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See the gallery for quotes by Dennis Chavez. You can to use those 8 images of quotes as a desktop wallpapers.
An infernal machine that produces every minute an impressive amount of poor, 26 million poor in 10 years are 2.6 million per year of new poor, this is the road, well, the road to hell.
No part of the human community can live entirely on its own planet, with its own laws of motion and cut off from the rest of humanity.
Convinced as I am and as I am from my government that the world needs a new moral architecture over all I believe that this should be the first topic to debate in our world of today, ethics, moral.
I remember. How many minutes do I have left President? About one, one minute.
They do not walk in... the path of Christ.
This has been a great victory for the Venezuelan people.
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The DVD has a total running time of 3 hours, so if you suffer from insomnia this will be the cure you have been waiting for! Topics I have covered on this first DVD are Health and Safety, hand grinding tools, basic spindle turning, including making mistakes and why they happen and basic face plate work.
If you are experiencing problems using a skew chisel, then this DVD should answer all your questions.
There are three projects on this DVD which you should be able to complete once you have practiced the basic spindle turning techniques. These projects will include a candlestick in Walnut, a 2mm stemmed goblet in Amazaque and an on lay box turned in tulip Wood with a Corian insert.
To complete your viewing enjoyment there is a gallery of some of my work and final thoughts.
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In the market for a bath fixture? Why just look when you can take an actual shower at the Pirch showroom in Soho and bring immersive shopping to a whole new level. Or why not book a night at New Road Residence in London: try the linens, towels, appliances, and whip up a dinner in the model kitchen before committing to your home improvement purchases. Over at the Apartment by The Line you can rifle through closets and dresser drawers stocked with pieces from labels such as Protagonist and Kaite then take the dresser itself, cash and carry. Or perhaps you’d prefer to retire to an elegant upper East side townhouse – courtesy of The Row – and check out their latest offerings nestled amongst a fantasy collection of Nakashimas and Basquiats.
As shopping online from home continues its unchecked expansion – almost $100 billion in on-line sales in the first quarter of 2016 – it seems like in-store shopping is getting homey. Beyond the physical space, note the proliferation of amenities that soften the pecuniary nature of the retail experience: at one end of the spectrum, cup holders on the handle bar of your grocery store cart; while at the high end, silver platters of chilled San Pellegrino are at the ready. And since nothing kills the domestic vibe like a wait at the check-out line, the final transaction that punctuates a purchase is currently being remodeled. In a luxury boutique your credit card is likely to be whisked away – the grubby reality of commerce happens out of sight – only to be discreetly, and somewhat apologetically, returned in a supple leather binder or zebrawood tray. In the more democratic Apple store the exchange is decentralized: just scan your purchase on your phone, then waltz out of the store unassailed. It’s like everything is yours already.
While we may, in pursuit of a bargain, suffer the cacophony of Century 21 or allow Ikea to swallow us whole and squeeze us through its labyrinthine intestine, the relationship between the big store and the luxury object is fraught. That ultra-precious handbag tends to hemorrhage aura when set in context of innumerable clones. The domestic metaphor allays the brutal impersonality of mass production and merchandising and the fantasy of exclusivity. Bella Freud, who commissioned the architect who designed her home to imagine her new boutique, claims she wanted “… to create an intimate shopping experience with an apartment like feeling, a bit like stepping into a friend’s place for a cup of tea and leaving with her favorite jumper.” The luxury of vast selection is superseded by the intrinsic value of singularity.
There was a time when bigness was in. Big meant selection. Big meant choice. Big meant entertainment. Big meant the whole world in a box. Malls touted square-footage as the metric of shopping exhilaration. Macy’s Herald Square billed itself as the “World’s Largest Store.” In the early decades of the last century shoppers entered the fabled Wanamaker’s department store in Philadelphia through a towering Corinthian portico to browse in a great Roman court, a fantastical Egyptian hall, and Byzantine, Empire and Art Nouveau period rooms. Products from across the globe were displayed with exhibitions of Old Master Paintings and exotic objets d’art. The grand department store was a portal to the world, the commercial twin of the great encyclopedic civic museums, where uplifting and educating the masses was serious business.
At the same time Sears & Roebuck and Montgomery Ward were delivering bigness to the rural masses through the original home shopping network: consolidated mail-order catalogues, some over 700 pages, that offered everything from buttonhooks and brassieres to motor buggies, delivered direct to their customer’s doorstep via the USPS. An early Sears catalogue cover boasting “Our Trade Reaches Around the World” featured a fair-skinned maiden, addressed envelope in hand, floating over a bucolic American farmstead astride a cornucopia spilling furniture, guns, pianos, and clothing. The mail order catalogue provided nationwide, domestic access to a previously unimaginable selection of products. Inventory was king.
