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Have a great bid opportunity and want some big contractor guns to ensure the win? This can be a challenge. That big contractor you want to work with is established... you are not. They are well-known... you are not. But you know you can win if you can just get that big contractor onboard for that bid...
You can guess the challenge here: large contractors are often wary of joining forces with small ones let alone even subcontracting to small ones that they do not know well.
So, not surprisingly, large contractors have a usual set of questions they want answered to their own leadership in order to engage a small contractor as a possible prime.
These requirements encompass elements such as the agreement's content, access and transparency to pricing, sign-off on the final proposal, and other areas. You need to be ready to address these.
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Another way to look at it: these same measures will be eventually requested by the large contractor, anyway. You might as well get ahead now with what large contractors look for from small primes. Anticipating what large contractors want means being ready.
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Be ready to answer these important questions as you prepare to pitch or work with a large contractor.
- Why does your firm believe it can win the award?
- Does the large contractor already know your firm? How?
- Does the large contractor know the senior staff at your firm?
- Have you worked with the large contractor before? If not, has the large contractor received references regarding your firm?
- If the contracting firms have not worked together before, the large one will want to obtain a D&B rating on you. Do you already know what that will show?
- How well does your firm know the market in which you are both bidding and can the large contractor verify your level of knowledge?
- Has your firm shaped the procurement and can the large contractor verify that?
- Do you have the right past performance for the engagement? Be ready with details of any qualifications.
Items or Actions That Will be Requested of You
Be ready to address these aspects for the agreement, pricing, reviews, etc.
Teaming Agreement
- Provide the specifics for all of the information/requirements (pricing, reviews, etc.).
- If this is an IDIQ or BPA, you need to specify that the large contractor will receive a copy of all issued task orders.
- Ensure that the rates and total price are not too high while not too low.
- Include the larger contractor in the Price to Win Session(s), to ensure the competitiveness of the bid.
Technical Reviews
- Allow the larger contractor to review/comment on the proposal outline and they will especially review the government compliance instructions and evaluation criteria. Specifically, all aspects of C, L & M: C= Statement of Work. L=Instructions for Submission. M= Evaluation Criteria.
- Include the larger contractor on all color teams ("color teams" refers to the iterations of all review teams for the proposal drafts).
Other Requirements
- Ensure you inform the large contractor on any other firms included on the team.
- Be ready to agree on the level of effort requested for proposal support.
- Identify and agree on past performance to be utilized from the large firm since that may require their internal approval.
- Help the large contractor understand what you need of them for proposal content, sections to author.
- Agree on the schedule for inputs and proposal reviews to avoid last minute issues.
- Regarding key personnel, allow the large contractor to have input on the candidates involved.
More about Steve Delahunty
Steve Delahunty is the Chief Executive at Arcetyp LLC. He is a senior leader with 10 years of executive experience in technology and management consulting. Steve also has over 30 years in the information technology industry including a combination of commercial and federal sector consulting services expertise.This content is for informational purposes only and may not contain all material information about government contracting. This information is not intended to be, nor should it be construed, used, or relied upon, as, financial, tax, legal, or procurement advice.


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Rookie MinorsUpdatedWednesday April 11, 2018 byFrank Fischer.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2mRuWPJS64E -- Great video on how to teach young kids to catch properly.
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JTuopUgmg1w -- how coaches should throw a ball to a player to learn to cacth (no lob arcs)
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Oe1N64lv-bA -- this one takes a while to get going, but really is strong on arm position and proper throwing mechanics
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As Elder Dallin H. Oaks has taught:
"Healing blessings come in many ways, each suited to our individual needs, as known to Him who loves us best. Sometimes a 'healing' cures our illness or lifts our burden. But sometimes we are 'healed' by being given strength or understanding or patience to bear the burdens placed upon us." All that will come may be "clasped in the arms of Jesus." All souls can be healed by His power. All pain can be soothed. In Him, we can "find rest unto [our] souls." Our mortal circumstances may not immediately change, but our pain, worry, suffering, and fear can be swallowed up in His peace and healing balm.
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Slices of life: Remember, grief stems from love
Grief is not a law-abiding citizen. It is a renegade, an ever-changing beast. Grief is a labyrinth. Expecting it to follow a straightforward path is like expecting water to run uphill. It just isn't going to happen.
You experience it once, twice even four or five times and you are no more prepared to experience it again than you were when you were a grief virgin.
It's always new. That's the awful magic of grief – all magic aside, of course.
This is because no grief is the same. Not ever. Each time we grieve it is different and unique because our losses are different and unique. And the person we are when this loss occurs is different and unique. We are as ever changing as grief. There is no more figuring it out than you can figure yourself out. Truth.
But there are those imposters who believe they know our grief. Don't let them fool you. They don't know. Not really. Not at all. They lurk around the corner, posing as family or friend, telling us how we should experience our unique and personal grief. They are more common than you'd expect; I can't believe they still exist. But they do.
They tell us to "get over it" or "it's been long enough now" or "stop talking about it; it will only make you feel worse" or "I know exactly how you feel because I've been though the exact same thing."
All wrong.
Grief is personal. Your grief will never be the same as mine and vice versa. No one can tell you how you feel – much less how you should feel. No one can set a time limit on your grief. It is hurtful and insensitive to do so.
I know this because I am challenged in the grief arena. I've been blessed to escape most grief (so far) but the stuff I've experienced has thrown me for a loop. I'm no good at grief. I'm sure most people think this same thought, but compared to other people I'm pretty sure I stink at grief.
I lost my mom nine years ago. I still have difficulty remembering the fun times with her. The laughter. The love. Her smile. Instead I remember the Alzheimer's and her asking, "Who are you?" when I entered her kitchen.
I don't speak about this publicly. It isn't something people want to hear. It's been nine years, after all. Why can't I get over it?
Grief takes courage to forge through on your own terms. Grief takes courage period, while making you feel just about anything but courageous. Grief sucks.
But grief means we have loved and been loved. Grief means we have participated in life. Grief means the life we lived contained something substantial and something worth losing. Without loss and the grief it brings, life would lack meaning and value. Nothing worth anything is gained without a considerable amount of energy and love. Grief comes from both.
Just about all of us will all grieve at some point. And this grief does have one universal truth: It means we have loved someone or something outside ourselves. It means we have let someone inside our inner circle to be a part of our lives and when they no longer occupy that space, when they are no longer on this earth, we are sad because at the moment they left this earth a piece of us left with them.
This is the emptiness called grief. But at the same time, it is the fullness called love.
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LONDON (AFP) - Britain's economic growth unexpectedly accelerated in the second quarter in the run-up to the nation's shock EU exit referendum, official data showed Wednesday.
Gross domestic product (GDP) grew 0.6 per cent, the Office for National Statistics (ONS) said in a first estimate for April-June, which included the shock EU exit referendum towards the end of the period.
That beat market expectations for 0.5-per cent growth, as activity was boosted by rebounding industrial production, and followed 0.4-percent expansion in the first quarter.
"Today's GDP figures show that the fundamentals of the British economy are strong," said Conservative finance minister Philip Hammond.
