VASCONCELLOS C, Adriana et al. Immunocytochemical localization of estrogen and progesterone receptors and corticoid binding globulin in a woman with idiopathic endometrial decidual reaction. Rev. méd. Chile [online]. 2002, vol.130, n.4, pp.425-429. ISSN 0034-9887. http://dx.doi.org/10.4067/S0034-98872002000400010.
Palabras clave : Decidual cell reactions; Endometrial hyperplasia; Receptors; estrogen; Receptors; protesterone.


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Elizabeth "Betsy" Rusell (San Diego, California, 6 de septiembre de 1963) es una actriz estadounidense. Empezó su carrera en los años 1980 en películas de clase B. Destaca por haber participado en distintas series de televisión, entre ellas Los magníficos, y por tener un amplio historial de películas, entre ellas Saw III, en donde interpreta a Jill Tuck, exesposa de Jigsaw.

Vida personal

Russell nació bajo el nombre de Elizabeth Russell en San Diego, California. Es hija del analista Richard Russell, y nieta del periodista y profesor Max Lerner.
En 1989, Betsy Russell se casó con el actor Vincent Van Patten, hijo del actor Dick Van Patten. Tuvo dos hijos con él. Se divorciaron en 2001.

Carrera
Russell comenzó su carrera en 1982 con la película Let's Do It!. Más tarde, haría roles pequeños en series como T. J. Hooker y Family Ties (de poco conocimiento en países de habla hispana).

En 1983, se integra a la comedia sexual Private School, junto con Phoebe Cates. Llegó a ser una gran estrella en el cine de clase B. En 1985, logra su primer rol protagónico en este tipo de cine con la película Tomboy. Más adelante, protagonizaría otras cintas clase B como Avenging Angel y Cheerleader Camp. Aparte de películas, Russell apareció en un episodio en la serie Los Magníficos, Murder, She Wrote, 1st & Ten y Superboy (estas dos últimas, de poco éxito).

Después de estar 6 años desaparecida del mundo del cine y la televisión, vuelve en la saga de terror psicológico Saw, en el rol de la exesposa del villano Jigsaw, Jill Tuck. Si bien tuvo una breve y casi escasa aparición en Saw 3, el rol de Russell se fortaleció bastante en la siguiente parte, Saw 4, donde realiza el rol protagónico femenino de la cinta. Hasta el momento, Saw 4 ha sido una de las películas que ha traído mayor éxito a la carrera de Betsy Russell. Aunque aparece aún más en Saw 5 y en Saw 6, donde su presencia es más intensa. Su última aparición fue en Saw 3D (o Saw 7).

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Robert P. Stiller School of Business
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Champlain College has been a front-leader in offering an innovative education since its founding in 1878. For 2020, U.S. News and World Report recognized Champlain in its "Most Innovative School" category and ranked it among "America's Best Colleges." Several factors contribute to this accolade, such as the unique upside-down curriculum approach, where students begin courses for their major during their freshman year. Forbes recognizes this as a brilliant idea, because students can obtain internships earlier on, and can also explore what it's really like to study a particular content area before deciding upon a major. The Stiller School of Business has full accreditation through the ACBSP. The graduating class of 2018 had a 99% career placement rate within six months of graduation.
Undergraduate students dive into six classes specific to their major during their first year on campus. The exciting Bachelor of Science majors includes Accounting, Business Administration, Finance, Game Production Management, International Business, Management and Innovation, and Marketing. These programs are well-respected, and the curriculum has been designed to meet the highest standards available in the business market. The Finance program has been distinguished as a Chartered Financial Analyst University Affiliated Program. BSBA students can focus their studies with a career-relevant concentration in Business Analytics, Information Systems and Technology, Innovation and Entrepreneurship, or Management. All business students will become strategical thinkers through the Practical Problem-Solving: Integrated Business Experience. International Business students have the opportunity to travel the world, with a significant amount of funding through the Freeman Grant to aid in doing so. These trips create a global mindset and the experience employers are seeking. Marketing students will create and participate in real campaigns driving consumers' behavior.
The possibilities outside of the classroom are limitless for Stiller students. Students can start a business through the Center for Innovation and Entrepreneurship. Through the Sarah Ramsey Innovation and Entrepreneurship Fund, students can receive up to $2,000 per year to help with start-up expenses. Students can practice pitching their product during the pitch workshop, and compete in the Elevator Pitch and Launch Champlain. The Freeman Foundation Grant has helped students conduct meaningful three-month summer internships in Shanghai, China and Kyoto, Japan. For some students, these connections have turned into full-time employment opportunities post-graduation. Students can also spend a semester studying in Montreal, Canada or Dublin, Ireland. Stiller students have recently interned at the World Trade Centre in Dublin, National Life Group, Ben & Jerry's, and Keurig.
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Key statistic shows Roethlisberger is one of the most prolific passers in NFL history
Wednesday, January 05, 2011 / by William DePaoli / / Inside Access, NFL, Pittsburgh Steelers / 0 comments
John Clayton of ESPN.com released his final QB rankings yesterday and Pittsburgh Steelers quarterback came in at No. 4 on Clayton's list, behind Tom Brady, Peyton Manning and Drew Brees.
"Roethlisberger grew up as a person after starting the season with a four-game suspension and remained every bit as good as a quarterback. The only knock is his tendency to have low-scoring games against top defenses, " Clayton said on Roethlisberger.
Seeing Roethlisberger at No. 4 on Clayton's list is somewhat of a surprise as Roethlisberger's often overlooked by the so-called NFL experts and even has been for years by Clayton who even as late as the 2008 season was on radio in Pittsburgh still calling Carson Palmer a better quarterback than Roethlisberger.
Roethlisberger is often overlooked because the focus is always on meaningless volume statistics but a key career statistic shows that Roethlisberger is one of the most prolific passers in NFL history and holds a significant edge on Manning and even Brady in this category.
Courtesy of Coldhardfootballfacts.com
"Ben Roethlisberger's name never comes up when it comes time to name the elite quarterbacks.
It should.
The truth is Big Ben is one of the most prolific passers in the history of football. The problem is many fans and pigskin pundits are obsessed with meaningless volume numbers and not the meaningful efficiency numbers — such as average per attempt — that have a high correlation to success.
Roethlisberger's career average of 8.04 yards per attempt is the fifth highest mark in the history of football. Three of the guys ahead of him are in the Hall of Fame (Graham, Luckman, Van Brocklin).
He's topped 8.0 YPA in a season four times in seven years. Peyton Manning's done it twice in 13 seasons. Tom Brady? Just once.
The Steelers instantly became contenders the day Big Ben walked on the field. And they are a threat to win it all again. Roethlisberger's historic ability to puncture defenses with long passing plays is the biggest reason." –coldhardfootballfacts.com


This 1970 Alfa Romeo Giulia 1300 TI was delivered new to Greece where it still resides with vintage Italian car enthusiast and BaT commenter Alex V. Previously owned by an Alfa specialist, it received a 1600 Alfetta twin-cam swap early in its life, and both chassis and engine are believed to have about 70k miles from new. Rust and accident-free with good cosmetics, Alex says it is another gem of an example that runs and drives like new. Sale also includes a Type 530 engine block and head.
An older, good-quality respray is holding up well, and photos support claims of exceptionally good bodywork. Plastic lenses, rubber, stainless and chrome are all very nice, and the sale includes both the original steel wheels with hubcaps shown here as well as a full set of 14″ GTA replicas that have since been fitted (see lead photo). Marchal fog lights are a nice touch, though they are currently not hooked up.
The interior presents nicely, and is said to be all factory-original excluding reupholstered front seat bottoms. The rubber floor mats, dash, instruments, switchgear, and even the factory radio all show minimal wear, the seller adding that all interior electrics and other accessories including lights, instruments, clock and heater controls work as designed.
Under-body and door bottom shots show clean paint and solid metal, while several photos of suspension, brake, and driveline components show what looks to be a very well-kept car.
The extra 300cc of displacement should make for a noticeable power upgrade while keeping a similar look, sound, and feel to stock. Said to start, idle, run and drive like new, sale includes the aforementioned extra wheels as well as a factory spare, jack, owner's manual, and Tipo 530 1300 engine block and head. The car is easily exportable from Greece and the seller if famous for offering shipping to all major EU ports as well as fixed-priced freight to the US at 1,500 euros to New York and 2,000 to Los Angeles.


