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How do I purchase tickets?
Tickets can be purchased in advance from our website here, or at our box office at 1650 Market Street when you're feeling spontaneous.
What are your admission prices?
General admission starts at $10 for Youth (3-11) & $15 for Adults (12+). Learn More
Are you part of Philadelphia CityPASS?
Yes! Create your own Philadelphia sightseeing experience, including Adventure Aquarium. Save 40% or more on admission to your choice of 3, 4, or 5 top attractions with Philadelphia CityPASS. Valid 9-days. Learn More
Are you part of Philadelphia Pass?
Yes, One Liberty Observation Deck is part of Philadelphia Pass! The Philadelphia Pass includes over 30+ attractions in Philadelphia just choose how many sightseeing days you would like. Discover the best of what this amazing city offers & learn about the history of our nation, while still saving some time and money during your visit. See if all with the Philadelphia Pass! Available for purchase online. Learn More
What type of discounts and offers are available?
Discounts and offers are only available at our ticketing desk at 1650 Market Street. You must show valid ID to be eligible to receive a discount.
-Military - $10 general admission for ID holder + 1 guest (applies to all active duty and retired military personnel)
How many people constitute a group?
Our group minimum is 15 guests. To take advantage of group rates, reservations must be made in advance by contacting our group sales department at email@example.com or by calling 215.845.4160.
Where is One Liberty Observation Deck located?
One Liberty Observation Deck is located on the 57th floor of Philadelphia's One Liberty skyscraper, which is located at 1650 Market Street. The main entrance is on the south side of Market Street between 16th and 17th streets. Visitors will enter on the first floor and take an escalator or elevator to the second floor for ticketing. One Liberty is located across the street from SEPTA's Suburban Station which provides easy access from regional rail trains and subway services.
Where can we park?
There's a parking lot in One Liberty Place (44 S. 16th St.) as well as several other parking lots in the vicinity and some metered parking in the area.
Are you close to any of the sightseeing bus stops?
Yes, there is a stop right in front of our building for the Philly PHLASH (Stop 15), Big Bus and Trolley Works (Stop 18) and Philadelphia Sightseeing Tours has a stop 1 block away (Stop 19). You can hop on and hop off before and after your visit. Learn more about getting around!
How much time should we allow for a visit?
Most people find that 60-75 minutes is usually enough time to enjoy the Philly love from above. However, peak times may be slightly longer. There is no time limit to how long guests can stay during our operational hours.
Where do we check in if we pre-purchased tickets online?
No need to check in at our ticketing desk. Head to the second floor and be sure to stop and take a souvenir photo before your express elevator ride to the top.
How many people can the observatory accommodate?
Up to 275 guests can enjoy the views at one time.
Do you offer discounted rates for groups?
Absolutely. If you have 15 friends or more who are ready for the top-notch view, please contact Diane Meglino email@example.com or call 215.561.DECK (3325) for more information.
Can you rent the Observation Deck for Events?
Yes, Philadelphia's only 360 event space is available for rent. Learn More
What is your payment and cancellation policy?
Tickets can be purchased via cash or credit card. We accept all major credit cards: Visa, MasterCard, Discover, Diners and American Express. Reserved admission tickets purchased online are not eligible for refund.
What if it rains?
No rain check needed. The Observatory is fully enclosed and operates rain or shine.
Are you handicapped accessible?
Of course. Just let us know if anyone in your party needs special attention.
Do you have a gift shop?
Yes, there's a gift shop full of Philly From The Top memorabilia and keepsakes. Merchandise is also available online!
Is there a restaurant at the Observation Deck?
We do not have a restaurant on the observation deck. Although there is a food court in the One Liberty Place Mall, it is unaffiliated to the observation deck and abides by a code of conduct that does not permit youths under the age of 18 after 1PM daily without escort of a parent or legal guardian. There are a number of wonderful restaurants and eateries within a quick walking distance of One Liberty Place.
Can we take pictures?
We encourage you to take pictures! There will be photo opportunities at every turn. We'll even have our photographer enhance your snaps with green screen photos; they are available for purchase adjacent to our gift shop. However, please no tripods or any stationary lighting trees.
Can I bring my pet?
Only service animals are allowed on the Observation Deck.
What are your hours of operation?
We're open 365 days a year. Our last admission is 30 minutes before closing. Please check out our hours here.
Which languages are the interactive experiences in?
We speak French, Spanish, German, Mandarin Chinese and English.
Is food and beverage allowed on the Observation Deck?
No outside food and beverage are permitted on the Observation Deck, except for babies who get special treatment. They can bring their bottles. You may get your Philly eats in the Food Court and Plaza on the main level.
Are wheelchairs and strollers permitted on the Observation Deck?
Wheelchairs, strollers and scooters are permitted.
Are there any age restrictions to go to the 57th floor?
You must be at least 12 years of age to enjoy the viewtiful city. Those under 12, please bring your favorite grown-up.
Are there restrooms available at the Observation Deck?
Yes, we have restrooms on the 57th floor.
What time is the last trip to the Observation Deck?
Your last chance to rise to the top will be 30 minutes before we close.
How can I speak to a human?
If there's anything here we haven't covered and you have additional questions or need further information, feel free to contact our sales office at 215.561.DECK (3325), Monday - Friday between the hours of 8AM - 5PM.


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Hairdressing and Cosmetology was one of the first careers introduced to technical education in the Connecticut Technical High Schools in the early 1900's. Cosmetology also described as appearance enhancement encompasses a broad range of specialty areas including hairstyling, nail technology, and esthetics. It is the art and science of beautifying and improving the skin, nails, and hair, and the study of cosmetics and their applications. The term cosmetology comes from the Greek word kosmetikos, meaning skilled in the use of cosmetics. This field is recognized as one of the oldest professions in the world.
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America's Head Coach Danny Creed brings a career of unstoppable success to audiences around the world. Danny has launched 14 start-ups, turned around more than 400 businesses - and brings more than 14,000 hours of coaching and training experience to the platform. His down to earth, conversational speaking style is rich with knowledge designed to inspire and empower any audience. SPEAKING: His advice can be implemented instantly for immediate results. Some of his topics include: - To be or Not to be an Entrepreneur - Secrets of a Business Turnaround - Grass Roots Negotiation - Grassroots Leadership - Double Your Productivity in 24 hours - Priority and Time Management - The Science of Marketing - Business Clarity - Much more! Keynote speaking, motivational speaking, meeting facilitation and workshop presentations appropriate for: - Sales Teams - Company Planning Retreats - Conventions - Corporate Events - Trade Organizations - Workshops & Business Training Breakout Sessions - Corporate Strategic Planning - Chambers of Commerce COACHING: Danny's unique and personal one-on-one approach helps clients to achieve their personal and business goals faster than they could ever do on their own. His practical street wise approach offers to his clients four benefits rarely found in a Coach of any kind: HE GIVES HIS CLIENTS HOPE! His experience and real world knowledge and training translates to real world solutions to most any challenge or need a client might have. HE IS ACCOUNTABLE! You can count on Coach Dan. If he says he will do something he will do it and expects the same from his clients! HE HAS PASSION! He loves what he does. He believes in what he does! And he really is passionate about a clients success. HE IS THE TRUSTED ADVISOR THAT YOU'VE BEEN LOOKING FOR. Just like a trusted physician, surgeon, lawyer or other professional, Coach Dan will be a confidential and trusted advisor on all things professionally and personally. A CUSTOMIZED APPROACH Many coaches offer only theory or a set, boxed program. Master Coach Dan Creeds program is customized for every client and is based on both his extensive library of business and personal development tools along with the knowledge acquired from the mistakes and wins he's lived through in over 40 years of street fighting business experience; 14 start-up businesses and 400 turnaround businesses. No theory just real world knowledge put to work in his coaching practice. SEE DANNY'S WEBSITE LISTED BELOW FOR FULL DETAILS ON COACHING
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Just getting into the radio bug seen your site from a page on the net seems a great place to start so hope I don't ask some stupid questions (but I will no doubt lol).anyway.
I am paul from a little place called Middlesbrough
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5 Steps to Open a Small Business
How do I start a small business? I've been asked that a couple of times recently, and my flippant answer is 'you just do.' And in some ways, it's that easy. In others… Look. I can only give you loose guidelines, because opening and running a business is going to be different in every country, state, county, and even town you live in. Some places are highly regulated. Others are not so much. The two states I've owned businesses in were rather laid back about the process, to be honest, so I haven't had to jump through a lot of hoops.
