learning needs.
Strengthen and systematize existing initiatives/programs on SN&IE.
Enhance participation of stakeholders in the management and implementation of SN&IE programs in Uganda.
Promote sporting programs for learners with special learning needs.
Guiding and steering stakeholders in the implementation of the policy in line with government regulations and standards.
Organizing and conducting advocacy campaigns on special needs and inclusive education (SN&IE).
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Providing adequate special instructional materials and equipment.
Conducting regular updates on best practices for managing/implementing SN&IE, upgrading of equipment and materials to meet the prevailing standards of teaching and learning for children with special needs.
Conducting refresher programmes for the SN&IE in-service personnel.
Licensing and registering SN&IE institutions.
Ensuring timely release of funds for SN&IE programmes.
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Ensuring adequate recruitment and deployment of SN&IE personnel in consultation with the relevant bodies.
Providing guidance for adequate infrastructure/ facilities for SN&IE.
Establishing appropriate structures and systems for SN&IE.
Ensuring that affirmative action for learners with special needs is implemented in education institutions.
Monitoring and evaluating SN&IE programmes.
Educational Provisions and Approaches in special needs & inclusive education.
The traditional/long-established approach of Special Education was and is still focusing on learners with disabilities specifically. Learning support was and still is provided in special schools and in special classes (Units/Annexes) integrated in the ordinary schools. Learners with barriers (special needs) arising from disability conditions usually require Specialized support services (e.g. Sign language interpreters, Braille transcribers etc.); Specialized teaching methods; Access to resource rooms and use of specialized technology to access curriculum. Summarily, this approach takes care of learners with visible impairments, usually in the severe-profound levels requiring specialized support.
The current approach of Inclusive Education (IE) focuses beyond both the traditional and the transitional practices of special education and integration respectively. The present trend of inclusive education and policy thrust embraces modifications in curricular, teaching methods, teaching/learning resources, medium of communication and adjusting the learning environment to meet individual learning needs. It is learner centered, flexible and adjustable to the individual needs and potential of every child. This approach takes cognizance of and seeks to mitigate factors that form barriers to children's participation in learning and development. It is meant to widen opportunity for ALL Children to interact, play, learn, experience the feeling of belonging and develop in accordance with their potentials and difficulties; thereby obtaining good quality of life within their respective environments. It is all about changing attitudes, behaviour, teaching methods, curriculum, environment and allocation of human, material and financial resources to meet the educational needs of All Learners.