Chancellor of the Exchequer Hammond added Britain was in a strong position to negotiate its departure from the European Union, after Britons voted on June 23 in favour of Brexit. "In the second quarter of this year our economy grew by 0.6 percent - faster than was expected," he said.
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XVIII Pentecost, Year A
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Gospel Anthropological Reading
Gospel Historical/Cultural Questions
Gospel So What?
Epistle Anthropological Reading
Epistle Historical/Cultural Questions
Epistle So What?
Main Text
Exodus 20:1-4, 7-9, 12-20
Then God spoke all these words: I am the LORD your God, who brought you out of the land of Egypt, out of the house of slavery; you shall have no other gods before me.
You shall not make for yourself an idol, whether in the form of anything that is in heaven above, or that is on the earth beneath, or that is in the water under the earth.
You shall not make wrongful use of the name of the LORD your God, for the LORD will not acquit anyone who misuses his name.
Remember the sabbath day, and keep it holy. Six days you shall labor and do all your work.
Honor your father and your mother, so that your days may be long in the land that the LORD your God is giving you.
You shall not murder.
You shall not commit adultery.
You shall not steal.
You shall not bear false witness against your neighbor.
You shall not covet your neighbor's house; you shall not covet your neighbor's wife, or male or female slave, or ox, or donkey, or anything that belongs to your neighbor.
When all the people witnessed the thunder and lightning, the sound of the trumpet, and the mountain smoking, they were afraid and trembled and stood at a distance, and said to Moses, "You speak to us, and we will listen; but do not let God speak to us, or we will die." Moses said to the people, "Do not be afraid; for God has come only to test you and to put the fear of him upon you so that you do not sin."
Isaiah 5:1-7
Let me sing for my beloved
my love-song concerning his vineyard:
My beloved had a vineyard
on a very fertile hill.
He dug it and cleared it of stones,
and planted it with choice vines;
he built a watchtower in the midst of it,
and hewed out a wine vat in it;
he expected it to yield grapes,
but it yielded wild grapes.
And now, inhabitants of Jerusalem
and people of Judah,
judge between me
and my vineyard.
What more was there to do for my vineyard
that I have not done in it?
When I expected it to yield grapes,
why did it yield wild grapes?
And now I will tell you
what I will do to my vineyard.
I will remove its hedge,
and it shall be devoured;
I will break down its wall,
and it shall be trampled down.
I will make it a waste;
it shall not be pruned or hoed,
and it shall be overgrown with briers and thorns;
I will also command the clouds
that they rain no rain upon it.
For the vineyard of the LORD of hosts
is the house of Israel,
and the people of Judah
are his pleasant planting;
he expected justice,
but saw bloodshed;
but heard a cry!
Philippians 3:4b-14
If anyone else has reason to be confident in the flesh, I have more: circumcised on the eighth day, a member of the people of Israel, of the tribe of Benjamin, a Hebrew born of Hebrews; as to the law, a Pharisee; as to zeal, a persecutor of the church; as to righteousness under the law, blameless.
Whatever gains I had, these I have come to regard as loss because of Christ. More than that, I regard everything as loss because of the surpassing value of knowing Christ Jesus my Lord. For his sake I have suffered the loss of all things, and I regard them as rubbish, in order that I may gain Christ and be found in him, not having a righteousness of my own that comes from the law, but one that comes through faith in Christ, the righteousness from God based on faith. I want to know Christ and the power of his resurrection and the sharing of his sufferings by becoming like him in his death, if somehow I may attain the resurrection from the dead.
Not that I have already obtained this or have already reached the goal; but I press on to make it my own, because Christ Jesus has made me his own. Beloved, I do not consider that I have made it my own; but this one thing I do: forgetting what lies behind and straining forward to what lies ahead, I press on toward the goal for the prize of the heavenly call of God in Christ Jesus.
Matthew 21:33-46
Jesus said, "Listen to another parable. There was a landowner who planted a vineyard, put a fence around it, dug a wine press in it, and built a watchtower. Then he leased it to tenants and went to another country. When the harvest time had come, he sent his slaves to the tenants to collect his produce. But the tenants seized his slaves and beat one, killed another, and stoned another. Again he sent other slaves, more than the first; and they treated them in the same way. Finally he sent his son to them, saying, `They will respect my son.' But when the tenants saw the son, they said to themselves, `This is the heir; come, let us kill him and get his inheritance.' So they seized him, threw him out of the vineyard, and killed him. Now when the owner of the vineyard comes, what will he do to those tenants?" They said to him, "He will put those wretches to a miserable death, and lease the vineyard to other tenants who will give him the produce at the harvest time."
Jesus said to them, "Have you never read in the scriptures:
`The stone that the builders rejected
has become the cornerstone;
this was the Lord's doing,
and it is amazing in our eyes'?
Therefore I tell you, the kingdom of God will be taken away from you and given to a people that produces the fruits of the kingdom. The one who falls on this stone will be broken to pieces; and it will crush anyone on whom it falls."
When the chief priests and the Pharisees heard his parables, they realized that he was speaking about them. They wanted to arrest him, but they feared the crowds, because they regarded him as a prophet.
Gospel Anthropological Reading
Our parable is not about the end of the Jewish religion. To read it this way is to engage in anti-Semitism. The parable today does indeed have a salvation historical referent in the vineyard metaphor (cf Isa 5). And it is addressed to Jewish leadership, more so, it is addressed specifically to leaders of the sacrificial system, the substitutionary mechanism whereby violence becomes its own remedy.
Some will preach that Jesus is foretelling only the end of Judaism in its sacrificial aspects (not in its moral ones) because He is the ultimate sacrifice. The rejection of Jesus by the authorities in the parable will become (in their preaching) the rejection of Jesus by God (the penal theory of the atonement). But to claim Jesus as the ultimate sacrifice is to miss the key New Testament observation that Jesus' death (his self-sacrifice) is the end of sacrifice. Jesus' death is not Yes to sacrifice; it is the great No of God to sacrifice.
The shift of Matthew in vs 41, whereby it is not Jesus but the religious authorities that proclaim judgment on the tenants is crucial. This follows Matthew's emphasis on judgment-of-others being self-judgment. "It was decisive that the people who acted in this way were not aware of the process of self-judgment in themselves. There was a great gulf between their evaluation of themselves and their actual activities. They thought that they were only (with right on their side) judging Jesus, and not themselves, and it escaped their notice that their judgment of him was in truth a ganging together against him. Those judging intended to judge another and not themselves. But in the light of Jesus' love for his enemies, which came from the heavenly Father, their activity is shown up as self-deception, by which they only shifted their own guilt. The self-judgment whose mechanism Jesus opened up and against which he warned people consists not in explicit self-accusation (such a thing, carried out in humility, would be healing), but in the contradiction between the word and deed and thereby in the concealment of guilt and the shifting of evil onto others." (Raymund Schwager Jesus in the Drama of Salvation)
A mimetic theoretical approach to preaching this parable is thus justified to see an implicit critique of Christianity practiced as a sacrificial religion and thus, is able to point out the ways Christians continue to utilize the victimage mechanism in extruding and scapegoating others.