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Pfizer's Fragmin injection secures FDA approval in paediatric symptomatic venous thromboembolism
The FDA has announced its approval of Pfizer's anticoagulant injection Fragmin (dalteparin sodium) for subcutaneous use as a treatment to reduce the recurrence of symptomatic venous thromboembolism (VTE) in children at least one month of age.
Data submitted in support of the application was drawn from 38 paediatric participants with the condition; it was found that 21 patients achieved resolution of the qualifying VTE, while seven showed regression and two did not see their condition change. None of the participants saw their condition worsen, while on patient saw a recurrence of VTE.
VTE covers deep vein thrombosis – a blood clot in the deep veins of the leg – and pulmonary embolism – a blood clot of the lungs – both of which can be fatal. It is common for secondary complications to occur, including venous catheter, cancer, congenital heart disease, infection or trauma, and in children the condition is linked to an elevated risk of recurrence, as well as in-hospital mortality and post-thrombotic syndrome.
"Most children who have VTE are fighting a serious underlying primary illness such as cancer or congenital heart disease. Not only are they fighting a serious illness, having a condition like VTE can then lead to significant complications and even death," explained Dr Richard Pazdur, Director of the FDA's Oncology Center of Excellence and Acting Director of the Office of Hematology and Oncology Products in the FDA's Center for Drug Evaluation and Research. "Prior to this approval, there had been no FDA-approved therapies to treat VTE in paediatric patients. Given the unmet need, we granted the Fragmin application priority review and today we are approving it as the first anticoagulant indicated for paediatric patients. We remain committed to advancing treatments for children with unmet medical needs."
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Olympics: Dietzen's love for teammates anchored by faith
by Tim Ellsworth, posted Monday, August 15, 2016 (3 years ago)
Tags: 2016 Summer OlympicsChrista Dietzen
U.S. team captain Christa Harmotto Dietzen spikes volleyball during game with Turkey.
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RIO DE JANEIRO (BP) -- Christa Dietzen comes by the "Mom" nickname her teammates have given her naturally. She's the oldest in her extended family, and she's one of the oldest players on the U.S. women's Olympic volleyball team.
For Dietzen, the captain of the U.S. team in Rio, her interest in caring for those around her comes not just from any mothering instincts she might have, but from what she believes is required of her as a Christian.
"What does it look like to be a Christian athlete?" Dietzen asked. "I think the first piece for me is, how do you love your teammates?"
A native of Pennsylvania, Dietzen says the answer to that question is in getting to know them. She and her husband regularly have teammates over to dinner -- especially younger and newer players on the U.S. national team.
Dietzen wants to know her teammates, their families and their backgrounds -- what excites them and what scares them. Doing that helps her minister to them and love them well.
Another component that comes with being a Christian athlete, Dietzen says, is having a humble heart. That means being willing to listen to teammates and coaches, being willing to take feedback -- whether praise or criticism -- and being willing to learn from others.
Christa Harmotto Dietzen
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A third element in her role as a Christian athlete is in how she conducts herself.
"Always knowing that you have eyes watching you," Dietzen told Baptist Press, "from what you're saying to people, how you carry yourself on and off the court, what you're posting on social media and how you treat others."
Her outlook on her sport and how she interacts with her teammates has changed considerably in recent years, since Dietzen became a Christian. Though she grew up in a home where she went to church on Sundays and had a family built upon Christian values, Dietzen said she didn't have a relationship with God.
"I actually taught Sunday school in college, but all the same, I didn't know what a relationship with God looked like," she said.
After finishing her first professional season in China, she began attending some Fellowship of Christian Athletes events in southern California. She was volunteering at one such event where various athletes were sharing their testimonies when a pastor gave an invitation, asking anyone who wanted to give his or her life to Christ to stand up.
"I was in the back row, and what I now know as the Holy Spirit tried to throw me off my chair to stand up," Dietzen recalled.
She resisted, thinking that since she was a volunteer, she already should have made that decision, even though she didn't know what it meant.
While she did not become a Christian that night, the Lord kept working in her heart. A few weeks later, in June 2010, Dietzen said, she committed her life to Christ.
She and her husband are part of Rock Harbor Orange church in Orange, Calif. Though Dietzen travels a lot and doesn't get to attend there regularly, she said she's looking forward to being more plugged in there when her volleyball career is over.
Dietzen expected in Rio to spend her time in the Olympic village interacting with athletes from all over the world.
"I really enjoyed that in 2012, having those Bible studies, and having those spiritual connections off the court, too," she said.
Tim Ellsworth is associate vice president for university communications at Union University in Jackson, Tenn.
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The Georgian Group 2023 Symposium
Trinity College, Oxford
The Georgian Group
A central focus of the Wren 300 Festival is The Georgian Group's 2023 Symposium led by Geoffrey Tyack of Oxford University.
Across an immersive full day, Wren's late work from 1690 to 1723, his subsequent reputation and design legacy will be considered by leading scholars.
Public tickets include a buffet lunch and drinks reception and will be available to book directly from The Georgian Group from Thu 1 Dec 2022 when the day's full programme will also be published.


"I originally started the Office Technology (now BOSS) program with the intent of obtaining a better job in the workforce. Because of the things I learned at North Lake College, I was able to land my first administrative assistant job at Parkland Hospital, where I discovered I enjoyed working in the medical field and really enjoyed the job. I went back to North Lake to update my Microsoft Office knowledge and earned an associate degree as an executive assistant, in hopes of obtaining an executive assistant position and furthering my career.
Cathy McKinney has earned three associate degrees from North Lake College. She holds A.A.S. degrees in Office Technology - Administrative Assistant and Office Technology - Executive Assistant, as well as several certificates, and was awarded North Lake's Excellence in Office Technology award as a student. She also earned an associate degree in Computer Information Technology - Networking and Support. In her position as an administrative assistant in the Case Management Department of Irving's Baylor Medical Center, she helps to coordinate information between case managers and the hospital to insurance companies, authorize patients' admission stays and make sure the hospital is paid for its services.


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Basílica subterrânea de Porta Maior é uma basílica neopitagórica localizada ao lado da Porta Maggiore, no quartiere Prenestino-Labicano de Roma e datada da época do imperador romano Tibério ou Cláudio (entre 14 e 54 d.C.).

Foi usada para encontros de neopitagóricos. A planta do chão mostra uma basílica com três naves e um abside similares para as basílicas iniciais cristãs que apareceram apenas muito mais tarde no século IV. As abóbodas são decoradas com estuques brancos simbolizando crenças neopitagóricas mas cujo exato significado permanece um assunto de debate.

História
A descoberta desta basílica ocorreu por acaso em 23 de abril de 1917 depois de uma desabamento de uma das abóbadas sobre a qual estava sendo construído um viaduto ferroviário ligado à estação Roma Termini e, no nível da rua, a linha de bondes que serve aos quartieres situados ao longo da Via Prenestina. A "Basílica da Porta Maior" é considerada a mais antiga basílica pagã de todo o ocidente.

Segundo alguns estudiosos, o edifício teria sido construído por Tito Estacílio Tauro, da gente Estacília, proprietária de vários imóveis na região da Porta Maggiore e na Via Prenestina, um colaborador muito próximo do próprio imperador Augusto e cônsul em 11 d.C.. Outros estudiosos, por outro lado, atribuem sua construção a Tito Estacílio Tauro, bisneto do anterior, que se suicidou em 53 por não suportar a vergonha do processo en que Agripina, a mãe de Nero, o acusou de prática de magia.