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by Katie Birtles
From stunning gardens to ancient castles, the fairytale city of Ljubljana is a wonderful place to explore. If you're dreaming of a trip to the capital of Slovenia, read our Ljubljana travel guide for everything you need to know on the top things to do in Ljubljana.
Best things to do in Ljubljana
Take a sightseeing tour
Join your LjubljanaTravel Director for a tour around the most iconic sights of Slovenia's capital. Stroll through the Baroque facades of the Old Town and see the Gothic-style Town Hall. Cross the Three Bridges Square and admire the Cathedral of St. Nicholas, with its 18th-century frescoes.
Relax in Tivoli Park
Explore the green lungs of Ljubljana at Tivoli Park, where a maze of paths takes you through the lush gardens. You can see two historic mansions, the botanical gardens, a fish pond, and a glasshouse with tropical plants. Head to the heart of the park to find the Jakopič Promenade, where large photographs are displayed year-round.
If you're up for some action, there's mini-golf, tennis courts and even a bowling alley. You can also follow the web of trails leading into Rožnik Hill. When you get hungry, visit the bars and cafés throughout the park, or bring a blanket and enjoy a picnic in the sun.
Visit Ljubljana Castle
Head to the top of Castle Hill by foot or tram to see the grand Ljubljana Castle. Take a guided tour through the ancient rooms dating back to the 12th century and learn about the six most important periods of Ljubljana's history. Climb up the 19th-century watchtower, with striking views over the city. After your tour, you can relax in the sunny courtyard café and restaurant.
Explore the museums and galleries
Don't miss out on Ljubljana's fantastic museums and galleries. Our favourites include the National Museum of Slovenia, housed in a neo-Renaissance palace dating back to 1885. The museum has a remarkable collection of treasures including thousands of Roman paintings, statues and stone monuments. You'll even find a 60,000-year-old Neanderthal flute, thought to be the world's oldest musical instrument.
The same building is home to the Slovenian Museum of Natural History. It features a superb collection of the world's biodiversity, including one of Europe's best-preserved woolly mammoth skeletons.
If you'd like to learn more about the traditional culture of Slovenia, visit the Slovenian Ethnographic Museum. It's located in a former barracks complex in Ljubljana. The museum's ethnographic collections date back to 1821 and showcase Slovenia's traditional handicrafts like pottery, weaving, beekeeping, blacksmithing and glass-painting.
Take a boat ride down Ljubljanica river
Take a romantic boat ride for the best views of the pretty Ljubljanica river. You'll cruise the glittering waters under the famous Triple Bridge, Shoemaker's Bridge and Dragon Bridge. You'll also pass by gorgeous houses built in Ljubljana's Baroque style.
If you're looking for unique things to do in Ljubljana, you can also go stand up paddling down the Ljubljanica river. It's becoming a popular activity and is a fun way to see the city. After your trip down the river, spend some time wandering the riverbank of Ljubljanica. There are plenty of cafés where you can take a break and admire the beautiful views.
Best day trips from Ljubljana
You can spend days exploring Ljubljana, but there are plenty of treasures close to the city. Our Ljubljana travel guide includes the top spots that can be found less than an hour away from Ljubljana.
Journey to the exquisite turquoise waters of Lake Bled, one of the most enchanting places in Europe. Surrounded by alpine forests and snowy peaks, you can take a 'Pletna' boat trip on the lake's dazzling waters.
You'll see Bled Island and the mystical Church of Assumption. You can also explore the ancient interior of medieval Bled Castle, perched on the cliffs overlooking the lake. It's over 1,000 years old and thought to be the oldest castle in Slovenia.
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Lake Bohinj
Lake Bohinj is the alpine jewel of Slovenia, with glittering glacial waters surrounded by stunning mountains. You'll drive past emerald rivers, dense forests and charming mountain villages to reach the lake. You can admire the ornate 13th-century frescoes of St John's Church on the shores of the lake.
Postojna Caves
Venture deep below the Slovenian Karst to discover an underground world of limestone caves. You'll travel by electric mini-train through the maze of ancient corridors, before exploring the huge caverns on foot.
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Radovljica is one of Slovenia's most beautiful mountain villages, with medieval houses dating back to the 15th century. You can wander the pretty cobbled streets, or enjoy a meal at a traditional Slovenian inn. You might even get to watch a performance by local musicians.
Visit the famous Gingerbread museum, where you'll discover the traditional Slovenian art of lectarstvo. You can watch a gingerbread making demonstration in the museum, housed in a centuries-old inn. Don't forget to sample the freshly-baked treats!
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What to eat in Ljubljana
Good food and great company are never far away in Ljubljana's thriving food scene. Our Ljubljana travel guide includes some of our favourite dishes to try in the city.
Slovenian cream cake (kremna rezina)
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These creamy slabs of joy originated from Lake Bled, but they can also be found everywhere in Ljubljana. The cakes are made from thin and crispy puff pastry filled with custard cream and a wedge of whipped cream. They're topped with icing sugar and are quite messy to eat, but everyone walks away with a big creamy grin. You'll quickly become obsessed!
Štruklji
Štruklji are boiled dumplings made from dough and stuffed with all kinds of fillings. A mix of cottage cheese, spiced apples, and prunes or raisins are the most popular filling. Moji Štruklji Slovenije is the best place to try this dish in Ljubljana. You'll find over 20 flavours including sweet, fruity, savoury and gourmet varieties, as well as the traditional štruklji.
Image credit: Michael R Perry / Flickr
Found in bakeries and cafes across Ljubljana, Potica is a beloved Slovenian dessert. This traditional yeast-dough cake is baked in a special mould called potičnik. It's made with a variety of fillings and there are more than 80 known fillings including sweet and savoury options. The most popular is a mix of walnut, tarragon, hazelnut, poppy seeds and pumpkin seeds.
Open Kitchen Market
Open Kitchen Market is one of the best things to do in Ljubljana if you're keen to meet the locals, eat great food and soak up the city's atmosphere. It's open every Friday from spring to autumn and serves up some of Ljubljana's best local treats.
You'll find everything from fresh fruits and vegetables to tasty street food, along with international delights. Wineries and breweries also come from all over the country come to serve their creations.
What are your favourite things to do in Ljubljana? Let us know in the comments below…
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HIMSS is filled with people and ideas to change healthcare.
There's no shortage of meetings in the health tech space. From big and bold to small and eccentric, the combination of clinical need and thirst for knowledge is driving the birth and evolution of health tech conferences. And this transformation reflects the dynamics of healthcare itself as disruption and innovation seek to remedy a system that is facing a potential crisis.
The pace of this transformation is accelerating, as tech giants and other outsiders continue placing their bets on healthcare and smaller, innovation-driven companies are seeking to claim larger roles in changing, disrupting, and owning many aspects of the industry. HIMSS18 embodies this climate of change and is offering opportunities to learn from global experts and "roll up your sleeves" and become entrenched in technology itself. The mission for HIMSS is to showcase innovation and to help attendees bring solutions back home to their institutions and clinical practices.
As I reviewed the vast content to be presented at HIMSS18, there are a few topics and programs that grabbed my attention—and perhaps yours too. Here are some of my "don't miss" programs from the formal keynotes to participatory workshops.
Perspectives on Leadership and Healthcare Advocacy By Earvin "Magic" Johnson, Jr.
A first-hand look at tomorrow's innovation at various start-ups, accelerators and innovators. This "experiential" area will focus on hot topics and technologies, including: artificial intelligence, augmented reality, biometrics, blockchain, the Internet of Things, virtual reality, and more.
The Solutions Lab offers attendees an interactive experience showcasing practical solutions that use information technology to improve population health (data and analytics, consumer engagement, precision medicine) and healthcare administration (quality reporting, regulatory compliance, risk management).
Here's your opportunity to learn about how security issues can be addressed from your unique perspective with the latest knowledge and technology.
Focused on disruption, attendees can interact with start-ups and early stage companies with a range of start-ups and early stage companies featuring products, demos and interactive opportunities in areas such as mobile apps, artificial intelligence, wireless monitoring devices, sensors and virtual reality tools.
Certainly, HIMSS18 will be a big meeting. And here's a look at some data provided by HIMSS to get a sense of just how big the meeting and the numbers will be.
Attendance: 45,000—equal to the capacity of Wrigley Field during a Cubs game.
Content: Over 22,000 stories, blogs and communiations disseminated around the world.
Geography: 40 countries will be represented.
Carpet: More than 10 miles of "aisle" carpet—so bring your comfortable shoes!
Connectivity: Over 18 miles of Internet cables throughout the convention center.
Coffee: 40,000 cups and over 2,500 gallons expected to be served.
Power: 4,292 batteries, 1,391 powerstrips and countless electrons.
The HIMSS18 experience promises to be a bit like quenching an insatiable thirst for healthcare innovation by drinking out of a fire hose—but it's worth the effort. And a well-planned trip can be an essential tactic to navigating both the physical and intellectual aspects of the meeting. But there's one other essential component to HIMSS and that's the human side. We all spend a good deal of time talking about patient-centricity and how humanity can be lost to technological innovation. What HIMSS offers us is the chance to engage, network, and collaborate with each other and find human solutions that are empowered by technology—not the other way around!


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Cerjak wirkte in Jugoslawien an vielen Produktionen mit, ehe er 1984 in der deutsch-österreichischen Co-Produktion Der Sonne entgegen den Dorfpfarrer von Valun spielte. Kurz vor seinem frühen Tod im Jahre 2008 erschien der slowenische Film Pokrajina St.2, in der Cerjak die Hauptrolle des Inspektors Lavrencic darstellte.

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The term "hidden gem" gets bandied around a lot in relation to all sorts of places in London – bars and restaurants, museums, galleries and historic buildings. It's a bit of an overworn phrase, but the subject of today's post definitely fits the criteria for a hidden gem: small and off the beaten track, pretty and perfectly formed.
Through a little gateway on Fleet Street lies the Temple, the inner sanctum of Britain's legal profession. It's a curious name – one that always intrigued me when I was younger, going through Temple Station whilst on the District Line and wondering if there actually was a temple there. There is no temple, but amid the chambers of barristers is a little old church that has a history going all the way back to the Knights Templar.


