A third generation stone mason, Dom was a master at his craft and was happiest when he was creating something beautiful. Domenico moved to the coast in 2017, before settling in Fernandina Beach.
Domenico was quick with a comeback but just as soft with his kindness, most of all he loved to make people laugh, whether it was a funny face or a dirty joke. He loved his music and he loved his family. He was a powerful force and such huge light in the lives of all those that knew and loved him. The world will be a little dimmer without his presence.
He leaves behind his wife, Kim Sacco of Fernandina Beach; his mother, Carolina Sacco of Detroit, MI; his children, Antonio Joseph Sacco, Mallory Faye Sacco, and Sidney Elise Sacco, all of Detroit, MI, Matteo Sacco of Jasper, FL; his step children, Taylor (Ryan) Cruz of Las Vegas, NV and Chase Pitzing of Valdosta, GA; his sisters, Teresa Sacco of Valdosta, GA and Milena Goolsby of Detroit, MI; a brother, Giovanni Sacco of Valdosta, GA; his granddaughter, Ana Kate Cruz of Las Vegas, NV as well as a large family of nephews, aunts, and cousins who will miss him greatly.
Domenico was predeceased his father, Antonio Sacco on November 26, 2019.
There are no local services planned at this time.
Rest In Peace Dom. You were a great guy and deserved all the love in the world.
DEBBIE WEAVER June 17, 2020
So sorry for your loss. Peace be with you!
PALMA PERRI June 17, 2020
Rest in peace dear Domenic, our Condolences to the Sacco family our thoughts and prayers are with you at this difficult time. From your family in Canada The Gualtieri and Perri families
ANONYMOUS June 17, 2020
�I know for certain that we never lose the people we love, even to death. They continue to participate in every act, thought and decision we make. Their love leaves an indelible imprint in our memories.�
WENDELL AND WANDA COOPER June 17, 2020
We were so saddened to hear of Dominiques passing. He was
A special person who loved his work and family.. He will be missed. Praying for the family during this time and in the days ahead????
MONICA MILLER June 17, 2020
May he RIP may God be with you and family may god Embrace you all in his loving arms . He is in gods hands where he is safe and loved .
DEON ANDERSON June 17, 2020
You will truly be missed, you were the brother I never had. May you rest in peace, no more worries and pain, you are safe and in good hands. I will miss the laugh, jokes and your kindness. Rest in peace my brother.???????
JOELLE MORIARTY June 17, 2020
I�m praying for your family.. He was an amazing person.. Always admired him.. great son, brother husband and father.. Rest in peace my friend.. love you
CHAMPAGNE FAMILY June 17, 2020
I�m happy we had the great pleasure if knowing Dominic. He was always so kind to me and my family. Our sincerest condolences to the entire family. Our hearts and prayers are with you all.
TRACY TOMASSINI June 17, 2020
Sacco family. My condolences. Wishing you peace, courage and comfort to face the days ahead. And loving memories to hold dear to your heart. My thoughts and prayers are with you.
CRITELLI ANNARITA June 18, 2020
Non muore mai chi vive nel cuore di chi resta�. Che tu possa riposare in pace ti voglio bene caro mio cugino ???
SONDRA AND IVANA?? June 18, 2020
Mimmo� you left us too soon. We will miss growing old together and sharing the memories of our youth. You will be forever in our hearts and minds. We know you will be walking with us now throughout our lives until we meet again. Rest in Peace, Mim, we love you and will miss you dearly.
CHRISTOPHER CHEW June 18, 2020
MARK AND MARYANN CORONA June 18, 2020
Words cannot express our deepest sorrow for the Sacco family. May he Rest In Peace.
ANTONIO AND JULIANA GUALTIERI June 19, 2020
Rest In Peace Domenic ??? Our condolences to the family.
JOHN COSTANTINI June 27, 2020
I am deeply sorry your family is experiencing the pain of a loss like this. My heart goes out to each of you. ?


She Nearly Died!
Phwaor!
I light a Pecksniff’s scented candle I’ve just bought from TKMaxx for £3.99, to drown the smell emerging from the washroom, but it’s so old it doesn’t smell of anything anymore.
Too late – my B&Bers are here, and the pretty young girl is immediately engulfed in such a fit of coughing that I think she can’t breathe and is going to die.
We agree that in future she and her handsome young boyfriend will use a different door, and I check out the offending wash basket.
I thought lovely young daughter, Faye, had done all hers, before setting off for the ghastly Boardmasters Festival in Newquay – the initiation ceremony of all West Country sixteen-year-olds into the world of sex and drugs and rock’n’roll and general passing out.
We had already discussed the merits of ecstasy over cider, as it contains far fewer calories; but eventually we plumped for some vodka from the larder, with “Do Not Steal” written large in indellible blank ink all over it – as every bottle I’ve ever bought seems to disappear when my beloved son Will (19) is at home.
Faye prepared for Boardmasters by carefully pouring the contents into several miniature water bottles so as to get past the festival security people. Rather than getting on with her washing.
So now I have disinterred seven damp towels from last week’s surfing holiday, as well as five sweaty pairs of jodhpurs from our break in the New Forest the week before that.
But no – this is life-threatening stuff. She makes her way, smiling, out of the normally-locked front door. She managed a 20 mile hike yesterday, tramping in the hail across Fox Tor Mire (Grippen Mire in the Hound of the Baskervilles, in which somebody drowns in it), so she can’t have been all that close to death after all.
It would be wonderful if she and her other half (they only met five weeks ago through ‘Tinder’ – hope for us all) return soon, and he pops the question!


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I'm not leaving the Catholic Church, despite the shocking breaking of trust, the horror, the hurt and the un-Christ like behavior and the damage our decision-makers have done to our Church members and our practice of faith. I'm staying because I do not want our Church, with all its potential for good in the world to be reduced to a small exclusive celibate male sect. Christ's gift of faith will be denied to millions unless we can find a way to radically change the status quo. The Church's own data reflects its shrinking numbers.
My Catholic faith has given me a moral fabric for life which I don't always live up to, but this faith with its primacy of conscience and forgiveness, Christ's message of love and justice and its theology of equality, grounds me and carries me in good times and bad. Saint Paul couldn't be clearer: "There is no longer Greek n
I want these gifts in our everydaythem in the polities of our country and world as we struggle to deal with complex and horrific challenges like war, environmental deterioration, discrimination, poverty, violence and the refugee crisis. I believe in the power of prayer, I am uplifted by participating in collective worship, the gospel interpreted with scholarly rigour, worshipping in song and of course the Eucharistic. I, frequently experience a sense of God's presence in nature, my family and friends and the people of the world.
My Catholic faith is a crucial part of my identity so I, like millions of others who value Christ's messages of love and justice, will work to do our best to make the Catholic Church more worthy and capable of delivering Christ's message of love and justice and a relevant practice of faith to our people.
