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Grand Launch Sun Singer Season 5 17th July 2016 Performance Kabali Team Appear :- The Cadbury Oreo Sun Singer is a reality TV singing show which held in the Tamil language in the popular Tamil language channel. It is a programme for children in which children from age group 6 to 13 years old are allowed to participate.
As per the report, the popular singing show Sun Singer is based on another mega singing show Sapthaswarangal which is a massively successful show and with its massive popularity the show is running on the channel Sun TV from last decades.
It produced popular commercial southern singers including Chinmayi, Karthik, Mahathi, Ranjith, Vinaya Karthik Rajan and so on.
As per the report, the upcoming cinema Kabali team is all set to join the show in which 18 Contestants will be selected and rest will be evicted.
Some celebrities other than Kabali team is all set to dazzle on the show like, Arunraja Kamaraj, Mime Gopi and John Vijay in which Arunraja Kamaraj has been seen singing the Song Neruppu Da for his fans out there.
Arunraja Kamaraj, Mime Gopi, John Vijay arrive on the set of Sun Singer for the promotion of the upcoming much-awaited movie Kabali which is all set to hit the theater this Friday globally.
No wonder why Arunraja Kamaraj croons his most famous song Neruppu Da of the same melodrama. Kabali movie is all set to hit the theater in 5000 screens and the advance booking of the movie is having massive feedback from audiences.
Sun Singer Season 4 is the 4th franchisee of the popular singing show Sun Singer, in the show, only 18 contestants can go to next level, and the completion of the show is too tough.
So don’t forget to catch the special singing programme where the upcoming cinema Kabali is all set to promote in Sun TV Channel at 11 AM.

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Auto insurance is large part of being a responsible vehicle owner. However, auto insurance policies seem to be written in the most confusing terms possible. This article can help you to better understand what all of those terms mean. By understanding the terms of the auto insurance world, you will be a more informed consumer.
When getting aftermarket additions, it is important to find out what your car insurance will pay for, should it be stolen. Insurance companies usually will cover only the value these parts add to your car, and that is probably not much.
Carpooling or taking the bus are both good ideas. By reducing the amount of mileage you are traveling, your insurance company is going to be impressed by your responsible attitude. Tell your insurance agent if you have been carpooling and using public transportation. They may be able to find you a discount based upon this information you provide.
Consider a less-sporty vehicle. Sports cars generally cost more in insurance costs. Purchase a car that is more low-profile. The larger the vehicle motor, the higher your insurance rates are going to be. In addition, sports car are stolen more often than other cars, driving the insurance rates even higher.
The best auto insurance advice is to keep a clean record while driving. Nothing will increase your rates, as quickly as a car accident. Avoid dangerous situations and know your driving limits to ensure you stay safe and pay less. If your night vision is not up for driving then, do not do it.
Comparing the costs of different insurance policies for your car is not the only important factor. By reading the fine print you will be able to find out the amount of the deductible you will owe if you have an accident, the total coverage on the policy and the upper limits of any benefits provided.
Examine your insurance policy for coverage that you pay for but no longer need. For example, some policies include collision insurance; if you have an older vehicle that is not worth very much, you do not really need to pay extra for this item. Forgoing collision coverage can result in significant savings. Comprehensive and liability are other aspects of your insurance that you can look into removing or raising deductibles for.
Get a listing of discounts from your insurance agent. Review all of their discounts and make sure you are getting all of the discounts that you qualify for.
Familiarize yourself with the different types of coverage, and take all precautions to ensure that your insurance plan covers you in a variety of situations. Liability insurance is the type of coverage that protects your interests if you are the cause of an accident that involves injury to someone else or their property. You can also insure your car against uninsured drivers or against natural disasters like fire or flooding.
Take the time to go over the list of discounts completely, in order to ensure you take advantage of these price savers. The amount you can save with discounts can be shocking.
You may be confused about how much coverage you need to carry. You need to make sure that your liability insurance covers all of your assets. In the event of an at-fault accident, you could be sued by the other party to cover their medical expenses. If your bodily injury liability is not adequate to cover these, then your personal assets are now exposed. In the long run, having all the coverage you need will will pay off.
Make sure you have all the paperwork for additions or repairs made to vehicles and give them to your insurance company. Be ready to use your cell phone to snap a picture of an accident scene in case you later have to provide proof to your to your insurance company. It can also be advantageous to keep a camera in your vehicle to be prepared for worse case scenario.
Before you buy a car think about the cost of your monthly insurance rates. Keep in mind that the safer your car is, the lower your insurance rates will be. Sporty cars, however, are not. It is important to calculate this expense into your budget when buying your car.
Make a comprehensive list of your car’s safety features to squeeze out the lowest possible price for your insurance. Features like extra air bags and car alarms can earn you an additional discount for their potential ability to reduce the cost of your future insurance claims. Installing these items on your older car can also help.
Check what discounts offered by your insurance provider might apply to you. Many providers offer discounts to drivers who are on the road for no more than 7,500 miles in a single year. In addition, using the bus or public transit to commute to work will usually lower your premiums. Try riding with coworkers if you cannot use public transportation.
It’s common for auto insurance companies to give a nice family discount for having all family members who drive covered on the same plan. By making sure all the vehicles in the household are insured with a single company, you may save hundreds or even thousands of dollars each year.
There may be a car rental option in your policy that you are paying additional premium for. Consider deleting this to save costs. You probably never use it, even though you pay for it. Removing the car rental coverage helps you save cash on your car insurance, especially if you rarely or never use it.
The auto insurance world is full of complex phrases and legal jargon. If you take the time to educate yourself, you will become a smarter consumer. Making yourself a smart insurance customer can take the confusion and frustration out of buying auto insurance.

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Inflammatory bowel disease and risk of birth defects in offspring.
BACKGROUND AND AIMS:
The relationship between inflammatory bowel disease and birth defects in pregnancy is not understood. We evaluated whether Crohn’s disease and ulcerative colitis were associated with the risk of birth defects in pregnant women.
We undertook a retrospective cohort study of 2,184,888 pregnancies in Quebec, Canada between 1989 and 2016. We calculated risk ratios (RR) and 95% confidence intervals (CI) for the association between inflammatory bowel disease and the risk of birth defects using generalised estimating equations adjusted for maternal characteristics. We assessed associations in the period before 2000, when immunosuppressive biologic therapy and folic acid food fortification were not yet available, compared with the period after 2000 when these interventions were more widespread.
This study included 13,099 women with Crohn’s disease and 7,798 with ulcerative colitis. Crohn’s disease was associated with 1.90 times (95% CI 1.10-3.28) the risk of abdominal wall defects (gastroschisis, omphalocele, and diaphragmatic hernia) and ulcerative colitis was associated with 1.53 times (95% CI 1.02-2.30) the risk of central nervous system defects. The association of Crohn’s disease with abdominal wall defects was stronger before 2000 (RR 3.62, 95% CI 1.71-7.67) than after 2000 (RR 1.23, 95% CI 0.55-2.75). Ulcerative colitis was associated with central nervous system defects regardless of time period.
These findings suggest that inflammatory bowel disease is associated with the risk of abdominal wall and central nervous system defects, and that introduction of immunobiologic medications is unlikely to be associated with added risk.
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Colitis; Congenital Abnormalities; Crohn disease; ulcerativePMID: 31907519 DOI: 10.1093/ecco-jcc/jjz211

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Le Rossini is the most refined setting for an evening cocktail on the French Riviera. Seated on the terrace, a glass of champagne is savoured with splendid sweeping views over the Côte d’Azur. After-dinner cocktails are a particular pleasure in the bar, which is furnished with a regal splendour. Of special note are the rare tapestries, commissioned from Manufacture des Gobelins in Paris more than 200 years ago.
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(a) If, at any time, a tenant receiving tenant assistance fails to satisfy the requirements of this subchapter relating to conditions of eligibility, the tenant shall immediately notify the Department, in writing, of the ineligibility. Tenant assistance shall terminate on the next day thereafter upon which the rent is due.
(b) If, at any time, the Department determines that a tenant receiving tenant assistance is not, or has ceased to be, eligible for tenant assistance, the Department shall notify the tenant and housing provider in writing, setting forth the reasons for the determination. Tenant assistance payments shall terminate on the next day the rent is due occurring at least 30 days after the date the notice is given, unless, within 15 days after the receipt of the notice, the tenant submits to the Department a written statement, under oath or affirmation, including any available supporting documents, asserting the tenant’s reasons for alleging continued eligibility. Within 30 days following the receipt of the statement and documents, the Department shall make the final determination of the tenant’s eligibility for continued receipt of tenant assistance.
(c)(1) Notwithstanding any other provision of this subchapter, after September 30, 1996, all tenants receiving tenancy assistance shall avail themselves of all opportunities to receive Section 8 or public housing assistance in lieu of tenant assistance.
(2) A tenant who fails to observe the mandates of paragraph (1) of this subsection shall be deemed ineligible for tenant assistance and assistance will be terminated pursuant to subsection (b) of this section.


