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The belief-deciding authority of reason is already God-level.
Using Abstract Objects to Deny Their Reality
Abstract Objects Are Merely Useful Fictions,
This I Know,
For The Abstract Objects Tell Me So!
To argue that abstract objects don't really exist, is to use them to adjudicate their own reality. But where do they get that kind of supervisory authority to arbitrate their own existence if they don't exist?
That's why rationalist-objectivist atheism is necessarily theistic about reason and logic, as we all are in reasoning about universals---including the universals that make up general reason and logic themselves. The boot-strapping problem of abstract objects being used to ontologically self-adjudicate still remains, and I haven't seen anything yet that even mentions it---much less actually deals with it.
Abstract objects and universals are necessarily real, and necessarily assumed in order to know contingent reals. If they are necessary for deciding whether or not they're real, then they themselves must have an even higher supervisory ontological status, which means they are necessarily more real than any other objects we ordinarily take as real.
There's simply no way around this without ending up in the old self-referential cul-de-sac. Any examination of what is meant by universals, abstract objects, irreducibly basic categories, and so on, would not itself be possible without those same categories already operating in advance at the highest cognitive levels.
Russell's prohibition of self-referencing statements is an instance of what it prohibits, and so on. It's all about self-reference and ultimate universal criteria and standards of analysis, which are already there logically prior to any analysis of anything including reasoning about current preferences.
That system is already in place and we're always trying to approximate it in some sense and degree, even regardless of prior misses of goals. The bottom line is that if you give reasons for God, those reasons are already assumed to have an ultimate God-level authority in order to adjudicate premises, arguments and claims about the possible reality of God.
Why does faith have to be reasonable or smart or even plausible? Why does it still try to be rational about what it declares itself to be exempt from? Why must there be any intellectual defense at all? If reason is not God-level already, why must theistic or Christian belief have reason and logic's seal of approval in the first place in the slightest?
The entire discussion is a submission to reason's authority, whether one is a believer or an atheist. In fact, the whole issue about the relationship between faith and reason is itself just one big cognitive worship-fest dedicated to reason.
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Get your child unplugged and outside, exploring nature, hiking, imagining, growing food, making friends, and having fun! Our activities follow the seasons and children have a choice of activities at each weekly class.
Fall is for hiking in West Rock Park, harvesting and cooking from the farm, caring for farm animals, and playing in the woods! We will build forts, hold chickens, have campfires, play games, and make home made pizza.
Winter is time for snowshoeing, building snow forts, following wild animal tracks in the snow, making maple syrup, cooking and baking in our teaching kitchen, and enjoying nature arts.
Springtime brings baby farm animals, wildflowers, and gardens to be planted! We will dig in the dirt, wade in streams, play and hike in the woods, care for baby chickens, and make new friends!
Activities include both structured and unstructured options, with teachers offering at least one activity choice each day as well as options for kid-led play and adventures. We know that children learn in many ways, and the goal of this program is to allow time to play, imagine, make friends, be physically active, and be in nature.
Group size: up to 36 children with six adult staff, supported by high school student counselors. Activities are mixed age and welcome children ages 5 – 13.
Our staff are experienced adult teachers and environmental educators who have significant experience with teaching and caring for children and having fun in nature! Our teachers are joined by high school counselors who are enthusiastic and valued program assistants.
Free school bus transportation is available from some area schools. The bus route for 2022 – 2023 will be shared when it is available! We anticipate busing to start the first week in OCTOBER, so families will need a transportation plan for the first weeks before busing is available.
Return transportation is not available and families are responsible for pick up from 5:20 – 5:30 PM.
For children being dropped off by a caregiver (no bus), drop-off is anytime after 3:15 PM.
Financial aid is available to qualified applicants from any town. Apply online HERE.
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The calendar with program closure dates for holidays and staff professional development is HERE. Each day has the same number of total operating days (closures are evenly distributed).
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Secaucus Police Chief Dennis Miller has released the following information pertaining to arrests made in the municipality from August 9th through the 15th:
Secaucus Police Blotter: 08/09/2021-08/15/2021
On 08/09/2021 at 10:13 AM, during a motor vehicle stop, Secaucus Police arrested a 37 year old male, Shomari Morton of Hillside, NJ for 1 outstanding warrant issued out of Newark, NJ in the amount of $300.00. The Newark Police Department did release Mr. Morton on his own recognizance pending a future court date. Mr. Morton was issued 3 motor vehicle summonses and was released from police custody.
On 08/10/2021 at 12:09 PM, Secaucus Police responded to the Meadowlands Plaza Hotel located at 40 Wood Avenue on a report from hotel management that cleaning services found a firearm located in one of the hotel rooms. A systematic search of the surrounding areas was conducted for one of the actors who fled the scene at the time of police arrival. During the investigation, the police arrested a 19 year old female, Monet Duran of Cedar Creek, TX for Unlawful Possession of a Firearm [2C:39-5B(1)], Possession of Hollow Point Ammunition [2C:39-3F(1)] and Possession of a High Capacity Magazine [2C:39-3J]. The actor who fled the scene was identified and a warrant for his arrest was issued consisting of the same charges. Ms. Duran was issued her complaint summons and was released from police custody.
On 08/11/2021 at 12:07 PM, Secaucus Police responded to the Harper Apartment Complex located at 100 Plaza Drive on a report of Criminal Mischief. During the investigation, the police arrested a 23 year old male, Hamza Khan of Secaucus, NJ for Criminal Mischief, [2C:17-3A(1)], Possession of CDS believed to be Alprazolam [2C:35-10A(1)], Possession of CDS believed to be Crack Cocaine [2C:35-10A(1)], Possession with intent to Distribute CDS believed to be Alprazolam [2C:35-5B(13)] and Possession of a Weapon for Unlawful Purpose [2C:39-4D], a fire extinguisher used to break the car window. Mr. Khan was issued his complaint summons and was released from police custody.
On 08/12/2021 at 11:57 PM, during a motor vehicle stop, Secaucus Police arrested a 28 year old male, Timothy Kegley of Holmdel, NJ for Driving While Intoxicated [39:4-50]. Mr. Kegley was issued his motor vehicle summons for Driving While Intoxicated along with an additional 4 motor vehicle summonses and was released into the custody of a responsible adult.
On 08/14/2021 at 2:02 AM, during a motor vehicle stop, Secaucus Police arrested a 29 year old male, Nishir Rios-Figueroa of Newark, NJ for 1 outstanding warrant issued out of Newark, NJ in the amount of $10,000.00 with a 10% option. Mr. Rios-Figueroa was also found to have 4 additional outstanding warrants issued out of Newark, NJ totaling $700.00, along with 1 outstanding warrant issued out of Bass River, NJ in the amount of $650.00 with a 10% option and 1 outstanding warrant issued out of Union Township, NJ in the amount of $300.00 with a 10% option. The police also arrested a 38 year old male, Kevin Mclean of Newark, NJ for 1 outstanding warrant issued out of Newark, NJ in the amount of $100.00. Mr. Rios-Figueroa was able to post bail for all involved warrants, was issued 5 motor vehicle summonses and was released from police custody. Mr. Mclean was able to post bail for the involved warrant and was released from police custody.
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Q: Django: Advice on designing a model with varying fields I'm looking for some advice/opinions on the best way to approach creating a sort-of-dynamic model in django.
The structure needs to describe data for Products. There are about 60 different possible data points that could be relevant, with each Product choosing about 20 of those points (with much overlapping) depending on its ProductType. There are about 2 dozen different ProductTypes, with each ProductType falling into one of 6 categories.
The obvious, but ungraceful method, would be to just put all 100 data points into the Product model, and just pick and choose, and ignore any fields left empty. Advantage: it's obvious. Disadvantage: it's ugly, and if I need to add more data points, it requires updating the database.
My thought is to make each product completely abstract, and only define its product-type, and a few other identifying traits.
class Product(models.Model):
    productType = models.ForeignKey(ProductType)

I would then have a separate models for each kind of data point (number, text, date, etc.) which would look like this:
class TextData(models.Model):
    fieldName = models.CharField(etc)
    verboseName = models.CharField(etc)
    data = models.CharField(etc)
    product = models.ForeignKey(Product)

Finally, I would make a model that defines what kinds of data are relevant for each product-type, and what each data point should be called.
class ProductType(models.Model):
    name = models.CharField(etc)
    ....