Para construir a basílica, as formas das colunas foram escavadas no subsolo e, em seguida, foi despejado no interior um agregado de pedaços de cimento; esse agregado, uma vez consolidado, permitiu criar a abóbada e uma abertura no vértice, através da qual subsequentemente, a terra foi removida. A basílica não está mais no subsolo porque, ao longo do tempo, houve uma estratificação do território que fez o prédio desaparecer, mas foi construída para ser subterrânea.

Descrição
A estrutura subterrânea aborda um vestíbulo ou pronau quadrado de pequenas dimensões, a abertura do teto constitui de uma única fonte de iluminação de todo o edifício. Ao acessar o vestíbulo a partir da Via Praenaestina por um lance de escadas. Ao penetrar em seguida uma grande sala retangular de 12 × 9 m cujo piso é de cerca de 7 metros abaixo do nível da rua. Está organizado de acordo com um plano basilical: a sala é dividida em três naves abobadadas separadas por duas filas de três grandes pilares sustentando os arcos. A nave central, mais larga, se termina em um abside central. As paredes e tetos das duas salas são cobertas de decorações elaboradas de estuques brancos representando as diversas cenas mitológicas que são os temas do destino da alma e os segredos da iniciação aos Mistérios. E em muito notadamente "Zeus raptando Ganímedes", Medeia oferecendo uma bebida mágica ao dragão que guarda o velo de ouro em modo que Jasão pudesse aproveitá-lo, a poetisa Safo que se atira ao mar (embora essa interpretação não seja unânime), assim como Vitórias aladas, as cabeças de Medusas, crianças que estão brincando, as almas conduzidas ao Submundo, um rito de casamento, os objetos de culto, os animais e um pigmeu que retorna da caça para sua cabana, e muitos outros assuntos.

A conservação excepcional das decorações de estuques é devido ao curto tempo de uso do lugar, construído nos meados do século I e abandonado a menos de meio-século mais tarde. Em razão da fragilidade das estruturas e das decorações, o acesso ao lugar está quase sempre fechado ao público.

Função e preservação
A basílica é provavelmente obra de uma seita místico-pitagórica, mas ainda hoje é incerta a sua função específica: túmulo ou basílica funerária, ninfeu ou, com maior probabilidade, um templo neopitagórico,  como parece provar a natureza da decoração, ou mais simplesmente de um lugar cuja fachada é apreciada em fato sem função religiosa (specus aestivus)..

Para evitar maiores danos derivados das vibrações provocadas pelos bondes e pela infiltração de água, uma laje de concreto armado foi colocada com na cavidade em 1951, posteriormente usada como um pequeno museu. Contudo, esta internvenção não garantiu uma proteção completa e a presença de um parasita externo danificou os estuques. A entrada, meio escondida, quase sempre fechada e abandonada, não é original. Depois de abril de 2015, em alguns domingos uns poucos visitantes conseguem visitar o local com agendamento prévio.

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Ligações externas

Edifícios e estruturas da Roma Antiga  em Roma
Roma Q. VII Prenestino-Labicano
Statilii
Antigas basílicas em Roma


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This is a standalone spinoff of the Addicted series. While it is possible to read this book without reading the others, I highly recommend you don't. Read the other books first! They are amazing and you'll (likely) enjoy this book even more. With all that out of the way, on to the review!
WOW! This book was awesome. Krista and Becca Ritchie are, by far, my favorite New Adult authors. Their books just keep getting better. I need more. Now, please.
I've been anticipating this book since I read about it on Goodreads. I'm digging what the authors are doing here. Which is this... The first three books (Addicted To You, Ricochet, Addicted For Now) are the first story arc for Lily and Lo; then we're given two standalone spinoff novels (Kiss the Sky & Hothouse Flower); and finally we'll get the last of Lily and Lo's story (Thrive & Addicted After All). I, once again, highly recommend reading the books in order!
I loved everything about this book and hated absolutely nothing. That's so incredibly rare for me to say. In fact, I've been so surprised about how much I love this series. While I enjoy reading New Adult stuff (it's easily my favorite genre currently), I find it hard to find anything of real quality. This isn't a problem whatsoever here. The writing is fantastic. The characters are very well done (Every single one of them. Not a flat, boring character to be seen anywhere). The story is intriguing and I just keep wanting more.
It's undeniable that I highly recommend this series. I cannot wait for the next book, Hothouse Flower, and anything else the authors throw at me!


Heidelberg Old City is one of the best and most popular tourist destinations in Germany. This city is located on the left bank of the river Neckar in the valley of Rhine Rift in Germany. People all around the world come to visit this destination and it is really popular among international tourists. Unfortunately, this is the very city which once lost its beauty during the Second World War due to bombings by allied nations. However, this city has retained its beauty and is still the center of attraction among visitors.
So, if you are a visitor in Germany and have planned to visit Heidelberg old city then, you must get the HeidelbergCard, without which you won't be able to visit these places. This card is offered by Heidelberg Convention and Visitors Bureau. This card can be bought from the Tourist Information Office throughout the towns. It grants the visitors to access these beautiful locations.
The best way to enjoy the beauty of this old town is to simply wander around the street and watch that is interesting. The best starting place would probably be Bismarckplatz, which is the main shopping street in Heidelberg. This market sells all fresh produce such as fruits, flowers, vegetables and so on. There are also many shopping malls and restaurants for recreation of visitors.
The next visiting place is of course Heidelberg Castle which displays the real beauty and is considered as the symbol of German Romanticism. The history of this castle is very agonizing as it was brutally ruined by the French army in 1689. Heidelberg Castle is situated on a rocky hilltop over the university town of Heidelberg. This place is famous for its spectacular views as there are many historical buildings, the castle garden, Elizabeth's Gate, wine shops, the river Neckar and many other things. Then, the castle gardens which are always open for the visitors and there is no entry charge. This garden has stunning statues, waterfalls, terraces and waterfalls. The river Neckar of Heidelberg is a real beauty of this city. One must take a voyage of this river.
Other beautiful visiting places are Heiligenberg, which is a hilly area, covered with dense forests and high mountains. It is a paradise for nature lovers.
Actually, the truth is there are so many beautiful things to watch in this place that it is impossible to describe in few words. So, a trip to this wonderful paradise on earth would be helpful.


Developing a product involves starting with a basic design and improving it, through sketches notes and photographs, over a number of development design sheets. Outlined below are aspects / key phrases that should be considered during the development section. You may be able to think of many more, appropriate to your product. Rather than dealing with each aspect on separate design sheets, they should be integrated over a number of design sheets.
Design is not always linear, such as, an ideas sheet followed by a CAD sheet, then health and safety etc... Designers usually work in an integrated fashion, with many areas appearing on a development design sheet. For example, a development sheet may include sketches, evidence of model making and testing, CAD, reference to the environment, experimentation and a summary of findings.
An example of the first development sheet is shown below. This sheet shows the basic design of a 'tape measure', as it is developed into an improved range of ideas. This first sheet is used to show possible improvements to the initial idea.
Study the sample development sheet below. How many of the key phrases / aspects shown above, have been mentioned ?
Over the ten development sheets, all these aspects / key phrases (and any more you can think of) should have been supported by sketches, photographs, models and notes.