Its International Women's Day. I've just returned from a celebratory breakfast in theby the Office of Participation for Women. Genevieve Jacobs, former ABC broadcaster, journalist and entrepreneur gave a wonderfully frank and thoroughly researched talk on why she stays a Catholic. Her words brought together those celebrating and the ACBC office staff to be church with one another, to break the silence and speak openly about the changes we yearn for, the changes that must happen in our Church now. It evidenced everyone's good will and resilience in terrible times and was a sign of a turning tide that is moving us from the grief and darkness of clericalism to the light and grace of co-operation, to a healing Church.
Our Church can't continue as an exclusive male, celibate club that has nurtured hypocrisy and a destructive clerical culture. Of course, there must be optional celibacy, married priests and importantly, non-ordained women and men in decision-making on doctrine and practice. We need also to progress towards full equality for all in our church including ordination. Inclusive language, the Third Right of Reconciliation and Diocesan Pastoral Councils could be in place immediately. But the problem is its almost impossible to discuss these issues.
At a Catholic women's conference in Adelaide last month, I made the point that these conversations are difficult, because the cultural gap between the laity and the hierarchy has become so great that we can't communicate openly with each other, the laity don't want to offend or be disrespectful to priests and bishops and the ordained fear speaking out on any issue that isn't current church practice. We must be able to speak out authentically to who we are, otherwise we end-up with a banal, half truth discussion that blocks progress for change and makes fools of us all.
As an example, I was recently with a group of women talking to an archbishop who had been at the Adelaide conference mentioned earlier and who remembered my comment about authentic conversation. He bravely reached out to say that he liked the phrase "the feminine genius," the three of us were aghast. We recovered and explained that while Pope Francis uses phrases like this, for women in western countries this sort of speech is essentially patronizing, "women are in fact are not the strawberries on the cake, but the solid core of the Church." I mention this to demonstrate the gap between our cultures. The archbishop is a person of goodwill and we appreciated his effort to communicate with us and the discussion we had. Our meeting had good outcomes but we are all on a steep learning curve to communicate authentically. This will be a pivotal issue in the build-up to the Plenary Council in 2020-21 for the Australian church called by the Australian bishops.
Mark Coleridge has called for the whole Catholic community look at necessary reforms in church structures and processes. Thousands of carefully written submissions have been handed-in by the faithful, and will be collated into themes to then create working groups.
These excerpts from Bishop Vincent Long's recent homily are a message not only to our leaders but to all of us as citizens of our Church:"As Church leaders (and citizens) O ….and"
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It is so great to read such inspiring words. I'm in my 80s and I long for equality of women in the Catholic Church. I am heartbrokeand the effect this has on their families, friends and so many others. I am optimistic but I can't see the changes we need happening in my life time. Good on all of you women and men who speak your truth. God bless you all.
Sometimes it is very difficult to examine upfront your own religion, especially one that provides security as a 'stable', social and universal institution.
The global investigations into child abuse have provided a unique forum to examine the universal church and church leadership behaviour towards women.
Many women forget to notice they are banned from ordination and Bishop are banned from talking about it.
Many women forget to notice that there is hostility to women who raise concerns in the church. ("In 2018 Former Irish President, Mary McAleese was refused entry to a Vatican conference to mark international women's day. At the conference's opening Ms McAleese commented that the ongoing ban or the ordination of women made the Catholic Church "one of the last great bastions of misogyny".)
Many women forget to notice vulnerable laity and religious women have been sexually abused by clerics who go unpunished.
Many women in the church employed in education forget to notice the cworld and that the Vatican's failure to protect children in their care, its lack of accountability for child abuse and relocating of criminal priests is an abuse of human rights.
Many women forget to notice that the Holy See lobbies with Latin American and the Muslim States at the UN to oppose women's rights, gender equity, reproductive health, sex education, contraception, AIDS programs and so on
It seems many women forget to notice with all the sacred spin and toxic theology of misogyny that as the major worshipers and as the backbone of volunteer labour in the church, their human rights are being overlooked. Women deserve better than what mainstream religion offers them.
As the UN secretary general remarked, 'When we exclude women, everyone pays the price. When we include women, the world wins, we all win."
Ever wondered what the Holy See gets up to ? It's time to take a closer look. Catholics for Human Rights at UN.
12 March 2019 at 6:19 PM
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For many traditional Catholics, the entry of non-ordained people into areas of doctrine would be a bridge too far. But your statement makes so much sense and in my view is what Christ would want for his kingdom on earth, here and now. The way, for instance, offending priests guilty of sexual abused find the mercy of God, compared with the ostracism of divorcees from the sanctuary, is curiously lopsided. God's forgiveness is extended to everyone. What of those who use contraception and who do not accept some of the doctrine in 'Humane Vitae'? There are people such as Cardinal Raymond Burke and Father Flader of 'The Catholic Weekly' who, I believe, would be appalled at the 'outrageous' notions that you present. But the facts are, under their [many others as well] institutional defence of Church doctrine, the Catholic Church has driven so many away from the practice of their faith. It is time for another Reformation but one that does not have to be so splintering and divisive, if handled with vision, fidelity to the gospel and courage.
•	Participation is the one essential for the perpetuation of clericalism. By our attendance we acknowledge that without the "ontologically changed priest" we cannot be part of a genuine Eucharistic celebration. Any serious study of the early church would not only subject that belief to serious question, but would reject it completely.
•	A return to bringing the Eucharist 'back home" as per the directions of Jesus, is how many now continue their faith journey – not participating in an Institution which in so many ways is inimical to the Jesus message.
Having been involved in "Reform" issues for many years including having papers published nationally on the above issues – (resulting in being silenced in my parish by the Archbishop of the day) – I have reached the conclusion that the continuing reform agenda based on "Management" issues which has been pursued by numerous groups worldwide over the past 30 years continues to fail in addressing the "real issues".
These I submit, are profoundly theological and not "Management "
However as Pope Francis said – we are not in "an era of change", we are in a "change of era". An openness to the Spirit, may produce "new wines" in VERY "new wine skins"


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Considering your newsfeeds are probably already overflowing with photos of gorillas and polar bears, we thought we'd introduce you to an array of animals you didn't know you needed in your life. To celebrate World Wildlife Day this year, we trawled the pages of the IUCN Red List) and dug out an unlikely cast of endangered species that could do with some extra attention. Here come the players ...
This grand aquatic chap may seem flashy, but is known for being shy in revealing its splendour from under coral caves in the Caribbean Sea around Mexico and Belize. The splendid toadfish is currently listed as endangerednd pollution. With the introduction of a number of Marine Protected Areas along Mexico's Caribbean coast, conservation efforts are in place to help protect its habitat.
Look out, internet, here comes a cat you may not have heard of. Introducing the flat-headed cat: an aptly named forest and wetland-dwelling feline with a noticeably horizontal head and remarkable colouring. This rusty cat has unfortunately made its way to the endangered species list due to the destruction of its wetland and lowland forest habitats. It is currently protected by a legislation that prohibits any hunting or trade of this animal. Education initiatives around the conservation of the cat are in place, as well as efforts to protect its habitat.
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May 29 Carlotta Luke: Kinfolk
Image above: Carlotta Luke by Francie Randolph.
