If you really want to have a nice and stunning gardening space without putting excessive efforts into it, then you will need to work on doing more than simply making your curb appeal matter again. Maintenance will be one extremely important part of the job, so you will need to work on doing this on a regular basis. This should take some organizing but in the long run you will need to be aware of the smaller details of the job as well. You can find some really good landscaping companies out there that will give you a way to do this professionally without any damage. What kind of approach would be necessary is up to you, but you won't have to deal with garden maintenance and lawn care alone.
Working together with a landscaping company should give you an edge you can use if you want to tie things together with greater success. You can do a lot of good that way since you won't have to possess gardening tools or the knowledge to use them at all. Having a good lawnmower of your own can let you work on lawn care, not to mention with a string trimmer you will have a lot better chances to deal with the finer details of the job. You may not have the time to deal with this, but on the other hand you can work with a reliable landscaping company to make the efforts less of a problem.
If you have stopped your attempts at using complex designs for your landscaping work, then you will have to look toward ways you can use the more simple solutions in a creative way. Landscaping should make your place look even better, but the projects you want to work on will need to be maintained just as much as any other things out there. Look toward small projects you can use to implement into your daily routines and ideas. Gazebos, additional plant spaces around your garden and more will be a good addition. A company would let you see new ways and ideas you can handle this in a more creative way.
Once figure this out you will you should focus on trimming, mowing and more when you work on the gardening areas. Assuming you have the time to work on this you should make it happen on a monthly basis. It should be one simple solution to work on this every so often, as it will allow you to pull things off quite safely and without having to worry about your garden growing out of control when you're not looking.
To make sure you have done your research into landscaping and gardening you will need to look at multiple companies on the market that offer the services you need. Look for the more specialized type of gardening services if you need them, just make sure you choose a company that has been on the market long enough to make things matter.
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Landscaping companies are quite expensive so we can't go there.
However in doing some research and from practical experience, I found that once the weeds were out of the soil, woodchip mulch was the best thing for keeping weeds out and moisture in the soil.
Woodchip mulch is tree trimmings that have been munched in big tub grinders or large choppers and taken to refuge sites.
Refuge sites often give it away free to home gardeners or they will sell it to burn to make biochar which is sold to gardeners.
The secret is to apply it no thinner than 4-6".
I've had chips on my garden for three years now and I no longer need to till the soil because it is incredibly soft, and full of earth worms which fertilize the soil. The chips continually break down and feed the soil also.
That is quite neat. I have heard of using woodchip before. I'm glad it's worked so well for you!


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$2.1 million gift to help Hiram College become more technologically advanced
Hiram College is launching a new mobile technology initiative with the help of a $2.1 million gift, the largest in the school's history, according to a news release.
The gift from Dean Scarborough, Avery Dennison Corp.'s former CEO and a Hiram graduate, and his wife Janice Bini will support the new "Tech and Trek" initiative. The release said the initiative will allow the college to give each of its full-time, traditional students, faculty and staff an iPad Pro, Apple Pencil and keyboard bundle.
Phase two of the initiative will expand it to Hiram's non-traditional students, including graduate students and students pursuing "completion degrees" through its community college partner sites, the release stated. The college will also upgrade its equipment and wireless infrastructure across campus.
"I am certain this effort to put iPad Pros in the hands of our students, faculty and staff will increase student engagement and better prepare graduates for the digital collaboration, analyses and immediacy that characterize today's workplace," Heather Balas, director of career and academic development, said in the release.
Scarborough is a member of Hiram's board of trustees. He and Bini also gave the college a $1 million gift that was announced in May 2016.

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This morning I conducted a memorial service and one of the friends of the family mentioned that she enjoyed my articles in Joy! Magazine. Her husband kindly added that he had been blessed by the sermon, and these two comments inspired me to produce this short article.
Psalm 90 verse 12 reads; 'teach us to number our days aright, that we may gain a heart of wisdom.' How many days do we have left on this planet? None of us know and often our lives here terminate suddenly and unexpectedly, so it is important that we make the best use of the days we have on Earth. Yet often we spend our time, energy, and passion on things that have little or no eternal significance. Some people dwell on past triumphs, disappointments, hurts, and achievements, but the past is gone and cannot be relived. Other folks worry a lot about future finances, politics, or their children's prospects, yet we cannot control the future no matter how much we worry or plan.
This is why Jesus said; "So don't worry about tomorrow, for tomorrow will bring its own worries. Today's trouble is enough for today" (Matthew 6:34).
Of course the Lord Jesus had in mind only our tomorrows on this planet when He told us not to worry, for He taught comprehensively at other times that we should be very mindful of our eternal 'tomorrows'. Paul picked up on this when he wrote in 1 Corinthians 15:19 that 'if only for this life we have hope in Christ, we are to be pitied more than all men.' The Christian life begins here and now but it endures for eternity. So, we should not be worrying about our earthly tomorrow, but we should be giving serious consideration to our eternal tomorrow. What should be the focus of our lives today are the things that survive death and endure forever.
When my wife and I visited Hong Kong many years ago we were intrigued to see family groups at the shrines burning paper models of houses, cars and mock dollar bills. When we inquired about this we were told that they believed that by doing this their recently departed loved one would receive these material things in the afterlife. We smile indulgently when we encounter this sort of thinking yet so many of us do something equally irrational.
We burn up our precious time, energy, and talent to leave behind a legacy when we die.
Some people actually bring on their own early demise my burning themselves out in producing a business, a book, a work of art, or a large cash deposit. Somehow they believe that they can live on through their legacy. But we don't continue to exist in this way; we live on literally, not just figuratively, for we are eternal beings. And we cannot take our legacies with us for the only things that survive physical death are relationships, formed and forged in the fire of today but enduring forever.
By far the most important relationship we can have is with the Lord Jesus Christ. I believe that the life purpose of every man and woman on this planet is to come to know Jesus, to become like Him, and to help others to do likewise. We come to know Him, and we become like Him in this lifetime; today. We help others to know Him and become like Him, today. Relationship with Jesus is today's highest priority. Second in importance are our relationships with one another. The logic of the Christian relationship priority is simple: If I know Jesus Christ as saviour and lord then I will live with Him forever; and if you have the same sort of relationship with Jesus, then our relationship with each other will also endure eternally in Christ Jesus.
Life is so frenetic and pressured that many people seldom consider eternal things unless confronted by something like the death of a loved one. So I would like to invite you not to wait for that eventuality but to take this opportunity, today, to consider your eternal relationships. How rich and strong is your relationship with Jesus? What is the quality of your other relationships; are they fractured or whole, loving or distant? And please remember that these are the only things that matter in eternity – your relationship with the Lord Jesus and your relationship with others.


