Ans: The source of oral malodor or halitosis can be anywhere in the path of the airway, although the mouth is often the area first to garner suspicion. The mouth is a warm, moist environment with a sufficient supply of organic nutrients to keep oral bacteria healthy, happy, and proliferating. "Morning mouth" is a common condition caused by the slowing of salivary flow during sleep. This permits the accumulation of desquamated epithelial cells, organic debris, and bacteria, which would otherwise be cleared from the mouth and swallowed. Everyone has this to an extent. Antimicrobial factors in saliva (enzymes and antibodies) are thought to be irrelevant to bad breath; it is more related to the volume of salivary flow..
Can dental fillings cause bad breath?
Ans: No. Dental fillings itself can't cause bad breath. But the untreated (or bad filled) cavities can cause bad breath.
Ans: Tooth decay and periodontal disease are the most common causes of tooth loss. Tooth decay takes place when most of the tooth's mineral makeup has been dissolved away and a hole (cavity) has formed. While tooth decay primarily affects children, periodontal disease, or gum disease, affects mostly adults. Periodontal disease is an infection of the gums caused by the buildup of plaque, and its earliest stage is known as gingivitis.
Ans: Most dental professionals recommend that you brush your teeth at least twice a day. Brushing after every meal (and flossing at least once a day) is also a good way to maintain dental health.
Ans: A child should have his first dental appointment no later than his third birthday.
Ans: Tobacco (cigarettes, pipes, cigars, chewing tobacco, and snuff) is the most common cause of oral cancer. Combining tobacco use with heavy drinking can also foster the development of oral cancer. Bad hygiene, prolonged irritation of the oral cavity, and extended exposure to strong sunlight on the lips are among other causes of the disease.
Ans: Early symptoms of oral cancer include: a sore on the lip, in the mouth, or in the throat that does not heal; a lump on the lip, in the mouth, or in the throat; a red or white patch found anywhere in the mouth; unusual pain or bleeding in the mouth; swelling of the mouth; and any difficulty or discomfort felt in chewing or swallowing.
Ans: Implant dentistry is the branch of dentistry that involves installing an artificial tooth into a patient's jaw in order to replace or restore a missing tooth.
Ans: Modern implantology began in the United States at the beginning of the 20th century. However, popularity really grew in the 1980's with the increased success of the titanium cylinder. Since then, many brand name implants with minor variations have been approved.
Ans: Long-term success depends on multiple factors. Firstly, success will depend on the quality and quantity of bone. The better the bone and the more available, the greater the chance of long-term success. Secondly, the experience and ability of the dental surgeon will be a factor. And finally, the quality of the restoration placed on top of the implant will play a big role in long-term success. If the design of the implant crowns or overdentures are poorly constructed, and biting forces are not balanced, even the best-placed dental implant will have a compromised survival rate.
Ans: No. Any person at any age can have dental implants as long as there is enough bone available in which to place the implants.
Ans: There are some medical factors that might prevent a person from being a good candidate for dental implants. Some of these may be uncontrolled diabetes, chemotherapy or radiation therapy, parathyroid disorders, blood disorders, rare bone disorders or bone marrow cancer. Some physical factors may include insufficient or poor quality bone, low sinuses or nerve bundles.
Ans: The success of your implants will depend greatly on how well you maintain them. They will need to be professionally cleaned and examined by your implant dentist every three to four months. Also, brushing and flossing daily is absolutely necessary for long-term success.
Ans: No. An effective local anesthetic is used during the surgery so that you do not have any discomfort during the placement of the implants. The mild discomfort you might experience after surgery can be controlled with medications.
Ans: You can go to work the next day, unless some particular surgical circumstance arises. Your implant dentist will discuss all postoperative instructions with you.
Ans: Oral and maxillofacial surgery is the branch of dentistry that deals with the diagnosis and treatment of defects, injuries, and diseases involving the head, mouth, teeth, gums, jaws, and neck.
Ans: Anyone who is in danger of developing impacted wisdom teeth (third molars that only partially erupt or get trapped or stuck in the jaw) should have them removed so that they do not damage adjacent molars and cause other oral problems. In addition, anyone who is getting dentures should have their wisdom teeth removed.
Ans: If you have lost most or all of your teeth, you are a perfect candidate for complete dentures. If you still have some natural teeth remaining, a partial denture is recommended to help improve chewing ability, speech, and support for facial muscles.
Ans: Periodontal disease is a serious, chronic bacterial infection that attacks the gums and bones that support your teeth.
Ans: The major cause of periodontal disease is the buildup of plaque, which results from the overgrowth of the mouth's naturally occurring bacteria. In order to prevent the development of periodontal disease, an individual needs to maintain sound hygiene practices by brushing his / her teeth and flossing daily.
Ans: Gingivitis is the inflammation of the gums around the roots of the teeth. It marks the early stage of periodontal disease, and it is characterized by red, swollen gums.


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Discussion in 'Long Range Scopes and Other Optics' started by jhughes, Dec 18, 2012.
Then I place my bubble level on the rail of the rifle and double check it with a torpedo level a carpenter might use, the little small kind.
One I'm happy with the rail mounted bubble level, I take the torpedo level off and mount the scope rings with the scope in them loosely to the rail. I place the torpedo level on the elevation turret and ensure that the scope is level and the rail mounted bubble level is still level also.
I then tighten the ring cap screws in an alternating manner while ensuring tha the scope remains level.
So now the scope is mounted to the rifle and the rail mounted level is showing level as well. Now I hang a plumb line out at whatever distance I can see it well and check that when the rail level is showing level, that my crosshairs are plumb with the line. I'm usually so close to perfectly level that it isn't worth trying to change anything. Hope that helps you out.
I want to be able to align the scope and rifle and then verify it with a pulmb line out to 50 or hundred yards hence why I need to be able to take his to the range.
I do pretty much the same as gebhardt02 with good results. I do all of my mounting of the scope in the garage and then line the scope up with a plumb line that hangs off a fence 20 yards away.
I don't understand why you need to go to the range and have the plumb line out to 50 or 100 yards? I actually think it might be harder to work with at that distance.
Prescision shooting is new to me. I read that another prescision shooter reccomended the 50-100 yard distance with the plumb line. As long as it square enough to keep the elevation from tracking at a cant is all I'm interested in. Thanks for your help. I will star there.
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Well written. Enjoyed reading it. This is what I love about the LRH site. The detailed knowledge shared can be pretty incredible at times.