Musée: When did you begin pursuing photography? What sparked your interest in the medium? Carlotta Luke: I took a photography class in junior year of high school. I had an inspiring teacher and I fell in love with the medium. I soon found myself spending all my spare time in the darkroom. I loved the whole process, the shooting and the magic of printing black and white. I hated having anyone else do my developing and printing so whenever possible, I would set up a makeshift darkroom in the bathroom of wherever I was living. These temporary darkrooms were rarely ideal but they did the job.
M: Your photographic work covers a very broad range, what is your favorite subject to shoot? C: That is a difficult question. I take so much pleasure in being able to shoot a wide range of subject matter. I think I would get bored if I focused on just one. I love working on long-term projects like the architectural work, watching the spaces and details change over time, seeing how the light varies from season to season. I also love shooting work environments, photographing people engrossed in what they do, their workspaces, tools and machinery. I like being the observer. I try to fade into the background so that people don’t notice me and feel self-conscious.
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M: How did your work as a graphic designer and art director refine your photographic skills? C: I was very lucky to get a job working for a publisher shortly after I moved to London. Insight Guides was a travel guide publisher lead by an inspirational editor, Brian Bell. Along with an emphasis on high quality writing was a focus on using superb photography. We were known for producing guides with beautiful full page and double page spreads of some of the best travel photography. But these were not coffee table books. They were practical, informative and entertaining. Over the 10 years that I worked with Insight Guides I designed hundreds of books and looked through thousands of photographs. I got very good at analyzing photographs and editing quickly, a skill that has proven useful in my own photographic work.
M: nd? Did you initially experience any culture shock? C: I was living out on the tip of Cape Cod when I met my husband Chris, who is English. I was working for the local Provincetown newspaper at the time, but there wasn’t really enough work. Everything would go dead in the winter and jobs would get scaled back. I was interested in seeing what life in England would be like so I came back with Chris. Unfortunately, I arrived right at the beginning of the recession of 1990. I found the transition very difficult at first, harder than I thought it would be. Although we have a shared language, there are so many cultural differences that just have to be learned. Even the language is quite different. But I learned to love it here and feel that it is home. I have lived in England for 25 years now. Sometimes I have culture shock when I go back to New England.? ! Harvey’s Brewery is a famous local landmark in Lewes. It has been around for over 200 years, owned by eight generations of the same family. The Queen was coming for a tour of the brewery and a lunch in a formal tent set up in the brewery yard, attended by 150 local dignitaries. The owner, Hamish Elder, commissioned me to document the event. There were only three of us allowed to photograph: local and national press and myself.
I went the day before the visit to go through the tour with the Queen’s press secretary. She explained how we were expected to dress and to act and where we would stand at each point in the tour. We were to always be ahead of the queen and photograph her as she approached us.
I photographed the enormous preparations for the Royal visit – the washing, cleaning and painting on the part of Harvey’s but the secret service men were swarmed everywhere. The brewery is sited along the river with an open view to the rest of the town. Hundreds of kegs of beer were moved to form a barrier blocking views from the town.
Hamish informed me that this was the most important event to have ever happened to his company in it’s 200 year history, and asked if I thought I would be able to do it. Although I assured him I could, I didn’t sleep a wink that night.
The day itself went well. The Queen wore a bright pink coat with a striking pink and black hat, making her stand out well amongst the black and grey suits. I wondered if it was intentional and it certainly made my job easier. I was struck by how small and fragile she appeared, although she managed the winding stairs and small spaces of the old brewery with surprising agility.
There are so many details that stand out from the day: the Royal Standard that is allowed to be flown only when the Queen is actually on site; the lines of police polishing their motorbikes, preparing for her motorcade; the interior the Royal Bentley with a book, a blue wool blanket and a small bouquet of flowers on the back seat; the huge ruby broach that matched the pink of the Queen’s coat perfectlygraphs because I was so busy shooting the entire time she was around.
My favorite shot from the day shows the Queen walking ahead of her entourage, captured at a moment when she appears alone, isolated and slightly stooped inside the huge empty space of the brewery outbuilding. Her husband and the head brewer are just visible through a glass door behind her. It has made me think about how lonely her position of privilege might be.
 C: I was lucky to be given the commission to document the renovation of Glynde Place, a 450-year-old Elizabethan manor house. The owner, Viscount Hampden, was not interested in a straight document of the building works. He gave me free reign of the huge building, asking me to photograph it however I wanted to.
The house was beautiful but also run down and in need of repairs. I would go every week or two and spend an hour walking through the building, and sometimes the grounds as well. The only way that I can describe my approach was that I entered the house with my eyes open to everything. I tried never to plan what I would photograph and to just be attuned to my environment. The building had a special quality of light and of space that I found perpetually fascinating. They were continually changing, with the seasons, with the weather and through the process of the building works. I looked for shapes, colors and textures, for quirks in perspective, for dust, fog and anything else that made the space transparent or opaque, for small details both ordinary and extraordinary.
I began the project before the renovations began. When the builders moved in, I didn’t know at first how I would incorporate the workers into my photographs. Over time, they became as much a part of my work as the building itself.
The Newhaven project involves photographing the renovation of two Victorian workshops. They are part of a regeneration scheme to build a new engineering high school in an economically depressed port town. I have been hired by the local council to photograph the renovation, again as an artistic project not as a straightforward documentary. The resulting photographs are being used to inform local residents about the progress of the school and will be on permanent display when the school opens, helping to retain a sense of the heritage of the place. Although the Newhaven and Glynde projects are different in many ways, my artistic approach has been similar.
M C: Actually, I don’’t enough change!
Another challenge is the fact of working on a building site. I had a lot of freedom of movement at Glynde Place but I had to juggle my shooting with construction work, power tools, huge holes in the floor and various other dangers.
On the Newhaven project, I am much more restricted. I am escorted around the site, making it harder to feel the freedom to shoot what I want and take as much time as I would like. I have to work faster, and there are some restrictions on what I am allowed to photograph. I am able to work within this but I do miss some good shots because of it.
? C: I was not sure at first how I would photograph the workers at Glynde Place. I initially felt their presence was an intrusion into the beauty of the spaces. But I began to like how they created unexpected movements and shapes.
Iul! Some of my favorite photographs involve the workmen. Photographing them can allow me to show the dynamic, unexpected and surprising elements of a building site.s? C: It was so fun. This was a PR shot promoting Mumford and Sons’ Gentlemen of the Road festival that was heading to Lewes a month later. The shoot started at Harvey’s Brewery, because it is such a famous Lewes landmark. I had brought along my 16-year-old son as my assistant. He had recently had a very serious accident and I wanted something to cheer him up.! We then spent the next couple of hours in the beautiful gardens of an old historic building belonging to the Council: my son and I, the band and their manager, and the chief executive of the Council. They were such lovely guys, very down to earth and relaxed. We just had a laugh, really. I took a lot of photographs that day but the band’s management only allowed the release of two shots.
M: What photographic experience stands out the most to you? C: Almost 25 years ago I went to photograph the Whitechapel Bell Foundry in East London. Founded in the 1570s, it was a fascinating place steeped in history. Both Big Ben and the Liberty Bell were cast there. I was allowed access to pretty much anywhere in the foundry, which was surprising considering the dangerous nature of the work.