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Kim Lammers Dutch hockey player
|Birthday||Tuesday, April 21, 1981|
|Countdown||Days left until next birthday: 94|
|Age||37 years old|
About Kim Lammers
Kim Lammers, born in Amsterdam, Netherlands (37 years old) (born 21 April 1981 in Amsterdam) is a Dutch field hockey player who plays as an attacker for Dutch club Laren. She also plays for the Netherlands national team. She was part of the Dutch squad that became World Champions at the 2006 Women's Hockey World Cup and part of the Dutch team that won the gold medal at the 2012 Summer Olympics. She is openly lesbian.
When is Kim Lammers's birthday?
Kim Lammers was born on the , which was a Tuesday. Kim Lammers will be turning 38 in only 94 days from today.
How old is Kim Lammers?
Kim Lammers is 37 years old. To be more precise, the current age as of right now is 13785 days, 18 hours, 8 minutes and 12 seconds.
How tall is Kim Lammers?
Kim Lammers is 1.76 m tall, which is equivalent to 5′9″.
What is Kim Lammers's zodiac sign?
Kim Lammers's zodiac sign is Taurus.
What is Kim Lammers's weight?
Kim Lammers does weight 69 kg, which is equivalent to 152lbs.
Where was Kim Lammers born?
Kim Lammers was born in Amsterdam, Netherlands.
Is Kim Lammers still alive?
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I designed and art directed this book while working at Market Connections. The client, Keystone Camp, was celebrating their 100th anniversary and wanted a book to tell their camp and family history throughout the generations. I worked with Brad and Alison to concept and create an outline. Mike and I then went to camp and took photos of old memorabilia. Tracy Turpen’s photos were used throughout the book as well as many unknown photographers from the mid 1900’s.
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Rising air pollution has been shown to correlate with increased antibiotic resistance in a new analysis of data across 116 countries between 2000 and 2018.
North Africa, the Middle East and South Asia have the highest levels of antibiotic resistance, while Europe and North America have the lowest.
Almost half a million premature deaths in 2018 were linked to antibiotic resistance potentially resulting from air pollution, costing global economies an additional $395bn.
The study from researchers at Zhejiang University in China suggests that meeting World Health Organization (WHO) air quality guidelines by 2050 could reduce antibiotic resistance by 17 per cent and prevent 23 per cent of associated premature deaths, which would deliver annual economic savings of $640bn (£500bn).
Although the misuse and overuse of antibiotics are the main drivers of antibiotic resistance, evidence suggests that particulate matter PM2.5 can contain antibiotic-resistant bacteria and resistance genes, which may be transferred between environments and inhaled directly by humans.
The study indicates that increases in air pollution levels have coincided with larger increases in antibiotic resistance in more recent years.
Although air is recognised as a key vector for disseminating antibiotic resistance, there is limited data on how the genes that lead to this resistance are carried via air pollution. The researchers theorised that hospitals, farms and sewage-treatment facilities that emit and spread antibiotic-resistant particles through the air could be to blame.
Professor Hong Chen, lead author of the study, said: “Antibiotic resistance and air pollution are each in their own right among the greatest threats to global health. Until now, we didn’t have a clear picture of the possible links between the two, but this work suggests the benefits of controlling air pollution could be two-fold: not only will it reduce the harmful effects of poor air quality, but it could also play a major role in combatting the rise and spread of antibiotic-resistant bacteria.”
Until now, there was limited data on how much influence PM2.5 air pollution – which is made up of particles 30 times smaller than the width of a human hair – has on antibiotic resistance globally. Sources of PM2.5 include industrial processes, road transport and domestic coal and wood burning.
In total, data on more than 11.5 million test isolates were included in the analysis, covering nine bacterial pathogens and 43 types of antibiotics.
Data on antibiotic usage, sanitation services, economics, health spend, population, education, climate and air pollution were used to investigate the influence of these factors on levels of antibiotic resistance.
The findings indicate antibiotic resistance increases with PM2.5, with every 1 per cent rise in air pollution linked with increases in antibiotic resistance of between 0.5 and 1.9 per cent, depending on the pathogen.
The association has strengthened over time, with changes in PM2.5 levels leading to larger increases in antibiotic resistance in more recent years.
The highest levels of antibiotic resistance are found in North Africa, the Middle East and South Asia, while levels in Europe and North America are low. Due to their large populations, China and India are thought to be the countries where changes in PM2.5 have the greatest impact on premature death toll from antibiotic resistance.
The authors’ modelling of possible future scenarios indicates that if there were no changes to current policies on air pollution, by 2050 levels of antibiotic resistance worldwide could increase by 17 per cent. The annual premature death toll linked to antibiotic resistance would rise to around 840,000, with the greatest increases in sub-Saharan Africa.
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Padres notes: Jacob Nix comes up short, Luis Torrens’ first start
Dinelson Lamet returned from Tommy John surgery in early July. Garrett Richards will make his second start with a reconstructed elbow on Sunday. A third pitcher hoping to rejoin the big-league staff in some capacity — right-hander Jacob Nix — will not make it back to San Diego this year.
Nix experienced some shoulder discomfort after his final rehab start in the Texas League playoffs. While tests did not reveal any structural damage, Padres manager Andy Green said, Nix is not with the team and will not throw big-league innings this year.
In fact, his path to contributing in 2020 could be even more obstructed after missing all of this season after injuring his UCL in spring training.
The Padres are expected to attempt to add an arm this offseason to slot toward the top of a rotation that includes Richards, Lamet and Chris Paddack. Left-hander Joey Lucchesi, the team leader with 157 2/3 innings this year, is a favorite to win the fifth spot in a race that figures to see long-shot prospects MacKenzie Gore and Luis Patino pushing the likes of Eric Lauer, Cal Quantrill, Ronald Bolanos and any other offseason additions.
Nix, meanwhile, was limited to 31 rehab innings in the minors this year, including 1 2/3 innings in which he coughed up nine runs in his Texas League Championship Series start last week. He had a 2.14 ERA, 35 strikeouts and eight walks in 29 1/3 innings before that start.
Ranked No. 28 in the Padres system by MLB.com, Nix showed well at times as a rookie in 2018 — like coming within two outs of completing a shutout in his fourth start — but finished that season with a 7.02 ERA.
He had sports hernia surgery in November and opted for the rest/rehab route over Tommy John surgery this spring.
“He was a guy who was going to be in the mix,” Green said. “He was not a guy that was at the front of the line to be in the mix. He had to earn that. He had a 7 ERA last year. He was going to have to fight for it. He wasn’t able to fight for it.”
The fourth catcher on the roster in 2017 behind Austin Hedges, Hector Sanchez and the Christian Bethancourt relief experiment, Luis Torrens waited eight days to make his first start the year he stuck around as a Rule-5 pick.
On Friday, the 23-year-old Torrens was penciled into the lineup for the first of a handful of starts he’s expected to receive down the stretch.
Now is the time for such things.
“It’s about spreading around the opportunity than the exact matchup on the mound,” Green said. “We want to see how they handle those opportunities. It’s really the only way you get a feel for how guys handle the big leagues — put Luis Torrens out there three or four times in the last nine games and see where it goes.”
Recalled earlier this week after Double-A Amarillo claimed a Texas League championship, Torrens was 0-for-2 off the bench with a strikeout on Thursday. He hit .300/.373/.500 with 15 homers and 62 RBIs this year at Amarillo and finished the season as the minor-league catching leader with 10 defensive runs saved, according to Baseball Info Solutions.
“Everyone in the minor leagues has raved about him, his growth, and it’s obvious just being around him that the confidence is at a higher level than it was as a Rule 5 pick a couple years ago,” Green said. “He was a really young kid who’d only played in A-ball up until that point. He’s earned the right to be here.”
- Minor league RHP Elias Batista, currently assigned to the Padres’ Dominican Summer League affiliate, has been suspended 72 games for testing positive for Stanozolol, a performance-enhancing substance in violence of the Minor League Drug Prevention and Treatment Program. The 20-year-old Batista signed in June for $10,000. He had an 8.77 ERA in 25 2/3 innings in relief.
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Over 6,000 people were involved in a search for 49-year-old Constantinos Filippidis
A skier who sparked a massive manhunt after going missing on a New York mountain six days ago has been found 2,500 miles away.
Toronto firefighter Constantinos Filippidis - known as "Danny" - was discovered in California on Wednesday, confused and still in his ski gear.
Over 6,000 people were involved in the hunt to track the 49-year-old down, with helicopters and drones also scrambled.
Mr Filippidis got lost on an annual ski trip with work colleagues, but details of how he ended up in Sacramento are still sketchy.
Frank Ramagnano, president of the Toronto Professional Firefighters' Association, said he was "confused and unable to give direct answers."
"He had phoned (his wife) and called her by a nickname. She quickly recognised the voice and that it was him," Mr Ramagnano said.
"Then they lost contact and he contacted her again and they kept him on the phone and asked him to call 911 to get him help as soon as possible."
Mr Filippidis told police he remembered little, but thought he had suffered a head injury, rode in a "big rig-style truck" and slept "a lot."
The firefighter also recalled buying a phone to call his wife and that a truck dropped him off in downtown Sacramento, where he got a haircut.
Mr Filippidis is flying home on Wednesday and police say they are not aware he broke any laws.
"At this point, we want to assist Danny in getting back the last six days of his life," said Major John Tibbitts of New York State Police.
"He wants to find out where he was as badly as we want to find out where he was."


