So a few weeks ago, my friend in blog-life and real-life Aubrey invited me to join a online blogging network on FB, The Blogger Tribe, which is a heady concept for a gal like me, who vacillates between being really good and really awkward at networking. [Tangent: My blog is weird and I have a real hard time pitching it to people. "Do you like someone who talks a lot about junk food, 90's sitcoms, TLC reality and potentially bathroom etiquette and wheelchair stuff?" You either like it or you don't. That's cool. I have no niche or schedule. I am not a pro even though I pretend to be.] I am just dipping my feet and exploring the group, but it seems like a good source of prompts when I had ZERO idea of what to write about and maybe an opportunity to get exposed to new sites from a diverse pool of women. Win/Win.
Reading. A LOT! I definitely have on and off years reading-wise. I have predetermined that this is going to be an on-year. So far in 2016, I'm proud to say moved 3 books from the "to read" to the "read" pile on Goodreads! I'm also pretty involved in about 4 different books. My current fave is Kelly Oxford's "Everything is Perfect when you're a Liar". It was recommended to me by my friend Laura and I love it so much. Oxford reminds me a lot of myself, which given the title- makes me question my values.
Movies! It's that time of year where I decide I need to see as many Oscar nominated pictures as possible. This year I am grossly behind [Tangent: Having only seen Mad Max, The Martian, Room and The Revenent from the main category....you might as well tell me I am only halfway done digging the Panama Canal. Yes, I'm overwhelmed by a random self-imposed goal/stressor! I'm that girl!] However, I'm having some definite opinions and appreciating all the movies, even the ones that aren't my favorites. I also know Tom Hardy won't win for The Revenent, but his performance was one of the most amazing things I have seen in a long time. Never have I been so terrified by someone in a jaunty badger hat.
I wish I could say I had more to add here. I definitely need to put my art minor to work more, and have some ideas on the horizon. One thing at a time, folks.
Over the weekend I had the epiphany that I remembered nada about the X-Files. I was 11 when it premiered and not cool or interesting enough to give two shits. I recall a couple eps, but never watched it consistently. We decided to change that before watching the new episodes. Because 200+ 40 minute chunks would mean I would have to become a total shut in, we are starting with this list and adding on as recommended by weirdos I trust. [Tangent: If you are one of those aformentioned weirdos, tell me your faves!] Anyway, all the while, I have not only been humming the famous theme, but also this gem from the recesses of my brain: Bree Sharp's 90s classic: "David Duchovny, Why Don't You Love Me?"
I have discussed this long forgotten song with several people over the last couple days. We determined that if Bree Sharp had bee around in the YouTube generation, this would likely be a huge sensation and not someone I had to google furiously. Also, how perfectly late 90s is that video!??! The cast of Baywatch and Fight Club era Brad Pitt!?!
A baby. Psyche. Not in the least. But I am expecting a busy February. My family is coming in from California and then I'm taking a fun trip to Gaitlinburg over leap weekend. Somehow, even being a native Tennesseean, I have never seen the gloriousness of Gaitlinburg, so I am way more excited than I should be. I'm going with my friend Rae and a bunch of other couples, and my biggest requirement is that we all buy footie pjs (Kigurumi) for the trip. This has become way too big a decision making process than it should be. THERE ARE SO MANY AVAILABLE !!! WHAT IS MY SPIRIT ANIMAL!?!? I settled on this low-rent panda, because why not? I'm expecting to have a ridiculous adventure in the smokies...in my weird panda suit.
So how was your sunday...or Monday?


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Question Period Live
Behold the power of the parliamentary softball
The backbenches are where question period's real news lies in wait—just kidding
By Nick Taylor-Vaisey May 27, 2015
When Mark Adler was elected to the House of Commons, surely he dreamed of the day when he might rise in question period and cause news to be made. Way back on May 2, 2011, when Adler triumphed over Liberal darling Ken Dryden in one of Toronto's inner suburbs, the rookie MP must have treasured his chance to make a real difference in Parliament, to do his constituents proud, to raise the level of public debate to heights never before reached—and to lob a softball of a question, ever so gently and under the bright lights of question period, to a finance minister with a possible new measure on the tip of his tongue.
"Mr. Speaker, our government has lowered taxes and enhanced voluntary options so that Canadians can save more of their hard-earned money," said Adler, who'd risen from his seat in the backbenches, yesterday afternoon at about 2:45 p.m. He dutifully trash talked the government's opposition, because that's in vogue on that side of the aisle. "In contrast, the Liberals and the NDP want to hike taxes and hike CPP payroll taxes. Canadians know what this means," he said. "It will mean killing jobs and Canadians keeping less of their hard-earned money."
Adler looked to the front bench, spotted the country's saviour from those opposition fools, and put the question. "Would the Minister of Finance please tell the House what other voluntary options he would consider?"