By the 60s Sears alone accounted for almost 1% of the US gross national product, employed 350,000 people, and provided credit cards to over half the population. (The hippy-domestic Whole Earth Catalogue was that era’s proto-Brooklyn, DIY alternative to the super-square Sears Wish Book, the veritable bible of 100%-poly, post-war suburban American consumerism.) Fast forward to the now-familiar narrative of the exurban big box revolution. Walmart is the world’s largest retailer and QVC and Home Shopping Network deliver 24/7, in-home access to cubic zirconium, spot remover, and miracle knife sets to anyone with a television, telephone and a credit card.
And then something came along that was bigger than all of them, with the real potential to access the whole earth – and make it searchable – and everything changed. The internet made shopping the world not only a reality but an essential feature of everyday life for millions of people. Enter global shopping with a hyper-local interface: as local as your own couch. Amazon has out-bigged the biggest big box – adding 17-million square feet of warehouse space just last year – and in achieving such massive scale, fomented the expectation that anything you could possibly need is always in stock, immediately available, and just a key stroke away.
Now the even the keystroke has been decentralized. With the recent innovation of Amazon Dash Buttons – branded clickers that automatically place an order for a specific product – the home is the interface and the pantry has been outsourced. Out of Tide? Just hit the button and that familiar red and orange box will appear on your doorstep in a matter of minutes by way of a friendly, union-free, drone. As it is estimated that the average American women utilizes only a fraction of her wardrobe and wears a new purchase a handful of times, that logic of linked distribution will almost certainly spread to your closet. It may be only a matter of time before we have a Chanel Dash Button, a Calvin Dash Button. Winter clothes storage in the summer? Forget it. Out of style? Just send it back. Same with sizing. Your wardrobe will follow your climate, your body, and your mood. All that warehouse space is an extension of your space.
As our shelves and closets are censored for automatic fulfillment, and our pantries communicate directly with the public larders to keep them perpetually brimming with the bounty of American plenty, there will be ever less reason to leave the comfortable confines of our homes. The comprehensive sites such as Amazon and Zappos, and the curated ones like Net-a-Porter or Yoox provide our great data base of stuff. As product research and price comparison are relocated from physical spaces to virtual ones – its called a browser for a reason – the function of stores shifts from a site of discovery and transaction to something else…what, exactly, is at the moment hotly contested.
Bigness, at least in terms of luxury, seems to be a dwindling proposition. Discovery and selection in the physical world can never match the reach of internet with its huge-scale aggregators, branded ecommerce shops, curatorial shopping sites, and the long tail of small boutiques and Etsy home-crafters offering anything and everything. What the shop can offer, however, are things difficult to achieve on-line: an intimate relationship with things, a haptic appreciation of materiality, a personal interaction with a sympathetic helper, an experience that contextualizes objects, a place to socialize with like-minded connoisseurs, and most importantly, a respite from the avalanche of too-much stuff. Its relevant to note that the much-vaunted Apple store, which has the highest profit per-square-foot of any store in the world, essentially offers variants of four products: telephone, watch, music player, and laptop. In an ironic reversal, stores now may have to offer less to stay relevant.
If we’ve become used to, and adept at, shopping from bed, and as our homes are increasingly conjoined to distant warehouses that monitor their status, shops themselves may become extensions to the social function of our domestic space. As simple fulfillment of household commodities becomes automated and browsing, research, and cost comparison shift to be the prelude to shopping, not the raison d’être, a visit to the store may revert back to John Wanamaker’s original dream: shopping as a form of education and cultural edification. And maybe we learn best in the places that we feel most comfortable: places that feel like our own living room.
Oh, and whatever happened to Wanamaker’s? In Manhattan, the gargantuan old department store now houses a corporate headquarters…for FaceBook.
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https://2x4.org/ideas/2016/home-shopping-network/
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The German national football team held their last training session on Saturday in Sinsheim, on the eve of their friendly against Peru. Germany's last game was a 2-0 defeat to South Korea in the World Cup group stages which saw them crash out of the tournament. Germany will face Peru at 20:45 local time (18:45 GMT) at Hoffenheim's Rhein-Neckar-Arena.
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Ending a marriage or a long-term relationship in which you lived with your partner can be a difficult web to untangle. If you end up as a single in the space that you’ve always shared with someone else, making it feel like home again is important.
Once you have decided to put the breakup or the divorce solicitors behind you, approach the task at hand with a renewed vigor. Making over your home can be a chance to display your creativity and resilience. What’s more, it doesn’t even have to be expensive. Here’s how you can restyle your personal space to reflect your new outlook.