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To Yeet or Not to Yeet, the Hi-Point 'Name-The-Nine' Situation
by Max Slowik on June 20, 2019
Related Tags: 9mm, Buzz, Handguns, Heckler & Koch, Hi-Point
No Yeet Cannon? Why, Hi-Point, Why? Even HK wants to yeet with you. (Photo: Hi-Point/Facebook)
Hi-Point Firearms, the humble American budget gun maker, decided to make a splash in the high-speed, low-drag black gun market at the top of this year with a to-be-named suppressor-ready tactical mid-size pistol for…giggles?
Yes and no. Sure, the idea of picking up a tacticool Hi-Point suppressor host that costs less than a tax stamp is funny and charming, but it's also the company's way of saying that they make serious guns that can deliver performance in a demanding sector full of demanding users.
Of course we can't know how well the upcoming handgun will do until it becomes available, and before Hi-Point can start selling the gun, they're going to have to name it. What do you call Hi-Point's newest elite tactical pro operator model? Not even Hi-Point had the answer to that question, so the company turned to help from the internet with the hashtag Namethe9, i.e. #Namethe9.
Hi-Point issued an open request for names from fans and would-be buyers to come up with a name, and after weeks of submissions and voting, four names rose to the top, Student of the Gun, the Problem Solver, We Like Shooting and the Yeet Cannon.
Then in the latest round of voting, neither the PS9 nor the YC9 made the list. The internet would have no part in that. And in rare form, neither would industry leader Heckler & Koch.
In one sense, it's understandable for a company to choose not to pick a brand that has negative implications, which is the case for the Problem Solver, but yeet?
Yeet is a slang expression for joy, like "yolo" and "woot," and is defined by dictionary.com as "an exclamation of excitement, approval, surprise, or all-around energy often as issued when doing a dance move or throwing something."
HK says "Good things to come. Great success. Yeet." (Photo: HK/Facebook)
Hi-Point's social media pages were instantly bombarded with thousands of angry posts by people who would settle for nothing less than a Yeet Cannon of their own. Heckler & Koch upped the ante by announcing a special edition MK23 Yeet Cannon and a side-by-side photo shoot with Hi-Point.
"Please take some advice from someone who doesn't listen to their customers, you really really should," said H&K's Social Media Girl. "Swallow your pride, get out your crayons, and write a letter to your legions of almost new customers and call it the YC-9.
"We promise to do a collaborative photoshoot with you. We will bring a MK23 specially marked YC-45. This is not a joke. The powers of 2 Yeet Cannons, the original and the little brother, would be unstoppable."
Facing insurmountable pressure, Hi-Point has reconsidered the Yeet Cannon, the clear leader of all the names submitted, against the second-place runner up.
A final vote will pit two names, the Yeet Cannon and the to-be-determined candidate, head to head. The vote begins on June 25 and runs through July 15. While the opposition hasn't been determined, it will have to be a stellar title to beat the Yeet Cannon with all of its momenta now.
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Bob Hodge August 6, 2020, 11:57 am
FU cannon 9mm. For all the nay sayers out there about the yeet cannnon.
Thomas Flynn July 19, 2019, 2:22 pm
Is any retailer maintaining a waiting list to purchase this Hi-Point? I believe the demand will be fairly high once they are available for sale. A larger retailer that can work out a deal with Hi-Point will probably do very well. Please let me know so I can be first on the list.
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Ray July 18, 2019, 1:20 pm
Why not HQBB9 high quality budget based 9? They do make very reasonable products that do the job
Intended without breaking the bank
Yeet Cannon "I am inevitable" June 25, 2019, 9:50 pm
Vote for Yeet Cannon YC9 name on
hi-pointfirearms.com through July 15.
allfour1 June 22, 2019, 11:46 am
High Point isn't for me; but imaginative, break from the mold marketing works for many products. And if they sold more, that generates capital to create additional designs. Instead of downgrading a companies efforts, let them play the game differently.
I can think of some foreign cars that made that hurdle. . .the very same way.
Brian Wall June 22, 2019, 4:16 am
How about "UP YOURS"? This seems entirely appropriate, as Hi-Point gets no respect from people who have never even fired one of their products, but still like to mouth off. They're ugly. They're clunky. But, THEY WORK! Not everyone has thousands of dollars to spend on a super-slick firearm. Nor do those folks need a competition gun. They're too busy putting food on the table to feed their family to enter competitions. I only own one of their products, a pistol-caliber carbine. It's a pain in the butt to field-strip, but it's accurate and has never malfunctioned. Just my 2-cents.
Kevin Baxter June 21, 2019, 2:26 pm
I guess they did not like my recommendation: HST-9 for hot, steaming, turd.
I really would be embarrassed if my firearm was a High Point, which really should be named Low Point.
John L June 21, 2019, 8:39 pm
Forget the weapon. You should be embarrassed for being an elitist shit poster denigrating an American gun producer.
Will Drider June 21, 2019, 2:21 pm
I guess "Designer" Brick on a Stick didn't make the cut. Neither did 'UBR": ugly but reliable. All in all, it is a n improvement over the old design. Keep the price point and make money.
Steve in Detroit June 21, 2019, 8:51 am
It should have been BB9. Blow Back 9. I'll stick with a Browning design thank you.
Link Lackluster June 21, 2019, 8:27 am
The mockers will mock.


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#if !NOSOCKET
using System;
using System.Collections.Generic;
using System.Linq;
using System.Net;
using System.Text;
using System.Threading.Tasks;

namespace NBitcoin.Protocol.Behaviors
{
	[Flags]
	public enum AddressManagerBehaviorMode
	{
		/// <summary>
		/// Do not advertise or discover new peers
		/// </summary>
		None = 0,
		/// <summary>
		/// Only advertise known peers
		/// </summary>
		Advertize = 1,
		/// <summary>
		/// Only discover peers
		/// </summary>
		Discover = 2,
		/// <summary>
		/// Advertise known peer and discover peer
		/// </summary>
		AdvertizeDiscover = 3,
	}

	/// <summary>
	/// The AddressManagerBehavior class will respond to getaddr and register advertised nodes from addr messages to the AddressManager.
	/// The AddressManagerBehavior will also receive feedback about connection attempt and success of discovered peers to the AddressManager, so it can be used later to find valid peer faster.
	/// </summary>
	public class AddressManagerBehavior : NodeBehavior
	{
		public static AddressManager GetAddrman(Node node)
		{
			return GetAddrman(node.Behaviors);
		}
		public static AddressManager GetAddrman(NodeConnectionParameters parameters)
		{
			if (parameters == null)
				throw new ArgumentNullException(nameof(parameters));
			return GetAddrman(parameters.TemplateBehaviors);
		}

		public static AddressManager GetAddrman(NodeBehaviorsCollection behaviors)
		{
			if (behaviors == null)
				throw new ArgumentNullException(nameof(behaviors));
			var behavior = behaviors.Find<AddressManagerBehavior>();
			if (behavior == null)
				return null;
			return behavior.AddressManager;
		}
		public static void SetAddrman(Node node, AddressManager addrman)
		{
			if (node == null)
				throw new ArgumentNullException(nameof(node));
			SetAddrman(node.Behaviors, addrman);
		}

		public static void SetAddrman(NodeConnectionParameters parameters, AddressManager addrman)
		{
			if (parameters == null)
				throw new ArgumentNullException(nameof(parameters));
			SetAddrman(parameters.TemplateBehaviors, addrman);
		}

		int _PeersToDiscover = 1000;
		/// <summary>
		/// The minimum number of peers to discover before trying to connect to a node using the AddressManager (Default: 1000)
		/// </summary>
		public int PeersToDiscover
		{
			get
			{
				return _PeersToDiscover;
			}
			set
			{
				_PeersToDiscover = value;
			}
		}