Joe Oliver stood up, not for the first time that afternoon. He'd already fielded two questions from Liberal MP Scott Brison. He could have spoken about whatever "voluntary options" he was about to address during either of those responses. Ministers routinely ignore questionsthat interfere with their desired narratives. And his office had even tipped off reporters beforehand.
Heads up: Just got word @MinJoeOliver will say something in #QP that might make news.
— David Akin (@davidakin) May 26, 2015
But Oliver waited for Adler to rise before he said what he wanted to say, because that's how question period works: policy that's half-announced, half-buried, packaged so nicely with the cooperation of a willing backbencher. "I am pleased to inform the House that we are open to giving Canadians the option to voluntarily contribute more to the Canada pension plan to supplement their current CPP retirement savings," Oliver announced. "What we will not do," he said, "is reach into the pockets of middle-class Canadians with a mandatory payroll tax like the Liberals and NDP would do."
As it turns out, Oliver's idea for voluntary contributions isn't an original one; both the Liberals and New Democrats promised a similar measure in 2011. The finance minister, however, doesn't care for those tidbits. He only cares that taking credit for them might help turn Adler into a two-term MP, the sort who happily lobs softballs on demand.
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Microsoft Teams and Skype consumer interoperability will be available later this month
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Microsoft Teams and Skype users will be able to call and message each other by the end of this month. As spotted by Dr. Windows, Microsoft has postponed release date for the Teams/Skype Consumer chat and calling interoperability from the end of March to the end of May 2020. The software giant has quietly updated the Microsoft 365 Roadmap entry over the weekend.
As a reminder, the integration for Skype and Microsoft Teams has been on the Microsoft 365 Roadmap for quite a while now, and Microsoft originally promised to release the feature in April of this year. With this feature, Microsoft probably hopes to push more users towards Microsoft Teams by offering Skype/Teams interoperability. It will allow users to contact each other across the two services by using their email addresses. However, Microsoft explains that the capability will be disabled by default in Microsoft Teams, and Office 365 admins will have to enable it manually in the Microsoft 365 admin center.
Microsoft Teams has been one of Microsoft's fastest-growing apps since launch, but it has been experiencing unprecedented growth since the beginning of the coronavirus pandemic. Skype also benefited from the rise of video calling apps, though it clearly didn't get the same level of momentum as Teams or Zoom. As Microsoft Teams will soon allow users to add their personal Microsoft account to chat with friends and family, and it will be interesting to see how Teams and Skype will coexist in the next couple of years.
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H-bus: a media acquisition bus optimized for multiple streams
Author(s): Jeffrey J. Wong; John A. Watlington; V. Michael Bove Jr.
The H-Bus is a dedicated input bus designed for transmitting digital media streams from multiple sources to one acquiring host device. Unlike previous solutions to this problem which utilized a star topology to connect each source to a bank of analog-to-digital converters in the host device, the H-Bus places the A/D converters at each of the sources and uses a linear topology to connect the devices together in one contiguous chain. In this paper we explain the engineering requirements which motivated our design, describe the electrical and physical characteristics of, and applications for, the H-Bus.
Date Published: 17 January 1997
Proc. SPIE 3021, Multimedia Hardware Architectures 1997, (17 January 1997); doi: 10.1117/12.263525
Jeffrey J. Wong, MIT Media Lab. (United States)
John A. Watlington, MIT Media Lab. (United States)
V. Michael Bove Jr., MIT Media Lab. (United States)
Multimedia Hardware Architectures 1997
Sethuraman Panchanathan; Frans Sijstermans, Editor(s)


A Minnesota man has died from injuries he received in a motorcycle crash last Saturday near Sioux Falls.
Saint Paul resident Paul Carver, 37, lost control of his motorcycle while in the passing lane of Interstate 90 six miles west of Sioux Falls, South Dakota Highway Patrol spokesman Tony Mangan said.
The motorcycle went off the road and into a median. Carver sustained life-threatening injuries and was taken to a Sioux Falls hospital, where he died Wednesday, Mangan said.


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Water Resources Minister Anisul Islam Mahmud today said his ministry has nothing to do at present but learn lessons from the catastrophe in the haor areas.
"At this moment, we have to learn the lesson why it (disaster in haor) took place. We have nothing to do now," the minister told reporters while replying to a question at a press briefing.
The minister called the press conference at his ministry in the secretariat to talk over the recent flash flood in the haor areas including Sunamganj and Moulvibazar.
"We have to evaluate certain matters whether we have to raise the height of the embankment. Also, harvesting time is longer for the variety of rice grown in this area and we have to evaluate whether to change that variety which is BR-29," the minister said.
Terming the flash flood "completely different", the minister said the flood happened as water overtopped the dam. Although flash floods happen in this region, this time the flood hit earlier than usual, he said.