Have you ever seen a photo of a home that gave you an idea for a new project that you wanted to start? Well, now you have your chance. If you have a basic idea of what you want to do, or if you’re searching for inspiration to get started, try using websites like Pinterest or Tumblr to get ideas from other do-it-yourselfers.
At a time when you may not have the financial resources to invest in a home makeover, you can effect a huge change in the feel of your house by simply moving items around. Rearranging furniture can open up a space and encourage you to spend time in rooms that you barely noticed before. But this isn’t just limited to large pieces of furniture. You can also make certain areas of your home look different by bringing in decorative accents, like candles and vases, from other rooms. Think of moving lamps, paintings or even pillows from room to room.
A new set of curtains to frame a large window or a re-upholstered sofa in a printed fabric can be a transformational beginning. Whether you want to add light, incorporate new hues or make the colour palette of your home “warmer” or “cooler”, you should begin with one concept, such as putting down a new rug or painting the walls, so that you don’t feel overwhelmed by the task.
One way to make your home restyling a therapeutic experience is by getting rid of painful reminders and replacing them with items that invoke peace and contentment. Try swapping out old photos for your favourite piece of artwork, or bring in potted plants to introduce life into your common areas.
Redesigning your home is symbolic of a fresh start, but that doesn’t mean you can’t rely on the help of old friends and family. And if you plan on moving heavy pieces of furniture or painting, help is not only a cheerful way to approach your project but it’s also absolutely necessary. Call up friends, put on music and make a party of it. There’s no better way to embark on this new style journey — and life journey.
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In my post on miscarriage I cited the book Safe in the Arms of God by John MacArthur. Following is a review of the book.
We need God’s wisdom and compassion when we are called upon to counsel and comfort someone who loses a loved one. What do we say when that loved one is a little child? John MacArthur’s book Safe in the Arms of God: Truth from Heaven about the Death of a Child (Nashville: Thomas Nelson Publishers, 2003) offers a cogent, compelling presentation that God welcomes these little lives into His presence.
MacArthur begins by reminding the reader that “every life conceived is a person.” (p. 13) He uses Psalm 139 as a proof text to show that God expresses His thoughts about newly conceived life, and leaves no question that He is intimately concerned with that life from the very beginning. God actively participates in (Psalm 22) and has unlimited knowledge of each life. As well, God shows personal oversight in the creation of each person and in the unfolding of each life through time.
The author gives many scriptural examples of how tenderly God views children. Particularly poignant was His concern for the children when urging the inhabitants of Nineveh to repent in Jonah 4. He further cites Jesus’ regard for children, among other examples of God’s tenderness toward the young.
MacArthur clearly points out that all children are conceived and born as sinners and that the salvation of every person is a matter of God’s grace, not man’s works. He also shows that we are saved by the sacrificial work of Jesus Christ on the cross, the supreme manifestation of God’s grace. He cites Scripture to show that we are saved by grace, but condemned by works. Infants have yet to perform works so through His grace, He saves them. With this MacArthur discusses the age of accountability, not as a chronological age but a condition, citing the example of the inability of some mentally handicapped adults to understand or respond to Scripture.
Will I see my child in heaven?
Probably the most heart rending question we may face from a parent who has lost a child is, “Will I see my child in Heaven?” MacArthur reminds us of David’s response to the death of two of his children in 2 Samuel. When the child conceived in sin with Bathsheba died chapters 11-12), David ceased his mourning, worshipped God, and rejoiced that he would again see this child one day (in heaven.) In contrast, when his adult son, the rebellious Absalom died (chapter 18), David wept and mourned for this child he would never see again.
What Can We Say with Certainty to Those with Empty Arms?
How Does God Regard Children?
What If My Child Is Not Among the Elect?
What Is My Child’s Life Like in Heaven?
How Shall We Minister to Those Who Are Grieving?
We may not agree with everything, but….
MacArthur writes from a reformed theology position which you may or may not agree with. Regardless, this small book offers encouragement and hope to parents who have lost a child and is worth reading and recommending to friends and family dealing with the death of a child.
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If you are unable to make a payment during our business hours (Monday – Friday 7:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m), there is a payment drop box located in front of the District office.
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I grew up camping in my parents' green, pop-top VW Bus and backpacking the Cascades. Now I'm in the process of inflicting nature on the next generation -- my 3-year-old and 5-year-old kids (and at times our Labradors). We enjoy camping in the Boulder, Colo., area. Writing this article, I was surprised to see how many modern recommendations for camping gear include technology. Opposite these techno-centered recommendations was a reader comment that suggested the best camping companion for an iPhone is a hammer. I'm not quite sure which camp I fall into -- the high- or the low-tech one. But I'm sure in the coming years I'll figure that out.
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Chingford in Essex remained a rather isolated settlement until the 1870s, when it was finally connected to London by railway. This attracted tourists to the area, as well as encouraging the building of new houses for workers in the city.
