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Officers are scrambling to cowl projected multi-million-dollar deficits in each county fireplace departments and several other concepts are rising.
Sumter County commissioners will think about a $1 improve within the annual fireplace evaluation charge together with different ordinance modifications on Sept. 19. Extra substantial charge hikes have been voted down 3-2 final month after an outpouring of public opposition.
The $1 annual charge improve is the utmost allowed underneath a present cap of $125 per parcel.
The ordinance modifications additionally would enable the departments to cost for annual enterprise fireplace inspections and value restoration of hazardous materials incident bills.
They might enable The Villages Public Security Division (VPSD) to make use of restricted capital funds to handle the operational deficit. The cash at present should be used for capital bills better than $10,000.
County Administrator Bradley Arnold stated a proposed ordinance language change would supply an “open door” for commissioners to think about making a dependent fireplace district for The Villages. A dependent district would give the VPSD better management over its funds.
The VPSD offers fireplace safety and ambulance providers. The Sumter County Fireplace Division offers fireplace and rescue providers outdoors The Villages.
Final fall, voters rejected a referendum that might have created an unbiased fireplace district for The Villages. A dependent district doesn’t require a referendum and the division would stay underneath county management.
Amenity charge reserves or will increase for Villagers additionally could possibly be a funding supply for the VPSD since a portion of the charges now could be allotted to the division.
Arnold reportedly is seeking to fund transfers from elsewhere within the proposed 2023-24 county finances to assist the fireplace departments. The primary of two public hearings on the finances, which takes impact Oct. 1, shall be held Tuesday night time.
Efforts to spice up income for each departments may ease dire forecasts introduced by each chiefs final month when commissioners voted down substantial fireplace charge will increase.
Sumter County Fireplace Chief Rob Hanson stated he would want to put off 30 firefighters and nix plans to rent 27 extra workers to beat a $12 million gap in his $24.2-million finances. VPSD Fireplace Chief Brian Twiss stated he would lose 57 new positions deliberate in his $34.5-million finances.
Final week, American Medical Response (AMR) introduced it was pulling its workers and three ambulances from Sumter County because of the finances cuts. AMR, a nationwide non-public firm that supplied ambulance service earlier than the 2 fireplace departments took it over, will proceed to lease 4 ambulances to Sumter County. The corporate had a three-year contract to assist the transition to a completely county-operated service.
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Registration opens June 1 for Read by Design: Evanston Public Library’s 2017 Summer Reading Program. At the Library and around town, participants of all ages will have opportunities to win books and other prizes, achieve reading goals, exercise creative muscles with innovative design projects, and have fun — all for FREE. People of all ages can register online at epl.org/summerreading or by visiting any library location in person. After registering, participants can start keeping a log of time spent reading and activities completed. This year’s program is longer than ever to better meet family needs during the out-of-school months.
The 54-page program guide to a huge array of free events was distributed in late May to all District 65 Schools and in public locations throughout Evanston, and is available online as well as at all library locations. Some programs require advance registration, while others are drop-in events.
Movies, Family Maker Activities, MakerKids, Book Groups, Storytimes, Adult 3D Design, LGBTQIA+ events, Maker Mondays, STEAM Saturdays, Teen DIY, Building Challenges, TED Talk Screenings and many more activities are included as part of the Read by Design program. Many programs will take place outdoors in various community parks while others will go on at library locations.
Summer Reading is important because children and young adults need ongoing opportunities to learn and practice essential skills. The Summer Reading Program makes this process fun. Young people experience learning losses when they don’t engage in educational activities during the summer. Research spanning 100 years shows that students typically score lower on standardized tests at the end of summer vacation than they do on the same tests at the beginning of summer. Summer Reading programs are part of the solution!
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Figure 3. Observed annualized changes in Salmonella enterica serovar Enteritidis incidence for nine states that were affected by the S. Enteritidis epidemic and adopted state-sponsored EQAPS. The nine states were California, Connecticut, Maryland, Michigan, New York, Ohio, Pennsylvania, South Carolina, and Utah.

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Shot at Mark Zuckerberg’s 2008 F8 keynote
This week Facebook hosted a blogstar-studded event to introduce a more people-focused platform for interacting around your Facebook statusphere in “Twitter time.”
Let’s review what this news means to you as a user and as a new media enthusiast.
After Facebook’s failed attempt at acquiring Twitter, the company seems to be on a b-line to unite people in an online social graph while connecting them through a dynamic and rapid fire conversation and engagement platform.
What follows is the unedited version of my latest post for TechCrunch, “Is Obama Ready To Be a Two-Way President.
Barack Obama’s flickr stream
Where there’s victory, there’s also opportunity…
America voted while the entire world watched and listened. Whether you supported Obama or McCain, we equally shared the hope for positive change and a new beginning towards a brighter future. This Presidential election was the first in 50 years, in which there was no incumbent President or Vice President from either party competing for the Presidential nomination. On Tuesday November 4th, 2008, history was made and America is now poised to break new ground as it continues to define and document unwritten history as we work together over the next four years.
Social Media is our genre’s Industrial Revolution. It is the era of new influencers and the ability for everyday people to share their creativity, expertise, thoughts, ideas, and passions in order to participate in and build a community around common interests.
People are taking their destiny into their own hands and evolving their online, personal or professional, persona and brands online.
While there are many user-generated or people-driven social networks today, none generate the mainstream traffic or exposure possible at YouTube.
There are many of us running back and forth from the edge to the center who would love to drop “2.0” from new evolution of PR. Hey, it’s even the name of this blog, and has been for years, but there’s a reason I haven’t changed the name yet.
The subject itself is a catalyst for healthy, informative, and motivating conversations.
Todd Defren and Brian Solis.
The Social Media Release (SMR) is gaining traction and visibility and is now looked to by many as the savior of the traditional press release – which may honestly be too great a task for any one tool. But, at the very least, the discussions around the SMR are fueling the evolution and improvement of the press release overall.
With Social Media Releases (New Media Releases) in the spotlight again, I felt this was the ideal timing to introduce you to the Video News Release (VNR) redux. Ready or not, start brushing up on flash, screencasting, video production, online video networks, and Web marketing.
Please read Part I prior to reading this article. Also, please scroll down and press pause to stop the inbound video feeds until you’re ready.
The new world of lifecasting through video, a la Justin.tv, and through other flow apps such as Twitter, Jaiku and Tumblr, are lessons in Internet culture, communication and proof that narcissism can be a powerful driver for technology adoption.
There’s something to be said for the phenomenon that is amateur video on the Web. After earning Time’s Person of the Year, the “you” generation continues to drive the new web with each video and picture posted, tagged, and shared, every blog post and podcast, trackback, link, and comment, through every social bookmark, annotation, and search, all of the twitter casts, and micro and mobile text and IM updates we broadcast. Now, get ready for lifecasting.
As the world turns, these are the days of pilots that don’t get picked up until they make the rounds on YouTube and convince studio executives to give it another shot, using the web as a tool to create buzz prior to the debut of the next six episodes.
Nobody’s Watching is a pilot created for WB about two young sitcom fans who end up in a reality show that covers their day-to-day progress on creating their own sitcom.
Brian Solis is a digital analyst, anthropologist, and also a futurist. In his work at Altimeter Group, Solis studies the effects of disruptive technology on business and society. More so, he humanizes technology’s causal effect to help people see people differently and understand what to do about it. He is an award-winning author and avid keynote speaker who is globally recognized as one of the most prominent thought leaders in digital transformation and innovation.
Brian has authored several best-selling books including
What’s the Future of Business (WTF),
The End of Business as Usual.
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LOVE Island fans were wowed by the similarity between Kendall Rae-Knight and her stunning mum.
The ex-Islander's mother Jane Rae-Knight was modelling bikinis on This Morning.
Kendall stunned her fellow villa-mates with her stunning good looks and striking blue eyes and it's clear to see where she got them from.
Jane rocked a transparent kaftan with a bright orange bikini peeping out and wedges.
She completed the chic look with a sun-hat that framed her gorgeous features.
Sassy Jane strutted herself on the catwalk for the fashion segment on the hit show.
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And the daytime television hosts Phillip Schofield and Holly Willoughby were clearly impressed by what they saw.
Holly remarked: "You've got the same eyes.Bright sparkling eyes!"
Before adding: "Bright sparkling eyes!"Are you proud of her?"
The proud mum was quick to praise her daughter's stint on the show: "Oh very proud, she did really well."
Jane admitted that, perhaps unsurprisingly, she was more nervous about her daughter going into the villa than coming out.
But the focus soon returned to her amazing genes - Holly couldn't help but blurt out "I can see where she got her body from!"
While segment host Lisa Snowdon commented on her "killer body."
Meanwhile it's emerged that Kendall shared a kiss with last year's star Kem Cetinay.
The Love Island alumni went on a first date at a swanky hotel bar in London after meeting on Love Island spin-off Aftersun on sunday night.
26-year-old Kendall confessed the pair had swapped numbers after their flirty exchange on the show.
The Sun Online revealed they did more than just exchange digits - they arranged their first date and headed out to a hotel bar in Central London.
They were pictured kissing and cuddling in the early hours of the morning before going home separately.
A source told The Sun Online: "They went on a date and they did kiss, but they didn't spend the night together.
"They both left at the end of the night, but they are keen to see each other again."
The pair were seen emerging from the building at 2am and getting cosy after spending three hours together inside.
They got close as Kem waited for a taxi to arrive and he was seen leaning in to kiss Kendall on the lips.
Kendall was the first Love Islander to be booted off this year after Adam ditched her.
She was on the spin-off show on Sunday night with Kem, and the chemistry between them was clear to see.
They snapped selfies together, and during an appearance on This Morning the following day - Kendall confirmed they had exchanged numbers.
Kendall added: "He's lovely - he is my type...."
It will be Kem's first big romance since his split from fellow Love Island winner Amber Davies earlier this year.
Kendall is also newly single after getting dumped by her fiance just three months after he proposed.
The Blackpool beauty queen had to move out of the home they shared late last year after her partner of five years, Michael Clark, broke off their engagement.
The split came just three months after he popped the question on a romantic holiday in the Dominican Republic.
She got dumped again on Love Island when Adam ditched her for newcomer Rosie - who was branded a "snake" by fans over the shock recoupling.

