As the presenting sponsor your business will be attached to one of the most recognized fundraisers in the state.  Ken & Colleen’s Kids presented by (your business).  You will receive a tremendous amount of promotion through live liners, recorded elements, online and onsite presence and a lot more!

As the phone bank sponsor your business has the opportunity to receive an amazing amount of mentions and high-profile recognition throughout Ken & Colleen’s Kids.  Four time an hour, recorded elements will invite listeners to call “(your business)’s Phone Bank” at 1-800-456-2772 to pledge their support to the Children’s Miracle Network.

As a day sponsor the client would be attached to this highly-reputable cause for an entire day.  The day’s sponsor would be recognized in five recorded elements each hour from 6am until midnight.  In addition a portion of your sponsorship will be donated to the Children’s Hospital of Iowa as a “Miracle Match”, where all hour Ken & Colleen tell listeners that thier donation is being matched by your business.  The “Miracle Match” has proven to be one of the most successful and listened to hours of the rotation.

Khonghampat Orchidarium is located in Imphal, it is maintained by the Forest Department. The best time to visit the Orchaidarium is April and May. The Orchidarium is one of the most popular attractions in Imphal. It spreads to around 200 acres of land with more than 120 varieties of exotic species of orchids. The place is so colorful with its blooming flowers and sweet fragrance. The most interesting factor of Khonghampat is, there are some of the rare species of flowers that resembles lizards, moths and bees. People from all parts of the world come there to see these natures’ wonders. Orchids like Cymbidium and Cattleya orchids are the much adored ones along with some endangered species of orchids. Most of these species are rarely found in other parts of the world.

Manipur can be reached through Imphal airport. The state doesn’t have a railway station but the neighboring states have stations in cities like, Guwahati, Dimapur, Silchar etc. the state also have plenty of hotels and resorts for tourists to stay and enjoy Manipur.

Angeregt durch Frank Hess möchten wir unseren Kalender hier auch vorstellen.

Spätestens in der zweiten Hälfte des Jahres werden die Buchläden und Kaufhäuser mit Kalender dekoriert. Es gibt wunderschöne Foto und Kunstkalender. Und doch erstellen wir noch zusätzlich seit einigen Jahren für unsere Familie, Freunde, Bekannte, Kunden, Partner einen Kalender mit unseren Aquarell und Pastellen.

Einige Menschen freuen sich immer wieder auf diese Kalender und fragen bei uns nach. Etwas Schöneres kann es doch gar nicht geben. Wir haben die Bildauswahl für das Jahr 2010 abgeschlossen und den Kalender in Druck gegeben. Da es ein paar Menschen gibt, die bei uns den Kalender kaufen, möchten ich Ihnen unsern Kalender 2010 vorstellen.

Sollten Sie Interesse an dem Kalender haben, hier eine Beschreibung:

* Tischkalender in Größe einer CD;
* die CD Hülle fungiert als Aufsteller für das Deck- und die 12 Kalenderblätter;
* Preis pro Stück 15,00 € incl. Versand in Deutschland.

Kalender 2010

ChristianJR4 sent me the video of the trailer. You should subscribe to his YouTube channel, he posts amazing stuff quite often.

You can read more about this debate here, including ordering info.

Hi, Penguins I have decided to work on the site today, and that work has produces 2 new pages. The first new one is http://chrissjb15.wordpress.com/beta-pengins-ive-met/ it talks about all the famous penguins that I have met so far.

The second new page I’ve made is  http://chrissjb15.wordpress.com/support-emails/ . It is where you go to leave and general question for me to email club penguin support. It is also for any questions I might have that you might too.

It’s on sale for 10% off ($17.95) at GO2RPI.com. (H/T Brian Auten at Apologetics 315)

Details:

• Format: Region 0 (Playable Everywhere), Color, Widescreen, NTSC
  
• 2 DVDs
  
• Language: English
  
• Running Time: Approx. 178 minutes
  
• Bonus Features

Blurb:

On April 4, 2009, William Lane Craig and Christopher Hitchens met at Biola University to debate the question of God’s existence. Craig is one of the world’s foremost Christian apologists. Hitchens is a leading spokesman for the “new atheism” movement.

