Tuesday, Zara took a big step and headed off to her first day of "school." With the amount of work I have been doing, Chris and I decided it would be good for me to get some extra daylight work hours in, so we signed Zara up for a toddler program two mornings each week. Tuesday (when this picture is from) was her first day; she was great about drop off and barely seemed to have missed me by pickup time. They said she had a wonderful time and was the chipper little person we know her to be.
I'll admit that I had been counting down the days until I could have regular chunks of productive time before 8p.m., so Tuesday morning I dropped her off and thought nothing of it. I was so proud of myself to not have cried on her first morning away from me…and then this morning, she wasn't happy about being left and I've been missing her so much! There's no avoiding Mama feelings no matter how ready we may think we are for them to test out their wings; tears will be shed. Since I can't stop thinking about my little bumble bee, I thought I might as well catch up on blogging and share a few photos from the past two weeks of days spent one-on-one with Zara while big sister was having fun at school.
We went to some music classes and had fun dancing and singing together.
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(RxWiki News) Scientists have discovered that a genetically altered version of a probiotic found in yogurt and cheese can be used to treat inflammatory bowel diseases (IBS) such as Crohn's disease and ulcerative colitis.
Researchers at Northwestern University removed a gene from the probiotic Lactobacillus acidophilus and fed the altered form to mice with two different forms of colitis, a disease characterized by the inflammation of the colon. Nearly two weeks after administering the treatment, researchers found that the new probiotic had virtually eliminated colon inflammation. Furthermore, the new probiotic treatment stopped the progression of the disease by 95 percent.
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Browsing page 6 of words meaning money (128 words total)
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The list of all slang words with this meaning is shown on page 1 of this category.
Full definitions of all the slang words listed above:
noun - uncountable
money. Always used in the plural.
I can't go to the movies; I'm short on funds.
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Last edited on Jul 25 2010. Submitted by Emily M. from UC Berkeley, Berkeley, CA, USA on Jan 13 1998.
counterfeit money.
Last edited on Aug 11 2009. Submitted by Walter Rader (Editor) from Sacramento, CA, USA on Aug 11 2009.
short for "gangster" or "gangsta." Used in greeting to a friend or associate. See also the slang word "b".
What's up, g?
Citation from "Let's Go to the Hop", Family Guy (TV), Season 2 Episode 14 (2000) censored in hope of resolving Google's penalty against this site.
What up my nigga how you doin g.
See more words with the same meaning: criminal, hooligan, gangster, gangsta.
See more words with the same meaning: friend, friends.
Last edited on Apr 08 2013. Submitted by Chad B. from Seattle, WA, USA on May 03 1999.
a gram of illegal drugs.
Let me get a g.
See more words with the same meaning: a gram.
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Last edited on Feb 22 2011. Submitted by terry c. from Ottawa, ON, Canada on Jun 05 2002.
short for "grand," meaning $1,000.
He owes me five Gs.
Citation from "Dungeons and Wagons", American Dad! (TV), Season 2 Episode 5 (2006) censored in hope of resolving Google's penalty against this site.
Last edited on Mar 02 2013. Submitted by Jean M. on Sep 24 2007.
"grin". Used mainly in computer-based conversation (instant messaging, email, text messaging, etc.)
See more words with the same meaning: Internet, texting, SMS, email, chat acronyms (list of).
See more words with the same meaning: to smile.
Last edited on Feb 22 2011. Submitted by Walter Rader (Editor) from Sacramento, CA, USA on Aug 11 2009.
When millionaires or high powered Individuals call each other "G" they are referring to each other as fellow Masons. (See definition for Mason.) The letter "G" Is the 7th letter of the alphbet which means perfection or "God-like". The letter "G" along with a protractor can be seen as the logo for The Masons. Numerology and Symbolism are pertinent systems used in their beliefs.
Last edited on Jul 26 2015. Submitted by Anonymous on Jul 26 2015.
a good/genuine/awesome person; your homie.
Last edited on Jul 02 2020. Submitted by Chuck S. on Jul 02 2020.
another word for drugs, usually referred to meth, or weed.
cheesy.
That drag queen is gouda!
Last edited on Oct 19 2015. Submitted by Paula R. from Calgary, AB, Canada on Feb 26 2003.
Synonyms: guacamole, guac, chalupas, yayper, fetti.
I gotta hustle at work to make my gouda.
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Last edited on Oct 19 2015. Submitted by Boomer510 on Oct 18 2015.
a thousand.
The picture was worth a grand.
See more words with the same meaning: numbers.
Last edited on May 09 2013. Submitted by Lisa on Jun 10 2004.
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Last edited on Oct 13 2011. Submitted by Jean M. on Sep 24 2007.
very good, excellent; "cool".
See more words with the same meaning: good, okay, cool, awesome, fun.
Last edited on Mar 21 2011. Submitted by Dane Briggs from AZ, USA on Jan 13 1997.
profit or unexpected reward. Used for a long time in the business world.
We expect to at least make back our investment. Anything over that is gravy.
Last edited on Aug 01 1998. Submitted by Woop from CA, USA on Aug 01 1998.
Man, that climb was gravy.
See more words with the same meaning: easy, simple.
Last edited on Oct 01 2001. Submitted by Anonymous on Oct 01 2001.
refers to a situation that went smoothly with no problems, set backs or interruptions.
Something which was performed with ease.
Making that shot from the three point line was gravy for Micheal Jordan.
Last edited on Sep 01 2011. Submitted by The Last Don on Aug 31 2011.
in agreement.
Are we green about this?
Are we green?
Green?
A proper response to all three could be "Green."
See more words with the same meaning: to agree, support.
Last edited on Jun 18 1997. Submitted by Angel I. from Hong Kong on Jun 18 1997.
uncomfortable with sexual contact. For example, afraid to kiss or touch "private areas."
He's so damn green!
See more words with the same meaning: sexually inexperienced, virgin.
Last edited on Apr 16 1998. Submitted by Ariane from Canada on Apr 16 1998.
jealous.
Your girlfriend is so hot. I'm green!
See more words with the same meaning: jealousy (related to).
Last edited on Apr 18 1998. Submitted by Jedi M. from Nebraska, USA on Apr 18 1998.
marijuana. (Marijuana is green in color.)
We will smoke our green today.
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Last edited on Dec 27 1999. Submitted by Jessie G. from Lewisville, TX, USA on Dec 27 1999.
impolite, rude; MESSED UP.
Dog, that's green.
See more words with the same meaning: a mistake, bad idea, wrong, inappropriate.
Last edited on Jan 20 2000. Submitted by Amy H from Jacksonville, FL, USA on Jan 20 2000.
marijuana-friendly.
See more words with the same meaning: to smoke marijuana.
Last edited on Aug 30 2003. Submitted by Morgan D. from Seattle, WA, USA on Aug 30 2003.
inexperienced at a particular task or in a line of business. Origin: possibly from the color of unripe fruit.
He's a little green, but I think he'll pick it up quickly.
See more words with the same meaning: inexperienced.
Last edited on May 16 2011. Submitted by Morgan D. from Seattle, WA, USA on Aug 30 2003.
an environmentalist.
Citation from "I was wrong about veganism. Let them eat meat - but farm it properly", The Guardian (UK), George Monbiot, 6 September 2010 censored in hope of resolving Google's penalty against this site.
Last edited on Sep 06 2010. Submitted by Walter Rader (Editor) from Sacramento, CA, USA on Sep 06 2010.
money. (Paper currency in the United States is green in color.)
Last edited on Sep 14 2010. Submitted by will from Ann Arbor, MI, USA on Mar 02 2003.
paper currency of United States dollars.
That will set you back a few greenbacks.
I have millions of green backs.
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Last edited on Jun 19 2016. Submitted by Walter Rader (Editor) from Sacramento, CA, USA on Sep 09 2009.
Other words meaning "money": Cheddar, Schrillah, Dough, Loot, Stacks, Faces, Bengermins, C-notes, Beaners, Bread, Paper, Gwop, Dead Presidents, Figures, Ends, etc.
"cheque". Cockney rhyming slang - rhyming with "Gregory Peck."
Last edited on Mar 06 2011. Submitted by Trevor C. from Redland, Bristol, City of Bristol, UK on Aug 06 2004.
a long time.
We've been waiting for a grip.
It's been a grip since I saw you last.
I haven't heard from him in a grip.
See more words with the same meaning: a period of time.
Last edited on Sep 09 2012. Submitted by Keenan Kimani from Auburn, WA, USA on Mar 26 1998.
a large quantity or amount.
He has a grip of cash.
I have a grip of phone calls to make today.
See more words with the same meaning: many, much, lots.
Last edited on Sep 10 1998. Submitted by Ed C. from Compton, CA, USA on Sep 10 1998.
I'm out of grip.
Last edited on Nov 07 1999. Submitted by Patrick M. from Tulsa, OK, USA on Nov 07 1999.
a weekend or carry-on sized bag with a handle at the top.
Last edited on May 16 2011. Submitted by Abby from Lille, France on Jul 27 2010.
to steal.
I gripped that necklace for my girl.
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Bay Atlantic University was initially established as BAU International University (BAU) by BAU, LLC as a private, for-profit institution in 2014 occupying one floor totaling 5300 sf. The state approval to operate as an institution of higher education to award certificates, diplomas, and degrees by the District of Columbia Education Licensure Commission ("HELC") was awarded on May 2, 2014.
The first cohort of MBA students was enrolled for fall 2014. BAU held its first commencement ceremony in May 2016 for its first cohort MBA students and has been celebrating commencements every spring since.
BAU, LLC was incorporated as a non-profit in 2016 as BAU (legal entity) and the 501(c)3 tax-exempt status is pending for approval. The application to SEVIS to issue I-20s for international students was approved in December 2016. The same year, we received letters accepting BAU transfer credits from the State University of New York system, Long Island University, and Syracuse University.
Becoming regionally accredited was a dream since the Board of Trustees started planning the opening of BAU in 2014. However, due to the requirements of the District of Columbia to apply to accreditation within three years of initial licensure and become accredited within five years of the initial licensure, we applied to a national accreditor. BAU received national accreditation from the Accrediting Council for Independent Colleges and Schools (ACICS) in 2017. During the five years that we were accredited by ACICS, BAU was preparing for regional accreditation by ensuring all policies and quality standards were at the same level of regional accreditation.
In 2017, first cohorts of BA in Political Science and International Relations and BA in Economics and Finance were enrolled. The same year, the state licensure commission (HELC) approved new program offerings: BA in Accounting, BA in Business Administration and Management, BS in Data Science, BS in Information Technology, MS in Cybersecurity, and MS in Big Data Analytics. The same year that we expanded to occupy three additional floors bringing the net total square footage to 17,900.
The name change from BAU International University to Bay Atlantic University was approved by the HELC in January 2019. The same year, we were granted approval to offer programs via distance education with approval from ACICS in 2020.
The BAU Foundation was established in March 2020 to accept restricted/unrestricted donations, private grants, and gifts and serve as the endowment for BAU. We planned to premier a fundraising campaign at the third annual alumni dinner in May 2020. However, with the outbreak of COVID, the dinner was cancelled. It is in the 2023-2026 Strategic Plan to relaunch the effort in May 2023.
In December 2020, we received ACICS reaffirmation for three years which was recently extended to March 2024.
BAU received the first state funded grant in 2020 through the Department of Employment Services (DOES) in the amount of $93,750 for the Youth Earn and Learn program and since have increased the total grants awarded for various programs to $1,046,250.
BAU was recognized by Intelligent magazine in 2022 with the MBA program ranking 26 out of 66 for the Best for Entrepreneurship in the Best MBA Programs of 2022, and the Master of Science in Cybersecurity program ranking 22 out of 30 for the Best Master's in Internet Security Degree Programs of 2022.