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WINTERINGHAM Fields has missed out on a Michelin star - after the 2014 guide was published today.
The restaurant was hotly tipped to be awarded a star, with customers and professionals reserving high praise for chef patron Colin McGurran.
Colin had high hopes for a star and is disappointed not to have made the grade.
He said: "It is disappointing. I have had pages and pages of Tweets in support from journalists, customers and fellow chefs.
"They are all shocked and surprised that we haven't been awarded a star.
"It is frustrating to think that customers and peers believe we are worthy of one, but Michelin do not.
"The most important thing is what we are doing in the restaurant, and our first priority is looking after customers.
"We have just got to keep doing what we are doing. We will stay focused and try to analyse what we think can be improved."


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For an hour earlier this morning the outside world went all Springy, bright enough to make me fill the washing line (what a mistake that turned out to be) and notice the grubby handprints on the kitchen windows (I presume the rain now falling will take care of them). I know – so far, all so uninteresting. But the brief lack of winter also made me realise how soon I’ll be packing my toothbrush and the newly-published The Heart of Everything (publ. March 3rd) to head off to the Ennis Book Club Festival. Over the first weekend in March, there’ll be talks about books, about writing, about reading. Susan Mckay, Lemn Sissay, Conal Creedon, Catriona Crowe, Ivana Bacik, Marian Keyes… I’m already struggling to figure out how much of the weekend’s programme I can fit in. I’m speaking with Evelyn Conlon about historical fiction on Saturday morning at 10am. (Not The Same Sky is her novel about three women who were among the thousands of orphaned Irish girls shipped off to Australia after the Great Famine. My novel What Becomes Of Us is set at the fiftieth anniversary of the 1916 Rising.) Booking for all events here.
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It might go the same way as the 1970s fashion for ties cut from the same fabric as the shirt underneath them but hey, it was worth a (completely coincidential, honestly) shot…
What Becomes Of Us got its first airing in front of a very full house in the Gutter Bookshop in Temple Bar on Thursday April 2nd. There was some top speechifying from Ivana Bacik and Ciara Considine, and a little bit of reading out loud by me. Many thanks to Bob at the Gutter for hosting such a great evening and to Ciara, Breda, Joanna and Susie from Hachette for all their work on the book’s behalf.
And here’s what people are saying about it…
It was reviewed by Louisa Cameron on Arena on RTE Radio 1 on April 1st (about 19 mins in on this link).
“A thoughtful, poignant and insightful novel … there’s a hint of Binchy in McKervey’s ability to tell a complex, entertaining story with intelligence and wit” (Irish Times)
“A beautifully written account of a time when women, still subjugated, were determined to fight for their rights. It’s also a story of friendship, neighbourliness, what family really means, and where it can be found … All of the characters are superbly drawn” (Irish Examiner)
“An impressive debut … There is plenty to admire and contemplate in this enjoyable portrait of Ireland’s many-layered past” (Sunday Business Post)
“An assured debut” (RTE Guide)
(This shelfie is the before shot. I’m glad to report that the after shot was an empty display)
(This is a longer version of a piece which was first broadcast on Sunday Miscellany on RTE Radio 1 on January 25th.)
The dead aren’t easy to find. You’d think they would be, what with death notices in newspapers, indexes of wills, and even the online census to hurtle us back in time as far as 1911 whenever we want. And yet, when I went hunting for a woman called Josephine Rowe, who died in 1945 (and even that piece of information was hard won), she proved surprisingly elusive. But the story doesn’t start in 1945 – how could it start where it supposedly ends? – so let’s go back further. To 1910 maybe, because it was about then Josephine wrote a poem called Macushla – the literal translation is my pulse, but it’s used to mean my darling or sweetheart – which was set to music by a man called Dermot MacMurrough. It is a sentimental plea for love; a tale of longing and loss and despair. John McCormack, in one of his earliest outings for the Victor Label, recorded it in 1911. On this recording, he was accompanied by the Victor Orchestra and it was produced by the Victor Talking Machine Company. Someone sure understood what branding meant in that company. In this 1911 version you can hear his highest voice ever recorded, yet to my one-hundred-odd-years-later ears it sounds so forced: the high, brassy crackle of his voice over the repetitive fuzz and static of the disc itself reminds me of the train in the story The Little Engine That Could valiantly struggling, “I think I can I think I can” up the hill. John McCormack’s recording was to be the first of many. In 1933 Macushla was used in an American movie Paddy The Next Best Thing, and five years later, unlikely as it sounds, in the film Hawaii Calls. Fast-forward sixty years and Frank Patterson sings it in the film Michael Collins. Zip forward again and not only does Hilary Swank have Mo cuishle embroidered on her boxing silks in the movie Million Dollar Baby, but the crowd sings the song at various points during the film. More recently, Rufus Wainwright has given it a defiant heartbreak I never could discern in previous versions. You can find him on YouTube, dressed in well-worn lederhosen, singing Macushla in cities around the world. His mother, the late folk singer Kate McGarrigle forced him to learn it, he jokes. So what about its author? I became curious when I wrote What Becomes Of Us, a book set in 1965-1966. There is a scene in which a central character, a child called Anna, sings Macushla to herself, unintentionally imitating the speeded-up whine of the old record player it’s played on. Josephine Rowe was born in Carlow in 1861 or ’62, where her father had a jewellery and watchmaking business. A respected and popular man, when Matthew William Rowe died in 1899 the Leinster Express reported that, ‘his disposition won for him a large circle of friends, who deeply mourn his death. Mr Rowe had passed through many of the painful scenes which have occurred in Ireland, and his retentive mind could recall the sad scenes of the cholera and the famine years.’ The report doesn’t mention that he went bankrupt in the year his daughter was born.
But what of his daughter? Josephine seems to have ping-ponged from Ireland to England and back for decades. The 1881 census records her as a pupil teacher in Kent, by 1889 she’s in Dublin and marrying Joseph Crawford, a clerk from Rathmines. There is no sign of her in the Irish census of 1901, but in 1911, the UK census finds her aged 50, married for 21 years and without children, alone in lodgings in Twickenham. She lists her occupation as ‘lyrical writer and journalist (unattached).’ I presume that unattached means what we would now call freelance, rather a reference to her solitary status on census night. Not long before that, in December 1910, her poem The Lights O’ Lundy was published in the North Devon Journal. This poem isn’t up to much in my opinion, so I have decided to believe it’s just a piece of its time, and shouldn’t be subjected to too harsh a contemporary scrutiny. Lundy is a island in the Bristol Channel, twelve miles from the Devon coast. These days, it is permanent home to about twenty people. I came across it – so to speak – during my exploration of the Shipping Forecast as part of the Maeve Binchy Travel Award. Her poem has a Macushla-lite quality to it: ‘Oh! flashing lights o’ Lundy/ I see you softly gleam-/ Across the waster of waters,/ You fling your silvery beam.’ It continues in that vein for some time, as you can see.
In 1923 her second book, entitled Lyrics, Irish and Other was published. It was available to purchase for three shillings and sixpence directly from its author, now based in Gloucester. Does selling her book by mail order from her house imply things weren’t going too well? Possibly. As it would seem to have been in her life, in her writing she had only the one Macushla: a song which, for all its syrupy nostalgia, resonates with our sentimental hearts. A hundred years later I wonder would she have been dismissively referred to a one-hit wonder and consigned to bargain bins and the occasional just-before-Christmas live performance? Josephine Rowe died in Gloucester on April 1st 1945. The National Library of Ireland and Trinity College each have a few signed copies of her books and manuscripts in their collections. According to the UK Index of Wills and Administrations bequeathed her effects to a solicitor called Robert Tweedy Smith. She left £160, 14 shillings and sixpence; by far the smallest sum recorded in the dozen other deaths that keep her company on that particular page of the Index. This solicitor had also inherited money from a spinster in Worthing some years before. His name appears on passenger lists of ships that sailed to New York, New Zealand and Jamaica. But his life, and how he spent the small sum that was all Josephine Rowe owned when she died, is a story for another day.
With many thanks to JJ for the tip-top research.
The shorter version of this piece can be heard on Sunday Miscellany, RTE Radio 1, January 25th. Piece starts 38 minutes in.