Robert Hamerton-Kelly's observation on this parable from Mark's gospel are apropos here: "The authority from men operates by expelling and killing; the authority from heaven operates by including and vindicating. The force of the metaphor is that the sacrificial system of the Temple, which symbolizes the Generative Mimetic Scapegoating Mechanism, is replaced by a system that takes its point of departure from the stone that the builders rejected, the victim, and exercises the authority of heaven." (The Gospel and the Sacred)
This parable can be preached as the demise of sacrificial Christianity. Are we not able to find scores of contemporary examples of Christian leaders justifying extrusion, expelling and even murder? Are there not a plethora of examples of Christian churches and denominations engaging in the sacrifice of others based upon race, religion, gender, political affiliation or sexual orientation? Is it possible to suggest that modern Christian theology is also implicated in this destructuring of victimage when it contends that God is violent or in need of sacrifice?
As long as the point of view of the victim is suppressed, as long as we do not engage a 'hermeneutic from below', as long as we continue to proclaim a retributive God are we also not bringing ourselves face to face with the god inside us, the god of retribution and violence, a god to be feared, a false god, an idol, a trick of metaphysical self-transcendence? And surely then, can we not see that in judging others we judge ourselves and in so doing place ourselves in the queue of potential 'guilty' victims that grease the sacrificial mechanism of human culture? We ought, as Christian leaders, to tremble a little today when we get ready to preach this text.
Gospel Historical/Cultural Questions
Many have argued that the Matthean version of the parable (and the judgment saying of vs 41) is secondary which would appear to vitiate Girard's observation. Gundry (Matthew: A Commentary on His Literary and Theological Art), e.g.: "The insertion of 'they say to him' makes Matthew's version of the judgmental statement a dramatic self-sentencing by the chief priests and elders of the people." Beare (The Gospel according to Matthew) suggests that this redaction "is not in keeping with the statement 'they perceived that he was speaking about them.' Curiously Schnakenburg (The Gospel of Matthew) sees the parable not addressing the Temple leadership but the audience "whom we ought to think of as ordinary persons (cf vs 46)." But would ordinary people have either the right or the authority to arrest Jesus?
The first implication concerns the original format of the parable. Many have argued that the Markan-Thomas form is original and that Matthew has heavily redacted the parable proper. However, this is by no means a consensus, and there are good reasons for believing that the parable as it stands in Matthew may be more original (see Klyne Snodgrass The Parable of the Wicked Tenants). We are aware of Matthew's tendency to engage in midrash on Mark and we would not be surprised that he also interprets this parable for his community. So? Is it not our task then to follow the hermeneutic provided by Matthew and not one of our own devising?
If Matthew has in fact redacted the saying of vs 41 so that it becomes self-referential he is doing so as it reflects the function of the parable: parables are intended to create a self-referentiality, so Matthew's 'redaction' simply reflects Jesus' shift from perceiving judgment as a prerogative of God to that of self-judgment (as Schwager has noted).
On the other hand it is also possible that the Synoptic gospels redact the words into the mouth of Jesus so that the parable reflects the ruination of the Temple leadership post 70 C.E. The Gospel of Thomas has no reference to our vs 41, ending with the death of the son, the stone saying and the logion "the one with ears to hear, listen!"
J. & R. Newell "Parable of the Wicked Tenants (Novum Testamentum 14: 226-37) argue against any Christological significance of the parable tracing the original form of the parable to Jesus interaction with "Zealot" movements. Their study has been criticized as it now assumed that there was no organized Zealot movement as such during Jesus' day. However, that there were movements of revolt that engaged violence as a means to an end is incontrovertible and their remarks on the potential background of the parable are illuminating. They suggest that the parable is about the ineffectiveness of violence as a means of social transformation. It may well have been in its original form but is it too much to think that at the end of his ministry that Jesus was able to see that his death ('son' 'stone') would undo the violent structures that governed human culture and its sacrificial mechanisms? We do not find their interpretation to be incongruous with a Christological approach. Indeed, there is a structural congruity between both interpretations. Both show the way that violence will ultimately bring the end of the effectiveness of violence, either through the retaliation of human agents or the identification of God with the victim.
The Newells point out that, "to kill the foreign son of a foreign landowner in order to regain a vineyard for Israel would not be an atrocity, but a hero's accomplishment. But the question that Jesus puts to his hearers has a different twist. He does not ask the listeners if they think that the tenants were right in what they did. Instead he asks, 'what will the owner of the vineyard do to those tenants?' The answer that they must give to the question forces them to realize that violent methods are not expedient in that situation…The hearers of the parable are forced to a conclusion that they would not normally accept: that the logical outcome of such tactics is self-destruction…Jesus does not attack the goals of the tenants (or Zealots) but only their methods.
Perhaps what Jesus here recognizes is that violent men, men who advocate and use violence to obtain their goals, often end up working against their own ends. Their violent means often lead to their own destruction and this to the frustration of the worthwhile goals they aimed for."
I can see where the Newell's are going in their argument and think something is to be said for the potential 'revolt' background of the parable, but that is because the rejection of the 'son' 'stone' is the revolutionary act that will turn the tide of culture and it will be done non-violently (or in a forgiving manner). Nowhere in the gospels does Jesus appear to be sympathetic to issues relating to the Land as such, which along with Torah and Temple was (is) one of the major pillars of Jewish culture.
A Short Note on the Jesus Seminar's Jesus and Gospel Hermeneutics
Several years back the Jesus Seminar came out with a portrait of Jesus that has captured the imagination of too many. With the imprimatur of 'scholarship' this 'Jesus' has become some sort of standard by which we are to intellectually measure all of our Jesuses. If our portraits are not consonant with that Jesus then they do not represent historical reality as defined by scholarship; this is human reason at the apogee of hubris.
I must insist with Luther that 'reason is the Devil's Whore.' The hubris of the 'academy' is predicated upon a false description of what constitutes history, fact and reality. The 'reality' of far too much of the academy is the 'reality' of dualism constructed within the framework of the victimage mechanism grounded in the violent logos (logos, discourse). The 'academic' Jesus will therefore never be the living Lord of the gospels. The academic Jesus lacks the power and authority to change, renew, invigorate, enliven. The Jesus of the Jesus Seminar is emasculated and is almost good for nothing, the Jesus of the gospels is good for everything.
In the final analysis the Jesus Seminar ends up in the position it most violently opposes, namely the verbal inspiration theory. The former is a minimalist stance, the latter a maximalist stance but both are on the same plane of reifying language and ascribing authority (transcendence) to language. The quest for ipsissima verba needs to be juxtaposed to the unitary Christological understanding of the Evangelists. The purely historical quest for Jesus will always end up as ennui (a dead end) if it does not recognize that it is the Living Lord that is being borne witness to in the Gospels, and this can only be seen in faith.
I affirm the academy's quest to re-picture Jesus. They are correct to observe that the Jesus of Christianity is not representative of the Jesus of the Gospels. The Jesus of Christianity has become too mired in dogma and doctrine, too sunk in violence, too removed from humanity. But the questers, not being aware of the structuring role violence plays, end up almost always talking about a revolutionary Jesus
in one form or another, an historical figure who preached the violence of the apocalypse. It was not the early church that figured out the relation of violence to culture, that was Jesus. The early church figured out the relation of Jesus' death (the violence done to him) in relation to human culture.