Everyone talks about the fight. The victory.
Writing this last book was a very emotional experience that required me to do a lot of soul reflecting and spilling out my guts. While I value the raw honesty of writing and of the last chapter in Arie's story, it can be hard for me to get to the place I need to in order for the meaning to come through the words. Music not only inspired the story but inspired me to find the truth of what I was saying and be brave enough to write it down.
I didn't know how long I'd been staring at the wall. At least a few hours, probably, without stopping. I'd gotten really really good at it.
A slight shiver went through my body, making me tighten the blanket around me and huddle closer to the generator. The air was hot and sticky. It was hard to breathe. It made my lungs a little sore. Or maybe I was just imagining it.
Does it really matter? Probably not.
I still had a few hours, I guessed, until it was dark and the Compound went to sleep. The late night hours were the only times I left the second floor of the maintenance building—even then, it was only by necessity. The newly sanctioned night guards were ordered to not play nice if they caught anyone wandering around past curfew, but I didn't want to leave anyway.
The seconds ticked by and I counted each one. Two. Three. Twenty. Four hundred and ninety-seven. Nothing to do, nothing to say, nothing to think. Just me and my blanket and the wall. And the generator. Couldn't forget the generator. I had to think of a name for that thing. It was big and powerful. Maybe Caesar? No, that just made me think of pizza. Alexander? Ivan? Was I looking for a good connotation or a bad one? Probably a good one. True, the generator had burned me on multiple occasions, but that had been my fault. It kept me warm. I could always count on it being there. Maybe Steve. Roger? They sounded like nice guys.
Then I realized I was trying to name a generator.
Should I be concerned about that? Probably not. There was nobody here to judge me besides Steve and he seemed like the forgiving type. It was good to have a friend like Steve.
Steve was good for a lot of things, but keeping track of time wasn't one of them. How many days had I been in here? He didn't know. Neither did I, though I guessed about two or three weeks. All I knew was that Cyrus had let me live on the condition that I wasn't seen by anyone else. I accepted the terms at the time. Now I often wondered what would happen if I wandered out into the open during the day and let the world see me. How fast would he kill me? Did speed really matter as long as the result was the same?
I never did though. Part of me knew Cyrus was bluffing. I'd survived his little key extraction process despite his prediction I wouldn't. He was still baffled by that. So was I. I was the farthest he'd ever gotten with a key, but he didn't know what that meant or where it left me. He'd taken the key essence—whatever that meant—out of me. Was I still infected? Was I still the key somehow? What if he needed me at some point in the future? I didn't know what for and I didn't think he did either. Regardless, I was his insurance policy. He was too careful to let me go too soon, just in case.
Cyrus was the only one I'd seen since I woke up. I didn't know where anyone else was or what they were doing or what they thought of me. All I knew of Vanessa is what Cyrus told me: she was a success. She was stable in her new body. She was up and at 'em and training and taking over all of my responsibilities. Everyone had met her. Everyone knew who she was. She fit the niche we were designed for much better than I did. She was an even match for Micah, executed all assignments on time, patrolled like a perfect policeman. I wasn't needed anymore. I'd been relieved of my duties and told to make my own quiet existence away so I wouldn't bother anyone.
No, I didn't. I didn't want to look into the faces of those I loved—those who had put so much work and energy and faith in me to beat the very key that had stood in front of them—and hang my head in shame. I couldn't do it. It was over. I lost.
Cyrus was using the guilt against me, a way to keep me silent. I knew that. I continually proved him right, choosing to stay away from everyone and everything. It was just too hard. I didn't have the motivation or guts to face anything. I barely had the will to eat and sleep and keep myself alive. I'd probably be better use to the world if I were dead: then I could keep a watchful eye on the good guys and haunt the bad.
Useless was an understatement to describe my current state to all parties involved. I was sure Cyrus—not to mention Roland—were both giddy beyond belief to have their key, their captain and commander. I'd heard the stories of what I was supposed to be, the war general, the stoic soldier that follows orders just as well as it gives them. Like Micah but with no rage. No emotions. No personality. I wondered how Micah was faring with a new teacher's pet that didn't even understand when he teased her. He was probably just happy to have a partner that would actually do the job and do it well.
Congrats, Micah. Hope you love your new best friend.
I hated to admit it, but it was weird without her. My head wasn't empty, exactly, but it was weird to have a thought she would normally tell me, only to realize I was alone.
Now that she was out of me, though, I wanted to meet her. I didn't know much about the transfer process or how it had affected her. Maybe she didn't even remember me or who I was or anything before she awoke in her own body. Maybe she did. I didn't know. Part of me wanted to see how she walked, how she spoke, how she moved. I wanted to see how she compared to the monster in my head with ripped out hair, exposed flesh, a half smile and a solid blue eye. I wanted to punch the guts out of her. I wanted to beat her to her knees just like she had done to me. I hated her.
But the other part of me was terrified of her. I tried to never admit that when she was in my head, though that didn't really help. She knew I was scared of her. And who wouldn't be? Anyone would be horrified to wake up one day and discover a blue monster was talking back. At least, that's what I told myself: anyone would be terrified. Nobody would have the courage to confront her. After all, she pretty much ruined me when she was safely locked in my head—I couldn't imagine trying to face her when she had her own arms and legs she could move freely.
I was a coward. I knew it. I lived it, inside a giant cavern of generators I was too afraid and apathetic to leave. It was my jail, and I was both prisoner and guard, letting myself drown in self-pity. Even I was repulsed with how pathetic I was.
Today I was sitting next to Steve with my blanket around me, my usual stance, as I stared at the wall and played with the edges of my long sleeves. I still kept my arms covered despite the fact I was always alone. They weren't blue anymore, much to my astonishment and relief— Cyrus couldn't give me an explanation besides that my potential had been used up at the right time.
I didn't care why, really. You could still see where it used to be though, faint greyish pink raises in the skin where the symbol and its vines had scalded themselves onto my body. The scars ran from head to toe but you could only really see them on my arms, like monuments made to the beginning of what would be my failure. I hated them. I kept them hidden from my eyes.
There wasn't much else to look at. I felt like I had the wall opposite from me completely memorized, every line, chink and crevice. I decided to mix it up a bit, turning to look at Steve the generator head on to get a different view.
A bubble of voices echoed below me. I tensed but didn't panic. The maintenance building was still used by cleaning crews and such to store supplies, which meant that I was often visited by a blab of indiscernible conversation as they retrieved what they needed. Nobody ever knew I was up here. I often wondered if anyone I knew was down there, if my mom ever came by to grab her cleaner brush and thought about our conversation that day outside—if she ever thought about me.
Suddenly, something crashed through the window that I used as a door. I jumped as a can clanked on the ground before sliding to a stop several yards in front of me.
I leaned forward cautiously, as if to inspect in from afar, when it started spluttering out sparks. Fire. Everywhere.
I couldn't understand how it happened—the building was made of metal, at least on the inside, and there was nothing for the fire to catch onto and burn. But flames were everywhere, suspended throughout the whole space, as if the air itself was on fire. The temperature instantly ballooned hundreds of degrees and clouds of smoke obstructed my vision.
Pulling the collar of my hoodie over my nose, I made sure to grab my blanket before fighting through the smoke and airborne flames, flinching when I felt a piece of skin on my forehead singe. I forced the broken window up and started climbing down the fire escape, getting halfway to the ground before realizing that's as far as it went. Someone had taken out half of the ladder.
I looked back up at the window, seeing the gobs of smoke coming out and floating up toward the sky. It wasn't too high but I didn't really have much of a choice anyway. I jumped. The shock of the landing vibrated up my legs, and I leaned over, breathing in gusts of clean air.
Wait a minute. With a start, I realized I was hearing thoughts that weren't mine. No, they weren't thoughts. I was hearing my voice—my voice out loud.
Slowly, I walked down the side of the building, my voice getting louder, and peeked around the corner. A gathered group of eighty or so employees were standing a few feet from the maintenance building, watching the billowing smoke with melancholy or otherwise blank expressions in a rigid stance. And standing in front of them with a smirk on her face was me.
I gasped and dropped my blanket on the ground, which was when she saw me. It was like looking into a mirror. Her eyebrows shot up and she gasped, the same short sound.
A grumble went through the incredulous crowd but everyone's feet stayed glued to where they were. I only had eyes for me. At least, she looked just like me, but at the same time she didn't. She held herself with poise and power, wearing a bright pink dress that had a much lower neck and much higher skirt than anything I would've ever dreamed of wearing, exposing perfect skin. Perfect arms. Perfect legs. No freak symbols or blue vines or nasty scars. Though I knew she had to be wearing gobs of makeup, her face was beautiful, her hair full and luscious, nothing out of place. Her blue eyes were deep but narrowed, pointed, as if looking for a fault to expose or a weakness to exploit. She was me but she wasn't me.
It took me a moment to realize I didn't say the words even though they were in my whisper. A transfer, she called it. They had transferred her. A transfer to another me.