In 2022, we expanded to two additional floors (levels 7 and 8) bringing the total physical capacity to 28,786 sf (net).
At the end of the FY22, BAU had 324 graduates with an average MTF of 100% and awarded a total of $9 million in scholarships and tuition assistance.
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'What's Behind the Makeup': Dallas Pastor Writes Play for Domestic Violence Awareness
By Alice Barr	• Published December 1, 2017 • Updated on December 1, 2017 at 7:48 pm
A pastor from South Oak Cliff is going beyond the sermon to help his congregation. He wrote a play about the hidden pain of domestic violence. It runs this weekend at Ideal Family Church.
NBC 5 was there for a preview, and to talk about the powerful story behind the play.
Inside the doors of Ideal Family Church, you'll normally hear words that lift you up from Bishop Ray Campbell.
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"But sometimes we have to take action," Campbell said. "We have to put foot to our prayers."
On stage, Campbell directs the action.
"Make that passionate, let's keep on going," he told the actors during a Thursday night rehearsal.
The words are Campbell's, too, from the pages of his play, "What's Behind the Makeup."
"I see it each day and I get calls each day. People are being abused," Campbell said.
To one woman watching from the back of the room, it is art imitating life.
"I cried the first time I saw it, because it's so real. It's actually how things happen," Ebonie Banks said.
She lost a close cousin to domestic violence.
"She married him at a young age, 17 years old, and he began abusing her shortly after they got married," Banks said.
Her cousin, Tosha Pruitt, tried to leave her husband more than once. But he wouldn't let her go.
"He murdered her in the front yard. He shot her two times in the back of the head," Banks said.
Campbell was there for Pruitt's funeral, and that's when it hit him.
"I saw a family there suffering because of what had happened, and I decided, the Lord spoke to me really, and said something has to be done about this from the faith community," Campbell said.
He wrote the play to shine a light on the hidden pain of domestic violence.
"Living in fear is a crazy thing," Banks said. "Having to look over your shoulder and see if that person is there."
Through the play, the actors walk through the deadly pattern from manipulation and isolation, to physical abuse and the final act that no one can undo.
"This play, it brings out everything," Banks said.
And when the lights come on Saturday night, there will be resources in the crowd.
"We have counselors. We have assistants from the district attorney's office," Campbell said. "If they want a divorce, if they want to know how to get out, if they need shelter for them and their children."
In the play's first run, people lined up for that help.
"I think we are making a difference in this area, it's going to take more than me," Campbell said.
It's the start of something.
"It's coming out. It's coming out. I believe that," Banks said. "People are starting to realize that this is not right, you can't keep hiding it."
The play runs Saturday, Dec. 2, at 7 p.m. and again on Sunday, Dec. 3, at 5 p.m. at the Ideal Family Church, 1000 Red Bird Lane in Dallas. All are welcome.
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Proposal could move Western & Southern Open tennis from Mason to New York, per report
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The United States Tennis Association proposed a doubleheader in New York by moving the Western & Southern Open - held each August at Mason's Lindner Family Tennis Center - to the Billie Jean King National Tennis Center, which also would host the U.S. Open that follows, according to a report Tuesday by nytimes.com's Christopher Clarey.
Last month, both professional tennis tours - the ATP and WTA extended their suspensions related to the coronavirus pandemic through at least the end of July - with the 2020 Western & Southern Open still scheduled for August 15-23.
W&S Open tournament officials released the following statement Tuesday afternoon: "No official decision has been made surrounding the 2020 Western & Southern Open at this time. The USTA and Western & Southern Open have been exploring multiple scenarios for the tournament. The number one goal is to hold the tournament, in some form, this summer. In all of our modeling, the health and safety of the players, fans, volunteers and staff will be our greatest concern. To align with the decision-making timeline of the WTA and the ATP, we expect a final decision on the status of the tournament to be made in mid-June."
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The move, under consideration by the men's and women's tours, could allow foreign players to remain in one place for the duration of their stay in the United States, and establish a safer bubble for competitors similar to proposals by the N.B.A. and other sporting leagues.
The proposal would move the Western & Southern Open, a combined men's and women's event near Cincinnati, to New York but keep its general window on the calendar, leading into the U.S. Open at the same venue. The Western & Southern Open is currently scheduled for Aug. 17 to Aug. 23 while the main draw of the U.S. Open is slated for Aug. 31 to Sept. 13.
It is far from certain that either tournament can be played this year, but the maneuver is designed to help draw the needed support of government and public health officials as they manage the outbreak, travel and the economy. It is also unclear, especially given quarantine guidelines, whether enough players would be prepared to travel to New York, one of the disease's epicenters.
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The Virginian-Pilot in Norfolk featured a fascinating first-person story by Washington and Lee Law alumnus Phil Davey, of the Class of 1974, on Jan. 23, as part of the newspaper's "At work with" feature.
Phil is a partner in the Norfolk firm Davey & Brogan, P.C., and specializes in maritime law. He entered the W&L Law School after serving in Vietnam (and taking his LSATs in Danang).
After his first year of law school, he worked as a police officer on the Virginia Beach boardwalk. During that time, he interviewed with a law firm. As he told the newspaper, he was "prepared to be a little defensive" because he didn't rank in the top half of his class. "Instead, to my amazement, I was asked if I had ever brought a ship to anchorage or gotten a ship under way from anchorage, or if I had ever brought a ship to a dock with tugs or gotten a ship under way from a dock with tugs."
Why, yes, as a matter of fact. Phil served with the Navy on board an amphibious ship. His love of the sea came early; his father worked for a steamship company, and Phil grew up in Peru. The family traveled between Peru and New York by water, with Phil traversing the Panama Canal more than once.
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2022 - 2023 Season
H. M. S. Pinafore
The Lass that Loved a Sailor
Music by Arthur Sullivan
Book by W. S. Gilbert
Martha Smylie & Robert Moore
Florrie Marks - Music Director
Presented at Strath Haven Middle School, Wallingford, PA
November 5, 6, 12, 13 at 2:00 PM
November 5, 9, and 12 at 8:00 PM
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Gilbert & Sullivan's wildly popular musical operetta, H.M.S. Pinafore, throws the centuries-old English social pecking order out the window! On board the Pinafore, the Captain's daughter, Josephine, is in love with a lower-class sailor, a lowly British tar named Ralph Rackstraw who fervently returns her love. Her father, however, intends her to marry Sir Joseph Porter, the First Lord of the Admiralty. She abides by her father's wishes at first, but Sir Joseph's advocacy that any man is every man's equal (excepting his, of course) encourages Ralph and Josephine to overturn conventional social order. They declare their love for each other and plot to elope. The Captain discovers their plan, but, as in many of the Gilbert and Sullivan operas, a surprise disclosure changes things dramatically near the end of the story.
Today, almost 145 years after it was written, we can still easily relate to Gilbert & Sullivan's comic send-up of Britain's 19th century preoccupation with social status. The musical gleefully lampoons not only a successful politician whose rise in power (owed to family money and station) flies in the face of his obvious incompetence, but a father who would see his daughter married to such an one! Rejoice that Gilbert's clever wit awaits you, neatly wrapped up in Sullivan's toe-tapping music.
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High Society (a musical based on The Philadelphia Story) chronicles the impending marriage of Tracy Samantha Lord to George Kittredge, a successful industrialist. Soon, her ex-husband, Dexter, bounds in and informs the family that unless Tracy agrees to be photographed by two reporters from a celebrity magazine, they will print a story about Tracy's estranged father, who is carrying on an affair with an exotic dancer. Later, the reporters, Mike and Liz, arrive to be greeted by a very strangely costumed Dinah. Tracy joins her, also dressed outrageously, and together they perform a bizarre song and dance routine. To further perplex the reporters, Tracy introduces her Uncle Wille as her father and her newly-arrived father as her uncle. Later, at Tracy's pre-wedding ball, Tracy hides from George and invites Mike to go skinny-dipping with her in the pool. Meanwhile, Dexter has a heart-to-heart with Liz, who is fleeing the amorous uncle Willie, and she admits that she's in love with Mike, even though he doesn't know it. She promises Dexter that neither she nor Mike will write any stories about the Lords, even if it costs them their jobs. Then, George witnesses Mike carrying the comatose Tracy up to her room, and assumes the worst. The wedding day dawns with the bride hungover and the groom furious. George confronts Tracy and Mike, but Mike swears that he did nothing wrong. Tracy decides that she can't marry George, no matter what. In the end, she and Dexter decide to re-marry.!
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Three ways Lamar Jackson could be used in the Ravens offense
Baltimore has a nuke in their possession, but will they be able to use it?
By Kyle J. Andrews@KyleJAndrews_ Jun 24, 2018, 7:30am EDT
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While playing for the Louisville Cardinals, Lamar Jackson passed for a total of 9,043 yards and 69 touchdowns, and he ran for 4,312 rushing yards and 18 touchdowns in three seasons.
Now a first round selection for the Baltimore Ravens, he has the ability to produce on offense immediately as a rookie. Though the starting quarterback position belongs to ten-year veteran Joe Flacco, Jackson still has the opportunity to make an impact on Baltimore's offense.
As a quarterback, Jackson can use his blazing fast speed and agility to move around in and outside of the pocket to pass the ball. With his exceptionally powerful arm, he can toss the ball with high velocity.
In this 75-yard pass to Jaylen Smith against North Carolina, Jackson evades the defense's pressure and uses his arm to hit his target with precision.
Baltimore has run the Wildcat formation with Troy Smith and Tyrod Taylor in the past. However, neither possessed the pure speed that Jackson holds. Though fans should not expect to see Jackson line up behind Flacco in the backfield to take a carry, Jackson could be used in jet sweeps and end arounds like many other slot receivers.
ESPN's Louis Riddick believes that Jackson could be used as a hybrid out of the backfield in the passing game.
"If they're gonna get him on the field at all at a position outside of quarterback, maybe this is where they use him as a hybrid type of player," said Riddick of using Jackson in the passing game. "Let him get the ball in his hands out of the backfield on some bubble screens, on some flare screens, but I just wouldn't want to subject him to too much punishment because they didn't draft him to be a 'slash'. They drafted him to be a quarterback. So, I know they're doing this right now. I just don't see that being a big part of their plan at all. This is where [quarterback] he is going to play."
If Baltimore can find a way to utilize Jackson's arm, rushing ability or potential as a receiver out of the backfield, they will be able to maximize his talent while he waits for his turn to take over the starting role. However, he's a quarterback first and foremost. If he does get the chance to play the position this season, then it would not be a surprise for Baltimore to never look back.