Prior to March 29, Cherapunjee in Meghalaya of India received 1,100mm of rain in nine days and the water essentially came from there, the minister said.
In the meantime, Sylhet and Sunamganj each received about 450mm and 500mm of rain respectively, the minister added.
"The flood mainly occurred because of this water. Now we can only take lessons from here," Anisul said.
An unusually early flash flood struck the haor belt late last month damaging half a metric tonne of Boro crops in primary government estimation.
Three weeks after the flash flood, fishes, several thousand ducks, frogs and leeches started dying in the haors of Sunamganj, Moulvibazar, Netrakona and Mymensingh.


Named after our children's favorite mountain fishing river, the lily 'Dosewallip' (Clone #05-78) sports magnificent outfacing blooms in a soft pink-ivory tone with slighter deeper pink edges. As with 'Lord Samuel Hood', the pink edges have proven to be quite colorfast, but still should be planted in light afternoon shade in areas of intense sun. 4 to 5 feet. July.


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Findasense the United States
Findasense the United States | Global customer experience company with innovation consulting capabilities, experience factory and technology integrator
Global customer experience company with innovation consulting capabilities, experience factory and technology integrator
WHAT PROBLEMS DO WE SOLVE?
Innovation Consultancy
Experiences Factory
Technological Integration
Vivid Vision
12 offices, 20 markets, 1 Findasense
Iberian Region
Iberian Region (Spain and Portugal)
This region represents our first challenges as a company; it was where we worked with our first projects and customers – projects that grew globally and customers who continue with their commitment to our talent.
It also represents our culture, customs and acquired tastes, but above all it is our home with doors flung wide open to the sort of world we always dream about – a fully integrated world. Madrid, Barcelona and Lisboa are the region's most populated cities
You can visit our Madrid o Lisbon offices to discover how we create consumer experiences in the Iberian region
MAIN CUSTOMERS IN THE IBERIAN REGION
in the Iberian region
Anticipating a crisis. Digital reputation management in a pharmaceutical company
Anticipating a crisis.
Corporate crisis management plans have not traditionally integrated all channels, particularly digital channels.
SEE SUCCESS STORY
When the racc needs to expand its customer base.
RACC is today the largest automobile club in Spain and a well-known organisation in the international field of mobility.
It set us a triple challenge: lower the overall cost of acquiring its services, expand its customer base outside Catalonia and expand its customer base beyond its roadside assistance service.<
Optimising the attraction of new partners.
Optimising the attraction of new partners
Ayuda en Acción is an NGO that fights against poverty and inequality. It has a history dating back over 35 years and works in 19 countries in Latin America, Asia, Africa and Spain, supporting over 2 million people.
Our specific challenge was to rethink how partners are attracted, by not looking at it as a one-off campaign (at Christmas or on special occasions) but rather something sustained over time as a response to trough periods of attraction and the peaks of campaigns.
Leading the digital transformation of a technological giant
Lenovo is a Fortune 500 company worth 46 billion dollars, a leader in providing technology to consumers, trade and businesses. By the end of the 2014/15 financial year, Lenovo had completed 2 consecutive years as the global leader in PC sales, with an overall market share of almost 20%.
The consumer interaction centre (cic) is a high performance one-to-one communication platform
An omni-channel solution model for interacting with consumers, which began in 2011 with the first Coca-Cola Iberia CIC, a pilot project that expanded to achieve a global level.
Attract young people and improve their positioning.
Rumbo, belonging to Telefónica and Amadeus, is the leading on line travel agency in Spain, which can be used for flight and hotel bookings. Our challenge was to attract young people and gain a position as an accommodation booking service. Due to Rumbo's long track record, the average age of its consumers was growing and it needed to attract young people…
Hard-hitting competition in the world of telecommunications
The challenge was to bring telephony services and solutions to the Jazztel website, introduce the brand to the world of e-commerce, and to make the changeover from a website to a store – from a corporate website to one that can be used to make purchases. This took place through out SEO and SEM consultancy services, and by conducting a content sentiment analysis with our intelligence team…
Expand products and services to three new markets
Groupon is the global leader in local commerce and a website where you can start buying anything, whenever you want and wherever you want. By promoting the company's global relations on a worldwide scale, Groupon offers consumers a huge market of offers all around the world.
Competing with youtube in a highly competitive market
Competing with YouTube
Myvideo was the first YouTube in a language other than English, originally developed in Germany. The concrete yet ambitious challenge consisted of bringing MyVideo to Spain. This raised a large number of questions, raising from the acceptance of the channel to the best ways of launching it to consumers…
Bringing the best of gaming
Electronic Arts is a leading gaming network in Europe and worldwide, which creates and develops all types of video games with a particular focus on sports.