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Washington, May 15:
Using 3D supercomputer simulations of earthquake data, scientists have found hidden rock structures deep under East Asia.
Notable structures include a high velocity colossus beneath the Tibetan plateau and a deep mantle upwelling beneath the Hangai Dome in Mongolia.
“We found that beneath the Tibetan plateau, there is a sub-vertical high velocity structure that extends down to the bottom of the mantle transition zone,” said principal investigator Min Chen from the department of earth sciences at Rice University.
The bottom of the transition zone goes to depths of 660 km, she said.
“Three-D geometry of the high-velocity structure depicts the lithosphere beneath the plateau, which gives clues of the fate of the subducted oceanic and the continental parts of the Indian plate under the Eurasian plate,” Chen explained.
The collision of plates at the Tibetan Plateau has caused devastating earthquakes, such as the recent earthquakes in Nepal at the southern edge of where the two plates meet.
Scientists hope to use earthquakes to model the substructure and better understand the origins of these earthquakes.
For the results, researchers from China, Canada and the US used seismic data from 227 East Asia earthquakes during 2007-2011.
The data helped them image depths to about 900 km below the ground.
Three-D imaging inside the Earth can help society find new resources.
“The ultimate goal is to make everything about seismic imaging methods automatic and accessible by anyone to better understand the Earth,” Chen pointed out.
The work was detailed in the American Geophysical Union Journal of Geophysical Research, Solid Earth.(IANS)


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"Capt. Chris Stricklin ejects from the USAF Thunderbirds number six aircraft less than a second before it impacted the ground at an air show at Mountain Home Air Force Base, Idaho, Sept. 14 2003. Stricklin, who was not injured, ejected after both guiding the jet away from the crowd of more than 60,000 people." Too bad about the aircraft but Well Done on getting it out of the way! and cheers to Staff Sgt. Bennie J. Davis III who took this fantastic photo!
The only picture ever taken of Concorde flying at Mach 2 (1,350 mph). Taken from an RAF Tornado fighter jet, which only rendezvoused with Concorde for 4 minutes over the Irish Sea: The Tornado was rapidly running out of fuel, struggling to keep up with Concorde at Mach 2.