Caneiro was originally facing eight felony counts - two of aggravated arson, four of murder and two weapons crimes, according to court records.
FREEHOLD - The charges against quadruple-homicide-suspect Paul Caneiro, 52, of Ocean, doubled Monday when he was indicted on four counts of murder and other offenses.
Caneiro, 52, was originally facing eight felony counts - two of aggravated arson, four of murder and two weapons crimes, according to court records. The Monmouth County Prosecutor's Office has accused Caneiro of the murder of his brother Keith, 50, sister-in-law Jennifer, 45, nephew Jesse, 11 and niece Sophia, 8, all of Colts Neck, on Nov. 20, 2018.
The indictment alleges for the first time that Paul Caneiro stole from Keith and/or Keith's wife and children. Paul Caneiro was charged with theft of movable property and misapplication of entrusted property for allegedly stealing roughly $75,000 between January 2017 and November 19. 2018, the day before the murder, according to the indictment.
Christopher Swendeman, a spokesman for the Monmouth County Prosecutor's Office, said the money was not taken from Keith Caneiro's home, but declined further comment on the theft charges.
The hindering apprehension charges stem from Paul Caneiro's alleged efforts to conceal or destroy evidence against him in the case, according to the document.
Prosecutor Christopher Gramiccioni said in November that the extermination of Keith Caneiro's family was "financial in nature," related to the brothers' joint businesses based in Asbury Park.
A police document in the case, unsealed Monday, alleged that Keith Caneiro told associates that he was cutting Paul out of his share of the money from their joint businesses just hours before the murder. Keith Caneiro was concerned about money that had disappeared from the businesses' accounts and wanted to stop payment until he figured out where it went, according to an affidavit of probable cause — a police document in support of Caneiro's arrest.
The killings came to light when firefighters went to Keith and Jennifer Caneiro's home in Colts Neck on the afternoon of Nov. 20. Keith Caneiro was found, shot and dead, outside the home, while Jennifer, Jesse and Sophia were found dead inside, the prosecutor's office announced at the time.
Earlier that morning other firefighters had gone to Paul Caneiro's Ocean home to put out a fire authorities say he set himself to deflect suspicion by creating the illusion that some other person or group was trying to wipe out the greater Caneiro clan. Nobody was hurt in that fire, though Paul Caneiro's wife and adult children were home at the time.
Each count of murder can carry a life sentence without the possibility of parole if Caneiro is convicted, according to the prosecutor's office. Each count of felony murder - which is classified as a killing conducted in the commission of certain other crimes - could also carry a life sentence.
The indictment also includes aggravating factors that could keep Paul Caneiro from ever leaving prison if he's convicted. The factors include that Paul Caneiro allegedly killed children younger than 14 years old, that he committed the murders at least in part to receive or with the expectation of receiving money and that the murders were designed to prevent the accused from being apprehended or imprisoned for another offense.
Caneiro was first taken into custody on a single charge of aggravated arson, related to the fire at his own home, according to court records. The murder and other charges followed nine days later.
Monmouth County Assistant Prosecutor Christopher Decker represents the state, while attorneys Mitchell Ansell and Robert Honecker, of the Ocean Township firm Ansell; Grimm and Aaron, represent Caneiro.
Ansell and Honecker have said that Paul Caneiro says he is innocent of the charges against him.
"There is absolutely no reason in the world for Paul Caneiro to have committed the crimes he is alleged to have committed," they said in a prepared statement at the time of the original charges against him.
The defense attorneys issued another joint statement Monday evening saying they had received a copy of the indictment and are reviewing it with their client. Ansell and Honecker said they are discussing "potential issues" related to the indictment and are also looking at evidence collected by authorities to "identify any issues that may relate to the case."
The prosecutor's office investigated the killings and fires along with police from Colts Neck and Ocean, the federal Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives (ATF), New Jersey State Police, New Jersey Regional Computer Forensics Laboratory, Monmouth County Sheriff's Office and Monmouth County Fire Marshal's Office, according to the prosecutor's office.
Authorities asked anyone with information on the Ocean fire to call Detective Brian Weisbrot at the prosecutor's office at 800-533-7443 or Ocean police Detective Christopher Brady at 732-531-1428, and anyone with information on the killings or fire in Colts Neck to call Detective Patrick Petruzziello at the same number at the prosecutor's office or Colts Neck police Detective Richard Zarrillo at 732-780-7323.