GENERAL GOVERNMENT CABINET
Kentucky Board of Licensed Diabetes Educators
201 KAR 45:130. Continuing education.
RELATES TO: KRS 309.337
STATUTORY AUTHORITY: KRS 309.331
NECESSITY, FUNCTION, AND CONFORMITY: KRS 309.337 requires the board to promulgate administrative regulations establishing continuing education requirements. This administrative regulation establishes continuing education requirements for licensed diabetes educators.
Section 1. Accrual of Continuing Education Hours. (1)(a) The annual continuing education accrual period shall be from November 1 of each year to October 31 of the next year.
(b) Prior to renewal of a license for the next licensure period, a licensee shall have earned fifteen (15) hours of approved continuing education.
(2) More than fifteen (15) hours of continuing education shall not be carried over into the next continuing education period.
(3) It shall be the responsibility of each licensee to finance the costs of continuing education.
Section 2. Methods of Acquiring Continuing Education Hours. (1) Continuing education hours for license renewal shall be applicable to diabetes and presented at a professional level that enhances the quality and effectiveness of diabetes self-management education.
(2) A licensee shall obtain continuing education courses from any of the following continuing education providers or programs approved by the providers:
(a) American Association of Diabetes Educators (AADE);
(b) American Diabetes Association (ADA);
(c) Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics (AND);
(d) Accreditation Council for Pharmacy Education (ACPE);
(e) Accreditation Council for Continuing Medical Education (ACCME-AMA);
(f) American Nurses Credentialing Center (ANCC);
(g) American Academy of Family Physicians (AAFP);
(h) American Academy of Nurse Practitioners (AANP);
(i) American Academy of Optometry (AAO);
(j) American Academy of Physician Assistants (AAPA);
(k) American Association of Clinical Endocrinologists (AACE);
(l) American College of Endocrinology (ACE);
(m) American College of Sports Medicine (ACSM);
(n) American Medical Association (AMA) or its Kentucky affiliate;
(o) American Nurses Association (ANA);
(p) American Occupational Therapy Association (AOTA);
(q) American Physical Therapy Association (APTA);
(r) American Psychological Association (APA);
(s) Commission on Dietetic Registration (CDR);
(t) Council on Continuing Medical Education (CCME-AOA);
(u) Council on Podiatric Medical Education (CPME-APMA);
(v) International Diabetes Federation (IDF);
(w) National Association of Clinical Nurse Specialists (NACNS);
(x) National Association of Social Workers (NASW);
(y) Kentucky Board of Nursing (KBN);
(z) Kentucky Board of Pharmacy;
(aa) Kentucky Board of Medical Licensure; or
(bb) Kentucky Nurses Association (KNA).
Section 3. Recordkeeping of Continuing Education Hours. (1) A licensee shall maintain a record of all continuing education courses attended for two (2) years after attending the course.
(2) Appropriate documentation to be kept shall include:
(a) Proof of attendance;
(b) Date of activity;
(c) Description of activity;
(d) Total hours of instruction, excluding breaks; and
(e) Names and professional qualifications of the presenters.
(3)(a) Each licensee shall sign a statement on the Renewal Application form incorporated by reference in 201 KAR 45:120, indicating compliance with the continuing education requirements.
(b) A license shall not be renewed without the licensee signing this sworn statement.
Section 4. Reconsideration. (1) A licensee may request the board to reconsider its denial of a continuing education course by filing a written request with the board.
(2)(a) A licensee shall file the request for reconsideration pursuant to KRS Chapter 13B within thirty (30) calendar days of notification of the denial.
(b) The request will be reviewed by the board at its next regularly scheduled meeting.
Section 5. Auditing of Continuing Education. (1) In January following the renewal period, the board shall annually conduct a random audit of up to fifteen (15) percent of licensees and permit holders from the preceding renewal period.
(2) Each licensee or permit holder selected for audit shall submit documentation of completion of continuing education units from the preceding renewal period to the board within forty-five (45) days of the date of the request.
(3) A licensee or permit holder who fails to comply with the audit request or the continuing education requirements shall be subject to disciplinary action, which may include fines, suspension, or revocation of the license or permit.
KIM DECOSTE, Chairperson
APPROVED BY AGENCY: October 21, 2015
FILED WITH LRC: October 21, 2015 at 3 p.m.
PUBLIC HEARING AND PUBLIC COMMENT PERIOD: A public hearing on this administrative regulation shall be held on December 22, 2015 at 10:00 a.m., Eastern Time, at the Office of Occupations and Professions, 911 Leawood Drive, Frankfort, Kentucky 40601. Individuals interested in being heard at this hearing shall notify this agency in writing by 5 workdays prior to the hearing, of their intent to attend. If no notification of intent to attend the hearing is received by that date, the hearing may be cancelled. This hearing is open to the public. Any person who wished to be heard will be given an opportunity to comment on the proposed administrative regulation. A transcript of the public hearing will not be made unless a written request for a transcript is made. If you do not wish to be heard at the public hearing, you may submit written comments on the proposed administrative regulation. Written comments shall be accepted until close of business January 4, 2016. Send written notification of intent to be heard at the public hearing or written comments on the proposed administrative regulation to the contact person.
CONTACT PERSON: Matt James, Board Counsel, Asst. Attorney General, Office of the Attorney General, 700 Capitol Avenue, Suite 118, Frankfort, Kentucky 40601, phone (502) 696-5300, fax (502) 564-5380.
REGULATORY IMPACT ANALYSIS AND TIERING STATEMENT
Contact Person: Matt James
(1) Provide a brief summary of:
(a) What this administrative regulation does: The regulation establishes the continuing education required to maintain licensure.
(b) The necessity of this administrative regulation: Since licensees are required to obtain continuing education, they must know what will be accepted for continuing education credit.
(c) How this administrative regulation conforms to the content of the authorizing statues: The Board is given the authority to establish regulations setting the requirements for continuing education.
(d) How this administrative regulation currently assists or will assist in the effective
administration of the statutes: This administrative regulation sets forth the activities that are acceptable for continuing education and the licensee’s duty to maintain records regarding the courses attended.
(2) If this is an amendment to an existing administrative regulation, provide a brief summary of:
(a) How the amendment will change this existing administrative regulation: This amendment requires the board to conduct a random audit of continuing education documentation of licensees.
(b) The necessity of the amendment to this administrative regulation: This amendment requires the board to take reasonable steps to ensure that its licensees are completing their continuing education requirements.
(c) How the amendment conforms to the content of the authorizing statutes: KRS 309.331(1) authorizes the board to promulgate administrative regulations establishing continuing education requirements for licensed diabetes educators.
(d) How the amendment will assist in the effective and administration of the statutes: The amendment will require the board to take reasonable steps to verify that its licensees are completing their continuing education requirements.
(3) List the type and number of individuals, businesses, organizations, or state and local governments affected by this administrative regulation: Over 600 individuals have been issued licenses or permits by the board.
(4) Provide an analysis of how the entities identified in question (3) will be impacted by either the implementation of this regulation, if new, or by the change if it is an amendment, including:
(a) List the actions that each of the regulated entities identified in question (3) will have to take to comply with the administrative regulation or amendment: Licensees selected for a random audit will be required to provide proof of completion of continuing education requirements to the board.
(b) In complying with this administrative regulation or amendment, how much will it cost each of the entities identified in question (3): This amendment will not cost licensees anything other than copying or postage costs.
(c) As a result of compliance, what benefits will accrue to the entities identified in question (3): Licensees will be able to maintain licensure and stay aware of the developments in the profession of diabetes educator.
(5) Provide an estimate of how much it will cost to implement this administrative regulation:
(a) Initially: No new costs will be incurred by the changes.
(b) On a continuing basis: No new costs will be incurred by the changes.
(6) What is the source of the funding to be used for the implementation and enforcement of this administrative regulation: The board’s operation is funded by the fees paid by licensees and applicants.
(7) Provide an assessment of whether an increase in fees or funding will be necessary to implement this administrative regulation, if new or by the change if it is an amendment: No increase in fees or funding will be necessary.
(8) State whether or not this administrative regulation establishes any fees or directly or indirectly increases any fees: This administrative regulation does not establish or increase any fees.
(9) TIERING: Is tiering applied? Tiering was not applied because the regulation applies equally to all licensees and permit holders.
FISCAL NOTE ON STATE OR LOCAL GOVERNMENT
1. What units, parts or divisions of state or local government (including cities, countries fire departments, or school districts) will be impacted by this administrative regulation? The Kentucky Board of Licensed Diabetes Educators is housed for administrative purposes within the Office of Occupations and Professions in the Public Protection Cabinet.
2. Identify each state or federal statute or federal regulation that requires or authorizes the action taken by the administrative regulation. KRS 309.331 and 309.337
3. Estimate the effect of this administrative regulation on the expenditures and revenues of a state or local government agency (including cities, counties, fire departments or school districts) for the first full year the administrative regulation is to be in effect.
(a) How much revenue will this administrative regulation generate for the state or local government (including cities, counties, fire departments or school districts) for the first year? None.
(b) How much revenue will this administrative regulation generate for the state or local government (including cities, counties, fire departments or school districts) for subsequent years? None.
(c) How much will it cost to administer this program for the first year? None.
(d) How much will it cost to administer this program for subsequent years? None.
Note: If specific dollar estimates cannot be determined, provide a brief narrative to explain the fiscal impact of the administrative regulation.
Revenues (+/-): N/A
Expenditures (+/-): N/A
Other Explanation: N/A


