Say that being good at sales requires a broad set of skills, but the most important skills are an understanding of the product you are selling, and knowing the market and customers. Confidence and excellent communication skills are vital.
Say that you would set up some internal competitions with prizes based on sales targets. The prizes would be given at group events, such as a monthly team meal.
Be honest and talk briefly about your experience. Highlight any major deals you made and be very positive about the companies you have worked for. Talk about how your career has progressed to date and mention any responsibilities you had.
Say that you would provide them with some closer mentoring and provide them with encouragement, and tell them that they are a capable salesperson. Also you would ensure that they had the tools needed to do their job well.


That's right. We are at Children's in Omaha room 502. Third hospital in twelve days. Ryan was doing good after his discharge yesterday in Lincoln and we were taking things slowly with his digestive system knowing it will take time to get him back to normal. This morning I took Trevor back to the doctor and he was put on another antibiotic and an inhaler because his pneumonia is still there. While I was gone, he started gagging, coughing and trying to throw up. Travis emptied his stomach and Ryan was very lethargic with his eyes twitching. We took him to the doctor and waited for Children's transport to come pick him up and bring him to Omaha. He is obviously still having abdominal issues and we are settled just waiting to get tests ordered and figure out what they want to do. My sister, whose daughter is still on oxygen in the hospital, was so sweet to help us organize things. We have a room at the Rainbow House so one of us will get a good night's sleep. I'll update after we get some results but it might be a while. Thanks for your continued prayers. This is beyond frustrating but we are in great hands here and won't leave until we know things are resolved. The older two kids are going to Dare to Share tonight and tomorrow with our church and Trevor has a birthday sleepover tomorrow night. My dad and stepmom are spending the weekend at our house to help us and my sister, and Travis's parents are available too. Thank God for our family and church. They have all been so helpful and supportive, and we have been so blessed. A huge thank you to our pastor, Mark, for getting the kids' bags to the right houses tonight! You are a blessing!
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Michelle Wong has been working on a finding a way to defeat a new kind of Android malware obfuscation, which we call run-time based obfuscation. Run-time based obfuscation subverts the Java runtime environment of Android itself, bending the rules that normally govern code execution to allow malware to hide itself. It is currently used by many of the most advanced Android packers and code obfuscators, including aliprotect, qihoo, tencent and ijiami. Michelle devised a novel technique that uses iterative rounds of static analysis, symbolic execution and dynamic instrumentation to defeat these obfuscation technqiues. The paper, titled "Tackling runtime-based obfuscation in Android with TIRO" has been accepted at Usenix Security. Congratulations Michelle!


The library consists of two sides. One side has books and the other side has book readers – Kindles. We already have six Kindles loaded with 1,500 books and exams taken in the past in many subjects which can be used as study material for future exams. The plan is to have twenty of these readers. The book side of the library has bookshelves filled with 1,500 books on many subjects. This will be a great resource for these high school students.
This library will elevate these girls to new levels. Libraries of this caliber are almost nonexistent in Kenya. The library will open up new worlds to these girls. The principal said that she expects the girls' grades to improve with the additional resources provided by Linda's Library.
I am thankful for churches whose very generous gifts allowed us to construct this beautiful building. We are hoping to build one library each year at a girls' high school. Please consider helping with the building, furniture or Kindles for the next Linda's Library.
Read more about Stu and Annie's ministry HERE.
Read more about Girls' Education and Rescue Centers in Kenya HERE.
The Outreach Foundation is seeking gifts totaling $50,000 for support, travel and ministry funds for Stu and Annie Ross; $70,000 for more classrooms and dormitories and $10,000 for scholarships to pay for the girls' boarding and education for the Girls' Education and Rescue Centers project in Kenya.


Actor Lisa Birnbaum (playing Elizabeth Taylor) is in costume as Cleopatra for the Alley Theatre's production of "Cleo," which runs through April 29, 2018.
Elizabeth Taylor and Richard Burton meet on the set of "Cleopatra." Bob Balaban directs. Presented by Alley Theatre. 7:30 p.m. Thursday, 8 p.m. Friday, 2:30 and 8 p.m. Saturday, 2:30 and 7:30 p.m. Sunday, 7:30 p.m. Tuesday-Wednesday, Friday through April 29 18; $34-$99; 615 Texas; 713-220-5700, alleytheatre.org.
Mickle Maher's musical about a lost basketball player. Presented by Catastrophic Theatre. 7:30 p.m. Thursday, 8 p.m. Friday-Saturday, 2:30 p.m. Sunday, through May 13. All tickets pay-what-you-can; MATCH 3400 Main; 713-522-2723, catastrophictheatre.com.
Story behind the infamous 1964 political ad. Presented by Main Street Theater. 7:30 p.m. Thursday-Saturday, 3 p.m. Sunday, through April 29; $39-$45; Rice Village, 2540 Times; 713-524-9196, mainstreettheater.com.
"Eighth Day of the Week"
A family wrangles with Alzheimer's disease. Presented by Ensemble Theatre. 7:30 p.m. Thursday, 8 p.m. Friday, 2 and 8 p.m. Saturday, 3 p.m. Sunday, through April 15; $30 to $50; 3535 Main; 713-520-0055, ensemblehouston.org.
"Broadway at the Box 2018"
Texas Gov. Ann Richards brought to life. Presented by Stages Repertory Theatre. 7:30 p.m. Thursday, 8 p.m. Friday, 2:30 and 8 p.m. Saturday, 2:30 p.m. Sunday, 7:30 p.m. Wednesday, through April 22; $25 and up. 3201 Allen Parkway; 713-527-0123, stagestheatre.com.
Featuring soloist Benjamin Beilman on Mendelssohn's Violin Concerto. Presented by Houston Symphony. 8 p.m. Friday-Saturday, 2:30 p.m. Sunday; $23-$120; 713-224-4240, houstonsymphony.org.