Previously a royal estate, Epping Forest was opened to the public by Queen Victoria in 1882. The Royal Forest Hotel was situated on top of a hill near both the forest and the train station. It opened in 1890 and boasted private sitting and coffee rooms and even a grand banqueting hall. The hotel is still in business.
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The Foundation for the Support of Women’s Work – FSWW – was founded as a nonprofit civil society organization in 1986 to support improving the quality of life and economic situation of low-income women and strengthen their leadership in local development. Believing in the expertise of low-income women to combat poverty and their power to advance their families and societies, FSWW works with them in a spirit of partnership, develops all of their projects in synergy with them and their surroundings and cooperates with other actors in the community and local government.
The foundation has a public interest status by 20012009 number and 29.01.2001 dated cabinet decision.
FSWW has been developing and implementing programs in 4 main fields which it believes are prior for women.
For disseminating its’ models, FSWW has developed training manuals, catalogues, leaflets and other documents to be used in and outside the country.
FSWW projects appeared in various magazines and newspapers. You can access these news from here.
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URGENT: Volunteers needed tomorrow (8/30) to help in “Operation Revive Royalton.” Meet at 9am, 11am, OR 1pm (or all of the above!) at South Royalton High School. Bring any clean-up equipment you may have. We have some supplies & gloves – so don’t worry if you can only bring yourself! Many hands make light work… PLEASE SPREAD THE WORD (repost, text, and call)!!
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The Earley Charity was founded in 1990 by the merger of two historic local charities: the Englefield Charity and the Earley Poor’s Land Charity. The Englefield Charity had two branches: the Widows branch and the Apprenticing branch. The charities had been working together for many years, and had the same trustees. Throughout the 1980s they had used the name “the Earley Charities” on their headed notepaper.
The Englefield Charity was the older of the two. It was a private charity founded by a member of the Englefield family for the benefit of the poor people of Earley. There has always been some mystery about which member of the Englefield family was the founder, but it seems fairly certain that the Englefield Charity was founded in the first half of the eighteenth century.
The Englefields were an ancient Roman Catholic family, whose ancestral home was in Englefield village. The manor of Englefield was removed from the family, however, on account of their treasonable plotting against Queen Elizabeth I. Sir Francis Englefield was convicted of high treason in 1585 and died in exile in Valladolid in 1596. His grandson, also called Francis Englefield, purchased Earley Whiteknights in 1606, and Whiteknights remained the home of one branch of the family until the death of the last of the legitimate male line, Sir Henry Englefield, in 1822. Some years after Sir Henry’s death, around 1836, the Charity Commissioners attempted to establish the origins of the Englefield Charity, but with only limited success. They discovered that the charity was said to have been founded by the will of an ancestor of Sir Henry Englefield and found some evidence that the charity had been established more than a hundred years earlier. More recent research suggests that the most likely member of the Englefield family to have founded the charity was Anthony Englefield of Whiteknights (1637-1711). If this were correct, the charity would have come into existence soon after 1711.
The dating of the Earley Poor’s Land Charity is more definite. This Charity was brought into being by the Sonning Inclosure Act of 1816, which was implemented from 1820. The Charity was created as compensation for local poor people following the enclosure of most of the common land of Earley (then part of the parish of Sonning), and the loss of local common land rights, in particular the right to gather fuel on the common land “by hook or by crook” (i.e. to gather loose bracken and wood, but not to use an axe or a saw). The creation of poor’s land charities was characteristic of early nineteenth-century Berkshire. Similar charities created at around the same time include the Tilehurst Poor’s Land Charity, the Binfield Poor’s Land Charity and the Woodley and Sandford Poor’s Land Charity. The acts of enclosure across Berkshire typically identified a piece of low-grade land, and appointed trustees to manage the land, raise rental income, and pay the proceeds to the poor of the area. The Earley poor’s land was in three parcels, the largest being a big field in the uninhabited area to the south of Earley which was subject to flooding by the River Loddon. The future value of this sodden field could not have been dreamed of in 1820.
The area of benefit of the Earley Poor’s Land Charity from 1820 to 1990 was the Liberty of Earley (a liberty being a sub-division of a parish). The administrators of the charity came to be the local churchwardens, initially from the church at Sonning. In the 1840s Earley became a parish in its own right, and the churchwardens of Earley St Peter acted as the trustees of both the Earley Poor’s Land Charity and the Englefield Charity for most of the nineteenth century. The trustees made grants to individual poor people, and especially to widows and young apprentices, generally meeting once a year.