I am not an anti-intellectual nor do I think that human reason cannot be redeemed. On the contrary I believe that a true intellectual will not be afraid of the Bible's content and will find that the biblical narrative, once removed from the dualism of 'logical' thought, reveals precisely what the academic most cherishes, namely intellectual freedom. There is great grace and freedom when one comes under the spell of divine logic (the logos of John 1).
When I come to passages like ours today where there are substantial questions about authenticity I am not afraid to get in there and mix it up. But in the long run I do not need to explain a text like our parable as a post historical Jesus text. The real question is not whether our parable is authentic but whether we can we explain the differences of the gospel tradition within a consistent hermeneutic framework.
So, e,g,, Matthew has the judgment saying stem from the interlocutors in keeping with his hermeneutic whereby judgment is self-referential (cf 7:1-5). Mark and Luke focus on the son's deconstructing of the sacrificial mechanism of the Temple. In neither case are we dealing with Jesus' condemning people as persons, or religions as faith traditions, but in all cases the texts are foretelling the son's role in bringing about the apocalyptic crisis of the end of the sacrificial powers represented by the Temple and religious authorities. In short this parable is about the death of God, the god of sacrifice and violence and the role of the death of the son in displacing the god of violence with a new vision of God.
This is seen in the stone saying (which is also included as the ending of the version of the parable in Thomas). The stone saying reflects Jesus' understanding of his death in the context of Sacrificial Death (Religion). Klyne Snodgrass sees an underlying play on words in Aramaic in the terms 'son' (bn) and 'stone' ('bn). Even if it is argued that this juxtaposition of the stone saying and the parable was formatted in the early Jewish community (Jerusalem?) and reflects the preaching of this Aramaic speaking community (cf Acts 2 & 4), still it is a hermeneutic shift consonant with Jesus' self-understanding (e.g., the death of the Son of Man sayings). If it goes back to Jesus, it is possible to see how this hermeneutic is reflected in the early Jewish Christian community and how they perceived the links between Jesus' death and the founding murder.
Gospel So What?
Yes, and we do rejoice. Not in any form of human suffering, for which we grieve, but we rejoice that humans causing humans suffering is coming to an end. We rejoice that the Prince of Peace will finally stop the human project and announce the restoration of all things, including especially humanity, humanity assumed in the incarnation and vindicated and empowered in the resurrection. Yes indeed, we rejoice for we know that even as our cultural systems break down further and further and as anarchy and chaos break out, there is one who is more powerful than death. He is the Life. And in the chaos, confusion and darkness, He is the Way. And among all the lies of the guilt, blame and shame of victimage and violence, He is the Truth.
We do not live for this world (for the falsely constructed reality of civilization/culture), but living in it, we are called to preach peace, the peace that passes understanding. Sometimes this means naming (not labeling) the victimage mechanism in its concrete manifestations. As Jesus was not afraid to parable the leaders of sacrifice in his time, so too we are called to parable our own sacrificial leadership; we are called to question their authority and announce a new authority, an authority from heaven.
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The Descent of Man (Hardcover)
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Praise For The Descent of Man…
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[A] lively debutsuspenseful."Publishers Weekly
"There are books that you can't put down, and there are books that won't go away even after you put them down, the force of their moral conundrums haunting the stories of our own lives. The Descent of Man is a spectacular showcase for both literary virtues--the riveting tale of a modest but perfect life under assaultflawless, masterful, unforgettable, and chilling in its dramatization of the way we live in fragile grace each day in America, our blessings balanced on the edge of violence and loss." Bob Shacochis
Kevin Desinger's harrowing first novel . . offers a meditation on the struggle between thought and action . . . Desinger's fumbling hero is swept along by the same pensive indecision that carried Hamlet to his grisly end . . but, unlike Hamlet, emerges from the shadows changed. . . . and shows us not only the terrifying consequences but perhaps also the sobering necessity of indulging our inner darkness."Portland Monthly
As you read this book you will find yourself repeatedly asking, What would I do?' The story is thought-provoking and real . . . You will keep turning the pages, wanting to know what happens next and you won't be able to put it down . . . this was a wonderful read."Elizabeth Provenzano, Tulsa Books Examiner
This is a fascinating story about how one decision can alter life forever."The Portland Book Review
This ingeniously plotted first novel holds many surprises, not least of which is Jim's ability to dial back his civilized persona, revealing the feral creature who emerges when his family is threatenedterrific."Booklist
A thoughtful literary thriller, a good read for people who might avoid thrillers because they often contain clichéd dialogue, situations, or charactersDesinger's book is free of these faults."Newwest.net
As compelling as a whodunit mystery and will satisfy those readers attracted to smart, adrenaline-inducing plot, but the real heart of the book lies in the backstory about Jim and his wife and the trials they go through to answer the question: what is enough for a marriage? Only when their quiet existence is threatened do they each realize their value to each other.
Kevin Desinger's seemingly effortless ability to juggle the past and the present serves the book well, and his subtle treatment of brutality is masterful. Desinger brings his readers to desperation and back, and we willingly follow; whether he's describing violence, wine, or love, his hand is steady and beckoning."ForeWord Magazine
"The Descent of Man could be used as Exhibit A in how to write a taut plot-driven story. The story catches you from the opening line and just never lets you go. If you're looking for a fast beach read, look no further. . . What makes The Descent of Man a good read is that Jim's actions and every decision seem so very plausible. It's almost as if this could happen to each one of us. As his life spins out of control, it's hard not to feel some relief in knowing it's not you in that situation . . . a page-turner."MostlyFiction


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Noreaga is getting set to release his new album Student Of The Game on April 16th and to promote his project he decides to liberate the accompanying documentary of the same name. The 15 minute short-film features N.O.R.E narrating his rise to fame along with partner Capone and his switch to being a solo artist, as well as some rare footage with Big Pun, Mariah Carey and more.
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Canadian Muslim Community Mourns the Loss of Innocent Lives in Texas Church Shooting
Ahmadiyya Muslim Jama`at Canada condemns terror attack in Sutherland Springs, Texas
The Ahmadiyya Muslim Jama`at Canada condemns the horrific shooting that took place inside the First Baptist Church in Sutherlands Springs and expresses its deepest condolences to the victims and their families. It is reported that a man opened gunfire in the church, killing 26 people.
"We are deeply grieved by the senseless attack that took place inside the First Baptist Church. Islam teaches us that all places of worship are sacred." says National President of the Ahmadiyya Muslim Jama`at Canada, Mr. Lal Khan Malik. "It is devastating that massacre occurred when peaceful members of congregation were engaged in prayers."
The Ahmadiyya Muslim Jama`at Canada prays for solace and fortitude for all those left bereaved or affected by this tragedy.


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Institute for Advanced Simulation (IAS)
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Last week, the United Nations General Assembly voted overwhelmingly, for the first time, to adopt a resolution recognizing the human right to drinking water and sanitation. One hundred and twenty-two countries voted in favour of the resolution, none opposed and 41 abstained. The General Assembly also voted to call for member states to provide financial resources and technology to help realize this right in poorer countries.