Apart from being an extraordinary experience, it made me realize that my camera was a passport I am photographing, I can enter worlds, and people’s lives, in a way that would usually be impossible to me. I tend to be shy but having a camera in my hand gives me a role and a place within any setting. This is particularly the case within the predominantly male world of the building trade (and other physical labor such as the foundry). I love having a window onto such environments and because I have a clear role and demand respect, I can both observe and be a small part of the process.
M: What was the turning point for you in your career as a photographer? C: I think it must have been getting the Glynde Place commission. That was the first point at which someone was willing to sign a contract and pay me to photograph for them. Because it is a very important building and is well known locally, the prestige and scale of the job helped get me further work, even work that was not architectural in nature.
M: What's upcoming for you? Are you working on any new projects? C: The Newhaven project still has a few more months to run. After that, I am looking at some similar architectural projects in London and elsewhere. You have to know about interesting building projectsse kinds of commissions. They are not easy to find. Apart from that, I never know who is going to be in touch next and what I will be asked to photograph. That is one reason I love this work.
Check more of Carlotta's work here: http://www.carlottaluke.com
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After his incredible audition, Avery Dixon will be back on America’s Got Talent during the August 9 live shows. The musician made a splash with his first performance and earned rave reviews from the judges. Avery is an incredibly talented musician and could go far in the competition.
Avery wowed the judges and audience with his incredible saxophone skills during his audition. “You will change the world,” Howie Mandel declared. Simon Cowell said this is Avery’s “destiny.” Host Terry Crews was so impressed that he gave Avery the first Golden Buzzer of the season.
Avery wanted to learn how to play an instrument and picked out the saxophone while he was in the store. He was a natural from the beginning and learned how to play “harder songs within the first month of playing,” according to a 2013 interview. Averymusical accomplishments.
2. Avery was ‘not expected to live’ when he was born.
Avery was born 24 weeks premature and weighed only 1 lb. 8 oz. He was “not expected to live,” according to his official bio. “His little finger wouldn’t even wrap completely around my pointer finger,” his mother, Lisa, said in 2013. He has released an EP titled Entrees.
3. Avery’s voice was impacted by his long stay in the hospital.
Avery spent 39 days with a tube down his throat that kept him alive. The tube left a small hole in Avery’s vocal cords. This causes his voice “to be pitchy and a,” according to his bio. This complicates his asthma and makes it difficult for him to breathe at times.
He revealed to the judges that he was bullied when he was younger.  Just before giving Avery the Golden Buzzer, Terry told the musician to tell his bullies that he’s got a “big brother named Terry Crews” who will always have his back.
4. Avery shows off his musical talent on social media.
5. Avery is following in his great-grandfather’s footsteps.
Avery’s great-grandfather was Maxwell Davis. Maxwell was He worked with artists like BB King, Etta James, and more.


First record of Colletogloeopsis zuluense comb. nov., causing a stem canker of Eucalyptus in China
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s promise of peace for “near and far” leads R. Abahu to famously assert that even the fully righteous cannot stand where penitents do, again making this shalom more central than we might otherwise think.
Yevamot 62b-63a thinks that those who love their neighbors, are close to their relatives, marry off their nieces, and lend to the poor will be answered when they pray. There could be many reasons to name those acts, but I wonder whether bringing about peace with one’s relatives—no easy task—is where the gemara imagines each of us can make the greatest contribution to universal peace.
Verses 13-14: Switching to Shabbat, Not as Abruptly as it Seems
Our challenge on Yom Kippur is to see whether we can cultivate the humility that will earn us God’s comforting Presence, whether we can free ourselves of the chains of our evil inclination and find our way to a true engagement with God’s goals, the key to unbelievable blessings—of true peace, of true pleasure, and, we can hope, of true freedom from sin and all the distractions that have led us so far astray in the past. Read as we have, the haftarah emphasizes all of those points. With best wishes for a Gemar Hatimah Tovah, an end to the curses of last year, and a year filled with blessing and peace.
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What is common baldness or common hair loss?. top. top..
Testosterone and 5-alpha-reductase Enzyme combine to form DHT
As men start to age, these two processes change. After puberty, Testosterone typically increases in the overall blood supply of most males. Consequently, the binding of Testosterone and 5-Alpha increases, causing more DHT to be produced (1). This of course results in an increase in binding between DHT and the Androgen Receptors (2). The increased binding then causes an imbalance in the biology and processes of the follicle. Overcle, which results in slower and less healthy growth each time the hair grows, rests, and regrows again. When DHT and the Androgen receptors were in normal abundance, binding at normal rates, hair growth regulation was also normal. Hair grew and fell as it should have. The overabundance however, throws the whole process off kilter.The degradation process of the follicle is typically very slow, and takes many years, but the result is very apparent on the scalp to the hair loss sufferer. As hair continues through its growth and resting phases, each time a new hair grows from a DHT swamped follicle, it comes back thinner and shorter than it did the last time. Over several years, its growth degrades so much that it can no longer be seen. Thus is Androgenetic Alopecia - aka Male Pattern Baldness.In order to stop hair loss in any way, you must be able to in some fashion alter the processes identified above, or usurp them by stimulating growth *despite* the effects of DHT. Treatments claiming to "wash" dirt out, increase circulation, or reduce sebum are quite simply,-inflammatory's, and Antiandrogens.. </s> At least The Sun can be relied upon to inject some humour into what’s turning out to be a most frustrating election campaign by punishing the Conservatives, who its otherwise backed issue-by-issue. A day after the new pope’s election (already on his last legs, apparently), black smoke rose from a special chimney, then white to show a decision had been made, then red for Labour.
But The Sun’s right on its primary criticism; that the Conservative Party is flaky on the economy. Issue by issue support’s been there because Howard is an opportunist, something on which his own side warns constantly. Yesterday’s pledge to scrap the revaluation of property for council tax is a perfect example. Conservative policy is now to tax property based not on its current value, but what it was worth in 1991. A nonsense. My home was built in 1996, so I’m already taxed on a made-up number. Why? Because it was fun to claim revaluation is a stealth tax. So instead of a debate on funding local government, we get a row about whether an overdue administrative process is revenue neutral


I’m pleased to say that today over on Frosting for the Cause you can find my Wonder Woman Cupcakes. Wonder Woman has been on everyone’s mind and in everyone’s RSS feed lately, and so, when looking for a theme for my cupcakes this one came to mind. Essentially, it seemed to me that every woman who has to deal with cancer is Wonder Woman and they deserve to be acknowledged as such, preferably with a gold star!
I want to bring up again the idea of donating these baked goods. What good is making Wonder Woman Cupcakes if I can’t actually let these wonderful women know how amazing they are?
My recipe can be found over at Frosting for the Cause as well as my thoughts on the subject of cancer in general. However, at Girls Are Geeks if there is one thing we believe, it is that a woman can accomplish amazing things. This is about women with cancer, fighting cancer, surviving cancer, and then helping others do the same. This is about people who are truly real life Wonder Woman, and it’s about acknowledging them. So, I want you to think about the Wonder Woman in your life, and hey, maybe bake them some cupcakes!