Let's take the new one, the announcement on my social media page that sparked the question, then the direct 'please write a post' about it. I'm now proud owner of Sanderley Studios. What it is, is essentially the same thing it was before when the name was Stonycroft Publishing. It's me, writing things, publishing them, and handling the money and taxes appropriately. So why the name change? Well, I'm also now an artist, graphic designer and (rarely) an editor. I wanted a company name that would be an umbrella to all the things I do, plus the possibility of my daughter and husband joining me on the creative team. That, added to the expiring name registration of Stonycroft in NH, meant it was finally time to move the business account someplace local, and be fully in Ohio.
Here's the process for me, keeping in mind this is the fourth time I've done this, and I can't emphasize this enough: It will be different for you. You need to do the research about your specific area. I highly suggest sitting down with a local CPA, as well, to talk tax implications. While you do not necessarily need to file quarterly at the beginning, it's a good habit to get into. And…
Step 1: Create a business mission statement. This could be fairly loose, at least to begin with. What it will do, though, is set up a framework for what comes next.
Step 2: Choose a business name. Here in Ohio, unless you are forming an LLC you cannot use corporation, corp, or any variant (there's a list) in the name. I wanted a name which wasn't directly tied to me as a person, since my long-term plan includes handing off the business, and residual income, to my daughter in the event of my death or incapacitation. I googled for the ones that made my cut list – generated by asking for suggestions on social media, because buzz is good – to make sure they weren't already being used. I finally settled on an amalgamation of my last name, and my husband's surname (my married name) and Studios, because it's a nice umbrella word for a creative like myself. This was not an easy process, mind you, it took me six months to finally make the decision.
Step 3: File or register your business name with the state. This is going to vary from state to state. In New Hampshire there was (at the time) no fee, and you re-registered every five years. In Ohio it's a nominal fee ($40) and you get an entity number which allows you to jump the next hurdle.
Step 4: Open a business account. You can, of course, not. But it will make your life very complicated, the IRS frowns on it, and it's just a bad practice. So. Business, sometimes called DBA (doing business as) account. All the monies you receive from your business, and all that you spend on it, funnel through this. Set aside at least 25% and don't touch it: that's for Uncle Sam, and again, talk to a CPA, usually you can get a free consult, but even so it's worth a bit of money to have clarity on your taxes, something tax software can't give you.
Step 5: Create a spreadsheet for tracking all income and expenses, start filing receipts. You can certainly invest in business accounting software as you grow. You won't likely need it at the beginning, and something like Quickbooks you may never need unless you have employees and need to generate a lot of invoices. I have a certificate in business accounting and yet I used – and still use, for that matter – spreadsheets for accounting and Word (now G'docs or Libre Office) for invoice templates and contract templates I exported to pdf when I was sending them to clients. Save everything, and have backups for everything. There are apps for scanning receipts, which I've started to use, as some thermal paper receipts are prone to degrade quickly.
Voila! You're in business! Oh, sure, it's a lot more complicated than that, or it can be. But it doesn't have to be, particularly if you are small, have very little liability risk (that's what the LLC is supposed to help with usually) and are just starting out. I plan to scale up to an LLC in a year or so, myself, not for liability protection, but to have a more separate entity that can handle it's own bills and could be handed off to my daughter when the time comes. I talked with my CPA about it, and it will cost me about $300 to do that. Not bad at all, considering. But you can start a business on a shoestring. I have done it twice, and twice now I have rolled off another business on the back on the first one when life took a left turn. Don't borrow money to start a business, there's no need in publishing.
Other considerations: inventory and home offices. Look, keeping inventory also has tax implications as well. If you're thinking that the IRS dictates an awful lot of your business decisions, you would be right. I know that big publishers will say things like 'we have 50K books in a warehouse' but that makes me give serious side-eye to them. Inventory gets taxed, and it's sitting there not making money, so why in the name of all that's Fuzzy would you have that many books in this day and age of JIT ordering and Lean production? Stupidity or lying, I'll let you choose which.
Home offices cannot have anything else going on in them besides business. So you cannot write off the desk in the corner of your bedroom. The IRS flags home office deductions because of the rampant abuse, so make sure you know what's what before you take that. Personally I currently have a stand-alone building as an office and the business is going to be handling all the utilities and expenses through the Sanderley Studios account, but that's a rare situation. It does, however, allow me to keep Office Cats and that's a great perk!
Feel free to ask questions in the comments, I should be around today to answer them for a change. And next week: Branding and Logos, do I need them? Or in other words, 'why do I need my name to be that big on the book cover?'
(Header image: Eveline the office cat by Cedar Sanderson)
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Thank you! I may ask some follow up questions later because where I'm a legal resident now (Illinois) is not where I plan to live once I get out of the Navy. I'm actually not entirely sure where that is just yet, and it may change, as well.March 23, 2019
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Precisely. I'm not actually paying state income tax right now, but I'm not sure if that would continue if I had side hustle income. Not eager to find out right now, with the way Illinois taxes are. But I still need to build the drawer full o' stories before I think about actually starting a business to sell 'em. I have a few years until retirement to get thing situated.March 23, 2019
What about the books you've published? Will you be transferring them to the company or keeping them under your own name? If you do transfer them to Sanderley Studios, how would you go about it?
I have a thousand more questions, since I plan to form a business once I retire and move to warmer, cheaper climates (like Chrismouse, I don't want to form a business in Illinois) but I'll be publishing books (yes! I will, I will!) before then.March 23, 2019
I found Leah Cutter's book on creating a business plan to be excellent. She's indie, and her book is geared toward writers.March 23, 2019
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While it can complicate things a bit, it should be clear you don't need to do many of those things. I spent years selling on eBay (and filing as a business on Schedule C for taxes) with the only formal registration being a sales tax license after a couple years (which was only needed in my state to make inventory purchases without paying sales tax). The IRS doesn't require a registered business name. My state was happy to accept an annual sales tax payment without a registered business.
I mention this because I've seen cases where somebody decides to start a small business and spends inordinate energy (and a chunk of up front money) setting up bank accounts, DBAs, fancy accounting, etc. and never gets around to actually running the business. Having the framework of a business with no revenue is a good way to lose money.
Instead setup the basics, which simply be a written list of sales and a list of business purchases. Don't try anything fancy (e.g. home office deduction, deducting your vacation as writing "research") as that could get you in trouble. Do check if some sort of registration is required locally.
So it may be better to just start out doing whatever the business involves then start adding the formal registrations if the business is working out. And if there's a chance you won't have time for the business try to structure things so you can suspend or shut down the business with minimal effort. Then ramp up the business as it grows — if you're shipping and receiving 50 packages a day it definitely time to rent an office, zoning laws will likely get you if you try this from your home.
I will add one item not listed above if your business will get much mail — a post office box. This also insulates you from people knowing your home address if there's a concern there.March 26, 2019
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Winter is here and with it comes the chance of suffering from seasonal affective disorder, or SAD, so we've got the best remedies to treat the winter blues.
Light boxes are one of the most common and effective ways to treat the symptoms of SAD. Just 30 minutes a day can make all the difference. They create a simulation of sunlight which can boost your mood and even improve your sleep.
A lack of sunlight is thought to be one of the main causes of SAD, and sunlight gives you a well-needed dose of vitamin D. A vitamin D supplement every morning can help alleviate the symptoms of SAD, or find an extra dose of the sunshine vitamin in foods like fish, eggs and cheese.
Today is officially the start of #winter, a season that can trigger Seasonal Affective Disorder (SAD). Thought to be linked to the reduced exposure to sunlight during the shorter days, your GP can help you to reduce the effects: https://t.co/dYYGnW2WRC #Winter2018 pic.twitter.com/PvwyA3KcOL
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Finding the motivation to exercise can be difficult on the best of days, but even harder when suffering with SAD. Fitting exercise in to your daily routine can help your brain release feel-good chemicals like serotonin and endorphins. For a double whammy, head outside and exercise to get as much sunlight as possible.