Water was not included in the 1948 Universal Declaration on Human Rights. At the time, as no one could imagine it would ever be a problem. Decades later, when it became clear that the combination of poverty, dirty water and water depletion in the global South was killing untold millions of people, many human rights and development groups started demanding that access to water be added to the list of fundamental rights.
However, by then it had become clear that the growing demand for water was rendering it a potentially valuable global commodity, and a strong set of adversaries came together to oppose any language of rights at the UN. These forces included the World Bank, which was promoting a program of water privatization in the developing world; the big water utility companies benefiting from this program; and the aid agencies of some big northern countries whose governments had bought into a market model of development. Canada led the opposition to any progress on the right to water at the UN, even weakening the mandate of the independent expert appointed by the Human Rights Council two years ago to study and report on the situation.
Fed up with the delay and obfuscation, a number of countries from the global South (led by Bolivia, whose glaciers are melting due to climate change) decided to put a clear up or down vote to the General Assembly and force every country in the world to say where it stands on this most basic of rights. To its shame, Canada was one of the countries, along with the United States, Britain, Australia and New Zealand, that led the opposition to the resolution. Some tried to get the sponsoring countries to dilute the resolution by removing sanitation or adding the words "access to" water and sanitation, which would have meant that governments only had to provide access to these services, not the services themselves, to those without means. Others, including Canada, proposed a "consensus" resolution that would have just restated the status quo and the need to wait for the report of the independent expert. When it was clear they could not get the support for their alternatives, the big five simply abstained.
This vote marked a historic landmark in the fight for water justice in several ways. Countries representing 5.4 billion people – the vast majority of the population on Earth – voted in favour of the human right to water and sanitation. The language of the resolution itself set the gold standard for all future deliberations on the right to water. While a resolution is not binding, it does nevertheless demonstrate the intent of the General Assembly, and when the time comes for a more binding declaration or convention, the clear and unequivocal wording of this resolution will serve as the template.
Finally, it was important because there was a clear split in the powerful countries of the global North. Many broke with the naysayers and voted for the resolution, including Germany, Spain and France. Most emerging powerhouse countries, including China, India, Russia and Brazil, also voted in favour. This demonstrates a global shift in influence away from the once-dominant Anglo powers and their model of development.
When Pablo Solon, Bolivian ambassador to the UN, stood up to introduce the resolution, he referred to a new report on diarrhea showing that every 3.5 seconds, a child dies in the global South from dirty water. Then he held up his fingers and counted – 1, 2, 3. As he paused, the great hall went dead quiet. Then, the General Assembly voted.
Maude Barlow is national chair of the Council of Canadians. She served as senior adviser on water to the 63rd president of the UN General Assembly.


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In the Crosshairs: IRS Stepping Up Enforcement of Employment Taxes
Federal employment taxes amount to over one-third of all revenue collected by the Internal Revenue Service (IRS). Therefore, it is no surprise that the IRS has recently increased enforcement actions against employers that fail to withhold employment taxes from its employees and remit those taxes to the federal government.
Employers with outstanding employment taxes are being targeted for new aggressive enforcement action by IRS Revenue Officers. In addition to filing federal tax liens and attempting to levy business bank accounts, the Revenue Officers have been paying particular attention to assessing the Trust Fund Recovery Penalty or "TFRP".
The TFRP is a penalty equal to 100 percent of the taxes withheld by an employer but not paid over to the federal government. Generally, each employer must withhold income and employment taxes from its employees' wages and hold the funds in "trust" before paying them over to the government. When an employer withholds the taxes on behalf of its employees but fails to pay them over to the federal government, the IRS may propose the assessment of a TFRP against any responsible person associated with the business who willfully fails to collect the taxes, or truthfully account for and pay over the taxes to the federal government. This means that the individual becomes personally liable for 100 percent of the employer's trust fund taxes.
The TFRP can be assessed against multiple individuals associated with the business and, once assessed, all individuals become jointly and severally liable for the penalty. In other words, the IRS does not divide the liability between responsible individuals, instead, the full amount may be collected from any individual found liable. Individuals commonly assessed include officers of the business and even administrative staff involved with the employer's payroll. In fact, administrative staff are generally surprised to discover that the IRS has assessed the TFRP against them as a responsible person associated with the business.
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A BDC Sample with Visual Studio connecting SAP using ERPConnect Services RuntimeBy Khoder Elzein
This sample is a Visual Studio 2012 solution that creates a BDC / BCS model (external content type) in SharePoint connected to SAP using ERPConnect Services Runtime (ECS).
To read and change Bank items in SAP in SharePoint …
I provide BCS model (Visual Studio 2012) with read and write access to the SAP object Bank, so viewing and editing a bank in the SAP system is possible in the external list in SharePoint.
To use this template, make sure at first that you created an ECS application service in SharePoint. This BCS model uses the default ECS application service.
Deploy the BCS model to SharePoint. The external content type SAPBank is now available in SharePoint.
Create an external list based on the SAPBank external content type.
Now you can view Bank items …
… and edit Bank items.
You can download the sample here (Visual Studio 2012).


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I am hating eating out more and more lately. Finding good paces to eat is hard. You have to go through a few BAD spots to get to find the GOOD one's. Who has time or money? I just fine myself making everything I have a taste for.
Sooooooo. I made tacos….. I took sour cream added Salsa, Cilantro, Lime juice, Lime zest & Kosher Salt…..
I seasoned the shrimp with Ground Cumin, Chili Powder & a dash of Cayenne Pepper. Tossed them in flour & corn meal and fried them up


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Last week I wrote about reading Cheever's stories and journals at the same time. I'm always curious about how other writers use their journals. I've written in this blog about Elizabeth Smart's journals and how she used them in creating her novels. Based on these extracts, Cheever seems to have used his journal occasionally as a sketchbook for his stories but primarily as a place to have a conversation with himself about himself. And while it was fun to see the original sketches that became characters and bits of plot in the stories, it was far more interesting to see him exploring his experiences and thoughts and emotions in ways that fed into the stories in a more subtle manner.
I was surprised that there not much about writing. Very rarely he would refer to another writer—a brief reference to Phillip Roth or John Updike—but not much beyond a note of praise for that author's work, no recordings of discussions with any other writers. So it came as a surprise that, when a reporter falsely informs him of Updike's death, he is shattered by the loss of this (now we find out) close friend.
And there is nothing about his own writing. Once or twice he cites his success at achieving his goal in writing, but never explains what that goal is. Of course, the journals were not written with an eye to publication, so perhaps he didn't need to state it. I need to keep reminding myself of my goals and what I am trying to accomplish—it's a method I use to stay on track and not get distracted by all the intriguing branches down which I could wander.
Nor does he, except in the last few months of his life when his mental and physical powers were waning, talk about the physical act of writing, the difficulties and satisfactions of getting words down on paper.