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Lungs of 2-Year-Old Reveal Ancient Origins of Measles Virus
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Researchers say that claims of the Justinianic plague as a "mass killer" are wrong. It certainly had some impact, but they assert that plague outbreak, which began in the 6th century, didn't bring...
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Our Ancestors Should Have Avoided Parathropus Boisei – They Gave Us Genital Herpes
Scientists claim that they have identified the ancient hominin species that gave early humans genital herpes two million years ago. Parathropus boisei was a heavyset human-like species with a very...
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One of history's most intriguing ancient mysteries remains the elusive and legendary Ark of the Covenant, also known as the Ark of the Testimony. According to Biblical sources, it was constructed...
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Have Researchers Discovered What Caused the 16th Century Mexican Epidemic That Killed Over 80% of the Population?
A pair of recently published studies point the finger at a deadly form of salmonella as the cause of millions of deaths in a 16th century Mexican epidemic outbreak. This cocoliztli (pestilence in...
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Ancient mega-virus that does not resemble any virus on Earth is set to be revived
Evoking visions of mad scientists, French researchers are set to revive a mega-virus dormant for 30,000 years that they discovered in the permafrost of the Russian Arctic. The researchers, from the...
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Jeni Klugman, Director and Lead-Author of the Human Development Report (HDR) at UNDP discusses what she hopes the latest HDR 2009 on the theme: 'Overcoming barriers: Human mobility and development' which achieve.
Why is regularization of migrants important?
Jeni Klugman, Director and Lead-Author of the Human Development Report (HDR) at UNDP discusses the latest HDR 2009 on the theme: 'Overcoming barriers: Human mobility and development'.
What needs to be done?
Jeni Klugman, Director and Lead-Author of the Human Development Report (HDR) at UNDP discusses what needs to be done, and the recommendations of the latest HDR 2009 on the theme: 'Overcoming barriers: Human mobility and development'.
What are the transactional costs of migration?
Jeni Klugman, Director and Lead-Author of the Human Development Report (HDR) at UNDP discusses transactional costs of migration, The latest HDR 2009 on the theme: 'Overcoming barriers: Human mobility and development'.
What are some of the challenges migrants face?
Jeni Klugman, Director and Lead-Author of the Human Development Report (HDR) at UNDP discusses some of the challenges migrants face, and the findings of the latest HDR 2009 is on the theme: 'Overcoming barriers: Human mobility and development'.
What role should governments play in migration?
Jeni Klugman, Director and Lead-Author of the Human Development Report (HDR) at UNDP discusses the role governments should governments play in migration. The latest HDR 2009 is on the theme: 'Overcoming barriers: Human mobility and development'.
What human rights abuses and vulnerabilities do migrants face?
Jeni Klugman, Director and Lead-Author of the Human Development Report (HDR) at UNDP discusses the human rights abuses and vulnerabilities that migrants face, and the recommendations put forward by the latest HDR 2009 on the theme: 'Overcoming barriers: Human mobility and development'.
What are some of the myths about migration?
Jeni Klugman, Director and Lead-Author of the Human Development Report (HDR) at UNDP describes some of the myths about migration revealed by the latest HDR 2009 on the theme: 'Overcoming barriers: Human mobility and development'.
What are the key ideas the Commission has for the migration-development nexus over the next 5 years? - Part 3
Jean-Louis De Brouwer, European Commission Director Immigration, Asylum and Borders, Directorate-General Justice, Freedom and Security discusses how the migration-development nexus be addressed in the new EU Stockholm Programme, which will set the agenda for all common EU migration and asylum policies over the next 5 years. - Part 3


Be an informed seller. Get an appraisal from AC Appraisal International, Ltd..
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The men were on fire tonight, taking an early lead and holding on through both halves to upset (previously SCC undefeated) East LA (69-65) before a packed Sports Center. Sophomore Isaiah McCullough opened scoring for the Panther men with a three and finished the game with 15 points. Manu Oulai added 13, Anthony Garcia 11.
Jeff Klein: "This was a big win over the #1 ranked team in the south. There was great energy both on and off the court in the Sports Center tonight. We played hard and stayed together."
The men travel to Mt SAC Wednesday night. The Mounties upset LA Trade Tech tonight 84-75 for their third straight win at home. Trade Tech's loss puts the Panthers in SCC North 2nd place, 1 game behind ELAC. Mt SAC, Trade Tech, and Pasadena are battling for 3rd. The Panthers return home next Friday to play Rio Hondo at 5pm.