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Jennifer Lopez celebrates one year with Casper Smart
Sat, Oct 27 2012
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HollywoodNews.com: It looks like Jennifer Lopez and Casper Smart have proven a lot of people wrong as the two celebrated their one-year anniversary this week. Lopez took to Twitter to comment on the happy day that came after ending her marriage with Marc Anthony, states E! News. "@BEAUcasperSMART BEAR!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Today is[...]
Nick Jonas allegedly joining 'X-Factor' as mentor
Wed, Sep 5 2012
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HollywoodNews.com: It has already been reported that Justin Bieber and Marc Anthony will be on 'X-Factor' as celebrity mentors, but it seems another spot has also been filled. It is now being reported that Nick Jonas will be a celebrity mentor on the show working with new judge Demi Lovato, states[...]
Marc Anthony joining Justin Bieber on 'X-Factor'
Tue, Sep 4 2012
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HollywoodNews.com: There were rumors that Justin Bieber was headed to 'X-Factor' to be a mentor, and it seems that Marc Anthony decided to do the same. Anthony reportedly signed up to be a celebrity mentor on the show which means he will be competing against Bieber in this role, states TMZ.[...]
Jennifer Lopez talks Tom Cruise, Katie Holmes split
Fri, Jul 13 2012
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HollywoodNews.com: Jennifer Lopez has become friendly with Tom Cruise and Katie Holmes over the years which is why she was so shocked to hear that they were splitting up. Lopez recently spoke out about the two going through a divorce just like she split with Marc Anthony last year around this[...]
Marc Anthony and Casper Smart getting along?
Tue, Jul 3 2012
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HollywoodNews.com: Jennifer Lopez may have finally smoothed everything out in her life as it seems that Marc Anthony and Casper Smart are actually getting along. A photo recently caught the two men in her life giving each other a friendly hug while at a private airport, states TMZ. The group was[...]
Jennifer Lopez shooting down engagement rumors
Sat, Jun 9 2012
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HollywoodNews.com: Jennifer Lopez isn't even divorced from Marc Anthony yet, but she is already dealing with engagement rumors with Casper Smart. Lopez was spotted wearing a ring on her engagement finger, but it seems things aren't what they appear to be, states People. "Rumors!!! Don't be fooled by the rocks that[...]
Jennifer Lopez, Marc Anthony back on stage together
Mon, May 28 2012
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HollywoodNews.com: Jennifer Lopez and Marc Anthony are still keeping their split amicable as they recently hit the stage together for the finale of '¡Q'VIVA! THE CHOSEN LIVE.' The two reportedly sang two songs each separately, but did end up coming back together for a hug at the end, states RadarOnline. The[...]
Jennifer Lopez talks having more children
Mon, May 7 2012
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HollywoodNews.com: Jennifer Lopez has been enjoying raising her young twins, but that doesn't mean she isn't thinking about more children in the future. Lopez recently opened up about possibly having more children one day despite going through a divorce with Marc Anthony right now, states People. "It would be a blessing.[...]
Jennifer Lopez, Marc Anthony handling divorce amicably
Thu, Apr 26 2012
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HollywoodNews.com: Jennifer Lopez and Marc Anthony are in the middle of their divorce, and it sounds like there are going to be very few problems. It is being reported that the two are working together to resolve all issues in the best interest of their children, states People. It was previously[...]
Jennifer Lopez reportedly still fighting first husband over home video
Fri, Apr 20 2012
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HollywoodNews.com: Things are apparently not easy for Jennifer Lopez as she is allegedly still in a battle with her first husband, Ojani Noa, in regard to their private home videos. His lawyers are reportedly currently fighting her claim that she never consented to the home recordings while she allegedly appears to[...]

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Q: using html2canvas, children not showing up in output image I'm trying to save a div element as an image. When I press on an image, it gets appended to said div. When I press the 'save' button, it's supposed to take a 'screenshot' of the div with the images added to it (as children), but the image turns out blank.
At first, it turned out black, but I set the background-color as white on the div, and now it's white instead. The children of the div is still not showing up, though.
Update: I tried saving the images on my computer and using those, instead of imgur, and the images are still not showing up in the 'screenshot'. The output images are 2.15 KB large, so they're not 'empty'.
I'm using:
html2canvas.js http://html2canvas.hertzen.com/
FileSaver.js https://github.com/eligrey/FileSaver.js/
Blob.js, canvas-toBlob.js, jquery 1.9.1

$(function(){
    $("#btnSave").click(function() {
        html2canvas( $("#base") , {
            onrendered: function(canvas) {
                theCanvas = canvas;
                canvas.toBlob(function(blob) {
                    saveAs(blob, "avatar");
                });
            }
        });
    });
});

before appending additional images:

#base {
  width: 200px;
  height: 330px;
  float: left;
  position: relative;
  background-color: #FFF;
}

#base img {
  pointer-events: none;
}

after appending additional images:

#base {
  width: 200px;
  height: 330px;
  float: left;
  position: relative;
  background-color: #FFF;
}