Craving carbohydrates comes hand in hand with SAD, but resisting this urge and eating a balanced diet can help improve your mood. Stock up on fruit, veg and fish to get the most benefits out of your diet. For when you can't resist, try eating lentils, brown rice or potatoes, these can help you fight the urge to snack on high-sugar carbs.
Getting a good night's sleep can be one of the most challenging parts of having SAD. Dawn simulators can help get your sleep routine in order. Using a gradually brightening light, they mimic the sunrise to wake you up and can be used instead of a traditional alarm.
Using aromatherapy to treat SAD is the perfect excuse to buy a new candle or diffuser. Essential oils can influence the part of your brain that controls your mood, so they can be used to help tackle SAD. Lavender, lemon and bergamot oils have all been proven to help with various forms of depression, including seasonal affective disorder.
Making a daily schedule can help ensure you make the most of the few daylight hours there are in winter. It can help you incorporate these remedies throughout your day, around work and social events, and overall can put you on the path to a better night's sleep.
If creating a schedule or testing out some home remedies doesn't work for you, treat yourself to a break somewhere sunny to catch some precious rays. The French Alps, Mexico and Malta all get soaked in sun over the winter months.
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He battled Hodgkin's disease on Party of Five and death itself on UPN's short-lived supernatural drama Haunted. But Matthew Fox may face his biggest challenge yet on Lost, the new ABC thriller from Alias creator J.J. Abrams. He plays Jack, a surgeon who survives a plane crash, only to be stranded on a remote island that is also home to a mysteriously lethal (and unseen) creature.
TV Guide Online: How did you get involved in Lost?
Matthew Fox: I came in and [auditioned]. At that point, the script was very confidential. Nobody was really getting a chance to read it. I don't usually go into auditions or meetings until I've read the material, but my agents and managers said, "This is really gonna be a big one. It's J.J. Abrams." So I went in, and J.J. took me to an office and gave me the script. I sat down to read it, but he kept running into the room every 20 minutes going, "What do you think?" I was like, "You gotta give me a chance to finish it!" [Laughs] It was such a page-turner. I said I'd play anyone, it was just so fantastic. J.J. said, "I really think you're Jack."
TVGO: What can you tell us about Jack?
Fox: He's sort of the moral center. He's the doctor, so he gets cast as the hero by this group of people, but I think he's gonna be a pretty reluctant hero. There are times [when] he doesn't feel equipped to be the person everybody wants or needs him to be. I'm reticent to talk too much about backstory, but Jack's trying to leave some things [in his past] behind. [Through flashbacks,] we'll be examining Jack's relationship with his father and who he wanted Jack to be.
TVGO: So 'fess up. What kind of creature is terrorizing the island?
Fox: Nobody knows, except J.J. and [co-creator] Damon [Lindelof]. People are really curious. Is it a monster? I've heard somebody say "the beings." I prefer to find out as we go along because Jack obviously wouldn't have any idea what's coming next.
TVGO: How would you rate your survival skills?
Fox: I think I'd do all right. I grew up on a ranch in Wyoming, and I spent a lot of time in the mountains backpacking. I can build a fire. A box of Bic lighters would be good to have on the island, though. That'd be a whole lot easier than rubbing two rocks together.
TVGO: Describe your worst airline flight.
Fox: I've had some pretty bumpy stuff that's made me nervous, but I've never had anything really dramatic happen. I think after the show premieres, though, anytime anyone in the cast gets on a flight, [the other passengers] will be like, "I think I'll take the next one."
TVGO: What was the last thing you actually lost?
Fox: My wallet, last night. I [live] right on the beach, and I left it by the pool and I think somebody snagged it. I'm actually in the process of canceling my credit cards.


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17th Annual City Academy Accepting Applications through July 15
The City of Greensboro is accepting applications for its premier public education program, City Academy, now through July 15. This program, celebrating its 17th year, is designed to develop civic leadership and build a stronger city through well-informed and municipally engaged residents. The program is free for participants.
To apply for the fall 2020 session, visit the City Academy Web page or call the City's community relations office at 336-373-2723.
City Academy participants get a look behind the scenes into city government through many hands-on activities and learning experiences in various city locations. Class activities include a visit to the police firing range, tours of the Guilford Metro 9-1-1 center, Public Safety Training Facility, Greensboro Transportation Administrative and Maintenance Facility, J. Douglas Galyon Depot, a water treatment facility and interactive activities at various facilities throughout the city. The program also offers two optional elective sessions with the Greensboro Police, providing participants the opportunity to experience hands-on training with firearms training and Crime Scene Investigations, K-9 unit, and more.
"In a relatively short period, City Academy has helped develop an entire generation of civic leaders in Greensboro," says City Manager David Parrish. "We have City Academy graduates currently sitting on our boards and commissions and even a current City Council member. This program sets a foundation of understanding of how the City of Greensboro operates and works with our community partners to provide a high quality of life for our residents."
Classes are held weekly from 5:45-9 pm, from September through November, with graduation scheduled for December 1 during the City Council meeting.
City Academy is open to any resident living within the corporate limits of the City of Greensboro. Thirty residents representing all City Council districts and various backgrounds will be selected for the academy.
The City of Greensboro is committed to inclusion and diversity. In this experience, it strives strive to create an environment for learning that is reflective of the richness of diversity of the community.
Selection criteria include:
- 18 years of age or older
- Must attend 80 percent of classes
- Written statement or desire to participate, included on application
- Successfully pass a background check
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Thursday of 4th Week of Lent - John 5:31-47
Today's Gospel is a continuation of the "grilling" that Jesus received from the Jews in yesterday's passage. Jesus says to them: "If I testify on my own behalf, my testimony is not true. However, there is another who testifies on my behalf."
No matter what Jesus said to the Jews, they were not open to his words and his message. They had made up their minds about Jesus and the Jews were frightened of Jesus' popularity with the people.
Today might be a good day for us to ask ourselves: Am I open to Jesus' message? It is easier to be open to Jesus' message when life is good. If we are happy and at peace, we likely will be pleased with Jesus. However, when life is difficult or painful, we likely may not be pleased with Jesus. We may ask Him: "Why is this happening to me? What have I done to deserve this?" I suspect we may not get an immediate answer from Jesus.
However, during these painful or difficult times we need to keep our minds and hearts open to Jesus. Jesus is not doing this to us. Rather, Jesus is walking with us, guiding us, and comforting us. While we may not recognize His presence in the moment, in time we will come to see how Jesus was with us, gracing us and loving us.
Today may we pray for the grace to trust Jesus in all the circumstances of our lives. Jesus will not fail us!


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Grieving What You Expected But Didn't Get
Posted on April 24 2019
First comes love, then comes marriage, then comes the baby in the baby carriage!
I am sure that is what a lot of women who have plans for their future may have ringing in their heads. You have this picture laid out of what your wedding will look like, where you want live, how many kids you will have and of course the perfect mother you will be. Some of those are easy you can check mark those off the list…others come with struggle and challenges. Marriage isn't always easy, not everyone can afford their fancy dream house right away or ever for that matter, sometimes not all kids are the perfect angels we had intentions for them to be, and sometimes – – Life throws you a curve ball that hits you right in the face leaving you grieved stricken, dumb founded and worn out.
Our story up until about three and half years ago was pretty smooth sailing. We had been married for 6 years, cute little house in a good neighborhood, a bright 2.5-year-old named Ava Kate and a second little girl on the way. Little did we know she would indeed come early than expected and with "unexpected" issues that would begin to unfold over the next 6 months. See a common theme thus far? Expectations are something we put on ourselves of what we think our future should hold…which isn't always what God's plan has in store for us.
Sometimes I think I can picture God putting our future into action saying "Ok their first child was a perfect pregnancy and birth, slept through the night from 2 months on, bright and talking 5 word sentences by 18 months…it's time for them to have a little more challenge in their household- this has been way too easy for them." I am not going to lie, I like easy…easy, smooth, coasting- I think all of those words have probably been in either a Beach Boys or Eagles song and there is a reason for that. People like it…."Easy Peasey Lemon Squeezey" as Ava Kate would say.
Well with Claire nothing has been easy. Her little 3.5 year old life has been a challenge from day 2! Ok so we had one day of ease…but other than that it's been a roller coaster of emotions, worries, what if's and don't let me forget the unexpected.