Working alongside cutting edge digital media
20minutos.es is currently the third largest online newspaper in Spain, with a presence throughout Europe. But we worked with them at a critical time (2007-2008), when the media went through the challenge of switching from hard copy to digital and started to fight against the volume of traditional media information.
Helping to expand the largest network of doctors in the world
Esanum is a European leader, providing a worldwide networking community for doctors and paramedics, which helps healthcare professionals to build up relationships and share experiences. Esanum's idea is based on the axiom «communio adiuvat» («the community helps"). Under this motto, doctors with many different specialities are able to make contact with many others through our platform, with the aim of sharing inter-disciplinary knowledge and debating medical cases and observations from their day-to-day practices.<
Leaders in technology and positioning
Indra is one of the largest global consultancy and technology companies. It has solid processes for developing advanced and high added value technology services, allowing it to resolve critical problems and improve processes, efficiency, profitability and unique aspects.
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Findasense, when clients are the real 'partners'
Findasense: the 'customer experience' company that has billed 18 millions
Findasense is the leading independent global customer experience company in the market
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We are so excited to announce that we have a new Aesthetician and she is fabulous!
Melissa brings more than 20 years of experience in the aesthetics industry to DermaSpaMED. She holds a license in cosmetology and aesthetics as well as a license in massage therapy. She has advanced training at the LaRoche Posay BioMedic Institute, which is recognized as one of Europe's leading institutes for healing and recovery..
Melissa works successfully with all types of problematic skin - including acne, rosecea, sun damage, aging skin, and dull devitalized skin. She has extensive experience performing chemical peels, custom facials, Dermaplaning, make-up artistry, waxing, and massage therapy, among other treatments.


The individual CyberRow modules are positioned between the server racks, and through the use of high efficiency, EC variable speed fans, cold air is transferred in a completely new direction - horizontally across the face of the racks. This technique of discharging air in two directions, via full height side grilles, considerably improves air distribution and server heat removal. The Stulz CyberRow is totally independant from the type of rack and can be integrated into chilled water circuits or installed as a stand-alone packaged DX system. Water-cooled and free-cooling options are also available.
For CyberRow cooling technology from Stulz visit www.stulz.co.uk.


For what seems like decades now, I have a weird thing where I would wake up 3 AM on the nose almost every night. If I got out of bed at all, it would be to go to the bathroom and then I would crawl back into bed and fall peacefully asleep. I dismissed this as a personal eccentricity and did not mind it until several months ago when this 3 AM episode transformed from a faint memory the next day to the start of my mornings. Suddenly, I could no longer reliably fall back asleep, and even though I was older and needed less sleep, my day to day functioning began to deteriorate as the nights of 4 hours of sleep began to pile up. In this article, I will share with you some of the things I did that didn't work, and things I found that do work for me almost every night. Why isn't it eight, restful hours, you might be asking? Well, for starters each of us is different and have different needs, and as we get older, we tend not to need as much sleep as we did when we were younger. Seven is my magic sleep number, I hope this story helps you find and realize yours.
You see this advice often, typically from medical providers or sleep professionals. Use your bedroom, and especially your bed, only for sleeping and your body will be accustomed to it and it will promote better sleep is their argument. I'm sure that's great advice for many. What it did for me was trigger boredom and tossing and turning until about midnight, every night. Just to wake up again at 3 AM. You'd think being bored would make you sleepy, but not me. It seemed to make me more awake. I guess I was too habituated to reading, or one last game on my very dimly lit tablet or one (or three) last episodes on Netflix and I couldn't give up my mental distractions.
Being in the supplement business, I often get calls from people with ideas for products they want to make for advice on how to get them manufactured. Not too long ago I was contacted by a friend of a colleague of mine about this one particular supplement stack that was getting a lot of buzz online from a podcast. Interestingly, this podcast wasn't health related at all, but the host had been developing it for himself and mentioning during his podcasts. It quickly gained popularity as he described his experiments tuning it and his good outcomes. This stack had it all; melatonin, amino acids, neurotransmitters, it was six bottles of pills, and you had to try and swallow down a handful these each night. The one thing the stack didn't have? Effectiveness, at least for me.
Tryptophan is the infamous amino acid that is blamed for those after Thanksgiving meal siestas, and melatonin is a hormone that has long been prescribed for sleep. I tried both of these, individually and I had passing success with each of them. However, it seemed that I built up a tolerance and I quickly stopped seeing results. I didn't want to be reliant on popping pills every night just to have a restful nights sleep. While I am a huge fan of better living through chemistry, that just felt like borderline dependence. You couple the potential for dependence with the accelerating tolerance and I had visions of myself gobbling down handfuls of these things every night, forever. That wouldn't work.