The summer holidays are here – school’s out and weary families will be jetting off for some well-deserved rest and relaxation.
But travelling with children can be difficult.
Packing for little ones, tears and tantrums at the airport, and queue after queue can cause stress before you’ve even taken off.
sO Netflights.com has come up with the ultimate guide to family-friendly airports around the UK and its neighbours.
To ease the stress of going abroad with a brood, Netflights.com has assessed all major airports in the UK, Ireland and the Channel Islands to find the most family-friendly.
iT scored 20 airports on the following criteria: airport pick-up and drop-off facilities, breastfeeding facilities, dedicated children’s areas, fast-track security services, flight punctuality, free water fountains.
The highest scorer and most family-friendly in the UK and Ireland was Birmingham Airport (BHX). It ticked the essential boxes with free drinking water, free Wi-Fi and play areas for children of all ages.
BHX also has plenty of areas for baby changing and breastfeeding, and you can also book fast-track security online – its Express Lane is £3.75 per person when travelling with children and under-5s can go through for free. The airport’s parking and drop-off is free for 30 minutes, and almost 80% of flights left on time last month. All this added up to a top experience for families, with a score of 30/35
Bottom of the list was Leeds Bradford Airport (LBA). Although it does have free Wi-Fi, there’s currently no free drinking water.
Drop-off costs £3 for 10 minutes and under half (47%) of flights from LBA left on time in June.


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The maze game. Create a 5×5 grid of floor spots 1 foot apart. Object of the game: To figure out the maze. No spot may be stepped on twice. Designate a player to be the map reader. The map reader stands facing the line on the opposite end of the grid and holds the map. The first player steps on one of the 5 dots in the first row. The map reader determines if it is the correct route with a nod. If so, player continues. If not, the next player must repeat the pattern without error and try to figure out the next part of the maze. When a maze is solved, move to the next maze challenge and change the map reader. 3 Maze Challenges and a Maze Template.

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Fall in love with the wonderful aroma of this versatile herb. It complements meats and vegetables, brings its unique, piney flavor to breads, and blends well with other herbs. A beautiful ornamental, it grows well in containers, and pollinators love the lavender flowers. Very narrow, ½”–1″ long, gray-green, evergreen needle-like leaves have a piney, astringent flavor and spicy, pine aroma.
This 50 mg packet sows up to 10 feet.
When to Sow Outside: 1 to 2 weeks after your average last frost date in mild climates, and when soil temperature is at least 60°F. In cold climates, sow in containers to grow outside during summer and inside during winter.
When to Start Inside: RECOMMENDED. 10 to 12 weeks before your average last frost date. Ideal soil temperature is 65°–75°F.
Days to Emerge: 15–30 days
Seed Depth: Surface
Seed Spacing: A group of 5 seeds every 12"–18"
Row Spacing: 36"
Thinning: When 1" tall, thin to 1 every 12"; 36" for perennials
Harvesting: Remove sprigs as needed. Rosemary is most fragrant and flavorful just before blooms appear.

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University of Arizona, ASU ramping up contributions for coronavirus fight
Apr 3, 2020, 10:55 AM | Updated: 11:03 am
(University of Arizona Photo)
PHOENIX – Arizona State University and the University of Arizona are increasing their efforts in the fight against COVID-19.
UArizona professors of medicine have created a respiratory assist device that could help patients with coronavirus breathe easier while ASU is increasing production of COVID-19 test kits and personal protective equipment.
UArizona professors of medicine Dr. Sairam Parthasarathy and Dr. Marvin Slepian developed the device.
The device was originally created as an at-home breathing device for asthma and chronic obstructive pulmonary disease patients.
“Most systems in use today are high-pressure and high-flow,” Parthasarathy said in a press release on Thursday. “The advantage with our system is that people can comfortably wear it without feeling like air is being forced into them. It won’t make them feel claustrophobic.”
The apparatus is a small-scale, low-pressure rebreathing system. The device simultaneously removes carbon dioxide while adjusting for humidity as it recirculates gases in a closed system.
The system works by mixing helium and oxygen, a combination that has a lower density than the normal air we breathe. It allows for gas to flow through the airways with less resistance and less work needed for breathing.
ASU is able to increase its efforts in the fight against coronavirus thanks to a $2 million donation from the Virginia G. Piper Charitable Trust.
The grant will help the university test healthcare workers, first responders and infrastructure personnel, assemble test kids and manufacture personal protective equipment like face shields though a 3D printing process.
“ASU is in a unique position to scale up our testing efforts to support round-the-clock testing and analyze hundreds of samples daily,” director of ASU’s Biodesign Institute Joshua LaBaer said Monday.
“We have an urgent window right now to make an impact through testing and save lives in our community.”
LaBaer’s team has over 100 scientists, staff and students working on the project.
In two weeks, the Biodesign Institute has shifted its focus to become a certified COVID-19 testing center and is now producing 2,000 test kits per day.