1. Chocolate candy or fruity? I love chocolate candy. My favorite is a KitKat bar.
Witches of Vampires? I love the idea of witches; one of my earliest memories is being dressed up as a witch.
3. Trick or Treat? I love treats especially chocolate.
4. Halloween Party or Scary Movie? I love Halloween parties especially where there are games that can be played to win prizes.
5. Skeletons or Zombies? I like the idea of Zombies better than Skeletons.
6. Trick-or-Treat or Hand Out Candy? I would love to go Trick-or-Treating again. I tried handing out candy once, however I did not care for it.
7. Hay Ride or Corn Maze? I think I would prefer the corn maze.
8. Scary Costume or Funny Costume? I love funny costumes. My favorite costume I wore was dressing up as blind as a bat girl.
9. Pumpkin Seeds or Pumpkin Pie? I love pumpkin pie.
10. Bottle Feed A Baby Zombie or Walk Alone Through A Dark Forest? I would not mind walking through a dark forest alone.
11. Bats or Black Cats? Black cats hands down. Just pass me a tissue because cats make me sneeze.
12. Pumpkin Spice or hot Chocolate? I love hot chocolate. Its one of my favorites.
13. Celebrate in your neighborhood or at the mall? The mall no questions asked.


What's So Special About Oatman, AZ?
While in Quartzsite, we had several people mention a small old mining town with wild burros roaming the streets. We had to check it out, especially since it was directly on our path from Lake Havasu to Las Vegas.
The town of Oatman, Arizona, started as a tent camp, but turned into a town after a major gold strike in the area. Since it was on the original Route 66, it stayed alive as a tourist stop after the mines were shut down in 1924. The wild burros were turned loose by prospectors in the early days, and have sustained their numbers due to the abundance of carrots in the area. We took the recommended advice and purchased several large bags of carrots before we left Havasu (due to the street corner carrot scalpers in Oatman). We looked for burros all the way from our campground, but the only ones we saw were on the streets of Oatman, some even poking their heads inside slow moving cars for the chance of another snack.
We were informed of the "Grumpy Shop Keepers" before we went, they are picky about what you feed these particular burros. We thought the only thing we could get grouched at over would be feeding the babies (which are clearly marked with DO NOT FEED stickers on their foreheads). We found out there are other unspoken rules, one of them being don't feed them apple cores since it can cause belly aches. I don't know how they know this, unless Dr. Dolittle lives in Oatman, but we apologized and went on about our business of getting rid of 10 pounds of carrots.
We walked through several of the shops, and the girls even enjoyed ice cream with some nosey onlookers waiting to eat something else that would probably cause belly aches. Grumps aside, it was a great experience for the whole family, I even found some old equipment to look at while they were playing with the critters.
This entry was posted in Family Fun, Hiking and Exploration, On The Road Again, Tours on March 29, 2013 by Jody.