Lectins have been widely used in structural and functional studies of complex carbohydrates. Lectins usually bind carbohydrates with relatively low affinity but compensate for this by multivalency. When using lectins in different biological and analytical assays the multivalent nature of lectins can sometimes produce unwanted reactions such as agglutination or precipitation of target glycoproteins. The mushroom lectin Aleuria aurantia binds to fucose-containing oligosaccharides. It is composed of two identical subunits where each subunit contains five binding sites for fucose. In the present study two forms of recombinant AAL were produced using site-directed mutagenesis. A monomeric form of AAL was produced by exchange of Tyr6 to Arg6, and a monovalent fragment of AAL was produced by insertion of a NdeI restriction enzyme cleavage site and a stop codon in the coding sequence. The AAL forms were expressed as His-tagged proteins in E.coli and purified by affinity chromatography. Binding properties of the two AAL forms were performed using hemagglutination assay, surface plasmon resonance and enzyme-linked lectin assay analyses. Both the monomeric AAL form (mAAL) and the monovalent AAL form (S2-AAL) retained their capacity to bind fucosylated oligosaccharides. However, both constructs exhibited properties that differed from the intact recombinant AAL (rAAL). Monomeric AAL showed similar binding affinities to fucosylated oligosaccharides compared to rAAL but had less hemagglutinating capacity. S2-AAL showed a lower binding affinity to fucosylated oligosaccharides and, in contrast to rAAL and mAAL, S2-AAL did not bind to sialylated fuco-oligosaccharides such as sialyl-Lex. The study shows that molecular engineering techniques may be a tool for producing lectins with more defined properties such as decreased valency and defined specificities and affinities. This may be very valuable for development of reliable diagnostic and biological assays for carbohydrate analysis.
The presented work describes construction and analysis of recombinantly produced forms of Aleuria aurantia lectin (AAL). The binding properties of the produced AAL forms were studied using techniques such as tryptophan fluorescence, hemagglutination analysis, ELISA and surface plasmon resonance analysis.
Lectins are proteins that are ubiquitous in nature with the ability to bind specifically to different types of carbohydrates. The physiological function of different lectins is not always known, but they are involved in many recognition events at molecular and cellular levels. In research, lectins are widely used for structural and functional studies of complex carbohydrates, and they are also used to detect changes in the carbohydrate pattern on glycoproteins in different diseases.
With the use of recombinant technology it is now possible to refine properties of lectins such as decreasing the valency and alter specificity and affinity. This may be a way of constructing more suitable reagents for use in diagnostic glycosylation analysis assays.
AAL has been extensively used in different types of research for its ability to bind the monosaccharide fucose and to fucose-containing oligosaccharides. It is composed of two identical subunits where each subunit contains five binding sites for fucose. AAL was expressed recombinantly (rAAL) and its properties was investigated. These studies reveled that one of the binding sites in rAAL had unusually high affinities towards fucose and fucosecontaining oligosaccharides with Kd-values in the nanomolar range. This binding site is not detected in AAL that have been exposed to fucose during its purification, and therefore we proposed that this site may be blocked with free fucose in commercial preparations of AAL.
Normally lectin-oligosaccharide interactions are considered to be of weak affinity, so the finding of a high affinity site was interesting for the future study of recombinant forms of AAL. The next step was to produce recombinant AAL forms with decreased valency. This was done using site-directed mutagenesis. First a monomeric form of AAL (mAAL) was constructed and then a monovalent form of AAL, containing only one fucose-binding site (S2-AAL) was constructed. Both of these forms had retained ability to bind fucose. The binding characteristics of mAAL were similar to that of rAAL, but mAAL showed decreased hemagglutinating activity. S2-AAL showed a lower binding affinity to fucosylated oligosaccharides and did not bind to sialylated fuco-oligosaccharides such as sialyl-LewisX. This study shows that molecular engineering techniques could be important tools for development of reliable and specific diagnostic and biological assays for carbohydrate analysis.


Special guest appearances by Oakland hyphy superstar Mistah FAB and Atlanta's Hippy Creed!
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Bay Area hip hop legends Luniz return with a phenomenal new album!
Special guest appearances by Oakland hyphy superstar Mistah FAB and Atlanta's Hippy Creed!


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Trump, Congressional Democrats, Voter Excitement on the Rise 4-Months from Midterm Elections
In Polls
A mid-year Emerson College ePoll finds President Trumps' Job approval rating at 43% and his disapproval at 50% which is an improvement from January's Emerson epoll that found the President's approval at 39% and disapproval at 52%. The President continues to maintain support among the 35-54 age group, a core constituency of his base, with an approval of 51% to 42%. However, his approval ranking is lowest in the Midwest – , with 40% approval and 54% disapproval – a region key to Trumps 2016 electoral victory.
The financial situation of voters could be a major reason for the improvement in Trump's approval rating. When asked if they (voters) were better or worse off financially than they were two years ago 42% responded better off, while 26% said worse off. Males appear to be doing better in a Trump economy than females: 49% of males reported doing better, while 21% said they were doing worse. Alternatively 36% of females reported they were better off, while 30% said they were doing worse. Perceptions of the financial situation varied by party and race, Democrats had the lowest improvement at 33%, with 32% doing worse. Among Hispanics, a distinct majority – 62% believed they were better off, while 25% thought they were worse off. Blacks had a reversed perspective with 30% reporting they were doing better and 40% doing worse.
Despite a general positive view of finances among voters and improved approval for the President, the Democrats have extended their lead in a generic Congressional Ballot Test from 45% to 40% in January, to 49% to 42% in the current poll. The Midwest, where views of their economic situation have lagged other regions, there is an 18 point lead for the generic Democratic candidate, 52% to 34%. The youth vote, which typically underperforms in midterm election voting break for the Democrats by an even larger 24 point margin – 58% to 34%.
Enthusiasm for the primaries has increased, with 50% reporting now being very excited, a jump of 10 points from January, when 40% reported being very excited. In both polls, Democrats are slightly more excited than Republicans – currently that gap is 55%-52%.
Overall, voters prefer a capitalist economic system over a socialist system 54% to 24%. Party preference shows a clear demarcation on this issue. Those who voted for Hillary Clinton in 2016 support a Socialist economic system 37% to 34%, while those who voted for Trump supported a capitalist system 76% to 9%. Those 18-34 were split on the two economic systems, with 42% preferring a Capitalist system and 41% a Socialist system. This differed from the other age groups where the difference in support for Capitalism was between 38 and 42 percentage points, as compared to 1 point for 18-34 year olds.
The abortion issue appears to be very important in determining how a majority (53%) of voters will cast their ballots in November; another 23% said the issue of abortion was somewhat important to their vote in 2018. The legality of the issue among these voters is not as clear.
The survey found that 14% of voters want abortions always to be illegal. 28% believe abortion should be illegal most of the time, but with exceptions, and 34% said abortion should be legal most of the time, but with exceptions. 24% believed abortion should be legal at all the time without exception. As expected, the issue breaks by party lines with Democrats most in support of the legality of abortions at 35%, followed by Independents at 23% and Republicans 14%. Interestingly, Hispanics are most supportive of a total ban of abortions at 30%, with Blacks (14%) and Whites at (12%) for a total ban of abortions.
A plurality of voters finds Russia (34%) to be the United States' biggest foreign adversary, followed by China (21%) and North Korea. However this differs by party affiliation; Democrats reported Russia as the biggest adversary at 49%, North Korea 17%, China 14%, Iran 6%; Republicans reported China 25%, North Korea 23%, Russia 18%, and fourth was Iran 15%. Among Independents, the major advisory was Russia 33%, China 25%, North Korea 14%, and Iran 12%. However, there was consensus among all voters when asked if Russia was a friend or foe to the United States of America: 59% opted for "Foe" and 15% identifying Russia as a "Friend."
The survey also found 59% of voters support legalized Marijuana for private use, with 31% opposing. The issue cuts along party lines with 69% of Democrats and 64% of Independents supporting the legalization, while Republicans are split with 44% in support and 45% in opposition.
Thirty-one percent (31%) of those surveyed believe the world has been visited by Aliens. Those who voted for President Trump in 2016 were more likely to believe in alien visitation (38%) than those who voted for Hillary Clinton (25%).
Methodology:
The national Emerson College poll was conducted July 6 and 7, 2018 under the Supervision of Professor Spencer Kimball. The sample consisted of registered voters, n=900, with a Credibility Interval (CI) similar to a poll's margin of error (MOE) of +/- 3.4 percentage points. The data was weighted by ethnicity, age, party affiliation and 2016 election results. It is important to remember that subsets based on gender, age, party breakdown, ethnicity and region carry with them higher margins of error, as the sample size is reduced. Data was collected using both an Interactive Voice Response (IVR) system of landlines only (n=450) and an online panel provided by Survey Monkey (n=450)
Democrats with early lead in Arizona US Senate race; Republican Governor Ducey with low approval.
Is Tennessee Shifting Blue in US Senate and Governor Races? US Senate: Bredesen (D) 43% v. Blackburn (R) 37%