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Theologicum (MDiv), Lic. Theol., University of Würzburg
Dr. Theol., University of Münster
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Elisabeth Schüssler Fiorenza, Krister Stendahl Professor of Divinity, has done pioneering work in biblical interpretation and feminist theology. Her teaching and research focus on questions of biblical and theological epistemology, hermeneutics, rhetoric, and the politics of interpretation, as well as on issues of theological education, radical equality, and democracy.
Professor Schüssler Fiorenza is a co-founder and co-editor of the Journal of Feminist Studies in Religion and has been a founding co-editor of the feminist issues of Concilium. She was elected the first woman president of the Society of Biblical Literature and has served on the boards of major biblical journals and societies. In 2001, she was elected to the American Academy of Arts and Sciences. In recognition of her work, she has received honorary doctorates from St. Joseph's College in Connecticut, Denison University in Ohio, St. Bernard's Institute, Rochester, New York, the University of Uppsala, Sweden, the University of Würzburg, the Perkins School of Theology, Southern Methodist University, Augustana Theologische Hochschule in Bayern, and, most recently, has received the Jerome Award of the Catholic Library Association.
Her published work includes In Memory of Her (translated into 13 languages); Bread Not Stone: The Challenge of Feminist Biblical Interpretation; But She Said: Feminist Practices of Biblical Interpretation; Discipleship of Equals: A Critical Feminist Ekklēsia-Logy of Liberation; Revelation: Vision of a Just World; Searching the Scriptures: A Feminist Introduction and Commentary (2 vols.); The Power of Naming: A Concilium Reader in Feminist Liberation Theology; Jesus: Miriam's Child, Sophia's Prophet: Critical Issues in Feminist Christology; Sharing Her Word: Feminist Biblical Interpretation in Context; Rhetoric and Ethic: The Politics of Biblical Studies; Jesus and the Politics of Interpretation; Wisdom Ways: Introducing Feminist Biblical Interpretation; Grenzen überschreiten: Der theoretische Anspruch feministischer Theologie; The Power of the Word: Scripture and the Rhetoric of Empire; Democratizing Biblical Studies Toward an Emancipatory Educational Space; and Transforming Vision: Explorations in Feminist The*logy. She recently co-edited, with Laura Nasrallah, Prejudice and Christian Beginnings: Investigating Race, Gender, and Ethnicity in Early Christian Studies and, with Kent Richards, Transforming Graduate Biblical Education: Ethos and Discipline. Her most recent book is Changing Horizons: Explorations in Feminist Interpretation.
Changing Horizons: Explorations in Feminist Interpretation (Fortress Press, 2013)
Transforming Vision: Explorations in Feminist The*logy (Fortress Press, 2011)
Prejudice and Christian Beginnings: Investigating Race, Gender, and Ethnicity in Early Christian Studies(Fortress Press, 2009)
Democratizing Biblical Studies: Toward an Emancipatory Educational Space (Westminster John Knox Press, 2009)
The Power of the Word: Scripture and the Rhetoric of Empire (Fortress Press, 2007)
Wisdom Ways: Introducing Feminist Biblical Interpretation (Orbis, 2001)
Jesus and the Politics of Interpretation (Continuum, 2000)
Sharing Her Word: Feminist Biblical Interpretation in Context (Beacon Press, 1998)
But She Said: Feminist Practices of Biblical Interpretation (Beacon Press, 1992)
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NEWARK, NJ, February 18, 2003 – After working around the clock readying its equipment, NJ TRANSIT will resume regular weekday train service tomorrow.
The Corporation's MidTOWN DIRECT service also will resume operating into Penn Station New York.
"Our mechanical team has been working around the clock clearing snow from on top of and under our trains, deicing the equipment and performing overall maintenance on the more than 700 cars and 100 locomotives we operate during the week," said Bill Duggan, Vice President and General Manager of Rail Operations.
Amtrak advised NJ TRANSIT that it will resume "Clocker" service tomorrow, however, trains 628 and 629 will not operate due to equipment shortage. Customers who normally take 628 can take either train 3828, which will have two extra cars or 3790, which will make a special stop at New Brunswick. In addition, NJ TRANSIT's 5802 is available to customers traveling to Newark Penn Station. Customers who normally take Amtrak "Clocker" train 629 can take train 3865 or 3965 from Penn Station New York or 5803 from Newark Penn Station.
In addition, the Newark City Subway and Hudson-Bergen Light Rail will also operate on normal weekday schedules. NJ TRANSIT's bus service began operating on a weekday schedule last night. The cross honoring of bus, rail and light rail tickets will be suspended tomorrow morning.
This afternoon transit added four additional trains and nine extra cars to accommodate commuter travel.
Passengers can continue to get current NJ TRANSIT travel information on the Corporation's storm hotline number (973-491-7400) or via the NJ TRANSIT website at www.njtransit.com.


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William Francis Thomas O'Byrne (30 April 1908 – 23 October 1951) was an English cricketer.  O'Byrne was a right-handed batsman.  He was born at Bromley, Kent.

O'Byrne made a single first-class appearance for Sussex against Cambridge University at the County Ground, Hove in 1935.  In Sussex's first-innings, he was dismissed for 8 runs by James Cameron. In their second-innings, he was dismissed for 26 runs by the same bowler.  This was his only major appearance for Sussex.

He died at St Leonards-on-Sea, Sussex on 23 October 1951.

References

External links
William O'Byrne at ESPNcricinfo
William O'Byrne at CricketArchive

1908 births
1951 deaths
People from Bromley
English cricketers
Sussex cricketers


Jennifer Rasmussen drew this "Spaghetti" board.
Astoria Artist Roger McKay designed and built our chalkboards and hand-painted the "Co+op Deals, On Sale Now" signs that hang under them.
We are always looking for more creative people willing to lend a hand with our chalkboards as they change to coincide with new sales every two weeks. If you would like to sign up to do the boards, contact zetty@astoria.coop.
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Q: Offset Anti-dependence
After the rescheduling,
S.D 0(R1),F4 changed to S.D 8(R1), F4.
It says "altered offset 0=>8 when moved DADDUI"
Can any one explain more about this?
I am not sure why the offset is changed from 0 to 8..

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The Employee Relations Specialist is responsible for the day-to-day administration of the employee relations function for assigned facilities. Administration includes consultation on employee relations issues for employees and leadership and facilitation of initiatives to foster a positive employee relations environment that aligns with the mission and values of Adventist Health System. This individual is responsible for local employee relations investigations and reporting, identifying and recommending solutions, and providing ongoing documentation as appropriate.


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Q: Earliest allowed since date I'm trying to get the number of likes a page has until a specific date. I've tried not including the since parameter; but this gives 'An unknown error has occurred.' I've tried setting the since parameter to 0; but that give and 'Unsupported operation' error.
So I'm wondering what the earliest/lowest since value can be, I've tried some for various previous years, but always seem to the 'Unsupported operation' error.
I'm wondering if it's related to when the page was created, which I think was 2011-07-19 but that date doesn't seem to work either.
Anybody have any idea of how to do this?
edit: I'm using the /insights endpoint and various of the other endpoints which can go onto the end of that

A: You need to use unix timestamps when you're trying to use since and until fields!
So, for example
GET /{page_id}/insights?since=1311073200&until=1311591600

to get the week from 2011-07-19 to 2011-07-25.
I think there's no way of recognizing the earliest possible date, except trying to lower the since parameter day by day and stopping once you reach the error message stated.