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Location in the state of Kentucky
Kentucky's location in the U.S.
|Named for||John Edmonson (1764–1813), a captain in the 1st Kentucky Rifle Regiment killed at the Battle of River Raisin|
308.01 sq mi (798 km²)
302.62 sq mi (784 km²)
5.39 sq mi (14 km²), 1.75%
38/sq mi (15/km²)
|Time zone||Central: UTC-6/-5|
Edmonson County is a county located in the U.S. state of Kentucky. It was formed in 1826. As of 2007, the population was 11,978. It is included in the Bowling Green Metropolitan Statistical Area. Its county seat is Brownsville. The county is named for Captain John Edmonson (1764–1813), a veteran of the American Revolutionary War who was killed at the Battle of Frenchtown during the War of 1812. The sale of alcohol is currently prohibited in Edmonson County.
According to the 2000 census, the county has a total area of 308.01 square miles (797.7 km2), of which 302.62 square miles (783.8 km2) (or 98.25%) is land and 5.39 square miles (14.0 km2) (or 1.75%) is water.
As of the census of 2000, there were 11,644 people, 4,648 households, and 3,462 families residing in the county. The population density was 38 per square mile (15 /km2). There were 6,104 housing units at an average density of 20 per square mile (7.7 /km2). The racial makeup of the county was 98.39% White, 0.58% Black or African American, 0.44% Native American, 0.07% Asian, 0.06% from other races, and 0.46% from two or more races. 0.56% of the population were Hispanic or Latino of any race.
There were 4,648 households out of which 31.80% had children under the age of 18 living with them, 62.20% were married couples living together, 8.90% had a female householder with no husband present, and 25.50% were non-families. 22.40% of all households were made up of individuals and 9.60% had someone living alone who was 65 years of age or older. The average household size was 2.47 and the average family size was 2.88.
In the county the population was spread out with 23.60% under the age of 18, 9.00% from 18 to 24, 27.80% from 25 to 44, 25.30% from 45 to 64, and 14.40% who were 65 years of age or older. The median age was 38 years. For every 100 males there were 92.50 females. For every 100 males age 18 and over, there were 89.33 females.
The median income for a household in the county was $25,413, and the median income for a family was $31,843. Males had a median income of $26,770 versus $17,158 for females. The per capita income for the county was $14,480. About 14.20% of families and 18.40% of the population were below the poverty line, including 25.50% of those under age 18 and 21.00% of those age 65 or over.
There are currently four public schools operating as part of the Edmonson County School System. They are Kyrock Elementary (in the Kyrock community in northern Edmonson County), South Edmonson Elementary (near the Chalybeate community in southern Edmonson County), the Edmonson County Fifth/Sixth Grade Center and Edmonson County Middle/High School (both in Brownsville).
There are two main routes that form the major transportation corridors through Edmonson County. There are no traffic lights in the county.
KY 70 is the primary west to east route, traversing the width of the county.
KY 259 enters Edmonson County at the border with Grayson County, near the town of Bee Spring. The highway continues on, bridging the Green River(the only bridge over the river in Edmonson County), before intersecting with KY 101. KY 259 then branches off in a southeastern direction while KY 101 continues as the main north-south route through the county, exiting into Warren County just south of the community of Chalybeate.
Additionally, KY 185 is a north-south route connecting Bowling Green with points in Grayson County and points north which lie between I-65 (which goes from Bowling Green to Elizabethtown and Louisville) and the William H. Natcher Parkway from Bowling Green to Owensboro; it enters Edmonson County near the community of Roundhill and passes north paralleling the Edmonson County - Butler County line before entering Grayson County south of Reedy.
I-65 passes through the southeastern tip of the county, but has no interchanges allowing access to the road. I-65 parallels the older US 31-W, which runs through a small southeastern portion of the county.
The biggest tourist attraction in Edmonson County is Mammoth Cave National Park, which usually draws almost 2 million visitors a year. The park includes in its area roughly a fourth of the County.
Located mostly in the northern part of Edmonson County, the Nolin Lake area was incorporated as a Kentucky State Park in 2001 and offers fishing and other recreational opportunities.
Edmonson County is served by a weekly newspaper, the Edmonson News. The paper is sometimes referred to by its nickname, "the Gimlet", and carries the slogan "It Bores In". The paper has a circulation number of 3,704.
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Richmond, CA – In a run-down shopping center in the heart of this San Francisco Bay Area community, about a half dozen activists are plotting to turn the housing market on its head.
Their aim: stem home mortgage foreclosures and preserve neighborhoods in a city hit hard by the housing bust. But, this time, the activists have some unusual allies.
They have enlisted officials from the city of Richmond and beyond. They’re working alongside a group of investors who stand to make a profit if the plan works. And they’re advocating government seizures.
Wait - seizing private property? Profiting from neighborhood preservation? Is this the Bizarro World? Well, sort of. But the way the activists see it, they’ve hit upon an idea that’s so counterintuitive, it just might work.
That idea involves eminent domain, the power of government to take private property for public purposes. It’s generally used to obtain land for civic projects such as highway expansion and public utility rights-of-way. Often, the targeted properties are in poor neighborhoods, and residents get pushed out of their homes because the “public good” trumps property rights.
But, recently, some academics hit on another application: government seizure of underwater mortgages to help struggling homeowners. Through a series of quick transactions, supporters say, such seizures would allow homeowners to reduce their payments and avoid foreclosure.
Supporters believe the approach could ultimately help millions of families and shore up economically-fragile cities. It’s already being discussed across the country, in Oakland, Minneapolis, Seattle and Newark, N.J.
“After years of waiting on banks and government, we finally have a strategy,” said Amy Schur, who is helping lead the activists’ campaign. She said in 25 years of community organizing, it’s the most exciting project she’s ever worked on. “We now have something that’s terrifying them.”
By “them,” Schur means Wall Street.
The financial industry is taking the threat seriously. Its leaders are likening the plan to outright theft, and have descended on the hard-scrabble city of Richmond, filing a federal lawsuit and ramping up political pressure. Some members of Congress are trying to stop these efforts, and federal housing agencies have weighed in as well.
“If there ever was a David versus Goliath fight,” Schur said, “this is it.”
There’s big money at stake here, and big ideas. But even the plan’s chief salesman, a wealthy progressive who stands to make a tidy profit if it’s successful, learned the hard way that people, not money, are the key to winning this battle.
The Big Idea
Steven Gluckstern, makes no excuses: He’s part of the 1 percent. But he fashions himself an “accidental rich person,” a San Francisco resident who started out as a school teacher before making his fortune on Wall Street. He was the founding chair of the Democracy Alliance, a group of wealthy progressive donors. Now, he’s pushing the eminent domain idea through a new company, Mortgage Resolution Partners (MRP).
Like everybody, he saw the housing market collapse. And although the country is now in the midst of a slow economic recovery, he knows that many communities, like Richmond, are still struggling.
Currently, about 11 million homeowners are underwater – that is, the market value of their homes is less than what they owe on their mortgage.
Foreclosures don’t hit the Glucksterns of the world. They hit the lower-income couple who was sold a predatory loan. Or the mom who spent time on unemployment during the Great Recession. These foreclosures hurt not only the families, but often send neighborhoods into a kind of death spiral.
They hit people like Adolfo Senior, a registered nurse from Jamaica who has a wife and two kids.
“I wanted to live the American dream,” he explained of his decision, in 2004, to buy a home. His house is now assessed at $265,000, but he has a mortgage of $465,000 with an adjustable interest rate – and he has lost one of his two jobs.
“I’m just barely meeting the basic needs right now,” he said. When the interest rate rises and bumps up his monthly payment, Senior noted, “I’m really going to be washed away.”
There are programs to help, but most don’t address the problem of being so deeply underwater. Statistically, those mortgages are far more likely to go into foreclosure. Experts say millions more foreclosures are on the horizon.
Some say the only solution is principal reduction: that is, reducing the mortgage amount to the home’s current value and forgiving the rest. The banks and investors that hold the mortgages, however, would rather continue collecting on the original big loan, though that sometimes risks foreclosure.
A few years ago, Gluckstern learned about principal reduction through eminent domain. The idea is that government has the power to force mortgage holders to sell the loan if it’s for the public good. Cities would buy the underwater mortgages, getting them at a discount because the house’s value has declined so much and because the risk of default is high. (A court would determine the fair value.) The homeowner would no longer be underwater and would pay off the city with a new mortgage.
Richmond wouldn’t use tax dollars for this. Gluckstern has lined up investors who would be able bankroll it. He says his motive is to prevent foreclosures. But the investors would earn a return, and MRP would earn $4,500 for each mortgage acquired.
MRP is focusing on specific mortgages that have been bundled together as private-label securities. That’s key. These include the loans made willy-nilly during the housing boom years, sometimes at high rates, sometimes to people who probably shouldn’t have qualified. Now, those loans are the most likely to default.
They’re also publicly traded, which means they are priced by market forces and are now worth less than their original face value. That’s reflected in the investors’ balance sheet, Gluckstern said.
“The loss has already been absorbed by the marketplace,” he explained. “Except, we never relieve the homeowner of that difference.”
It all seemed logical to him. So, he was surprised when he had trouble getting traction. “We were getting beat up,” he recalled.
Then he met Amy Schur.
Schur, the campaign director for Alliance of Californians for Community Empowerment (ACCE), a nonprofit social justice group, came as a skeptic. “Eminent domain? Sounds sketchy,” she thought.
“Then we heard it was about principal reduction and that Wall Street really hated it,” Schur recalled. “We thought, ‘This looks interesting.’”
Before getting behind the idea, however, Schur told Gluckstern exactly what she thought. As he recalled it, “She said, ‘You guys don’t know what you’re doing.’”
MRP had used a “top down” strategy, focusing on government officials. What this effort needed was a groundswell of public support to get the politicians to commit. Grassroots work was Schur’s bailiwick. Last spring, Gluckstern and Schur essentially switched places.
ACCE began taking the lead and they focused on Richmond.
Within months, Gluckstern began to realize something. “It’s gotten to be a movement.”
Finding Community Support
To be sure, there are some very nice homes in Richmond, including million-dollar properties overlooking the San Francisco Bay. And property values are gradually increasing, albeit more slowly than in surrounding communities.
But the majority of the city is working class. On city streets, there are empty storefronts. Before the crash, the median home price was about $400,000; now, it’s half that. That’s left residential areas pockmarked by foreclosures – about 2,000 in three years. Drive around and you realize it takes only one boarded up home to cast a pall on a block.
“Families get foreclosure notices, and they leave,” explained Eva Mann, a Richmond code enforcement officer. Some banks, however, aren’t quick to act, and some of the homes sit empty for years. Abandoned homes attract crime and delinquency and bring down property values. Vagrants break down the walls to get at the pipes and wiring, which they can sell. All of this costs the city money. Meanwhile, property tax revenues have dropped substantially.
On a recent afternoon, Mann was stopped by a neighbor as she left one such property.
“You going to do something about this?” the woman asked, pointing at the house. A few years earlier, the house had caught fire, which left a hole in the roof. Rain has been falling into the house since.
“We come out here, we board it up, and what do we have now?” said Tim Higares, Mann’s supervisor at the city of Richmond. “Blight. The neighborhood is the victim.”
Last spring, Schur and her group went door to door armed with lists of underwater homes and quickly found support among people like Robert and Patty Castillo.
The couple has two children, one of whom, Leon, now 24, has severe autism and needs 24-hour supervision. Leon is part of the reason the Castillos decided to buy a home. Leon had a tendency to smash things, and that didn’t sit well with landlords. In 2005, they bought a modest three-bedroom house for $420,000.
The crash sent the home’s value plummeting by some $300,000. The Castillos are making their mortgage payments, but when the interest rate increases, they don’t know if they’ll be able to keep up.
“It just doesn’t seem fair,” Robert, a school bus mechanic, said.
One day, someone from ACCE left a flier at the Castillos’ house about an upcoming community meeting. There, they found hope.
“It really helped me to see that I wasn’t in this situation by myself,” Robert Castillo said.
Family by family, the principal reduction idea has caught fire in Richmond. Finally, struggling homeowners felt like they had some power.
“It was exhilarating for people,” Schur said. “This was not the city laying out a program. It was run by community leaders.”
Meanwhile, the city agreed to work with MRP. In July 2013, it took a big step, sending letters to the mortgage holders on 624 distressed properties asking them to sell the loans to the city. The letters were intended as a starting point for negotiations but also noted that the city could use its power of eminent domain to force the lenders to sell.
Not a single one took up the offer.
Drying Up Lending?
By that time, Wall Street had begun lobbying in Richmond and beyond. Other groups sprung up in opposition, too, including the local association of Realtors, which believes purchasing the underwater mortgages through eminent domain would hurt, not help, property values.