#base img {
  pointer-events: none;
}

img.onDoll {
  position: absolute;
  top: 0;
  left: 0;
}

Update: This is the log after running it with allowTaint: true
html2canvas.js:2506 91ms html2canvas: Document cloned
html2canvas.js:2506 96ms html2canvas: Initialized CanvasRenderer with size 944 x 495
html2canvas.js:2506 97ms html2canvas: Starting NodeParser
html2canvas.js:2506 100ms html2canvas: Fetched nodes, total: 5
html2canvas.js:2506 101ms html2canvas: Calculate overflow clips
html2canvas.js:2506 105ms html2canvas: Start fetching images
html2canvas.js:2506 106ms html2canvas: Added image #1 https://i.imgur.com/wGSH6Xs.png
html2canvas.js:2506 107ms html2canvas: Added image #2 https://i.imgur.com/k0TXwzN.png
html2canvas.js:2506 108ms html2canvas: Finished searching images
html2canvas.js:2506 109ms html2canvas: Succesfully loaded image #1 ImageContainer {src: "https://i.imgur.com/k0TXwzN.png", image: img, tainted: null, promise: $$es6$promise$promise$$Promise}
html2canvas.js:2506 112ms html2canvas: Succesfully loaded image #2 ImageContainer {src: "https://i.imgur.com/wGSH6Xs.png", image: img, tainted: null, promise: $$es6$promise$promise$$Promise}
html2canvas.js:2506 113ms html2canvas: Images loaded, starting parsing
html2canvas.js:2506 113ms html2canvas: Creating stacking contexts
html2canvas.js:2506 114ms html2canvas: Sorting stacking contexts
html2canvas.js:2506 115ms html2canvas: Render queue created with 5 items
html2canvas.js:2506 118ms html2canvas: Finished rendering
html2canvas.js:2506 119ms html2canvas: Cropping canvas at: left: 72 top: 129.3125 width: 200 height: 330
html2canvas.js:2506 119ms html2canvas: Resulting crop with width 200 and height 330  with x 72 and y 129.3125
html2canvas.js:2506 121ms html2canvas: Cleaned up container
html2canvas.js:2506 122ms html2canvas: options.onrendered is deprecated, html2canvas returns a Promise containing the canvas

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Last week all greens were sprayed with fungicide to help prevent fusarium disease and also help with anthracnose disease.
Back of the 13th green has been left to grow to aprons height to help with reducing stress on the grass plant as anthracnose disease hit that green hard. Once the green has recovered the height of cut will be lowered back to greens height 5mm some of the greens will be reshaped/ enlarged this week. By reshaping/ enlarging the greens it will visually make them look better and also make more hole positions.


~PAPER DOLL EVE~: Costume designs. Belly Dancer, Conga Dancer, Peacock fairy, Pirate. Peacock Dresses.
To find awesome designs like the ones below.
All designs are colored there. See this beautiful belly dancer dress.
blue and purple, two of my favorite colors.
I also love peacocks. And I love fairies!
This is how the peacock fairy was born.
With my sister in mind I drew this one. She goes crazy over pirates.
And I'm loving drawing swords.
The conga dancer. This is a very special costume.
I'll dedicate one post to it and tell you why.
My peacock dresses, sigh. Did I mention I love peacocks?
So much I can't draw a paper doll without designing a few peacock dresses.
I am thinking of new peacock designs.
I'm so glad you joined the bloglovin blog hop. Did you add bloglovin though? I can't find it. I'm following LF and GFC, but I'd love to be able to read your blog in bloglovin. Stop back over to www.thenymelrosefamily.blogspot.com and follow the instructions to add it. Leave me a note once you do so I can add you in.
Hey, this is a very cool blog. I just started following from the Hoppin Weekend. Your designs are fabulous. I'm following via GFC, FB and Google +. I am looking into getting into crochet, if you go to my blog you will see there's kind of been a little theme going on this week, it's been all about crochet fashion and accessories. I'd love for you to stop by and check it out and if you'd like you can follow back too. I'm going to have to go check out The Celebrities Rock Crochet post, I've been trying to find celebs in crochet and have had a hard time finding them.
Anyway, you have an awesome weekend.
Thank you so much for following my blog. I'm following your three blogs. I need to find new celebrities wearing crochet myself. Have a great weekend.


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Q: What is the correct way to apply fitToSuppliedMarkers to my map from Expo.MapView React-native? I am using the MapView module from Expo, which I believe works the same way as react-native-maps.
Currently, I tried to use the ref prop for my MapView to get the map Object. I am not sure why the map Object is undefined. Am I using the fitToSuppliedMarkers method the right way ? Why is the map Object undefined ?
Here is a screenchot of the error:

And here is the code for the Map:
import React, { Component } from 'react';
import { View, TouchableOpacity } from 'react-native';
import PropTypes from 'prop-types';
import { connect } from 'react-redux';
import R from 'ramda';
import Icon from 'react-native-vector-icons/MaterialIcons';
import { MapView } from 'expo';
import MapMarkerInfoModal from './MapMarkerInfoModal';

const navigationOptions = {
  drawerLabel: 'Map',
  drawerIcon: ({ tintColor }) =>
    <Icon name="map" size={24} color={tintColor} />,
};

const propTypes = {
  university: PropTypes.shape({ lat: PropTypes.number, lng:
PropTypes.number }),
  studentCourses: PropTypes.object,
};

const enhancer = connect(state => ({
  university: state.user.university,
  studentCourses: state.studentCourses.items,
}));

const markerImg = require('../images/library_marker.png');

class Map extends Component {
  constructor(props) {
    super(props);

    this.meetings = [];
    this.state = { showInfo: false, selectedLocation: null };
  }

  componentWillReceiveProps(nextProps) {
    console.log(this.map);
    this.meetings = R.pipe(
      R.values,
      R.pluck('meetings'),
      R.flatten,
      R.groupBy(m => (m ? `${m.lat} ${m.lng}` : '')),
      R.toPairs
    )(nextProps.studentCourses);

    setTimeout(
      () => this.map.fitToSuppliedMarkers(R.map(R.nth(0),
this.meetings),
true),
      1000
    );
  }

  showInfoModal = event => {
    const id = event.nativeEvent.id;
    const meetings = R.filter(item => item[0] === id, this.meetings)[0] [1];
    this.setState({ showInfo: true, selectedLocation: meetings });
  };

  hideInfoModal = () => {
    this.setState({ showInfo: false });
  };

  render() {
    return (
      this.props.university.lat !== null && <View style={{ flex: 1 }}>
        <MapView
          ref={ref => {
            this.map = ref;
          }}
          initialRegion={{
            latitude: this.props.university.lat,
            longitude: this.props.university.lng,
            latitudeDelta: 0.0922,
            longitudeDelta: 0.0421,
          }}
          provider="google"
          showsMyLocationButton={true}
          showsCompass={true}
          zoomEnabled={true}
          loadingEnabled={true}
          style={{ flex: 1 }}
        >
          {this.meetings.map(([coord, mtg]) => {
            if (coord === '') return null;

            const [lat, lng] = coord.split(' ');
            return (
              <MapView.Marker
                key={coord}
            i    dentifier={coord}
                coordinate={{
                  latitude: Number(lat),
                  longitude: Number(lng),
                }}
                image={markerImg}
                onPress={this.showInfoModal}
              />
            );
          })}
        </MapView>
        <MapMarkerInfoModal
          visible={this.state.showInfo}
          location={this.state.selectedLocation}
          onClose={this.hideInfoModal}
        />
        <TouchableOpacity
          onPress={() => this.props.navigation.navigate('DrawerOpen')}
          style={{ position: 'absolute', top: 30, left: 20 }}
        >
          <Icon
            name="menu"
            size={25}
          />
        </TouchableOpacity>
      </View>
    );
  }
}