		public static void SetAddrman(NodeBehaviorsCollection behaviors, AddressManager addrman)
		{
			if (behaviors == null)
				throw new ArgumentNullException(nameof(behaviors));
			var behavior = behaviors.Find<AddressManagerBehavior>();
			if (behavior == null)
			{
				// FIXME: Please take a look at this
				behavior = new AddressManagerBehavior(addrman);
				behaviors.Add(behavior);
			}
			behavior.AddressManager = addrman;
		}

		public AddressManagerBehavior(AddressManager manager)
		{
			if (manager == null)
				throw new ArgumentNullException(nameof(manager));
			_AddressManager = manager;
			Mode = AddressManagerBehaviorMode.AdvertizeDiscover;
		}

		public AddressManagerBehaviorMode Mode
		{
			get;
			set;
		}
		AddressManager _AddressManager;
		public AddressManager AddressManager
		{
			get
			{
				return _AddressManager;
			}
			set
			{
				AssertNotAttached();
				if (value == null)
					throw new ArgumentNullException(nameof(value));
				_AddressManager = value;
			}
		}
		protected override void AttachCore()
		{
			AttachedNode.StateChanged += AttachedNode_StateChanged;
			AttachedNode.MessageReceived += AttachedNode_MessageReceived;
		}

		void AttachedNode_MessageReceived(Node node, IncomingMessage message)
		{
			var payload = message.Message.Payload;
			if (payload is SendAddrV2Payload)
			{
				node.PreferAddressV2 = true;
				return;
			}

			if ((Mode & AddressManagerBehaviorMode.Advertize) != 0)
			{
				if (payload is GetAddrPayload)
				{
					var addressesToSend = AddressManager.GetAddr()
						.Where(a => a.Endpoint.IsValid())
						.Where(a => node.PreferAddressV2 || a.IsAddrV1Compatible)
						.Take(1000)
						.ToArray();

					node.SendMessageAsync(node.PreferAddressV2
						? new AddrV2Payload(addressesToSend)
						: new AddrPayload(addressesToSend));
				}
			}

			if ((Mode & AddressManagerBehaviorMode.Discover) != 0)
			{
				if (payload is AddrPayload addr)
				{
					AddressManager.Add(addr.Addresses, node.RemoteSocketAddress);
				}
			}
		}

		void AttachedNode_StateChanged(Node node, NodeState oldState)
		{
			if ((Mode & AddressManagerBehaviorMode.Discover) != 0)
			{
				if (node.State <= NodeState.Disconnecting && oldState == NodeState.HandShaked)
					AddressManager.Connected(node.Peer);
				if (node.State == NodeState.HandShaked)
					AddressManager.Good(node.Peer);
			}
		}

		protected override void DetachCore()
		{
			AttachedNode.StateChanged -= AttachedNode_StateChanged;
		}

		#region ICloneable Members

		public override object Clone()
		{
			return new AddressManagerBehavior(AddressManager)
			{
				PeersToDiscover = PeersToDiscover,
				Mode = Mode
			};
		}

		internal void DiscoverPeers(Network network, NodeConnectionParameters parameters)
		{
			if (Mode.HasFlag(AddressManagerBehaviorMode.Discover))
				AddressManager.DiscoverPeers(network, parameters, PeersToDiscover);
		}

		#endregion
	}
}
#endif

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A: Run the following commands:
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Since writing my rant on SBAR last week, I want to pursue the issue of standardization of communication in healthcare. As I said in my earlier post, many patient safety experts insist, correctly, that healthcare is a very complicated endeavor. There are many many factors, that people trying to deliver healthcare services cannot control. They can't always control the larger system, they can't control the patient's genetics, anatomy, physiology, psychological response, home environment, etc. They can't control the finances of their institution. As I said earlier, the list goes on and on. There are, however, things they can control and how they communicate with one another is one of them. When one considers people's response to communication techniques like SBAR — a technique that has been promoted by TeamSTEPPS and many other organizations and institutions, the fundamental question is what is the purpose of communication? Put another way, what is the primary goal of communication between those who work in healthcare.
"In the health care workplace, the professional lexicon of medicine is the talk form, whose use is recognized by physicians to signal possession of authoritative knowledge and professional expertise. For well over a century now, nurses have been firmly instructed—both in their professional educations and in the policies and norms of their workplaces—to refrain from using such "medical language." This proprietary language has been reserved for physicians because its use, in some circumstances, constitutes diagnosis ("the patient has pneumonia"), a function and privilege assigned by law as well as by long and carefully enforced custom to physicians only. On the basis of this legal privilege, nursing has been classified and categorized as subordinate to medicine, and its activities have been rendered largely invisible through what Geoffrey C. Bowker and Susan Leigh Star, authors of Sorting Things Out: Classification and Its Consequences, describe as the valorization of one point of view, which often renders another entirely invisible.
"Under penalty of disciplinary action, nurses have been enjoined, for instance, from saying or noting in a patient's chart that that the patient "has developed a respiratory infection" or a "urinary tract infection," or is "hallucinating." This is medical-speak. Rather, nurses must report in descriptive terms the indicators that lead them to their suspicions. Thus a nurse would say, "The patient is experiencing frequency of urination and burning," or "The patient is seeing little white elephants." They are taught to leave the doctor to reach the diagnosis and apply the correct medical label. Both physicians and nursing managers reinforce these lessons by reprimanding or disciplining nurses who violate these linguistic norms. Nurses can even lose their licensure if found to be "practicing medicine without a [medical] license" (which includes making medical diagnoses). This penalty for "practicing medicine" (vs. practicing nursing) is explicit in states' nursing practice acts.
"Neither the residents nor the faculty physicians in this hospital, participating in a 2007 discussion of strategies for improving interprofessional communication, had any inkling that nurses were actually not permitted to use the language they as physicians would have preferred, respected, and found authoritative; nor could they use the same shorthand forms (such as SOAP notes) for communicating their clinical impressions and recommendations. As this hospital made its transition in 2010 to electronic medical records, two separate electronic systems were put in place for physician and nursing patient records, thus further ensuring the separation of the two professions' assessments, plans, and activity records, and reinforcing for physicians—by making them now physically invisible—the sense of the nursing notes' irrelevance to patient care. The two systems are not linked electronically, and for the first six weeks or so of their deployment physicians could not gain entry into the nursing note system if they wanted to because they had not been issued password access.
SBAR has been a way to correct this problem. But it seems it is now victim of the same kinds of dynamics that created the problem in the first place. So the real question is again, what is the purpose of communication – to communicate who is above and who is below in the medical hierarchy or to create predictable patterns of communication and behavior so that there is less chaos, disrespect, and confusion in the healthcare setting? The entire edifice of patient safety depends on the answer to this question.


Central College senior Ashley Cliff has been accepted into a competitive Energy Science and Engineering Ph.D. program at the University of Tennessee-Knoxville.
Ashley Cliff '16 has been accepted into a competitive Energy Science and Engineering Ph.D. program at the University of Tennessee-Knoxville. She begins research this summer with Oak Ridge National Laboratory.