Levy Ratner’s Robert H. Stroup and Dana E. Lossia are fighting against a move by the State of Texas to categorically ban the hiring of certain job applicants based on their criminal convictions. Representing the Texas State Conference of the NAACP and Beverly Harrison, Levy Ratner, along with the NAACP Legal Defense and Educational Fund (LDF) and the National Employment Law Project (NELP), has submitted an amicus brief in Texas v. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission, in the Northern District of Texas to defend the EEOC’s Enforcement Guidance on the Consideration of Arrest and Conviction Records in Employment Decisions.
Ms. Harrison is a 61-year-old African American woman and grandmother who lives in Dallas, TX. In 2013, she was hired as a school crossing guard for the Dallas County Schools, but she was fired after eight days on the job because of a conviction from nearly 40 years earlier—when she was only 19 years old—even though a court had set aside that conviction and dismissed the indictment. Ms. Harrison had worked for 28 years for the City of Dallas, including in the Marshal’s Office. Read more about Ms. Harrison’s experience in a recent article in The Nation.
“Job applicants deserve to be evaluated based on their ability to perform the job,” said Robert H. Stroup, a partner in the firm of Levy Ratner, P.C. “Texas wants the right to treat Beverly Harrison and people like her as irredeemable because of a youthful mistake from decades ago. In reality, Ms. Harrison is an asset to her community and to our economy.”
Read the full press release here.


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“It is so interesting how things connect sometimes. It becomes even more fascinating when childhood memories and dreams take different shapes during the course of mature life and define our present.” Fouad Georges
Those words reveal the secret behind the quite unconventional genesis of fouxx.com; a blend of a nickname “fouxx”, back in the childhood days in Lebanon - inspired by the Fox’s eyes and the French “crazy/fou”, mixed with the passion for creativity and aesthetics. Adding to those, Fouad’s love for his home country and his unusual view of things, an inspiring business idea was conceptualized.
Coming from Lebanon and having spent most of his life in the Middle East, Fouad became a strong advocate of its beauty, culture, art and history. He has always seen the region as the geography where all cultures meet, diversity is celebrated, tradition and modernity coexist serenely, marking a new era in the world of fashion, deco, architecture and lifestyle and giving the opportunity to new talents, artists and entrepreneurs to unleash their potential.
Moving to the USA, one of Fouad’s goals became to develop a new platform for the Arab designers and talents to tell their story to the world, share their creations and portray some of the hidden inspiring colors of the Middle East.
This is how Fouxx.com was born and a Middle Eastern creative story begins…

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Yours for £2.25 million: Haunted castle with dungeons that once housed local prisoners
- Built around end of 15th century, castle given to Earl of Sutherland in 1557
- It is said to have been haunted by a sheep thief kept in its dungeons
- The building was exorcised in 1922 and turned into a hotel in 1947
- Madonna christened her son in Dornoch cathedral, opposite the castle
A Highland castle once said to be haunted by a man hanged for stealing sheep, was placed on the market today for £2.25m.
Standing augustly in the centre of Dornoch, the grand building is a stone's throw away from the Scottish town's prestigious golf course and opposite the 12th-century cathedral where Madonna christened her son Rocco.
The castle, which dates back to the 15th century, commands extensive views along the coast towards the beach in nearby Sutherland and across the Dornoch Firth to the purple hills of Ross and Cromarty.
Haunted castle for sale: Potential buyers who aren't scared by the price might be more worried by stories that the ghost of a sheep thief was seen after being hung. However, a previous owner has had the building exorcised
But despite its great vantage point it was never intended for military purposes and was converted into a hotel in 1947.
Dornoch Castle played its part as a school, a jail and a courthouse, but it is perhaps best known for being haunted by a thief called Andrew McCornish who was imprisoned in its dungeons and then killed for snatching ewes and rams.
Marion Mackenzie, the daughter of the Sheriff Substitute of Sutherland, was the first person to claim to see McCornish's ghost at the end of the 19th century.
She said she saw a grey-haired man with a 'weird face', thick grey stockings and knee breeches sitting in her father's study when she came in from the garden to get some honeycomb for tea one day.
When she returned to the room with her family the apparition had gone.
Converted castle: The B-grade building in Dornoch, near Sutherland, was given permission to become a hotel in 1947. It boasts a bar with an open fire (pictured) and some of the original brickwork
But the legend says that McCornish's ghost reappeared later that night next to the bed of Marion's uncle, the Minister of Avoch, while he was sleeping.
Ms MacKenzie's uncle is reported to have woken up and told the ghost he would call his brother, who was the Sheriff, if he did not go away.
The ghost has never been seen since.
After listening to his brother and daughter's description of the ghost, Sheriff Mackenzie recognised it as McCornish.
Despite Andrew's disappearance, the castle's new owner in 1922 took no chances and had the building exorcised before moving in.
Rising above the town: Dornoch cathedral is at the heart of the Scottish town and Madonna had her son Rocco christened here in 2003
The property was renamed Dornoch Castle Hotel in 1947 and was featured in a programme about haunted hotels on the American Travel Channel in 2003.
It was originally built as the home for the Bishops of Caithness and then subsequently gifted to 11th Earl of Sutherland in 1557.
Although it was set on fire during a dispute between the McKays and Murrays in 1570 and then rebuilt, some of the original building does remain.
Despite being a category B-listed castle, which means it is of regional importance, permission was granted to turn it into a 25-room hotel.
Boasting a restaurant for 90 people and a bar with an open fire, it still features some of the 15th century brickwork and is a popular wedding venue.
Just a five-minute walk away lies the Dornoch Firth, which is a Site of Special Scientific Interest, making it a prime spot for twitchers, walkers and cyclists to visit.
Taking a swing: Golfers tee off at the prestigious Dornoch club which is only a short hit away from the castle
Visitors with small planes and helicopters can also make use of the nearby Dornoch Airstrip.
Kevin Maley of Strutt & Parker who are selling the property said: 'Dornoch Castle Hotel is a quite stunning building, full of atmosphere and history, yet it also has all the luxuries one could expect from modern life.
'From general tourism to sports specific visitors and also weddings, this is a great opportunity for someone who wants to enter the hospitality industry or expand their portfolio.'
Prices for castles vary sharply from £375,000 which was asked for Kilmartin Castle in Scotland to the medieval Tulira Castle in County Galway, Ireland which was put up for sale for £5.5 million.
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“Underground House Plan B by Sergey Makhno Architects; “Sergey Makhno Architects has envisioned a concrete home built like a bunker for enduring the "unpleasant surprises" that may await in the post-pandemic world.””
House O is a minimalist renovation located in Brasschaat, Belgium designed by Hans Verstuyft Architecten. The home was originally lived in by the parents of the clients, which is now being passed down to the next generation. The interior reflects this sentiment by utilizing contemporary materials and styling. The main living areas consist of light tones, with the kitchen backdrop outfitted with a marble backsplash and brass fitting
The clients are a couple of environmental scientists who, along with their two sons, relocated from the Oakland Hills to the warmer climate of Orinda. Their commitment to sustainability, including a request for net-zero energy performance annually, was evident in their thinking...
The spacious area is an example of elegance and simplicity, with it's luxury finishes, wall/ceiling claddings, marble flooring and decorative objects. The main idea of this project was creating a more lively living space by turning it into a home cinema and entertaining area while keeping the luxury and warm feeling in the space.


Motorola returns with a new smartphone named Droid 4, the phone in question has already transpired in the month of October with some images, but now the manufacturer has revealed its inside features. The new Droid 4 seems an improvement and therefore an update of the now well known Droid 3, with some of the most powerful internal features that adapt to the current high-end smartphone market.
Here are some internal features of this new Droid 4. The physical QWERTY keyboard has been improved. Inside the Droid 4 includes a processor, dual-core 1.2 Ghz, 1 GB of RAM and perhaps more interesting – for the U.S. market – LTE 4G connectivity, which according to the manufacturer, is 10 times faster than Verizon’s 3G. It also has a large 4-inch QHD screen with resolution of 960 x 540 pixels and protection Gorilla Glass. 16 GB of internal memory, an 8 megapixel camera on the back capable of recording video at 1080p, and finally a front camera with 720p recording.
The design of this new Droid 4 is very similar to the above, the screen looks a little more centered with the keyboard and the latter is more visible, with keys clearer and more recognizable. A very clean and appealing design that leaves its mark, attractive and somewhat mysterious in the style of Motorola. It has some lines of the Motorola Razr, but obviously the body is most often due to the sliding keyboard is hidden under the screen once placed. The thickness of the Droid 4 is 12.7 mm.
The battery is 1785 mAh against 1540 mAh, so with a longer life which unfortunately does not specify the manufacturer, even if you can add a few hours on standby and in use than its predecessor.
As for the OS, the smartphone will come with Android 2.3 Gingrerbread, but taking into account the acquisition of Google and work closely with the search giant, upgrade to Ice Cream Sandwich is just around the corner.
Finally, Motorola has created a comparison that shows its Droid models to tempt consumers in the U.S. market before the arrival, an arrival scheduled for 8 December.


