The yearlong study came out of the Colorado Attorney General's Office.
The Attorney General's study focused on the four counties with the highest suicide rates: El Paso, Pueblo, Mesa and La Plata. Romanoff said they showed some shared risk factors, from cyberbullying to pressure to fit in at school. But he said, adult mental health played a role too.
"Kids are sponges," Romanoff said. "So they pick up on the stress that adults in their lives feel."
According to the study, that could be stress that comes from unemployment and a slow economy in many of these areas.
Romanoff said identifying this wide range of risk factors is a good start toward prevention efforts in regions with high suicide rates, like in the Mountain West.
According to the United Health Foundation, the national teen suicide rate is 8.9 per 100,000 adolescents aged 15 to 19.
Wyoming's rate is 28.9 - more than three times the national rate. Utah's rate and Montana's rate are more than two times as much, at 21.2 and 22.5 respectively. Idaho's rate and Colorado's rate are nearly twice the national rate at 16.3 and 17.6 respectively.


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Theatrical Release: April 21, 1989
DVD Release: September 19, 2000
The Creeds have just moved to a new house in the countryside. Their house is perfect, except for two things: the semi-trailers that roar past on the narrow road, and the mysterious cemetary in the woods behind the house. The Creed's neighbours are reluctant to talk about the cemetary, and for good reason too.
The Creed family moves into a nice house in the country…the only oddity is the decades old "Pet Sematary" down a path behind their house. While the family is out on a picnic, the two year old son is hit and killed by a semi-truck. After the funeral, the dad decides to rebury his son in an ancient Indian burial ground in hopes that his son will come back to life and rejoin the family. The son does just that, but instead of returning as the sweet boy he was, he ends up killing the neighbor, and the mother is killed. The father takes charge and tries to stop his son before the situation magnifies.
This movie was definitely NOT a nice family film. I ended up watching the movie through my fingers so that the images were blurred and therefore I wouldn't have to clearly see them. There were multiple scenes with blood and gore including a ghost walking around with an open head wound and the boy slicing a man's Achilles tendon and mouth with a doctor's scalpel. If you are into horror this would be a "good" one for you, but because of the content, Dove cannot give "Pet Sematary" its stamp of approval.
Faith: None
Integrity: None
Sex: Husband and wife kiss.
Language: None
Violence: Man with severe head injury/open head wound, man with blood running out of his mouth, boy slices man's Achilles' tendon and mouth with a scalpel, woman hanging, dad injects cat and boy with lethal drug, dad sets son's body on fire, woman stabs husband (don't see it- only hear him scream)
Drugs: Smoking and drinking.
Nudity: None
Other: Ghost and the raising of the dead in the Indian Burial ground.
Company: Paramount
Writer: Stephen King
Director: Mary Lambert
Producer: Richard P. Rubinstein
Starring: Dale Midkiff, Fred Gwynne, Denise Crosby
Reviewer: Sarah Bennor