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I have to get a new phone so I stopped by AT&T this morning. I was so disappointed with the selections. Everything looks the same. All these touch screen phones look the same. Some were ridiculously too huge, too boxy, and when I looked at the iPhone 6 I thought ‘wow, apple has let themselves go.’ It didn’t seem durable to me. The back of the demo phone was super scratched up. It looked so cheap compared to the iPhone 5 that I have now (which is broken. RIP.)
I have no idea which phone to pick.


But utilities may have the biggest role in ushering in a new era for the grid, sayOne simple way they can encourage EV drivers to help the grid is by offering “time of use” rates, which make it cheaper for owners to charge when the grid is less taxed — for example, when most people sleep at night. After 10 years of success with these rate plans, Baumhefner concluded, “If we give people a little push, they’ll respond.” This strategy can actually reduce costs Serving all grid users by helping utilities use the infrastructure they’ve already paid for more efficiently and avoiding upgrades.
The key is standardization, said Katie SloanUtilities. As more people start sending battery power back to the grid, it would help if there was a technical integration of the various electric vehicles and charging systems. “This is very similar to what we’ve seen in the solar industry,” Sloan said. “This is the first time we’ve moved from one-way power flow to a home with true two-way power flow.” Likewise, automakers, charging companies and utilities need to work together to leverage EV batteries in garages.


Quality Honagement? “All businesses that are running require a quality management system or Quality Management System (QMS). But unfortunately not all companies implementing such systems. If Yes, many were not organize and well plan.
What is the QMS and why is it so important? A QMS that success consists of procedures and systems which are write out and control. These procedures is the basis of event that can be audit by the internal auditor or external. An effective QMS will identify steps process which becomes the key to success and prevents most of the failures before they occur. This system will protect the supply chain company, brand and the most important thing is to protect and ensure customers remain satisfy.
Statistical tool and control plans.
Failure Models and Effects Analysis FMEA or (as part of advanced product quality planning or APQP).
Protocol validation system.
The first step is to create a flow chart or mapping process. A flow chart or map process is a tool commonly use statistics to find out details of the trip production and manufacturing processes. A map of this process is easy to understand and it is very useful to help discuss big-picture visualization production process in the form of step-by-step.
The map process will identify problems that may occur, allowing us to do a check point quality and provide the necessary documents to support the process. When all the steps have been written down and the entire process flow chart agree upon by all departments involve, then this process will be the control of formal plan. The project leader and leader of the quality assurance and then sign and approve the control plan and the final step of the process from the product.
The next critical step i.e. FMEA.
The FMEA helps the process of identifying potential errors occur and also the bad effects of those mistakes. FMEA provides an overview of the possibility of error and our ability to detect the error. This process is carried out by a team of minimal FMEA consists of one person and a maximum of ten people. Their job is to do the estimation of the likelihood of disabilities and the effects.
FMEA team will identify high risk priority numbers (RPN) as the basis for the development of procedures and quality control. Measurements will be made base upon the results of the NDP in the entire manufacturing process. For example, NASA use FMEA to identify potential errors that can occur in a program of the U.S. astronauts to the moon landing, and then back to Earth.
To ensure that Your measurement system does not cause an error in the process, tools and electronic manual calculations need to be calibrate. These measurements are part of the gauge repeatability and reproducibility (R & R). Gauge R & R is express as the percentage of error in measurement.
Error reading from most measurements errors are generally less than 10 percent. But for a job that is critical, such as the production of pharmaceuticals, error reading only reach 3 percent. The determine factors of risk involving customers as well. This measure is also useful in reducing costs, prevent the loss of confidence in the company.
Some systems quality management leads to Six Sigma. The ultimate goal is to eliminate the causes of defects and errors, and to minimize variations in the manufacturing process. This will reduce costs and increase profit. These initiatives include forming a team that has been train on a specific skill.
A Six Sigma process is measured based on the number of products free of defects are produced, which will hopefully reach 99.99966 percent, defects per million opportunities/). To achieve this, the process is run must first validated. This process refers to the Protocol validation system or SVP (systems validation protocol), as part of a validation master plan of the company.
A SVP validation consists of the IQ-OQ-PQ. This validation will test conformity of QMS and fulfillment. Installation Qualification (IQ) is document on verification of eligibility and oversight equipment. Indicates that the cancellation, the subsystem and the system has been install correctly and in accordance with the applicable code and design made. IQ also validate that the recommendations from reliable taken accordingly.
Operational Qualification (OQ) is a document verification stating that cancellation, the subsystem systems and have better in the whole operating range representative or anticipate. In some facilities, OQ can overlap with IQ.
Performance Qualification (PQ) is document evidence that defines a process and a system function that is expect, and producing the expect results in the normal operational conditions. This documentation can also be a reference for process capability (number of anticipate from defects per million).
QMS system the best ever will fail if not done with the preparation. The audit trace is very vital to be done after the system was form.
Operations carry out in accordance with the QMC written and approve.
The quality system adequate form and preserve.
The entire personnel have been train.
Training records update and well maintain accurately.
For example, to trace audit: Let's say you're making 30 products to customers. Then the customers come to audit. The audit team is of the customers you want to see the system documentation for the product #1 and #2 products. Customer audit team you then browse the documentation describing every step is complete. That is (training, APQP, FMEA, process design, gauge control, inspection and approval of first article inspection, in the process. And the final inspection, finishing retention period for records of quality, and so on).
Because you do not know from the beginning which products will be audit record of all customers, then the quality should be prepare in full.
Many businesses, particularly pharmaceutical and biotechnology, must ensure that the products they create meet the requests and needs of the identity, durability, quality and purity.
Companies undergoing operational with the above regulation will expect the same from their supplier. To do this, it takes a dedicate management team, employees are train properly. Even fully commit, regular audit activity, and most importantly, a solid quality management system and clearly written.


CC World Test Championship : Bangladesh tour of India 3India at Kolkata in 22-26 November 2019.
Virat Kohli smashed a brilliant 136-run knock off facing 194-balls and brings up his his 27th Test Century - Including 18 boundaries against Bangladesh in 2019 By Philip Dunkley
Not too long ago, I had the privilege of doing a preview on this game, and I was not allowed to say too much around it except the usual marketing jibe, but I need to confess up right now. I have been addicted to this game since I received it, and now that I got my grubby paws of the full review copy, I can happily reveal all that happens in the fantastic world of Ryu Hayabusa .
This moves me onto the difficulty of the game, and a lot has been spoken around this. Yes, it’s difficult, enough to get frustrating, and I suggest buying an extra remote, but it’s not as difficult as the last one. They have implemented a health regeneration system, but this has its limitations due to portions being taken off the Health Bar, the more you get damaged, and can only be restored with herbs and talismans. It also seems a bit inconsistent, as one moment you are hacking away and demolishing the opposition, and the next minute it feels like you eyes are going to explode due to all the action on the screen, and one wrong move will cause your untimely demise.