Jeffrey Wright, a Richmond Realtor, has several issues with the eminent domain idea. First, he said, the market in Richmond is not as bleak as has been portrayed and is actually on an upswing.
“Logic says if [the homeowners] managed to hold on during the worst of times, they can continue to hold on,” he said.
Wright also thinks the approach engenders false hope because only a select few homeowners would qualify. His biggest concern, however, is how lenders will react. If they think their mortgages can be taken at the city’s whim, he’s convinced, they won’t continue to make loans in Richmond.
In fact, the Federal Housing Finance Agency has issued a notice saying it has “serious concerns” about the plan and could decide to direct U.S. mortgage giants to “cease business activities” in Richmond. That would dry up lending.
Opponents of the city’s eminent domain plan began their own ground campaign, including printing up T-shirts, putting up a website (stopinvestorgreed.com) and mailing out literature. They positioned MRP as the bad guy - yet another arm of big, bad Wall Street.
“Wall Street bankers and MRP have sold the city council on a plan that will make them millions,” one glossy flier said. “But it will sink Richmond home prices, drown our city in debt and leave us awash in legal bills. Don’t let Wall Street get rich off Richmond AGAIN!”
In August, several major financial institutions filed a lawsuit arguing the plan was unconstitutional. They estimate the city would acquire each mortgage for $100,000 to $200,000 less than its face value, which would hurt not only the financial institutions but the people whose pension funds have been invested in mortgage-backed securities.
The plan is a “brazen scheme to abuse government powers for [MRP’s] own profit,” one of the industry lawyers was quoted as saying.
The lawsuit was dismissed as premature, but the banks have appealed.
Richmond Makes a Move
Richmond’s “offer letters” were the first of their kind in the country. That makes the city a leading test case, but Richmond city government is still a long way from seizing mortgages under eminent domain. City manager Lindsay said he wants to negotiate.
“This isn’t about going after the banks,” he said. “This is about neighborhood preservation.”
If negotiation fails and the city pursues eminent domain, each mortgage seizure would require not only court approval, but also a supermajority of the City Council, which at the moment supporters do not have.
By now, the idea has reached beyond Richmond to cities across the country. The mortgage industry views the plan as “a virus,” Gluckstern said. “They have to stop it from succeeding anywhere.
“We,” on the other hand, “just need to win one lawsuit.”
Then, he believes, they’ll start to negotiate.
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Setting sail from Sydney
One or our favourite cities in the world, we love pretty much everything about Sydney. Offering outdoor living at its best, the city is known for the excellent beaches but offers so much more, including a thriving and varied food scene inspired by Asian and European flavours. Walk through the Royal Botanic Gardens and admire the amazing views of the Harbour Bridge and Opera House from Mrs Macquarie's Chair, enjoy the cafés and bars in The Rocks district, walk across the top of the Harbour Bridge (or enjoy the easier option of a view from the top of one of the stone towers) or just relax on the beach.
The Harbour Bridge is our favourite site in the city, whether you do the Bridge Climb Experience or tour the Pylon Lookout. It's best viewed late afternoon from the east side of Circular Quay.
Australia: Newcastle (New South Wales)
The port of Newcastle, just to the north of Sydney, is the second oldest city in Australia. Historically associated with convicts and coal mining, Newcastle is reinventing itself as a hip post-industrial city, with plenty of cool bars, restaurants and cultural attractions. It’s also the gateway to the Hunter Valley, one of Australia’s most famous wine regions.
Brisbane has plenty of shopping malls and, with great weather, a fantastic café culture. Amongst the steel and glass skyscrapers are some interesting historic buildings, and with plenty surrounding the city there’s enough on offer to make for an interesting short stay.
Australia: Airlie Beach
The lively town of Airlie Beach is backpacker central, and serves as a transport hub for the many offshore attractions of the east coast. From here you can take a trip out to snorkel on the Great Barrier Reef, or visit the stunning tropical beaches of the nearby Whitsunday Islands.
Sunny Townsville is a great introduction that everything that Queensland has to offer, sandwiched between palm-fringed beach and rugged outback. It’s a friendly and walkable city, with a fascinating museum and an aquarium that gives you a taste of the Great Barrier Reef.
Cairns is a buzzing tourist hub, gateway to the Great Barrier Reef and the Daintree Rainforest. A snorkelling trip out to the reef is the most obvious excursion to take here, but other options include riding the Skyrail cableway over the rainforest canopy or swimming in the croc-free saltwater lagoon.
Australia: Thursday Island
Thursday Island is one of the Torres Strait Islands, situated to the north of Cape York. Proximity to Papua New Guinea makes for an interesting cultural mix, and the island has a fascinating military history. Be aware that swimming off the beautiful beaches is not recommended due to the presence of crocodiles and marine stingers.
More of a large town than a city, Darwin is less about what’s contained within the city limits and more about the huge expanse of wild landscape that’s outside it. Closer to Jakarta than Sydney, the city really does feel remote in its tropical perch.
Indonesia: Komodo Island
Komodo Island is situated within an area of spectacular natural beauty, home to the famous Komodo dragon. The stunning beaches are tinged with pink thanks to the high concentration of red coral just offshore, and the waters draw intrepid divers from all over the world.
Quieter and less developed than neighbouring Bali, the island of Lombok is an appealing alternative. To the north, the landscape is dominated by the huge crater of Gunung Rinjani, while the south and west coasts are home to some stunning beaches.
Indonesia: Benoa (Bali)
The beaches, spectacular volcanic scenery and lush green rice terraces lend Bali a natural beauty that seems to dovetail perfectly with the island’s distinct Hindu culture, which adorns the landscape with stunning temples.
Indonesia: Surabaya (Java)
Surabaya, situated on the northeast coast of Java, is Indonesia’s second largest city and the place where the country’s struggle for independence began. The warren-like Arab Quarter is worth exploring, though many visitors use the city as a base for visiting nearby Mount Bromo.
The sweltering city of Semarang, on the north coast of Java, is an intriguing mish-mash of Chinese, Islamic and Dutch colonial influences. We recommend escaping the heat with a trip up into the mountains to visit a coffee plantation, or joining an excursion to the extraordinary temple complex at Borobudur.
Indonesia’s capital is noisy, chaotic and choked with some of the worst traffic in Asia, a sprawling megacity that’s home to over 10 million people. If you can get past all of that then Jakarta has plenty to offer, with the country’s best museums and restaurants, an atmospheric old harbour and a rich mix of cultures from all over the Indonesian archipelago.
Singapore’s heritage as an important trading post means that there is a real cultural mix, with four official languages: English, Chinese, Malay and Tamil. Step away from the gleaming towers and you’ll find yourself transported into another world amongst the intoxicating streets of Chinatown and Little India.
Malaysia: Kuala Lumpur (Port Kelang)
Malaysia’s capital is a hot and humid cultural melting pot, defined by its distinctive Malay, Chinese and Indian communities. The dazzling Petronas Towers are KL’s most recognisable landmark, while at street level you’ll find temples and mosques, elegant colonial buildings and bustling markets.
Thailand: Bangkok (Laem Chabang)
Thailand’s sprawling capital is an assault on the senses, an invigorating blend of tradition and modernity. Soaring skyscrapers, air-conditioned shopping malls and an efficient public transport system combine with shimmering golden temples, ancient palaces, floating markets and at times gridlocked rush hour traffic.
Thailand: Koh Samui
Attracting everyone from budget backpackers to ostentatious oligarchs, Koh Samui is one of Thailand’s most popular islands. It’s no surprise, given the truly stunning beaches, but the more developed areas such as Chaweng have lost a lot of their charm, so head for the quieter south and west if you can.
Vietnam: Ho Chi Minh City
Saigon, as it was known then, was the capital of the South during the Vietnam War, and American-style capitalism has been embraced more enthusiastically here than in the North, with a clutch of shining skyscrapers standing as testament to Vietnam’s surging economic growth.
Vietnam: Chan May
Vietnam: Ha Long Bay
Almost 2,000 limestone islands and karst formations are scattered across the remarkable World Heritage Site of Ha Long Bay, said to have been created when a dragon fell to earth. A cruise on a small junk boat is the best way to see the many islands and caves, and it's also a great place to explore by sea kayak.
Hong Kong SAR China: Hong Kong
Hong Kong is a striking mix of ancient and modern, Chinese and British, and there is a lot more to the city than just skyscrapers and high finance. It's also a fantastic destination for foodies, a melting pot of culinary influences from around Asia and beyond.
Taiwan: Keelung (Taipei)
Keelung is a fairly unremarkable port city close to Taiwan’s capital, Taipei. The city is best known for its night market, where a mouthwatering array of food is on offer in an atmospheric setting. Otherwise, you are best off heading for Taipei if you want to prolong your stay on the island.
Three days after Hiroshima was flattened by an atomic bomb, Nagasaki suffered the same horrifying fate. The reconstruction of both cities has been quite extraordinary; Nagasaki today is a vibrant, cosmopolitan place, with a fascinating history that goes back a lot further than 1945.
The friendly southern Japanese city of Kagoshima enjoys a balmy climate, and sits just across the bay from the very active Sakurajima volcano, which erupts so regularly that an ‘ash forecast’ is included in local weather reports.
Steam rises over the spa town of Beppu, home to numerous onsen (hot springs) and the surreal red waters of the macabre-sounding ‘blood pond hell’. Beppu is also close to Mount Aso, the largest active volcano in Japan, and the ancient temples of the Kunisaki Peninsula.
On 6 August 1945 the world witnessed the terrifying power of nuclear weapons for the first time, unleashed on the unsuspecting Japanese city of Hiroshima. The modern city's sobering Peace Memorial Park commemorates that fateful day, which left more than 140,000 dead.
Osaka, Japan’s third largest city, is a pulsating commercial hub, famous for its food, and the cityscape rivals Tokyo for neon-lit futurism. If you need respite from the urban sprawl seek out Osaka Castle and the surrounding Nishinomaru Garden, a particularly pretty spot during the cherry blossom season.
Shimizu is one of the most spectacular ports in Japan, a sweeping bay in the shadow of the iconic Mount Fuji. You can spend some time admiring the views and wandering through peaceful pine groves, or visit the unique Shimizu Sushi Museum at the S-Pulse Dream Plaza shopping mall.
In a state of constant renewal and forever looking to the future, densely populated Tokyo is a dazzling introduction to Japan and its utterly unique culture. With more neon than Las Vegas and more Michelin stars than Paris, it’s a real assault on the senses.
The charming port town of Otaru has a notable history, playing an important role in the herring trade during the 19th century, and this is reflected in the stone warehouses alongside the picturesque canal.
Petropavlovsk is the main city on Russia’s remote Kamchatka peninsula, a hardy place where bleak Soviet tower blocks stand in the shadow of giant volcanoes. It’s a spectacular setting, and the city serves as the main gateway for exploring Kamchatka’s otherworldly landscapes and incredible wildlife.
United States: Dutch Harbor
Dutch Harbor is the port that serves the city of Unalaska, and is known for the hardy fishermen who brave the turbulent, icy seas off the Aleutian Islands. Points of interest include the remains of defensive fortifications built during the Second World War and the striking Russian Orthodox church.
United States: Kodiak
Kodiak is known as Alaska’s ‘Emerald Isle’ thanks to the lush green countryside, a landscape crisscrossed by gushing salmon-filled streams that provides a home to around 3,000 Kodiak bears, the world’s largest. Ships dock in Kodiak city, an important fishing port with a fascinating Russian heritage.
United States: Seward
The tiny city of Seward, home to just 3,000 people, enjoys a spectacular setting on the edge of Resurrection Bay, on Alaska’s southern coast. Surrounded by the mountains and forests of the Kenai Fjords National Park, it’s a great base for exploring the Harding Ice Field and the stunning scenery of the Kenai Peninsula.
United States: Valdez
United States: Sitka
Sitka was founded by Russian fur traders in 1799 as the city of New Archangel, and there is still a discernible Russian influence here, including the distinctive St Michael’s Orthodox Cathedral. The town also enjoys spectacular natural surroundings, facing the Pacific Ocean and dramatic Mount Edgecumbe.
United States: Ketchikan
Ketchikan is a great introduction to Alaska’s natural attractions, situated at the foot of towering Deer Mountain and within easy reach of the Misty Fjords. The colourful wooden buildings of Creek Street, the old red light district, are a reminder of Ketchikan’s former status as a rough and ready frontier town; these days, things are rather more civilised!
Arriving in Vancouver
Cosmopolitan Vancouver is a city that rewards exploration, an eminently liveable place and an easy gateway to the natural beauty of British Columbia. The culinary scene here is a particular draw, with seafood galore and some fantastic Asian restaurants, and the city has also been at the forefront of the craft beer movement. Verdant Stanley Park is a favourite of locals and visitors alike, while Kitsilano's beaches and wooden houses are wonderfully picturesque. Cultural attractions tend to be on a smaller scale than you'd expect from a city of this size, but the thrill of stumbling across one of Vancouver's quirky little galleries is all part of the city's appeal.
Canadians call their one-dollar coins “loonies” (because it bears the image of a loon) and their two-dollar coins “toonies” so sort out your vocabulary and talk like a local!
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The Blue Mountains is a beautiful area of hikes, waterfalls and unusual rock formations, and a place to learn about the Aboriginal dreamtime.
Our favourite hotel in Vancouver
If you’re not committed to the waterfront where the ships come in, we love the Rosewood Hotel Georgia.
Stay a little longer in Canada
If you’ve time, set aside a couple of days to travel to Knight Inlet Lodge for bear viewing.