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Poetry, Drama & Criticism > Literature: history & criticism > Literary studies
Radical Indecision: Barthes, Blanchot, Derrida, and the Future of Criticism (Paperback)
Leslie Hill (author)
In his newest book, ""Radical Indecision"", esteemed scholar Leslie Hill poses the following question: If the task of a literary critic is to make decisions about the value of a literary work or the values embodied in it, decisions in turn based on some inherited or established values, what happens when that piece of literature fails to subscribe to the established values? Put another way, how should literary criticism respond to the paradox that in order to make critical judgements of literary works, it is first necessary to suspend judgement and to consider the impossibility of making a final decision? Hill pursues these ideas in the works of leading French critics Roland Barthes, Maurice Blanchot, and Jacques Derrida, discussing writers such as Sade, Mallarme, Proust, Artaud, Genet, Celan, and Duras. Hill concludes that, despite their differences, Barthes, Blanchot, and Derrida share a conviction that criticism cannot take place without exposure to that resistance to decision that is inseparable from reading and that they address diversely as the 'neuter' or the 'undecidable'. ""Radical Indecision"" offers the first sustained exploration of the 'undecidable'. This comprehensive book breathes new life into the discipline of literary theory and will be essential reading for students and scholars alike.
Publisher: University of Notre Dame Press
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The U.S. Supreme Court adopted a Special Master's determination that Nebraska "knowingly failed" to comply with its obligations under a 2002 settlement agreement that resolved an underlying water allocation dispute between Nebraska and Kansas. The settlement established mechanisms to accurately measure water and promote compliance with the Republican River Compact. In 2007, after the first post-settlement accounting period, Kansas petitioned the Court for monetary and injunctive relief, claiming that Nebraska had substantially exceeded its water allocation. A Special Master determined Nebraska violated the settlement, and the Court agreed. Nebraska failed to put adequate compliance mechanisms in place despite knowing there was a substantial risk that it would violate Kansas' rights. The Court rejected Nebraska's argument that it could not have anticipated unprecedented drought conditions because "its efforts to comply would have been inadequate absent the luckiest of circumstances." In addition, because Nebraska's benefit from its breach exceeded the $3.7 million loss Kansas suffered, the Special Master recommended that Nebraska disgorge part of its additional gain; again, the Court adopted the Special Master's recommendation. Nebraska argued that disgorgement is improper because it did not act "deliberately." But disgorgement is appropriate where, as here, one state has "recklessly gambled" with another state's rights to a scarce natural resource. However, the Court did agree with Nebraska that the settlement agreement's accounting procedures improperly charged the state for using imported water. It therefore ordered that the accounting procedures be amended as recommended by the Special Master. Kagan, J., delivered the opinion of the Court, in which Kennedy, Ginsburg, Breyer, and Sotomayor, JJ., joined, and in which Roberts, C.J., joined as to Parts I and III. Roberts, C.J., and Scalia, J., filed opinions concurring in part and dissenting in part. Thomas J., filed an opinion concurring in part and dissenting in part, in which Scalia and Alito, JJ., joined, and in which Roberts, C.J., joined as to Part III.


Toronto, ON — Creating a positive corporate culture is top of mind for employers looking to recruit and retain talent, according to a new study from global staffing firm Robert Half. The research, which surveyed Canadian and U.S. senior managers and professionals, examines why workplace culture is increasingly under the microscope; it's featured in a report, Organizational Culture: The Make-or-Break Factor in Hiring and Retention.
Two in five workers in Canada (40 per cent) wouldn't accept a job that was a perfect match if the corporate culture clashed. More than one-third of U.S. workers (35 per cent) felt similarly.
Nine out of 10 Canadian (90 per cent) and U.S. (91 per cent) managers said a candidate's fit with the organizational culture is equal to or more important than their skills and experience.
While workers in both Canada and the U.S. said their ideal corporate culture is supportive or team-oriented, most described their company as traditional.
The surveys were developed by Robert Half and conducted by independent research firms. They include responses from more than 500 Canadian and more than 1,000 U.S. workers 18 years of age or older and employed in office environments and more than 1,200 Canadian and more than 5,500 U.S. senior managers at companies with 20 more employees.


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Listening Modes in Concerts: A Review and Conceptual Model
Christian Weining
Zeppelin University, Friedrichshafen, Germany
Christian Weining, Zeppelin Universität, Am Seemoser Horn 20, 88045 Friedrichshafen, Germany. E-mail: christian.weining@zu.de
Music Perception (2022) 40 (2): 112–134.
https://doi.org/10.1525/mp.2022.40.2.112
Christian Weining; Listening Modes in Concerts: A Review and Conceptual Model. Music Perception 1 December 2022; 40 (2): 112–134. doi: https://doi.org/10.1525/mp.2022.40.2.112
While the use of music in everyday life is much studied, the ways of listening to music during live performances have hardly been considered. To fill this gap and provide a starting point for further research, this article accomplishes two goals: First, it presents a literature review of the field of listening modes, encompassing seven categories of modes of listening to music. The categories identified in the literature are: diffuse listening, bodily listening, emotional listening, associative listening, structural listening, reduced listening, and causal listening. Subsequently, a conceptual model of music listening in Western classical concerts is developed on the basis of the identified categories and the Ecological Theory of Perception. In this framework, the Western classical concert is understood as a social-aesthetic event in which the experience of the audience is determined by many factors. It is argued that the frame of the concert (location, setting, staging, light, etc.) influences the listening mode and this in turn influences the aesthetic experience. The hypotheses derived from the review and the model are suitable for empirical investigation and expand the understanding of music listening in concerts and beyond.
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Gerhard Otto Prager, manchmal auch als Gerd Prager geführt, (* 1. Februar 1920 in Oberplanitz; † 17. Juli 1975 in Mainz) war ein deutscher Redakteur, Herausgeber, Fernsehproduzent und Schriftsteller. Prager war von 1973 bis 1975 Programmdirektor des ZDF.

Leben und Karriere
Gerd Prager, geboren 1920 im sächsischen Oberplanitz, war Leutnant der Luftwaffe im Zweiten Weltkrieg. Nach seinem Studium der Theaterwissenschaft arbeitete er als Dramaturg am Stuttgarter Schauspielhaus und Lektor eines Verlages. Zwischen 1948 und 1953 war er als Chef- und Hörspieldramaturg am Süddeutschen Rundfunk in Stuttgart tätig. 1948 hatten alliierte Kontrolloffiziere den in diesem Metier völlig unerfahrenen Gerhard Prager als freien Mitarbeiter beim Stuttgarter Rundfunk eingesetzt. Ab 1949 hatte er die Position des Chefdramaturgen inne und setzte als solcher bis 1953 ein aufgrund seines Anspruchs vielbeachtetes Hörspielprogramm um und sich für Autoren wie Günter Eich ein. Danach füllte er von 1953 bis 1958 den Posten des Chefredakteurs der evangelischen Medienmagazins und Informationsdienste "Kirche und Rundfunk" und "Kirche und Fernsehen" in Bethel bei Bielefeld aus. Von 1958 bis 1962 war er verantwortlicher Fernsehproduzent am Süddeutschen Rundfunk und von 1962 bis 1972 arbeitete er als Leiter der Hauptabteilung Fernsehspiel und Film und leitete schließlich die Programmdirektion beim ZDF.