So the main question is: what would be the best way to fill out the relevant fields for a product type, when they can be varying? Perhaps another model that holds the name/type of a data point, and a ManyToManyField between ProductType and that model? A text field with XML? An outside XML field defining the structure? Abandon this entire pursuit and go with something better?
Thanks for any help!

A: If you are looking for implementations of dynamic attributes for models in django in some kind of eav style, have a look at eav-django, or at django-expando.

A: This is ordinary relational database design.  Don't over-optimize it with OO and inheritance techniques.
You have a Product Category table with (probably) just names.
You have a Product Type table with not much information with FK's to category.
You have a Product table with an FK relationship to Product Type.
You have a Product Feature table with your data points and an FK to product.
To work with a Product, you query the product.  If you need the features, you're just working with the "feature_set".  Django fetches them for you.
This works remarkably well and is a well-established feature of a relational database and an ORM layer.  The DB caching and the ORM caching make these queries go very quickly.

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Use of drones for business extends beyond photography and agriculture.
Experts expect drone use to surge Use of drones for business extends beyond photography and agriculture. Check out this story on greenbaypressgazette.com: http://gbpg.net/1bEWwwY
Nathan Phelps, USA TODAY NETWORK-Wisconsin Published 2:00 p.m. CT March 28, 2015
While the Federal Aviation Administration continues to shape regulations guiding the operation of vehicles in the national airspace system, entrepreneurs and subject matter experts say adoption of the technology opens the door to a wide number of business applications utilizing drones and the data they collect.
Amazon via APAmazon says that its goal is to use drones to deliver packages to customers in 30 minutes or less.(Photo: AP)
Federal Aviation Administration rules on small unmanned aerial systems are pending.
Group says drones could have an $82 billion economic impact by 2025.
Power line inspection, post-disaster insurance assessments, forestry, and mining are areas where drones have potential business applications
As the FAA shapes regulations for drones, entrepreneurs and advocates said the technology opens the door for a wide number of applications from scouting crops and infrastructure to inspecting homes after natural disasters.
The Virginia-based Association for Unmanned Vehicle Systems International estimates the initial three-year economic impact of drone integration in the national airspace system will be $13.6 billion, with the creation of 70,000 jobs. By 2025, the group projects an economic impact of $82 billion, according to 2013 report.
With the FAA close to establishing rules for the first time, experts expect to see drones used in a myriad of creative ways.
"With something like the insurance industry, after a disaster event, the industry will put tens of people into an area to look at a tornado path through town, and they're spending millions of dollars on the ground to go through and individually assess each house," said Joe Hupy, an associate professor of geography at the University of Wisconsin–Eau Claire and director of the university's unmanned aerial systems curriculum.
"Climbing up on the roof. Looking at shingles. Looking for potential hail damage. Often times address are obliterated when you have a large tornado, what you have the ability to... see the decimated area and see what it looked like before the disaster," Hupy said. "You're talking billions, upon billions of dollars in the insurance industry alone."
Photography and agriculture have been early adopters of small drones. Colin Piaskowski, owner of Green Bay-based Footprint Distributors, offers drones for sale to farmers at an average of $1,400. He's focusing his sales efforts on the agricultural market in Wisconsin, Iowa and Illinois.
Equipped with a camera system, a drone allows farmers — especially those with more than 200 acres — to scout crops in a more efficient manner than walking.
"If you can shave 50 percent of the time you go out and scout your fields, that what this is going to do," Piaskowski said. "You'll have a video catalog... and 10 years from now you're going to see the erosion on the land and the encroachment of larger trees. A lot of farmers lose acreage by not trimming their tree lines."
Information collected by the drone may also help farmers decide where to apply more — or less — water from irrigation systems.
"It's going to allow you to be more efficient," Piaskowski said. "If you start seeing some pest of disease out there, maybe some weed infiltration, now you're not coating the whole field, now you can say 'We have this patch over here and it's two acres, let's get it treated before it spreads any further.'"
Hupy lists off other areas where unmanned aerial systems can be used ranging from power line inspection, military firing range maintenance, forestry, and inspection of bridges and other structures.
"If you take an ultraviolet bandwidth camera, put that on a UAV, and tilt it up, you can do a bridge inspection that once took days and was very, very dangerous," he said. "You can have all that video for someone sitting in an office to look through and find those cracks."
The Wisconsin Department of Transportation said it hasn't yet adopted the technology.
"We're aware of the technology and do see potential uses for things like bridge inspections and some of surveying and mapping functions," said Peg Schmitt, a spokesperson with the department. "There is no current use of it in DOT. At this stage we're monitoring what's going on with this technology."
Nic Bernstein of Footprint Distributers.com shows off the DJI Phantom 2 Vision Plus drone to Dennis Robbins of Eldorado, WI during the WPS Farm Show. WPS Farm Show provides an opportunity for the agricultural community to check out the latest farming equipment, machinery, tools and services held at the Experimental Aircraft Association's AirVenture convention grounds. (Photo: Joe Sienkiewicz/Gannett Wisconsin Media)
Pending regulations
Pending federal regulations, costs that can run from a few thousand dollars to tens of thousands of dollars, and ongoing development of sensor systems has some taking a cautious approach to early adoption.
Last month , the Federal Aviation Administration rolled out proposed regulations for operating small unmanned aerial systems.
The FAA proposal would allow drones weighing up to 55 pounds to fly within sight of their remote pilots during daylight hours. The aircraft must stay below 500 feet in the air and fly less than 100 mph.
People flying drones would need to be at least 17 years old, pass an aeronautics test and be vetted by the Transportation Security Administration, but a certificate wouldn't require the flight hours or medical rating of a private pilot's license.
The agency opened public comment on the proposed rules for 60 days.
The FAA has been granting certificates for drone flight to public agencies such as local police departments for years. In September, the FAA began granting waivers for commercial uses such as filming on closed television and movie sets, bridge inspections and agricultural surveys.
Hundreds more companies have applications pending.
Bill Bongle, founder of the Green Bay Area Drone User Group, said he expects people will find a way to use drones for business once the regulatory scene is set and it becomes clear how insurance companies will insure businesses using the vehicles.
He also sees a secondary market for repair and training — one he plans to pursue with his own business.
"The primary interest now is aerial photography," Bongle said. "Where I'm seeing a hole in the market is everyone is buying these things ... and I'm looking at doing some training and repairs."
The new FAA proposal doesn't apply to hobbyists. The agency already issued a policy for recreational use, with rules calling for flying less than 400 feet high and within sight of the operator, while keeping clear of other aircraft and notifying air-traffic control when flying within five miles of an airport.
Andy Barta, assistant manager at Rio Creek Feed Mill in Kewaunee County, said the business anticipates it will buy a drone in the coming years, but would like to see further development of sensor systems to aid in agricultural production.
"Everybody wants one, and it's a great idea, until they see a price tag," Barta said. "As there are more features that become available — and those will be coming once all the legal stuff is shaken out — you'll see sensors that can detect crop heath and crop diseases that are maybe only in certain sections and we'll only have to certain spots of a field to correct an issue."
Colin Piaskowski and Nic Bernstein of Footprint Distributers.com show off the DJI Phantom 2 Vision Plus drone to Tom Cook of Oconto, WI and Walter Schuette of Unity, WI during the WPS Farm Show. WPS Farm Show provides an opportunity for the agricultural community to check out the latest farming equipment, machinery, tools and services held at the Experimental Aircraft Association's AirVenture convention grounds. (Photo: Joe Sienkiewicz/Gannett Wisconsin Media)
Planting a seed
Its not just business dreaming up ideas.
Jon Freis, owner and founder the of American Wild Turkey Hunting Dog Association in Maribel, sees the potential to use drones equipped with infrared cameras to detect, and shoo, turkey and other wildlife in farm fields ahead of approaching harvesting equipment.
"If you can just flush that nesting hen off the nest — if the eggs are gone —she'll do it again, you just don't want to kill her because she's probably an accomplished mother," he said. "Their number one mode of survival is to hide ... lay still and that hawk, crow, or fox can't find them."
Freis is realistic about the cost and legal changes needed to make his idea viable, but it's an example of the potential applications.
"I'm not saying I have all the answers, it just seems like a good application for a drone," Freis said. "I'm just planting a seed."
Hupy said business — including American companies — have adopted drones to business in other parts of the world, or under the radar domestically. He expects innovation will continue to move at a brisk pace once the legal environment becomes clear.
"There are these yet unrealized applications with UAVs," he said. "It's going to become part of the mainstream. This is where cellphones were back in the early 2000s."
— USA TODAY contributed to this report. Reach Nathan Phelps at nphelps@gannett.com. Follow him on Twitter @nathanphelpsPG or Instagram at Nathan_Phelps_PG
•Federal Aviation Administration (proposed rules): faa.gov/uas/nprm/
•Association for Unmanned Vehicle Systems International: auvsi.org
•Know Before You Fly: knowbeforeyoufly.org
•Footprint Distributors: footprintdistributors.com
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US Secretary of State to review Houthi 'terrorist group' designation
Aid groups have warned that the Houthi 'terrorist group' designation could plunge Yemen into famine.
US Secretary of State Antony Blinken said on Wednesday that he is taking a "very urgent and very close look" at the Trump administration's designation of Yemen's Houthi rebels as a "foreign terrorist organisation".
The State Department announcement comes after humanitarian groups warned that the designation of the group as "terrorist" could adversely affect aid deliveries to the war-torn country.
"It's vitally important even in the midst of this crisis that we do everything we can to get humanitarian assistance to the people of Yemen, who are in desperate need. And what we want to make sure is that any steps we are taking do not get in the way of providing that assistance," Blinken said after being sworn in.
Blinken noted that both the Houthis and a Saudi-led coalition leading the Yemen government's fight-back have contributed to the worsening humanitarian crisis in Yemen.
The country is experiencing the world's biggest humanitarian crisis and the designation of the Houthis as a terrorist group could push Yemen deeper into famine, aid groups and the UN have warned.
"We want to make sure that not only are American aid groups able to do what they can to provide assistance, but so are aid groups around the world," Blinken said.
Read also: US suspends sanctions on Yemen rebel dealings to boost aid
"It's vitally important even in the midst of this crisis that we do everything we can to get humanitarian assistance to the people of Yemen, who are in desperate need."
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As Blinken took the helm of the State Department this month, the Joe Biden administration is pausing or reviewing a wide swath of Trump-era foreign policies.
On Monday the State Department sent its first signal of how its Yemen policy will be shaped by allowing all transactions with the Houthi movement for one month, as Washington reviews the group's designation.
The United Nations, however, said on Tuesday that it was still hold a hearing of companies planning to cancel or suspend business with Yemen.
UN officials have been trying to revive peace talks to end the war as the suffering of Yemenis worsens, particularly after an economic collapse and the Covid-19 pandemic.
The conflict is widely seen as a proxy war between Saudi Arabia, a US ally, and Iran, who support the Houthis.
Riyadh intervened in Yemen in 2015, leading a military coalition that supports the exiled government in its war against the Iran-backed Houthi rebels, who control around half of the country, including the capital Sanaa.
On Iran, Blinken said the administration is prepared to ease sanctions that the Trump administration re-imposed on Iran as long as Tehran returns to full compliance with the 2015 deal.
Blinken said that the US would look to strengthen and lengthen the terms of the accord, but "we're a long way from that point".
When asked about the status of the F-35 fighter jets deal between the United States and the UAE, Blinken said that the State Department was reviewing some pending foreign arms sales, calling it a "typical" move at the start of an administration.