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Consulted Dr. Rahul Jalgaonkar (Diabetologist) for Consultation
I recommend the doctor
Happy with: Doctor friendlinessExplanation of the health issueTreatment satisfactionValue for money
I am very happy with the primary care doctor tht I have. My husband was not feeling well and was suffering from fever and body pain since more than 3 days.
They very well understand what pain he was going though he was not able to convey to doctor what was was wrong with him.
Doctor treated so well that in a day he was feeling better.
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Health development worker Jess Thomas (centre), with two members of the Kemble Housing Healthy Hub
Wednesday, 17 December 2014
In just one year, a Herefordshire-based housing association has improved the health and wellbeing of residents in some of the county’s most deprived areas.
Kemble Housing has recently celebrated the first birthday of its Healthy Hub, a project that has empowered more than 40 residents across Herefordshire to become healthier and happier.
Funded through Kemble’s community chest fund, which helps to support projects that go above and beyond the housing association’s usual work, the scheme offers a number of services to residents, all aimed at improving their quality of life.
Housing plays a vital role in good health, with warm, condensation-free homes and access to green space having been shown to boost people’s wellbeing. Kemble recognised that as an affordable homes provider, it was in an ideal position to offer help and support to those in need.
Karen Pritchard, assistant director of Kemble Housing, said: “This project was borne out of the idea that housing could and should play a more active role in helping our customers to live well. Whether this is helping to tackle issues around property condition, or helping customers stay fit and healthy.
“I’m really proud of the Healthy Hub and the outcomes that our health development worker, Jess, has achieved. This project has now become part and parcel of what we do at Kemble.”
By working with the health development worker, Jess Thomas, residents can get advice on quitting smoking, eating healthily on a budget, exercising and looking after their mental wellbeing. Jess also acts as a signposting service, directing customers to professional services when needed.
She said: “The idea of the Healthy Hub is to empower residents, giving them the support and skills they need to sustain a healthier lifestyle.”
“Through the programme, we encourage customers to become more active, both physically and through their involvement with Kemble and the community.
“I am delighted with the difference we have made to people’s lives in just one year. We’ve helped people tackle a number of issues to keep them happy and healthy.”
The first few months of the project were used to establish strong relationships with a number of external partners including local healthy lifestyle trainers, who offer a free 12-week service where clients can gain support to achieve a specific health related goal.
Jess cited an example of one resident who, after being diagnosed with angina, used the Healthy Hub’s digital resources to gain a better understanding of his condition. He also used the signposting service to get in touch with a healthy lifestyle trainer. Through this, he has been able to rapidly improve his lifestyle, and is already seeing improvements to his wellbeing. The client has since referred a friend to the Healthy Hub service, helping to spread the good work it does.


This began with a news item, via Chuckles:
… to which I replied: ‘As I am in certain places.’
To which there was a certain amount of gay banter and repartee, including haiku:
# Perhaps it shrinks when it’s cold. Send Hugh Grant to investigate.
# I have no doubts that Trump stole the inch in order to prove the greenies global warming data incorrect.
# I always thought it was the Russians who hacked it.
# Chinese chiselling.
# To clarify: the Russian hackers – hired by Trump – stole the inch.
# OTOH the hackers are keeping the snow so that they can cool their vodka: what with global warming the Russians are suffering from a shortage of cold vodka.
To attempt the idiom of Sergeant Schultz: ‘Zose guys, zay are jokers, nein? Za fun vee haf, ho ho.’ Or was that Python?


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Financial Accounting: A New Zealand Perspective, 4e
This book has been written primarily for accountancy students in their second year of study. It focuses on the practical aspects of intermediate financial accounting, complemented by a discussion of the underlying theory. This text is particularly suitable for students of the NZ Diploma in Business second-level paper 601 Financial Accounting paper.
Each chapter provides:
The text has been updated to meet the requirements of the New Zealand International Accounting Standards (NZ IASs), to March 2016.
Additional student resources to accompany this book, including supplementary questions and exercises as well as answers, are available here.
Once you have redeemed your code the eBook can be downloaded to your computer and is accessible offline through the free VitalSource Bookshelf, available online and also via the iPad/Android app.

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Columbia Regional Ready for More Passengers
Their son Jim is from Anchorage, Alaska, so having Columbia's airport close by makes it easier for their family to get together.
"This makes it very much more pleasant for us to be able to come here rather than going to St. Louis or Kansas City," Janice explained.
Thanksgiving is the first holiday weekend for U.S. Airways Express since it started service in October from Columbia to St. Louis and Kansas City.
"Typically, any holiday is going to impact the business, and hopefully that's for the good," said Cliff Faulkner, Airways Express manager. "I have seen increased bookings lately."
Faulkner said flights are amost completely booked for the weekend before Thanksgiving, and he expects next week's flights to fill up, too.
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Fox Hollow, FL – In the wake of a horrific rape that occurred within a Public Maryland School in which one of Obama’s illegal Mexican DREAMERs brutally raped an American teenage girl, Maryland Democrat’s in the State Legislature are pushing to make Maryland a Sanctuary State to protect said, illegal Mexican rapist.
Within less than 24 hours of the news of this barbaric rape getting out to the news, Maryland Democrats held an emergency meeting to mount an effort to bulldog through a bill that would make Maryland a sanctuary state and effectively keep the Rockville High School rapist in Maryland.
Can you believe this?!
I’m at a loss for words here…
Here you have elected Maryland officials with the local Rockville High School and in the State Legislature bending over backward to not only cover up this rape, but they are working overtime to protect an illegal Mexican that should have never been allowed into America, by the name of Henry Sanchez and his illegal Mexican buddy that has yet to be named.
Here is what we know…
MARYLAND – Maryland Democrats this week took a major step to becoming a “sanctuary state,” drawing outrage from Republican Gov. Larry Hogan and concerns it would protect an 18-year-old illegal charged with raping a 14-year-old girl in a school bathroom last week.
The Democratically-controlled House of Delegates voted 83-55 to OK the Maryland Law Enforcement and Trust Act. Generally, it would bar state and local law enforcement from helping federal immigration officials seeking illegals, including requests to detain inmates for deportation. (read more)
Here is what we know about the rape...
Apparently based on the actions of Democrats in Maryland, they are more concerned with the rights of two illegal Mexican rapists than the rights of an American 14-year old girl and her family.
This story sickens me and should hopefully further illustrate to my readers as to the mental derangement of Democrats, especially Democrats in power. Not only do they have a reckless track record of defending violent illegal aliens, and violent Muslim refugees, but they also have their own militant Domestic terrorist arm that is currently out on our streets right now attacking people with stones, clubs, and bike locks. This militant communist wing of the Democrat Party is called AntiFA and its made up of college professors, K-12 Teachers, elected Democrat officials, and your kids who are being indoctrinated and brainwashed in libtardism in their Public Government Schools and College Courses.
I suggest you educate yourself about the Democrat Party and its dangers before it’s too late. It’s hard to win a Culture War when you don’t know your enemy.
Kevin Fett... The angry, bible clinging, gun toting, Harley riding, hockey playing, bacon eating, bearded blogger that Obama warned you about!


text: We're having a great summer at the community gardens as beans, chard, and herbs are flourishing. Meanwhile, tomatoes, squashes, and cucumbers grow on the vines, and corn stalks begin to sprout ears. Some potatoes even been harvested already, too. Sunflowers, dahlias, zinnias and more have already turned the gardens into a resplendence of flowers. The beauty of the place reflects its wholesome example for human and ecological health.