So in a nutshell (You can read more about her issues more specifically here)…
We were in the hospital for the 2nd day, the doctor was coming in to actually check on us one final time and hopefully send us home- smooth sailing I thought! When her pediatrician came in he noticed that she was doing some funny jerking movements, which she had just recently started. I asked him if that seemed like it was seizure activity to him. He whisked her away to the NICU to run some tests to figure out if we should be concerned. After a few hours of waiting- he came back to let us know that some of the tests revealed her blood sugar was extremely low and she also had signs of pockets of blood on her brain. She was flown to Cook Children's hospital shortly after, where we started our month long stay.
Throughout our month stay at Cook Children's we learned a lot of new medical terminology, even to the point where I was asked if I was a nurse by a new shift doctor because I had the terms down so well. About 2.5 weeks in she was diagnosed with Hyperinsulinism, a condition in which the body produces excess insulin causing low blood sugars. The blood on her brain slowly decreased and showed no signs of damage there- however per the neurologist we would not know until she started to grow into milestones, how she would cognitively develop. That is where our unexpected journey began and this became our new norm.
To fast forward some…At 5 months old, after delayed development, tests revealed Claire has 2 rare chromosome disorders, Trisomy 10p and Monosomy 9p or 9p24 deletion. In 2016 Claire was diagnosed with cerebral palsy. Now to say that these new terms made anything easier would be a joke! Not only did this "worry warrior momma" google everything under the sun (We all know we shouldn't do that) my emotional state was well…nonexistent. How I survived without some sort of anxiety meds during this time period is beyond me. This later became a need for me when I found myself crying in my car uncontrollably 3-4 times a week by myself.
So as you can see our "nutshell" of unexpected was a big one which still holds many unknown things for Claire, her future and our family. I have realized in these past three years that is to be EXPECTED – there has to be something we know that does come with all of this…
Your strength will be tested.
Tired is a word that doesn't even amount up to how you feel.
"Sad-Angry", yes that is a vocab word in the emotional dictionary… You will be mad as hell some days and you don't even know why. This consist of teeth gritting, fist flinching, ugly crying and maybe even some "WHY" sobbing all in the mix.
Faith – your faith will be the one thing you can always lean on, count on and know that it will always meet your expectations. On the other end of your faith is the one person who knows what we need, what our future holds – unexpected or not.
Grief—this is another whole blog post in itself. When we expect something whether that be in our spouse, in our self, in our children or just in life…and that lets us down – it is OK to grieve for what you "lost" or for what you hoped for. More to come on this topic…this is seriously something I struggle with on a daily basis. Not feeling guilty to grieve for a child I expected but didn't get.
Now does all of this mean I don't want Claire…Oh no…she is exactly what our family needed and we love her so much. God knew what he was doing when he brought her into this word and made her exactly as she is. God knew what to expect and that is what matters.
A lot of days though…
It's just hard- not that "easy" I had expected. These feelings are normal and surely expected in a situation like this. This is one reason I refer back to my faith to help get me through those not so easy days!
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Outstanding Staff Member Wins National Award
Widener University congratulates staff member Tim Cairy, on his selection as an Outstanding First-Year Student Advocate by the National Resource Center for The First-Year Experience & Students in Transition.
Cairy, director of Student Success and Retention at Widener, is one of only 10 people out of 115 nominated nationwide who were honored for exceptional work in the areas of student learning, development and success. He received his award Saturday, Feb. 10 at the annual conference on The First-Year Experience in San Antonio, Texas, where he also spoke about his work at Widener.
Cairy has been employed at Widener University for 18 years, and in his current position for six. He is devoted to working with undergraduate students who are talented but may need creative strategies or extra support to succeed. He has the rare ability to be able to connect with a spectrum of students, from athletes and artists to honor students and underdogs – as well as their parents – and offer help on the path to success. He collaborates with the undergraduate academic divisions, student services and is a critical player in Widener's commitment to student success. His work helps shape university policy and practices.
An alumnus who once played football for Widener, Cairy is a constant presence on campus and his care for students is obvious to all who know him. He attends their athletic events, engages with them at the Pride Recreation Center, eats lunch with them and recognizes that his work goes beyond the walls of his office.
"We are so pleased to see Tim Cairy receive this national recognition. He is deeply committed to the success of our students, and he offers personal attention and dedicated support to help them achieve their goals. Tim is a role model, not just for those of us at Widener University, but for all higher education professionals. He embodies our values and exemplifies how to fulfill the promise of student support," said President Julie E. Wollman.
Cairy said it was an honor to represent Widener at the National Resource Center conference.
"I am blessed to be a member of the Widener University family and to work with such wonderful faculty, staff and students," he said. "The mission at Widener is not just words. It is something we all live every day. When I received this award, I received it on behalf of the wonderful team I work with across our great campus."
Cairy lives in Philadelphia with his wife Charlene and two sons.


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Your inner drive is hard to find because it is not found but actively created.
Before I go any further, I must clarify that I don't believe that everyone is a special snowflake. Or that we all have huge callings. That is manifestly untrue, but my question still remains. For those who suffer from the absence of an inner drive – where does it come from? No matter how big or small it is, whether it is a little hobby or a global ambition – how does it come to be?
Some people seem to be born with an inner drive, while others languish restlessly, adopting prefabricated life roles that rarely fit them because they are not meant to fit. And for the second type of people, the question is very real:
"How to find something that motivates me? How to find something that comes from within? How to do something more than just reacting to demands and threats of a life I only adopted because I didn't know what else to do?"
The source of an inner drive is undoubtedly in yourself, so it must come from within. But it is not a straightforward process. It takes lots of trial-and-error, pivoting and self-honesty to simultaneously choose, discover and shape your inner drive, while you avoid lapsing into one of the social roles offering themselves.
It is unlikely that you will find your inner calling at a job other people are willing to pay for – or on the fringes of a family role. If you keep looking for the shared set between your inner desires and social roles – you will always end up with nothing because social roles are designed to eat up all your time, resources and life, and they are actively hostile to keeping anything to yourself. Sure, you can negotiate little pockets in your life that you call yours, like your Krav Maga classes or reading a book alone. But we both know you are just faking it and those are just substitutes. It looked so easy when you were younger, everything seemed to be full of purpose, every single night out was super important, every new acquaintance a potential friend for life, a true artist or the future Elon Musk. But then schools and other institutional life paths ran out from beneath your feet and you were left with the feeling that you are lacking substance. Not in the sense that you are boring or ignorant, you have learned a lot. It's just that there is nothing that motivates you from the inside.
For some reason it is hard to admit and you wonder why. You adopt life roles, do the things people are supposed to do, react to the demands of life, and it looks like living because you are technically moving, but you know deep down that it is just because things and people are pushing and pulling you around, not because you are moving anywhere yourself. You are motionless inside and no amount of dating, marrying and childcare can make that feeling go away.
The thing that should animate you is missing. You notice that your little escapades into crafts or cooking schools just make you a consumer of industries profiting off of everyone's lack of substance. There is nothing wrong with it, but this particular void cannot be filled with ravioli recipes and chasing the elusive 'connection' with other people.
Only you can fill that gap, but you don't know how to. No one ever told you how to do it. Or even that you should do it. There are no fairy tales teaching children about people finding their inner drives. Or maybe there are, but nobody wrote the manual on how they did it. You studied for over a decade and there were classes on everything from the self-aggrandizing history of past politicians' to the way petals grow on flowers – but there wasn't anything on creating your identity, discovering your inner drive, or shaping your own character. You read blogs and self-help, browsing forums to read about people who might have the same feeling that doesn't even have a name. How do you google that?
Your inner drive should be discovered, not found. And chosen. And shaped. And created.
First you have to bring it to the surface, identify it and adjust it to reality. It must not hurt others, for instance. And if it requires the consent of another person, you also have to learn to negotiate it. You shape it according to reason and, eventually, also usefulness. Usefulness to yourself, hopefully.
So this is how it goes:
You should start with basic drives
Appetite and sexual desire are the most innate drives a human is born with. No wonder social mores are so heavy on these two fields. Society must clamp down on the self-discovery process at your earliest age in order to cast you into a prefabricated mold. Coming from the outside.
Self-discovery is an organic form of creating your identity and discovering and forming your desires into much more complex inner drives. Which then can turn into a calling. Unless you let society to shame you and ban you from learning how to develop yourself from the inside out.