Map.propTypes = propTypes;
Map.navigationOptions = navigationOptions;

export default enhancer(Map);

A: Just add root
() => this.map.root.fitToSuppliedMarkers(R.map(R.nth(0))


Annual Writing Contests Now Accepting Submissions!
The 2019 Writing Contests are now accepting submissions!
Every year, the Department of English & Modern Languages holds writing competitions in ten categories, recognizing work written in introductory classes (like WRT 110, 111, and 210); critical essays on literature; interdisciplinary essays; and original poems, plays, and stories.
We will give away thousands of dollars in prize money.
The competitions are open to any University of Hartford student.
Did you write a great essay in WRT 110, one or two years back? Send it in! Do you have any poems or stories tucked away on your computer? Send them in! How about any essays that span more than one discipline? It is free to enter these contests. Why not take a chance?
The deadline for entry is March 8th at 5:00 PM.
Below you will also find two PDFs, one with a full description of the contest categories and the other with instructions on how to enter.
The competitions are made possible through the generous support of University of Hartford alumni.
Questions? Contact Professor Grossberg at Grossberg@Hartford.edu or x4944.


Next message: Michael A. Lebowitz: "[OPE-L:327] RE: working through CAPITAL"
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Second, Bill wondered aloud about the difference between OPE-L and PEN-L.
want to keep the list size relatively small due to the next reason.
good faith and really listen to each other's perspectives and concerns.
and the interrelationships between different aspects of theory and reality.
I wish that Bill was right and that we did really understand capitalism.
important theoretical and practical issues left for us to understand.
the world. Practice is necessary, but so is theory -- both are required.
to develop our understanding of capitalism as a _requirement_ for change.
summarized many important concerns that we share regarding this issue.
our work together, but I think it has a place.
then they should be voiced rather than hidden.