The total population of the Liberty of Earley in 1821 was 447, and had risen only to 487 by 1851. Thereafter, however, the population grew more quickly, reaching 6658 by 1891 and 10196 by 1901. Most of the new population lived in the northern part of the Liberty, in Newtown, around Palmer Park and in Earley Rise. These more populous parts of the Liberty of Earley became part of Reading in 1899.
From the late 1890s members of the Earley vestry began to question the running of the Earley charities and their close links to the church, for which there was little legal basis. Early in the twentieth century, after extensive discussions with the Charity Commissioners, the charities were re-established as secular charities with new constitutions. A new scheme was created for the Earley Poor’s Land Charity in 1903 and for the Englefield Charity in 1911. The Englefield Charity scheme specified that its trustees should be the same as the trustees of the Earley Poor Land’s Charity. The charities were active, though on a small scale, in relieving hardship during World War I.
From around 1920 to the late 1980s the Earley Charities led a very quiet existence. The trustees usually met once a year, towards Christmas, when they would allocate Christmas gifts to between twenty and forty needy people in the area. A great majority of the beneficiaries, all through this period, lived in the Earley Rise area of Reading, around Wykeham Road.
The Earley Poor’s Land was rented out either for grazing or (later) for use by local schools. The rental for the field was low. Having been set at £29 per year in 1867 and raised to £30 per year in 1875, it had fallen to £23 per year by 1903 and was still £23 per year in 1933.
The last occasion when Christmas food parcels were distributed was Christmas 1987, when the trustees personally delivered 38 packages, worth about £5 each, to elderly and needy local people, mostly in the Wykeham Road area.
In April 1988, after years of discussion and preparation, the trustees sold the major part of the Earley poor’s land to Heron Homes for £6,103,000.
Since that time the Earley Charity has assumed the role of one of the major local charities in central southern England. It built Liberty of Earley House in Strand Way, a beautifully appointed property set in splendid gardens, which it ran as a residential care home from 1991 to 2019, when ownership was transferred to the Reading Almshouse Charity. And it developed a wide-ranging and innovative programme of grant-making both to individuals and to organisations in the neighbourhood of the Liberty of Earley. Its grants have ranged from small donations to individual local people, typically around £250 but occasionally under £50, to the grant of £770,000 which made possible the building of the Earley Crescent Community Resource Centre.
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Still on this big Stephen King read.
I will be using a new book next week, I promise!
Does Stephen King ever write short books? I hope you enjoy the rest of the novel! Happy Friday.
You can't go wrong with Stephen King! I have been hearing good things about this one. I hope you are enjoying it. Have a great weekend!
Great book, Freda! I'm featuring my Goodreads Group Read of the month: : http://bit.ly/2F17A7s A Snowflake's Chance in Hell.
I always love Stephen King's books and this was a good one. Happy Weekend!
Oh my, I was such a Stephen King junkie when I was young. Now I'm a big scaredy cat. Enjoy!
LOL King does love to write giant books!
I've heard great things about this book. However, it's just a little to creepy for me. I hope you enjoy your book and happy reading!!!! Have a great week.
This is mine for this week!!!!
Happy new year. Freda. Wishing you a fabulous 2018.
How cool that we both picked Stephen King books, Freda :) He's amazing, I love his writing. Enjoy and Happy Weekend!
Starting this new book, I had to skip forward to 56, I tried not to peek.
I listened to my first Stephen King this week and really enjoyed it though it seriously creeped me out! I went with a novella because his page counts terrify me almost as much as the subjects! This looks like a good read!
If I was to recommend a place to start reading Stephen King, it would be with a book titled; Rose Madder. It's his least creepiest and yet is a wicked good read. This one is not one of my favorites, and is long-winded.
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http://www.fredasvoice.com/2018/01/the-friday-56-with-instagram-56-book.html
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| 2019-04-25T08:49:01
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https://xenforo.com/community/resources/keyword-check.7128/
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For two months this summer I got to work in DC, learning so much about public policy work and helping a good cause at the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention. I never thought that nonprofit work would fit me so well, but my internship with the AFSP taught me how satisfying it can really be. For years I believed the only way to make a difference was by working in Congress as a staffer, but my summer here has shown me that there are dozens of ways to get involved in the lawmaking process.
Interning in DC gave me an up-close look at America’s political system. There’s a big difference between what you see on TV and what goes on in real life, and my frequent visits to the Hill for meetings and events gave me a better understanding of the lawmaking process. As an advocate for suicide prevention, I got to help work on bills tackling everything from mental health to suicide hotlines to proper healthcare treatment for veterans. Me and the other interns created a folder to help us keep track of all these bills and find ways to help push these bills forward.