Your appetite and later your sexual drive are things that you will definitely experience for yourself. If you weren't so inhibited and your outer limitations weren't so tight, you should use these simply examples to learn the method of discovering and shaping inner drives.
It would go something like this: 1) You have a vague idea what you would like to try in sex. You give it some deep thought. 2) Is it a real desire or are you just copying someone? It is real – then go ahead. 3) What exactly is it? Harder question then you think. What exactly is of that scene that turned you on? 4) Does it hurt anyone? You might want to go back to square one if your desire appears to be based on the hurting of another human. Who is just as real and valid as you are. 5) Does the execution of that desire require consent? Go and negotiate it. And so on.
Once the method of bringing desires to the surface is perfected – it becomes second nature and you can use it to construct higher level and more complex inner drives. And when you don't learn how to do it – then you are exposed to and helpless in the face of social roles – i.e. others pulling you apart with demands on your life. They you will be a role – a function – for them. And they want it all.
Not every inner desire is created equal
Some suck and some are dead ends. Some you just saw in porn. This is why it's important to take them under the magnifying glass of reason and run your rational analytical mind over them. Some are flukes. Some are unimportant fragments. Some are just tips of much larger icebergs. Some are truly ingredients of your calling – and you'll see how complex such a calling can be.
Inner drives also evolve
Some turn out to be unpleasant. A sex act you thought would be fun – but isn't really. So you check them off and move on. Others are great – so you incorporate those. But still move on.
Either way, desires evolve. Once you lived one – you are ready for the next. Dreams are meant to evolve – you should not sit on them all your life. They may not even be worth it.But if you never try, they will take on mythical proportions – often undeservedly.
When people live their entire lives sitting on a single, un-lived desire – it is both alarming and sad. It tells you everything you need to know about our thwarted view of life: single-use, one-track, one-size-fit-all. One single track from childhood to death, culminating in a prolonged hospital stay. When done according to the book, it must look good from the deathbed. But only from there.
The enemy of your inner drive is outside expectations
You substitute one to the other because you go for the least resistance. And even if you yearn to find your own true calling, you hope to find it on the fringes of others' expectations for you. Or in paid employment.
You hope that you somehow manage to fulfill all expectations towards you – while still keep some of your life to yourself. That you can stay profoundly agreeable, the good boy or good girl, and still develop organically. But I have bad news:
You must be disagreeable to be authentic
You can no longer the the good boy.
Every time I hear someone claiming that they found their true calling – while they also remained the good boy – I see a fraud. Same goes for people who claim to make money with their passion. The latter may be easier to understand:
Take those lifestyle bloggers claiming to work 35 seconds a week. They are frauds. Firstly, because that post she bragged about not working at all took 3 hours to write – and 3 days to promote. Plus the 4.5 hours spent on posing for, selecting and editing that spontaneous Instagram photo that went with it. Secondly, once you do your hobby for a living – it ceases to be a hobby. Trust me on that.
Similarly, most people who claim that they found their true calling withing the framework of uniform family roles – they are desperately trying to convince themselves. They cheated themselves to believe they always wanted to do whatever they were supposed to do anyway. They sincerely made themselves believe that this is what they want ("What's not to love about it?") – and their physical symptoms and inexplicable skin condition are just there for totally unrelated reasons. And they are only trying to loudly convince me because I seem interested (not). Not because they want to convince themselves through me.
From the inside out
Do you know those black and white images where the positive and the negative give two different pictures? Like this one, where the black spot forms a chalice – but the white spot draws a human outline?
This is how our identities are formed most of the time. The chalice is the collection of social expectations of what we should be and what we should want – and thus restrictions on which way we are allowed to grow. And we mistake our outlines (our identity) with the restrictions imposed on us. The white spot is not our own shape – it is just the space surrounded by our limitations. And we are not solid but a gas that fills up the available space.
Our purpose in life is also such an available space – prescribed by social expectations and flanked by the ducks of social restrictions. It may be painful to consider ourselves as such, but we may turn out to be not the substance – but the space left available by the surrounding rules, habits and restrictions. In other words, a random collection of functions we fulfill in others' lives and in the life of society. Nothing more – nothing less.
Our purpose in life thus becomes such an "available space" – rather than an organic, from the inside out built identity and purpose. Some adopt it with relief, others with rebellion, some notice, others don't.
Even when we rebel against it – We serve it
We may sometimes rebel against the nature and shape of the space left available for us. We criticize the predefined life roles – but only a little. Say, the outer shape of the space we are supposed to move into is a family with two kids and a dog. But we rebel and we refuse to move into it.
But we can't move in any other direction either. We feel arrested in development – and we are, by our surroundings and limitations. But they we will be called names for not moving ahead. And we cannot resist pressure. So we move on, but with some feeble resistance for show. For instance, we refuse to get the dog and one of the kids. For now.
This way even our rebellion serves their purpose. It makes us feel totally different – when we really just chose a different color for the house we moved into with the two kinds and the dog. Our feeble rebellion only distracts from the fact that we fight with them – instead of ignoring them and looking inside for something that's our own.
The fight against social expectations is not the fight we should having. We should be contemplating which direction we want to grow, what shape we would like to take. When we demand more space – we just justify their boundaries. We accept the boundaries – we just want them elsewhere. And we prove their point: that we couldn't exist without the boundaries. We don't dare to ignore than as long as they define us. We instinctively feel that without them we would be shapeless.
Only a very few actually create their own outlines, organically, from the inside out, as it should be – and then contemplate their options freely. Most of us just whine a little when the role we adopt is not comfy, the space we fill is not to our liking. But of course, it isn't. It is not designed with our interest at heart.
The available space is a social role, and every role is a function in someone else's life. It is not supposed to be pleasant for us. No one ever said that a relationship, a marriage, or children make you happy – only that you have no other choice. You merely assumed the rest. An entire industry had been built on the fact-free illusion of happily-ever-after and every-mother-enjoys-it.
No one said it wouldn't hurt
And why would it be pleasant for us?
We never fought our own fights, we never worked on our own identity, we never went through the painful process of shaping ourselves and choosing our own purpose – and then choosing it again because the first choice was wrong and we have only ourselves to blame. We didn't show any resistance, any bargaining power – why would the chalices give us anything?
What you want should come from the inside. Not suggested to you, internalized and then expressed as your own. Don't use the hardship of building a self as an excuse for adopting life roles. It is practical, sure. Why resist the pressure when you could just roll with it? Why am I trying to make you work harder when you could get away with being pushed and pulled – but never decide. Well, because your inevitable frustrations will turn you into one of the zombies who will try to enforce those same sick rules on others. Consider that before you lapse into your comfy (not) life roles.
Finding out what you want should start with the basics: what you want to eat, what you desire in sex – and as you grow you can use the same method to find out more complex wishes and desires – and ultimately, to find out what you want in life.
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Acoustics Measurement Buoy
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|Laurel Gaudet
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This report discusses the progress of the Acoustics Measurement Buoy project as part of the University of New Hampshire's Ocean Projects TECH 797 class, Undergraduate Ocean Research Projects. Fish shock and mortality have been linked with sound pressure levels in excess of 190 dB (re 1 uPa) associated with pile driving into marine sediments in estuaries and surrounding areas. The Acoustics Measurement Buoy was designed to measure and record sound pressure levels at multiple depths over multiple deployments to aid in modeling sound attenuation around estuarine construction sites and allow in-field evaluation of sound attenuation techniques developed for pile driving activities.
A taut mooring line supports multiple hydrophones at different depths to measure sound pressure level (SPL) and temperature loggers to record temperature at the depths of sound pressure measurements. Hydrophone signals are transmitted to a central data acquisition system housed in a surface buoy. The system is intended to be deployed at various distances from the sound source in order to measure changes in SPL with distance. Three ranges of sound pressure level are of specific interest during pile driving activities: where SPL > 220 dB, 180 dB < SPL < 220 dB, and SPL < 180dB. The Acoustics Measurement Buoy may be used for on-site evaluation of sound attenuation techniques used during pile driving activities.
Available from the National Sea Grant Library (use NHU number to search) or NH Sea Grant
- Acoustics measurement buoy (2006). Laurel Gaudet, Kevin Jerram and Ashley Risso. Advisor: Kenneth Baldwin.