Is a condominium homeowners association ("HOA") association necessary for a 2-4 unit building?
How does one create a condominium homeowners association?
When and how must the HOA register and file forms with governmental agencies?
What tax returns must it file and what taxes must it pay?
When should the HOA have its first owner meeting, and what should it do at the meeting?
How does the HOA call and conduct an owner meeting?
How should the HOA create its budget and collect owner dues and assessments?
What records must the HOA keep and what reports must it make to its members?
How can the HOA fine and discipline owners and otherwise enforce its rules?
California law requires that all condominium properties, regardless of size, have a homeowners association. The HOA carries out the obligations of the condominium owners as imposed by its governing documents and applicable law. The primary obligations are maintaining the common areas, establishing and collecting assessments, conducting meetings, and enforcing the rules.
How does one create a condominium homeowners association for a 2-4 unit building in California?
A common misconception is that no homeowners association exists until the owners create a corporation or some other sort of "official" entity. In fact, an association begins to exist automatically on the day that the name on the title to one condominium is different than the name on the title to another condominium. Filing an official formation document, such as Articles of Incorporation, (to create an incorporated HOA) or Articles of Association (to create an unincorporated HOA) is optional, and a condo association that files neither is still considered to be a formal legal entity. Most 2-4 unit condominium associations in California remain unincorporated. California law gives condominium owners in unincorporated associations a unlimited liability protection provided the association carries $2M of liability insurance. In addition, it is relatively easy for 2-4 unit associations to open bank accounts and obtain utilities and insurance, so the additional cost and paperwork burdens of incorporating, although relatively light, outweigh the benefits.
When and how must a 2-4 unit condominium homeowners association register and file forms with governmental agencies?
Establishing Authority: In California, an unincorporated homeowners association may file Articles of Organization with the Secretary of State or, alternatively, a statement specifying who has authority to accept legal papers on its behalf. California also allows an unincorporated homeowners association to record a Statement of Authority with the County Recorder of the county where the condominiums are located in which it reveals who has the authority to sign checks and contracts on its behalf. All of these filings are optional, and most 2-4 unit California homeowners associations find them to be unnecessary.
Obtaining A Tax ID: A tax identification number (commonly known as an "Employer Identification Number" or "EIN") is a number that identifies the association for tax purposes. To get an EIN, the owners simply ask the internal revenue service to issue one. The request can be made online, in which case the number is issued instantaneously. In California, incorporated homeowners associations are required to have an EIN, but it is unclear whether this is necessary for unincorporated associations. A 2-4 unit homeowners association must weigh the benefits of getting one against the burdens of having one. On one hand, the tax ID will make it possible to open a bank account without using the tax ID of the owner or manager. On the other hand, it may force the homeowners association to file tax exemption requests and tax returns that it would not otherwise file (see discussion below).
Establishing Nonprofit Tax Status: An unincorporated condominium homeowners association qualifies as a nonprofit organization that is exempt from income and franchise taxes, but the law is unclear as to whether filings or applications are required to establish tax-exempt status. The most conservative route is to file for both federal and California exemptions, and this is strongly advised if the HOA has obtained an EIN. Note, however, that these filings create ongoing annual obligations and, in our experience, there do not seem to be any consequences for not formally seeking the exemptions. If the association wishes to formally establish federal tax-exempt status, it must file a Form 1120H with the IRS by the 15th day of the third month after the end of each tax year. If the association wishes to formally establish California tax-exempt status, it must file a Form 3500 with the California Franchise Tax Board 90 days before the end of the first year the HOA exists. Unlike the federal Form 1120H, the 3500 is a one-time filing and need not be repeated each year; however, filing the Form 3500 creates an annual filing burden on homeowners associations with average owner dues collections of more than $25,000 (see discussion below).
Annual Registration: Unincorporated California homeowners associations (regardless of their level of informality) are required to file a Form SI-CID with the Secretary of State once every two years in July.
What tax returns must a 2-4 unit condominium homeowners association file and what taxes must the HOA pay?
Tax filing requirements for unincorporated and informal homeowners associations are not clear. Many of these associations file no returns and suffer no consequence. However, this approach is risky if the HOA obtains an Employer Identification Number, which creates awareness that the HOA exists and an expectation that it will file a return. If the HOA has an EIN, it is best to file returns to avoid the risk of penalties. At the federal level, the return is filed using Form 1120, which is due annually by the 15th day of the third month after the end of each tax year. No federal tax will be due so long as the only income the HOA receives is owner dues, and so long as it uses all of this income to pay operating expenses and accumulate reserves. At the California state level, an association that has obtained an EIN, or wishes to proceed conservatively, should first file a Form 3500 (as discussed above) to establish its California tax-exempt status. The Form 3500 is a one-time filing. Unincorporated homeowners associations that have obtained tax-exempt status then annually file a Form 100 if they receive more than $100 in income from sources other than owner dues and assessments, and a Form 199 if their income (including owner dues) is $25,000 or more. These filings are due by the 15th day of the fifth month after the end of each tax year. Note that the need to file Form 199 does not mean that tax is due, and no tax will be due so long as the only income the homeowners association receives is owner dues, and so long as it uses all of this income to pay operating expenses and accumulate reserves.
When should a homeowners association have its first meeting, and what should it do during that meeting?
Every condominium homeowners association, including one consisting of only two members, should have a plan under which a specific person is responsible for ensuring that the basic duties of the HOA are fulfilled: (i) creating the annual budget including a repair/replacement reserve contribution; (ii) collecting and depositing owner dues, paying bills and keeping records; (iii) coordinating common area cleaning and repair; and (iv) complying with the requirements and formalities imposed by California law such as running meetings and reporting to owners. The easiest way to fulfill these responsibilities is to hire a qualified homeowners association manager or management company. At its first meeting, the association should decide whether it will hire a manager and, if so, how the manager will be selected. A specific owner should be charged with the task of obtaining management proposals, along with a deadline for presenting these to the other owner(s). If the association chooses not hire a manager, it should carefully delineate exactly who among the owners will be responsible for each of the above-listed tasks, and record its decisions in the minutes.
An owner or manager should be assigned the task of satisfying association filing and taxation requirements (discussed in detail above) or hiring a professional to do so. Keep in mind that postponing this task can expose the association to monetary penalties.
Limits of casualty coverage, particularly those relating to replacement costs and building code upgrades.
California law requires that every condominium property, including those with only two units, adopt policies regarding assessment collection and owner discipline, and to circulate such information to owners. Some recommendations for policies are discussed below. At its first meeting, the association should discuss and adopt assessment and discipline policies and record its decisions in the minutes. A manager or owner should be appointed to circulate a written statement of the policies to all owners.
How does a 2-4 unit condominium homeowners association call and conduct an owner meeting?
Do not assume that, just because the HOA is very small, it does not need to observe meeting formalities imposed by law and by its governing documents. If the association does not follow proper procedures, an owner who is unhappy with its decisions will be able to legally challenge the validity of those decisions (even if the unhappy owner came to the meeting and/or participated in the decision-making process). The CC&Rs will contain requirements for calling and conducting an owner meeting, including: (i) the number of days advance notice that must be given and the way the notice must be transmitted; (ii) whether or not an agenda must be given with the notice and whether matters not included in the agenda can be discussed or decided; (iii) the level of attendance required to conduct business (also called the "quorum" requirement); (iv) how owners not able to be physically present at the meeting can participate; (v) the number or percentage of votes required to make various types of decisions; (vi) whether and how decisions can be made without a formal meeting; and (vii) how records (or "minutes") of the meeting must be kept and transmitted to the owners. Every homeowners association must satisfy the minimum meeting and voting formality requirements imposed by California law regardless of how few condominiums the property contains and regardless of what its governing documents state; and if the documents impose requirements that are more stringent than those imposed by law, the HOA must comply with the requirements in its documents.
California has recently enacted extremely complex and burdensome requirements for owner meetings at which governing documents will be amended, or exclusive usage rights to common area will be granted to a particular owner or owners. The Association must designate either one or three election inspectors to supervise the vote. These inspectors may be owners. Voting must be by secret written ballot sent 30 days before the voting deadline. The ballot may not identify the owner by name, unit number, or otherwise. It must be sent with two pre-addressed envelopes and instructions. The ballot must be inserted into one envelope that is then sealed and inserted into the second envelope. On the second envelope, the voter prints and signs his/her name, and provides his/her address and unit number. The voter then mails or hand delivers the second envelope to the election inspector(s), who must count them in an open meeting of the board or owners. The ballots must be retained for one year and available for review by owners. There is no exemption from these requirements for smaller associations, and failure to follow them allows a court to void the election results and impose monetary penalty on the association.
How should a homeowners association create its budget and collect owner dues and assessments?
Add the annual collection for each item to determine the total annual reserve collection.
California law requires that every condominium property, including those with only two units, conduct a detailed reserve study at least once every three years that includes all of the elements described above along with a plan for funding the reserves, and review the most recent study and funding plan annually to determine if changed circumstances or new information require revisions. California law requires homeowners associations to send each owner a copy of the operating budget and dues calculation, along with a disclosure relating to the reserves, between 30 and 90 days before the beginning of the HOA's fiscal year. California recently developed a fill-in form for this disclosure that can be found in California Civil Code Section 1365.2.5. Replacement /reserve funds must be kept in a separate bank account, and cannot be used to pay for operating expenses except in very limited circumstances.
California law requires every homeowners association to have a written policy for collecting delinquent dues and assessments, and to send a copy of its policy to each owner every year. California law prohibits an owner from withholding a dues or assessment payment on the grounds that the owner is entitled to recover money or damages from the homeowner association, but permits an owner to dispute an assessment on other bases either in small claims court or by demanding a meeting with all owners.
California law allows the homeowners association to record a "lien" against the non-paying owner's lot or condominium, an inexpensive and quick procedure that ensures that the association will automatically receive its money when the property is sold, and gives the HOA preferred repayment status if the defaulting owner files bankruptcy. A decision to record a lien must be made at a meeting open to all owners. At least 30 days before recording a lien against a delinquent owner's property, the association must send a notice by certified mail that includes a variety of specific information and language. Recording a lien is a particularly useful homeowners association remedy when the defaulting homeowner is "under water", meaning that the value of his/her unit is less than the balance owed on the mortgage. While filing the lien will not trigger immediate payment, it will increase the likelihood that the HOA will be paid eventually, while avoiding the need for the HOA to take over the defaulting owner's mortgage. Keep in mind, however, that if the owner defaults on the mortgage and the bank forecloses, the homeowners association's lien will be wiped out, and it will not be legally entitled to recover the defaulting owner's debt from the lender or from the new owner.
California law also allows the homeowners association to trigger a process under which the non-paying owner's property is sold on the open market, provided that the defaulting owner gets to keep any amount of the sale price left after paying costs of sale, mortgages, legal fees, and debts and penalties to the HOA. This forced sale process, called a "foreclosure", is non-judicial, meaning that the homeowners association does not need to go to court at any point during the sale process. A homeowners association that wants to collect unpaid dues or assessments through non-judicial foreclosure typically hires a trustee or foreclosure service to handle the sale and collection process. Note that a foreclosure is only useful if the value of the defaulting owner's lot or condominium is significantly greater than the amount of the mortgage; otherwise, the proceeds from the forced sale, after payment of costs and mortgage, may not be sufficient to repay the owner's debt to the HOA. Also note that liens and non-judicial sales are allowed for delinquent assessments, interest, late fees, collection costs (including attorney fees), and interest, but are not allowed on for fines and penalties imposed for rule violations.
What records must a homeowners association keep and what reports must it make to its members?
Homeowners association documents may supplement these requirements, but may not diminish or eliminate them.
How can a homeowners association fine and discipline owners and otherwise enforce its rules?
California law permits homeowners associations to impose fines and penalties, but only provided the HOA adopts a schedule in advance, and sends a copy to each owner each time a fine or penalty is established or adjusted. Fines or penalties cannot be the basis for a lien or non-judicial foreclosure, but can be collected through legal action, including a forced sale supervised by a court.
For more information on operating a condominium homeowners association issues, please see my article entitled Homeowners Association FAQs or purchase a copy of The Condominium Bluebook.
SirkinLaw APC has been creating homeowner association documents, advising owners, and mediating association disputes, for more than twenty years. Andy Sirkin was co-author of 10 editions of The Condominium Bluebook, and his expertise in preparing governing documents is recognized throughout California. SirkinLaw APC governing documents continue to be the ones other firms emulate, and Realtors, lenders and buyers strongly prefer. This leadership results from constant improvement and innovation that makes our documents easier to read and understand, as well as more efficient and less expensive to enforce.