Im Zeitraum zwischen 1956 und 1962 war Prager Beisitzer bzw. später stellvertretender Vorsitzender der Filmbewertungsstelle in Wiesbaden. Darüber hinaus war er Mitbegründer des literarischen Kabaretts Die Mausefalle.

Schriftsteller
Bereits 1946 veröffentlichte Prager einen Gedichtband mit eigener Lyrik. Unter dem Titel Geigerzähler erschien 1957 ein weiterer.

Mit Davon ich singen und sagen will (1960), in dem der Schriftsteller erklärt "wie bekannte Weihnachtslieder entstanden", schrieb er sein bekanntestes Werk, das von Robert Lembke gelesen auch auf einer Schallplatte Verbreitung fand.

"Diese Geschichten sind weder zur Ehre der Literatur geschrieben noch zum Nutzen wissenschaftlicher Volksliedforschung. Gleichwohl darf der Hörer darauf vertrauen, daß ihm hier nichts vorgeflunkert wird im Übermut des Fabulierens. Das Gespinst schriftstellerischer Phantasie umkleidet einen Kern nachprüfbarer Tatsachen und wahrer Begebenheiten,"
schrieb Prager für das Cover zur Herausgabe der Platte ein Jahr vor seinem Tod.

Daneben gehören auch eine Reihe medienwissenschaftlicher Aufsätze und Reden zu den Veröffentlichungen des Schriftstellers Prager, der sich ab und an auch als Herausgeber betätigte.

Literatur
 Gerd Prager. In: Knut Hickethier: Film- und Fernsehanalyse., J. B. Metzler, 2001, S. 185

Weblinks

 Pragers Rolle auf Günter Eichs Weg zum erfolgreichen Hörspielautor (PDF; 223 kB)

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Mike Tyson Reveals 100-Pound Weight Loss as He Rips Off Shirt During Live Interview
Mike Tyson is ready to show off his impressive gym goals.During an interview on Good Morning America on Monday, Nov.23, the 54-year-old boxer was so excited to show off his amazing physique that he spontaneously took off his hoodie to reveal his bare chest. The once Heavyweight Champion of the world told GMA's T.J.Holmes, "This is where it's at, man! […]
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Dwyane Wade "Appreciated" Mike Tyson Defending Daughter Zaya From Transphobic Comments
Dwyane Wade shared how much it meant to him that boxer Mike Tyson took the time to stand up for Dwyane's 13-year-old daughter Zaya, who came out as transgender in 2019.In February, rapper Boosie Badazz made transphobic remarks about Zaya on Instagram.He later doubled down on his comments in an interview with Baller Alert's Sesh w/ Shirley, where he once […]
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Between the contentious lyrics, the many public beefs, the random Oscars appearance and, it bears mentioning again, all the edgy lyrics, it's hard to think of Eminem as just a regular guy. Mainly, because he's not, of course, with the 15 Grammys and enough what was that moves to fill entire listicles.But during his appearance last month on Mike Tyson's podcast […]
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SEGRO's inaugural Green Bond to support construction of new properties with high sustainability credentials
SEGRO's inaugural Green Bond to support sustainable properties
Creating physical spaces to help customers achieve their own ambitions
Founded in the 1920s and listed on the London Stock Exchange since 1949, SEGRO is a leading pan-European owner, asset manager and developer of modern warehousing and light industrial properties. With a presence in the UK and seven Continental European countries, SEGRO is the largest UK and European REIT by market cap.
SEGRO's sustainability strategy, "Responsible SEGRO (PDF)", outlines the company's approach to corporate responsibility, aiming to achieve low-carbon growth, invest in local communities and environments, and nurture talent.
In May this year, SEGRO published its Green Finance Framework (PDF), which is linked to the commitment to be net zero carbon by 2030. The holistic framework covers a range of green projects: the development of green buildings, clean transportation projects promoting the use of low carbon transport by installing electric vehicle charging points and cycling facilities, renewable energy and energy efficiency projects, and initiatives aiming to prevent and control pollution and help improve terrestrial biodiversity.
Debut Green Bond achieves joint lowest coupon for a EURO transaction from the real estate sector
Following the debut Green Bond of SELP, SEGRO's joint venture with Canadian pension fund, Public Sector Pension Investment Board, which NatWest supported as Active Bookrunner, SEGRO asked the NatWest team to act in the same role to support the launch of its debut Green Bond.
Announcing a 10-12 years, €500 million senior unsecured Green bond, SEGRO followed NatWest's advice to conduct a 2-day virtual roadshow meeting with over 70 investors through a group investor call and 1-on-1s. SEGRO's strong sustainability credentials, evidenced through an MSCI AAA ESG Rating, and SELP's much welcomed green debut, helped during the marketing of the transaction.
Consequently, initial orders for SEGRO's Green Bond quickly reached over €3.5 billion, allowing to significantly revise the pricing, setting the spread at +55 basis points above Euro mid-swaps. The final orderbook for the ten-year issuance included 130 investors and five triple-digit orders.
With a coupon of 0.500%, SEGRO achieved the joint lowest coupon for a EURO transaction from the real estate sector at this maturity.
The proceeds of the issue will principally be used to finance and/or refinance Eligible Green Projects as outlined in SEGRO Green Finance Framework, as well as providing funding for general corporate purposes.
Investors welcome SEGRO's green strategy
Sunil Kainth, Debt & Financing Solutions, NatWest, said: "We are thrilled for our customer, SEGRO, to have received such an extremely strong reception from investors for its debut green bond. The high demand was driven by the warehouse-focused business profile, given much of the logistics supply in Europe has come from big box providers. We are also very pleased with the positive engagement from dedicated ESG investors."
Dr. Arthur Krebbers, Head of Sustainable Finance Corporates at NatWest, stated: "We're excited to have been able to help SEGRO with its debut Green Bond after supporting SELP issuing its first green transaction earlier in the summer. Climate is of paramount importance to our business, our customers and the economies we operate in, and we continue to support companies preparing their transition to sustainable operations such as SEGRO."
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From July 2, 2019 to August 2, 2019, the Ottawa Catholic School Board (OCSB) will offer a Traditional Mandarin International Language (IL) Program at St. Nicholas Adult High School for elementary students from ages 4 to 14 years (Junior Kindergarten to Grade 8).
The morning IL Program will run from 9:00 to 11:30.
Registration is free for Ontario residents (with only a $10 consumable fee).
An optional early drop-off will be available from 8:00 to 9:00.
The afternoon summer camp follows the OCSB morning IL Program. It is operated by Ottawa Mandarin School (OMS) in partnership with the OCSB. The afternoon camp gives students from all ethnic backgrounds the opportunity to experience Chinese arts and culture in a fun and creative atmosphere. Activities include singing, cooking, calligraphy, Chinese painting, arts and craft, badminton, dance, martial arts, and more.
After July 2, at St. Elizabeth School, 1366 Coldrey Ave.
Full refund for withdrawals made before Jun 15, 2019. A 15% fee will apply for withdrawals made after Jun 15, 2019. 7 days notice is required for withdrawals. No refund for withdrawals made with a notice of less than 7 days.
Children should be picked up no later than 5:00 pm. Parents/guardians who are late picking up their child will be charged a late fee of $15.
We reserve the right to cancel the program due to insufficient registration or for other reasons. A full refund will be provided.
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Bedbugs tend to live within 8 feet of where people sleep.
Bedbugs are small, rust-colored parasites that feed on the blood of sleeping humans and animals. The small size of these bugs makes them tough to spot, and the welts they leave behind on human skin can take up to 14 days to appear, making it hard to determine the source of an infestation. To find out if bedbugs have taken up residence in your home, perform a thorough search of bedrooms and other sleeping areas, keeping an eye out for live bugs, shed carcasses and other signs of an infestation.
Remove the sheets and any other coverings from your beds, exposing the bare mattress.
Inspect the seams of the mattress and box spring. A bed bug is about the same size as the head of Abraham Lincoln on a penny, and is relatively flat and rounded. Live bugs, remains or exoskeletons are all signs of a bed bug infestation. Small brown or red stains and droppings also serve as tell-tale signs of bed bugs.
Shine your flashlight behind the headboard of your bed. Keep an eye out for crawling bugs, remains or stains. Use your flashlight to inspect the entire bed frame, including as much of the bottom of the frame as you can access. Pay attention to any small crevices, such as the joints where the legs meet the frame.
Lift pictures and other wall hangings off of the wall to check for bugs and their droppings. Check behind any loose pieces of wallpaper or cracks in the plaster.
Examine the baseboard trim in your bedroom, paying close attention to the trim surrounding the bed. Check window and door trim as well, if you have this trim in your bedroom.
Pay attention to your body. It's tough to feel bed bug bites as they occur, and these bites may take a while to show up on your skin. If you spot red welts that do not have a distinct red center, you may have bed bugs.
If you suspect a bed bug infestation but can't seem to find any signs, try turning on a hair dryer and directing it into any small crevices or nooks around the bed. The heat should drive bed bugs out of hiding.
Beach, Emily. "How to Spot a Bed Bug Infestation." Home Guides | SF Gate, http://homeguides.sfgate.com/spot-bed-bug-infestation-43330.html. Accessed 24 April 2019.