Mercedes-Benz unveiled its new, second-generation CLA four-door coupe at the 2019 Consumer Electronics Show, or CES, in Las Vegas, Nevada, on Tuesday.
The new CLA will be powered by a 221-horsepower, turbocharged engine, paired with a seven-speed dual-clutch transmission.
The CLA will take on the BMW 2 Series and the Audi A3.
Pricing for the 2020 Mercedes-Benz CLA, which will go on sale in the United States in late 2019, is not yet available.
The new CLA is Mercedes's second new entry-level model following the introduction of the new 2019 A-Class sedan. The duo will take on the BMW 2-Series and the A/S/RS 3 models from Audi.
Even though both the A-Class and CLA boast four doors and are of similar size, the CLA is distinguished by its sloping fastback roofline, which allows Mercedes to classify it as a coupe.
"With the first CLA we celebrated a huge success by selling some 750,000 vehicles and created a totally new segment with a four-door coupe," Britta Seeger, Mercedes-Benz Cars' marketing & sales boss, said in a statement. "The new edition of the CLA has been developed further in an intelligent way and is even more emotional and sportier than its predecessor."
Read more: 40 hot cars we can't wait to see in 2019.
Power for the new CLA will come from a 221-horsepower, 2.0-liter, turbocharged four-cylinder engine mated to a seven-speed dual-clutch transmission. Unlike the rest of the Mercedes lineup, the CLA's engine drives the front wheels in instead of the traditional rear-wheel-drive setup. However, the company's 4Matic all-wheel-drive system is available as an option.
Mercedes has not revealed its 0-60 mph time, but the company did tell Business Insider that the CLA will have a top speed of 130 mph.
The CLA will boast the latest in Mercedes' in-car and safety technology led by the company's new Mercedes-Benz User Experience, or MBUX, infotainment system, which deploys artificial intelligence to learn about the driver's needs and likes. On the CLA, MBUX is run through a standard seven-inch touchscreen or an optional 10.25-inch screen.
The CLA is also equipped with a full-color head-up display, adaptive cruise control, active steering assist, and active brake assist.
The first-generation Mercedes-Benz CLA debuted in 2013 to positive reviews but did suffer from some initial quality issues. The model recovered and was a popular seller for the automaker.
Pricing for the 2020 Mercedes-Benz CLA, which will go on sale in the US in late 2019, is not yet available.