These four hacks that I am about to share with you didn't happen all at once. I am a constant n=1 experimenter and what follows represents the hacks that have given me consistent success, especially when I do all the techniques together. At the end of this, I will share a little bonus hack that I use on nights that I expect might be a little rough, and since this is infrequent, this hack has a high rate of success for me.
The blue light emitted from our electronics (and the Sun) works against us when we are trying to sleep. Our bodies can't tell the difference from real sunlight and from the light coming at us from our tablets, phones, TVs, and some cases, even our light bulbs. This blue light sends a signal to our bodies saying "hey, it's daytime, stay awake and do stuff" and it's highly disruptive. Especially if you're chronically exposed to this when you should be packing up for the night. I bought a pair of these glasses to block this light and putting them on is the first part of my evening ritual (Hack #4). This way, any electronics I might still be poking at or watching, or bright white lights I might be under won't negatively effect my circadian rhythm.
I've been practicing mindfulness for about 4 years now. I've found it to have a remarkable effect on me in many ways, especially coupled with other lifestyle interventions and improvements. It seems to have a compounding effect with a multitude of things. In this case, I feel it greatly helps quiet my mind down for sleep. Even if I switch back on my Nexus after I meditate. I am in a much better state than I was before. My favorite meditation for the evening is the guided compassion meditation from my absolute favorite book on meditation, Mindfulness: An Eight-Week Plan for Finding Peace in a Frantic World.
You shouldn't be surprised to see this here, as I absolutely love prebiotics (you should too, by the way). GOS has recently been shown in rat models to promote non-rapid-eye-movement(NREM) which is indicative of deeper, more restful sleep. Additionally, the gut bacteria B. infantis, has been linked to the production of tryptophan, a neurotransmitter used by the body to synthesize serotonin (also produced in the gut) which promotes better mood and better sleep. My home prebiotic cocktail is a 1:1 mix of Oligo30™ and Great Gut® Extra-Strength Prebiotic Fiber and that is then mixed at about a 2:1 ratio with resistant starch from banana flour. The second thing I do, after I put on my night glasses is gobble down two tablespoons of this yummy mixture. If you're new to prebiotics, however, do not start with two tablespoons. It could backfire. We call it "Daddy's chocolate powder" at my house, and my boys love it, as much as I do. This prebioic super-mix makes sure my gut bacteria has all the fuel it needs to crank up the drug factory in the gut and begin producing my own tryptophan and serotonin. This last dose used to be earlier in the day, but I moved later to be closer to bed time. In my case, this tends to be about 45 minutes to an hour before I fall asleep.
My bedtime ritual is the replacement for the "sleep only bedroom" tactic that didn't work for me. The ritual acts as a wind-down signal to my body letting it know that I intend the next stop to be Sleepy Town. I try to be very consistent at night with my bedtime (it's embarrassingly early so I won't share 😊) and the first thing I do is pull down my blinds, put on my night time glasses, head to the bathroom for my prebiotic power blend, and then lay on the bed and kick off the guided meditation. There are some very good meditations, like a body scan, or my other favorite Breath & Body, but I find the compassion meditation to be the best for night time. It really puts me in a good spot in my soul. After the meditation, I'll play a game or two, or scan the news, or crank up some Netflix. Either way, by about this time I'm not going to be up much longer. I have been trying to tweak this routine a little, however, I haven't been consistent enough to build any new habits. The two things I want to add to the ritual are journal writing and just a few minutes ruminating on the big problems I am working on. Neither of these are to help me sleep, necessarily, but are more so to help me the next day be more productive.
Since I've spent several months focusing on sleep; experimenting, pivoting, reflecting, and evaluating I've been able to identify a key trigger that seems to be contributing to my lack of it. Life stress. Being a husband, father, entrepreneur, and a full-time faculty member I find myself encountering some significant spikes in life stress. Fortunately, since I've adopted a prebiotic rich lifestyle and have been practicing mindfulness, I no longer suffer the debilitating anxieties or lapse into the horrible stress responses that I used to, but some residual negative responses appear to be manifesting as sleeplessness. When I'm feeling a little overwhelmed with a new class, a new formula, or something with my family, I take 4g of Tryptophan and 2g of Valerian, together, with my prebiotics. The great thing about Valerian root is that it's non-toxic, non-habit forming and full of sleepy goodness. For me, both combined and taken situationally, consistently knock me out as if I had stepped into the ring with Mike Tyson. I started at 1g of each and experimented with them in about 500mg increments and found that this current dose is what works best for me. I get good rest and don't feel drugged or groggy.
When reading these sorts of articles, it's important to remember that every individual is different, not only biologically unique but also contextually unique. Our circumstances, our family structures, our jobs, our responsibilities, our everything is wonderfully diverse and unique. If this post inspires you to adopt some of these tactics to improve your sleep, I hope you find the blissful nights you seek. And if you don't, remember to embrace your uniqueness and to keep trying and to iterate over a variety of solutions until you find that perfect set of hacks that works just for you. If you have your own great sleep hacks you would like to share, be sure to comment below. Good luck and here's to good sleep.