Nearly 3,000 Ozark hellbender eggs laid by eight females mark the second time the endangered amphibian has been bred in captivity at the St. Louis Zoo.
"That's an incredible number," lead hellbender keeper Chawna Schuette of the Saint Louis Zoo said. "That's more than I could have ever imagined. It's exponential success."
Last year, the zoo was able to hatch 185 of the salamander eggs. Since then, they have learned new techniques to increase the number of eggs that hatch, such as physically stimulating them to give them exercise.
"We literally rock the babies three times a day now," Schuette said.
The Ozark hellbender is one of the largest salamanders in North America and was listed as an endangered species in 2o11. Less than 600 exist in the world, after reaching a peak of more than 8,000 in south-central Missouri and Arkansas.
This is the first time hellbenders from all three rivers they were collected from have produced eggs. Two clutches of the eight clutches came from Eleven Point River Ozark hellbenders. Three of the clutches each came from the Missouri's Current River and the North Fork of the White River. Hellbenders from the North Fork have been in captivity indoors for the past eight years.
The 2,809 fertile eggs were laid in two, 40-foot-long artificial streams that were built in 2004 with funding from the zoo, the Missouri Department of Conservation and the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service — all partners in the project.
Of these fertile eggs, more than 300 have hatched into larvae. Schuette is expecting about 2,600 of the 2,800 to hatch in December.
"It's a nice problem to have, but wow," she said.
The hellbenders will be released when they are between the ages of 3 and 8. Schuette said it would be preferable to keep them in captivity longer. Studies have showed the bigger they are when they are released, the more likely they are to survive.
Because it has to house and feed so many hellbenders, the zoo might release some at 3 years old at about 6 inches and then hold some until they are 8 years old, when they would be about a foot long and approaching reproductive age.
"The bigger they are when they're released, the higher their survivor rate," Schuette said. "Before we were so successful, we were hoping to keep them a bit longer."
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Undermajordomo Minor Video Trailer: Behind The Scenes with Joanna Neborsky
A love story, an adventure story, and a fable without a moral, Undermajordomo Minor is a triumphant ink-black comedy of manners by Patrick deWitt, the Governor General’s Award–winning author of The Sisters Brothers.
House of Anansi is thrilled to unveil our official book trailer for Undermajordomo Minor, animated by Joanna Neborsky, with music by Patrick’s brother Nick deWitt. Watch the trailer here, and take a look below (along with quotes provided by Joanna) at some of the inspiration Joanna used for making the trailer, and some of her behind-the-scenes animation processes.
“The Arrival in Bethlehem” by Master LC ca 1540, Metropolitan Museum of Art
“From an early summer trip to the Met. Rooting around for fantastical and/or earthy landscapes from Middle Europe. Didn’t realize this one was biblical until too late.”
“These delighted German diners will soon lose their chocolate cake and teapot to my table spread.”
“Looking at old trains, and old trains climbing Alpine terrains.”
“This train from 1845 was pleasingly toylike. I gave it some steam.”
“A fiefdom of villagers I cut out and never used, and a few soldiers, peach tart, and old bell that I did.”
“The moon was an accidental motif that became useful for transitions between scenes.”
Olderglough’s louche reclining.”
A love story, an adventure story, a fable without a moral, and an ink-black comedy of manners, international bestselling author Patrick deWitt’s new novel is about a young man named Lucien (Lucy) Minor, who accepts employment at the foreboding Castle Von Aux. While tending to his new post as undermajordomo, he soon discovers the place harbours many dark secrets, not least of which is the whereabouts of the castle’s master, Baron Von Aux.
Lucien (Lucy) Minor is the resident odd duck in the hamlet of Bury. Friendless and loveless, young and aimless, Lucy is a compulsive liar, a sickly weakling in a town famous for begetting brutish giants. Then Lucy accepts employment assisting the majordomo of the remote, foreboding Castle Von Aux. While tending to his new post as undermajordomo, he soon discovers the place harbours many dark secrets, not least of which is the whereabouts of the castle’s master, Baron Von Aux. In the local village, he also encounters thieves, madmen, aristocrats, and Klara, a delicate beauty whose love he must compete for with the exceptionally handsome partisan soldier, Adolphus. Thus begins a tale of polite theft, bitter heartbreak, domestic mystery, and cold-blooded murder.
Undermajordomo Minor is a triumphant ink-black comedy of manners by the Governor General’s Award–winning author of The Sisters Brothers. It is an adventure, and a mystery, and a searing portrayal of rural Alpine bad behaviour, but above all it is a love story. And Lucy must be careful, for love is a violent thing.


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“The first day I made them, I must have destroyed at least two trays,” Honolulu Community College student Stephen Kim said.
Students at HCC’s Design Center and Communication Arts Program are taking a hands-on approach when it comes to creating something for HCC recruiters to hand out to prospective students.
“Instead of pencil and paper, we try to give them something that we produce here,” said Glenn Matsumoto of the HCC Design Center.
Students came up with something that’s literally in the palm of your hand. They created a home button sticker for your iPhone or iPad.
“I thought it was kind of cool because it’s something that is new. We’ve never done that before,” HCC student Jennifer Kakio said.
Popular in Asia, this decal — given out at career and college fairs — is aimed at boosting enrollment at the school noted for its carpentry, automotive, and technological programs.
“We are kind of forgotten because we are vocational, but vocational serves a lot of areas in the nation,” Matsumoto said.
“Basically it serves two purposes. It’s a fun decal to kind of personalize your phone and another way is to remind you of Honolulu Community College,” Kakio said.
The bubble sticker/decal is printed, packaged, and distributed by students.
They’ve created thousands of decals, which include the school’s website and social media contacts.
Students say the process has taught them entrepreneurship, patience and…
“It’s how to make everything more efficient, how to make everything faster, make everything more precise,” Kim said.
“They see it from start to finish all the way to the consumer’s hand,” Matsumoto said. “Hopefully in return we can get enrollment.”
Their latest project is also a phone accessory a cell phone plug charm featuring the HCC logo.


The 4–15 kw CPU is one of the most essential inverter components, serving as the brain of the 4–15 kw inverter. Its primary duty is to transform the entire inverter into a programmable power system via circuit and program control.
The 18.5–400 kw cpu features reliable control logic processing capability as well as efficient computing and storage resources to assure the inverter's reliability and stability. It can also automatically diagnose issues, assisting users in swiftly detecting and dealing with faults, enhancing production efficiency and device reliability.
1. Processing Power: Inverter CPUs feature high processing power, capable of executing complex control algorithms and calculations with precision and speed.
2. Real-Time Control: With their advanced capabilities, inverter CPUs enable real-time control of motor parameters, allowing for precise speed, torque, and voltage regulation.
3. Communication Interfaces: Inverter CPUs are equipped with various communication interfaces, such as RS485, Ethernet, or CAN bus, allowing for seamless integration with other devices and systems in an industrial network.
4. Fault Detection and Diagnostics: Inverter CPUs incorporate fault detection algorithms and diagnostics capabilities to monitor the system's health. They can detect anomalies, generate fault codes or alarms, and provide valuable diagnostic information for troubleshooting and maintenance purposes.
Inverter CPUs have revolutionized the field of control and response in various industries. With real-time capabilities, these CPUs enable efficient and accurate monitoring, control, and response in a wide range of applications.
Real-time control refers to the ability of an inverter CPU to continuously monitor and adjust various parameters within a system in response to changing conditions. This allows for precise control over the output of the inverter, ensuring optimal performance and efficiency. For example, in a solar power system, an inverter CPU can constantly monitor the amount of sunlight and adjust the power output accordingly, maximizing energy generation.
In addition to control, inverter CPUs also enable real-time response. This means that they can quickly analyze data and make necessary adjustments to ensure the system operates within desired parameters. For instance, in a manufacturing plant, an inverter CPU can detect equipment malfunctions or anomalies and respond immediately by shutting down the affected equipment or sending alerts to the operator.
Overall, real-time control and response with inverter CPUs offer several advantages. They improve system reliability by continuously monitoring and adjusting parameters. They also enhance energy efficiency by optimizing power output based on real-time conditions. Furthermore, the ability to quickly respond to anomalies or malfunctions minimizes downtime and improves overall productivity.
In conclusion, the incorporation of inverter CPUs with real-time control and response capabilities has significantly improved the efficiency, reliability, and productivity of various systems across industries. Their ability to monitor, control, and respond to changing conditions in real-time allows for optimal performance and enhanced user experience.