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HVAC's Role in LEED v4 Buildings
The LEED® (Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design) Green Building Rating System, published by the U.S. Green Building Council (USGBC), has become a major force for encouraging the integration of green building principles and techniques into building projects. This summary discusses ways in which the various LEED v4 (new construction) credits affect the HVAC industry and how to best respond to the opportunities presented by the use of the LEED system on projects.
The LEED rating system awards points in one overall category (new to v4) and eight categories: location and transportation (LT), sustainable sites (SS); water efficiency (WE); energy and atmosphere (EA); materials and resources (MR); indoor environmental quality (EQ); innovation and design (IN); and regional priority (RP). Energy and atmosphere (EA) and indoor environmental quality (IEQ) are the two categories with the highest number of points available, and these are the same categories that will correlate to the HVAC system, plus the overall category called Integrative Process. For the purpose of our discussion, we will focus on the specific credits most impacted by the HVAC system.
Integrative Process
The new Integrative Process credit in LEED v4 asks design teams to explore energy- and water- related improvements early in design. Moreover, it asks teams to use energy modeling to explore synergies and impacts across building systems and document the results — to perform holistic investigations rather than the sort of targeted, credit-specific calculations that have come to characterize other LEED credits.
Energy-related investigations can include:
Site conditions, such as assessing shading from surrounding buildings
Massing and orientation, and their impacts on HVAC loads, energy use, and renewable energy
Envelope attributes, such as insulation levels, glazing ratios, and shading
Thermal comfort ranges, including expanding the comfort zone
Plug and process load reductions
Programmatic and operational settings, such as schedules, occupancy, and required square footage
The Energy and Atmosphere (EA) section has four prerequisites and seven credits. Each prerequisite (with corresponding credits) influences or impacts the HVAC system. The first prerequisite, Fundamental Commissioning of Building Energy Systems, involves validating energy usage through commissioning energy-related systems (mechanical, electrical, plumbing, and renewable energy systems and assemblies) that are installed, and calibrated to perform according to the project requirements, based on the design and construction documents. They must be in accordance with ASHRAE Guideline 0-2005 and ASHRAE Guideline 1.1–2007 for HVAC&R Systems, as they relate to energy, water, indoor environmental quality, and durability.
This prerequisite also is directly associated with EA Enhanced Commissioning credit, which continues the building commissioning process well after the building is completed. Commissioning is useful for verifying that fundamental building systems and assemblies are performing as intended to meet current needs and sustainability goals. Without periodic commissioning, it can be difficult to identify components that are not working according to specifications of the building operation plan. This process of assessing building system performance will uncover problem areas and inform equipment maintenance and upgrade schedules.
The second EA prerequisite, Minimum Energy Performance, and its correlating credit, credit Optimize Energy Performance, establishes a minimum energy efficiency that the building must meet. To meet the threshold for the prerequisite the building must demonstrate a 5% improved energy efficiency rating from the determined baseline or comply with the mandatory and prescriptive provisions of ANSI/ASHRAE/IESNA Standard 90.1–2010, with errata (or a USGBC-approved equivalent standard for projects outside the U.S.). The baseline building performance according to ANSI/ASHRAE/IESNA Standard 90.1–2010, Appendix G, with errata (or a USGBC-approved equivalent standard for projects outside the U.S.), using a simulation model. In turn, the points awarded in the credit are 1-18 point numbered scale. If option 2 of the prerequisite was followed, then the correlating credit requirement is to implement and document compliance with the applicable recommendations and standards in Chapter 4, Design Strategies and Recommendations by Climate Zone, for the appropriate ASHRAE 50% Advanced Energy Design Guide and climate zone. Interestingly, if project teams are pursuing the Integrative Process credit discussed in the previous section, they must also complete the basic energy analysis for that credit before conducting the energy simulation.
The third prerequisite, Building-Level Energy Metering, and its correlating credit, Advanced Energy Metering, require the use of building-level energy meters, or submeters that can be aggregated to provide building-level data representing total building energy consumption (electricity, natural gas, chilled water, steam, fuel oil, propane, biomass, etc). The corresponding credit also requires a meter at individual energy end uses that represent 10% or more of the total annual consumption of the building.
The last prerequisite, Fundamental Refrigerant Management, requires zero use of CFC-based refrigerants in HVAC and refrigeration. This means HVAC equipment using HCFC-22 (R-22, Freon) cannot be used. Fortunately, most of the major HVAC equipment now available do not use CFC-based refrigerants, so it's not difficult to meet this requirement. This is another prerequisite that directly corresponds with a credit: EA Credit 4, Enhanced Refrigerant Management, which calls for reducing ozone depletion and global warming potential.
It is important to note that HVAC changes alone will not earn all the points under this credit.
HVAC also plays a role under the Indoor Environmental Quality section, which has two prerequisites and eight credits. The prerequisites establish minimum indoor air quality (IAQ) performance to enhance indoor air quality in buildings, and prevent or minimize exposure of building occupants, indoor surfaces and ventilation air distribution systems to environmental tobacco smoke.
HVAC, however, gets its opportunity in the following credits:
Credit Thermal Comfort (Design) requires the building envelope to meet the requirements of ASHRAE Standard 55–2010, Thermal Comfort Conditions for Human Occupancy with errata or a local equivalent. And Credit Thermal Comfort (Control) calls for controllability of the HVAC system by providing individual comfort controls for 50% or greater of the occupants. Thermal comfort controls allow occupants, whether in individual spaces or shared multi-occupant spaces, to adjust at least one of the following in their local environment: air temperature, radiant temperature, air speed, and humidity.
The Acoustic Performance credit also has minimum HVAC background noise, sound isolation, reverberation time, and sound reinforcement and masking requirements. For example, the HVAC systems need to achieve maximum background noise levels per the 2011 ASHRAE Handbook, HVAC Applications, Chapter 48, Table 1; AHRI Standard 885-2008, Table 15; or a local equivalent.
ICE AIR and LEED
ICE AIR systems can help earn LEED points by meeting three prerequisites and contribute to earning EA and IEQ points based on the LEED v4 rating system.
ICE AIR units can provide each individual space (guest rooms, classrooms, lobby, spa, restaurants and retail) with its own zoned comfort system while realizing energy savings in the process. These systems cool and/or heat only the spaces occupied, thus saving valuable resources that would otherwise be wasted by conditioning air in unoccupied spaces. In addition, because ICE AIR systems use a sealed refrigerant, Puron® R410A, the LEED refrigerant criteria is an easy solution.
ICE AIR systems solve a number of design challenges, including retrofit applications with no room for ductwork; sustainable HVAC systems; simultaneous cooling and heating; maximum control over indoor comfort; allowing flexibility for future system changes and upgrades; overcoming space limitations and installation restrictions; and meeting or exceeding noise restriction requirements.
Just like conserving energy by turning off the light in a room when it's not in use, ICE AIR systems only supply air conditioning to rooms that require it, which maximizes individual comfort while using energy effectively.
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Representation for over fifteen years of Finn Corporation, a U.S. manufacturer of heavy equipment for the landscape and nursery industry, inclusive of its parent DHG Inc. and its affiliates Express Blower, Inc. and CWS, Inc.
A. Negotiation and implementation of complete corporate restructure transaction involving the sale of the business from remaining founding members to investment funds.
B. Negotiation and implementation of transaction for acquisition by Express Blower Inc. of assets from Rexius Forest By-Products, Inc, of Eugene Oregon, to form the "high end" Express Blower blower truck line.
C. Negotiation and implementation of multiple bank financing and private debt arrangements under which DHG and its subsidiaries operate their business lines. Inclusive of off site inventory as collateral for bank loans, and debenture financing with warrants in the case of private debt financing.
D. Preparation of national and international dealer agreements, distributor agreements, demonstration agreements, consignment agreements and other arrangements pursuant to which client manufactures and distributes its products nationally and internationally.