We are so excited to start this new year (semester) learning about our local community through the world of commerce. Wednesday, Thursday, or Friday, February 6, 7, or 8, we are going to Castleton Square Mall to learn more about producers, consumers, goods, and services. Students will explore the world of retail by identifying whether stores provide goods and/or services, use cardinal directions on a map, and enjoy a meal at Buca Di Beppo®.
Don't forget that we will be heading to Flat Fork Creek next Friday!! We will plan to leave TCE at 9:30 and we will be back at TCE around 11:20! Please make sure to watch the weather for this day so that your child is dressed appropriately. No need to pack a sack lunch as we will eat at school during our normal lunch time. We are looking forward to a fun day!!!
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Thursday, January 10: Day 3: P.E.
This weekend in reading we continued reviewing and learning how to identify non-fiction text features and how they impact our reading. More specially, we learned that readers of non-fiction can expect certain pieces of information to be reviewed in a book about a certain topic. However, there will be "surprises," or new pieces of unexpected information, that we will read that will change how we think about the topic being reviewed. This change in thinking means we are learning.
This week we continued finishing and celebrating our original non-fiction books. The students have worked hard and are now finished with their non-fiction books. Please go to your child's Seesaw profile to see him/her read his/her original non-fiction book. Next week we will start our opinion based writing unit. I am very much looking forward to what each student feels strongly enough about to persuade others to think differently!


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Re: Captain Jim from Tuna Camp missing at sea..
That mp3 that cowbowangel posted is excellent, thanks for posting it. I didn't know Jim, but I did stop by that camp during a big fish fry one year. My condolences.
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I like the direction this thread is going, can we discuss cheeses yet?
I had fun pushing the buttons on Spire of Fire, 4 on the floor style to match the bumpin art car next to us, awesome.
Did anyone find the alleged secret button? I couldn't find it.
Sorry I'm so late to the meeting. My secretary just gave me the invitation a minute ago.
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Also the Crude Awakening derrick was a lot taller than the man in 2007.


Echon-ta e-xouSIan meGAlen; kai he gee-phoTIStheek tes DOxes auTOU.
having great authority; and the earth was lightened with his :glory.
kai phu-laKEpanTOS orNEou a-kaTHARtou kai me-mi-seMEnou .
and prison of every unclean and hateful bird.
kai hoi EMpo-roi  tes ges ek tes duNAme-os tou STREnous auTES ePLOUte-san .
and the merchants of the earth grew rich by the power of her :luxury.
kai em-neMOneu-sen ho TheOS ta a-diKEma-ta auTES.
and :God has remembered her :iniquities.
en topo-teRIoho eKEra-sen, keRAsa-te auTE diPLOUN .
in the cup which she mingled, mingle to her double.
kai CHEra ouk eiMI, kai PENthos ou me Ido.
and am no widow, and shall in no wise see mourning.
g. 18:8 THE TIME-FRAME OF HER JUDGMENT: ONE DAY! - ONE HOUR!
HOti is-chuROS  KUri-os ho TheOS ho KRInas  auTEN.
for strong is the Lord :God who judged her.
OuAI , ouAI, he POlis he meGAle, Ba-buLON , he POlis hei-schuRA !
Woe, woe, the great :city, Babylon, the strong :city!
HOti miA HOra ELthen heKRIsis sou.
for in one hour is your :judgment come.
kai HIPpon kai 'reDON kai soMAton ; and psuCHAS anTHROpon.
and of horses and chariots and bodies; and souls of men.
kai ouKEti ou meauTA heuREsou-sin .
and men shall find them no more at all.
kai ke-chru-soMEneen chruSIo kai LItho tiMIo kai mar-gaRIte!
and gilded with gold and precious stone and pearl!
HOti miA HOra e-reMOtheho toSOUtos PLOUtos.
17a because in one hour so great :riches is made desolate.
LEgon-tes, Tis hoMOIa tePOlei te meGAle?
saying, What cityis like the great :city?
ePLOUtesan PANtes hoi Echon-tes ta PLOIa en te thaLASseek tes ti-miOte-tos auTES!
all that had their ships in the sea became rich from her :costliness!
kai hoi proPHEtai ; HOti Ekri-nen ho TheOS to KRIma huMON ex auTES.
and the prophets; for :God has judged your :judgment on her.
HOUtos horMEma-ti bleTHEse-tai Ba-buLON , he meGAlePOlis, kai ou meheu-reTHE Eti.
Thus with a mighty rush shall Babylon, the great city, be cast down, and shall be found no more at all.
HOti en tephar-maKIa sou e-plaNEthe-san panTA ta ETHne.
because with your :sorcery were all the nations deceived.
kai PANton ton es-phagMEnon ePI tes ges.