In the early years, he occasionally mentions financial difficulties, but I have to say that this is one area that completely baffled me. I was amazed that he could make a living, a good living, just from writing stories. Yes, it was a different era, and yes, the New Yorker bought a lot of his stories, but how in the world did he maintain a wealthy suburban lifestyle for himself and his family with just his writing? His wife didn't have a job. Nor did he, apparently, other than writing.
His relationship with his wife dominates these journals, as he tries to puzzle her out or recounts the ways that he has betrayed her despite his best intentions. I was surprised by the consistency of his concerns. He came back again and again to the same preoccupations, fears, and laments year after year. I guess I shouldn't be surprised, because I'm well aware that my own journals circle back over the same ground repeatedly. I like to think that I've progressed, but often find that I am having to learn the same lesson over and over.
Beyond the content of these journals, the simple experience of reading Cheever's prose is delightful. These sentences, presumably dashed off casually before beginning his real writing, are as exquisite as the finely crafted sentences in the stories. Between the journals and the collected stories, I had a sense of an oeuvre, a lifetime's accomplishment. I thought, as I did walking through the rooms full of Turners at the Tate: This is a person's life, this body of work.


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Black Sheep (1996)
Directed by: Penelope Spheeris
Starring: Chris Farley, Christine Ebersole, David Spade, Gary Busey, Grant Heslov, Tim Matheson
Genres: Comedy
Revealing mistake: Watch the scene where they're headbanging and the tape keeps going out. You can see where they splice the scene in because the trees change in the background instantly.
Revealing mistake: When they're trying to get rid of the bat at the cabin, they hold up a sheet to force it out of the door, however when they reach the door, you can see the bat being pulled up with string or wire.roosterbottle
Revealing mistake: After the roof blows off the cabin, the hail starts falling inside the cabin. It is fairly obvious that the hail is just being poured onto the cabin. Its most noticeable just after the hail starts falling on the cabin, there is a shot taken from inside the cabin you can tell by the night sky and some of the trees outside that there is no hail in the distance.Lummie
Trivia: When Chris Farley is playing football with the kids and they're in the huddle, he says the play is "32 belly option on 2, on 2". In Tommy Boy when Chris and Rob Lowe go cow tipping, Chris gets down and says, "It's a 32 belly option on 2, on 2".
Question: When Chris Farley's character it talking for his brother at the concert, he sees the black guys he was smoking weed with and tells the audience to "kill whitey" which stuns the audience into silence. I have heard this phrase before. What does it mean?SAZOO1975
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"Beilein makes his players sound so stupid and clueless that it is insulting. First, and I say this as a guy who thinks that basketball is far more complicated than most seem to understand, to refer to your own basketball understanding as 'wisdom' seems a bit much. Knowledge, yes. Wisdom, take a pill. Even John Wooden wouldn't refer to his own knowledge as 'wisdom.' Second, if your system is so complicated that you need to refer to recruited athletes and students admitted to the University of Michigan as the basketball equivalent of toddlers, maybe you should simplify things so you can compete favorably with Harvard, Central Michigan or Western Kentucky."
Bilas—no doubt putting to use that prestigious Duke-degree—deduced that he can't exactly put heat on Martin for the way he has run the basketball program if he supports his new coach. Thus, we have Bilas taking Beilein to task for "appropriate use of synonyms" and "well-conceived analogies." Bilas actually attempts to grill Beilein for using the word "wisdom" instead of "knowledge." Any thesaurus will tell you that wisdom and knowledge are synonyms. Just to help out Bilas here, I will provide the definition. "Synonym: two words that can be interchanged in a context are said to be synonymous relative to that context." Even if we pretend that synonyms don't exist, what part of a 54-year old basketball coach with 876 basketball games under his belt providing wisdom to 19-year olds is unreasonable? I can't believe that Bilas had so little faith in ESPN's readership that he thought he could get by with that kind of garbage without being called out.
Bilas then attempts to rail Beilein for making a poignant analogy that was clearly designed to do two things; 1). Take pressure off of his young basketball team and; 2). Provide realistic expectations for a program undergoing an X's and O's overhaul. Only an idiot—or someone trying way too hard to defend a former teammate—would take Beilein's use of the word "toddler" as an insult.
Bilas goes on to take a dig at Beilein for losing to Harvard and Western Kentucky. But, hold on a second. Bilas made his previous, "Beilein will do a great job, with time," comment two weeks after Michigan had lost to both Harvard and Western Kentucky. Clearly, a person who thinks those losses were such a bad thing wouldn't then suggest two weeks after said losses that the coach "will do a great job" without the slightest bit of criticism directed his way. And, if you do think the coach will do a "great job", then those two losses aren't a big deal. Apparently Bilas isn't willing to give Beilein the time that he himself said Beilein would need.
Bilas is all over the map and its equal parts pathetic and annoying. ESPN might want to get a hold of this situation because it doesn't look good when the lead-announcer of the Michigan/Indiana game—Brent Musberger—throws it back to Bilas in the ESPN studio for unbiased analysis of the same Michigan program that he can't stop taking unprovoked shots at. In other news, Jay Bilas and Tommy Amaker are friends.


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Returning to Grand Designs Live and celebrating its 15th birthday this year, British manufacturer Sunsquare specialises in designing and manufacturing flat-roof skylights. In fact, it's the only rooflight manufacturer to receive a BSI (British Standards Institution) Kitemark – for products that set the industry benchmark for safety, air permeability and thermal efficiency.
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SBIR Phase I: Low cost, scalable and selective electrochemical TSV fill technology for 3D IC interconnects
Award Information
Agency: National Science Foundation
Branch: N/A
Contract: 1315056
Agency Tracking Number: 1315056
Amount: $150,000.00
Phase: Phase I
Program: SBIR
Solicitation Topic Code: NM
Solicitation Number: N/A
Solicitation Year: 2012
Award Year: 2013
Award Start Date (Proposal Award Date): 2013-07-01
Award End Date (Contract End Date): 2014-06-30
Small Business Information
5388 NW Lianna Way, Portland, OR, 97229-8970
HUBZone Owned: N
Woman Owned: N
Socially and Economically Disadvantaged: N
Principal Investigator
Name: Val Dubin
Phone: (971) 327-4055
Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
Phone: (971) 327-4055
Email: email@example.com
Business Contact
Name: Val Dubin
Phone: (971) 327-4055
Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
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Research Institution
Name: Stub
AbstractThis Small Business Innovation Research Phase I project advances a novel method to fabricate 3D IC interconnects. Physical and economical limitations for 2D scaling (Moore's Law) prevents further increase of integration density to improve the performance of integrated circuits (IC). These challenges have stimulated the development of 3D through-silicon via (TSV) technology (so called 'More than Moore') in order to increase the speed and the bandwidth of the devices as well as to decrease the form factor and power consumption of integrated microsystems. However, the implementation of 3D TSV technology is limited by the high cost of 3D TSV fill (due to the use of expensive vapor deposition and chemical-mechanical processes) and its poor scalability (due to low conformality of physical and chemical vapor deposited films) to high TSV aspect ratios and smaller via sizes (to increase I/O). The objective of this investigation is to address this problem in order to enable cost-effective and reliable fill of high aspect ratio 3D TSVs. This goal will be achieved with the use of novel electrochemical materials and processes enabling conformal anodic isolation and electroless barrier/seed films, as well as selective electrochemical Cu TSV filling. The broader impact/commercial potential of this project will be to accelerate the mass-scale adoption of low cost and scalable TSV technology in semiconductor manufacturing. The development of 3D TSV packaging is carried out by various companies in USA, Europe, Japan, Korea, Taiwan, etc. However, the high cost and low scalability 3D TSV filling process prevents mass-adoption of 3D IC interconnects. Our proprietary low-cost, scalable and selective (electrochemical TSV fill technology will allow us to decrease the cost of TSV fill technology by a factor of>2 and to increase the scalability by a factor of>3 to fabricate low cost, high speed, large bandwidth and broader functionality 3D devices. Therefore, the successful completion of this project would not only have a significant societal impact by accelerating 3D IC wafer technology adoption into state-of-art high performance digital devices such as next generation of smart phones, but also have positive economic impact by creating US semiconductor jobs and maintaining US technology leadership over a wide range of semiconductor applications.