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Big 10 ACC Challenge Preview and Betting Lines: Day 2
The B1G is 0-2 after Day 1 can they come back?
By Mihir Chavan	in basketball, big 10, College, Illinois, Sports	on November 28, 2017
Huge Day for basketball and outside of the holiday tournaments, the ACC/Big 10 Challenge is one of the most fierce rivalries in basketball. With Wisconsin and Maryland losing yesterday, the Big 10 is down 0-2. Luckily there is a huge day for basketball today with a full slate of games starting at 6 PM CT.
Florida State (5-0) at Rutgers (6-0)
Neither team has had a standout win this year. Florida has a high powered offense scoring 91 points per game. Rutgers has a stout defense allowing only 47 points per game. Florida State plays at a much higher pace, averaging about 10 more possessions a game. However, Rutgers ranks 5th in the nation for turn over percentage averaging 11 turnover per hundred possessions, so at their pace, less than 10 a game. Both teams are going to try and control the pace of the game. But Rutgers will be unable to keep up with Florida State. Florida State wins 79-70.
Tip-off: 6 PM CT
Line: Florida State -4.5 over Rutgers
Northwestern (4-2) at Georgia Tech (3-1)
Northwestern has not done well against good competition. Northwestern was blown out by Texas Tech and lost to Creighton 92-88. Georgia Tech isn't much better off, losing to UCLA to start the season. Georgia Tech is without start Josh Okogie who has been suspended since the beginning of the season. Georgia Tech wins a nail biter, 74-73.
Line: Over 128.5
#17 Louisville (4-0) at Purdue (5-2)
Purdue is coming off a terrible showing in the Battle for Atlantis, beating then (now unranked) Arizona for 7th place. Despite losing Rick Pitino, to violations, Louisville has started off strong. Purdue should be able to bounce back at home against their rival across the border. Purdue should play like a ranked team and stay competitive, Purdue wins 82-75.
Line: Louisville +8.5 over Purdue
Illinois (6-0) at Wake Forest (2-4)
Illinois has yet to be tested, but are 6-0 to start the Brad Underwood era of Illinois basketball. Wake Forest has struggled early dropping the first 3 games of the season to non-P5 schools, losing by double digits to Liberty. Illinois ranks 29th in the nation in offensive pace, at 77.3 possessions per 40 minutes, while the Demon Deacons rank 315th at 66.9 possessions per 40 minutes. If Illinois can force turnovers and push the pace, the Illini should be able to secure a win for the Big 10. Illini win 89-83.
Line: Illinois ML +120
Iowa (4-2) at Virginia Tech (5-1)
Iowa didn't do well during the holiday tournament in the Cayman Islands, losing to UL-Lafayette and South Dakota State. Virginia Tech has outscored teams by 30, and lost to St. Louis in the 2K Classic in the Big Apple at MSG. Iowa has to come out strong to beat the past of Virginia Tech, who rank 9th in the country at 80 possessions per 40 minutes. Virginia also leads the nation in scoring (102 ppg) and effective FG percentage (67.7%). Tough game for Iowa, the Hawkeyes lose 90-75.
Line: Virginia Tech -8 over Iowa or the Over if you can get it under 165 points.
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Home Life & Style Enduring Bliss for Kanu Nwankwo, Amarachi at 15
Enduring Bliss for Kanu Nwankwo, Amarachi at 15
Former Super Eagles' international, Nwankwo Kanu and his wife Amarachi celebrated 15 years of marital bliss on July 2. With three beautiful kids and a love that shines with more lustre than the full moon's, the couple certainly got all they ever hoped for from the marriage and the happiness and love is just getting started.
The excited ex-footballer could barely contain his glee as he shared the news on his social media accounts. He thanked God for seeing them through the ups and downs and promised there will be more of the same. Usually a very private person, even he had to make an exception to toast himself and his wife on reaching the milestone.
Kanu and Amarachi got married in 2004 while he was still a footballer and banging in the goals with a sharpness that would make Nigeria's misfiring strikers at the current Africa Cup of Nations burrow into the ground in shame. Despite the gap of ten years between the couple, and Amarachi's relative inexperience when she got married at 18, the couple have made it work against all odds.
Kanu, who has since hung up his boots and transitioned into investment and philanthropy, must have wondered if he could recreate his sharp-shooting prowess on the football pitch to the marital home. As it turned out, he had nothing to be worried about. He has been scoring nuptial goals with the regularity that made him a household name in the English Premier League with Arsenal and Portsmouth. Now reportedly worth $100 million, he lives a low-key life with his wife and family.
Despite officially retiring from the sport more than half a decade ago, Kanu remains the most decorated Nigerian ever to lace up a football boot. Papilo, as he is fondly called by soccer aficionados, has won the UEFA Champions League, a UEFA Cup medal, three FA Cup Winners medals and two African Player of the Year award amongst others. Aside from those achievements, Kanu Nwankwo is also one of the few players to have won the English Premier League, FA Cup and an Olympic Gold Medal.
Not much is known about his family apart from what they chose to reveal as they live very private lives devoid of the ruckus that usually emanates from celebrity homes. Since getting married, Amarachi has obtained a degree in Architecture and a master's in Entrepreneurial Management from the European Business School, London. She has published a fitness and lifestyle book, Healthy Living which was launched with fanfare at the Emirates Stadium, London in June 2017.
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Have you been hearing all the hubbub around magnesium lately? Well, it is definitely warranted! Magnesium is an important mineral found in plants, animals, the earth, and the sea (so basically everywhere!). The best sources of magnesium for humans are going to be found in plant foods such as dark leafy vegetables or beans, nuts, avocado, and other nourishing foods. However, the body only absorbs approximately 30-40% of what we intake so we must ensure that we are getting enough in our bodies. According to the National Institutes of Health, Americans are consistently shown to be deficient in magnesium. Magnesium is important for so many body functions including energy production, protein synthesis, muscle & nerve function, blood glucose control, and blood pressure regulation. All very important things!
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What happens when a serial-entrepreneur begins making soap? Good Nature Essentials, that's what happens. A store whose inception began during the summer of 2017 in the home of our owner, Jim Foltz, and is now blossoming into a full-on enterprise with big goals and high hopes. Soap making was fun, but Jim possesses far too much vision to keep it as a fun hobby.
Jim is a seeker of excellence when it comes to his products; if he is selling something, he wants to ensure that it is going to be the best possible for his customers. To begin perfecting the product Jim hired on a scientist from the local high school. After development, the soap began showing signs of serious potential and then he met Roberta Boitnott.
Roberta had owned her own natural products business in which she had also made everything by hand but had to press pause for personal reasons. When Jim and Roberta met in March 2018 their skill sets showed to be something of great promise. Roberta had all her recipes and well-loved products, and Jim had strong business expertise. Through hard work, recipes were perfected and word started to spread. They were supported by their families as they worked alongside them to start making Good Nature Essentials a reality.
Good Nature Essentials began production in a warehouse associated with Jim's other business and in under a year began to grow quickly. They were going to shows and were gaining more and more interest than they could have thought. The business continued growing and in November 2018 they opened the doors to their store in Greenville, PA and things have begun to explode. From their third to fourth quarter sales jumped 42.5 times what it had been! They are also looking into more wholesale opportunities and were accepted to attend the largest handmade wholesale tradeshow in the United States. Good Nature Essentials is in the growth phase and they can't wait to see where they will be off to next.
You can find Good Nature Essentials online at goodnatureessentials.com or in person at 48 W Main St. Greenville, PA. Contact them at 724-885-0019.
In the search for natural products people are no longer looking for things that are only good for them, but also are good for the environment. We are no different. We began by handcrafting soaps for your skin but didn't want to stop there. We have now handcrafted a shampoo bar from only ingredients in nature to aid your hair health. We have formulated six bars for all hair types; dry, flaky, normal, and damaged with two of the bars featuring our Perfect Man and Mango Papaya scents.
Our shampoo bar is lovingly handmade in our Greenville shop. The bar is long lasting and will lather oh-so-nicely leaving your hair clean and light. As said, the bar is also good for the environment being zero waste friendly in its paper packaging and is oil-based which is moisturizing and nourishing for both your hair and is safe for the environment as the residue goes down the drain.
Great natural shampoo bars are not always affordable, but we want to ensure that our customers can get great products at a great price. This bar is great for men and women alike whether their hair is short or long. You may notice that your scalp health improves greatly as well! We test the products on ourselves to ensure that our customers are only getting the best products we can offer. Our General Manager, Roberta Boitnott, has been using the shampoo for the past few weeks and has noticed her scalp health increasing dramatically. Roberta is a thyroid cancer survivor, but due to the battle is now without her thyroid. She would oftentimes have dry flaky patches on her scalp, but since using the shampoo bar formulated for flaky hair has not had these patches arising on her scalp at all! We stand behind our products and believe that natural is the way to go be that home or hair.
Feel free to visit our online store at goodnatureessentials.com or our store in Greenville, PA at 48 W. Main Street, or call us at 724-885-0019.
Candles, they are loved for their ambiance, scent, and toxicity. Wait, what? Candles are indeed loved for how they fill your home with the smells of the fresh outdoors or delicious cinnamon, but it is not often realized how toxic these pretty things can be. There are dangerous toxins held in the wax and fragrances that can be affecting your health. There have been studies done that are beginning to show chemicals found in candles and sprays have the potential to damage your cardiovascular system or even your brain!
This was just not acceptable for us at Good Nature Essentials. Considering this we have begun producing candles (by hand) that are free of these dangers. Our candles are 100% plant-based, all natural, sustainable, renewable, and biodegradable. These are important values to us and we wanted to be sure that this is accomplished with our candles. Our waxes are also free of pesticide and herbicide residue, is friendly to animals, and does not contain petroleum products. The fragrances are phthalate-free which is safe for your family and home. The packaging is even eco-conscious with our wax being poured into a pretty glass jar with a wood lid.
Besides being safe and eco-friendly we wanted our candles to be awesome smelling! We have released our Fall and Christmas lines with scents like Huckleberry Harvest, Christmas Thyme, and Gingerbread Spice. We now look forward to releasing our Spring and Summer candles in the near future! We want to have fun with our products and we desire our customers to enjoy them too. The candles come in an 8 oz or 16 oz jar and wax cube packs so there is something that will work for everyone. We want to make it easier to introduce natural products into your day to day living so you can have peace of mind and not have to worry about what is contained inside. We hope our new line of candles covers that base for you!
You can find our candles on our website, goodnatureessentials.com, or at our Greenville, PA store on 48 W Main St. Contact us at 724-885-0019, we welcome any feedback and questions you may have.