My answer to that is as follows: The reason I accepted the commission from God to prepare Panin's two NT texts into an interlinear format was because of his introduction to the Greek Numeric NT, which I purchased and read in the Fall of 1945 in Saskatoon, Saskatchewan. When I read that Bible Numerics evenestablishes the current sentence structure, sub-divisions, paragraphs and sections (chapter equivalents) - I was hooked. I can't rest in studying a text until I outline it. I prepare for all university exams this way. So I thought, which book of the NT shall I outline to see what difference may show up? Ephesians was my answer. I summarized each sentence; gathered up the sentence summaries into sub-divisions; the sub-divisions into paragraphs; the paragraphs into sections, and the sections into books. When I completed doing this with Ephesians, I seemed to walk above the ground for the next few weeks! Not only is there no chapter-break between Ephesians 1 and 2 in the Numeric discovery - but there is not even a paragraph division: just a sentence division! This throws an entirely "new" light on the Holy Spirit's thinking through Paul, as He led him to write this and his other 13 books!
By 1967 I had typed up Panin's entire English NT, and copied by hand between the clauses - his Greek text. I had by then summarized the entire NT according to the Numeric- guided divisions. However - by putting this on computer according to the new format my grandson and I settled on in 2007, a much greater clarity has come. It is this increased clarity of seeing contexts that I marvel at. Each section I prepare and each book I complete (24 out of 27 to date), I again marvel at this clarity. It seems to produce spin-offs, that enable me to receive revelation, insights, and understanding of questions I have long put before the Lord, but not until now have the answers been rapidly coming.
For instance, in 1967 I sought the Lord for the reason from His point of view that He had Marie and me marry. He showed us that "Two Are Better than One", and in 1967 He gave me two visions concerning this. The first concerned the Automated Laser-Telescope that He told me to name "Spiritual Star Wars". The second, the City Church Prayer potential through a corporate cell group of 8 in the Gate of each city.
But in the first vision He only revealed two of the 7 component parts of the Laser-Telescope. He said that we had been instrumental in making use of Ivan Panin's Bible Numeric Study to produce very accurate Greek and Hebrew Word Studies - and to work on the Interlinear Greek NT. He said that this was the first and key component part of the Laser-Telescope.
The City Church concept as developed by Roland Allen (author of "Missionary Methods: St. Paul's or Ours", and "The Spontaneous Expansion of the Church: and the causes which hinder it") and Watchman Nee through "The Glorious Church", gripped me back in 1949 and 1963. Numbers of us have sought to advance this to a workable format in the Seattle area, and it became the second component part for the vision, and a "pedestal" as it were to support the Interlinear Greek NT. The other 5 component parts, because we had no part in their preparation, He said nothing concerning; but merely assembled the 7 parts in an Observatory, and then demonstrated the amazing results.
But on December 7, 2009, He revealed the other 5 parts: 3. Prayer Multiplication concept based on Bible Covenant, and illustrated by Pastor Ern Baxter through God's vertical covenant with us as individuals (di-aTHEke) and the horizontal covenant between fellow believers (sunTHEke), and using Deuteronomy 32:30, Ecclesiastes 4:9-12; Matthew 18:19 and Zechariah 12:8. 4. The 12 Embryonic Revival Principles brought together in 1948 in North Battleford, Saskatchewan under the leadership of George R. Hawtin; 5. The release through Bible Meditationas demonstrated so powerfully by George Muller and George Whitefield. 6. The concept of Corporate Intercessionthrough being "possessed" by the Holy Spirit as demonstrated by Rees Howells. 7. And the focus of Oswald Chambers on the Redemptive Act of Jesus Christ, by saying thanks by Personal, Passionate Devotion to Jesus.
These 7 concepts put together will release scores and hundreds of small corporate city prayer cell groups to let Jesus do anythingHe wants through them by the power of the Holy Spirit.
I believe that this is morethan a spin-off. It is a release of understanding I have been praying for since 1967, and is a direct result that has sprung from the preparation of God's Bible Numeric Greek NT as made possible by Ivan Panin. He spent 100,000 hours in 50 years of work ending in 1942 in Aldershot, Ontario; but not put together until these last days preceding the soon return of our Lord Jesus.
Thisis my answer to my friend's question. J.A.W.


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The same problems that plagued the foreclosure process — and prompted a multibillion-dollar settlement with big banks — are now emerging in the debt collection practices of credit card companies.
As they work through a glut of bad loans, companies like American Express,Citigroup and Discover Financial are going to court to recoup their money. But many of the lawsuits rely on erroneous documents, incomplete records and generic testimony from witnesses, according to judges who oversee the cases.