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Trimble Releases Manhattan IWMS v35 for Real Estate Portfolio Management
SUNNYVALE, CA, USA, May 16, 2018 – Trimble (NASDAQ: TRMB) announced version 35 of its Manhattan Integrated Workplace Management System (IWMS). The new version includes a completely restyled user interface (UI), which has been designed to place a much greater emphasis on efficiency, ease-of-use and user productivity.
Manhattan IWMS is a modular, enterprise software solution for planning, managing and optimizing an organization's real estate portfolio. Manhattan is designed for the entire facility lifecycle to streamline processes, improve control, maximize resource utilization and help reduce total costs.
Trimble's Manhattan version 35 provides new features and enhancements including:
- New Visual Design - Latest release gives Manhattan a modern visual design that includes a fresh color scheme, updated icons and fonts, and re-styled field representation on forms. In addition, all reports now automatically display explanatory legends designed to enhance their search capability.
- Search-Based Navigation - The introduction of search-based navigation is one of several new features that will enable users to interact even more efficiently with the system. The search capability gives users a much faster and easier way of finding what they are looking for. It replaces the traditional multi-level menu structures that are still used by many other IWMS products on the market.
- Web Browser-Style Tabs - Manhattan's new UI also provides a more productive tab-based method of organizing a user's screen when multiple records need to be opened during a browsing session. Instead of each additional form or report appearing in a separate window, Manhattan's new web browser-style tabs allow users to have an unlimited number of functions open at the same time without cluttering the screen.
"Trimble's new Manhattan user interface release is a timely move," said Susan Clarke, senior analyst at Verdantix, an independent research and consulting firm with a focus on innovative technologies that optimize business operations. "The IWMS sector is ramping up investment in UIs so that the software becomes more engaging and intuitive for end-users. This is good news for buyers as it means faster time to value, less investment in training and more engagement from non-specialists."
"After listening to feedback from the market, we've introduced changes that we believe put Manhattan ahead of other solutions in terms of our focus on ease of use, efficient interaction and user productivity," said David George, general manager of Real Estate & Workplace Solutions at Trimble. "The new Manhattan UI gives users an easier and more effective way to navigate and organize the tools they need to work in Manhattan. Our development team worked hard to turn our customers' input into positive changes to the user experience."
The new release of Manhattan IWMS is available now. For more information, visit: http://go.trimble.com/whats-new-manhattan-35-user-interface.html.
For a demonstration of Trimble's latest real estate and workplace management solutions, visit Trimble at the following upcoming industry events: WorkTech18 in New York, May 17; RealComm IBcon 2018 in Las Vegas, June 5-7; Facilities Show in London, June 19-21; and Workplace Strategy Summit in Sydney, August 21-22.
About Trimble Buildings
Trimble Buildings provides the widest breadth of technology solutions for managing real estate portfolios, optimizing building construction projects and streamlining workplace operations. Trimble solutions are tailored for each phase of the building lifecycle—from the initial survey to design, construction and operation—and enable stakeholders such as architects, engineers, contractors, building managers and property owners to gain agility and insight. With the industry's only construction-ready BIM and full range of tools and content to streamline team collaboration, Trimble solutions make data from complex projects more meaningful and actionable to improve productivity and achieve operational excellence. For more information visit www.building.trimble.com.
About Trimble
Trimble is transforming the way the world works by delivering products and services that connect the physical and digital worlds. Core technologies in positioning, modeling, connectivity and data analytics enable customers to improve productivity, quality, safety and sustainability. From purpose built products to enterprise lifecycle solutions, Trimble software, hardware and services are transforming a broad range of industries such as agriculture, construction, geospatial and transportation and logistics. For more information about Trimble (NASDAQ:TRMB), visit www.trimble.com.


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Donald Trump is a master of the obvious. This is why his foreign policy keeps surprising the status quo powers of American politics: the media, the bureaucrats, and the elected officials. Today, these wise monkeys are reeling at the news that Iran's Revolutionary Guard Corps is a 'foreign terrorist group', and that the IRGC 'actively participates in, finances, and promotes terrorism as a tool of statecraft'.
Here's something else that's obvious. Since 9/11, the United States has staggered from one fiasco to another in the Middle East: the invasion of Iraq, the endorsement of the Muslim Brotherhood in Egypt, the trashing of Libya, the incoherent response to the Syrian civil war, the humiliation of an effort to get out of the region through the 'Iran Deal'. When the mullahs in Tehran decry US foreign policy as 'global arrogance', they're only stating the obvious too.
Obviously, the people for whom no US government can do anything right disapprove of Trump's decision. Prominent in the first pack of Twitter critics was that hot-thumbed nitwit Glenn Greenwald. 'Trump's designation of IRGC is stupid, dangerous & provocative, making it much harder to forge a peace with Iran,' Greenwald tweeted today. 'You can't arm and hug Saudis while pretending to oppose terrorism.'
As Glenn says every time he drags his luggage into his apartment in Rio, let's unpack that a little further. It is Saudi military forces, not Saudi terrorist groups, that are waging a brutal and clumsy war in Yemen. It was the IRGC's terrorist proxies, trained in Iran by the IRGC and armed with Iranian plastic explosives, who killed so many US and UK soldiers with IEDs in Iraq. That was a dangerous and provocative thing of the IRGC to do, and it was stupid of US administrations to look the other way.
More serious objections to Trump's decision turn on tactics and timing. Here, I differ once again with my fellow opinionator Jacob Heilbrunn. Jacob suspects that Trump's Middle Eastern policy has been 'captured by a neocon contingent' from the Foundation for Defense of Democracies. I suspect that Trump doesn't have a Middle Eastern policy, so much as the principle, radical in recent American foreign policy, that a great power has interests, not friends, and that you reward those who serve your interests and punish those who don't. It is his refusal to be taken for a fool that impels Trump to state the obvious, instead of repeating whatever diplomatic fictions the State Department slips onto his teleprompter. I also suspect that the only person to whom Trump subordinates his opinions is his strong-thighed Slovenian mate. But that is a matter of domestic policy.
Jacob is right to observe that the timing of Trump's announcement aids Benjamin Netanyahu's campaign for re-election, and bolsters the Israelis and Saudis in their anti-Iranian campaign. So much the better. Netanyahu lacks charm and, it appears, principle. He also represents stability and competence, qualities that a serious power needs from its client states. These qualities are in increasingly short supply in the region. It's unclear whether Netanyahu's neophyte challenger Benjamin Gantz possesses them. Better the Benjamin you know.
Here we see a hidden continuity between the Obama and Trump administrations. The US is a status quo power in the Middle East, committed to the paradox of maintaining its regional influence while reducing its military footprint. The only way to reconcile these goals is to outsource the military element. The Obama administration's folly was to assume that balancing the Iranian-led Shi'ite crescent against Israel and the Sunni powers was a recipe for stability, as opposed to a nuclear free-for-all. The Trump administration's wisdom is to build up the allies of the status quo — Israel, the Saudis, Egypt, Jordan, the Gulf states. There is an obvious logic here, too. Iran is their problem before it is anyone else's.
But Iran is also everyone else's problem. Jacob writes that Iran 'was abiding by the terms of the nuclear deal' before Trump canceled it. But that was only because the deal failed to include the testing of ballistic missiles, or a polite request that the IRGC didn't use the deal's cash dividend to finance terrorism across the region, and beyond too.
Since 1979, the regime in Iran has been committed to global revolution. The United States remains committed to a different, and preferable, view of the world. The making of policy in the fog of ideology or, after 9/11, anger has not served American interests in the Middle East. It has, however, created chaos that the Iranian regime has exploited through the IRGC and proxies like Hezbollah.
It is to Trump's credit that he has recognized this as obvious. For it is only by recognizing the obvious that the US can formulate policies that have a chance of succeeding — and avoid perpetuating the ever-losing 'forever war' that has cost so many American lives, so much American money, and so much American credibility.
Dominic Green is Life & Arts Editor of Spectator USA.


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matters relating to the defense of that district and the military operations therein. General Jackson, as chief in command of the district will also regulate and direct the subject of winter quarters, to which you refer.
Very respectfully, &c.,
Assistant Adjutant-General.
RICHMOND, October 29, 1861.