In front of an overflow crowd and a global internet audience, they debated the origin and design of the universe, the implications of human morality, the deity of Jesus, and the validity of Christ’s resurrection. It was a compelling clash of worldviews and an examination of the major arguments for and against Christianity and atheism.

This two-DVD set captures every moment of the debate (documented by 10 cameras). Bonus features include the pre-debate press conference, a question-and-answer session, and interviews with Hitchens and Craig.

Does God Exist is a vital resource for anyone who doubts the Christian faith-or seeks convincing evidence to defend it.

Here’s the trailer: (H/T ChristianJR4)

I wrote a play by play of the debate here, and you can watch a sample video here. You can also read about Craig’s recent debate on the viability of intelligent design with Francisco Ayala here. The post has some video and the full audio for that debate.

The Wilson-Hitchens debate

And don’t forget that you can get the Wilson-Hitchens debate from Amazon.com. You can see a trailer for the Wilson-Hitchens DVD here. Brian Auten told me that it is definitely worth buying. You can also read a different Wilson-Hitchens debate here, which occurred in written form – this is not the one in the video.

Central Florida Future – More H1N1 vaccines available.

24,000 vaccines requested last week

By Cassie Turner

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Published: Wednesday, November 11, 2009

Updated: Wednesday, November 11, 2009

John Choi

Danny Demoraes’ brother died of pneumonia, a complication of the H1N1 virus. Demorae, a senior at UCF, received his H1N1 vaccine last Thursday.

John Choi

A month after he watched his 27-year-old brother die of complications caused by the H1N1 virus, UCF senior Danny Demoraes entered the second-floor conference room at Health Services to receive the flu vaccine.

David Demoraes was two weeks away from becoming a firefighter in August when he began complaining of a cough, vomiting and body aches. By the end of the month he had been admitted to a hospital suffering from pneumonia, a complication of H1N1.

On Oct. 3, after a month-long battle, a blood clot blocked one of his arteries, causing his blood pressure to drop to zero, Demoraes said.

“I felt his heart take its last couple beats,” Demoraes said. “My brother and I used to do everything together. Now everything has changed.”

Danny Demoraes received his vaccine Thursday — one of the 1,500 doses available to students, faculty and staff delivered to UCF Health Services, 24,000 had been requested.

“It’s worth getting the vaccine because you just don’t know who it’s going to hospitalize…who it’s going to kill,” Demoraes said. “If the school is offering free vaccines why not prevent it beforehand?”

Chad Binette of UCF News & Information said that there have been 35 cases of H1N1 confirmed at UCF. According to data from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention

in Atlanta, college-aged people are within a more at-risk category.

“For instance, between ages 5 and 24, the CDC estimates 2,196 cases per 100,000, but only 107 per 100,000 in the 65 and older age group,” Binette said. “UCF is one of the first Florida universities to receive vaccines and getting the vaccine is the best way to stay healthy and protect yourself from the H1N1 virus. The vaccine is safe and effective, and students can get it for free.”

Thomas Sutton, a UCF freshman micro & molecular biology major, agrees. Sutton said he gets his vaccine as a “force of habit” every year, but his grandmother nearly dying of the virus raised his awareness about H1N1.

Claudia Witcher, nursing director for UCF Health Services, began each session with a short presentation explaining to attendees the differences between the two vaccines. The shot is made of dead viral particles, whereas the attenuated nasal vaccine is a live virus that replicates only in the nostril, Witcher said.

“For homework, go out and tell your friends how easy it is, because we need all students to be immunized,” said Pharmacy Manager Sheryl Gamble.  

Anne Schuchat, director of the National Center for Immunization and Respiratory Diseases, reported Friday that 129 children have died from H1N1.