And I can’t understate how great it’s been to meet so many different people through AFSP. For example, early this summer I worked on the Advocacy Forum, an event that has AFSP members from all fifty states coming to DC to discuss policy issues and make Congress pay more attention to suicide prevention. I got to meet Karl Rove and David Axelrod during a panel where they discussed suicide prevention together for the first time, and I learned so much about potential careers from the people I met there. These were people I never would have met if I had stayed home in Tennessee this summer, and thanks to my interactions with them I had a much better idea of the kind of opportunities I might have in the future.
The phrase ‘life-changing’ gets thrown around a lot, but I seriously believe that my internship with the AFSP has changed the direction of my career. Before coming here I expected to one day end up working on the Hill as a legislative assistant, but my time here has shown me that I can make a difference with public policy advocacy and nonprofit work. This internship broadened my horizons, and I got to do all this while working with a great team of people from all over the country. I graduate from Middle Tennessee State University this fall, and as I start looking for my first job after college I’ll be sure to remember how insightful and satisfying it was to work at the AFSP.
| 2019-04-20T12:53:58
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https://afsp.org/our-work/advocacy/public-policy-internships/ethan-middle-tennessee-state-university/
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With the news that Syracuse recruiting target Eric Ayala will remain in the 2018 class and not reclassify to 2017 as SU coaches had hoped, it becomes increasingly likely that Syracuse will enter the 2017-2018 season without a consensus top-100 freshman.
It is still possible the Orange could land SF Jordan Tucker, whose ranking ranges from No. 40 at ESPN to unranked by Scout. SU is also thought to be in the mix for consensus top-50 PG Tremont Waters, although it is unclear whether the coaching staff will make a strong push for the former Georgetown commit.
Either recruit would add much-needed depth to a thin roster, but the odds of landing even one of the two are no greater than 50-50. Should Syracuse fans be worried?
About the depth at guard – probably. About the rankings of SU’s three incoming freshmen who have already signed their letters of intent – no.
Recruiting rankings are an inexact science. Fans and analysts alike tend to gravitate to whichever recruiting service’s ranking of a player fits their pre-existing notions or narrative. This makes it easy to conclude that a team has landed a great or terrible incoming player, if that’s what you want to believe, but it obscures the variety of opinions among even the best analysts about the best players.
Just take a look at the 2016 class. Most experts agreed that Josh Jackson, Harry Giles, Lonzo Ball, Jayson Tatum, and Markelle Fultz were the five best players. But looking specifically at Ball, Van Coleman at Hot100Hoops.com was the only prominent analyst to rank him No. 1, while Scout.com had him all the way down at No. 7. Fultz was ranked as low as No. 9 by Rob Harrington at PrepStars.com.
The variation is even more substantial at the bottom of the rankings. This became evident to SU fans this week when incoming freshman O’Shae Brissett shot up the 247Sports rankings from unranked to No. 48. He remains unranked in just about every other ranking of note.
But the fact that Brissett is unranked by a service like ESPN doesn’t tell the whole picture. Brissett is doing a post-graduate year at the Athlete Institute, and ESPN does not rank players who have already graduated.
The point is that SU’s incoming freshmen are likely to be good players despite their rankings. The reason is that Syracuse’s coaching staff has a good track record for picking out talent.
Much has been made recently about Syracuse suffering a “decline in recruiting.” You can make this argument by pointing to players like Kaleb Joseph, Chinoso Obokoh, Ron Patterson and BJ Johnson, each of whom transferred from the program, or to players like Tyler Roberson and Frank Howard who have not lived up to expectations.
It is a compelling argument, but there are examples of players like this throughout SU’s history. Two years after winning the National Championship, SU’s recruiting class consisted of Josh Wright and Dayshawn Wright, both of whom ended up leaving the program without a notable impact. Louis McCroskey from the class directly following the championship also ended up transferring, and a few years later came Devin Brennan-McBride, Sean Williams, and Mookie Jones.
These “misses” ended up hurting the program, just as the more recent ones have hampered SU in recent seasons. The biggest difference from the last three years is that the targets that SU has “hit,” such as Tyler Ennis, Tyler Lydon, Malachi Richardson, and Chris McCullough, have all departed early for the NBA, leaving the team bereft of depth.
So what SU is suffering through currently is not so much a decline in recruiting as the confluence of an unusually high number of players leaving the program for both the NBA and other reasons. This results in a worse product on the court, making it impossible to hide the recruiting misses that are inevitable for even a top program.
SU continues to recruit highly ranked recruits, despite Jim Boeheim’s reluctance to travel to watch and visit recruits as much as he once did. If SU continues to swing and miss at the big ones, as they did in the 2017 class with 5-star PG Quade Green, then perhaps there will be reason to worry. But one or two players does not make a trend.