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Marvel has plans for high-quality console games
Marvel are taking a more measured approach to console gaming, and that's good for everyone
by Curtis Dillon
At a San Diego Comic Con panel, Marvel Games Producer Mike Jones said more Marvel console games are coming, eventually.
A fan asked Jones about any new details on the console gaming front. The fan asked if Marvel are searching for new development partners, considering the company's licensing deal with Activision expired January last year. The two companies had been making games together since 1986, with Howard the Duck on the Commodore 64. Jones confirmed that gears are turning on the console front:
"We are very much focused on what our console strategy will be for the future. Obviously console games take a lot longer to incubate, so that will be a slower process for us."
The latest Marvel console games have been with LEGO and Disney Infinity, which are not the AAA experiences fans desire. Marvel fans are clamoring for something akin to Batman: Arkham Knight. The last dedicated superhero game from Activision was The Amazing Spider-Man 2, a movie tie-in, and a poorly received one at that. Before that was Deadpool in 2013, which got fairly positive reviews but didn't blow anyone away.
Marvel, of course, is being quite prolific with mobile gaming these days, releasing 8 dedicated Android and iOS games in the past 2 years. Fans have been disappointed at the lack of development time given to studios working on console games, especially with the Amazing Spider-Man movie tie-ins that were rushed to coincide with the movie release. Activision also had a tendency to focus of Spidey more than any other hero - Thor, Iron Man, and Captain America all got little more than one-off awful movie tie-ins.
After years of mediocre Batman games, DC took a different approach to its most popular hero and gave the property to Rocksteady. They spent 3-4 years making Arkham Asylum. which spawned an iconic series and redefined superhero games. Thankfully it seems like Marvel are taking the same approach going forward:
"We are very much taking a controlled, less-is-more, quality-focused, developer-focused strategy, but it is very top of mind, and we'll have a lot more announcements probably next year."
The possibility of a truly great game featuring one (or more) of Marvel's heroes is an exciting one indeed. The good news is, we already know of one upcoming Marvel game that is being made by a very talented studio. We still don't know which character that game will be about, but expect more news in 2016. Until then, check out our list of Marvel heroes that deserve a great game!
Which Marvel character do you wanna see get a great game? Is it too much to ask for another Howard the Duck? Let us know in the comments below, and stay tuned to GameSkinny!
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Durinn McFurren
How about a Guardians of the Galaxy game? It could work as a single player game where you can pick a different member each time you play the mission to complete it in different ways, or as a co-op game, or as a single player squad-based game where you can swap which members you control... the possibilities are endless.
And of course, fans of Rocket Raccoon such as myself would be fine with seeing a game starring just him (or him and Groot; this could work as a co-op just as Elijah suggested for Black Widow and Hawkeye). And a decent Deadpool game would be great, although one came out a couple years ago, and Marvel may not wish to put out a product that isn't connected to the MCU.
The main thing, though, is that as a PC gamer, I hope they ensure that there are decent ports to PC for any console games.
Elijah Beahm
My main concern is that they don't go for another Ultimate Alliance game or just cloning another game entirely. Also, we really DON'T need another Spider-Man game for a little while. Between the release of Shattered Dimensions to Amazing Spider-Man 2, Beenox cranked out four different Spider-Man games on last-gen, with a steady decline in quality.
What we need is something like a really good Iron Man game (which basically writes itself), or if they want to be more broad, then a game like that THQ Avengers game project.
Captain America could work but there's not a ton you can do in a T-rated setting for him that wouldn't seem overly cartoonish. Thor would be easy, but it would need to be something akin to how Arkham -got- Batman. Thor can't just be a God of War clone, his entire game needs to combine the flying, hammer throwing, and Norse mythology aspects into something definitive and unique.
Honestly, it might be a good idea to make a Black Widow and Hawkeye game. They'd work perfectly as a co-op focused third person stealth-shooter. They also have been severely underutilized in earlier Marvel games, so it'd be akin to when Marvel made Iron Man their first movie for the cinematic universe.
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Oilers overcome Mike Smith's brutal blunder in Game 4 victory vs. Flames
Justin Cuthbert
May 25, 2022, 12:29 a.m. ·5 min read
The Edmonton Oilers didn't let it linger.
After a humiliating moment from netminder Mike Smith, where he watched an estimated 132-foot clearance from Rasmus Andersson skip into the back of his net while the Oilers clung to a one-goal lead, Ryan Nugent-Hopkins stepped up for his netminder, scoring a go-ahead goal late in Game 4 to lift the Oilers to a 5-3 victory over the Calgary Flames and a 3-1 series stranglehold.
Nugent-Hopkins' eventual game-winner with under four minutes remaining placed bookends on the scoring at the time. He scored the first goal of the game 21 seconds in after Flames netminder Jacob Markstrom suffered from a critical error of his own.
Evander Kane iced the game into an empty net, scoring his league-leading 12th goal in just his 11th game, while Leon Draisaitl tacked on three assists and Connor McDavid collected two more helpers to add to his prodigious total.
Ryan Nugent-Hopkins bailed out Mike Smith and lifted the Oilers to a tight victory over the Flames in Game 4. (Photo by Codie McLachlan/Getty Images)
It had been almost exclusively about McDavid and Draisaitl — and it threatened to be about Smith after the Flames erased a three-goal deficit from their own end — but this night belonged to the longest-serving member of the Oilers franchise, and a player who has waited so long to compete in moments like this one.
Almost unthinkably, Nugent-Hopkins is in his 11th season, and has made it past the first round only once in his career after being drafted No. 1 overall in 2011. He had the opportunity this past summer to leave, and to chase an opportunity somewhere else after experiencing organizational failure after organizational failure with the Oilers over many years and across multiple regimes.
He has spoken honestly in the past about the frustration he's felt with the organization as it toggled through coaches and executives, but he took less money to see this process through anyway, hoping winning could happen in Edmonton. Yet, it seemed like the same story was being written with new characters this season when Ken Holland was forced to move from Dave Tippett to Jay Woodcroft with a midseason coaching change.
But in a rare moment in the Nugent-Hopkins era, things managed to stabilize under Woodcroft down the stretch of the regular season and into the playoffs, and now the opportunity to win in Edmonton has suddenly presented itself with the Oilers one victory away from dispatching the Flames and reaching the Western Conference Final.
"A lot of work to do obviously, but to be in this position is huge — it's what you play for," Nugent-Hopkins said in his post-game interview with Sportsnet's Scott Oake.
"To get this opportunity in my 11th year with this team, it's damn exciting."
In addition to Nugent-Hopkins, it was the same cast of characters responsible for the important moments for the Oilers.
Zach Hyman scored his fifth of the series and seventh of the postseason when his shoulder proved to be sturdier than the injured Chris Tanev's in a scramble in the blue paint on the power play.
McDavid and Draisaitl set up the chance with a clever two-man game to create space with the man advantage before Hyman powered through the check of Tanev, who was battling and labouring through an apparent shoulder injury in his first game of the series.
Kane made it 3-0 before the first period was up, seeing his shot take a deflection off the sprawling Nikita Zadorov before floating over the shoulder of Markstrom. It was another smart pass from Draisaitl that set up the chance for Kane to become the first player in 14 postseasons to score 11 goals in as many games to begin a playoffs.
Calgary was arguably better in the first period than it was in the second, but fought back into the game in the middle frame with two goals. Elias Lindholm scored the first on one of three Flames power plays, which were dangerous throughout.
Mikael Backlund notched the second just 36 seconds later after Tanev poked the puck ahead on a turnover, allowing him the space to burn Duncan Keith and completely change the complexion of the game.
More than 10 minutes passed in the third period before Smith lost the Andersson clearance in the lights, seats, or in a mess of jerseys, changing a game state that favoured the Oilers from the 21-second mark of the game.