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Joseph Gbadamosi Adegoke Adelabu alias Adelabu Penkelemesi was a colossal in the political arena of Ibadan and the then Western Region before the independence of Nigeria in 1960. He was born in Oke-Oluokun, Ibadan, on September 3, 1915 to Mr. Sanusi Ashiyanbi Adelabu and Mrs Awujola Adelabu. At the tender age of five, Adegoke Adelabu lost his mother and then lived with his paternal aunt. Adegoke Adelabu attended St. David's C.M.S School in Kudeti, Ibadan from 1925 to 1929; CMS Central School, Mapo, Ibadan in 1930 and Government College, where he was a head boy, from 1931 to 1936. In 1936, he won a U.A.C scholarship to study commerce at Yaba Higher College but eventually left the college six months later to work as an assistant to the UAC Ibadan district manager. After working with UAC for some time, he was promoted to an Assistant Manager due to his hard and clever work. However, he left UAC in 1937 to start a business of his own which was unsuccessful. He later took up a civil service job, then returned to UAC in 1945 only to leave after a short period to start a textile trading business which was successful.
After acquiring little wealth from his textile business, Adegoke Adelabu got involved in politics. The starting point of his political career was traced to the period when Ibadan lineage chiefs (Mogajis) rose against Salami Agbaje, the then Otun Balogun of Ibadan, from becoming the Olubadan of Ibadan. In 1951, during the local elections, Adelabu and some other political elements formed a new party called the Ibadan People's Party to challenge the already established Ibadan Progressive Union and fortunately for Adelabu, the new party won all six seats to the Western Regional Assembly. However, the Ibadan People's Party broke apart after an informal alliance with NCNC was proposed by Adelabu. Adegoke Adelabu stayed with NCNC and became the secretary of the party's Western Province Working Committee. In 1954, Adelabu became the chairman of Ibadan District Council. Also, in the Federal elections of 1954, Adegoke Adelabu won a seat in the House of Representatives and later became the First National Vice President of NCNC and appointed Minister of Social Services. He held this post along with his chairmanship of the Ibadan district council. He later resigned from both positions after allegations of corruption by the opposition party, Action Group.
In 1956, Adelabu ran for a seat in the regional assembly as the leader of NCNC in the Western Region but his party lost majority seats to Action Group thus making Adelabu the leader of opposition in the Western House of Assembly.
Adegoke Adelabu alias Adelabu Penkelemesi was a strong politician, leader and had his ground, a firm ground, in Ibadan. He was fond of using the phrase "Peculiar mess" whenever he addresses the public. The non-literate segment of his followers who had never heard of the words peculiar and mess and never knew its meaning Yorubanized the phrase into "Penkelemesi" and then added it to his name- Adegoke Adelabu Penkelemesi. The people so much loved Adelabu. He was indeed a 'man of the people'. It was gathered that when he became the Minister of Labour, he was given an official limousine car which he drove to Ibadan to show his friends and followers and declared that the car belonged to them, not him. Also, when Adelabu was given an official residence in Ikoyi, the most exquisite part of Lagos inhabited mostly by the British and French, he called drummers from his hometown to celebrate the success which the British and French residents found disturbing. Adegoke Adelabu simply said, "If they do not like noise and drumming, they are free to go back to their own country." Adegoke Adelabu admitted being an egoist in a book he wrote in 1952 titled 'Africa In Ebullition: Being a handbook of freedom for Nigerian nationalists'.
On March 25, 1958, at the age of 43, Adegoke Adelabu met his untimely death in a fatal car accident on the Lagos-Ibadan expressway. His death sparked protest and chaos in Ibadan as many of his supporters claimed he was assassinated by his opponents with juju. Several properties were destroyed and people also lost their lives. The police arrested over 500 persons of whom 102 was charged with murder and others discharged and some, jailed. It was indeed a big loss, a "peculiar miss" for the people of Ibadan.
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Attention: There will be no baby class Saturday, April 6th. There will be no baby, or toddler classes Thursday, April 11th.
Sign up for Crafter School Care the new awesome after school care program at The Artnasium. For more information see here.
We have had such a great response in field trips & group trips that we are having to limit our weekly open studio hours. Open Studio hours are now on Thursdays 10:00am-2:00pm (also check out our classes on Thursdays) and Saturdays 10:00am-4:00pm. We will also be open the first Friday of each month from 6pm-9pm for Open Studio. If you would like to schedule a group or play date on another day please contact us to reserve your day. We also host parties and private events after hours call us to ask about your next event.
OPEN STUDIO: Children 19 months and older: $14 or you may purchase 3 passes for $36. Adults: Free (2 hour studio time) Children will enjoy creating and playing in our studio. Parent's may sit and relax while watching their children create or they can choose to join in the fun with their children. Open Studio days are Thursdays 10:00am-2:00pm and Saturdays 10am-4:00pm.
FIELD TRIPS: Includes Art Lesson, Open Studio, & Time for lunch. Call for pricing or to book your group to come. We book Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, and Fridays.
GROUPS: Discount pricing for groups of 15 or more. Call for pricing. We will book group visits of 8 or more on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday.
PUNCH CARD: $100 for 10 Open Studio Visits. That's a savings of $4 per visit!
Wondering what you will do at The Artnasium? Here is a list of some of our activities. We also offer special activities throughout the year. If you still have questions about us after reading this then give us a call. We are happy to answer all questions.
We believe children are born intrigued by the world around them. They need only the freedom and space to let their minds explore and learn. The Artnasium provides these opportunities with open studio time.
Some children want to learn specific skills or would like help developing their abilities so we feel it is important to offer classes to fit these needs. We keep our class sizes small to give children more individual attention. Classes are grouped by age for safety and so that instruction can be taught at the appropriate developmental level.
Let us host your next party. Birthday parties are important to children and we want to help celebrate. Our party coordinators are ready to help you with your child's special day. We also host team & club parties, and other events.
Here at The Artnasium we feel field trips should be fun and exciting! We provide students time in the studio to explore and create, an art lesson by an accredited teacher, and time for lunch if desired. Lesson plans are carefully developed by a certified teacher and include state standards.