Colonel GEORGE E. PICKETT,
Commanding, &c., Fort Lowry:
COLONEL: Yours of the 28th instant, by special messenger, was duly receive this morning, and submitted to the Secretary of War, who greatly regrets his inability to send you re-enforcements.* He has, however, directed a supply of percussion arms and ammunition to be forwarded to you with the least practicable delay. It is impossible to furnish you with the rifled cannon mentioned in your communication.
Very respectfully, &c.,
Adjutant and Inspector General.
Camp Dickerson, October 29, 1861.
Honorable SECRETARY OF WAR:
SIR: I have the honor to request that you will furnish me as speedily as possible two 12 ponder rifled guns and two 24-pounder rifled howitzers. In my present position I feel very seriously the want of heavy artillery, and am quite satisfied that if I had it I could bring the campaign to a successful close. I hold the left bank of New River and am in command of all its ferries. From the river bluffs are plainly seen the several encampments of the enemy at and in the vicinity of the Hawk's Nest. Some of these positions can be reached, from which with such guns as I ask for the enemy could not only be dislodged from his positions, but the navigation of the Kanawha cut off and its ferries commanded. Could this be effected one of two alternatives is left him-either to fight me in my own positions or to retreat out of the valley through the northwest. With 6-pounder guns such as I have I cannot engage with certainty of success the pieces of the enemy, superior in number, range, caliber, and metal. Any position which I can gain and from which the enemy's can be reached, can be brought within range of his guns. With guns of power equal to or approximating that of his I would attack him with a strong conviction of success.
I earnestly but respectfully call your attention to the matter, with the request that you will inform me at once whether the guns can be furnished.
I am, very respectfully, your obedient servant,.
Commanding Army of Kanawha.
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Team Profile
Nickname:La Roja
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Phone: +34 91 495 9800
Spanish Football Federation,
Ramón y Cajal,
s/n P.O. Box 385,
LAS ROZAS (Madrid)
The Spanish national team played in their first World Cup Finals in Italy in 1934 and have played in a total of 14 Finals. Spain hosted the 1982 Finals which were won by Italy and they won the tournament for the first time in South Africa in 2010.
Spain won their first UEFA European Championships, which they hosted, in 1964 and also won the competition in 2008 and 2012.
Manager: Vicente Del Bosque
Captain: Iker Casillas


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Left Hooks
Right Hooks
Left Uppercuts
Right Uppercuts
Here are some examples of some styles you can bring into sparring:
~ Aikido
~ Aikijutsu
~ American Kenpo
~ Arnis
~ Baguazhang
~ Bartitsu
~ Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu
~ Boxing
~ Capoeira
~ Kickboxing
~ Hapkido
~ Judo
~ Jujutsu
~ Karate
~ Kajukenbo
~ Krav Maga
~ Lethwei
~ Muay Thai
~ Pencak Silat
~ Sambo
~ Sanshou
~ Savate
~ Sumo
~ Taekwondo
~ Tai chi
~ Vovinam
~ Wrestling
~ Wing Chun
~ Xing Yi Quan
~ Chun Kuk Do
~ Jeet Kune Do
~ Shooto
~ Shorinji Kempo
~ Systema
~ Unifight
Notice how the legs are off the ground. This means there's no stable point and the center of gravity moves behind the knees. Most likely you'll want to instinctually extend your hips to counterbalance. This isn't ideal for what we want, rather we want a smooth and controlled Launch. If this is happening, try to tone down the power in your hips and let your abs do more of the work.
This is a good example of a similar situation. Here the legs are keeping a proper angle, but the torso is way too low. This simply means you need you stop you contracts just a bit earlier and should be fairly easy to fix.
Notice the foot is slightly forward or directly below the abs and lumbar, which is also the C.o.M.
This image show the pecs being used in a full stride.
Here are several examples of the combinations the hips can be used in. There are various situations and usages for each, however we want a straight and steady run, so keeping an eye on the torso is the main idea and reference for when to use each combination.
Notice how the lumber seems to make an "S" shape while I'm changing the direction of my run. This is the pendulum effect and I'm slowly bottlenecking my momentum back into a straight path so the force my steps don't spin my tori.


text: Large fire at Battersea Industrial Estate Posted on 14th July 2016 at 9:23 am. Share on Facebook Share on Twitter 100 firefighters have tackled a major blaze that broke out just metres away from Clapham Junction station, one of the UK's busiest railway stations. The fire has led to no trains being allowed into or out of Victoria Station. Delays were more than six hours.Crews were called to Parkfield Industrial Estate, where flames leapt from rooftops alongside the track. Southern Trains warned of delays across its network, but services were later restored and the fire is under control. London Fire Brigade said some fire crews remained at the site and were damping it down.Crews from Lambeth, Brixton, Tooting, Chelsea and Peckham to the scene in Culvert Place, after the first emergency call at 20:51 BST Wednesday 13th July.A fire service spokesman said:"Brigade 999 control officers have taken around 90 emergency calls to the incident."The brigade urged people living close to the estate to keep their doors and windows shut because of the smoke.In a tweet, Southern Rail said delays would last into the early hours, with all lines shut between Clapham Junction and Victoria. At about 04:30 14th July however, the company confirmed all lines between the stations had been reopened.Read more on managing Fire Safety Share on Facebook Share on Twitter


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Time: 15:00
Craig Ogden - Guitar
Bude Music Society : Summer Concert Special.
Craig Ogden, Guitar
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Bude Music Society has been bringing a diverse programme of live classical chamber music concerts to enthusiastic audiences in and near this popular North Cornwall seaside resort since the late 1940s.
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Contribution of Togel Hongkong Games to the World Togel Gambling Game
Many people who know togel hongkong game is just a numbers gambling game. Though lottery games have a variety of interesting things that might have to be considered well so that someone can enjoy gambling games well. One of the important things in this lottery game is to recognize the game offered. Togel is played by betting a certain amount of money for a choice of numbers. Bets will be won if the selected numbers actually appear in the results of the lottery round that day. This system is so simple that anyone can do it. Achieving victory in this game is certainly not easy because the player must use several methods of finding numbers and choosing the right type of bet.
The choice of bets in lottery games is enormous. Some of the most popular bets are 4D. 3D, and 2D and plug-in bets. The first lottery system introduced in Indonesia only has betting options like this. When lottery fans began to switch to Singapore pool games, the choice of bets increased to cross / homo, odd / even, and large / small, and several other types of betting. When the Hong Kong pool appeared the lottery game became more numerous. Until now, lottery bets offered in various types of games have become a famous gambling game with a very large fan group.
Typical game from Togel Hongkong
Many people who don't know that Hong Kong pool provides a unique game developed by this bookie. This bet is a zodiac betting system. Bets that will be made in this system have a zodiac form which is calculated from the two very back numbers of the lottery game. Each number has its own zodiac name, starting from Dog, Chicken, Monkey, Goat, Horse, Snake, Dragon, Rabbit, Tiger, Buffalo, Rat, and Pig. Each animal represents one number in sequence from number 1 to 12. In the 13th number the sequence starts again from the dog. This system will produce tables from 1 to 99 plus the number 00, each representing 1 sign.
togel hongkong bets will be made on one sign and the player will win based on the match number with the chosen sign. This game was originally popular because it has a unique appeal when used in betting. Players who use this system can use the number prediction stage as the initial stage then choose one sign in accordance with the numbers indicated in the prediction. Gambling games can be used by randomly selecting one sign and waiting for the lottery results to be announced. This system is still very popular today and players can use various prediction pages to determine the most appropriate zodiac choice.
Other Contributions of the Hong Kong Data Pool for Togel Games
Another type of gamble created from the Hong Kong pool is a variation on the game of poke. Games that usually use 1 number can be played with 2 and 3 numbers. The name for this 2 digit plug game is Macau plug and for 3 digit gambling the player will choose a dragon plug bet. All types of game plugs are used by guessing the numbers in the amount according to the betting choice. Winning will be obtained if the number appears in the lottery output. The position of numbers and their sequence is not needed so predictions do not have to produce consecutive numbers. Placing bets like this is very easy and provides the easiest opportunity to achieve victory.
Other games that appear in lottery betting options have different winning calculation systems. All lottery players who want to use this system properly need to have knowledge about the different types of games in this system. All lottery sites will provide complete betting options so that players can use their knowledge in the best way. Making a betting combination is one way to use the lottery game well. This system allows players to choose bets based on known methods and then players will apply the exact number in the bets provided by the togel hongkong agents they use.