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Q: Time formatting for org clocktable report I use org-clock table to track time. It is more convenient for me to see time in hours, not in days. How could I configure org clocktable to do that?
Here is what I get now:
* A
  :LOGBOOK:
  CLOCK: [2020-05-08 Fri 10:37]--[2020-05-08 Fri 23:37] => 13:00
  CLOCK: [2020-05-07 Thu 13:37]--[2020-05-07 Thu 23:37] => 10:00
  :END:
* D
  :LOGBOOK:
  CLOCK: [2020-05-08 Fri 03:37]--[2020-05-08 Fri 05:37] =>  2:00
  CLOCK: [2020-05-06 Thu 03:37]--[2020-05-06 Thu 05:37] =>  2:00
  :END:

#+BEGIN: clocktable :scope file :maxlevel 2
#+CAPTION: Clock summary at [2020-05-08 Fri 19:40]
| Headline     |      Time |
|--------------+-----------|
| *Total time* | *1d 3:00* |
|--------------+-----------|
| A            |     23:00 |
| D            |      4:00 |
#+END:

Note "Total time" is "1d 3:00". I want total time to be shown as 27:00.

A: The time format is controller by the variable org-duration-format which has a very long description (C-h v org-duration-format RET). I quote selectively here:

The value can be set to, respectively, the symbols 'h:mm:ss' or
  'h:mm', which means a duration is expressed as, respectively,
  a "H:MM:SS" or "H:MM" string.

So adding this to the file:
#+begin_src emacs-lisp
(setq org-duration-format 'h:mm)
#+end_src

and evaluating it with C-c C-c will allow the clocktable to look like this:
#+BEGIN: clocktable :scope file :maxlevel 2
#+CAPTION: Clock summary at [2020-05-11 Mon 22:10]
| Headline     |    Time |
|--------------+---------|
| *Total time* | *27:00* |
|--------------+---------|
| A            |   23:00 |
| D            |    4:00 |
#+END:

You can also of course customize the variable if you want to avoid code.
Also, if you don't like the asterisks, you can customize the variable org-clock-total-time-cell-format whose default value is the string *%s*.