From a visual point of view, this game is also a little inconsistent, as some of the levels look absolutely amazing, with beautiful backdrops and highly detailed textures, while some levels feature some really bland environments that leave a lot to be desired. The frame rate also takes a bit of a noticeable hit whenever you activate the new Theatre Mode to record those epic fights, which can be uploaded at a later time. There are also a few Camera Angle issues within the game, as the action gets blurred in the environment, but a bit of tweaking in the options menu makes it a bit better.
In conclusion I can say only this: With a few shortcomings and visuals inconsistencies, this game is one of the best action games I have played, and kept me engaged from beginning to end, and a huge amount of pleasure and satisfaction can be earned when completing this game. I remember hearing that most people won’t finish this game, due to the difficulty, and whilst this is somewhat true, it would be a crying shame if you started this game and never finished it. If you are a fan of this style of game, you should really enjoy this, but be prepared for a challenge. If you’re not, this could really get you hooked.
Buy it now, and be prepared for an action blood fest that’s out of this world.
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About the combination of high and low frequency methods for impact detection on aerospace components
Natalino Daniele Boffa, Maurizio Arena, Ernesto Monaco, Massimo Viscardi, Fabrizio Ricci, Tribikram Kundu
https://doi.org/10.1016/j.paerosci.2021.100789
10.1016/j.paerosci.2021.100789
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Boffa, N. D., Arena, M., Monaco, E., Viscardi, M., Ricci, F., & Kundu, T. (2022). . Progress in Aerospace Sciences, 129, [100789]. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.paerosci.2021.100789
/ Boffa, Natalino Daniele; Arena, Maurizio; Monaco, Ernesto et al.
In: Progress in Aerospace Sciences, Vol. 129, 100789, 01.02.2022.
Boffa, ND, Arena, M, Monaco, E, Viscardi, M, Ricci, F & Kundu, T 2022,, Progress in Aerospace Sciences, vol. 129, 100789. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.paerosci.2021.100789
Boffa ND, Arena M, Monaco E, Viscardi M, Ricci F, Kundu T. 2022 Feb 1;129:100789. doi: 10.1016/j.paerosci.2021.100789
Boffa, Natalino Daniele ; Arena, Maurizio ; Monaco, Ernesto et al. /In: Progress in Aerospace Sciences. 2022 ; Vol. 129.
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Muslim merchants were not always successful in preventing the deportation of slaves from Muslim areas and even the jihād states, but their actions guaranteed that European and American slavers had to fill their ships in the Bight of Biafra and west central Africa, beyond the range of Muslim influence, and not in West Africa, except in areas near the coast in upper Guinea, on the Gold Coast (before around 1800), and in the Bight of Benin. The British anti-slave-trade patrols after 1807 have often been credited with limiting the flow of slaves from West Africa, and this factor, which can be seen as a product of the age of revolutions, was certainly important. The Muslim factor is not often appreciated, however. Enslaved Africans did come from West Africa, despite the Muslim avoidance of trading slaves to Europeans, but most of the enslaved came from non-Muslim areas near the coast or were more or less carefully screened to prevent enslaved Muslims from reaching the slave ships.
The internal slave trade within West Africa and the transfer of slaves as tribute were substantial and probably at least on the same level of activity as the number of people who crossed the Atlantic from West Africa. Moreover, as I argue below, as many as one million enslaved people were sent north across the Sahara during the same period, some of whom were Muslims. These figures and the likely scale of the internal slave trade demonstrate the availability of an enslaved population for the market. Furthermore, many enslaved Muslims and others from the interior were retained in such places as Ibadan, Lagos, and Asante rather than being sold into the Atlantic trade. In combination, therefore, the Atlantic, Saharan, and internal West African trades were of considerable proportions and thereby underpinned the period of a "second slavery" that was comparable to the intensification of slavery in the Americas.
Theoretically, in terms of the known demography, as I argue here, Wnt to the Americas during the age of revolutions, but this did not happen, even though many slaves did come from there. Discussions of the slave trade usually refer to Senegambia, Sierra Leone, and sometimes the upper Guinea coast as the coastal region whose interior was largely Muslim. Similarly, the regions identified as the Gold Coast and the Bight of Benin refer to areas in which Asante and Oyo, respectively, dominated the interior, but which also connected with areas farther inland where Islam was dominant. The coastal designations reflect the political geography of Afs perceived from the slave ships of the Atlantic. In West Africa, however, the jihād states dominated the region north of the Sierra Leone River from the late eighteenth century and the interior of the Bight of Benin after the first decade of the nineteenth century.
_The Transatlantic Trade and the Jihād Movement_
There are important implications of considering the jihād movement in West Africa as a historical phenomenon parallel to the transformation of slavery in the Americas in the nineteenth century. First, the Muslim regions of West Africa successfully maintained virtual autonomy from the transatlantic slave trade, with certain relatively specific exceptions. Before British abolition in 1807, virtually all slaves who came from Muslim areas of West Africa went to the Americas from the interior of the western Bilād al-Sūdān, most notably from Senegambia and the upper Guinea coast as far south as Cape Mount. Thereafter, slaves from Muslim areas came largely from the central Bilād al-Sūdān, where the Sokoto jihād took place. Some slaves continued to come from the western Bilād al-Sūdān along established routes that had been in operation in the eighteenth century and even earlier. Second, a newly enslaved population of considerable numbers was retained internally for deployment in economic development, despite the continuedexport of many enslaved persons to other parts of the Islamic world.
The autonomy of Muslim regions lative unimportance of slaves from Muslim areas in the Americas in comparison with the origins of slaves from non-Muslim regions. For the transatlantic migration as a whole, less than 10 percent of the enslaved population came from areas where Muslims were politically or economically dominant, and that means that the actual percentage of Muslims would have been considerably less than 10 percent. Nonetheless, we have biographical accounts of Muslims that indicate that despite their relatively low numbers, individual Muslims often stood out, in part because they were usually educated and sometimes well educated. By contrast, two-thirds of all slaves came from Bantu-speaking regions or the Bight of Biafra, where there were no Muslims. Many others came from areas along the West African coast where Islam was relatively unimportant except in regard to trade with the interior regions of Muslim dominance. Those who were enslaved close to the West African coast reflected political and social tensions in the states and societies of the coast and its immediate interior under conditions that often had little if anything to do with Islam.