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passenger transport; urban development & parking industries.
English city regions to get £7bn for public transport
Chancellor will support train, tram, bus and cycle projects in Budget
Mark Moran
Chancellor Rishi Sunak
Nearly £7bn will be allocated to urban transport around England in next week's Autumn Budget and Spending Review.
England's city regions will receive a total of about £5.7bn in sustainable transport funding, with a further £1.2bn being invested in bus services.
However, only about £1.5bn of the transport funding appears to be new money. Some £4.2bn was previously announced in 2019 for cities, while the bus grants will be coming from a £3bn fund promised by prime minister Boris Johnson last year.
Chancellor Rishi Sunak said: "Great cities need great transport and that is why we're investing billions to improve connections in our city regions as we level up opportunities across the country.
"There is no reason why somebody working in the North and Midlands should have to wait several times longer for their bus or train to arrive in the morning compared to a commuter in the capital.
"This transport revolution will help redress that imbalance as we modernise our local transport networks so they are fit for our great cities and those people who live and work in them."
Greater Manchester will receive just over £1bn to be used on new Metrolink trams, bus corridors and the Bee Network active travel project.
West Midlands will also receive around £1bn for metro stations and bus rapid transit schemes, with West Yorkshire (£830m), South Yorkshire (£570m), Tees Valley (£310m), the West of England (£540m) and Liverpool City Region (£710m) the other beneficiaries.
The £1.2bn earmarked for buses will be allocated via a new programme aimed at improving infrastructure and services outside London. The recipients are yet to be selected.
The Greater Manchester mayor Andy Burnham gave a qualified welcome to the extra funding. "Infrastructure investment alone will not make levelling up feel real to the people of Greater Manchester," he said. "That will only happen when the frequency and coverage of bus services are increased and fares are lowered to London levels."
Andy Street, Conservative mayor of the West Midlands, said the £1bn allocation for his region was the largest single transport sum the area had ever received. Street said: "From more metro lines and train stations, to new bus routes and electric vehicle charging points, this cash will help us to continue to build a clean, green transport network that connects communities and tackles the climate emergency."
Areas set to receive funding include:
Greater Manchester (£1.07bn): For next generation Metrolink tram-train vehicles; new bus corridors at Bury and Ashton-under-Lyme
West Midlands (£1.05bn): For projects including Metro extension, including the completion of the Wednesbury to Brierley Hill extension
West Yorkshire (£830m): Extending the West Bradford-Cycle Superhighway and installing electric vehicle charging stations in Kirklees neighbourhoods
Liverpool City region (£710m): For new and renovated stations in Liverpool and Runcorn as well as an interchange project at St Helens
South Yorkshire (£570m): Starting a Supertram renewal project and installing a "Dutch-style" roundabout in Barnsley town centre
West of England (£540m): A fully prioritised bus route between Bristol and Bath
Tees Valley (£310m): Upgrading Darlington and Middlesbrough train stations, and improving rail links in the region.
Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland will receive extra funding via the Barnett formula, the mechanism used by the UK government to calculate the allocation of additional money to the devolved nations.
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Shoreham Chapter 2 – Project focused on reducing oil dependence
August 19, 2011 By Rod Adams 12 Comments
One of the myths about nuclear energy is that it is unrelated to oil consumption because the US does not burn much oil to produce electricity. That may be true today, but it certainly was not true during the two decade long campaign against the Shoreham nuclear power station. As late as 1978, power plants burning oil produced up to 16% of the electricity in the US. In that year, oil consumption in power plants was nearly 1.5 million barrels of oil per day out of a total oil consumption for the country of about 19 million barrels per day.
Long Island, was a place where virtually all of the electricity and the space heat came from burning oil. The leaders of the Long Island Lighting Company (LILCO) were being truthful when they told the public that one of the reasons they were building Shoreham was to reduce the nation's dependence on foreign oil.
In this second chapter on the Shoreham story, James and Ray describe how their library research efforts helped them to understand more about this issue.
Shoreham - Chapters 3, 4 and 5 - Karl Grossman, Marge Harrison, Rod Adams
Shoreham Chapter 2.5 - Researching background, dramatizing fear
Filed Under: Antinuclear activist, Fossil fuel competition, Politics of Nuclear Energy
Jack Gamble says
I think this documentary would be a good fit for HBO to the same tune of the film GasLand.
Rod Adams wrote:
One of the myths about nuclear energy is that it is unrelated to oil consumption because the US does not burn much oil to produce electricity. That may be true today, but it certainly was not true during the two decade long campaign against the Shoreham nuclear power station.
I believe that a good deal of oil is still used for the generation of electricity in Hawaii and Puerto Rico. Small nuclear reactors would be the ideal solution in both locations.
David Walters says
Hawaii has the highest electric rates of any state. The use both traditional thermal plants and Gas Turbines but both use diesel fuel (aviation for the GTs) or bunker oil (used in old steam ships) as fuel.
Both PR and Hawai'i would be ideal sitings for SMRs. You would need at least 2 per island. In Oahu's case, the most populated one where Honolulu is located, would need about 6 50MW SMRs for redendency. It's quite doable.
George Carty says
I hear there's a lot of anti-nuclear sentiment in Hawai'i. What I'm wondering is why they haven't gone in for geothermal energy there…
Chuck P. says
There are normally half a dozen or so small reactors floating in Pear Harbor on Ohau at any given time. The populationa has been living alongside them for the past 50 years.
Jagdish says
For island and archipilagoes, floating plants are the best solution. redundancy can be economized as they can be moved to wherever required.
Puerto Rico has 1 nuclear plant, if I remember correctly.
Hawaii has a state law prohibiting nuclear plants which will need to be overturned. I looked into this issue either back in the summer of '09 or '10 when I thought Hawaii might be a nice place for the 2nd mPower site (following the Clinch River site).
Here is an up to date Japan Radiation Map:
http://japan.failedrobot.com/
The unit of measure is msv/hour. To get dosage per year simply multiply by 24 and then by 365.
The evacuation notices were lifted for the 20-30 km zone, but I do not see any danger outside a 5 KM radius. (Of course there is no scale on the map so I may be off a tad)
Remember, cities in Iran and Brazil get way over 200 msv a year in radiation exposures.
It's time to go home Japan!
By the way, has the NRC Chairman lifted the 50 mile area restriction for US citizen regarding Fukushima ?
John Englert says
I wish the NRC would have told US citizens in Japan to follow evacuation orders of the Japanese government and in addition don't go any closer than 50 miles so as not to get in the way of evacuating people.
Your wish was granted and the US military was kept out of helping reach when the crisis was at its peak.
That was a tragedy caused by the NRC Chairman.
Yes, a decision by military leaders to avoid the possibility of future "atomic veterans."