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Photo Gallery - Pilgrimage to the Holy Monastery of the Archangel Michael, Τhari
The Monastery's dedicated to Archangel Michael the Tharene in the village of Laerma, Rhodes. Visitors and pilgrims alike are uniformly impressed by this stone-built, Byzantine structure in the shape of a cross.
The monastery had been bereft of monks for many years when, in 1989, His Eminence Amfilokhios (Tsoukos), Metropolitan of New Zealand, in his then capacity of Abbot, founded the brotherhood at Thari.
The Monastery is dedicated to the Archangel Michael the Tharene.
The architecture of the church exhibits 6 phases and the icon-paintings 4. All that remains from the Byzantine period is the main church.
The entrance to the monastery.
Inside the main church.
The bishop's throne.
The lectern.
The majestic and venerable icon of the Archangel Michael the Tharene.
The most important wall-paintings extend from the altar up to the dome. At the top is a depiction of Christ the Lord of All, with two concentric circles of angels bowing before the Throne.
Wall-paintings from a later phase.
In the courtyard of the church, older structures have been repaired and extended. Today these house the Abbot's quarters, the refectory, the kitchen and the guest rooms, as well as the 'Thari' radio and television station.
External view.
Just outside the traditional entrance to the monastery is a spring, the holy water from which brings relief to thirsty pilgrims.
In the grounds of the monastery there are chapels dedicated to the Honorable Forerunner and Saint Nektarios.
Those who visit the Monastery are immediately aware of the Archangel's blessing and are calmed by the natural beauty of the landscape at Thari.
The fathers of the monastery are distinguished for their warm and heartfelt hospitality. Every day, crowds of people visit the monastery to reverence the Archangel and wonder at the majesty of God.
Through the prayers of the Archangel, Christ our God, have mercy upon us.
Pilgrimage to Saint Panteleimon's on the island of Tilos
Pilgrimage to the Holy Monastery of the Archangel Michael, Τhari
Morias (Peloponnese)
The Holy Monastery of Our Lady of Tsouka, Ioannina
In Tripoli, two Hierarchs celebrate the Divine Liturgy in the presence of the Holy Girdle
Historic meeting between the Ecumenical Patriarch and the Patriarch of Moscow at Fanari
Inauguration of the Church of the Kelli of the Precious Cross at Provata, on the Holy Mountain
With the Honours accorded to a Head of State the Precious Girdle of the Mother of God left Athos
Vespers at the Inauguration of the Church of the Kelli of the Precious Cross at Provata, on the Holy Mountain
Around the World- Meteora – The Holy Monastery of Saint Nikolaos Anapavsas
Sacred relics of great martyr and healer Panteleimon from Mount Athos came to Bulgaria
Inauguration of the Chapel of the Archangels on Imvros
The Feast of the Annunciation at the Holy and Great Monastery of Vatopaidi (2017)
The feast of Saint Efraim at Katounakia
Vatopaidi in the snow
Pilgrimage to the Holy Monastery of Saint Theodora, Thessaloniki
The Holy Monastery of Our Lady of Kipina, in Epirus
Churches on the beautiful island of Imvros
The Celebration of the Elevation of the Precious Cross at the Athoniada Academy
Celebration of the Elevation of the Precious Cross on Leros


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A Mass of Christian Burial will be held on Thursday, October 26, 2017 at 1:00 P.M. at Immaculate Heart of Mary Catholic Church in Crowley for Joyce C. Thompson, 74. Mrs. Thompson entered Heaven's gates on October 21, 2017 at her home in Crowley surrounded by her love ones at 5:07 P.M.
Rev. Jason Vidrine, Pastor of Immaculate Heart of Mary Catholic Church in Crowley will be officiating for the services. Burial will be in North Hanks Cemetery in Crowley.
She is a consummate mother and homemaker. She raised many more children than the six that she bore. She was always one for prayer, love, and a meal for the hungry. She was a beloved Daughter, Sister, Wife, Mother, Grandmother, Godmother and Friend. Her passing was due to cancer.
The family has request the visitation to be held on Wednesday, October 25, 2017 at 10:00 A.M. until 10:00 P.M. in the Duhon Funeral Home Chapel in Crowley. A Rosary will be recited at 7 o'clock in the evening in the Funeral Home Chapel in Crowley by Perry and Terry Comeaux. Visitation will resume on Thursday, October 26, 2017 at 8:00 A.M. until time of services.
Survivors include her husband of 56 years, Nathan D. Thompson of Crowley; two sons, Jessie and wife, Kim Russell Thompson of Stamford, CT., Frankie Thompson of Crowley, LA.; three daughters, Cynthia and husband, Thimothy Tate of Sulphur, LA., Christine Thompson of Crowley and Noamie Thompson of Lake Charles, LA.; two daughters of the heart, Bonnie Emerson of Crowley, LA and Nikki Snow of Denham Springs, LA.; four brothers, Francis Comeaux of Kenner, LA., John Dale Comeaux of Picayune, MS., Cleopha Comeaux of Breaux Bridge, LA., John Perry Comeaux of Poplarville, MS.; four sisters, Rose Marie (Comeaux) DeVore of Pearl River, LA., Ruby Ann (Comeaux) DaVila of New Orleans, LA., Carolyn (Comeaux) Landreaux of Poplarville, MS., and Mary Gail Comeaux of Picayune, MS.; fourteen grandchildren, four great-grandchildren and many other grandchildren of the heart.
Pallbearers for the services will be Jessie Thompson, III, Frankie Thompson, Jr., Nathan Thompson, II, Tyler Hargrave, Samuel Emerson, Perry Comeaux, Jr., Joshua Mitchell, Diego Conde, Jeremiah Montoya and Xander Christophe.
Mrs. Thompson was preceded in death by her parents, Wilton John and Noamie B. Comeaux; one son, Nathan James Thompson; two brothers, Wilton J Comeaux, Jr. and Frank Comeaux; two sisters, Wilma and Thelma Comeaux.
You may view the obituary, sign the guest registry and express condolences online to Mrs. Thompson's family at www.duhonfuneralhome.com.


I'm excited to talk you guys through these amazing perfume oils I was recently sent by the lovely lady Khadijah behind Pearls Of Purity. These non-alcoholic perfumes oils have had me in awe - they last forever I kid you not. I received 3 lovely bottles, one mini roll on perfect to slip in your clutch if your at a wedding/special event and you're limited with space, a larger roll on bottle that you can keep in your bag and lastly this gorgeous gold detailed bottle that looks amazing on my dresser.
If you are looking for a new perfume but don't want to break the bank because I have to admit perfumes can be very expensive these days - I'd recommend checking out the Instagram page @pearlsofpurity which has loads more dainty bottles and designer perfumes oils to choose from and are so much cheaper and long lasting than buying your usual bottle for £50-100.
Thank you again to Khadijah for sending me these, I received them super fast and I've been wanting to try tom ford's black orchid for months now but couldn't ever bring myself to spending £100 on it but now I have and I'm in love with it. Will definitely purchase some bottles soon for presents for friends and family.
Hello m'loves, hope you're all well.
Let's start off with my own body confidence journey, and trust me it hasn't been a cup of tea.
When I was in my teens I was diagnosed with polycystic ovary syndrome which is very common in women, I was petrified at the time of course and still sometimes can get very caught up in the thought of it and the symptoms it comes with, one being weight gain. In year 10 I went from being a size 6/8 to a 12. I was so ashamed of my body, and honestly was shocked at how my body changed so fast, I wasn't eating anything different than the usual, my body just suddenly expanded and it was a very difficult time for me. I would wear clothes that are size 14 just so it would cover my stomach and not cling onto my body, bearing in mind at the time it was all abut wearing the nice fitted tee's with a pair of skinnys - but you wouldn't see me in any of that, I lost all my self confidence. I started to hate my body, every stretch mark made me feel sick and it got to the point where it made me feel heavily depressed.
Eventually with the support of friends and family I began to accept how my body was, and that it will always change as I grow older because of my medical condition. I did begin to eat some what healthier and joined the gym with my friend, although gym didn't last long I would walk a lot, and it definitely contributed towards me getting back into shape. Now I'm a happy size 8, sometimes can fit into 6 but either way I dropped stones and I'm SO proud of myself.
Work on ways to get healthier, don't rush into dieting and hitting the gym every single day. Pace yourself there is no rush! As soon as you get yourself into a routine that suits your lifestyle and doesn't change anything else around you, then continue to work towards being healthier and happier.
I've linked below a cosmopolitan post that will instantly uplift your mood, and remind you that you are beautiful no matter what size and shape you're in.