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Interpreting the Late Neolithic of Upper Mesopotamia
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Edited by O.P. Nieuwenhuyse, R. Bernbeck, P.M.M.G. Akkermans, and J. Rogasch (Papers on Archaeology from The Leiden Museum of Antiquities 9). Pp. 520, figs. 365. Brepols, Turnhout 2013. €110. ISBN 978-2-503-54001-6 (paper).
Katharina Streit
This volume assembles 46 papers presented at the conference of the same title, which took place at the National Museum of Archaeology, Leiden, in March 2009. All contributions have been peer reviewed prior to publication. At first glance, this publication attracts the reader's attention with its title, which promises to cover a period and region of considerable length and extent. The contributing authors represent many different academic institutions of Europe, the United States, the Middle East, and Japan, from universities, museums, and external research institutes, as well as local antiquities authorities. In their introduction, Bernbeck and Nieuwenhuyse emphasize that the conference included predominantly young and upcoming researchers (18). Nevertheless, contributions by senior scholars who have shaped the field are not missing.
The volume is arranged in six thematic sections with, in some instances, rather vague titles: (1) Lifeways in the Late Neolithic: Large Scale Issues; (2) Lifeways in the Late Neolithic: The Small Scale; (3) Materialities and Materials; (4) Diachronic processes; (5) Beyond the Northern Mesopotamian Core; and (6) Sites and Regions.
The introduction by Bernbeck and Nieuwenhuyse, two of the editors, introduces the volume, providing a background on the conference that resulted in the publication as well as on the topic itself. The authors raise key topics in the field, such as different research traditions, theoretical debates, and Late Neolithic social structure. In their introduction, they do not avoid the tedious task of organizing and presenting the stratigraphy of key sites, and they thus provide an essential chronological background for the entire volume.
The first section, on large-scale issues, includes papers with a broad geographic approach, covering ceramics (chs. 5, 8), the origin of the Halaf culture (ch. 7) as well as site structure, settlement patterns, and cultural interaction (chs. 2–4, 6). The second section, on "the small scale," according to Bernbeck and Nieuwenhuyse (32), is devoted to quotidian and small-scale issues. The section includes papers discussing iconography and ritual (ch. 9), pottery decoration (chs. 10, 11), lithic industry (chs. 12, 13), spatial analysis (ch. 14), food preparation (ch. 15), and burial practice (chs. 16–18). Section 3 deals with individual material groups: stone vessels (chs. 21, 22), lithics (chs. 23, 24) and ceramics (chs. 25–7). The thematic distinctions between the first three sections are not evident. Chapters such as "Cultural Affinities and the Use of Lithics during the 8th to 7th Millennia Cal. BCE in the North Levant and Northern Mesopotamia" (ch. 23) by Maeda, discussing obsidian artifacts from Tell el-Kerkh and Akarçay Tepe, could fit in more than one of these sections. The same applies to "Sequencing Practices, Revealing Traditions: A Case Study on Painters' Brushwork" (ch. 10) by Castro Gessner on ceramic painted designs from Early Halaf strata at Sabi Abyad and Fıstıklı Höyük.
Section 4 comprises four papers discussing chronological aspects of sealing practice (ch. 28), pottery (ch. 29), flint projectiles (ch. 30), and sling balls (ch. 31). Section 5 deals with the borders of the Halaf culture and neighboring regions, including the southern Levant (ch. 32), Turkey (chs. 33, 34), the Caucasus (ch. 35), and Iran (chs. 36, 37). The last section (6) consists of site reports for nine Halaf sites (chs. 38–46).
The general subdivision employed in this volume is of limited use, as papers within a section still vary greatly and do not form a coherent body. Nevertheless, this should not be seen as a failure of the editors but rather reflects the unresolvable difficulty of arranging conference papers of such varied foci, methods, periods, regions, and scope in one volume. The contributions rather stand by themselves and naturally relate to other papers in this volume. The chapters include informative titles and concise abstracts for the reader's convenience. Unfortunately, the volume does not contain an index, which would have facilitated the use of the book immensely.
The "Late Neolithic" has been considered by Bernbeck and Nieuwenhuyse as the seventh and sixth millennia cal B.C.E. for this publication (19). This time period thus includes several distinct cultural entities, such as the Dark Faced Burnished Tradition, the pre-Halaf Pottery Neolithic, and the Halaf culture, with very different assemblages and social patterns. While their relation is discussed to some degree in individual papers (e.g., chs. 1, 7, 8, 32), a more organized approach, possibly within thematic sections, would have been helpful. Geographically, the publication focuses on northern Mesopotamia, although seven of the 46 contributions discuss topics outside these geographic boundaries, providing a wider frame.
The volume goes beyond simply a collection of papers, as it indeed succeeds in covering the main key topics and will thus be the "go to" publication to gain a quick up-to-date overview on specific questions. The book is well illustrated with black and white figures, although additional color plates, particularly for papers discussing Halafian ceramics, would have been welcome. It should be pointed out, however, that this volume does not replace a synthetic work on the topic (which is still missing) and is not suitable as a concise introduction to the later Neolithic of the region. Rather, it provides a collection of current views, approaches, and methods to be read in a wider review of available literature.
Collecting up-to-date key topics in one volume is of immense use for any researcher of Neolithic Mesopotamia. The volume appears well balanced, discussing established research projects and more recent approaches; no other similar publication is available for the later Neolithic. The wide geographic and chronological scope of this volume will make it a frequented handbook for the experienced student and scholars in the field, and it should not be missing in archaeological libraries. I only regret that this volume did not receive the honor of hardcover binding; no doubt the copies of this book both in offices and libraries will soon look battered as the result of frequent consultation by researchers.
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Book Review of Interpreting the Late Neolithic of Upper Mesopotamia, edited by O.P. Nieuwenhuyse, R. Bernbeck, P.M.M.G. Akkermans, and J. Rogasch
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Fayose Must End Up In Jail After Tenure – Fayemi
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Ex-Ekiti Governor and Minister of Mines and Steel Development, Kayode Fayemi, on Saturday vowed to jail Ekiti State Governor Ayodele Fayose, if reelected.
Minister of solid minerals development Kayode Fayemi
He made the vow during the declaration of intent to contest for Ekiti State governorship seat on the platform of the All Progressives Congress (APC).
He said that Fayose will be made to account for the gross mismanagement of the state's resources and allocation in the last four years.
Fayemi, who was governor between October 2010 and October 2014, shocked the crowd by bringing out a red card from his pocket which he symbolically showed to Fayose and the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP).
According to him, the red card is an answer to the White Paper issued against him by the Fayose regime which indicted him of financial impropriety and banned him from holding public office for ten years.
He said that Fayose owes core civil servants six months, local government workers ten months, community health workers ten months; pensioners, ten months; teachers, ten months and students, bursaries of over three years.
After his declaration at the secretariat, Fayemi and his train moved to the nearby Jonathan African Church Ajilosun, Ado-Ekiti where he addressed another crowd waiting for him on his agenda for the state.
He said all APC members who had joined the governorship race are eminently qualified to occupy the state's number one seat saying anyone who emerges as the flag bearer would be supported by all.
The minister declared that everything humanly, constitutionally and legally possible would be done to win Ekiti State for APC at the next governorship election.
Fayemi said: "When I come before you, it is with profound need for the unfinished business, we need to complete what we started, reclaim our land and restore our land.
"Anywhere Ekiti people go, people subject us to questions that what is wrong with you Ekiti people?
"We thought you are educated, we thought you are exposed, how do you come up with a character like this as governor?
"It is time to put a stop to that; it is not about title, it is about sacrifice and whatever it will take us to free Ekiti from these criminal and rapacious brigands, we will do it.
"We are here to inform Ekiti people that we will never abandon them. We will never hesitate to leave the comfort of Abuja. It is high time to come home and help our vulnerable people."
He added: "We will do everything that is required to win Ekiti back. They will accuse us of using federal might.
"Although power belongs to God and he gives it to whoever He wishes, we will use bottom power, middle power. That is why they are jittery."
He described the White Paper of the Fayose administration which indicted him of financial impropriety and recommended him for a ten-year ban from holding public office as an "ordinary tissue paper."
The minister said: "Every time I move around, I see the suffering and penury our people are going through. I saw their pain and pangs of not knowing where the next meal will come from.
"That is why we must tell the man who is shouting around that he has a White Paper, we have a red card for him and his party. We will ensure that he will end up in jail."
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The Naoshima archipelago consists of 27 small and large islands floating in the Seto Inland Sea, about 3km south of Tamano, in the Okayama Prefecture, of which only five are inhabited. Due to the presence of copper refineries, islands like Naoshima and Inujima used to be heavily polluted by the fumes. After the war, however, afforestation was introduced and has been in force ever since. In particular, the greenery of Kōjin-shima has been revived, and the southern side of Naoshima has been designated part of the Setonaikai National Park.
Benesse Art Site Naoshima is a collective name for the art activities conducted on the islands of Naoshima, Teshima, and Inujima. Furthermore, the Setouchi Art Festival is held once every three years in the archipelago, with hordes gathering from all over the country.
Benesse Art Site Naoshima was born from the Naoshima International Campsite in 1989, designed by world famous architect Tadao Andō, where people could experience the beauty of the Setouchi area by staying overnight in Mongolian yurts. Then came the opening of Benesse House and the installation of Yayoi Kusama's Pumpkin, which soon became one of the symbols of Naoshima.
The Oval is one of the lodging facilities of Benesse House, designed by Tadao Andō and opened in 1995, with a great number of guests every year. In the meantime, the old houses are being transformed into works of art. Tadao Andō also developed the Chichū Art Museum, using a century-old private residence. The museum opened in 2004, with photographs, sketches and miniatures documenting Andō's activity on Naoshima, as well as the history of the island.
On the island, in a corner of a 9-hectare hilly area terraced with 270 rice paddies overlooking the Seto Inland Sea, stands the Teshima Art Museum, which combines art and the beautiful natural scenery. Since the island is quite small, it is very easy to tour by bicycle or moped which you can rent. The Teshima Yokoo House showcases the works of one of the most representative contemporary artists, the famed graphic designer Tadanori Yokoo, with life and death as a recurring theme. The most distinctive feature of the building is the red glass of the windows that filters and modulates the light and colour of the interiors, allowing the artworks to acquire a shifting range of appearances and giving visitors the illusion of walking through a three-dimensional collage. There is no better way to end the tour than with a bite or a drink at the gourmet snack bar in the elegant set-up of a renovated private house.
Regardless of its small extension (0.54m²), Inujima is full of natural charm and cultural facilities. The Inujima Seirensho Art Museum is located on the site of a former copper refinery, where you can enjoy the atmosphere of ancient ruins. In 2007, the Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry designated the Inujima refinery as one of Japan's Industrial Modernisation Heritage sites, in recognition for the pivotal role it played in the industrial development of Japan. When you are finished with culture, you can enjoy the nature strolling leisurely or relaxing on the sandy beach of the Inujima Seaside Resort.