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James Bishop's middle-grade book Iguana Boy Saves The World: With a Triple Cheese Pizza, due out on 19th April, has been featured on iBooks' Most Anticipated books list.
Children's author and vlogger Tom Fletcher said of the book: "HILARIOUS and so silly – superheroes, reptiles and pizza … AWESOME, why didn't I think of that?!"
Congratulations to James. Buy your copy of Iguana Boy here.


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Ranjith & Priya come over to visit
After many years since their departure for distant shores, our friends Ranjith and Priya came back to the States. Sure, they've been back to the U.S. since then, but it's never quite worked out. This time around, and the stars … Continue reading
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Beatles, theRubber soul (1965)
Текст песни с переводом слов Beatles, the «You won't see me» из альбома «Rubber soul» (1965).
You won't see me
When I call you up your line's engaged.
I have had enough, so act your age.
We have lost the time that was so hard to find,
And I will lose my mind if you won't see me, you won't see me.
I don't know why you should want to hide,
But I can't get through, my hands are tied.
I won't want to stay, I don't have much to say,
But I can turn away, and you won't see me, you won't see me.
Time after time you refuse to even listen,
I wouldn't mind if I knew what I was missing.
Though the days are few, they're filled with tears,
And since I lost you it feels like years.
Yes, it seems so long, girl, since you've been gone,
And I just can't go on if you won't see me, you won't see me.
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Boonie's 2019 colt SOLD
AQHA # Pending
View Mare: Boonsillionheir
Boonie gave us another fancy stud colt! And now he's going to his super ranch home in South Dakota where Justin does such a super job with them--thanks Justin!
Goldy's 2019 filly $2,000
AQHA # Pending
View Mare: Miss Olena Gin
First baby for this mare and we're betting she will be a good, quick, cowy one. I bet you'd have to look long and hard to find more Doc O Lena than is in this dam.
Charm's 2019 colt $2,500
AQHA Pending
View Mare: Patriot Charm
This colt has the potential to be a great one. Top of the line racing lines on his mother's side combined with our stud's cow horse pedigree and the great minds he passes on, this one will be a fun one to watch grow. Mother is a real kind, good-minded mare too.
Lena's 2019 colt SOLD
AQHA Pending
View Mare: CD Zan Jo Lena
Bet this guy will be cowy as all get out! Lena's colts are always sensitive, curious and quick as a cat. Headed for South Dakota to become a great ranch horse--thanks Justin!
Skye Paddy $2,000
View Mare: Princess of Starlite
Nice filly who is really filling out - she'll be stout and cowy!
Irish Mitzi $3,500
View Mare: Starlightstarbright
Again Roany has one of my favorites! Fancy roan filly and she'll be a good one judging by this mare's other ones. Very friendly and inquisitive.
Shiney's 2019 colt SOLD
AQHA # Pending
View Mare: Genuine Shining Lena
Fancy little feller here! Mama goes back to Shining Spark so combined with our stud he's pretty much guaranteed to like the cows. Should mature over 15 hands. Also headed for South Dakota!!
Sis's 2019 colt $2,500
AQHA Pending
View Mare: Sister Gate
What a chunk here! He was carried so crooked he had a hard time getting going but is straightening out fine now. Kind disposition, full brother has made fantastic 4-H colt to maturity project.
Lefty's 2019 colt $2,500
AQHA # Pending
View Mare: Shining Play (Lefty)
Born in June but growing up nicely--look at that butt! I'm betting he'll be cowy and quick.
Whiskey Jetter SOLD
View Mare: Dashing Sweetie
Fancy 2018 boy here. He'll have speed, cow, heart and a good mind! We've had good reports back on this mare's babies ranging from arena competition to 4-H project. Mama goes back to Easy Jet and we like this race/cow horse combination.
Irish Stitch Time ($3,000)
View Mare: Genuine Shining Lena
Beautiful 2018 buckskin filly. She tried hard to slit her throat as a baby so has a scar on her neck but is perfectly sound. Nice to work with--quick learner and she should like all aspects of reined cow horse work. Mama is granddaughter of Shining Spark.
Smart Irish Poppy ($3,000)
View Mare: Fox Made A Play (Smarty)
As usual, a really stout, friendly, confident 2018 baby. This mare's babies have gone on and done all different kinds of jobs--ranching, roping, and even mounted shooting. I bet this one does just as well!
As Foxy As Lilly ($3,000)
View Mare: Alot Like Vixen (Foxy)
This little 2018 gal is cute as can be and she seems to know it! We get great reports back on this mare's babies, ranging from ranch horses, to cow horses, to barrel horses and one really special one that belongs to our granddaughter! People friendly, quick learners, really kind. Her dam was unshown but her grandmother was an earner of $15,000 NRHA and producer of winners of $127,616 NCHA and $9,748 NRHA.
C Irish O Ivy SOLD
View Mare: CD Zan Jo Lena (Lean Bean)
Stout 2018 filly out of our smallest mare who usually raises our biggest colts! Her babies are very sensitive but prove to be really quick learners and are really cowy. Judging from the ones I've ridden from this mare line this one will go all day with a willing attitude and will hunt the cows. CD Olena, Zan Par Bar, Doc Bar on mare's papers.
Cinder Ella Whiskey (Donated to University of MT Western's natural horsemanship program)
View Mare: Starlightstarbright (Roany)
Sharp little blaze-faced 2017 filly here and if she's anything like her older sisters she will be a good one! Mama goes back to Grays Starlight, Smart Little Lena, King Fritz, As Smart As The Fox--so combined with our stud she's pretty much guaranteed to be cowy!
Dashing Irish Dyna (Not for sale)
View Mare: Dashing Sweetie
Nice nice 2017 filly--and as a grand daughter of Easy Jet and great grand daughter of Dash For Cash on dam's side crossed with our stud's cow breeding she has it all! And we finally got a gray--she went from sorrel to this!!! She injured her shoulder as a baby and is not sound right now but should be a broodmare for us later.