Slowly but surely I have been plotting out this quilt…. The Full Moon Lagoon fabric bought back in December, many of the co-ordinating fabrics bought from Instagram de-stashes over January. A couple of hundred squares cut out, and then it sat. Waiting for time, waiting for that excruciating moment when holding a dream back became more painful than letting it go and hoping it doesn't fall.
Last week was that time, as I chain-pieced, trimmed and pressed for days.
Then came the layout, the shuffling. The standing back and wondering if it was even possible to get the image, the drama that was in my dream out with this fabric. This ambitious project, which is 15 by 16 rows of 4 1/2 inch Half-Square Triangles.
It turns out, it was.
Candy Ripples was born. Dark fabric, light fabric and many inbetween. The eye moves between the widening ripples, and there is always the sweetness of the pink, the yellow and orange. A warm quilt, a dynamic quilt. This weeks job is to finalise the layout then painstakingly chain piece it together. Then breath a huge sigh!
Simply Retro challenge – March finish!


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Attitude adjustment changed journey for UF baseball
Pat Dooley
Florida's Deacon Liput gestures to a member of the staff that was recognized during a celebration of the Gators 2017 NCAA College World Series National Championship held at McKethan Stadium on Wednesday. [Brad McClenny/Staff photographer]
Often we make too big a deal about things like players-only meetings and superstitions (like the rally cup) and a coach changing what the team is served for pregame meals.
They make cute stories, but tangible results are not always the product of inspirational speeches or what T-shirt you wear to the game.
In baseball, for example, you are way more likely to win when your pitchers elevate their games — as Florida's pitchers did in Omaha — and your defense is tighter than an extra small shirt on a bodybuilder.
"When you keep the other team from scoring, you don't have to score seven runs to win," Florida coach Kevin O'Sullivan said Wednesday as the Gators celebrated their first national title.
Today, that makes a lot of sense because we have just witnessed one of the great College World Series performances from a pitching staff in the history of ever. Other than the nine runs UF gave up in its lone loss in Omaha, Florida's ERA was 1.00 in five wins.
Still, to understand how this whole thing switched from dismal to delirious, you have to go back to early April when it looked dire.
Take yourself back to April 7, McKethan Stadium, the same place where a championship was celebrated Wednesday but looked as improbable back then as a hair band revival.
The Gators lost to Tennessee — and not a good Tennessee team — that day in extra innings. After the game, O'Sullivan blistered some wall paint in the Gator locker room. He wasn't happy, you know, like you got home to find your air conditioning and plumbing were both on the fritz at the same time.
He suspended three-fourths of his starting infield for the next game — Deacon Liput, Jonathan India and JJ Schwarz — as a form of attitude adjustment. The depleted lineup lost again the next day to Tennessee, but the message was received.
"There was a point where we were very low and we didn't think we had it in us," India said.
They did. They just had to go find it.
"It was kind of eye opening for us," said freshman Austin Langworthy. "We weren't playing as good as we could have been and we started playing like we should."
It wasn't that Florida started tearing the cover off the ball, but the Gators started scoring one more than their opponents. After that Saturday loss to Tennessee, Florida went 32-8 and 16-3 in the conference.
As you may be aware, UF shared the conference title and won the national title, beating a really good LSU team four times in five games on the way to the hardware. Florida won because there was a change in attitude, players going from enjoying themselves to enjoying their teammates.
"There's something about when you're under a lot of criticism to be out there and keep battling when you know things aren't going your way," said shortstop Dalton Guthrie. "We just found ways to win."
Something else that happened that Tennessee weekend was that Florida decided to go with Michael Byrne as its closer. That worked out pretty well.
And now that it's over, the perception certainly is of a team that is a family. The truth is it had to learn how to become one.
With the draft looming out there on the distant horizon, these players had to grasp the concept of winning before it could win big.
"It's a gritty group," said O'Sullivan.
But it had to learn how to get dirty.
And it had to learn how to shake off baseball while at the same time embracing the sport. Bad things are going to happen. Bethune-Cookman came to Gainesville looking like a slow-pitch softball team and stunned Florida. This was after South Florida gave the Gators all they could handle.
Then came the super regionals against a Wake Forest team that hit some balls that are still orbiting around Earth. But when it mattered, Florida found a way to overcome rain delays and found a way to win the game it had to win.
"We didn't have anything given to us that's for sure," Langworthy said. "We didn't make it easy."
Finally, it came down to a series against rival LSU, a team filled with veteran players who were battle-scarred by a boatload of SEC battles. And really, it came down to Nick Horvath's throw Monday night and two innings on Tuesday night.
Guthrie said Wednesday he was watching those two innings — the seventh and eighth — in the lobby of the Omaha Doubletree as the Gators celebrated with friends and families.
"I was getting nervous in the seventh and eighth thinking the outcome might change," he said.
Naw, that business had already been taken care of. You know, back in April.
Contact Pat Dooley at 352-374-5053 or at pat.dooley@gvillesun.com. And follow at Twitter.com/Pat_Dooley.
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Home » Projects » Source Water Protection
Great Bear Lake is located entirely within Canada, with a surface area of 31,328 km2.
In May 2005, the GNWT released Managing Drinking Water Quality in the Northwest Territories: A Preventative Framework and Strategy. This strategy outlined the multi-barrier approach to drinking water and the four GNWT departments involved: Health and Social Services; Municipal and Community Affairs; Public Works and Services; and Environment and Natural Resources. Assisting communities with the first step of the multi-barrier approach—source water protection—is the main role that the Department of Environment and Natural Resources plays.
Download Calendar 2013 Source Water Protection Planning
Source water is raw water from streams, rivers, lakes, wetlands and aquifers. Source water is treated and used as drinking water in our communities.
Protecting our source water is important to make sure it remains safe for human consumption and aquatic ecosystem health. It is the first step in the multi-barrier approach to ensuring every community has safe drinking water.
What is the Multi-barrier Approach?
Source Water Protection Assessment and Planning
The multi-barrier approach is comprehensive approach to making sure our drinking water is safe. It is a system of procedures, processes and tools that together prevent or reduce the contamination of drinking water. Source water protection is the first barrier in the multi-barrier approach to safe drinking water. The other barriers include water treatment and operator training, water system maintenance (such as water pipes), water quality monitoring, and emergency response planning.
The Government of the Northwest Territories, Environment and Natural Resources (GNWT ENR) worked with Dr. Robert Patrick from the University of Saskatchewan to develop a Source Water Assessment and Protection Guidance Document and a Source Water Assessment and Protection Workbook. Northwest Territories (NWT) communities can use these guidance documents to develop their own plans to protect their source water.
GNWT ENR partnered with Dr. Robert Patrick and source water protection experts Leslie Collins and Craig Murray from the Institute for Watershed Science and Indigenous Environmental Studies Department of Trent University to hold community source water protection workshops. These workshops were intended to help build community capacity and understanding regarding the steps involved in developing community source water protection plans.
The first source water protection workshop was held February 8-9, 2012 in Inuvik for communities in the Inuvik region. Representatives from community governments, the Gwich'in Land and Water Board, the NWT Water Board, the Inuvialuit Land Administration, land use planning boards, territorial and federal governments, and Aboriginal Steering Committee members participated.
A second source water protection workshop was held in Yellowknife on March 22-23, 2012 for Sahtu, Dehcho, North Slave and South Slave communities. Representatives from community governments, regional land and water boards, land use planning boards, academia, non-government organizations, territorial and federal governments, and Aboriginal Steering Committee members participated in the workshop.
Participants considered:
if their community could benefit from a source water protection plan
who would be involved in developing a plan for their community
potential sources of contaminants in their community and risks associated with these
opportunities and challenges to developing a community source water protection plan
funding sources for development of these community plans
These workshops were the first step in helping to build community capacity with respect to the development of community source water protection plans.
Community source water protection planning is a process that must be led by the community. One of the first steps in developing a community plan is to establish a Steering Committee. It is important that the Steering Committee is inclusive and open for people, including community members, to share interests, concerns, information and knowledge and have decision-making abilities when a source water protection plan is being developed.
The following links will provide additional information on source water protection:
GNWT ENR has created community catchment maps to support source water protection planning initiatives, and is currently working on an interactive source water protection mapping platform.
If you are interested in learning more about drinking water quality in the NWT, please visit the GNWT Department of Municipal and Community Affairs website.
For water quality data for specific communities, please visit the Northwest Territories Drinking Water Quality Database.
For boil water advisories in the NWT, please visit Boil Water Advisory – Details.
All NWT public health advisories, including boil water advisories and increased mercury content in lakes, are available from the GNWT Department of Health and Social Services website.
The source water protection project addresses a Key to Success under the Know and Plan component.