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Dara ili Daras (strogrčki Δάρας) bio je važni istočnorimski utvrđeni grad u sjevernoj Mezopotamiji na granici sa Sasanidskim Carstvom. Zbog svoje velike strateške važnosti, oko njega su se često vodile borbe u bizantsko-perzijskim ratovima u 6. stoljeću, uključujući znamenitu bitku kod Dare 530. Nakon što su ga godine 639. zauzeli Arapi, izgubio je svoju stratešku važnost, te je postepeno napušten. Njegove ruševine se nalaze na mjestu sela Oğuz u suvremenoj Turskoj.

Vanjske poveznice

 Članak o gradu na Encyclopædia Iranica

Bizantski arheološki lokaliteti u Turskoj
Drevni gradovi u Turskoj
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Browser support - does the styling render the same in a wide range of commonly used browsers?
Ease of change - can we easily change the styles to meet changing customer needs?
Reuse - can we reuse commonly used styles easily?
Stability - can we safely change our styles without worrying about unrelated breakages?
Expressiveness - can we understand what our styles do, and do they make sense?
Performance - are our styles fast to load and render?
If this seems overwhelming, don't worry, we're here to help.
One issue you will face is that even with a brand-new HTML file, without any stylesheets imported, different browsers will render this file differently. The cause of this is differing browser-default styling.
The defacto-accepted solution to this is to use a CSS reset stylesheet (of which there are many). A CSS reset will ensure that all browsers have the same basic styles upon which you can start layering custom styles ontop of.
Note: most CSS frameworks prepackage a CSS reset.
You will also need to choose an approach to achieve a well-architected set of CSS styles.
On the one hand, CSS Frameworks are usually battle-tested in multiple browsers. Leveraging one can provide the benefit of support in many browsers. It is also much faster to get going with a CSS Framework, as many common components are likely implemented for you.
The downside is that many CSS frameworks are usually very large slabs of CSS code, which will have a significant impact on the size of your CSS assets - larger assets mean that your page load times will become slower.
Another criticism is that CSS frameworks allow you to do things their way, but provide little-to-no help when you want to implement a custom set of styles, and can sometimes hinder this process.


Family Dance & Silent Auction!!!!!
Enjoy a night of family fun with dancing and activities, bid on exciting items, and dinner available for purchase. Payne favorite Kona Ice will be on location!
Be on the lookout for items from some of these companies at our auction. Thank you for your generosity!
Interested in volunteering for our Family Dance or Silent Auction? Do you have a suggestion or an auction item you would like to donate? We would love to hear from you! Please email aliciampaquette@gmail.com.
The Payne Home & School Club is a non-profit organization made up of parents that support George C. Payne Elementary School.