In his gripping and provocative debut, anthropologist Jason De Leon sheds light on one of the most pressing political issues of our time - the human consequences of US immigration policy. The Land of Open Graves reveals the suffering and deaths that occur daily in the Sonoran Desert of Arizona as thousands of undocumented migrants attempt to cross the border from Mexico into the US.
Examining the borders between one nation and another, between one person and another, Urrea reveals his mastery of the short form. This collection includes the Edgar Award-winning "Amapola" and his now-classic "Bid Farewell to Her Many Horses", which had the honor of being chosen for NPR's Selected Shorts not once but twice.
Nineteen-year-old Nayeli works at a taco shop in her Mexican village and dreams about her father, who journeyed to the US to find work. Recently it has dawned on her that he isn't the only man who has left town. In fact there are almost no men in the village - they've all gone north. While watching The Magnificent Seven, Nayeli decides to go north herself and recruit seven men - her own "Siete Magníficos" - to repopulate her hometown and protect it from the bandidos who plan on taking it over.
Meticulous research, funneled through the heart of a poet; for me, this is about as good as it gets. Add to that Mr. Urrea's far-superior pronunciation of words and names in Spanish, and this is the best audiobook I've read in years. If you like horror, true crime or literary non-fiction (how many titles can you say that about?) get this one TODAY. I'm using all my credits on Urrea books until I read them all, and I'm buying print copies as well.
Yes, I would definitely recommend this book. However, I would only recommend this book to a select group of readers who have an open mind and are searching for something a little different. I'm not too sure why I initially selected this particular download as it wouldn't have been my initial preference, but I had a surplus of credits. I'm so glad I picked this book. I am now googling the author, reading his interviews with Bill Moyers and now I'm hooked.
What other book might you compare The Devil's Highway to and why?
It's a haunting and harrowing read, much like Cormac Mccarthy's The Road. It's dark, gloomy, and in your face. While many readers get turned off with the grotesque details, I feel leaving out those details discounts the plight of the walkers and La Migra.
There were no favorite scenes, but I wish the author would have invested more time in doing more follow up research on the dead walkers, the survivors and the Border Patrol agents who played a role in the rescue efforts.
If you could give The Devil's Highway a new subtitle, what would it be?
Urrea's narration of his book was pure genius. His tone, pitch, mood, and command of the story was flawless. I stopped myself on several occasions fast forwarding to the key moments of despair due to the anxiety the was building inside of me.
Very graphic and not for everyone. Occasionally I'd have to switch the iPod to lighter listening, only to find it insipid, long for this horribly graphic, incredibly sad story and switch it back again.
This is one of many tragedies of 2001 that was totally eclipsed and further complicated by 9/11.
There is an interactive map and a few photos if you google the book title, as well as a National Geographic article available on the internet about one of the wildlife areas mentioned that I found to be excellent companions to this book. I wish this type of material was included as a PDF download in more audiobooks that have so much to do with a place.
There is also an afterward, consisting of an interview with the author and acknowledgements that gave additional context after the book.
The storytelling, details, and overall journey are beautiful for such a sad story.
I read this entire book in one day...that's how amazing it is!
Wow, a true story well told with a balance story from all sides. well worth the cost!!
Luis Alberto Urrea, intellectual voice of so many voices that have been silenced. Such amazing and real work here.
Narrated by the author this compelling story is extremely emotional and eye opening. It will leave you in tears.
I loved this story. the reading was wonderfully clear and I would definitely recommend it to anyone who has desire to read a harsh story with a great message.
I am using this book in a chicana/o literature program and it is by far my favorite book on the list. The author does a great job of narrating the story. This book is incredibly important, very well written, and a great listen. In spite of dealing with a horrible event, an event that is rendered with such a visceral realism that you feel you are dying in the dessert, it is still a well told, often funny, narrative. The story encompasses the complete experience of this boarder event and the people it involves. In fact, the empathy of the author for all who become involved is phenomenal. You get to know everyone in a very firsthand way: the boarder patrol, the immigrants, and the coyote. It is such an accomplishment.
Slow start, but once the journey begins the pace picks up. The Aftermath (Part IV) introduces many of the complexities of the immigration story. A great read for someone with limited knowledge looking to gain increased perspective.
A true story written like an angry elegy. Hard to listen to in parts, but that's the point. Urrea wants us to face into the reality. It's true, it really happened, and it's still happening. It is an important story beyond the US-Mexican border also.
Urrea is a novelist and essayist; this is clear throughout this story which is full of facts and analysis but presented with a storyteller's skill. The book won several awards and shortlisted for the Pulitzer. I will seek out Urrea's other novels now.


Social Security places government in one of its noblest roles: as an institution that offers a bedrock financial guarantee to all members of society that they need not fear the financial consequences of growing old or disabled. That's quite the opposite of the U.S. government's all too familiar role as a provider of corporate welfare, a patsy to narrow business interests that hijack government programs and agencies and convert taxpayer assets into private profits, with inadequate reciprocal benefits to the public.
So it saddened me to learn that our Social Security system is under attack. Relying on a trumped-up "crisis" in the Social Security program, a band of so-called privatizers want to convert our Social Security commonwealth into individual, private accounts.
The privatizers mislead the public. They distort returns we are likely to experience from a privatized system. They fail to mention the enormous administrative fees that stock brokers and insurance agents might conceivably skim from private accounts, and they remain silent about the likelihood of millions of people losing their retirement income in the stock market. They ignore SEC Chairman Arthur Levitt's warning that stock fraud hucksters will inevitably take advantage of people who are encouraged to put their Social Security money in the stock market.
Worst of all, privatization will destroy one of Social Security's great assets systemic tranquillity. We know that in old age or disability, we can count on Social Security for financial support. If the system is privatized this tranquillity will be replaced by anxiety, as we worry about whether we will be winners or losers in the system's roller-coaster ride on Wall Street.
In his State of the Union address, President Clinton refused to accede to the privatizers' wishes for now. His proposal to allocate a portion of the federal budget surplus to a Social Security trust fund is a step forward in guaranteeing younger generations benefits similar to those that exist currently.
Unfortunately, the president also reintroduced a notion that seemed to have disappeared from the social security debate in recent months: direct government investment of portions of the Social Security trust fund in the stock market.
Under the President's proposal, at the end of 15 years, the federal government will have invested about $700 billion in stocks. That means the government would basically own 4 to 5 percent of the entire stock market. This sort of initiative would further balloon an already dangerously inflated stock market and bring the country perilously closer to a corporate state, where corporations and government converge to serve big business interests.
What would happen if the market ever faced collapse? Would the President and Congress sit idly by as $700 billion in government investments shrank to $400 billion? That's hard to imagine. They'd almost certainly intervene. And any such intervention would primarily benefit private investors who will escape troubled waters without paying any rescue fees. That's free, de facto investor insurance, and it will raise risk taking to new speculative highs.
Increased government interest in the stock market might also force Congress to legislate with even more of an eye to serving Wall Street than is currently the case. This sort of bias would inevitably result in a host of policies that would negatively effect the public and the environment: weak safety and health standards, suppression of the minimum wage, meaningless restrictions on greenhouse gas emissions, etc.
Proponents of the president's plan say it is not qualitatively different than federal, state, and local pension fund investment in the market. But those funds are diffused among hundreds of such investors. And they aren't invested by institutions who are able to bail out corporations and set national economic policy.
If Congress and the president do erroneously proceed with a plan to invest these funds in the stock market, the government must at the very least exercise the generic rights afforded to stock owners: the right to vote shares and influence company policy commensurate with its ownership stake. The government is not like other investors — it has certain policies and principles that it seeks to promote as a matter of law. It would be intolerable for it, as an investor, to ignore such corporate practices as consumer fraud, worker safety, and other corporate crimes that contradict broad public interest concerns.
For more information, contact the National Council of Senior Citizens at 1-301-578-8800 or www.preamble.org.


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Ministry lays foundation for single-use plastic ban
By Elizabeth Ah-Hi, 26/07/2018
The Government's plan to ban single-use plastics was on the agenda during a public consultation at the Tui Atua Tupua Tamasese Efi (T.A.T.T.E.) building yesterday.
The meeting was part of a two-day consultation in Upolu as the Government moves to draft a legislation to regulate plastics.
Facilitated by the Ministry of Natural Resources and Environment (M.N.R.E.), the aim was to seek feedback from the community.
Assistant C.E.O., Seumalo Afele Failagi, said they were looking for issues that people face at the village level and in this particular meeting, they wanted to hear their perspective.
"It is also part of Samoa's commitment to regional strategy and global community in combatting plastic pollution which is affecting our ocean, our marine resources as well as our environment," said Seumalo.
"The plan is we are looking to having the legislation in place around September."
Seumalo said that the Government believes Samoa is on the right path by working towards legislation to ban plastics, given that there has been a 28.9 percent increase of waste generation over the last 6 years
There is a huge number of wastes being generated and significant amount percentage is of plastic. And of course you have noticed around the main road how our people mentality is in the proper management of plastic waste.
"The Ministry is trying to work with the community so that people can understand how best they can manage plastic in proper ways, starting at the household level as well as government. I think that this initiative is really good for Samoa to ensure the health of the nation and our environment in general."
At this point, Seumalo would agree that it is misleading to assume that all plastics will banned with the new legislation in September.
He said this is why consultation were needed to prioritise which plastics to focus on. They will also implement a 'phase out' approach to implementing the legislation and first looking at single use plastics, Styrofoam and straws.
"When we talk about plastic, it's not including all plastics but looking at our priority – what are the issues that we are facing so that we know which type of plastic we are going to focus on," he said.
"This consultation is to confirm, as a Ministry we need to consult the public, so that they provide the feedback and also to confirm some of these types of plastics we need to be focusing on instead of us coming up with the initiative. We will also consider the safety of our food packaging so we're not going to ban all plastics but looking at the single use plastics and Styrofoam, straws."
Changing mindsets, however, says Seumalo will take a little bit longer.
"I wouldn't say it's cultural but for someone who has been growing up in Samoa all my life, I've seen people throw rubbish out of the car, kids and sometimes adults. Changing mindsets is a long term target and it takes a bit of time to be able to sink in the message about proper disposal of waste."
The consultation meetings is moving to Savai'i today.
Micronesian states' exit could alter Pacific politics
If several nations in Micronesia leave the Pacific Islands Forum Secretariat it will "fundamentally change" the nature of Pacific politics, says Derek Grossman, a senior defense analyst and lecturer at the University of Southern California.