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Law swoons with impressive vocals on "Controller"
This R&B music review features "Controller" by Law, a smooth addition to the music charts. For three minutes and seventeen seconds, you are lulled into a state of seduction by the vocalist and the hypnotic beat with tropical leanings that supports the song.
Law's voice is lyrical and sweet yet firm in her language because the song is about maintaining and retaking your freedom when you're in an abusive relationship. The lyrics clearly state, "Mama didn't raise no puppet and Daddy did not raise no timid girl. Law's voice is Siren-like. It's mesmerizingly alluring with just enough lilt to add a touch of joy with each note sung, even when she is singing, "You cannot control me."
The essence of the song is she's free to live her life even when involved in a romantic relationship and if her man cannot accept that, this song is for him. She designates him as "the king of misery". This is a get your act together song. After that she's gone.
Even though the song is so definitive and serious, it's got a light and bouncy overall feel. The music makes you move and while the words are consequential and momentous, your body is forced to respond to the groove. Law keeps it bouncing with every verse and chorus. While the words are repeated, the song is never too repetitive. Each verse in the song adds a specific detail to her woes as his woman fighting his efforts to control her.
The soft rhythmic and harmonic song has a great bridge where she combines a breathless list of complaints while repeating "you cannot control, you cannot control… me". Making it very clear that she cannot be controlled, she ends the song with these words describing with sincerity her true convictions about her former lover, "You're just the king of misery".
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This resource page features course content from the Knight Center for Journalism in the America's massive open online course (MOOC) titled "Mobile Journalism: How to use your phone to produce great videos and build a social audience." This four-week course took place from February 4 to March 3, 2019. We are now making the content free and available to students who took the course and anyone else who is interested in learning how to discover amazing stories online, capture and edit videos with your phone and build engagement strategies so your content travels online.
The course, which was supported by the Knight Foundation, was taught by Yusuf Omar. He created and curated the content for the course, which includes video classes, readings, exercises, and more.
Module 1: How to find amazing stories online and from around the world, using the latest techniques and tools to discover and verify user-generated content.
Module 2: This is all about social publishing and how to capture the best possible content with your phone. A few small tips can make a really big difference in producing professional quality videos with the device you already own.
Module 3: Edit the video you created in Module 1 and 2, and get it ready for various social media platforms. We'll go from the storyboarding and scripting process, all the way to exporting.
Module 4: You've done all the hard work, made an amazing mobile video. Now it's time to share, share, share. The audience isn't just going to come to you; we need the story to find them! This module shares the secrets of optimizing your content for social platforms and ensuring your stories bubble to the top of people's social media timelines.
As you review this resource page, we encourage you to watch the videos, review the readings, and complete the exercises as time allows. The course materials build off each other, but the videos and readings also act as standalone resources that you can return to over time.
We hope you enjoy the materials. If you have any questions, please contact us at knightcenter@austin.utexas.edu.
Yusuf Omar is a multi-award winning journalist and Co-founder of Hashtag Our Stories, a TEDx speaker, former CNN Senior Social Media Reporter on Snapchat and former Mobile Editor at the Hindustan Times in India where he empowered 750 journalists to tell stories with the phones. He has been a foreign correspondent with just his phone since 2010 and covered the Syrian civil war. In 2018 he Co-founded Hashtag Our Stories, a global video publisher focused on people changing their world. They've trained communities in over 40 countries to tell stories with their phones and create daily news shows on social media platforms.
How to find amazing stories online and from around the world, using the latest techniques and tools to discover and verify user-generated content.
2. What is the angle?
This is all about social publishing and how to capture the best possible content with your phone. A few small tips can make a really big difference in producing professional quality videos with the device you already own.
Now that you've shot a video, it's time to edit your masterpiece and get it ready for various social media platforms. We'll go from the storyboarding and scripting process, all the way to exporting.
1. BASICS: Some of the best mobile journalists right now are in India. The mojos at Jugaad Journalism produced this short free eBook, running through the basics of how to edit with the Quik app and other tips and tricks.
2. APPS: Here's a really extensive list of mojo apps for both Android and iOS. Have fun testing these.
4. OVERVIEW: There's a lot in this handbook from Al Jazeera, but it's a really comprehensive MOJO guide, from gear to apps.
Instructor's note: I suggest checking out the diagram on page 7, showing a full workflow from finding the story angle to publishing across digital platforms. Page 16 also has a few apps you might not have tried.
You've done all the hard work and made an amazing mobile video. Now it's time to share, share, share. The audience isn't just going to come to you; we need the story to find them! This module shares the secrets of optimizing your content for social platforms and ensuring your stories bubble to the top of people's social media timelines.
Instructor's note: Love it or hate it, Facebook is the world's most popular social media platform with over 2 billion users. There's a lot journalists can learn from the world of marketing when it comes to everything from headline writing to engagement strategies. This long read will help you understand what kinds of content are most engaging on the platform.


With Windows XP Media Center entering in to its second addition more and more manufacturers are jumping on the bandwagon. The latest company to enter the UK market is Medion, a German PC manufacturer that has decided that because of the inherently consumer approach of Media Center to sell the units in Toys R Us. With that in mind, is the unit consumer enough?
Unlike many manufacturers on the second round, Medion has stuck with a tower box design. Rather than beige, the unit is silver and back and does have some home entertainment value to it, however as a tower it just doesn't have that under the television look and feel to it and we would struggle to convince the wife that this would look lovely next to the sofa.
However, with the inclusion of a Wireless G card, you can get away from this being a bundle of cables affair. In fact there are no real wires you have to worry about and it's a nice feeling. The keyboard, mouse are both wireless options and of course, being Media Center you can control the media elements via a remote control. Build quality of the three is quite good with the mouse being the only element to let the team down. Due to a need / want to keep the cost down, Medion has opted for a ball mouse - something which we feel is a bit disappointing, however easily fixed.
Powered by a 3.4Ghz Intel Pentium 4 processor 550 with 1Mb L2 cache with 800 MHz FSB the machine is fast power most games and applications. The inclusion of 512Mb of ram also helps things along and the ATi Radeon X 600 Pro with 256Mb DDR-RAM memory, which works on the new graphic optimised PCI Express slot also means that when we tested it with doom 3 or similar titles we had no problems.
On the entertainment side, the machine comes with a DVD Re-Writer and standard DVD player. The player supports DVD+, DVD+RW, DVD-R, DVD-RW, CD-R and CD-RW at varying speeds and the stanard DVD player works at 16x.
Creating DVDs isn't great if you haven't got a hard drive big enough to cope and the MEDION PC5452 Media Center has 200Gb of space to fill.
The new edition of the Media Center is shipped with the machine and overall the new OS has had tweaks rather than large overhauls done to it. The included remote makes menu scrolling and selection easy and with the online elements you can now stream directly from services such as Napster. Because of the large hard drive and DVD drives, recording and then burning your favourite programmes is easy. The included tuner doesn't offer support for direct connection via satellite, however does include support for FM radio.
Connectivity is offered in numerous formats Firewire, network card, 3.5in floppy, 2x USB 2.0, 4x USB1.1, audio in, mic in, s-video, composite, headphones, flash card reader (SmartMedia, SD, MMC, MemoryStick and Compact Flash) spread across the front and back of the PC. The front selection when not in use is covered by a sliding panel, and although offers most of the above, annoyingly doesn't include a USB2.0 connection of the front. With so many MP3s and even some cameras now supporting the faster transfer speeds it would have been nice to see this on the front rather than having to climb behind the back of the machine every time you want to dock for music or pictures.
At £1099 all in, this is a cheap option for a machine that is actually quite powerful. Would you have it in the lounge though, probably not. A combination of style, noise (it becomes incredibly loud when you ask the machine to perform on games) does hinder the unit, likewise the lack of an optical mouse also annoyed us.
All that aside, Media Center 2005 is very easy to use and put this is a unit that is more like your 17in amplifier and you've got yourself a winner.