Zip O Dynamo ($3,500)
View Mare: CD Zan Jo Lena
Nice 2017 gelding here with a little chrome for a change and check out that butt! Her colts are always curious, sensitive and cowy. Will be fun to watch him grow.
Dandy Smart Irishman SOLD
View Mare: Shining Play (Lefty)
Neat 2017 gelding here--fancy head--and bred to be super cowy. Grays Starlight, As Smart As The Fox, Smart Little Lena, Freckles Playboy on Mom's side and our stud--fun to see how he turns out!


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Introductory Class @ NUS
August 20, 2019 @ 9:00 am - 12:00 pm
This workshop is designed for newbies to the ASPIRE1 system. It will provide information on the overall system setup, followed by a hands-on session where participants will go through the system on-boarding process and learn how to submit a job into ASPIRE1 compute resources.
- Introduction
- Introduction to NSCC
- About HPC
- More about NSCC HPC cluster
- PBS Pro (Scheduler)
- Compilers and Libraries
- Developer Tools
- Co-processor / Accelerators
- Environment Modules
- Applications
- NSCC helpdesk/support
- Understanding basic operation
- User Enrollment
- Login to NSCC Login nodes
- Using Compute manager interface
- Transfer files
- Creating PBS Job submission script
- Load environment module
- Compiling simple C Program
- Create job submission script and submit job
- Create job submission script for MPI
- Laptop to use in hands-on session
- (Preferred to have basic knowledge in Linux CLI operations, although not mandatory)
Expected outcome:
At the end of the course, a user will understand the overall system setup of ASPIRE1. For users who have not done so, a personal ASPIRE1 account will be created during the workshop and ready to be used after. The user will also know how to transfer a file, compile a program, and submit a job into ASPIRE1.


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Great!Yeah, I was gonna do one in September but I'm too busy now. I'd like to squeeze one in before the holidays.
It's that time again! November 5, 1PM.We talked about doing a speaker meet. Do we really want to do that? Lots of work, but maybe fun.If not, I will have speakers. Not sure what my system will be like by then, more details later.RSVP!
Where is this located in NC? What do you typically ask people to bring. I am located in Greenville, SC and may make the trip.Speakers will not be terribly friendly to move
How about a MiniDSP demo?
I have a DSpeaker Core 2.0, not sure if that qualifies?
I can bring some speakers as well as use the MiniDSP for Rich's speakers or any others.
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When I was in South Africa last month, the wedding couple organized a wine tour for the wedding guests. We went to Paarl and Franchoek and they had picked four very different and unique wineries. (Thank you guys!!). The first winery was Fairview. It is beautifully built, has great wines, and fantastic cheeses (which we unfortch couldn't take with us). Heck, they even had bretzels. Outside the winery are beautiful gardens, and a goat enclosure. They don't mess around, thereRead more
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Crohn's, Weight and Body Image (and a dash of feminism, for good measure)
I have always had weight fluctuations. Spoiler alert: All of them had to do with Prednisone…. In the eighties, there were not a lot of options to treat Crohns- steroids and Azulfidine was it. When I was about ten, Imuran came on the market. It helped, but usually only in conjunction with….drumroll… prednisone. So over the years, I've had my fair share of steroids, tapering etc. With every steroid cycle, I gained weight. You see, I was HUNGRY. And thenRead more


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Oh my 2011, you are everything I hoped for
Gas prices are rising, but so is my confidence. I'm excited for all the positive changes in my life and I'm thankful that it's getting easier to leave the negative behind. I'm truly blessed with the phenominal people that have recently stepped into my life and friends that have been by my side since the beginning. If anyone in your life causes positive change-keep them around and make changes yourself. The more you make, the better you become and what's best of all-you become the person you've aways WANTED to be. Life is a journey and change is a process. It's difficult, but possible. Letting go is hard, but when you know something's not right for you-keep it moving! All it means is fasten your seatbelt because something better is about to arrive. Stay tuned! #Excitedforwhatsnext


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FindTicketsNow.com loves this line-up. International sensations, British New Wave duo of Roland Orzabal and Curt Smith started sowing the seeds of amazing hit after hit with the success of their band Tears for Fears. Songs You Love: "Everybody Wants… Playing What We Want
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George NEVILLE
(3rd B. Abergavenny)
Born: 1469 / Jul 1483, Abergavenny, Monmouthshire, Wales
Acceeded: 1492
Died: 13 Jun 1535/6, Birling, Kentshire, England
Notes: Knight of the Garter.
Father: George NEVILLE (2° B. Abergavenny)
Mother: Margaret FENNE
Married 1: Joan FITZALAN (B. Abergavenny) ABT 1494, Arundel, Sussex, England
1. Elizabeth NEVILLE
2. Jane NEVILLE
Married 2: Margaret BRENT (B. Abergavenny) 1505, Charing, Kent, England
Married 3: Mary STAFFORD (B. Abergavenny) ABT Jun 1519, Abergavenny, Monmouthshire, Wales
3. Catherine NEVILLE
4. Margaret NEVILLE
5. John NEVILLE (b. ABT 1524)
6. Mary NEVILLE (B. Dacre of the South)
7. Dorothy NEVILLE
8. Ursula NEVILLE
9. Henry NEVILLE (4° B. Abergavenny)
10. Thomas NEVILLE (b. ABT 1532)
Married 4: Mary BROOKE (B. Abergavenny) ABT 1534, Abergavenny, Monmouthshire, Wales
Son of George Neville, second Lord of Abergavenny, by his wife, Margaret Fenne, dau. of Sir Hugh Fenne. Eldest brother of Sir Edward Neville of Addington, the great friend and favorite of Henry VIII.
He was invested as a Knight of the Bath on 4 Jul 1483, at the coronation of King Richard III. He succeeded to the title of 3rd Lord Abergavenny on 20 Sep 1492.
A favourite of Henry VII for whom he fought against the Cornish rebels at Blackheath 17 Jun 1497. He held the office of Constable of Dover Castle. He held the office of Chief Larderer at the coronation of Henry VIII in 1509. On 18 Dec 1512 Henry VIII granted him the castle and lands of Abergavenny. He held the office of Warden of the Cinque Ports in 1513. He was invested as a Knight of the Garter on 23 Apr 1513. He held the office of Keeper of Ashdown Forest in 1515. He was invested as a Privy Councillor in 1516.
From 1521 to 1522 he was imprisoned on suspicion of conspiring with his father-in-law, the Duke of Buckingham. He held the office of Chief Larderer at the coronation of Anne Boleyn in 1533.
He died circa 1535. He was buried at Birling, Kent, England, although his heart was buried at Mereworth. His will (dated 4 Jun 1535) was probated on 24 Jan 1535/6.
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KS3 pupils at Avalon school held their Harvest festival this week, inviting parents and governors. The theme this year was The British Red Cross and their work to support refugees.
The pupils had worked hard collecting donations to fill up their British Red Cross charity bags.
Bev from the Street Red Cross shop attended the festival to see the all pupils' hard work and collect the donations.
'It's wonderful to see all the donations and to see the work you have done.'
Lorna Shephard, citizenship lead, said that the pupils had been really interested in finding out about the refugees and keen to help them through donations.
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