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In addition to statewide and regional programs, the Center for Ecoliteracy develops and facilitates immersive school food program reform efforts at the district level using the Rethinking School Lunch planning framework.
Rethinking School Lunch Oakland
In partnership with Oakland Unified School District, the Center for Ecoliteracy has been engaged in a multi-year initiative to improve student health, well-being, and academic outcomes. Rethinking School Lunch Oakland seeks to dramatically transform nutrition services by shifting from a predominantly heat-and-serve model to freshly prepared meals and by connecting nutrition, education, and community at schools across the district.
Rethinking School Lunch Oakland launched in 2010, when the Center for Ecoliteracy conducted a comprehensive Rethinking School Lunch Oakland Feasibility Study whose final report provided a detailed roadmap for districtwide school food reform. The recommendations were incorporated into a Nutrition Services Master Plan, which was unanimously adopted by the Board of Education as part of its 2012 Facilities Master Plan. Oakland voters approved a $475M bond measure in November 2012 with $40M for Rethinking School Lunch Oakland facilities improvements, including a new Central Kitchen, Instructional Farm, and Education Center.
The California Thursdays program emerged from the Rethinking School Lunch Oakland partnership in 2013. It was developed as an achievable first step—a "bite-sized" implementation program—to support the shift to freshly prepared meals.
With this project, I know that students will finally be able to receive the food that they want and truly deserve.
Darius Aikens
OUSD STUDENT DIRECTOR (CLASS OF 2016), OAKLAND BOARD OF EDUCATION
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from django import forms
from common.forms import C2Form, ProfileModelMultipleChoiceField, C2HorizontalFormHelper
from common.widgets import SelectizeMultiple
from django.utils.translation import ugettext as _