A fixer-upper can drastically range in the amount of work it needs done. Some homes may need new paint, siding, floors, windows, maybe a wall knocked down, etc. However, some homes may need to become entirely new homes, or it becomes cheaper to rebuild from the ground up. For example, horrific mold problems, new sewage, or new ventilation/heating/air-conditioning are very costly projects. Multiple issues such as the ones listed in addition to your basic renovation costs can put your total reno costs well over what you may have originally thought.
Without a prepared and planned budget, it is almost definite that you will spend thousands above what you originally expected to. The price of some things will likely shock you. Additionally, the price of certain items that you're drawn to may also catch you by surprise. Even with a set budget, the chances of you spending more than you planned for are high. It is likely that you'll run into unexpected repairs that must be fixed. Keep in mind that this can also put a delay on your original renovation timeline. We recommend planning for an additional 15% on top of your budget in order to avoid derailing your entire fixer-upper plan.
One way that you can try staying within your budget (plus that 15% cushion) is to make compromises. As previously mentioned, prices are going to surprise you. The more eye-catching and beautiful something is, the more it is going to cost. One example of a way to save money is by swapping high cost finishes for something that looks similar. Another option is to look for recycled materials. This could mean finding used materials in good condition or simply reusing materials you already have. Repaint or refinish cabinets instead of ditching them entirely.
Along the lines of saving money, you can save a ton by doing a project yourself. However, there are some instances where paying a pretty penny is actually worth it. You're already spending a fortune on these renovations – don't you want them to look nice? Spending money on materials and the project not lasting (or looking nice) can cause you to spend more in the end. Strongly consider what projects you can actually take on yourself vs. needing to hire a pro for.
Overall, weighing whether a fixer-upper is worth it or not comes down to time and money. Are the projects so big that it's not worth the length of time they'll take to complete? Does it seem as if the extent of work that needs to be done will actually cost you more than completely tearing down the home and rebuilding from the ground up? Consider all your options and think about what will ultimately be best for you and your specific situation.


The life of the common law has been in the unceasing abuse of its elementary ideas. If the rules of property give what now seems an unjust result, try obligation; and equity has proved that from the materials of obligation you can counterfeit almost all the phenomena of property. If the rules of contract give what now seems an unjust answer, try tort. Your counterfeit will look odd to one brought up on categories of Roman origin, but it will work. If the rules of one tort, say deceit, give what now seems an unjust answer, try another, try negligence. And so the legal world goes round. But it goes round slowly, too slowly for the violence with which the conceptual economy is transformed to be felt, too slowly, in periods of rapid social change, for the law to keep pace with life. In the sixteenth century the gap grew so wide that the system itself was perhaps in peril. In the twentieth we make use of legislation; and our familiarity with deliberate change makes it easy for us to misread history. How could our ancestors be so perverse in doing indirectly what could be done directly? How could they be so clever in using mere tricks to reach desirable results? Certainly if we view the common law on the eve of reform as a piece of social engineering, we see the spirit of Heath Robinson at his most extravagant. But the viewpoint is anachronistic and the questions unreal. It is a real question why nobody before Bentham was provoked, and a part of the answer is that nobody before Blackstone described the system as a whole. Lawyers have always been preoccupied with today's details, and have worked with their eyes down. The historian, if he is lucky, can see why a rule came into existence, what social or economic change left it working injustice, how it came to be evaded, how the evasion produced a new rule, and sometimes how that new rule in its turn came to be overtaken by change. But he misunderstands it all if he endows the lawyers who took part with vision on any comparable scale, or attributes to them any intention beyond the winning of today's case.