Lenders, the judges said, are churning out lawsuits without regard for accuracy, and improperly collecting debts from consumers. The concerns echo a recent abuse in the foreclosure system, a practice known as robo-signing in which banks produced similar documents for different homeowners and did not review them.
"I would say that roughly 90 percent of the credit card lawsuits are flawed and can't prove the person owes the debt," said Noach Dear, a civil court judge in Brooklyn, who said he presided over as many as 100 such cases a day.
Last year, American Express sued Felicia Tancreto, claiming that she had stopped making payments and owed more than $16,000 on her credit card.
While Ms. Tancreto was behind on her payments, she contested owing the full amount, according to court records. In April, Judge Dear dismissed the lawsuit, citing a lack of evidence. The American Express employee who testified, the judge noted, provided generic testimony about the way the company maintained its records. The same witness gave similar evidence in other cases, which the judge said amounted to "robo-testimony."
American Express and other credit card companies defended their practices. Sonya Conway, a spokeswoman for American Express, said, "we strongly disagree with Judge Dear's comments and believe that we have a strong process in place to ensure accuracy of testimony and affidavits provided to courts."
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Genetics Load The Gun, Lifestyle Pulls The Trigger.
Gabie Lazareff
Being born with a genetic predisposition, like an increased risk of developing diabetes or an autoimmune disease, sucks. It makes our diet and lifestyle choices that much more important to take care of, because it's diet and lifestyle that will determine whether or not that genetic predisposition becomes an issue for you…
Genetic disorders do not dictate our fate, our lifestyle and diet choices do.
There's a reason why doctors who have patients with high cholesterol might advise them to reduce and manage their stress, or patients with an autoimmune disorder to change their diet…
Because diet and lifestyle are two components of what will perpetuate and aggravate a genetic predisposition, leading it to develop into a genetic disease.
What Is a Genetic Predisposition?
A person with a genetic predisposition is someone who is born with an increased chance of developing a certain disease based on their genetic makeup. The important thing to note with genetic predispositions, also known as genetic susceptibility, is that being born with one does not mean the person will certainly develop the genetic disease.
Genetic predisposition is a marker, a warning that the person has an increased risk of developing the genetic disease, and there are things that a person can do to increase that risk further…
What Are Some Examples Of Genetic Predisposition?
Many diseases have been proven to be linked, and others have been shown to possibly be linked to genetic predisposition, many of which are some of the most well-known medical issues worldwide. These includes:
Certain Mental Health conditions, including bipolar disorder and schizophrenia
Dementia & Alzheimers
Why Do We Get Genetic Predispositions?
Genetic predispositions come from genetic variations that are passed down from the parents to the child. These gene variations differ from the 'standard' gene that most people have, as they leave you vulnerable to disease if you come across the right (or wrong) accumulation of contributing factors that worsen the risk.
How Do Diet and Lifestyle Impact My Genetic Predisposition?
Depending on the genetic susceptibility, diet and lifestyle factors that might contribute to increasing the risk of developing that genetic disease include:
Sugar consumption
Chronic sleep deprivation
Alcohol, drug, or substance abuse
Smoking or vaping
Environmental exposures (pollution or pesticides)
What Else Could Contribute To Genetic Disease?
Other contributing factors include:
Hormonal changes, such as menopause or pregnancy
Acute illnesses caused by a bacterium or a virus
Toxicity (heavy metals or mold)
Physical and mental stress can increase the chances of developing genetic diseases, and the above are all things that perpetuate stress in the body and the mind.
There's a lot in this list that we cannot control, however, there's also an awful lot that is in our control, like diet and lifestyle. This is why testing for genetic susceptibility is so important, so that the individual can then understand exactly what diet and lifestyle changes they may have to make to keep the genetic risk low.
Because we're all dealt a different set of genes, there is no one-size-fits-all nutrition plan. We need to eat according to what our unique body needs (and doesn't need), like someone who is recently diagnosed with celiac disease who may now need to change their diet and lifestyle to accommodate this disease, avoiding more internal damage to the digestive system.
How Do I Know If I Have a Genetic Predisposition?
Some genetic predispositions come with symptoms that might be diagnosed fairly quickly by doctors. Other times they're more difficult to spot and might require further symptoms and testing to diagnose.
If you suspect you may have a genetic predisposition, the first step is to get lab testing. If any are discovered, you can then start thinking about what and how you can make sustainable changes in your life that will promote health and reduce symptoms.
Sure, our genetics might load the gun, but it's our lifestyle and diet that can pull the trigger.
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- Move in and enjoy this great family home then decide on the development choices.
- Demolish and develop the lot.
This home has 3 good sized bedrooms with built-in robe to master, separate lounge room with ceiling fan and gas fireplace, kitchen/meals and a separate games room. A good size yard with patio area and a garden shed.
Other features include air conditioning, gas bayonet for heating, electric hot water system and a lock-up garage.


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