The slave trade of West Africa with both the Atlantic world and North Africa can berelatively clear break in patterns of trade and society. The first period covered the eighteenth century, while the second corresponded with the consolidation of the Sokoto Caliphate after 1804. Jihād affected both periods, but in the eighteenth century the influence of jihād was confined to the far western Bilād al-Sūdān, while the founding of Sokoto as the capital of an Islamic state in 1809 effectively marked a shift in the trade and politics of West Africa that affected the deportation of slaves to the Americas and North Africa. The stages of involvement in the slave trade affected both the transatlantic and trans-Saharan sectors, in which the jihād movement undermined the deportation as while enhancing trade within the Muslim world. Even so, there was a recognizable presence of Muslims in the Americas in both the period before around 1804 and after, just as there was an equally profound presence of West Africans in North Africa and indeed elsewhere in the Ottoman Empire in particular. The second period emerged during the consolidation of jihād in the interior and was also marked byBritish naval pressure initially focused on the trade along the West African coast and thereby coincidentally reinforced the political aims of the Muslim states of the interior, which wanted to limit involvement in the transatlantic slave trade anyway. The combined impact of Muslim jihād and British abolition further pushed the slave trade from West Africa to west central Africa, the Bantu-speaking region from which approximately half of all Africans who went to the Americas traced their origins for the whole course of the transatlantic slave trade, and from which two-thirds of all Africans came after 1807.
The regional origins of the enslaved in Africa need to be contextualized within Africa, not just through reference to points of coastal departure. From the perspective of the jihād states, most long-distance trade that required caravans was controlled by Muslims who lived in the major cities of the jihād states and used them as their base of operations. The extension of Muslim rule affected Asante, Oyo, and Dahomey, the principal non-Muslim states in Westas the destinations of people can be determined in broad outline and therefore projections can be made about cultural, religious, and other influences, from burial practices to foodways, it is possible to assess the influence of jihād and the subsequent political alterations in response to it on the enslavement and sale of captives in West Africa. Specific contexts in West Africa shaped the movement of enslaved Africans to the Americas, but the forces that were unleashed in Africa were also global, influenced to various degrees by events outside Africa as well as regional and local conditions therein.
As is clear in table 5.1, two-thirds of all enslaved Africans came from areas in Africa that had no or very minimal connections with Islam in the century after 1760. Over half (53.1 percent) of all Africans who crossed the Atlantic came from Bantu-speaking areas where Islam was not a factor, except to a limited extent in southeastern Africa, where Muslim merchants operated. Similarly, there were few Muslims or individuals from areas where Muslim merchants were found in the interior of the Bight of Biafra, at least until the very last years of the transatlantic slave trade, when the Emirate of Adamawa founded satellite emirates at Banyo, Ngaundere, Tibati, and other places north


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Let's face it, the dating scene in Bozeman is rough. I've been here for nearly 5 years, and have found that it's really difficult to meet someone. The pandemic has made it even harder. Even though conditions aren't ideal, some people haven't given up hopee've rounded up the best Craigslist 'Missed Connections' for the month of February. We hope that by doing so, we can help people reconnect and find each other. Some of them made the list simply due to the fact that they're so entertaining.
This sounds like the beginning of a fairytale love story.
It's also a great reminder to hit the 'save' button when someone puts their number in your phone.
Almost Hit Your Volvo (Bozeman)
Also, don't text and drive.
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I'll be honest, I get a little creeped out when I read some of these. I don't know why, but this one seems overly aggressive.
Gnar Bar 2019 (Bridger Bowl)
We truly hope these people reconnect. They are obviously both animal lovers, and we can all agree that wolves and tigers on t-shirts are pretty awesome.
"You were wearing a blue shirt with a wolf on it and I had an orange shirt with a tiger on it."
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Jeff Pries takes us through a difficult scenario:
In the video, Adam mentions that if our Power BI login does not match a UPN in our local Active Directory, then the lookup will fail…which is a problem if you just don’t have the option of having your Power BI login match a UPN in your local Active Directory and don’t want to manage static user mappings over time. The following will cover a method of allowing the lookup to use a different Active Directory property, such as “mail” to perform the matching.


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Both companies are neck and neck as NASA’s last ride to the space station races closer.
By Charlie Wood | Published Nov 5, 2019 8:30 PM’s first test flight forNASA JSC/Boeing
“[It was] really a test of a system that we hope we never have to use,” said NASA commercial crew project manager Kathy Lueders in an interview on Twitter, “but it really gives us confidence when we see all those different aspects of a system tried out and put through an arduous test like this.”
Racing Boeing to the launchpad is SpaceX, which performed a similar Pad Abort Test in 2015. The company highlighted its recent progress on Twitter over the weekend with a video of a parachute dragging a test weight out of an open aircraft, triggering the deployment of m’s a pic.twitter.com/VJzDeS8UAG
Like Boeing, SpaceX also faces one major hurdle before it can fly its first astronauts—an in-flight abort where the Crew Dragon will launch from the pad as if on its way to space, and then demonstrate the ability to bail out and land. The capsule arrived in Cape Canaveral last month, and Musk expects it to fly before the end of the year.
While it’sASA’s last ride to the ISS aboard Russia’cy’s “full panic”The new telescope will be lighter, but far...


EASS Webinar – Affect, Emotion and Substance Use
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Stoke City and Birmingham City both secured their places in the sixth round of the FA Cup with 3-0 home wins over League One opposition.
Brighton were on the end of a defeat at the Britannia Stadium as Stoke ran riot against the side from the south coast.
After quarter of an hour Rory Delap’s long throw was bundled over the line by John Carew to give Tony Pulis’ side an important early goal.
They were two goals to the good seven minutes later when Marc Wilson and Jermaine Pennant combined in midfield and the latter put in a pin-point cross for Jonathan Walters head home from close range.
Ryan Shawcross sealed the 3-0 victory for the Potters when he nodded the ball past Peter Brezovan on 43 minutes after Walters flicked on Jermaine Pennant’s corner.
At St Andrews Sheffield Wednesday suffered the same fate as they lost to 3-0 to Birmingham.
Chilean midfielder Jean Beausejour notched his first goal for the Blues after seven minutes when he side-footedplay from Lee Bowyer’s pass.
January signing Obafemi Martins made things worse for the Owls after 18 minutes when he also grabbed his first goal for the club, making the most of some shocking defending to put the ball past Nicky Weaver.
Birmingham suffered a blow when Alexander Hlebf.
But ten minutes into the second-half David Murphy made sure of their progression when he lashed home from inside the six-yard box.


I am willing to bet that The Hartford is no longer interested in ponying up. W City ofhy should they when Hartford will. But the reason of course is to remove blight in the most economical and quickest way possible. If they go through eminent domain, owners could litigate and force the city to spend bucco money defending. and it will delay the goal by years. this is where the wiggle room will be discussed in meetings. I will still try to involve The Hartford in some capacity and offer incentives to them. I would love to be directly or indirectly involved in negotiations.
This is a very bad deal for Hartford.The result would be terrible...the building would be off the tax roll and the citizens of Hartford would be funding the sale via bonds..all this in a time of huge budget deficits.The City should ask the insurance company to cough up the money to buy the building since they already offered to invest 2 million in knocking down the building as a gift.Havent the citizens been riped off enough over the last 8 years of the Perez regime?


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The Two Rivers Lioness Club recently wrapped up its club year by donating funds to several area charitable organizations.