With the continuing evolution of electric and driverless car technologies, might we be in store for a new golden age of “roadside” architecture and infrastructural design? Transportation technologies are changing how we drive, store, and power vehicles. What opportunities do these new technologies represent for urban design?
Charging an electric car currently takes considerably longer than filling up a car at a gas station. At present, there are two primary options for charging an electric vehicle: a super charge or a standard charge. A super charge utilizes both alternating and direct current simultaneously to provide a vehicle with over 100 miles of charge in only 25 minutes, most often used by drivers who need the extra miles to get to their final destination. The standard charge method takes up to five hours to achieve the same level of charge. Many electric car owners charge their vehicle at night while at home, but drivers sometimes need to re-charge while out in the city. This begs the question: what should drivers do while they are held captive?
Electric and driverless cars are on the way-it’s time to rethink our gas stations as new civic space.
There is an incredible opportunity to re-think the “gas station” as an essential and contributing component of our communities… as a true civic space. Assuming that drivers would be looking to be entertained, fed, and placated while their car is charging, could the charging station become an incredible commercial and cultural opportunity? Store owners and developers would certainly find value in this proposition, but museums and other cultural venues could also see opportunity with such a captive, public audience. It is a rare design opportunity when we know that people are guaranteed to be at a given location for a set amount of time.
We have developed a concept for an electric car charging station in a new urban development. In order to accommodate both a small, urban, pedestrian-friendly site and to maximize the number of cars that can simultaneously utilize a standard charging system, we combined existing charger technologies with existing stack-parking technologies to create a charging tower. At ground level, super charge stations are housed beneath a lightweight canopy. Parking towers above are clad in a reflective, perforated metal, creating a beacon for those searching for parking and car charging.
This is not a new idea — our design utilizes a century-old method for stacking cars on a vertical carousel. It confronts the challenge of the charging station in dense urban areas, where large number of cars must be supported in a small footprint. As more electric cars traverse our roads, the need for additional charging locations will increase. For cities and other sites of dense car traffic (such as rest stops, major interstate exchanges, etc.), a vertical solution will be necessary.
Our prototype envisions the “gas station of the future”: an architectural beacon reflecting the cutting-edge nature of new automotive technologies and recalling the early optimism of the automobile age.


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Who’s casting All-Star votes for Justin Upton?
What perform a supermodel as well as an evangelical political strategist share? What about popular 1 / 2 of Outkast and our hometown burrito chain? All of them support Atlanta Brave Justin Upton’s All-Star bid. Oh, the same is true BJ Upton, in situation you wondered.
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Methods for determining thermophilic enzymatic activity include heating a substrate solution in a plurality of closed volumes to a predetermined reaction temperature. Without opening the closed volumes, at least one enzyme is added, substantially simultaneously, to the closed volumes. At the predetermined reaction temperature, the closed volumes are agitated and then the activity of the at least one enzyme is determined. The methods are conducive for characterizing enzymes of high-temperature reactions, with insoluble substrates, with substrates and enzymes that do not readily intermix, and with low volumes of substrate and enzyme. Systems for characterizing the enzymes are also disclosed.
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- Digital Doors Open
Built in 2011, the design of the Ottawa Humane Society celebrates its strong community values and commitment to the animals. The Shirley Kearns Memorial Adoption Centre was built to provide easy viewing and visiting of animals available for adoption. In the adoption centre, cats, dogs and small animals are housed in separate areas with rooms and enclosures designed to meet the animals’ daily needs. The education centre – a large, open, naturally lit room – hosts a variety of workshops and camps to teach pet owners about responsible pet ownership and animal welfare. In a modern clinic facility, veterinarians provide regular and emergency medical treatment for animals in shelter care. The clinic includes a critical care unit for Ottawa’s neediest animals, an X-ray room and surgery theatre. Before animals are ready for adoption, they are housed in the holding area. Holding is set up with high-volume/high-changeover air handling systems and full sanitary and wash-down facilities to provide maximum sanitation and to prevent the spread of disease. Administration is adjacent to the adoption centre and holding area to allow ease of access for staff and volunteers to the animal areas. The interconnected design promotes a strong connection between staff of various departments, volunteers and the public. During Digital Doors Open, take a virtual tour of the site and learn more about the important work that they do.
Contact info245 West Hunt Club Road
ArchitectureYear built: 2011
Architect: Hobin Architecture


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In my opinion, books are the best accessory.
”Pull up a chair, it’s a Saturday Book Share”.
My First Animalia by Graeme Base – I loved exploring this new adaptation of the beautiful book Animalia. I have had the app for this book for a few years but I really think this adjusted publication is quite well done. I appreciate that I can now introduce my young students to the world of Graeme Base and have a book that not only has the simplified alphabet and fun seek and find layer of the book but also the gorgeous alliterative alphabed from the original Animalia book.
I can see how this book would be especially entertaining for parents to share with their children. They can read aloud the powerful, beautiful language and at the same time have fun with the searching aspect. Honestly, I was humbled by my son’s quick searching skills when locating the hidden objects. I do think that Graeme Base is quite brilliant and I’m also happy to introduce the students who enjoy this book to his other books in the library. I think I’ll be featuring seek-and-find books from Where’s Wally to I-Spy to Spot 8 in a special library display soon, shall include Graeme Base’s creations as well!
About Pull up a chair, it’s a Saturday Book Share: I’ve had many books I review that I just want to feature. Simple and easy, celebrate a new book encounter. So that’s what Saturday Book Share is about for me, celebrating books! Perhaps some days I’ll share the book with a short reading of a portion. Or perhaps other days I’ll just share a glimpse of the book.


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College football coaches won’t be using any new technology during games anytime soon.
The NCAA announced in a press release that the Playing Rules Oversight Panel has delayed implementation of a rule allowing coaches to use electronic devices such as tablets in the press box and locker rooms during games until 2017.
The rule originally had been approved in March, but after inquiries from commissioners from all three divisions, the panel opted to delay the technological shift until next year. The NCAA decided more time was needed to ensure the new technology was used fairly and was feasible for all schools from the SEC to the FCS.
The transition to new technology in the college game has become inevitable as the NCAA attempts to catch up to the NFL in that regard. But unlike the NFL, colleges will not have access to this new technology on the field or sidelines even when the rule is passed next year. The NFL began using Microsoft Surface tablets on the sidelines in 2013 and is now considering implementing live video into those tablets for evaluation, rather than just still images.
Perhaps delaying this implementation is a prudent decision by the NCAA, which must ensure this positively impacts hundreds of schools. Coaches will just have to settle for the ol’ blackboard and pictures for now.


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A federal subsidy could knock down some barriers to housing for America’s 37,000 homeless veterans.
Homeless veterans live solitary and nomadic existences. At night, some sleep in cars parked near VA facilities, under freeway overpasses or in public parks.
While no federal program offers completely free housing for the homeless, a little-noticed statute is allowing those who help this population to obtain federal property at no cost, turning abandoned buildings and lots into hubs for social services.
Playwright Rebecca Stahl’s Everything in Between may be a message play, but as such it’s a fundamentally sound one. One of its virtues is the clear picture it furnishes of the kinds of behavior exhibited by sufferers of post-traumatic stress disorder when their illness goes untreated,
“Thank you for your service.”
It’s a line we hear and say a lot around Veteran’s Day, especially in California, home to 1.8 million veterans, more than in any other state.
But if we really want to show gratitude for our veterans, then we need to do more than utter a simple “thank you.” We need to help these brave heroes find a middle-class life when they return from serving our country.
According to the Department of Veterans Affairs annual survey of veterans, jobs are the biggest concern for our returning veterans and for good reason — the unemployment rate for veterans of recent conflicts is an unacceptable 10 percent and 1.5 million young veterans – many with families to support — currently live under the poverty line.
It hasn’t always been like this. According to Nick Berardino, Vietnam Veteran and General Manager of the Orange County Employees Association:
“When we came back from Vietnam,
Readers of Monday’s New York Times may be forgiven for thinking an article by James Dao was about a new insult to America’s military veterans. After all, Dao reported that soon all vets separated from active duty within the past year, without dishonorable discharges, might be facing an even harsher existence than military life – as Walmart employees. Study after study has shown the retail behemoth to be a cutthroat employer of last resort, most of whose business innovations seem to involve new ways to save the corporation money by slashing employee hours and benefits.
Somehow, though, that didn’t figure much into the Times story. Instead, we read about a patriotic company with plans to hire 100,000 service men and women – essentially any American vet who needs a job. The recruitment begins Memorial Day, no less. According to the Times:


text: Nuria is an incredible teacher, mentor, and mom. She is the reason we are successful in El Salvador. She helps mentor the LTP students so that they continue to be a positive influence in their communities. After spending time with Nuria we found out that she does not make enough to support herself and her family. Because of her huge influence and heart for the children in her community we want to rally behind her and give her the adequate support she needs to help take care of her family. That total monthly cost is $120. We are asking anyone to come alongside and be a part of sponsoring Nuria.

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