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How will we look back on the current pandemic and its effect on our school in a few years? A signific
How will we look back on the current pandemic and its effect on our school in a few years? A significant episode in the fascinating history of the BSN, perhaps. It certainly isn't the first challenge our school has faced since its inception in 1931. The early years in particular could be described as uncertain or disruptive. Of course, there was the outbreak of World War II resulting in the school's eventual temporary closure.
Following Britain's declaration of war on Germany:
Numbers at the school had shrunk considerably. Just over a dozen pupils and 3 or 4 teachers. A bizarre situation, being in a small neutral country between two much bigger countries at war with one another. Not far along the coast Spitfires and Messerschmitts were fighting out the Battle of Britain.
There have been challenges of a more mundane nature too; related to funding and physical space. When the school premises were taken over by the army as emergency barracks, the founding Principal transferred what was left of the school to her own home. Over the course of history, the school has been located in 25 different premises, including a church hall.
That the school has survived such upheaval is arguably down to the dedication and determination of the first 3 Principals, 3 remarkable and very different women.
If this has sparked your interest in the history of the BSN, you can read more in our blog series 'Stories from the Archives'. These blogs are written by our school Archivist and former Head of German, Mike Weston. You'll discover all sorts of fascinating historical details which make for a rich and compelling narrative.
Two English School pupils looking at a crashed German plane in May 1940
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Over the years the concept of an ERP System has witnessed massive changes in the business arena. From the question what is an ERP to the questions asked by majority of the business community today is which ERP to be implemented? Therefore the progress from what is an ERP to which ERP shows the growth of ERP system in the business sector. As the benefit from an ERP system started taking business to much higher level, companies have realized the importance of investing in an system that not only bring good return on investment but also helps overall progress of their business process.
In the competitive business field, the heat is started to feel by the large and small as well as midsize companies. They have left not much sleeping time for important decisions. Challenges faced by them started increasing day by day with ever-growing competition and their survival based on how they will overcome these challenges. There were no short cuts. The scenario has become survival of the fittest. Businesses have realized that the infrastructure, whether it is in the form of man power strength or the software system, must be streamlined and handle the workload successfully on a time bound basis and help deliver the result in a desired manner.
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The C-17 Globemaster III is the newest, most flexible cargo aircraft to enter the airlift force. The C-17 is capable of rapid strategic delivery of troops and all types of cargo to main operating bases or directly to forward bases in the deployment area. The plane was originally a McDonnell-Douglas aircraft, but is now designated the Boeing C-17 after the merger of the two companies.
USAF C-17 Globemasters on the flightline, Moses Lake, Washington. December 2015. USAF Photo
The C-17 carries the name of two previous piston-engined military cargo aircraft, the Douglas C-74 Globemaster and the Douglas C-124 Globemaster II. The C-17 commonly performs strategic airlift missions, transporting troops and cargo throughout the world; additional roles include tactical airlift, medical evacuation and airdrop duties.
C-17 Maiden Flight
The C-17 made its maiden flight on Sepember 15, 1991, and the first production model was delivered to Charleston Air Force Base, now known as Joint Base Charleston, S.C., on June 14, 1993.
The first squadron of C-17s, the 17th Airlift Squadron, was declared operationally ready in January of 1995.
C-17 Specifications and Operation
The C-17 is 174 feet long and has a wingspan of about 170 feet. It can airlift cargo fairly close to a battle area. The C-17 is powered by four fully reversible Pratt & Whitney F117-PW-100 turbofan engines,
Maximum payload capacity of the C-17 is 170,900 pounds, and its maximum gross takeoff weight is 585,000 pounds.
The C-17 is designed to operate from runways as short as 3,500 ft and as narrow as 90 ft. In addition, the C-17 can operate from unpaved, unimproved runways. The aircraft is operated by a crew of three (pilot, co-pilot and loadmaster), reducing manpower requirements.
As of 2015, the USAF inventory was as follows: Active duty, 187; Air National Guard, 12; Air Force Reserve, 14.
The Globemaster is used not only by the United States Air Force, but other allies as well, such as the Royal Air Force, the Royal Australian Air Force, Royal Canadian Air Force, the Kuwait Air Force, UAE AIr Force and NATO.
C-17 Globemaster III Photos Courtesy of the US Air Force
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U.S. Air Force C-17 Globemaster III 5151 of the 15th AW, 154th WG (Photo courtesy of the U.S. Air Force)
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U.S. Air Force C-17 Globemaster III at Artic Thunder Air Show, Joint Base Elmendorf-Richardson, Anchorage, Alaska (Photo courtesy of Alaska Professional Photography)
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The 32nd annual Monte Vista Invitational will be held Tuesday, September 8th at Oak Hill Park In Danville. The challenging 2 mile course, famous for the Eliminator Hill with its grueling 9% grade, pits 1500 athletes from 20 Northern California high schools against others of the same grade, versus the more traditional varsity, junior varsity and freshman/sophomore categories found in other meets.
On the girls side, the race to watch this year is the senior girls race which features three nationally ranked women: course record holder Chloe Hansel of Las Lomas, Megan McCandless of Granada and Brooke Starn of Monte Vista. These three ran 3 of the top 4 fastest times in the history of the course last year as juniors.
The last race of the day is the freshmen girls, always a highlight as it inevitably marks the debut of runners that will have an impact this season on the varsity standings. This year's race showcases Cassidy Haskell of Miramonte, Kate and Emma Tavella of San Ramon Valley High School and Lauren Cervantes of Monte Vista, all of whom have impressive middle school credentials.
The boys senior race will also feature some of the top runners in the NCS, with Cameron Gaskell of Acalanes, Stefan Bradley of San Ramon, Tom Robey and Daniel Jarvis of Las Lomas, Tim Chrisman of Monte Vista, and Jon Jon Monsalud from James Logan mixing it up and looking to add their names to the list of top 10 times run on the course. In the other boys' races, runners to keep an eye on are Juniors Daniel Maneloveg and Tristan Miller, Monte Vista; Neil Braganza, Dougherty Valley; Michael Leonard, California, as well as Sophomores Tommy Bell, Dougherty Valley; Luke Guisto and Harrison Fisher of De la Salle.
Thanks Ozzie-Can anyone confirm that Jackson Crose is at NAU? I don't see him on their track or XC roster, but he could be red shirting?
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If you were to take a peek inside of our closets or on the shelves in our garage, you'd find a lot of sealed boxes with a prominent date on the outside and a label of some sort. I call these boxes our "tomorrow boxes," and they all serve a similar purpose – they're storing something to be utilized or re-evaluated on a certain date. Even more interesting, these boxes have saved us a tremendous amount of money and space over the years. Here are three of the best tactics we use.
A "get rid of" box Some of the boxes have a date on them that indicates when we've agreed to sell off or get rid of the contents because we aren't actively using the stuff inside. For example, right now there's a "get rid of" box in the garage with an October date on it full of about 80 DVDs – half of our remaining collection or so. The first time I notice that box after that date, I'll know that I can just get rid of those DVDs without a worry, because we haven't looked at them at all in almost a year. This method has convinced me to get rid of many items that I would have otherwise felt an urge to keep for some reason, when the truth is that keeping the item was totally unnecessary.
You can do this with any items that you're tempted to get rid of but aren't quite sure if you'll miss it in the future. Put it in a box that says something like "DVDs to get rid of on" and specify a date several months in the future. If you haven't looked at the box and that marked date has passed, you can pretty safely get rid of the contents of the box.
Future clothes I'm clearly in the "big and tall" clothing group, and so when I find an opportunity to buy clothes that fit me well at a cheap rate, I stock up. I actually have shoes that will fit my size 16 feet still in boxes, waiting to be worn when my current shoes wear out (I don't need to look at shoes again until I'm 40 or so).
Rather than just stuffing my closet with a bunch of clothes, I just keep ten to twelve shirts and a similar number of pants in my closet and the excess is in storage boxes. When one of the articles of clothing gets a bit worn, I take it to Goodwill and then pop open the storage box at home to replace it.
Since I live in Iowa, I actually have "summer" boxes and "winter" boxes, and during the opposing season, I'll just box up all of the clothes from the other season. Then, when the weather starts to warm up or get cold, I get out clothes appropriate for that season from the boxes.
This allows me to shop for clothes not based on need, but based on when I find a ridiculously good deal. That makes clothes shopping incredibly cheap for me.
Future entertainment Quite often, I'll read a great book and realize at the end that I'll want to re-read it again someday. At the same time, I like to keep a pretty empty bookshelf, never over-cluttering it.
I solve both problems by keeping a "future re-read" box. If I have a book I like that I've acquired off of PaperBackSwap or as a gift and I know I'd like to re-read it again in the future, I stick it in a box. When that box fills up, I date it about two years in the future, label it "books to read," and stick it on a shelf out in the garage. Then, when that date comes, I pop open the box … and have a ton of fresh reading material.
Opening that box again is almost like Christmas. I usually remember two or three of the ten or so books in the box, but the rest are a very pleasant surprise and I'm really anxious to curl up with the books again. At this point, it's basically free reading – an extremely cheap way to entertain myself for quite a while.
A tip on labeling If you actually start doing this, I strongly encourage you to use masking tape for the labels so that the boxes can easily be reused. Once the date has been reached, just empty out the box, peel off the masking tape label, and you're ready to store something else.