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Démographie
La population du district était de  en 1999.

Notes et références

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Running Government like a Business: Customer Service and Succession Planning
By John Buzuvis, Community Development Director for the City of Plymouth, MI
Today's world of government is changing quickly. By design, government is set up to move slower than a private business. This design, in theory, ensures the opportunity for those who wish to have input to do so at several points in many governmental decisions. Typically private businesses are not required to hold a public hearing to change a rule or policy. Juxtapose this with the "time is money" mentality of folks waiting to see what government is going to do, and you find yourself on the precipice of sacrificing inclusiveness for efficiency or efficiency for inclusiveness.
I've worked in public service and local government for the better part of two decades. I've seen lots of changes. Some I've embraced; some haven't made as much sense to me. During my years of service, one thing has become clear: Lots of people want government decisions to be slow and deliberate when it comes to their "neighbors" but run like a private business when it comes to them. Precedent is something we deal with all the time in government. If I say "yes" to one person, I have to say "yes" to everyone who wants to do that same thing.
One area of government that can be, and in my opinion should be, more like a private business is the customer service experience. For all intents and purposes, customer service doesn't cost anything. Greeting customers/residents with a smile, answering questions, and returning phone calls/emails on the same day are free. Accessibility and time spent educating customers about how and why government works the way it does pay dividends.
Customer service and running government like a business don't mean always saying "yes." As an administrator, often times I have to tell people "no." Nobody likes to be told "no." People will say things like "I pay taxes here" or "I pay your salary." Often times, though, people respect and appreciate friendly delivery and the time spent explaining why the answer is "no."
Public service is not a utopia, and it certainly isn't for the faint of heart. Gone are the days of better benefits than the private sector. Resources are constrained, and we are doing more with less. Couple that with an aging group of key employees, and you're left with the challenge of how to continue the legacy of efficient, customer service-oriented government, with a finite supply of willing and able next generation public sector leaders. Succession planning is a huge threat to smaller organizations. Having younger, eager, invested, and talented people to replace us "old timers" is a challenge.
I love my job and have no plans to move on anytime soon. However, the question becomes how do we run government like a business, focus on customer service, and get the younger generation of up-and-coming administrators interested in signing up for the long haul?
John Buzuvis is a 2006 alum of the EMU MPA program and has worked in the non-profit/public sector since 2001. John is the Community Development Director for the City of Plymouth, MI, where he lives with his wife and two children.


Abortion is supposed to be a choice, but why is it that some pro-choice people cannot tolerate the choice to NOT abort?
Case in point: Jenna Gassew and Dan Haley, a young couple from Pennsylvania, discovered when Jenna was 13 weeks pregnant that their baby boy had a rare defect. Their baby was a victim of anencephaly, a terminal defect which results in the lack of a large part of the brain and skull.
Most people would expect them to abort the baby and try again, but these two young parents chose to continue the pregnancy. In fact, as devout Catholics, they decided to make the most of a very, very difficult situation. It was their choice to chronicle the pregnancy and ultimate birth and death of their young son.
It turned into an amazing journey for Jenna, Dan, and baby Shane when they created a bucket list for their baby and documented it all on a facebook page called Prayers for Shane. Their bucket list included all the things that parents naturally want to show their children. The only difference was that Shane could only participate prenatally in this journey. They took him on trips, to baseball games, and to their favorite childhood places, each time documenting the events with photos and comments on the facebook page. They even painted Jenna's baby bump with a jack-o-lantern for Halloween. The facebook page grew and grew, and so did the followers.
People posted prayers and stories of their own children, as well as many, many messages of support. All of these followers supported the three of them throughout the pregnancy. When Shane was born on October 9, the photos were published, and the outpouring continued. Sadly, little Shane lived only a few hours, but he was baptized into the Catholic faith with all his family present.
This family's support from the facebook page helped them through their journey, even though they knew how the story would ultimately end. They treasured this support every day. They knew that Shane was loved by many throughout his short life, and that brought them peace and gratitude.
Sadly, just two days later the unthinkable happened. Someone hacked into the Prayers for Shane facebook page, posting explicit images, and removing supportive comments. Needless to say, they were distraught and heartsick that someone would do such a horrible thing. Jenna feared that all those memories would be lost forever.
It was this couple's choice to not abort their baby. How can some pro-choice people be so hateful because they disagreed with this choice?
The good news is that Facebook came to the rescue and was able to restore all of their tributes. To date the page has received nearly 1 million likes.


Mercedes and the Coen Brothers' new ad show that the 'Easy Rider' generation hasn't aged too well.
Despite decades of inductions, it's not getting any easier to get into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame.
With 'Born To Be Wild,' Steppenwolf delivered not only a timeless rock anthem and open road biker soundtrack, but also one of the most iconic songs of an era, and a clear choice for inclusion on our Top 100 Classic Rock Songs list.