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Whether you're a billiards novice or an old pro, there's no denying that good equipment makes a difference. Windy City Jewelry & Loan has a quality pool cue currently up for auction at our eBay store.
The Sterling Reaper/Dragon cue is a solid pool cue with a pressed and polished grip and a stainless steel joint. It has a length of 58" and weighs 18oz. For just $24.95, you get the Sterling pool cue with a case and three cue chalks.
The auction is closing soon, so act now! By this previously owned pool cue for only $24.95 and have it shipped anywhere in the US. If you’d like to learn more about our other merchandise, call us at Windy City Jewelry & Loan!

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|Niklas de Besche is the executive director of Meltwater Group|
Guest blog by Niklas de Besche, executive director, Meltwater Drive and Buzz:
Social media can do great things for a business, and a well developed online strategy can play a big part in a business’s ability to be successful. Despite many companies now implementing strategies, according to our recently published Future of Content survey, there are two notable areas for improvement.
Companies admit that they can’t properly measure social media’s return on investment (ROI), but when it comes to social media, as much as it can’t be controlled, can it be measured?
47 percent of companies consider measurement a significant challenge. Companies are used to being able to measure the success of a campaign but social media presents a new challenge. Tracking its ROI, whether it’s money or time, is unfamiliar territory for many organisations.
Measure the true ROI of activities
Similarly, a lack of resources and time to devote to social media (45 percent) can affect organisations’ ability to measure the true ROI of activities, with only one in seven companies fully satisfied that they can. This suggests that businesses are hesitant to fully embrace social media without first mitigating any risks regarding their associated budget.
Interestingly, 87% of organisations consider it important to monitor what is being said online about their company, yet only 16% have invested in tools to do this. Does this show that the UK is good at talking at its customers but is forgetting to listen?
Companies are excited yet challenged by the changing nature of content and are learning as they go. With a further 33 percent of companies planning to adopt monitoring tools in the coming year, businesses now need to re-evaluate how and why they are using social media to ensure this investment is justified.
Although overall enthusiasm is high, of those companies having increased their social media budget in the past 12 months, the industry itself is in a transitional period. With transition comes risk, and more emphasis will therefore be placed on measuring its overall contribution in order to help justify the investment.
The industry is still very much in its infancy – there is lots of potential but companies are still figuring out how best to adopt social media. What’s clear is that the online landscape has undergone considerable change and before companies embark on a social media strategy, they must understand what the online buzz means; who is saying what, and where, about their brand, its competitors and the market itself.
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Throughout this five-week course, you will learn about Mindfulness and how to implement it so that you can calm down, be present and enjoy life.
You will also be taught how to meditate and you will experience several breathing techniques, which activate the parasympathetic nervous system – the one that promotes relaxation and peace 🙂
Gather tools to alleviate stress and anxiety and develop a more positive mindset.
Well of Being’s Sharon Vogiatzi is highly experienced in delivering courses in Mindfulness & Positive Living. She is also a Life Coach and a holistic therapist.
Cost of the course is only €50!
Booking is essential. Contact Sharon on 087-1411662 or firstname.lastname@example.org
The Beginners’ course is Wednesdays 10-11am in McAuley Place in Naas.
The Advanced course is Wednesdays 8-9pm in Abbins House Holistic Centre, Eyre Street, Newbridge. Cost of the course is only €50 or €12 pay-per-class.