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Consultation on the draft WA Aboriginal Cultural Heritage Bill 2020
Blog Environment, Planning & Communities Notes
Herbert Smith Freehills LLP
Australia September 7 2020
After much anticipation, the WA State Government last week released for public consultation the draft Aboriginal Cultural Heritage Bill 2020 (Draft Bill).
As expected, the Draft Bill proposes to repeal the existing Aboriginal Heritage Act 1972 (WA) and replace it with a new Act embodying more modern approaches to heritage management and providing a more comprehensive regulatory and administrative framework.
Elements of the Draft Bill
Broadly speaking, the Draft Bill contains similar changes to those previously proposed in the Minister for Aboriginal Affairs' discussion paper released in March 2019 and the subject of consultation by the WA State Government since late last year. These include:
A broader definition of 'Aboriginal cultural heritage' which includes tangible and intangible elements, and cultural landscapes.
Establishment of a new Aboriginal Heritage Council to replace the ACMC but with broader functions.
Appointment of Local Aboriginal Cultural Heritage Services (LACHS) to represent and support knowledge holding groups on heritage matters.
Introduction of a tiered 'approvals' system enabling permits to be obtained for low impact activities and requiring cultural heritage management plans for medium to high impact activities.
A stricter enforcement regime with increased penalties.
Establishment of the 'ACH Directory' to replace and refresh the existing Register of Aboriginal Sites.
But there are also a number of new elements. The implications of new information regarding the existence and significance of cultural heritage values for approvals and reporting obligations, and the identification of 'State significant' cultural heritage values, are notable examples.
Submissions on the Draft Bill
Submissions in response to the Draft Bill are due by 9 October 2020.
Land users intending to make a submission may wish to consider the following matters:
The breadth of the definition of 'Aboriginal cultural heritage'.
The suitability of the criteria to be appointed as an LACHS.
The formulation and scope of the offence provisions – in particular, the potential for negligible harm to Aboriginal cultural heritage to give rise to an offence.
The requirements for a permit or cultural heritage management plan where an activity 'may' impact Aboriginal cultural heritage. This requirement is not expressly tied to a likelihood of harm.
Whether the procedural requirements to obtain a permit for a low impact activity that may harm Aboriginal cultural heritage are fit-for-purpose.
Whether the procedural requirements for an Aboriginal party to give 'informed consent' to a cultural heritage management plan are also fit-for-purpose.
We have closely reviewed the Draft Bill and are available to provide further support in identifying the issues that may be relevant to your business. Please contact Mel Debenham or Emily Wilson to further discuss the implications of the Draft Bill.
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Q: Detaching functions in javascript while retaining their context? Is it possible to detach functions in javascript while allowing them to retain access to their context?
For example suppose we have a ViewportScroller instance called vc.  We can get the current scroll position by calling:
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Is it possible to detach it like this:
cont scrollPosition = vc.getScrollPosition

While ensuring that it will still work and be able to access everything it needs to work or do we always need to wrap vc like this:
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A: You can also use .bind

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Perhaps you have never heard of Chinese Chequers. It was a game I used to play a lot as a child. You moved coloured counters across a chequered board. All the black notes are next door to each other except in bars 10-11.


Discussion in 'Special Effects' started by chiaroscuro, Apr 26, 2016.
We're planning to do a theatre production inspired by the "film noir" genre. I've already got a few ideas for dramatic lighting (loads of backlight, strong contrasts and the odd venetian blind using gobos).
Now, I'd also like to capture that classic black & white atmosphere that comes with these films. Does anybody have any ideas how to best create this?
Any other suggestions for creating the atmosphere are welcome, too.
Definitely spend some time researching the color pallette for scenery, costumes, and makeup.
"Theater only requires two things: someone to perform , and someone to watch. Everything else is negotiable."
For inspiration, take a look at Dead Men Don't Wear Plaid, yes its a comedy but is dedicated to the noir look.
Then there are the links in this Wiki article.
Cheers to all of you guys for your hints, you're great!
Special thanks to @JohnD for pointing me to the wiki – I did a search on "film noir" topics in the forum before posting my question. Apparently the search does NOT cover the wiki. ;-) Now I've got loads of inspiration!
@chausman: Interesting choice with the R99. Intuitively I thought about cooling colors like grey (R97/ 397 / 98). You're suggesting a sepia scene, right? Do you have any practical experience, how this looks?
I've used R99 for a show set in a dusty, dimly lit, attic. It came off looking warm without looking brightly lit. For my purpose I quite liked it.
In my experience the grey gels simply reduce output rather than adjust color. Maybe someone else will have a better explanation, but the grey gel is just like inserting an ND filter in the camera, it just reduces light output/input.
Pretty much what @RonHebbard said. We used it for the Kansas scenes in Wizard of Oz (along with some deliberate costume design) to look black and white, and in The Survivor (WWII era) to look bleak and colorless. It doesn't actually look as warm as you'd think on stage.
So my curiosity got the best of me: I've ordered a sheet of the "chocolate" filter. ;-) Can't wait to try it on our rehearsal stage!
Here's an old thread where the merits / lack thereof were discussed at some length.
On a side note: I accidentally got my hands on some 1/2 CTB (Lee 202 aka R372), which I then tested in the same setting as well. This gave a rather cool effect, too (pun intended). Might be a bit too harsh, though, to use it as a base for everything (I also understand it might create eye fatigue?).
The association with moonlight hit me, too, indeed. Thanks for the hint with 1/4 CTB.
My senior thesis project in college was a show in black and white. For lighting I used R3202 and R3203 plus R98 (to help adjust for amber shift). Plus I worked very closely with costumes, makeup and scenic designers for color choices. there are many different color blacks out there for paint, fabric and makeup. We used our light lab to look at everything under the lighting before it went onstage. If you have more questions or would like to discuss it further PM me. I can also share some photos if you'd like.
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This workshop is based on the book "Women in Transition" by Peggy Hoyt and Candace Pollock. It is written for every woman as she moves from one phase of her life to another – whether living with her parents, on her own, in a committed relationship, experiencing widowhood or divorce. Each transition presents potential areas of vulnerability with personal, legal and financial lessons, opportunities and challenges.