If you find yourself stranded beside a broken down car anywhere in Hamilton day or night, don't worry. The team at ASR Towing have you covered. Give us a call and we'll send a flatbed truck to get you off the road and to your destination. For added convenience we can drop your vehicle off at the garage of your choice for repairs.
Not all break downs require towing but that doesn't mean that you don't need help! Give us a call if you've got a flat battery, flat tire, or if your engine has run out of gas. We'll plug your flat tire, recharge your battery, and refuel your gas tank to get you moving again.
You'll never be stuck for a place to get your car fixed up either; we have an extensive list of body shops with which we do contract work and we have commercial contracts in place with companies like Intact. We also offer a flat rate for towing anywhere in Hamilton (call for long distance rates).


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Ribeira Seca é uma freguesia no município de Vila Franca do Campo, na costa sul da Ilha de São Miguel, Portugal.

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De acordo com o censo de 2011 a freguesia de Ribeira Seca tinha 1 106 habitantes

 Gil, Artur (2005) Plano de Gestão da Zona de Protecção Especial Pico da Vara/Ribeira do Guilherme
 Guia de Portugal (Acedido Março 2008)
 João Filipe Mendes Fernandes (2004) Caracterização Climática das Ilhas de São Miguel e Santa Maria com Base no Modelo Cielo
 Junta de Freguesia da Ribeira Seca (Acedido Março 2008)
 Partidário, M.R. (1999) Introdução ao Ordenamento do Território; Universidade Aberta; Lisboa
 SPEA Sociedade Portuguesa para o Estudo das Aves (Acedido Março 2008)
 SIDDAMB Sistema de Informação e documentação de Direito do Ambiente (Acedido Março 2008)
 Vieira, Catarina Pacheco (2007) Estrutura Ecológica em Ilhas – O caso de S. Miguel; Universidade dos Açores, Departamento de Biologia
 Zbyszewski (1959) Enquadramento Geomorfológico

Freguesias de Vila Franca do Campo


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The voucher is non-transferable, not eligible for resale and cannot be redeemed for cash.
If a voucher is used against a session where the total value is less than that of the voucher then the remaining balance will be returned the customer in the form of a voucher, no cash value will be returned to the voucher holder.
Please treat vouchers as cash. Lost vouchers cannot be replaced.
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One of the most difficult aspects of breaking covenant is recognizing our own part or what we have done by our actions to contribute to the brokenness. It is a humble and vulnerable place to own our part. It forces us to acknowledge our imperfections.
Since we realized as a congregation it was inevitable we will break our covenant with each other, we made sure to put in the following phrase: When we fall out of covenant, we recognize, reflect, and re-engage.
Chris George, a member of the Pacific Western Region's Healthy Congregations Team, offers some of the ways in which we can respond when conflict, uncertainty and anxiety arise in congregational life.
What's the most important factor in your congregation's future success? More important than anything else, it is the quality of your leadership. Regional Lead Rev. Dr. James Kubal-Komoto on the need for leadership in congregations and the new PWR Leadership Experience 2019.
The PWR Healthy Congregations Team's purpose is to provide training, consultation and assessment for congregations who wish to embrace healthy communications and proactively engage conflict.
The PWR Multicultural Team, composed of 2/3 people of color and 1/3 white accomplices, is going on hiatus while they explore news ways of bringing this work to life in youth groups, cons and congregations.
The Pacific Western Region is launching a brand new leadership development pilot program, online and in-person, for 2019. Learn more.
It's early in the fire season and already two of our congregations in Colorado have received funds from the UUA Disaster Relief Fund to help members of their congregations and community partners in Durango and Carbondale.
LeaderLab is a set of resources representing a range of perspectives in leadership development and congregational life. Find articles, videos, webinars, tips, tools, tutorials, and links to other valuable online resources.
The Mountain Desert District annual gathering keynote address, "On Becoming a Grown Up: Spiritual Maturity With and Without God ," was given by Rev. Dr. Kendyl Gibbons. The full text of the keynote and notes from Rev. Dr. Gibbons workshop are available.
Board Development days are for congregational teams (board members and clergy) to explore and learn together.
At Mount Diablo UU Church in Walnut Creek, California, the Pacific Central District's Assembly featured a UUA Presidential Candidates Forum hosted by Rev. Dr. James Kubal-Komoto, PWR Regional Lead, and moderated by Rev. Leslie Takahashi.
The PNWD District Assembly on February 25th in Eugene, Oregon included the following Forum featuring the three Candidates for UUA President, Rev. Susan Frederick Gray , Rev. Alison Miller and Rev. Jeanne Pupke , and moderated by UUA Moderator, Jim Key .
For more information contact pwr@uua.org.