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When you see me, you deserve to be treated as if I were treating one of my family members. Education and understanding from a skin expert is extremely important, given the variety of media avenues where one may be misled to misunderstand how to take care of your body and your skin. Being the most visible organ, the skin allows me to treat the whole person, and not just the largest organ of your body.
Dr. Jesse Jensen, DO is a dermatology doctor who practices in Salt Lake City, UT. He is 36 years old and has been practicing for 7 years. Dr. Jensen is affiliated with Jordan Valley Medical Center - West Valley Campus , Jordan Valley Medical Center and Intermountain Medical Center.

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Association de loisirs pour les personnes handicapées psychiques de Laval (A.L.P.H.L.)
MISSION: The betterment of people living with mental health disabilities.
6600, 29e Avenue, Laval (QC) , Canada H7R 3M3 MAP
Fees may apply
- People living with mental health disabilities
At the ALPHPL , the mission is to improve the environment for the person and the society. We contribute to help individuals and groups to take responsibility, to communicate with each other and give meaning to their lives. Thus, the leisure time of people with disabilities in mental health, adults of all ages, become moments of promotion, development, enrichment of the person.

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A newborn baby has been found in a recycling centre. The baby was discovered at a site on Tuesday just before midday.
Now, police are appealing for the public to come forward with information. The baby was found in at the site in Ely Road, Waterbeach, Cambridge.
Anyone with information is asked to get in touch with Cambridgeshire Police, who have made a direct appeal to the baby's mother. Police are concerned she will be in a vulnerable situation and may need medical care, the MEN reports.
Police said that they are keeping an open mind as to the circumstances surrounding the incident.
Detective Superintendent John Massey said: “This is an incredibly sad and upsetting incident for everyone involved and we are in the process of trying to establish more details about what has happened.
“We would like to make a direct appeal to the baby boy’s mother to get in touch with us – it may be she needs medical care or is in a vulnerable situation.
“We are trying our hardest to get to the bottom of what has taken place but we cannot do that alone, so I would also appeal to the public for their help.
“Any information, no matter how small, could help the investigation run by our specialist child safeguarding team; even if that is given anonymously to us or Crimestoppers.”
Anyone with information is asked to share it with police online on this website.
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The New York Times Magazine has a story about depression among preschoolers this week, which asks whether depression can be diagnosable among young children, and, if so, where it might come from.
The article suggests that maternal depression can play a role, but is not definitive. The author writes: “Despite the assumption that these kids must have experienced severe psychosocial deprivation, abuse or neglect, Luby says: ‘I’ve seen many depressed kids with nurturing, caring parents. We know that psychosocial stress is an important ingredient, but it’s not the only issue. And it’s not a necessary condition either.’”
I was reminded of some of the research in Ellen Galinsky’s new book, which we wrote about here a few weeks ago, that looked at how maternal non-responsiveness can adversely affect infants. In particular this can be an issue among families living in poverty, where family stress can exacerbate the problem.
The Times story doesn’t really get into what role poverty might play in exacerbating depression among young children; she does write about the connection between anxiety and depression. This seems in part because the research is new, but common sense would say that children growing up in poverty would be more susceptible to early onset of depression and anxiety disorders, or at least would have fewer opportunities to combat it in the ways described in the story. I guess we’ll have to wait and see what the future research tells us.


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August 12, 2008
Bushwick Mapping Project: part two
Here are a few more diagrams from my neighborhood's many interesting intersections. For these drawings I focused my search on the streets that intersect with Myrtle a few blocks from my house. Myrtle Avenue cuts diagonally across the grid of streets that make up Bushwick, fragmenting the otherwise regular blocks into all manner of shapes.
I drew these over a course of an afternoon. When I came upon an area I wanted to record, I chose an angle that would show off the specific character of the forms, then drew from an imagined "google maps" type perspective somewhere far above and a little behind my actual position. The drawings were usually done while leaning against one of the buildings depicted in the drawings. For some of the more complicated intersections, I would have to move to a new location to finish the drawing, or even walk all the way around a block to gather the requisite structural info.


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MANILA – New coronavirus infections in the country soared anew after 21,819 fresh cases were reported on Friday.
In its COVID-19 bulletin, the Department of Health said this raised the active case tally to 77,369 out of a total of 2,910,664 confirmed infections since the beginning of the pandemic in March 2020.
The number of fresh infections on Friday exceeded anew Thursday’s 17,220 new cases.
Meanwhile, 973 new recoveries raised the recovery count to 2,781,424, or 95.6 percent of all known infections.
Of these new cases, it said 99 percent or 21,656 cases occurred within December 25 to January 7, with the National Capital Region (NCR) reporting the highest number of infections at 13,634 or 63 percent, Region 4A at 4,129 or 19 percent, and Region 3 at 2,084 or 10 percent during the said period.
Out of the active cases, the majority at 70,321 have mild symptoms, those with moderate symptoms at 2,837, the asymptomatic at 2,438, those with severe symptoms at 1,461, and those in critical condition at 312.
Another 129 new deaths were reported, bringing the country’s total COVID-19 deaths to 51,871 or 1.78 percent of known infections.
Health care utilization rate in the country remains relatively low, with 3,500 beds at intensive care units at 32 percent occupancy, 19,500 isolation beds at 35 percent occupancy, 12,500 ward beds at 31 percent occupancy, and 14 percent of 2,900 ventilators are in use.
In the NCR, there are 1,200 beds at 48 percent occupancy, 4,800 isolation beds at 47 percent occupancy, 3,900 ward beds at 59 percent occupancy, and 20 percent of 1,000 ventilators are in use. Philippine News Agency


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When searching for a trusted online casino, it’s important to know that there is no one-size-fits-all approach to finding the best online casino for you. In fact, there are many different factors to take into consideration, but most important of all, is the personal preferences and gaming style you have. This will allow you to find an online casino that is both convenient for you and your gaming needs.
The first thing to remember when searching for an online casino in Canada is the amount of time it takes to play games at the site. The best sites are the ones that allow players to play from the comfort of their own home and provide convenient game times. It is also important to remember that you will be playing with other people, so you want to play with those who are of the same level as you. If you play with a group, it is advisable to bring a gaming buddy with you to increase your chances of winning.
Another factor that can help you decide on a good online casino is whether or not the site accepts your currency and banking options. The best casinos will provide you with a list of currencies they accept and a list of banks that accept them. While it can be difficult to figure out how much to pay in Canadian currency for an online casino, you should try to stick to the casinos that offer both methods.
Trustworthiness is also an important consideration. Finding an online casino that is willing to let you play for free, may be beneficial if you happen to get caught up in some dishonest activities while playing. Online casinos can be extremely lucrative, but it is still important to keep your wits about you, and to avoid getting caught in situations where your money can be stolen.
The best online casino in Canada is one that offer a variety of games, and a good range of casino bonuses. Some of these bonuses can include casino gaming credits but be aware that if you choose one that does not, you may only be able to play certain games that you are interested in. As the casinos become more popular, however, they are likely to expand their bonuses, but this is something to keep an eye on. As you begin to explore the world of online gambling, it is also important to look for a site that is easy to navigate and offers plenty of helpful information.
Online gambling can be exciting but also very risky, especially if you do not know what you are doing. By taking the time to research your choices, and choosing the right online casino, you will enjoy an experience that is full of excitement and enjoyment.