Heavy traffic on A3 and M25 after crash and lorry tyre change - live updates. One lane (of three) is closed on the northbound carriageway... Traffic congestion in Florida continues to increase. One inexpensive, simple, effective, and immediate way to reduce traffic congestion is to permit motorcyclists to travel between two slow moving lanes of traffic.
You watch people coming off the onramp, or trying to change lanes, and holding up traffic in their lane trying to slow down for the next lane to go ahead. Those people are not helping themselves... The only heavy vehicles in the main city area should be the one transporting the goods to the commercial areas. 2.1) Really, make sure that your city is well covered by the highways. And those highways are well covered in off- and on-ramps.
A few simple tips can save you time and reduce frustration in heavy traffic and construction zones, whether during your daily commute or a summer vacation drive.
If you are on a road with no lane markings and there are two or more lines of traffic travelling in the same direction, you can change from one line of traffic to another if you signal, and it is safe.


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Wire Harness Clip, Material UV Stabilized Nylon, Inner Diameter 0.156 in. and 0.204 in.
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Standardized testing is an important factor in admissions decisions at most colleges and universities. We want our students to understand the testing requirements in order to succeed. We also desire students to keep testing in perspective as it is one measure used for college and career readiness but not the only measure.


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Saint Marie (세인트 마리, Seinteu Mari) is a manhwa series created by Yang Yuh-jin. It is about a fictional private school, Saint Marie, that becomes a battleground between good and evil.

Story
Dah-In Hyun, a normal everyday schoolgirl, discovers that she and the other students  at Saint Marie have become pawns in a proverbial chess game. When her best friend dies trying to defend herself, Dah-In finds herself trapped in a battle where no one is who they seem, and the line between black and white is blurred.

Characters
Dah-In "Illumina" HyunA normal, spunky teenager who just happens to be stuck in between a battle between sides. Dah-In's roommate, Na-Na, is a pawn in a battle between sides, and unintentionally involves Dah-In. Undecided side.

Na-NaDah-In's roommate and best friend. She has the power to project pictures onto items, which she passes onto Dah-In upon her death. White pawn.

Yoon-Ha Dah-in's "crush" and boyfriend—for a while. Carefree, rebellious, and downright foxy, he enjoys toying with Dah-In's emotions. Unknown side.

Seung-Hae "Elphege" Kim He's a freshman in high school, "Matthew" Class. Pessimistic and of noble descent (French), he prefers classy clothes. When it comes to people, he's very cautious and cold-hearted. A perfectionist. Being stubborn and insensitive, some people call him "Whiney". His hobbies are finding other people's weaknesses and screaming. A talent of his is playing the violin. (Seung-Hae even played a violin solo during a choir performance.) His specialty is teleporting, being the fastest among the white chess pieces, and his after school activity is the English club. White Knight.

Suh-Rin "Fabian" Kim Freshman in middle school, "Matthew" Class. He's the younger brother of Seung-Hae, and he's two years younger than most middle school students, being a child prodigy. This makes him more immature than most other students at Saint Marie. For some reason, he's in love with Shi-Young. Liking old-fashioned clothes, he almost always has a hat to complement his outfit. He extremely dislikes glamorous girls (like Hyun-Jin). His hobby is assembling plastic models and his talent is fixing electronics. He has great fighting skills, and his after school club is the Geology club. White chess piece.

Reception
Critical reception for Saint Marie was positive, with Mania.com calling the book "confusing" and an "intriguing piece of work". Anime News Network wrote that the first volume was "A diamond in the rough; Saint Marie is as beautiful to look at as it is intriguing to read."

Publishing notes
Saint Marie was originally published in the United States by ADV Manga but was put on hold due to  budget cuts. ADV has since announced that they have no plans on finishing the series.

References

External links

ADV's entry on Saint Marie

Action-adventure comics
Daewon C.I. titles
2004 comics debuts
Manhwa titles
ADV Manga