Here's another reason to smile when you think about winning the record $1.5 billion (U.S.) American Powerball lottery jackpot: if you come up mega-rich in next Wednesday's draw, you don't have to worry about the Canadian taxman taking a bite.
Lottery winnings are free from income tax in Canada, even if they're won in another country, Vern Krishna, a law professor at the University of Ottawa and executive director of the CGA Tax & International Research Centre, said in an interview.
"This is a statutory exemption, so if you win it, call me and we'll celebrate!" Krishna said.
You do, however, have to contend with American taxes and that can be expensive and complicated.
Mark Feigenbaum, a U.S. lawyer/accountant and a Canadian accountant who specializes in cross-border taxation, noted that for U.S. "non-resident aliens" (i.e. Canadians who don't live in the U.S. or don't have a green card or who are not U.S. citizens), the American IRS withholds 30 per cent tax on winnings. That would be the only tax paid to the IRS for non-resident aliens.
Still, if you beat the astronomical odds, you'll be able to afford an accountant.
Your money professional might recommend a charitable deduction, which could cut your taxable income by up to half.
Meanwhile, expect to hear plenty of bad puns about dough and bread if you head off to get a Powerball ticket at the World Class Bakers on St. Clair Ave. W.
That's because the bakery, a half dozen blocks west of Bathurst, has been giving away tickets for the $1.5-billion Powerball lottery jackpot in the U.S. if you spend more than $20.
Krishna said he doesn't know of any place in his hometown of Ottawa where he can buy a Powerball ticket, but he may suggest that his daughter who lives in Toronto make a drive to the World Class Bakery.
There has also been an influx of Canadians heading across the border to buy Powerball tickets in Niagara Falls, N.Y.
Forbes magazine notes that you can expect to pay tens of millions in American taxes, should you win Powerball.
If you have the winning ticket, you only get the full jackpot if you take it over the next 29 years, in 30 payments.
If you want all you can get right now, it drops by a whopping 38 per cent.


Is black history month racist?
"This month is a very important month, year three." Thirty children stared back at me. I realised that I hadn't thought about how I was going to explain this to seven year-olds.
"October is black history month." I started. Blank faces. What does that mean?
So we're going to be looking at history involving black people, I rehearsed in my head. Ridiculous. Scratch that. Just introduce the book.


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Q: Spring Social + Spring MVC + Maven Since this morning i'm trying to make a simple mvc + spring social maven application (without using spring boot or gradel).
i'm missing the configuration files, i dont know how to do so,i allready tried the few examples on internet but without any issue.
please anyway can provide me with a simple working application/article ?
thanks in advance.

A: Here is one that we found to work and is simple enough to understand.
http://www.petrikainulainen.net/programming/spring-framework/adding-social-sign-in-to-a-spring-mvc-web-application-configuration/
The site has multiple categories of Spring Social as well http://www.petrikainulainen.net/spring-social-tutorial/
If you still have issues, paste your code and error in the question to help figure them out.


ASA Electronics is partnering with Bongiovi Acoustics to bring their patented DPS Core Technology to select ASA products. ASA will be the exclusive marine industry supplier for this revolutionary Digital Signal Processing system.
"We really wanted to create a sound system that could stand up to the noise associated with boating while still maintaining a quality sound. The Bongiovi system gave us the capability to give our sound full volume without any distortion. We're very excited about the results we're hearing," ASA Electronics President, Brent Barrow, said.
DPS Core Technology was created by legendary record producer and engineer, Tony Bongiovi, to ensure studio quality audio, no matter the surrounding circumstances. Bongiovi's patented algorithm automatically adjusts and remasters music in real time so that everyone on the boat can hear the music the way it was meant to sound, without having to manually change any audio levels.
"Bongiovi Acoustics is proud to join forces with ASA to bring the world's most advanced and innovative digital audio processing to ASA's products." said Tony Bongiovi. "This partnership takes the audio experience in marine environments to an exciting new level".
Even with the engines running, the wind blowing, and the waves crashing boaters will still be able to hear their music perfectly. That's because the human ear pays more attention to sounds to which it is the most sensitive. The DPS Core Technology optimizes the signal so that the most important sounds stay at a consistent volume without losing their impact or letting in unwanted outside noise.


05 FS650E running great, died, now won't start.
Pulled and checked the tank, went through the carb, checked the petcocks. It is getting fuel to the carb but still will not start though it will chug a bit with a twist of the throttle before I crank it.
I would have pulled the plug but none of the 4 plug sockets I have will clear the casting of the head, a pisser. I'm looking for the tool now as this is essential but live in the sticks so it won't be in hand today.
Anyone have some ideas on what may be up from my description of symptoms?
Also, pointing to a lean condition, the exhaust seems as if it may have gotten hotter than normal based on the color.
Re: 05 FS650E running great, died, now won't start.
This may be a stupid question, but does the issue disappear if you replace the original tank?
Didn't try that as the new tank flows fine.
Maybe some crap that was in the new tank thats now in the fuel line or carby?
That is what I thought too, something blocking the idle/ low speed circuit but I pulled the carb and went through it. If I could pull the plug I'd know more but I'm going to have to find (or grind) a socket that will allow me to get past the casting to explore further. There is strong spark at the plug wire.
I ground a socket and got the plug out. It had good color though was wet from repeated starting attempts. Cleaned and regapped and was able to get it started but with the same symptoms prior to cleaning the carb: It will only start with a couple of twists of the throttle and then having it open 3/4 plus while cranking. If the throttle is released it will die instantly. The only way to keep it running is to keep blipping.
Prior to this the bike would start as soon as you cranked or kicked it, hot or cold, and idle fine. What to do?
Sound like what mine did was a broken valve spring. It still ran but was very hart to start and would not idle properly.
birdwoodburg got it. Broken valve spring.
Thanks for taking me in the right direction birdwoodburg.
Just opened the valve covers to find a broken left outer exhaust spring.
Can the spring be replaced by putting the cylinder under air pressure? Or is that false economy and should I be taking care of other things at the same time, valve job, cam chain, etc?
Do I need to replace all springs at the same time?
Is this a common failure at less than 2000 miles?
Are there any upgrades I should do at this time?


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One of the most fundamental disservices we can do to ourselves is to allow our "I can't" to become our default response.
It's this kind of automatic negative thinking that prevents us from knowing how we really feel about things.
The words "I can't" wind up limiting our choices.
The words "I can't" disconnect us from our potential.
Think of all the scenarios where "I can't" might be the first reaction, even before we've had the chance to consider whether we can.
A friend extends an invitation to do something unfamiliar and unexpected.
A compelling position opens up at work.
A new love interest appears maybe a little too soon after trust has been broken to bits.
Anything, really, that starts the heart pounding.
It's a defense mechanism. Risk management. A way of living that prevents us from getting physically hurt, or emotionally disappointed, or embarrassed or judged or vulnerable.
But it also keeps us peeking out from behind the window shades when we're meant to be out exploring the world.
Sadly, we can't feel the joy of grass between our toes if we never take off our shoes.
One way to move beyond "I can't" is to embrace the discipline to peer deep beneath the surface to see what's really triggering our fears.
Instead, I keep my options open and potential limitless.
I now know, in turn, my positivity will reshape my choices, my circumstances, my whole reality!