It took five minutes for Nugent-Hopkins to score the winner after a determined forecheck from Hyman and the elevated Kailer Yamamoto set up the longest-tenured Oiler with his chance to knock in a Tyson Barrie rebound.
"I can laugh now, right?" Smith said, clearly relieved, sitting beside Nugent-Hopkins in the postgame presser.
Down 3-1 after three consecutive losses, Calgary's back is clearly against the wall. However, there are some things the Flames can take into Game 5, and potentially beyond, as they look to extend the series as long as possible with the setting shifting back to the Saddledome.
McDavid still scored two points, extending his run of multi-point efforts to seven games, but was held in check for large stretches in the game. Some of that can be attributed to the return of Tanev, but perhaps there are a few strategies the Flames can continue to refine to finally shut off the valve.
The Flames' power play also looked really dangerous, scoring once and setting up several other quality looks, while the top line of Johnny Gaudreau, Matthew Tkachuk and Lindholm was the best on either team in the game.
What did work for the Flames will have to again on Thursday in Game 5 in Calgary with the Flames staring down an early exit.
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When I was asked to get a back-cover endorsement for Mamalita from someone prominent in the adoption field, I didn't think twice before approaching Leceta Chisholm Guibault. Leceta is a person admired and respected by me and many others in the Guatemalan adoption community and beyond: the adoptive mother to two teens born in Central America, a former board member of the Adoption Council of Canada, an Adoption Activist award- winner, and a staff member of the TIES program (Adoptive Families Homeland Journeys). During the years I've been involved in adoption myself, I have read and benefited from Leceta's magazine articles and postings in which she shares her experiences and insights.
Leceta is currently a Canadian regional partner for Orphan Resources International, an American nonprofit organization that supports some 55 orphanages in Guatemala. During the past two years, she has led more than 150 Canadian volunteers on six separate service trips. In an article titled "A View from the Trenches: Inside Guatemalan Orphanages," in the December issue of Adoption Today, Leceta shares her impressions of what she has seen and felt. Or as she says in the article's introduction, "what keeps me awake at night and why I continue to provide aid to children in Guatemala." As usual, she tells her story with compassion, honesty, and bravery.
I was in the NY subway earlier today when I remembered your blog entry about "adoption as a punchline," referring to an offensive Sony ad. This time I came across an ad for Johnnie Walker Black; the copy reads: "We only shake hands. We call each other once a month max. I still think you're adopted. And although I'd rather streak across a crowded stadium than tell you this – you're a great little brother." The ad implies that an adopted brother is somehow "less than" one who is genetically related. You've opened my eyes to this sort of thoughtlessness, and I hope you continue to fight the fight!
A friend directed me to an ad for Johnnie Walker Black in a NYC subway… As an adoptive mother to two children, I find this ad offensive. Why? Because it implies that an adopted brother is somehow "less than" one who is genetically related. Why do your ad writers think this is funny? Some 60% of Americans report a connection to adoption. Imagine how they–or, worse, adopted children–feel when reading your ad.
Please send me the name and email address of your company president so I can direct my complaint. Thank you very much.
Thank you for writing to us with your concerns. Diageo is a leader in responsible marketing, and as such, we take this issue very seriously.
The holiday advertisement for Johnnie Walker was not intended to be insulting and we apologize for any offense it may have caused. This advertisement has very limited, regional distribution in a small number of commuter locations. It will not appear in print, on television or online and will end as of December 31. If a similar ad concept becomes possible for use in the future, the Johnnie Walker brand team has committed that this reference will be removed.
We hope this addresses your concerns. Thank you for bringing this issue to our attention.
Thank you, Mark, for being offended by the ad and calling it out. For anyone else out there bothered by how adoption is represented in the media or elsewhere, write a letter, post a blog, pick up the phone, take a stand. As the philosopher Ovid once said, "Dripping hollows out rock." Change does come, if enough people make noise about what bothers them.
I know what I'll be drinking on New Year's Eve. Cheers to Johnnie Walker for doing the right thing.
…Aronson says that for every three months a child spends in an orphanage, he loses one month of developmental skills, causing, for example, language delays or learning issues.
Aronson is founder of the Worldwide Orphans Foundation.
Her Worldwide Orphans Foundation [WWO], with its headquarters in Maplewood [New Jersey], provides various programs and facilities to orphans in Ethiopia, Vietnam, Azerbaijan, Bulgaria and Serbia. In Ethiopia, for instance, some of WWO's programs include a school whose curriculum includes global arts, such as theater, dance and music; a family health care clinic, which counts among its services the treatment of orphans with HIV and AIDS; and an orphan soccer league.
The idea for the foundation came to her in the late 1980s when she looked at the staggering number of orphans who are never adopted. Approximately 20,000 children are adopted annually; the total number of orphans worldwide is now estimated to be about 163 million, according to UNICEF.
"It became clear that the vast majority of orphans would not have permanency," says Aronson.
Through WWO, one-to-one early intervention programs — known as granny programs — in Vietnam, Azerbaijan and Bulgaria match retired women from the community with orphans to provide the children with individual attention and education.
International adoption can never provide homes for the millions of children in need of permanency. Last year, families in the United States adopted 13,000 from around the world, and that number is dropping. My hope for the new year is the development of more one-to-one early intervention programs in the orphanages of my children's birth country, Guatemala. Every child deserves a chance to grow up healthy.
Happy Holidays and Merry Christmas from our family to yours!
The last day of school before winter break meant holiday parties in classrooms around the country, including those of Mateo and Olivia. I attended both.
Mateo was proud of his gingerbread house, made from graham crackers, candy canes, and chocolate, held together by cupcake frosting sprayed out of a can. Later, he constructed a reindeer ornament from popsicle sticks, and drew a picture of a snowman wearing a colorful striped scarf.
After Mateo's party was over, I made my way to Olivia's school. In her classroom, each student had been asked to make a presentation on his or her ethnic heritage, followed by a potluck lunch comprising food from each child's background. The meal demonstrated the great diversity of California's population, with dishes from Ireland, Norway, Mexico, Italy, Wales, Cuba, and Iran. Olivia spoke with confidence about being indigenous Maya and Guatemalan, and explained how tortillas are made. Her fellow students enjoyed seeing the Guatemalan flag and a picture of the country's official bird, the beautiful and elusive quetzal, depicted in the flag's central field as well as on the cover of Olivia's Guatemala ABC's book. Below, Olivia is holding her favorite hackysack ball, a common sight in Guatemala, shaped like a frog.
The next morning, we set off on a road trip to visit grandparents and family in San Diego. With pit stops and delays because of rain, the drive took nearly eleven hours. But with my sister Patrice along and Shakira's music blasting from the CD player, nobody seemed to mind. We arrived in San Diego in holiday mode, ready to sleep late and slow down.
Below is the press release issued by U.S. Department of State, Bureau of Consular Affairs, Office of Children's Issues, regarding adoption cases pending in Guatemala. The release is dated December 20, 2010.
The Office of Children's Issues is asking U.S. citizens with active grandfathered adoption cases in Guatemala to send a brief email to AskCI@state.gov including the name(s) of the adopting parent(s), the name and date of birth of the child and the date that your I-600A and/or I-600 petition was filed with USCIS. Please give your email the subject line: "Guatemala Master List" so that it may be properly directed.
Sending us this information will ensure that your case information is included on a master list of pending grandfathered cases that the U.S. Embassy in Guatemala is compiling. We will use this list in regular meetings with a newly formed working group for grandfathered adoptions in Guatemala. This working group is being formed pursuant to directive of the President of Guatemala following his December meeting with Ambassador Susan Jacobs, the U.S. Department of State's Special Advisor for Children's Issues, and Adoption Division Chief Alison Dilworth. The working group will consist of representatives of the various Guatemalan government agencies that play a role in Guatemala adoptions, as well as other important stakeholders in the adoption process in Guatemala.