Last month Reading Reduces Recidivism presented the following presentation to Altrusa International of Champaign Urbana. Altrusa generously donated money for 3Rs to purchase books in Spanish to be provided to Spanish speakers behind bars in Illinois. We thank Altrusa for their generosity. 3Rs is in the process of selecting the books that will be donated.
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UEFA Women's Champions League - Women's Champions League final tickets on sale - News
Women's Champions League final tickets on sale
Tickets for the UEFA Women's Champions League final at Cardiff City Stadium on 1 June are on sale, priced at £6 (around €7) for adults and £3 (around €3.5) for concessions.
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Tickets have gone on sale for the UEFA Women's Champions League final at Cardiff City Stadium in exactly 100 days' time on 1 June.
Venue: Cardiff City Stadium
Date: 20:45CET (19:45 local time), Thursday 1 June.
Tickets available from this link: www.uwclf2017.co.uk
Adults: £6 (around €7)
Chldren (16 and under) and concessions: £3 (around €3.5)
The contenders: quarter-final schedule
To announce 100 days to go and launch the tickets, 100 members of Cor Glanaethwy, the North Wales choir who came third in Britain's Got Talent, performed a flash mob on unsuspecting visitors to Cardiff's Central Library today.
Two young girl soloists started to sing 'The Prayer' and were gradually joined by other members of the choir, scattered between the various areas and levels of the library, until they formed a crescendo of voices around the balconies of the contemporary building. Cardiff Library's iconic open-plan design provided amazing acoustics.
Jayne Ludlow and her Wales squad©Football Association of Wales
Jayne Ludlow, Wales women's manager and the ambassador for the final, said: "I was lucky enough to be in Cardiff Central Library today to watch Cor Glanaethwy and see the surprised and delighted reactions of the general public as this beautiful rendition of 'The Prayer' slowly grew in volume and spread throughout the different open levels of the library. It made the hairs on the back of my neck stand up!
"Having played in the competition with Arsenal and having had the honour of lifting the trophy in 2007, it will be great to welcome the world's best female footballers to Wales."
Jonathan Ford, chief executive of the Football Association of Wales (FAW), said: "Staging major football finals is one of the objectives contained within the FAW's strategic plan – we believe hosting both the 2017 UEFA Champions League final and 2017 UEFA Women's Champions League final will have a positive and long-lasting effect on Welsh football.
Cardiff City Stadium©Football Association of Wales
"The aims of the FAW are to create an event that will engage all Welsh people – regardless of whether they like football – to instil a sense of national pride and inspire children with the core values of sportsmanship, dedication, fair play and respect."
The UEFA Women's Champions League final will take place the evening of the first day of the UEFA Champions Festival at Roald Dahl Plass in Cardiff Bay. Over 200,000 people are expected to visit the festival in Cardiff during the week.
The UEFA Champions Festival will be a focal point for both supporters and general public, with a busy programme of music, football and big-screen entertainment generating a real buzz for those wishing to feel part of this year's biggest single sporting event.
The festival atmosphere will continue at the UEFA Women's Champions League final with a celebratory opening ceremony before kick-off.
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Lyon have vied for supremacy with German clubs since the UEFA Women's Champions League's first one-off final in 2010: watch the best of all seven deciders.
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Holders Lyon are rematched with Wolfsburg in the quarter-finals in March while Bayern München play Paris Saint-Germain, Fortuna Hjørring meet Manchester City and Rosengård face Barcelona.
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The 2016/17 UEFA Women's Champions League final will be played in Wales for the first time, at Cardiff City Stadium, on 1 June.
LiveVenue guide: Cardiff City Stadium
The UEFA Women's Champions League final will be played at the Cardiff City Stadium, the venue's second European showpiece event in its eight-year history.


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