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• Skilled in Project Management, High Stakes Exam security and development, Web 2.0 Marketing and Branding, Architectural Design and Documentation, Construction Administration, Code Implementation, Risk Analysis, CAD management, Firm Management and General IT support.
• Facilitated discussion groups for technical and professional development.
• Experience implementing Federal Agency design standards including, General Services Administration, Architect of the Capitol, National Park Service, Department of the Navy, and Smithsonian Institute.
• Familiarity with multiple types of Architecture and Design including single family residential, multifamily residential, commercial, mixed use developments, historic preservation, community centers, performing arts centers, recreation centers, collegiate athletic centers, fire and life safety, museums, religious, and federal.
• Workplace settings include offices from 2 to more than 150 employees.
USI Commercial, Chantilly, VA, US, Architectural Field Resource Manager
• Manage the process of the creation of As-Built Surveys including interfacing with subcontractors, supervising an in house CAD drafting team, and act as a liaison to the commercial operations order management team.
• Review and revise operations and procedure for the commercial As-Built Drafting department.
• Assist sales and the commercial operations department in the creation of RFP responses, acquisition of new clients, and creation of the scopes of work.
LeMay Erickson Willcox Architects, Reston, VA, US, Project Manager
• Responsible for developing and managing the Multifamily Tax Credit Development Sector and managing the Market Rate Multifamily Development Sector with a focus on accessibility compliance.
• Grew our relationship with our Elderly and Affordable Housing Tax Credit Development client (TM Associates) from a single project to the development of 18 projects with a total billings of over $1 Million.
• Managed $2 Million in billings of Market Rate Development for Elm Street Development.
• Oversaw the VHDA Tax Credit application, Earthcraft (Viridiant) certification, Design & Construction processes.
studioSML, llc, McLean, VA, US, Principal
• Responsible for managing the company accounting, designing projects, and marketing.
• Founded the company and developed the business through new project leads.
• Performed a feasibility study for a green roof project at The US Department of Energy.
National Council of Architectural Registration Boards (NCARB), Washington, DC, US, Manager, ARE Ethics & Audit
• Responsible for Security and Statistics for the national Architect Registration Examination (ARE).
• Initiated a department wide audit of processes, meetings and communication for a risk analysis study.
• Created a system for protecting candidate’s identities during the investigation process.
• Implemented internal protocols for web 2.0 monitoring for copyright infringement.
Hughes Group Architects, Sterling, VA, US, Technology Coordinator & Intern Architect
• Responsible for technology strategic planning, local & o#site IT support, and managing architectural projects.
• Improved office wide productivity by negotiating a second plotter at no additional cost.
• Developed a structured budget for IT by implementing a 5 year hardware deployment plan.
• Managed a 55,000 SF $34.7 million project from Design Development through Construction Administration.
• Administered a plan to achieve LEED Gold Status from a projected LEED Silver Status with no additional cost.
The Preston Partnership, Falls Church, VA, US, Project Coordinator
• Responsible for coordinating architectural drawings between the design department & associated engineers.
• Served as the assistant project architect and managed document production amongst the project team.
• Generated digital project renderings that the client used to successfully sell the project.
architrave, p.c. architects, Washington, DC, US, Designer
• Responsible for producing architectural drawings and speci!cation review for federal construction projects.
• Produced projects for the Smithsonian Institute, National Park Service, Architect of the Capitol, and others.
• Acted as general on-site IT support for the o"ce.
Brian Gille Architects, New Orleans, LA, US, Intern-Architect
• Responsible for minor project documentation and drafting, reception, and maintaining the product library.
• Devised and instituted a standard procedure for digital records maintenance.
Tulane University, New Orleans, LA, US, MArch, Architecture
• Concurrent MArch & BArch
• Certificate in Preservation Studies, Minor in English, Minor in History.
AIA Northern Virginia Service to the Chapter Award, Award
Virginia Society AIA - Emerging Leaders in Architecture, Nomination
Nominated by the AIA Northern Virginia Chapter to be a part of the 2012 class.


Question about 2002 Ford Windstar Cargo
Has anyone had this code PO402 (excess flow egr ) come up and had luck by replacing a part or did you have to go through this process of elimination of replacing everything in the Emissions system just to find it...dont have alot of cash" is it usually the EGR valve itself bad??????????its on a 2002 windstar w. a 3.8
I know this is a old post, but I had the same problem and it was the dpfe sensor. The EGR is almost never the problem with this code
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Testimonial: "sorry it took so long for the response to this" i had thought i had left one".it was the DPFE sensor. thanks again""
I changed the egr valve and cleared codes it came back on i was talking to someone and they told me to change the dpfe sensor
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Get ready to practice your cooking skills in this brand new game for girls called Cute Taco Maker. In it, you are going to learn which are the main three steps of making the best homemade taco, so come and join the fun getting started with the Cute Taco Maker game and begin by dealing with the first task in which you get to prepare the delicious taco tortilla. Mix the ingredients as instructed, and then fry the tortilla in a pan until it turns crispy and golden brown. Great job so far, not let’s prepare the filling. Season and then cook the meat, prepare the veggie salad, and then put together the delicious treat. Put everything you’re prepared so far on a plate and then add some extra beans, vegetables of your choice, and yummy sauces. Have a blast playing this online cooking game for girls online at DressUpWho.com!
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If you haven't noticed, the pet industry is booming! Statistics show that 39 percent of U.S. households own at least one dog. They become our family. Traveling with a dog, or cat, is not always feasible and boarding them may not be an option. The pet sitting business is growing and you can most likely find several in your area that offer these types of services.
My best advice is to do your homework! Always schedule a "meet and greet" before your travel date. At the meet and greet be prepared to ask questions. Are they a licensed business? Are they bonded and insured? A professional pet sitting company will have proof of these documents and will be willing to provide them to you. It is a good idea to ask for references, don't be afraid to call them. Be aware of the interaction they have with you and your pet during the meet and greet. Our four-legged friends are a good judge of character. It's always good to know if they are trained in CPR. Ask them how they would handle an emergency situation.
At a meet and greet, paperwork should be provided to you. A veterinarian release form is an important one. This gives the sitter your permission to bring them to your vet or the closest one in an event of an emergency. This is important because if you are unreachable they have your information to give the vet permission to provide medical attention. Another is an information sheet, this is where you can explain any concerns or silly quirks your pets may have. It is good for the sitter to know all they can about your pet so they can provide great service. You should also be signing an agreement that is made between you, this should clarify how the payment should be recieved and the start and finish dates of the pet sit job. The internet is a great tool, but word of mouth in this business is huge. Don't be afraid to ask your vet or groomer if they can recommend a pet sitting business.

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100 New York Wholesalers And Shopping Malls In New York
Are you a retailer who is looking to connect with New York wholesalers who can supply you with merchandise for your store?
Or are you a retailer who is looking to rent space in a New York mall?
Successful retailers require two important ingredients, access to highly sought after wholesale products, and an excellent location from where to sell their products from.
The list below will give you access to major New York wholesalers and mall managers.
You can utilize this list to source products, and to contact mall owners, so that you can find the best possible mall based location for your shop.


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Writing and Publishing Your Memoir: An Introduction with Ken Guentert
This workshop will help you get started on writing and ultimately publishing your own memoir. This session will cover the types of memoirs, your publishing options (from copy/printing a do-it-yourself book to printing and distributing a professional book), planning the project, and visualizing exactly what it will look like before you write it.
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