Ambassador Jacobs emphasized that the governments of Guatemala and the United States are both working toward resolution of adoption cases pending since the shutdown in December 2007. In order to expedite the cases, the top priority now is to compile a "Master List" of waiting cases. To that end, Ambassador Jacobs asked every waiting family to send an email to AskCI@state.gov with a subject line reading "Guatemala Master List." The body of the email should contain the names of the prospective adoptive parents (PAPs), the name and date of birth of the waiting child, the date on which the I-600A and/or I-600 was filed, and any other relevant information.
Several PAPs on the call noted that this information has been compiled many times by the group of waiting families known as the Guatemala900 and sent to officials in Guatemala. Ambassador Jacobs stated that going forward, the State Department will work from its own Master List. Jacobs indicated that a final evaluation of cases is impossible until the State Department compiles its Master List. After the Master List is in hand, the evaluation process will likely take between six and nine months.
Ambassador Jacobs showed equal candor when she said that the "shared goal is to resolve cases, but it might not be the resolution we all wish for." A working group to expedite cases in Guatemala, a junta, will be formed. When PAPs on the call asked if their Guatemalan attorneys should contact the working group or junta, Ambassador Jacobs said "I hope not. Your attorneys have been more trouble than they're worth." She urged PAPs to communicate with the U.S. Embassy.
Ambassador Jacobs stressed that she understood the concerns of adoptive parents, but that nothing can be done quickly. The State Department's goal is to whittle down the universe of cases into a triage, from easy to difficult. She assured the call participants that everyone was working to ensure the best interest of the child. She noted there was a difference between bureaucratic irregularity and criminality, but determinations must be made on a case by case basis.
As an adoptive parent who was so affected by my struggle against Guatemala's private notarial system that I was compelled to write a book about it, I hung up the phone at the end of the conference call and broke into tears. This is not the news I hoped for. After three years, families must continue to be patient and wait. Then I reminded myself to focus on the call's positive message. Ambassador Jacobs is a strong advocate for American families. Everyone is considering the best interest of the child. Resolution will come slowly, but it will come.
Like many adoptive parents to children born in Guatemala, I am eager for resolution of the hundreds of adoption cases pending since the shutdown of adoptions from Guatemala in December 2007. This group of waiting families is known as the Guatemala900. Some light may be shed on this issue during a conference call hosted by the U.S. Department of State on Monday, December 20, 2010 @ 10:00 am – 11:00 am (EDT).
The State Department's press release is reprinted below. Click here to read this and other press releases posted on the State Department's website.
The U.S. Department of State Office of Children's Issues Adoptions Division would like to invite prospective adoptive parents, adoption service providers, and adoption stakeholders with an interest in Guatemala adoptions to a teleconference with the Office of Children's issues to discuss the status of intercountry adoption processing in Guatemala.
The focus of the call will be primarily to provide an updated outlook for resolution of the many remaining "grandfathered" cases involving U.S. citizens. This update will include information from Ambassador Susan Jacob's December trip to Guatemala in which she and Adoption Division Chief Alison Dilworth met with high level government officials and non-governmental adoption stakeholders to discuss the status of "grandfathered" cases still pending in Guatemala.
Please join us for this call to learn more about adoption processing in Guatemala.
People in Boston read a lot. And they don't let a little thing like cold weather slow them down. I say this as a Californian who reads less than she'd like to, and who also believes that 50 degrees is frigid.
What a great time I had discussing Mamalita at Borders in Boston last Sunday. The evening began well when my sister Deanna found a parking spot at the curb in front of the store–her parking karma is amazing–and continued when Borders manager John Gunderson greeted me with a smile and said he was also from Northern California. He laughed when he saw the size of my parka–I wore two, actually–but told me he understood.
My friends came out to say hello. From my museum days in San Diego and Los Angeles, Diana Gaston and Ulrika Brand, now transplanted to New England.
My friend, Sena, the sister of our former au pair, Nur, came too. Not to mention colleagues of my husband, Tim; my fellow writer and fan of Antigua, Guatemala, Christina Zarobe; and some wonderful adoptive moms whom I met for the first time. We shared our views on adoption, parenting, and Guatemala. I always learn by listening to others.
Thank you to John Gunderson, Borders Books, and everyone who braved the elements to share the experience.
I've added two more venues to my reading tour: the Belvedere-Tiburon Library and the Redwood City Public Library, both in California.
Tuesday, January 25, 2011 at 7:30 p.m.
Saturday, February 5, 2011 at 2 p.m.
For other Mamalita Book Tour readings and dates, click on the EVENTS tab. Hope to see you soon!
Guatemala has the highest rate of malnutrition in the Western Hemisphere–an estimated 50 percent of the population is stunted, with that number as high as 80 percent in indigenous villages. Like many adoptive parents to children born in Guatemala who have visited the country, I've seen evidence of that firsthand: When my daughter and I visited Guatemala in August and met with indigenous Guatemalans from her community, none could believe Olivia was only eight years old. Ten or eleven is what they guessed, her height the result of good nutrition.
That's why I am excited that ABC News is launching a new series, "Be the Change: Save a Life" this Friday, December 17 at 10 p.m.
From pregnant mothers to newborns, children and adults, "Be the Change: Save a Life" — a special-edition of "20/20″ anchored by Diane Sawyer at 10 p.m. ET on Friday — will examine six of the world's top health problems, and share simple and practical ways the audience can make an immediate difference.
[S]tunting is not just about height. With malnourishment comes greater susceptibility to disease and infection, impaired cognitive function and even lower IQ. Stunted kids are more likely to drop out of school and grow up to be unskilled workers with little potential for economic success later in life.
"If you want to break the cycle of poverty in Guatemala this is how you do it: Feed kids and feed them early before they get malnourished," [Peter Rohloff, an American doctor who runs medical clinics] said.
For nutritional intervention to be most effective, [Rohloff] said, it has to be done before the age of two. "Unfortunately, most programs in Guatemala are geared to school-aged kids but by the time they get to school it's too late," he said.
In fact, the Mayan poor get few services from a government that is widely considered to be corrupt and ineffective. And in a country where there is a tremendous divide between the rich and the poor, privately funded NGOs like Wuqu' Kawoq and Casa Jackson step in to provide much needed social services.
Like many adoptive parents who feel connected to Guatemala, I hope this series will focus attention on finding solutions to the country's devastating and ongoing problem of hunger.
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I've already raved about how this was my top pick from Jill Stuart's Spring release here, but it's finally arrived and I'm ready to review it! Okay, it arrived ages ago, I've just been busy. But hopefully the wait is worth it!
Jill Stuart Jelly Eye Color Ns (the N is for 'new' I imagine, as the previous range was Jelly Eye Color) are one of my favourite products from Jill Stuart Beauty. They are super soft, and sparkly, and they don't fall out! They also have a lovely sweet smell to them, but you don't notice it once it's applied, so if you don't like the scent, it's no biggie. I just think it's a nice touch.
Jill Stuart describe Bird Flutter as 'coral orange, like a harmony of small birds happily singing together'. Aww, isn't that sweet? Hrm, yeah I'm not exactly sure I follow, but 'coral orange' sounds right to me. I think it's actually a peachy-colour, which is no suprise to JS fans (most of their releases are pink, pink, and more pink).
It is very pigmented! I have worn it a couple times so far, and it's amazingly bright! I've swatched it below for you.
It's gorgeous though and I'm glad I didn't miss out on this one! Whaddya think?
Jill Stuart always makes me feel like a princess, and since I've been buying Sailor Moon pigments lately, I'm feeling sentimental, so thought I'd share a song from Sailor Moon - Tuxedo Mirage (タキシード・ミラージュ). It's subtitled, but in Japanese. Sorry, tried to find a good clip with English and Japanese. If you're curious for a translation of the lyrics, here ya go.
That's a lovely color! Very shimmery but in a classy/fun way.
Oh wow, that looks so pretty!