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This was a lot bigger than I expected but perfect for the wall my son has it on. Picture was good and not grainy at all.
Put it up myself. Just like wallpaper. Give yourself time to make it level...smooth out the air bubbles. Had one and poked a tiny hole to release the air bubble and smoothed it out. Seamless and real looking. The color is amazing. I put sheer curtains around it in my new office as my new office doesn't have a window. Everyone loves it.
Beautiful! Gave as a gift and achieved the intended effect of a gorgeous view for my co-worker in an office with no window. Packaged very well and able to apply to the wall easily and without creases or air bubbles, unlike a less expensive version bought from another Amazon seller.
So pleased with this wall decal! Heavy duty, great adhesive and so easy to install. Transformed my windowless office.
Just as pictured. Strong smell when it comes out of the package.
1. Before hanging: Unroll it and place it face side down on a flat surface. Use books to keep it straight and flat. Leave it for TWO days. Find someone to help you.
2. During hanging: Have them hold it up and step back to see how you like it. Use a pencil on the top & bottom of both corners to mark on the wall where you want it to be. When you are ready, one person holds the sticker and one person peels one of the top corners back, lines it up with the pencil line and then starts to smooth it down towards the bottom corner as they continue to peel back the lining. We worked from upper left to lower left and then continued to peel horizontally to the right SMOOTHING the piece as we peeled so there were no bubbles.
3. After hanging: Check for bubbles. If you see any, use a soft cloth to smooth them out. I had no issues with smoothing it. I just check it every once in awhile and smooth it out.
Had it sent directly to my folks as it was a gift, so I have not seen it myself, but have heard the very rave reviews and thanks from them. It came rolled up in a poster tube, so she had it laid out to flatten for a couple days before she tried to put it on the wall - seemed to work well.
Perfect! Beautiful! Everyone loves it.


Consumers are being left confused, badly informed and potentially vulnerable to debt because of the poor quality of some major household bills, according to uSwitch.com, the independent price comparison and switching service. The warning comes after new research revealed stark differences in the standard of bills being issued by different industry sectors. While some are simple and straightforward for people to understand, others are leaving consumers totally confused.
Energy suppliers, water companies and home telephone and broadband providers are responsible for the most confusing household bills. Of these, energy bills appear to be the most complicated - three quarters (75%) of consumers find them confusing. Other utility providers are not doing much better either - 59% of consumers find their home telephone, broadband and DTV bills confusing, matched by those left confused by water bills (59%).
Worryingly, 68% of consumers find energy bills harder to understand than other household bills. On average households are spending £1,243 a year on energy bills, but only four in ten consumers (40%) find it easy to work out how their energy company has calculated their bill. Suppliers also seem to be failing to communicate on a basic level with their customers - only 39% of people think that their energy bills are written in plain English. Less than half (45%) think that the name of their energy plan is easy to understand.
At the opposite end of the spectrum are banks and building societies, where almost three quarters (72%) of consumers find their bills and statements simple and straightforward to understand. Personal finance companies generally seem to be issuing customer-friendly information in a format that most people can understand - just 41% of consumers find credit and store card bills confusing.
The findings suggest that the energy industry is lagging behind other sectors in being able to communicate simply and clearly with customers. This could leave consumers disadvantaged as energy bills account for a sizeable chunk of the average annual household budget. Experts also predict that energy bills will quadruple within the next 10 years. If consumers are to be able to manage this aspect of their budget, and be able to make an informed decision when switching, they need to be able to understand basic information such as their consumption, spend and tariff details.
Ann Robinson, Director of Consumer Policy at uSwitch.com, says: "Nobody likes bills, but they do play a fundamental part in the relationship between a company and its customers. A well-written, clear and concise bill should leave consumers feeling empowered and in control, not bemused. This is why it is so worrying to find that three quarters of us are confused by our energy bills.
"Ofgem has signalled its intention to work with suppliers on improving energy bills. This is a vital piece of work if we are to see well-informed consumers taking full advantage of the competitive energy market. If Ofgem is to succeed in making energy bills simpler, clearer and easier then it has to look outside of the energy industry for ideas on best practice. Judging by our research, it could do far worse than look to banks and building societies, which seem to be leading the way in providing consumers with bills and information they can easily understand."
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Rabbi, we know that you are a teacher come from God; for no one can do these signs that you do, unless God is with him. Jesus answered him, Truly, truly, I say to you, unless one is born anew, he cannot see the kingdom of God. (Jn 3: 2-3).
ከምዚ ካብ ኮነ ክሳብ ክንደይ ኢና አብ ኢየሱስ እን ጥምት ዘሎና? አጠማምታና ናይ ሓላፍ መገዲ አጠማምታ ድዩ ወይስ ብሓቂ ልብና አድሂብና ብምሉእ ምስኡ ንወሃሃድ አሎና። ንሱ ማእከል ናይ ሕወትናን ርክባትናን ገርናዶ ኢና እነቐርቦ ዘሎና ወይስ ንርአዩለይ ጥራሕ እዩ አጠማምታና?


CHICAGO — Eight hundred thousand real estate agents.
That, give or take a few, is how many are in the field today, according to the National Association of Realtors. How is a consumer to choose the one to work with?
The usual industry saw is to ask your friends for recommendations, which may be very good advice, according to a bunch of seasoned home buyers and sellers who responded to the real estate section's open call for readers to let us know what works, and what doesn't, in hiring agents. But they're adamant that there are plenty of other considerations.
Our group of consumers generally agreed that, beyond sales records and specialized training, the one thing that mattered most was rapport.
"The ability to communicate" may be a business cliché, they said, but it's the bottom line. Without it, clients and agents alike end up frustrated and have to work harder than necessary to get the deal done.
"They have to get a feel for what you want, for what you do for a living. All of that comes into play," says Gwen Hudson. Hudson estimates that she and her husband have owned 20 properties.
"If I tell you I'm looking for a house in this range, and these are the amenities I want, and this is the area that I want, then work with me there," says Hudson. "Don't try to show me the house I can't afford and then get frustrated with me because I can't afford it. I have run into that."
To help buyers, "agents have to have a grasp of what you can afford" and respect it, says Jim Klick of Crest Hill, Ill.
"Generally, your friends share similar values and standards," says Sid Chapon, a condo owner in Chicago who says that he would trust friends to be honest about an agent's strengths and weaknesses. He says that if he were looking for an agent tomorrow, he'd ask a lot more questions than he did in past purchases.
"I used to live in Tulsa, Okla.," he explains. "I was a first-time buyer, right after college. I was inexperienced."
And he says that even though he bought a property, in hindsight he believes his agent failed him.
"I didn't know what I needed to do. She didn't provide me with any coaching or counseling. She didn't tell me what to look out for."
Chapon says he looked at a total of one unit and made an offer at full asking price, "which, of course, was accepted. She never showed me anything else to look at. Part of that was my responsibility, of course, but I think a real estate agent ought to show you what else you can get for your money. I was young and stupid. At the end of the day, what I bought was a property that had major issues in terms of construction, and the condo association was financially not in good condition."
At the other end of the spectrum, we heard from Pam and Jim Jannece, whose first buying experience — like Chapon, they were right out of school, with not much money — is remembered kindly.
"Our real estate agent spent just about every weekend for a year looking for a house for us," Pam recalls. "She was just determined. She was patient, and we never felt like she was trying to push us."
But the agent went above and beyond the call when the Janneces sat down at the closing table to buy the house. As sometimes happens at closings, a dispute arose, and the sellers weren't budging.
The Janneces, who were strained to afford the house as it was, said they just couldn't come up with the additional money that would resolve the dispute.
"She got her boss at the real estate agency to make us a loan," Pam recalls of her agent. "It wasn't a lot, but it was enough to get us through the deal."