class AWSNetFlowFilterForm(C2Form):
    """
    The form for creating fields for filters on the AWS Net Flow DataTable.
    This form is not submitted! Data is picked off the page (see history/views.py)
    and the date fields are validated in JS (see c2/datepicker.js).
    This form provides internationalized label text.
    """
    startTime = forms.DateField(
        widget=forms.TextInput(attrs={'id': 'start',
                                      'name': 'start',
                                      'class': 'form-control',
                                      'placeholder': _("Start Date")
                                      }),
        label="Filter by Date",
        required=False)
    endTime = forms.DateField(
        widget=forms.TextInput(attrs={'id': 'end',
                                      'name': 'end',
                                      'class': 'form-control',
                                      'placeholder': _("End Date")
                                      }),
        required=False)
    filterPattern = forms.CharField(
        widget=forms.TextInput(attrs={'id': 'filter',
                                      'name': 'filter',
                                      'class': 'form-control',
                                      'placeholder': _("Filter on any field")
                                      }),
        label=_("Filter Pattern"),
        required=False)
    logStreamNames = forms.MultiValueField(
        widget=SelectizeMultiple(
            choices=[],
            attrs={}
        ),
        required=True
    )

    def __init__(self, *args, **kwargs):
        stream_options = kwargs.pop("stream_options")
        super().__init__(*args, **kwargs)
        self.helper = C2HorizontalFormHelper(label_cols=3, field_cols=9)
        stream_options = [(stream_option, stream_option) for stream_option in stream_options]
        self.fields["logStreamNames"].widget.choices = stream_options


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Oscar Mayer bacon has had a makeover! The name and look of the product has been updated but it's what's inside that counts. And worry not, the bacon is just as good as it always was, made by the same supplier using the same ingredients. Hand-trimmed and naturally smoked with beech and oak, it is then cooled very slowly to retain its unique flavour. Oscar Mayer's 'American Style' bacon is.
Canadian Bacon vs Bacon: What's the Difference?
American bacon (). American bacon is made by curing the meat in a brine made of sugar, salt, pepper and other assorted spices for at least three days, and then cold smoking 2 it. Pancetta (). Pancetta is made by removing the skin and seasoning the meat with salt, pepper and other spices such as juniper berries, muscot nuts, cloves and cinnamon.Kevin Norwood Bacon (born July 8, 1958) is an American actor and musician. His films include musical-drama film Footloose (1984), the controversial historical conspiracy legal thriller JFK (1991), the legal drama A Few Good Men (1992), the historical docudrama Apollo 13 (1995), and the mystery drama Mystic River (2003). Bacon is also known for taking on darker roles, such as that of a sadistic.One of my American friends had to make the point that bacon is made only with pork belly. He had to make the point in the way only an American would. That is he was unequivocal, forthright and definitive. He was certain that bacon can only be made with pork belly. Anything else "just ain't bacon". (Put on a Southern drawl while reading that.) So to run with the stereotype, here's how.
Find Smoked Back Bacon at ALDI. Important Information. We've provided the details above for information purposes only, to enhance your experience of the Aldi website.Biscuits and Gravy are not considered healthy by any means, but this is a good, hearty, stick-to-your-ribs Southern breakfast. By today's health standards, it is not a meal you should make all the time, but as a treat every once in a while.
Simple, quick and tasty, this easy American-style French toast with maple syrup and bacon recipe is the ideal brunch for the whole family. When you want a sweet treat for breakfast, French toast.
Directed by Michael Moore. With John Candy, Alan Alda, Rhea Perlman, Kevin Pollak. The U.S. President, low in the opinion polls, gets talked into raising his popularity by trying to start a cold war against Canada.
Meanwhile, heat a frying pan until hot, add the bacon and cook for two minutes on each side, or until crisp. Remove from the pan and drain on kitchen paper. Remove from the pan and drain on.
Whether cured, smoked, or air dried, our bacon promises large rashers of full flavoured bacon. Our bacons are made exclusively from native breed hogs and prepared in a variety of ways, cut in the English fashion with characteristic rind, or in the American style with distinctive layering of meat and belly fat. Our cures range from traditional salt blends to sweet cures developed in close.
American recipes: Bacon cornbread Thursday 11 July 2.55pm. Serves 6-8. Ingredients 130g self raising flour 120g polenta 160g tinned sweetcorn, drained 1 tsp baking powder 2 tsp sugar 240ml milk.
How to Cook Crispy Bacon - BlogChef.
Easy, American-style, fluffy pancakes are great for feeding a crowd at breakfast or brunch. Top with something sweet like fruit, jam or syrup, or rashers of crispy bacon.
British bacon is a bit like a combination of American and Canadian (though obviously Canadian bacon evolved from the British style and not the other way around). With British bacon, you take the loin but leave lots of lovely fat on it, especially the fat cap, and include the part where the loin attaches to the same cut American-style is made from: the belly. So a full rack of British bacon is.
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Kevin Bacon, Actor: Footloose. Kevin Norwood Bacon was born on July 8, 1958 in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, to Ruth Hilda (Holmes), an elementary school teacher, and Edmund Norwood Bacon, a prominent architect who was on the cover of Time Magazine in November 1964. Kevin's early training as an actor came from The Manning Street. His debut as the strict Chip Diller in Animal House.
Answer 1 of 26: Our exchange student wants to bring some cooked bacon ba k to his family in France. Will customs stop him?
Americans reportedly eat, on average, more than 18 pounds of bacon each year. This unhealthy obsession with bacon apparently began in the 1990s when the high-protein, high-fat, low-carb Atkins.
American buttermilk and blueberry pancakes with crispy.
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These are those thick, spongy American pancakes that are often eaten with warm maple syrup and crisp fried bacon. I love them with the syrup alone, but if you do want bacon, I think streaky is best. You can easily cook these pancakes by dolloping the batter onto a hot griddle (smooth, nor ridged, side) or heavy based pan. For US cup measures, use the toggle at the top of the ingredients list.
American style streaky bacon. This is our best bacon. Pure pork belly, cured and naturally smoked.
A show about the continuum of American culture as seen through the eyes of two bacon lovers.