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What is agricultural literacy?
National Research Council established the Agricultural Education in Secondary Schools Committee to examine the status and forecast the future of agricultural education. The Committee published its findings in a report, Understanding Agriculture: New Directions for Education (1988), and defined agricultural literacy as:
An agriculturally literate person would understand the food and fiber system and this would include its history and its current economic, social and environmental significance to all Americans (p.8).
Researchers, practitioners, and government officials, convened in Washington DC on April 17, 2013, to develop a National Agricultural Literacy Logic Model. To support this model, an agriculturally literate person was defined as:
A person who understands and can communicate the source and value of agriculture as it affects our quality of life.
National Research Council. (1988). Understanding Agriculture: New Directions for Education. National Academy Press, 2101 Constitution Avenue, N.W., Washington, DC. Retrieved from http://www.nap.edu/openbook.php?record_id=766
Agricultural Literacy Guiding Publications
What K-12 students should know about agriculture - National Agricultural Literacy Outcomes (2013)
A Logic Model for Agricultural Literacy – Research Paper and Poster Handout
National Research Council of the National Academies - Understanding Agriculture: New Directions for Education (1988)
National Research Council of the National Academies - Transforming Agricultural Education for a Changing World (2009)
The American Association for Agricultural Education - National Research Agenda
A Message to AITC Teachers from Nobel Laureate Dr. Norman Borlaug
Agricultural Literacy Research
Use Google Scholar search for content related to agricultural literacy and Agriculture in the Classroom will yield several published articles.
Review the resources of the USDA-AES supported Agricultural Literacy Multistate Research Committee on the National Center for Agricultural Literacy website.
Specific Agriculture in the Classroom Program Baseline Data
Agriculture in the Classroom Trend Analysis 2006-2010 (Paper and Poster and Graphics)
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"Economics is all over the place," says Tyler Cowen, an American economist and professor. "And understanding economics will help us make higher choices and reside happier lives." Ben Bernake, the previous Chair of the US Federal Reserve, agrees. He says, "The final word function of economics is to know and promote the enhancement of well-being." Given the current financial shock of COVID-19, these phrases are extra essential than ever. They tackle a fair larger significance once we take into account the requires a new type of financial progress based mostly on inclusion and sustainability. So with all that in thoughts, here is a have a look at the way forward for economics and one main enterprise faculty producing the type of graduates each Twenty first-century enterprise or group wants.
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Economics is anxious with the manufacturing, distribution, and consumption of products and providers. It examines how people, companies, governments, and different establishments distribute and allocate sources. Usually talking, economics might be damaged down into macroeconomics, which seems to be on the financial system as a complete, and microeconomics, which is anxious with companies and folks.
In different phrases, economics is not nearly cash. It is also excited about human conduct and folks's decisions. Conventional economics supposes people make financial choices rationally; they select the choice providing probably the most worth. And it is the sum of those decisions that make up our native and world monetary markets. Some commentators consider financial decisions and incentives are what outline complete societies, for good or dangerous.
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However folks do not all the time act rationally or of their greatest curiosity. Furthermore, what defines a rational choice is commonly relative to exterior elements. To higher perceive these nuances of human conduct, economists got here up with a brand new strategy. It is known as behavioral economics. In contrast to classical economics, the place decision-making relies on cold-headed logic, behavioral economics permits for "irrational" conduct and makes an attempt to know its root causes.
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#### According to
The Catalogue of Life, 3rd January 2011