It's very exciting to have lost over 264 pounds. However, it's not very exciting to think I let myself get to the point that I had that much to lose.
Recently, I wrote a post geared towards the super morbidly obese person. Today, I'm writing to those who have less than 100 pounds to lose.
You know you need to lose some weight, but you can still function and may even be able to fit in clothes you buy off a normal rack in a department store.
It concerns you a little, but not enough to change your lifestyle.
When I think back through the years, I remember when I went over 200 pounds and had a mild point of concern. Then 250 crept up and I went on Diet Center and lost 100 pounds. Then some man at work seemed to leer at me and I once again started eating candy bars like they were going out of style.
Soon I had sped past the 250 mark again and went all the way to 300 before I went on Atkins diet and lost 100 pounds again. Then Christmas came around and I celebrated my weight loss by going off the diet.
Soon I had passed 300. Then I got pregnant and well, you know how that goes. I was passing 350. After my son was born, life began moving crazy fast. I couldn't seem to get a handle on how to get everything done and take care of myself, so I put my weight issues last and just ate whatever I pleased.
My thought process went like this: Life is too short to bother with limiting the one thing I really love, which is food. God obviously made me this way, so I'll just endure.
I stopped weighing. I didn't even weigh when I went to the doctor's office. I avoided yearly physicals.
Sooner or later, though, the self-indulgent lifestyle always catches up with you. I was 45 when my body started rebelling against the foods I was put in it.
All of a sudden in one year, I had diabetes, congestive heart failure, sleep apnea and major digestive issues. Things continued to go downhill fast.
I'm telling you this now so you don't allow yourself to get to that point.
Processed sugar has been shown as a major cause of death by heart disease for normal weight individuals as well as obese individuals.
It is easier to stop a little Honda than it is a freight train. Stop now while you're still a Honda and before you do major damage to yourself.
Even though I've lost 264 pounds and am nearly normal weight range, I still have problems with my joints, folds of hanging skin and some other issues related to the extreme obesity I lived with for years.
Although I hesitate to call overeating a sin, I know I was in sin for years. When I prayed about my issue, God gave me clear instructions regarding how to fix the issue. I felt He told me to stop eating processed sugar. I have that in my journal at least five times through the years.
I would do it for awhile and then take up exactly what I knew was problematic once again, praying it wouldn't have the same effect it always had. So in my book that is disobedience and disobedience is sin. What I want to say is sin always has consequences. I live with those consequences every day.
In a way, though, the scars I have remind me of where I was and that I never want to go back again.
The hanging skin on my arms becomes angel wings and flappy skin on my belly becomes love handles. My digestive issues become reasons to continue to eat sugar-free and gluten-free. My creaky joints become reasons to exercise in the water every day, a time I love to commune with my Maker.
The consequences stay, but they can turn into lessons for me and others to understand that God's ways are always designed to give us a hope and future. Thankfully, I have both now that I've chosen life.
Right now, would be a really good time to make a commitment to a lifestyle change that involves giving up processed sugar and flour. What have you got to lose, but a whole lot less than I started out with.


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Our 'Junior Snow Board' conduct a fun audit.
In a business first, we hired the industry's finest fun experts to conduct a fun audit.
While many of their school friends were taking it easy during half-term, the Snow Board - Milo Booker (6 years old), Oliver Jackson (10), Annastaja Rasell (9), Daniel Smith (8) and Isobella Wood (6) - were hard at work (sort of) testing our activities to make sure they've got the fun factor!
As part of the fun audit, the Snow Board took to the Snow Park armed with GoPro cameras. While there, they tested the Luge Slip 'N' Slide, Downhill Donuts and Sledge 'O' Mania to ensure we're the coolest play area in town!
They also interviewed potential candidates for the newly formed Fun Ambassador role to see if they've got what it takes to be responsible for fun here at Chill Factore.
Even though the team was handpicked because of their lust for fun, they certainly took their role seriously, and gave some detailed feedback to our CEO Morwenna Angove.
Morwenna Angove said: "We take having fun very seriously here, so what better way to make sure we're delivering than by putting our activities to the test.


The Lotus Elise turns TWENTY!
It is a little hard to believe that the diminutive Lotus Elise has just turned 20 years old, the car that turned the fortunes around for the Norfolk-based car manufacturer and managed to reinvigorate the brand. In a world that seems to demand constant change, the pocket rocket from East Anglia that was first shown at the Frankfurt Motor Show in 1995 is still with us and will be celebrated in the only way that the motor industry knows – a special edition.
Special editions seem to be a little too common in the realm of the autoworld, but in this case the Julian Thomas-designed little roadster truly deserves some special attention. After two decades and a production run of 32,000 units, making it the most successful Lotus ever, we are to be treated to a new model called the Anniversary Special.
The car will have the same basic styling and sweetly balanced dynamics as always, but for £39,900 you will also get a slightly more potent 1.8-litre engine with more than 217bhp and 185lb-ft of torque to push around the 914kg vehicle. The weight is 10kg down from the standard Elise S – thanks to some lightweight wheels and sports seats – but if you want air-con and a stereo, these will be optional extras.
Lotus describes the new model as a special edition, as opposed to a limited edition, which presumably means that the production run will not be limited to a specific number and will effectively replace the Club Racer model in the range. The price tag is firmly in the Porsche Boxster range, which may make it a bit tough to sell in some markets, but when you are talking about driving purity, nothing comes much closer than the Elise.
"It is sometimes hard to believe that the Elise has been around for 20 years. It was ground-breaking when it was launched and continues to be the benchmark for handling and performance in its class. Over the years, we have improved and refined the Elise but we have also ensured that we have retained the purity of the driving experience and for the Elise to remain as the sports car to which other marques aspire," said Jean-Marc Gales, CEO of Group Lotus plc.
He may have a point, and companies like Detroit Electric, Tesla (read also: Detroit moves to Holland and Tesla to upgrade the Roadster) and others who have based their initial offerings on the Lotus Elise platform would be quick to agree.
Is Lotus going Cayman hunting?


Question: What is an GRD File?
Have you found, downloaded or received an GRD file, but don't know which software program is required to open it?
Before attempting to open an GRD file, you'll need to determine what kind of file you are dealing with and whether it is even possible to open or view the file format.
Answer: Files which are given the .GRD extension are known as Image processing grid files, however other file types may also use this extension. If you are aware of any additional file formats that use the GRD extension, please let us know.
The best way to open an GRD file is to simply double-click it and let the default assoisated application open the file. If you are unable to open the file this way, it may be because you do not have the correct application associated with the extension to view or edit the GRD file.
Tip: Try to open the GRD file using a text-editor such as Notepad, as many file types contain simply contain unformatted plain-text and can viewed correctly using this method.


We are a family run pub with a vast selection of drinks behind the bar and we also serve food in our restaurant area breakfast, lunch and dinner! With a warm inviting atmosphere and pleasant, friendly staff, we think you are really going to enjoy the time that you share with us. We have all of your favourite beers, ciders, wines, spirits and soft drinks sitting behind the bar. Our garden is open, it's totally sectioned off so you won't have to worry about the kids getting out. There are swings and a bouncy castle in the garden too which is sure to keep the children occupied. Where's better to enjoy an ice cold drink than in a beer garden on a warm Summer's day with great company and great service?
We have a traditional greasy spoon cafe every morning so you can get your full English to fuel you through the day and in the evenings we offer your favourite pub grub. On Sunday's of course we have everybody's favourite roast dinner on the menu.
We also host events weekly, such as every Wednesday from the 7th of June we will be offering an OAP special home cooked meal from 12pm – 2pm which will then be followed up by cash bingo from 2:15pm – 4pm. We have lots of other events coming soon too! Please check out our club and board or take a look on our social media pages to see all upcoming events.


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from tinymce.widgets import TinyMCE
from what_apps.utility.forms import GenericPartyField

class DrawAttentionAjaxForm(forms.Form):
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