"Towards earlier diagnosis and treatment of disorders of the brain" by Monica Di Luca, David Nutt, Wolfgang Oertel, Patrice Boyer, Joke Jaarsma, Frederic Destrebecq, Giovanni Esposito & Vinciane Quoidbach.
FENS and IBRO/PERC are happy to announce the successful travel grants applicants to attend the FENS Forum 2018 in Berlin.
The 8th annual Art of Neuroscience competition is now open for submissions.
Are you planning to attend SfN 2018? Request your ISM slot to present your abstract and register at member rates.
Read the editorial on "Explorations and perspectives on the neurobiological bases of autism spectrum disorder", by John J. Foxe Sophie Molholm Stephane J. Baudouin Mark T. Wallace.
On 23-24 April, the European Brain Council (EBC) will hold a two-day event that will include three separate but complementary sessions on "FP9 and Missions", "The Value of Innovation", and "Brain Research: Shifting Gears and Going Global".
Serving a three-year appointment, the next Editor-in-Chief (EiC) for BrainFacts.org will be the third Editor-in-Chief, following John Morrison and Nicholas Spitzer. The EiC's term will begin 1 January 2019, after a period of transition with Dr. Morrison.
Spring is with us, the evenings are lighter and our optimism about the 20th Anniversary FENS Forum in Berlin has been fully justified. More neuroscientists than at any previous Forum have registered to attend and there are 4000 abstract submissions.
Dr. Cristina García Cáceres, awarded with the prize, will be the ERA-NET Neuron/Excellent Paper in Neuroscience Award Special Lecturer at the FENS Forum 2018. Her presentation entitled "Astrocytic Insulin Signaling Couples Brain Glucose Uptake with Nutrient Availability", will be held on Wednesday 11 July.
FENS warmly congratulates the recipients of the FENS Forum travel grants from the German Neuroscience Society.
The USA Nationals of the World's Largest Neuroscience Competition for Teenagers was held this week. Chapter winners from 54 cities and 37 states competed.
Congratulations to the 4 winners of the 2018 FENS travel grants offered by Proteintech.
Four neuroscientists working in the UK, Belgium and Germany have today (6 March) won the world's most valuable prize for brain research.
FENS warmly congratulates the fifteen applicants, members of the Society for Neuroscience, who have been awarded a travel grant by SfN to attend the FENS Forum 2018 (7-11 July, Berlin, Germany).
EJN editors will attend several conferences this year. Have a look and get the chance to meet them.
The deadline for early registration and abstracts for presentations at the FENS Forum looms, and we find ourselves in the midst of a surge of submissions. This is no surprise - the 20th Anniversary of FENS at the Berlin Forum (7-11 July 2018) is destined to be a wonderful celebration of neuroscience. It's going to be THE neuroscience meeting of 2018.
Under the management of the Executive Director, the role holder will oversee the planning, implementation, and delivery of specific short-term and long-term EARA advocacy and public engagement projects in Germany, Belgium, Portugal and other countries as directed.
Larry Weiskrantz, the pre-eminent neuropsychologist, founding member and twice President of EBBS which celebrates its 50th anniversary this year and former chair of the Department of Psychology in Oxford died recently.
FENS provided four travel grants to help young investigators, PhD or MSc students to attend the 41th Annual Meeting of Japan Neuroscience Society (New Horizon of Neuroscience, 26-29 July 2018, Kobe Convention Center, Japan).
The International Neuroinformatics Coordinating Facility funded the recording of lectures during the CAJAL Course in Computational Neuroscience (CCCN) 2017, held at the Champalimaud Center For The Unknown.