#### Published in
Contr. Univ. Mich. Herb. 5: 44 (1941)

#### Original name
Psathyra coprobia J.E. Lange, 1940

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Product reviews for "The Gourmet Rose Soap"
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Great shaving melt & pour soap!
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Makers Move is a mobile jewellery workshop, a project initiated and realized by us, Josephine Winther and Gitte Nygaard.
Makers Move is a mobile jewellery workshop, launched this summer 2012 in the streets of Copenhagen. The mobile unit is our base where we work and where we have conversations with people on the street about objects or pieces of jewellery that they are carrying.
Makers Move want to show aspects of how to make jewellery, and to explore the stories and meanings connected to portable objects and jewellery. We want to investigate how artifacts can transmit who and what we are, and become the open books of memory that enable us to access the past in the present and convey a history much larger than themselves.
We call Makers Move 'a medium of exchange', and we trade stories about objects and jewellery, with pieces of cast imprints of people's own special objects, which we make into pendants. We ask people on the street if they carry an object or a piece of jewellery that has a significant history or meaning connected to it. Then we make an imprint of the object or jewellery and cast it in pewter twice creating two copies. One copy is for the person with whom we have the dialogue, and the other is for an exhibition of all the pieces alongside their stories.
In Copenhagen, the pendants were exhibited in Toolleryboxes (display boxes) in different jewellery galleries, encouraging people to go and collect their pieces and thereby building a bridge between the street and the gallery.
This is a great project. I would love to see it expand to other cities.


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How about creating an RSS feed.
Thanks Trevor! That looks like a decent mod to consider.
It may take me a wihile with all the other projects I've got going on (and other ideas for the board) but that'll be a neat one.
Re: How about creating an RSS feed.
It would be handy. I use igoogle as a home page and a RSS Feed into that would be cool!
Would you rather that people like me and Soozn non Metro or Ruckus not participate in the board at all?


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Q: How to execute a script before returning a directory listing in Apache? With Apache how might one execute a server-side script (let's say a PHP script) when the URL is requested before returning the default directory listing (when +Indexes is enabled)?
I've tried the following Action and SetHandler directives as suggested here
<Location "/test">
  Action pre-script "/scripts/access.php"
  SetHandler pre-script
</Location>

This executes the script perfectly when I make a request but the response from the executed script is returned to the client. I really want the directory index to be returned instead.
Is there any way to achieve this or am I barking up the wrong tree?