The Two Rivers Lioness Club dispersed donations totaling $3,900, including: Camp Tapawingo, $150; Domestic Violence Center, $200; Lester Public Library, $300; Salvation Army, $300; American Cancer Society Relay for Life, $250; Holiday House, $200; the Wisconsin Lions Camp Wish List, $200; Two Rivers/Mishicot Ecumenical Food Pantry, $400; Two Rivers Fire Department, $200; Fishing Fantasy Parade Great Bike Giveaway, $200; The Crossing, $250; Hope House, $250; The Haven, $250; Washington House Renovation, $250; and Two Rivers/Mishicot Ecumenical Food Pantry Truck Replacement, $500.
During the 2015-2016 club year, the Lioness donated $7,000 to local and Lions charities.
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Control network programming (CNP) is a style of high-level programming created to be especially convenient for solving problems with natural graph-like representation. Showing that this goal has been achieved is the purpose of the current report. CNP solutions to four problems representative of four important problem classes are presented. Most of the…
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The report describes the means for dynamic control of the computation process that are available in Spider – a language for Control Network Programming.
The paper describes one of the most researched techniques in solving Constraint Satisfaction Problems (CSPs) searching which is well-suited for declarative (non-procedural) implementation in a new programming paradigm named Control Network Programming, and how this can be achieved using the tools for dynamic computation control. Some heuristics for variable…
The aim of this series of two reports is to demonstrate that Control Network Programming (CNP), respectively WinSpider, can be used as an excellent environment for teaching and learning both nondeterminism and randomization. More specifically, the focus is on CNP implemented models and algorithms typically studied in courses on Computation theory and…
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Control network programming (CNP) is a style of high-level programming that is especially effective for solving problems that have natural graph-like representation of imperative, declarative, or mixed nature. The 'program' is often nondeterministic. The report is aimed as a concise, 'modern', and relatively self-contained introduction to the background and…
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What you need to know about thyme tea, which is good for the respiratory system, relieves indigestion, reduces rheumatism pain, and is effective in skin and heart health. “What are the benefits of thyme tea?” You can read from the news.
Sage, scientifically named Salvia Officinalis, is a plant with grayish green leaves and a woody stem. It is from the Ballıbabagiller family. Other herbs in this family are thyme, lavender, mint, and rosemaryTowards the beginning of summer, white, pink and purple flowers bloom. Sage, which has many benefits for health, is also used in soap and cometic products. Read more: “What is salvia? What are the benefits of salvia?”
Rosemary tea is good for headaches, good for respiratory tract, removes nasal congestion, provides faster healing of wounds in the mouth thanks to its antiseptic feature, provides a solution to constipation problem, accelerates blood circulation, makes the body warmer in winter, helps to weaken. These are not the only benefits of rosemary tea … What are the benefits and harms of rosemary tea?
Centaury tea has been used as an antidepressant support as a solution to mental and psychological problems for many years. It calms the nerves and is good for depression. It is said that it helps to look at events in a more positive way and not to get angry immediately. What are the benefits of centaury tea?
It is also known as lemongrass and lemon mint among the people. Lemon balm tea, which has a mild fragrance resembling lemon, blooms in small flowers towards the end of summer. “What is Melisa tea good for?” The most distinctive feature, which is one of the answers to the question, is its calming effect. In this respect, it is considered as a herbal tea for those who have anxiety. Balm tea should be used carefully, so we recommend you to read this article: What are the benefits and harms of Melisa tea?
The only benefit of apricot tea, which is consumed as a supplement to the diet of those who want to lose weight, is not only this. It has many benefits for eye health from the heart. What are the benefits and harms of apricot tea?
Blackberry teas, which are sold ready-made and packaged in the market, usually contain apple, orange peel, cinnamon, hibiscus and sweeteners and can be drunk as an intense sweet tea. However, tea made from the blackberry plant itself gives a more leafy flavor. In order to benefit from the healing of its leaves, tea can be prepared only from blackberry leaves, and dried or fresh blackberry fruits can be added to tea to benefit from the taste and healing of the fruits. How is blackberry tea prepared? What are the benefits of blackberry tea?
Rosehip contains 50% more vitamin C than oranges. In this way, it strengthens the immune system and helps the collagen structure system. What are the benefits of rosehip tea?
Linden trees blooming during the summer months begin to smell delicious and the collected linden flowers are dried and stored throughout the winter to brew delicious and healing teas. Linden, which has many benefits for health, can lose its healing effect when boiled for long periods of time. To get the most effective benefits from linden, you must brew the linden flowers correctly. What are the benefits of linden tea?
Apple tea, which protects against diseases and is good for many ailments from cough to fatigue, also helps to lose weight. You can also benefit from this magnificent fruit by trying different apple tea recipes! What are the benefits of apple tea?
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Moreover history strongly suggests that jobs destroyed by technical change will be replaced by new jobs complementary to these technologies – or else in unrelated areas as spending power is released by falling prices. Current evidence on new types of job opportunity supports this suggestion.
The job losses are broadly predictable; that technology has usurped the role of the travel agent is evident to anyone who booked a flight, hotel or hire-car online recently. For economists there are always challenges in capturing the gains; back in 1987 Robert Solow, a recipient of the Nobel prize from economics, famously observed’ – perhaps the technology has been creating more jobs than thought. Does the 170% rise in Animal Care and Control owe a debt to technology? You might be inclined to doubt it but the 400,000 Uber drivers of London probably do. We are still seeking signs in the economic data for something we know instinctively should be evident.
Our analysis does not explain the slow pace of productivity growth since the crisis, which has been a source of great concern among economists and policymakers. From 2010 to 2014, TFP growth averaged just 0.6 percent per year, well below its average growth rate of 1 percent from 1970 to 2010.


A post office opened in 1913 in the store building with Jerry Sullivan the postmaster. There was a blacksmith shop on the east side of Johnston Road opposite the store, and next door was the pool room, confectionery, barber shop and brick yard. The heydays of Sullivan were 1920 to 1922 inclusive. Pacific Highway was being surfaced and was closed to traffic. For two years all traffic south from Vancouver to Blaine went via Johnston Road and Sullivan. A garage was built and operated by the Johnston brothers, Bill and Albert, who later formed Johnston Motors in Vancouver in 1923.
To meet the needs of a growing community a two room elementary school was built in 1912 and was named the Johnston Road School. By 1950 it accommodated 81 students.. This is the present Sullivan Elementary at 60th Avenue and 152nd Street. The name was changed from Johnston Road to Sullivan Elementary in 1975.
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March 03, 1971 - December 16, 2015
Obituary for Rhonda Kay Charles
Bee, VA – Rhonda Kay O’Quinn Charles, age 44 of Medley Drive passed away Wednesday, December 16, 2015. Born in Richlands, Virginia she was the daughter of Teddy and Kay O’Quinn. She was a 1989 graduate of Haysi High School and was employed as an Aide at Sandlick Elementary School, Olly and Margaret O’Quinn and Robert and Laura O’QuinCharles; her daughters, Makayla Quinn Charles and Katelin Brook Charles both of the home; a brother, Shawn (Brittney) O’Quinn of Bee, VA; her mother-in-law, Elsie Charles of Davenport, VA and sesisters-in-law19, 2015 in the O’Quinn Family Cemetery, Bee Friday evening at Haysi Funeral Home where a song service will be conducte
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