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Principal | Dr. Janelle Danskey | Phone 480-484-6300
Welcome to Arcadia High
Welcome to Arcadia High School
Proud Principal
Dr. Janelle Danskey
Administrative Support Coordinator | Keri Blaker | 480-484-6302
Dr. Danskey comes to the Arcadia Learning Community with 13 years of experience in high school administration. Prior to joining the Scottsdale Unified School District, Dr. Danskey worked in St. Louis, Missouri and Hillsboro, Oregon. She has a bachelor's degree in history, a master's degree in secondary education, and completed her doctorate in Educational Leadership at the University of Portland. Dr. Danskey played competitive roller derby in Portland, Oregon, and enjoys salsa dancing and quilting. As an instructional leader, Dr. Danskey works to support students, staff, and families to ensure that students reach their full potential and are prepared for careers in a rapidly changing world.
Assistant Principal & Athletic Director
Mr. Steve Sherren
Administrative Assistant | Terry Blaker | 480-484-6320
This office oversees: Athletics / Attendance / Safety / Grade Level Administrator: 11th (Juniors)
Steve Sherren has worked in education for the last 20 years, serving in many roles, including teacher, coach, athletic director, and assistant principal. Steve majored in Exercise and Sports Science, receiving a Bachelor of Science Degree and Master of Arts in Teaching from Oregon State University. He has a passion for education and believes there are many aspects of the school community that are influenced by the values and beliefs of school leaders. Steve looks forward to working collaboratively within the Arcadia School community to develop practices that promote growth and learning for all students.
Assistant Principal of Student Services & Testing
Ms. Sara Johnson
Administrative Assistant | Kristin Hochstatter | 480-484-6321
This office oversees: Student Activities / Testing / Grade Level Administrator: 9th & 10th (Freshman & Sophomores)
Sara A. Johnson accepted the role of Assistant Principal of Student Services at Arcadia High School in 2019. Prior to joining the Arcadia team, she served as the Director of Academic Programs at BASIS Scottsdale, where she oversaw curriculum, testing, and student records. Before joining leadership, Ms. Johnson taught English for four years in grades 7-12—with her biggest contribution being the development of advanced curriculum and design for Creative Writing and African American Literature courses at DePaul Catholic High School. Ms. Johnson triple-majored in Secondary Education, English Literature, and Anthropology at William Paterson University and holds an M.Ed in Administration and Supervision from Arizona State University. She is thrilled to take on a broader role in the lives of students and is looking forward to helping to build and sustain a culture of support and excellence at Arcadia High School.
Assistant Principal of Educational Services
Mrs. Barrie Muzbeck Pinto
Administrative Assistant | Pam Mynars | 480-484-6337
This office oversees: Educational Services / Parking / Grade Level Administrator: 12th (Seniors)
Mrs. Barrie Muzbeck Pinto comes to SUSD as the Assistant Principal for Educational Services after serving for 25+ years as a middle school teacher, Dean of Students, Assistant Principal and Elementary Principal in public, charter and private schools in the Phoenix metropolitan area as well as in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. Barrie is thrilled to join such a welcoming community and is looking forward to joining a team of educators that support each other and strive to motivate students to be fully engaged every day in every class. Barrie grew up in Michigan and obtained her Bachelor's degree in Education from The Ohio State University and a Master's degree in Curriculum and Instruction from George Mason University. She obtained her Certificate of International School Leadership while living in Brazil. Barrie competed as a Team USA gymnast and was a student-athlete at Ohio State University. High school is a time where students are faced with many changes, challenges and choices and Barrie is ready and prepared to partner with them and their families to ensure high school is as positive and productive as possible. She looks forward to a successful school year and celebrating the growth and achievements of all Arcadia students.
Principal: Dr. Janelle Danskey
Assistant Principal of Educational Services: Barrie Pinto
Assistant Principal of Student Activities: Sara Johnson
Assistant Principal/Athletic Director: Steven Sherren
Address: 4703 E. Indian School Road, Phoenix, AZ 85018
Regular Office Hours: 7:00am - 3:00pm / Summer 8-3pm M-TH
Grades: 9th - 12th Grade
Colors: Scarlet Red & Royal Blue
Mascot: Titans
Year Opened: 1958
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Jesus talked about eyes, ears, hair, head, mouth, hand; those of our parts of the body are highly counted valuable in the sight of God. Especially of his servants who carry out His plans and heart desires.
The faith of humble Christians understands this better than the fancy of the most learnt men. Satan ruined himself by desiring to be like the Most High: therefore he sought to infect our first parents with the same desire, that he might ruin them too and still the devil draws people into his interest by suggesting them hard thoughts of God and false hopes of advantage by sin. Let us therefore, always think well of God as the best good, and think ill of sin as the worst evil: thus let us resist the devil and he will flee from us.
Our thought should be to win someone to Jesus Christ, Winning souls at any cost.
Luke 11:34-36 "The light of the body is the eye: therefore when your eye is single, thy whole body also is full of light; but when your eye is evil, thy body is full of darkness. Take heed therefore that the light which is in thee be not darkness." If thy whole body therefore be full of light, having no part darkness, the whole shall be full of light, as when the bright shining of a candle does give you light.
Illustration: A king was infected with eye defection when the physicians did attend him; and suggested the king that if he would see everything greenish; his eye defection would sooner be cured. The king commanded at once everything in his kingdom should coloured green. There was a wise minister in his court assembly said to the king, your honour, it is not necessary that everything in the kingdom to coloured green only if the king wears a green colour spectacle that will solve the complication and will bring speedier cure to the king's eye defection.
That is true with our life in the society as the people read us every moment of our move among them. Our body is a living text book which is being referred, exemplified.
We must look through the eyes of Jesus Christ whether people, materials, or situation before we speak about it or do something with it or make any decision even if it is opportunity.
Pray to God like David prayed in Psalms 120:2 deliver my soul, O Lord, from lying lips, and from a deceitful tongue. Our words should be words of love not even positive criticism.
Illustration: There was a woman gossiped about the neighbour of practicing immorality, she was scandalizing a woman's by speaking without evidence. The woman who lost her reputation petitioned in the court for justice, the Judge after investigation found baseless and everything was to be rumor, passed final verdict with severe punishment to accused than the accused implored wrote a letter to the Judge for forgiveness for which the Judge told her that you go back to the town, tear the letter paper into pieces and keep it in the middle of the four road junction and instructed her to come into morning to collect them back on doing this he would set her free from the charge. The accused woman did the same but in the morning she found not even a single paper it was carried by the wind, with sadness she reported it to the Judge and the Judge told her that it is same with gossip once spoke wrong about somebody will spread in the wind and reach all the ears that would offend name of other.
We must be careful to judge other us and we must speak if in your place what Jesus would speak about that situation, about that person, and about that matter.
Don't carry evil in your heart: give to the lord all that you have in your heart against someone or against something, what you cannot do with your brain, what you cannot do with your money, what you cannot do with your power, what you cannot do with help of the people, what you cannot do with your anger but God can do without any of your help. Share your heart with God every day likes to listen from you rather then knowing your situation as God supernaturally. Are thinking that you are facing something which God cannot deal with? There is no matter in which he cannot help you.
The next time you carry something evil in your heart, give it to God and try Him. What He would do for you on that matter? If you know once you will never take up anything to handle by yourself that is what His love towards you.
Carrying evil in your heart against or about someone or something will destroy you without your knowledge.
Illustration: One day two monks were returning to their monastery after rain stopped, the road was muddy and was slippery. When they came to a brook to cross over it, they saw women wearing a silk saree looking extraordinary charming and beautiful with fear and hesitation to cross the brook because water would come above her knees, she was perplexed about the situation.
Monk Ravi learning her situation went near her lifted her in his arms and carried her across bank of the brook and left her on ground without expecting anything Ravi walked off from her.
Ravi: I left her there on the bank of the brook but you are still carrying her on your heart.
Many a times without realization we carry something that would not allow us to enjoy the blessing of God in our life. Empty your heart in the presence of God.
God is going to test us and our work with fire 1 Corinthians 3:13 "every man's work will be made manifest, for the day will declare it," because it will be revealed by fire, and the fire will try every man's work what sort of it.