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Versioned Literate Programming for Tutorials
last posted July 15, 2014, 12:48 p.m.
Back in 2004, I wrote a blog post Versioned Literate Aspect-Oriented Programming:
As I've been developing a GEF application, I've been thinking about turning it into a tutorial. I immediately wondered if it might be a great project for literate programming.
I could write a web and then tangle it to generate the GEF application and weave it to get the tutorial. But as features are incrementally added to the application over the course of the tutorial, conventional literate programming might not be enough. At the very least, some kind of versioning would need to be included.
But then it occurred to me that it's perhaps best thought of not just as a versioning issue but as an aspect-oriented one. For example, if step four of the tutorial is adding undo support then that would involve not only new classes but the insertion of code at points in existing methods.
I wonder if such a system exists?
created Sept. 4, 2012, 12:45 p.m.
I've played around a little bit with using Git branches, where each branch is a step in the tutorial.
The problem is there's really two "version dimensions" in his context: the versioning of the code being developed as part of the tutorial and the versioning of the tutorial itself.
You need to be able to go back an fix a problem in tutorial step 2 and have it cascade through all subsequent steps. So in one sense, you're rewriting history, rebasing, etc. But there's still a separate history your tutorial writing is following.
Dave Long's response to my original 2004 post:
Literate programming is composing a program source by pasting together a dag of (smaller) chunks. Versioning, however, is composing a program source by pasting together a list of (sequential) edits.
The former is primarily spatial, and the latter primarily temporal, so it may not be too difficult to keep the two from interfering.
Heck; use the versioning capability to expand chunks in the appropriate environment of a configuration tree, and one would have self-documenting CM.
Of course, with things like Git, versioning is a DAG too.
Another comment I made on the idea back in 2005:
One thing that occurs to me is that the versioning in what I'm talking about isn't exactly the same kind of versioning you normally do with something like Subversion. It's not about keeping a history, it's about creating a history, so there'd be nothing wrong with going back and changing earlier versions.
Back in 2011, I posted a couple of Git-related questions to StackOverflow specifically with this project in mind:
how to re-parent in Git
how to break off a sub-sequence of git commits as a separate branch + merge commit
how to re-order commits in Git non-interactively
Someone actually accused me of asking for help on my homework in that first question :-)
created Sept. 4, 2012, 1:06 p.m.
I'm starting to think an approach might be to have the code alongside the tutorial but have markup in the tutorial that refers to commit and tree SHAs relevant to the code changes being discussed.
created Jan. 26, 2013, 9:38 p.m.
Going to start coding this at https://github.com/jtauber/tutour
created Jan. 27, 2013, 1:07 a.m.
"tutour" is the archaic spelling of "tutor" plus has "tour" in it which works nicely :-)
The approach I'm taking isn't (initially) literate programming Knuth-style because I'm thinking of writing code, then annotating the SHAs.
Once I get a better sense of how that's going to go, though, I think the code could be more literate.
Submitted a proposal to http://conf.writethedocs.org/ to give a 20-minute talk about these ideas.
Some examples of (hand-crafted) versioned literate tutorials that could benefit from tools:
http://jtauber.com/2006/05/templates.html
http://code.activestate.com/lists/python-list/343157/
http://jtauber.com/blog/2004/11/02/six_snapshots_of_a_simple_eclipse_gef_application/
https://raw.github.com/jtauber/folds/master/notes.py
In particular, there are examples in the above links where I redefine existing functions and it would be nice to cleanly show the diffs.
And if I were tweaking methods on a class, the approach in some of these examples just wouldn't work.
In tutour, I've started down the path of annotating SHAs after the fact, but another approach (almost the dual) would be to write a literate program containing diffs and then being able to generate the code at any step from there.
It's more natural in some respects but more cumbersome in others.
When I say "write a literate program containing diffs", they wouldn't be traditional diffs as you wouldn't want to have to explicitly say what's been deleted (besides being a pain, it would be very fragile).
In fact, fragility in the face of tweaking earlier steps is a key thing to watch for in general in any approach.
Another example of something I've written before that would be ripe for this:
http://jtauber.com/blog/2008/11/27/voronoi_canvas_tutorial_part_i/
Lately I've been thinking about a variation to the above approach where, instead of annotating SHAs, the full patches are included in the "web" and you "tangle" to get a commit history and you "weave" to get the tutorial.
created July 15, 2014, 4:26 a.m.
So the tool wouldn't directly reference the git repo; you'd develop the tutorial and the git repo side by side.
But there'd be a separate utility where you basically say "given this point in the web, generate the patch that will get me to this SHA in the git repo".
This patch could then be incorporated into the "web", annotated appropriately, etc.
To avoid a change in the "web" breaking something, you could put in checks like "at this point, the tangled code should equal this SHA in git" (or maybe even just "this content SHA").
This is sort of like octave checks in lilypond (the music typesetting system) where, when using relative pitches, you can at any time say "this note is supposed to be in the 4th octave so flag an error if it isn't".
So I think what this would look like is an extension to something like Markdown plus the aforementioned command-line utilities.
Because the changes you want displayed in the "weaved" tutorial aren't necessarily the same as the patch necessary for the "tangled" code, the patch in the "web" must be able to be annotated not only with comments about the change, but with directives as to how to display it.
For example, often you'll want to just display the new version of something in full rather than a fine-grained diff.
created July 15, 2014, 12:40 p.m.
Although it occurs to me that as long as you still end up with the same content SHA, the "web" itself could do things like full-replacements of functions or methods rather than containing fine-grained diffs.
It would be nice if there was language-specific knowledge in the tools so the directives could be as simple as saying "replace the foo function with this" and it work out the patch on "tangle".
I should also point out that an online version of the tutorial could present alternative displays off the diffs at the reader's choice.
So if the default is "replace the foo function with this" there could be an icon which actually switches that to display the actual diff.
Or the reader could arbitrarily say "show me a diff between step 3 and step 7 of the tutorial".


Given the importance of battery safety, never opt for cheap chargers. With electronic cigarettes – as with so much in life, you usually get what you pay for. No matter how much you might like the thought of saving a few dollars here and there, you definitely don't want to cut corners with your e-cigarette power source.
Make sure that your charger is the right one for your battery. Every device comes with a wall adapter and a cable for charging. These are the recommended charging tools for that device, and are the best option for ensuring the safety of that e-cigarette and anyone who comes into contact with it.


Andrea Reese loves Whiskers! Check out her adventures in NYC, and her visit to Whiskers.
"Reese's reason for counting her pennies became clear when we arrived at our final stop: Whiskers Holistic Pet Care (235 East Ninth Street; 212-979-2532; http://www.1800whiskers.com).
Inside, Reese grabbed a basket to stock up on tasty canine treats, which she had already arranged for the store to deliver to the Queens Community Animal Shelter the following day.
We would expect nothing less from the daughter of a research scientist whose idea of childhood fun was to accompany her dad — the head of neurobiology at the National Institutes of Health — to the lab on weekends, where they'd have horseshoe crab races or spray silicone on the floors and "skate" down the halls.
She placed her basket on the floor and began filling it with enticingly named Wellness and Merrick puppy products. Campfire Trout, Thanksgiving Turkey, Chicken Drumette, Wild Buffalo and even Grammy's Pot Pie went into the pile.
"That would be a great burrito," Reese opined of the vegetarian Sweet Potato formula. "And you can't go wrong with Cowboy Cookout. I'm so happy about this… What is venison?" We reply as she's poised to toss another can in the cart.
The burgeoning activist counted the cans (17, at $1.79 and $1.89 each) and decided to spend her last $3 on some Waggers Originals Natural Treats, which included Savory Casserole, Hearty Stew and a yummy-sounding Peanut Butter and Rolled Oats cookie (woof!).
The cashier entered the shelter's delivery information into the computer and tallied up the damage ($46.59, with tax and driver's tip), bringing Reese's grand FWD Shopping With total to $99.51.
Guess paying attention in third grade math class really does pay off.
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ARC REVIEW: The Cafe At Marigold Marina – by Tilly Tennant
Date: March 25, 2022Author: Yvonne (It's All About Books) 8 Comments
Title: The Cafe At Marigold Marina
Author: Tilly Tennant
Genre: Contemporary, Romance
First published: April 8th 2022
Publisher: Bookouture
Finished reading: March 5th 2022
"You never know what you're capable of until you're forced to try."
*** A copy of this book was kindly provided to me by Netgalley and Bookouture in exchange for an honest review. Thank you! ***
I've been meaning to try one of Tilly Tennant's books for a while now, and I was immediately charmed by the blurb of The Cafe At Marigold Marina when I spotted it. The cafe and the bookshop barge, the seemingly slowburn romance, the marina in general… I thought this was going to be the perfect heartwarming romance, and just what I was in the mood for. Unfortunately, this story and me most definitely didn't get along instead.
I still really like the marina setting and the cafe made a great backdrop for the story. The community spirit in general was great too, and it's probably one of the reasons I kept reading for this long. I love a good slowburn romance, and I understand that the main character is still grieving, but still… I wasn't a fan at all by how everything was developed. Rosie basically has no backbone and not only did her husband treat her like garbage before he died, she clearly didn't see that how he treated her was wrong. On top of this, she keeps calling Nicole her friend and says she has to keep her promises even though both clearly don't make sense at all… The constant mention just how much she is still grieving, how she can never be with someone again and the whole 'Fergus said' became so frustrating that I had to force myself to keep reading.
On top of this, we have to deal with not only a love triangle vibe, but also with a cheating element. Both are major pet peeves, but I can overlook them depending on how they are developed. In this case, I really couldn't stand how they were incorporated into the plot though… Especially with the main character Rosie being so blind to it all when it's all SO obvious. I felt the reactions of the characters in general was a bit all over the place and not consistent enough to turn them into believable and rounded characters. The tone of the writing itself wasn't for me either… And I confess that I started skimreading somewhere after the halfway mark just to be done with it sooner.
All in all this wasn't the positive and uplifting romance experience I was hoping for… I might give her books another try, but The Cafe At Marigold Marina was a clear miss for me.
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nickimags @ Secret Library Book Blog says:
Ooh dear yvo I don't think I'd have enjoyed this one either! xx
Yvonne (It's All About Books) says:
It's such a shame because the premise did sound good! xx
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WendyW says:
Good reasons to not love this one, Yvonne. But that setting would be sure to bring me in.
I was exactly the same when I saw the setting!
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