As for next year’s freshmen, don’t sweat the recruiting rankings. SU has had plenty of low- or unranked players who went on to become good players. This list includes Brandon Triche, Andy Rautins, Wesley Johnson (who was unranked as a recruit, although he transferred to SU). If there is one thing those players have in common it’s that they started on two of the three best Syracuse teams in the last 17 years.
| 2019-04-19T07:29:50
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https://sujuiceonline.com/2017/04/21/2017-18-syracuse-basketball-dont-sweat-recruiting-rankings/
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Here we go again. Week 3 of my Top 10 List. As always, lots happening online, particularly on Twitter (check out #9).
1. This Week’s Viral Video: Sarah Palin Network. Tina Fey reprises her classic role as Sarah Palin in this week’s SNL.
I know the net is buzzing with changes from Foursquare, though I wanted to give a shout out to a new check-in based location service that does good for the world. CauseWorld, an app for the iPhone and Android, allows you to check in and get “karma points” to donate towards a variety of charitable causes. According to ReadWriteWeb, the mission of CauseWorld’s parent company Shopkick is to bring virtual and physical shopping worlds together. In addition to checking in, CauseWorld allows users to scan products for extra karma points. What a great amalgamation of brand marketing, local communities, social media and philanthropy.
I love my Droid, and now I love the user-friendly site 101 Best Android Apps that lets me search the 101 most popular apps by time frame (today, yesterday, this week, this month, and all time) and by subject matter (business, education, entertainment, etc). As opposed to lists that are published weekly by Gizmodo, Mashable, Techmeme, etc (which are incredibly helpful), this is a dynamic site that changes daily.
I’m not a World of Warcraft gal, but the WoWWiki is also a fabulous community resource.
I found this helpful, informative and fun blog written by a married couple who write lists about practical tips for practical living. While these are their personal opinions, I like the authenticity and personality of their blogging voice. I was particularly drawn to their blog because of this post. I’ve only read 1/3 of these…better get cracking.
Also known as “Mobile Ads with Emotion,” Apple this week announced iAd, its new mobile advertising platform, part of the new iPhone OS 4.0. The platform will be built directly into the iPhone OS interface. Steve Jobs claims that iAd differs from Google Ads in that the ads will keep users within an app, rather than redirecting users to a browser window. TechCrunch provided detailed play-by-play from Jobs’ iAd demo, and emphasized that both ad agencies and app developers will be able to create interactive ads for Apple.
A federal appeals court denounced efforts by the FCC to create standardized rules for the Internet, claiming that the agency cannot require broadband providers to give equal treatment to all Internet traffic. Edward Wyatt writes in the New York Times that “the decision will allow Internet service companies to block or slow specific sites and charge video sites like YouTube to deliver content faster to users.” The court ruling, which came after Comcast asserted that it had the right to slow cable customers’ use of BitTorrent and other peer-to-peer services to view free streaming of shows and channels normally relegated to paid subscribers. The principle of “net neutrality,” in which Internet providers must provide the same speed to everyone who wishes to access whatever websites users wish to see, is central to maintaining an open Internet. Austin Schlick, General Counsel of the FCC, said the ruling would affect it’s plan, announced in March, to connect 100 million homes to broadband by 2020. TechCrunch, ReadWriteWeb and Big Think provide good commentary on the court’s ruling from a tech industry perspective, highlighting a general consensus that the laws regarding telecommunications need to be updated to reflect the current state of the digital age.
Twitter Statistics from Chirp: Twitter has over 105 million registered users, receives 180 million unique visitors per month, 75% of Twitter traffic comes from third-party apps, and there are 600 million search queries on Twitter per day.
Promoted Tweets: Twitter’s much-anticipated program for making money off advertising, Promoted Tweets will show up when Twitter users search for keywords that advertisers have bought to link to their ads. Although Twitter argues that this program differs from ads, Twitter users seem to be confused about the value and nature of promoted tweets. What do you think — are promoted tweets equivalent to spam?
Library of Congress To Preserve Twitter: In what I personally think is a very cool move to that validates new media as important cultural literature, the Library of Congress has announced that it will digitally preserve ever public tweet since the site launched in March 2006.
Twitter Acquires Atebits: In its third major acquisition, Twitter acquired Atebits, the start-up that develops Tweetie apps for Mac and iPhones.
TweetUp: A new venture that aims to make money by allowing Twitter users to bid on keywords to give their posts top ranking. The service will organize posts according to popularity as measured by how often readers retweet and click on links contained in the posts.
Points of Interest: Twitter’s new feature that will use geo-tagging to identify physical places. The feature will show a map and a stream of Twitter activity nearby: a real-time view of what’s happening at a particular place at a particular time.
I absolutely loved Google’s SearchStory ad that aired during the Super Bowl. Now, YouTube has a channel where you can create your own Search Story. Can’t wait to play around with this!
| 2019-04-24T14:43:19
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Tyres will age regardless of how much or how little use they get. With this in mind it is particularly important that special care is given to tyres stored for extended periods of time; this may be anywhere from several weeks through to an entire winter period.