Is It Possible To Survive In A Low-Paying Job?
We all go to work every day so we can earn a salary or wage. This is the money that we need to live off and support our family with. As you no doubt already know, there are many well-paid jobs out there, such as doctors, lawyers, and accountants. However, there are also many jobs and careers that don't pay quite as well as what we think they should. In fact, some are so low-paying that their employees can end up struggling to get by.
Thankfully, most of us will be able to move up to a higher position by getting a promotion and working our way up through a career. It's usually possible to move beyond low-paying entry-level jobs in this way. But what if you seem to be stuck in a job that doesn't pay enough with no way out? It may be getting you down, but you can hold onto the hope that it is usually possible to make your working situation better for yourself. Here are some ways you can survive your low-paying job.
First of all, it's important to note that you should always be job hunting. Even if you aren't actively applying for the positions you find, you will find it very useful to keep a constant eye on your local job market. You'll then be able to jump on any opportunity that is an improvement on your current situation. You never know when you will find a completely new role in a different career that shouldn't be too difficult for you to transfer your skills and experience over to.
Of course, it could also be worth looking for a similar job to the one you currently do but at a company that will pay you a higher wage. Not all companies pay the same. It's always worth having an ear to the ground to see if you can find a position for which you would earn a larger salary package. When you do look for open positions with other companies, it's worth comparing the other financial benefits that you would gain, such as paid days off for vacations and illness as well as pension payments and annual bonuses. Even though a different company might be able to pay you slightly more, they may offer benefits that aren't quite as good as the ones you currently get. So, you'll have to weigh up whether it really is worth going for the higher salary.
It's always important to continue working on your transferable skills. It's even necessary for those who are in solid jobs to keep on honing these crucial skills. These are key skills like good communication, analytical skills, and excellent customer service. They are known as transferable because you'll be able to transfer them to various different areas of your life. As well as using them in your private life, you'll also be able to use them in the majority of jobs as well. So, they should help you find a completely new job, even if it means moving into a completely different career. As long as these transferable skills are strong, they should help you bag a better job even if you don't have any direct experience of working in the industry or sector.
It's worth researching any potential funding opportunities that there might be for your specific career. There are sometimes charitable funds set up for employees in careers that are known to be quite poorly paid. For instance, teachers can sometimes struggle to get by on their low salaries and long hours. Thankfully, there are now a few programs in place to help a teacher who is really struggling. These kinds of programs are also used to financially reward teachers who have done particularly well in their job. There are quite a few traditional careers, such as teaching, that have these charitable pots and funds available for workers in need.
Start trying to network more so you can meet as many people as possible. You never know who you might meet when you are at a local business networking event. There are always a lot of different entrepreneurs and business owners at them. You could get chatting to someone who is looking to hire someone with your exact set of skills and knowledge. Even if you don't find someone who is hiring, you might start talking to someone who knows of an open position that might be a good match for you.
When is it Time to Find a New Job?
You might be able to increase your pay packet if you simply move into a different position in your current company. For instance, if you are able to work your way up to a leadership position then you would be in line for a nice pay rise. It could also be worth trying to position yourself as a mentor within the company. Lots of companies are now realizing how beneficial it is to have a mentor in the company who their workforce can reach out to for help and advice whenever they need it. You'd probably be able to continue your current position while doing a few extra mentoring sessions a week. As you'd be taking on extra responsibility, you will likely be able to request some extra pay.
It might be worth joining a union. These are groups and organizations that are created with the main aim to protect workers' rights. If you believe that you are being paid a lot less than what you think you should be, it could be worth approaching your union about it. They will approach your company and attempt to negotiate a pay rise. If they are unable to do so, and you are paying significantly less than what other companies pay employees in similar roles, the union could help you take the issue to an employment tribunal.
Hopefully, these tips help you survive!
First of all, when it comes to changing career, you need to think long and hard about the rewards that are involved. After all, even if you find the most perfect job in the world for you, if it doesn't pay your bills and allow you to live the life you want, it may not be viable in the long term.
Therefore it's essential to do some serious investigation on the type of wage or salary that you can't expect from the field you are considering changing to. This means comparing various sources and even contacting people that are doing this job, or something similar to get this information directly from the horse's' mouth.
One area to consider carefully when changing your career is how what you have experienced could help others that are in a similar situation.
Something that you can see a fantastic example of in posts like this one where Nick Gross teaches gen z success based not on what they want to do, but who they want to become. In fact, his focus is less about the size of the paycheck they can expect and more about how they wish to affect the world.
Something that is not only a great example of how to change career from one field (rock band drummer) to another (career educator), but also advice that has relevance to anyone that is considering a career change themselves.
Next, when you are looking at changing career, it's crucial to give a decent amount of time and consideration to your decision. This is because most people have bad days or even weeks at work where they question why they are in their job at all. However, if you change career every time this happens you are likely to make rash decisions and end up with a patchy work history, something that may hold you back from success later down the line.
Lastly, while you may be sick of your old job and colleagues, remember that burning your bridges during a career change is not a good idea. This is because you never know when your old contacts will come in handy, and it's always a good idea to have a plan B. Just in case your career chance doesn't quite pan out in the way you had hoped.
If you're not sure what kind of career you want next, try a career and personality test like Career Fitter. It can help you visualize and explore your options.


696 2 Ave is a apartment located at 696 2nd Ave, New York, NY 10016, in the area is commonly known as Murray Hill.
Built in 1910, this low rise building is 4 stories tall and contains 7 apartments. It is owned by Four V B Bros Inc.
Status last updated on Apartable at 2014-08-15 04:16:32 UTC.
D26-14.03 ADM CODE PROVIDE SUFFICIENT, PROPER AND SEPARATE METAL RECEPTACLES FOR THE DEPOSIT OF GARBAGE, RUBBISH AND OTHER WASTE MATERIAL AND ARRANGE FOR COLLECTION AND DISPOSAL OF SUCH MATERIAL.
D26-10.01 ADM CODE & 309 M/D LAW ABATE THE NUISANCE CONSISTING OF CONSISTING OF WOOD PANELING 1ST STY PUBLIC HALL AND VESTIBULE.
D26-10.01, 10.05 ADM CODE ARRANGE AND MAKE SELF-CLOSING THE DOORS 4TH STY PUBLIC HALL BULKHEAD DOOR TO ROOF.
D26-10.01, 10.05 ADM CODE REMOVE ALL ENCUMBRANCES CONSISTING OF WOOD AND BARRELS ROOF AT NORTH.
D26-10.01 ADM CODE PROPERLY SECURE THE LOOSE WOOD TREAD 2ND AND 3RD TREAD FROM TOP 3 TO 4 STY PUBLIC HALL STAIRS.
D26-10.01 ADM CODE REPLACE WITH NEW THE MISSING EXTERIOR DOOR HANDLE BULKHEAD DOOR TO ROOF.
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Laika the Space Dog is a cryptid.
"Dawkins speaks scoffingly of a personal God, as though it were entirely obvious exactly what this might mean. He seems to imagine God, if not exactly with a white beard, then at least as some kind of chap, however supersized. He asks how this chap can speak to billions of people simultaneously, which is rather like wondering why, if Tony Blair is an octopus, he has only two arms."
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Practice it as much as you can.
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Christopher John Robinson has been found guilty of blackmailing IAG after his insurance claim was rejected.
A man has been found guilty of blackmailing his insurance company into paying out his fire claim after threatening to discredit the reputation of the corporate entity online.
It took the jury just over three hours to reach their verdict on Christopher John Robinson in the High Court at Whangarei.
He was earlier facing an additional charge of perverting the course of justice, but Justice Ailsa Duffy formally dismissed that charge yesterday after the Crown did not offer any evidence.
Robinson blackmailed IAG New Zealand's lawyer Chris Hlavac of the firm Young Hunter, IAG NZ chief executive Jacki Johnson, chief executive IAG Group in Australia Michael Wilkins, and general manager of State insurance, Mary-Jane Daly.
Robinson's five-bedroom, 500sq m Killara Luxury Lodge on Ness Rd, inland from Kerikeri, was destroyed by fire just before midnight on September 9, 2011.
State Insurance, a business arm of IAG NZ, declined his claim as it reached the conclusion the fire was deliberately lit.
Robinson then wrote to Mr Hlavac and suggested a settlement offer either immediately in confidence or openly in the full glare of the media.
"The cost to IAG of the latter option is hard to quantify but I imagine it could be hard to continue issuing policies at all if it is shown that IAG actively worked with the investigators to fabricate evidence to avoid paying a valid claim," he wrote.
In her summing up, Justice Duffy directed the jury to decide the case in a calm and compassionate manner and to come to their verdict solely on evidence before the court.
The Crown's case was, by threatening to disclose information about alleged illegal conduct on the part of IAG NZ to the public, Robinson intended to benefit by forcing the company to pay out his claim.
Defence lawyer Catherine Cull said the jury could not be sure Robinson's settlement offer was a threat to disclose information about IAG NZ.
The Northern Advocate can now reveal a charge of arson against Robinson was dropped in the Whangarei District Court last year.
The Crown case against Mr Robinson on that charge was that he had installed software on his home computer allowing him to operate it remotely. By sending a print command from his laptop in Hamilton he was allegedly able to trigger a device which started the fire. However, the Crown could not prove that a print command had been sent or that automatic printing software had been installed. As a result, evidence relating to the remote ignition theory was ruled inadmissible.
Robinson is on bail and will reappear for sentencing in June.


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