Skyline Marriage Savers, under the direction of Dr. Don Welch, Ph.D., LMFT, welcomes you to an exciting ministry here at Skyline and invites you to share our vision for covenantal marriage and to make your marriage even stronger.
There are proven ways to give you "marriage insurance" by proper preparation before the wedding, learning skills that can strengthen existing marriages, and reconstructing even severely troubled ones.
Marriages in the United States continue to be under attack. America has the highest divorce rate in the civilized world. In 2014, there were 2,183,000 marriages and 1,156,000 divorces. That's a 52.9% divorce rate. Many Younger Americans choose to live together before marriage; many of these couples never marry, and 75% of those who do marry will end in divorce.
Divorce and non-marriage not only affect the couple but also is devastating for the children involved. One quarter of all adults, 18-35, have grown up in divorced families. There is hope. It is estimated that 80% of marriages in crisis, or having severe difficulties, can be restored.
Here at Skyline we want to change these statistics by standing together to build more successful marriages. In Marriage Savers, we seek God's help together, and strive to accomplish this task in six areas.
Are you engaged to be married or just seriously dating and want to evaluate your relationship? The Prepare Enrich program has been used by millions of couples to give them the necessary tools every couple needs to navigate the numerous challenges of their relationship. Some of these tools include celebrating your differences, communication skills, and conflict resolution.
Individual Couple Mentoring. You will be matched with a couple who has been trained in Prepare/Enrich. You will meet with them for seven sessions in a private setting.
Saving Your Marriage Before It Starts. This is a classroom setting that takes place at Skyline with 4 to 8 other couples, lasting between 6 to 8 weeks, depending on couple's needs.
Please note: If you are planning to be married by a Skyline pastor and or at Skyline Church, you must attend one of the above options in addition to meeting with a pastor. Be sure to call the Administrative Assistant well in advance of the desired date so you have time to complete one of the above and secure your very special date.
An ongoing series called, My Therapist 'Sez', which is an interactive panel of trained therapists responding to your questions about important life topics. Dr. Don Welch, Skyline's counseling pastor, moderates this event the first Tuesday of each month in the main auditorium from 6:45-8:00pm. Publicizing marriage strengthening conferences, weekends, and events in our communities, such as FamilyLife marriage conferences and Marriage Encounter. Staffing of teachers for classes for married couples.
Do you need more out of your marriage? Does your marriage feel like a "business partnership" where the once loving feelings have dissipated?
Pastor Don Welch is offering a "2 Become One" church Connect class in a practically-based and slow-paced format. You'll have opportunity to apply useful relational skills, discuss important questions pertaining to your relationship, and potentially overcome roadblocks leading to a vibrant marriage.
The stepfamily ministry-headed by professional therapist Donna Dennis McBeth and her husband, Allen, seeks to assist those couples who will be forming a stepfamily in their coming marriage; or who are already in a stepfamily marriage relationship.
Skyline recognizes that stepfamily marriages fail at about the 70% rate, but that appropriate intervention with such couples can save 80% of them.
This ministry recognizes that even the most troubled marriages can be restored or reconciled to full health through timely and effective mentor couple interventions.
We are fortunate to be blessed by the presence of Skyline's Counseling Pastor, Dr. Don Welch.
Dr. Welch will see Skyline couples for a nominal fee of $5 per session for five professional counseling sessions for those who may require such help (donations encouraged to further this vital ministry). Statistics show that 80% of troubled marriages can be restored. There is hope!
Most people will tell you that separation and divorce are the most painful and stressful experiences they've ever faced. It's a confusing time when you feel isolated and have lots of questions about issues you've never faced before. Don't go through it alone. DivorceCare is a friendly, caring group of people who will walk alongside you through one of life's most difficult experiences. We meet weekly for 14 weeks beginning August 23. Cost is $45/person.
Since the inception of this marriage ministry we have recognized the power and essential nature of prayer, for both those ministering to and for our couples receiving prayer.
While many Skyliners write regular prayer requests via the worship services Communication Card, including for marriage relationships, the Marriage Ministry Prayer Team focuses on praying for those in this ministry and those receiving help specifically. This prayer team is headed by Kirk and Carolyn Lewis.


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This is the new addition to the Braefel Garage fleet to enhance our recovery operation for local and national long distance transport.
It is an LDV Maxus V80 Chassis Cab 3500 kg Conversion complete with Cruise Control and Air Conditioning. Remotely operated winch, LED light bars and Air Suspension.
This vehicle will supplement our existing range of transporters. Please read Andrew's interview in the October 2017 edition of Professional Recovery Magazine.


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Franklin Raymond Farr autobiography
Contains the original handwritten life story of Franklin Raymond Farr. Includes autobiographical information about Farr from his birth in Ohio in 1837 to his later years in Spanish Fork, Utah, and memories of Farr written by his granddaughter Florence Cook. Also includes poems written by Farr on several occasions throughout his life, with topics including Pioneer Day and other celebrations, Biblical stories for teaching Sunday School, Joseph Smith and other Mormon religious topics, and important people in his life. Dated approximately 1900.
Farr, Franklin Raymond, 1837-1901 (Author, Person)
It is the responsibility of the researcher to obtain any necessary copyright clearances. Permission to publish material from the Franklin Raymond Farr autobiography must be obtained from the Supervisor of Reference Services and/or the L. Tom Perry Special Collections Coordinating Committee.
Franklin Raymond Farr (1837-1901) was a Mormon convert and an early immigrant to Utah.
Franklin Raymond Farr was born on October 12, 1837 in Chatham, Ohio. He converted to the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints with his family in Ohio and in 1853 traveled to Utah and settled in Spanish Fork. He fought in the Black Hawk War in 1866, then married Annie Jones later that year. Together they had nine children.
He died in Spanish Fork, Utah on April 24, 1901.
2 folders (0.2 linear ft.)
Donated by Max Bramall, great-grandson of Franklin Raymond Farr, in 2016.
Donated; Max Bramall; August 2016.
Utah and Western American and LDS cultural, family, social, intellectual, and religious history (19th Century Mormon and Western manuscripts collection development policy IV.a.i.1 and 4, November 2013).
A photocopy and a transcript of the original are available in the collection.
Processed; Elizabeth Kane, student manuscript processor, and Ryan Lee, curator; 2017.
Farr, Franklin Raymond, 1837-1901 -- Autobiographies
Mormon pioneers -- Utah -- Biography
Register of Franklin Raymond Farr autobiography
Elizabeth Kane
2017 February 3
Folder: 1 (Text)
Initial citation: MSS 8907; Franklin Raymond Farr autobiography; 19th Century Western and Mormon Manuscripts; L. Tom Perry Special Collections, Harold B. Lee Library, Brigham Young University.Following citations: MSS 8907, LTPSC.
Initial citation: MSS 8907; Franklin Raymond Farr autobiography; 19th Century Western and Mormon Manuscripts; L. Tom Perry Special Collections, Harold B. Lee Library, Brigham Young University.Following citations: MSS 8907, LTPSC. http://archives.lib.byu.edu/repositories/14/resources/12021 Accessed January 19, 2022.


(Saudi Arabia) A Saudi border guard died Tuesday in a landmine blast along the frontier with Yemen, the mine exploded during a patrol in the kingdom's south western Jazan district, a ministry statement said.
(Iran) Police in Iran killed four Islamic State suspects, in the southern province of Hormuzgan.
(Egypt) Lieutenant Colonel Ahmed Hussein the senior detective in the Egyptian city of Sherbin, Daqahliya governorate, has died of injuries sustained in a gun attack Monday morning.
(Pakistan) 2 Chinese nationals working in Balochistan have been executed after been kidnapped. Incredibly the Pakistani tried to excuse their murders by claiming that the couple were missionaries.
(Pakistan) A journalist from the Haripur district of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa was shot dead by unidentified assailants in his native village Sarai Saleh on Sunday.
Ramadan death toll stands at 2,963.


minerals. The DAWN mission is part of NASA's Discovery program - an initiative for lower cost, highly focused, rapid-development scientific spacecraft. The mission marks the first time that a spacecraft will orbit a main-belt asteroid, enabling a detailed and intensive study to be made of it. Dawn will also do a fly-by of Mars in 2009 - the ion engines will then adjust the trajectory to match the orbit of Vesta.