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I am excited to announce this amazing opportunity! I have purchased a ticket for myself for the Habitude Warrior Conference being held in downtown Silver Spring from October 25-27, 2018.
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Growthpoint Properties to rely on its international properties for growth due to deteriorating conditions in the local property sector
Growthpoint Properties says it will have to rely on its international properties for growth, as it expects "little to no growth" from its SA portfolio due to deteriorating conditions in the local real estate sector.
Most growth in the year to end-June 2019 will come from the real estate investment trust's (Reit) international investments, Growthpoint said in its interim results on Wednesday.
SA's property fundamentals "remain weak and are worsening", which means the local portfolio would probably produce "little to no growth".
Even the V&A Waterfront, which benefits from local and international tourism, was "not immune to the erosion in the domestic economy, and turnover rentals declined in the first half".
However, property fundamentals remained strong in Australia, Growthpoint said. The group has a 66% interest in Growthpoint Properties Australia, which owns 59 properties valued at R38.3bn.
Dividend withholding taxes relating to that investment would be lower this financial year, and the group had taken advantage of exchange rate weakness "with favourable hedge rates".
Further offshore growth would come from Growthpoint's Central and Eastern European investments, where property fundamentals "are solid".
Assuming "no further deterioration in the SA business environment", Growthpoint expected growth in dividends per share for the financial year to end-June 2019 of about 4.5%.
The Reit said distributable income in the first half grew 5.9%, allowing it to increase its interim dividend by 4.5% to 105.8c a share.
The value of the group's property assets rose 4.3% to R138.7bn.
Vacancy levels in SA rose from 5.2% to 6.5%. In the office sector specifically, vacancies rose to 10.2% from 8.4%.
Growthpoint said the Cape Town water crisis "is now under control". The V&A Waterfront, which is 50% owned by the group, was building its own desalination plant to take it entirely off the water grid.


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|Reader Rabbit: 2nd Grade
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|Castles capture kids' imaginations. This software learning fortress is designed to do that and more. Combining the fun of arcade-style play with a compelling adventure and basic academic skills, the latest title in the Reader Rabbit grade-based series complements second-grade curriculum by exercising grade-appropriate skills in reading and reading comprehension, math, grammar and writing skills, science and thinking. Players embark on a quest with Sam the Lion to save Reader Rabbit by unraveling the mysteries of Dragon's Castle. But obstacles abound in the 10 main "passages" and 60 challenging activities where kids earn points to advance. In Geometry Jump, for instance, they have to think fast to match shapes and figure spatial problems. The Mirror Meaning area teaches and tests reading comprehension strategies. The Spelling Search works spelling patterns. To encourage creativity and self-expression, the Castle Journal is filled with brief stories that players respond to in their own words. A record-and-playback feature lets them record their ideas out loud before writing them down. Everything gets progressively more difficult to make short attention spans a moot point.
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OKJ. At the end of a fighting weekend, always struggling for top positions, the Vortex engines gain two steps of the podium in the OKJ category, with Alex Dunne (Tony Kart Racing Team) second, followed by Thomas Ten Brinke (Ricky Flynn Motorsport).
The engines of the OTK group bring in topten also two other great protagonists of the exciting third round of the FIA Karting European Championship staged in Genk: Nikita Bedrin (Tony Kart Racing Team) is fifth (due to a penalty imposed after the finishing line, crossed in third place) after ending second in the wet qualifying heats and being the star of the Saturday Heats with four victories. On the other hand, Enzo Scionti (Ward Racing) concludes tenth, gaining also four third places in the Qualifying Heats.
The heats are giving the Vortex brand many great results: besides the second final place, Alex Dunne collects three victories and a fifth place in qualifying. A victory each for Thomas Ten Brinke, Kajus Siksnelis and William Siverholm (both WARD Racing). These successes, combined with the important placings of Axel Malja (Kosmic Kart Racing Department), second with best lap; Jakob Bergmeister(Millennium Racing Team), always second; and at the best laps of Ten Brinke, Siksnelis and Matheus Ferreira (Lennox Racing Team) are proving once again the great adaptability of the DJT engine (present on the grid supporting 30 drivers) to the changing and unpredictable weather conditions. Despite the rain on Friday afternoon, the pole position of Conrad Laursen (Ricky Flynn Motorsport) is actually always signed by Vortex.
OK. Dino Beganovic (WARD Racing) is the driver bringing the Vortex DST onto the third step of the podium in OK at the end of an exciting race, interrupted by the rain in the final stage of the race. The result of Beganovic comes at the end of a very constant weekend, in which the Swedish driver always comes in the top ten after obtaining, in the rain, the second best time within his group in qualifying.
With Vortex, also Harry Thompson (Ricky Flynn Motorsport), Jorge Pescador (Magic Racing Team) and Noah Milell (Tony Kart Racing Team) are the authors of great performances in final, managing to get close to the top ten by recovering a total of 35 positions.
In the heats, Vortex gets great success with Sebastian Ögaard (WARD Racing) and important placings and comebacks with the second places of Noah Milell, Matheus Morgatto (Tony Kart Racing Team) and Harry Thompson.


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Compare various International movers for your ultimate choice
Choosing an international mover is one thing but the real test comes when you have a number of choices to look at and you are not sure which ones to go for. For rookies who have simply no idea about how to compare international movers here are a few tips that can help them with selecting the best one. But first, you must know well enough about the place you are moving to. If you are currently living in Singapore and need help with it, you have come to the right place. For comparing various international moving companies you must first begin with their popularity. Their popularity in terms of providing businesses is important. If some company seems a little shady it is unlikely that they have ever gotten a project its completion.
On the other hand, prices for each package that you select for services will contradict. If the company holds a premium position in the market you will be required to pay a premium for the service. But if the company positions itself on cheaper rates then you would have to look at the quality of the service they provide you. Compare price and quality both. See which one suit you best. It should always be the quality since you are hiring them to assist you with relocation to a new country and that is not a child's play. This should be your preference for selecting international movers because there is nothing that can repay you for the loss of your luggage. Moreover, try to find out how they deal with borders across the globe. If they are into the business for more than ten years then you might want to consider them for your services.
Astro Movers will make it on the top in your search list. If you are living in Singapore it would be easier to get all the relevant information on the services provided by Astro Movers. On the other hand if you are somewhere else in the world, please login to the website and find out more!


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Nigerian street-hop artiste, Chinko Ekun dropped his own cover of the trending song "Risky" and he titled it "Risky Double Betrayal; The Movie".
Consequently, the song was originally done by DMW general, Davido and Jamaican dancehall artist, Popcaan.
However, on this new entry, the self-acclaimed Tiger narrates a story of how the love of his life betrayed him while she was kidnapped on the way to his place. He later found out that his friends were part of the plans.
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Porcine Entourage is a neutral level 7 boar that roams with Princess in Brackwell Pumpkin Patch in Elwynn Forest. This beast is tamable and comes with Bite as a damage skill and Gore as a secondary damage skill. As a pet, it is easy to feed due to the wide variety of diet it accepts.
Princess used to be accompanied by two such Porcine Entourages. However, sometime in early 2008, one of the guards was removed from the game making completion of her associated quest much easier to complete.
This pig guards Princess. Attacking this pig will aggro Princess as well.
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Cambridge Analytica boasts of dirty tricks to swing elections | News | The Guardian
NewsPublication Date: 2018-03-19
This video has been removed. This could be because it launched early, our rights have expired, there was a legal issue, or for another reason. Bosses tell undercover reporters how honey traps, spies and fake news can be used to help clients The company at the centre of the Facebook data breach boasted of using honey traps, fake news campaigns and operations with ex-spies to swing election campaigns around the world, a new investigation reveals. Executives from Cambridge Analytica spoke to ...
Tory donors among investors in Cambridge Analytica parent firm | Politics | The Guardian
NewsPublication Date: 2018-03-21
Conservative party donors are among the investors in the company that spawned the election consultancy at the centre of a storm about use of data from Facebook. Filings for SCL Group, which is at the top of a web of companies linked to Cambridge Analytica, show that since its conception in 2005 its shareholders and officers have included a wine millionaire who has given more than £700,000 to the party, a former Conservative MP, and a peer who was a business minister under David Cameron. On ...