Storage temperature should ideally be below 25°C and above 0°C. If a tyre is marked with a green line on the tread or carries a technical advice label; this denotes that special care is required (Ref. Green Lined Tyres – Technical Advice).
For short periods (up to 4 weeks) tyres can be stacked on top of each other; preferably on pallets, to a height not exceeding 1.2 metres. The order in which they are stacked must be reversed every few weeks.
If the tyres are to be stored mounted on rims they must be inflated to the recommended manufacturer pressures and placed upright against one another.
For longer storage periods, the tyres must be stored upright on shelves in a single row at least 10 cm above ground level. To avoid shape deformation you will need to rotate the tyres on the shelves every four weeks.
Green lines found on certain products denote that fact that the compound is temperature sensitive and the recommendations for correct use and handling of the product need to be adhered to in cold environments.
Caution! The rubber compounds used in this tyre have unique properties which may have reduced flexibility when exposed to temperature below 10oC/50oF. As a result incorrect handling of this tyre may result in cracking of the tread compound.
These tyres should always be stored at temperatures above 10oC/50oF.
Before fitting or removal from the wheel rim, these tyres should ideally be stored for 24 hours at 20oC/68oF.
| 2019-04-23T10:17:39
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https://www.avontyres.com/en-gb/tyre-care/motorsport-technical-data/tyre-storage-advice/
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4. If our system can pull the name associated with the social account, this will be automatically populated in the First Name and Last Name fields.
10. When adding a phone number, make sure to include + and the country code before the phone number if you want to send them an SMS through Sendible.
12. Any Custom Fields you’ve added for contacts will be available under Other. For more information on custom fields, please see this page.
13. Under the Social option, you can link that contact’s social accounts.
14. Depending on if you’re saving the contact from Twitter, Facebook, LinkedIn or Instagram, the relevant username will be pre-filled.
15. You can search for that contact’s other social accounts by clicking on the icon for the social site you want to search and any related profiles will be displayed so you can check for the right one and add it.
16. Any Bio information the system is able to retrieve will also be displayed here.
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https://support.sendible.com/hc/en-us/articles/208052506-How-Do-I-Add-A-Contact-From-A-Social-Media-Channel-
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SoundExchange has announced plans to audit several radio broadcasting companies.
As stated in issue 135 of the Federal Register, the Copyright Royalty judges have received notices of intent to audit the 2012, 2013 and 2014 statements of account submitted by Beasley Broadcast Group Inc., Greater Media Inc., Saga Communications Inc., and Univision Communications Inc. Additionally, the CRJ has received the 2013 and 2014 statements of account submitted by Townsquare Media Broadcasting concerning royalty payments.
On Dec. 23, 2015, SoundExchange filed five separate notices of intent to audit these broadcasters for the specified periods.
Each were submitted pursuant to The Copyright Act, title 17 section 112, which says prior to conducting the audit SoundExchange must first file a notice of intent to audit a licensee and deliver the notice to the licensee. Additionally, Section 380.15(c) requires the judges to publish notice in the Federal Register within 30 days of receipt.
| 2019-04-21T18:47:50
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https://www.radioworld.com/news-and-business/copyright-royalty-judges-publish-notice-of-intent-to-audit-broadcasters
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Jason Hartman knows re-purposing content is a fantastic way to get new traffic. Not sure where to start? Keep reading to learn 5 of the best re-purposing techniques.
If you run a podcast, one of the best ways to re-purpose content is into a series of blog posts. With a blog post, it’s possible to really get into the finer details of your podcast in an easy to read format. Break up a podcast into bullet points and descriptive paragraphs, with headings to make the post all the more readable. With a blog post, you’re bound to reel in a whole new group of followers.
Creating a video puts a whole new set of tools at your disposal, and it’s easy to digest for a potential follower. Videos can also be uploaded onto YouTube, which will target an entirely new demographic. Like a podcast or a blog post, the content and the message will be the most important part. Don’t sweat production too much, but make it interesting and fun to watch.
A PowerPoint presentation provides another easy to understand way to reach a potential audience. You can host a slide show online, or offer to hold an in person presentation in your area. Either way, the potential exists to reach an entirely new group of followers.
If you have a series of podcasts, or a particularly long podcast, it’s possible to recycle that series into an eBook. With a good eBook, you can reach the entire Nook and Kindle market within a niche. Choose to make your eBook free to reel in lots of traffic, or .99 cents or so to earn a little extra income.
| 2019-04-25T05:00:56
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https://speakingofwealth.com/top-5-ways-to-repurpose-your-content/
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