According to the CDC, Novel influenza A, H1N1, is a new flu virus of swine origin that first caused illness in Mexico and the United States in March and April 2009. It was determined that the virus was spreading from person to person with the infection causing a wide range of flu-like symptoms, including fever, cough, sore throat, body aches, headache, chills and fatigue. In addition, many people also have reported nausea, vomiting and/or diarrhea. On June 11, 2009, the World Health Organization raised the worldwide pandemic alert level to Phase 6 in response to H1N1.

As of Nov. 1, the WHO reported the pandemic has infected 199 countries and overseas territories and caused more than 6,000 deaths.

According to a health alert put out by the CDC on Nov. 6, most people who get H1N1 will have a mild illness and recover in fewer than two weeks. Others, however, are more likely to get flu complications that result in hospitalization and, occasionally, death. Complications can include pneumonia, bronchitis, sinus infections and ear infections, or worsen chronic health problems such as asthma or congestive heart failure. The CDC urges clinicians to begin antiviral treatment of suspected persons based on direct observation as opposed to relying on rapid influenza tests or laboratory confirmation.

It takes about two weeks for the vaccine to become effective in the system, Witcher said.

She recommends maintaining good hand washing practices, not sharing food or drink with others and employing good coughing and sneezing etiquette in the interim.

“My brother was all about helping people,” Demoraes said. “If anything, he would be happy that at least this message can get out there and help other people. That’s what he would have wanted.”

How To Buy The Amulet:

Step1: Go To The Martial Artworks Catalog in the Ninja Hideout

Step2: Click On “Buy”

Step3: Click The ummmm I don’t know what you call that……. Ninja Thingy

Step4: The Doorway will Come up, when it does, walk through it

Step6:

You are now in the fire ninja hideout

There are no hidden items in the catalog

But There is a hidden room,

Step1: Go to the stage

Step2: Have friends, one of them wearing a bug costume, stand on the X’s, it should start glowing like this

Step3: it will roll away and it will look like this

How To Get The Hidden Pin:

Step 1: Go to the Hidden Room

Go to The Hidden Room

Step2: Stand on the X’s

Step3:   It will start to glow

Step5: it will open and you now have the pin if you walk to it

Tuesday

Nice day, much warmer. Went to Conway, Mochdre and Llandudno, looking for shallots. Bought 2 lbs onion bulbs and 1 dozen lettuce plants, ½ doz blue violas from Mynetts. Planted lettuce, more radishes and summer squash. Working until dark. Had fire. Watered room plants and sweet peas. Met Mrs Pyle and Bessie Roberts in Llandudno.

My family and I just moved to Oklahoma.  And one of the things my wife is most excited about is getting to take our young daughter to the library for free books and story times and all that good free stuff.  The problem is:

In order to get a library card you have to have a valid state driver’s license.

In order to get a valid state driver’s license you first have to have your vehicle registered in the state.

In order to have your vehicle registered in the state you need current auto insurance for the state.

In order to have current auto insurance for the state, you need an automobile.

In order to have an automobile, you need money.

How free are these books again?

from the 2010 calendar I am creating for my husband’s office.

This is a 11 x 16 Customized Calendar.

Check out the template gallery or make one from scratch at

HERITAGE MAKERS!

Click HERE for the Template Gallery.

Ich hab ja gesagt, dass ich keine Monatsrückblicke mehr mache. Daher ohne große Chartslisten: Ich habe kürzlich ein paar statistische Daten über Zivilschein etwas aufbereitet und bin auf etwas Interessantes gestoßen.

Zunächst einmal – so sieht, in grafischer Darstellung, die Zahl der hiesigen Artikel pro Monat aus:

Den starken Einstieg im April werden wir wohl nicht mehr erreichen, beachtlicher ist aber der (rein zufällige) Wechsel zwischen Etwa-33-Monaten und Etwa-22-Monaten.

Die monatlichen Views entwickeln sich hingegen etwa so:

Auch hier dürfte die Zahl vom April wohl nicht so schnell wiederkommen, die wesentlichen Höhepunkte liegen davon abgesehen ungefähr gleich.

Nachdem bei beiden ein deutliches Zickzackmuster erkennbar ist, habe ich mich gefragt: In welcher Relation steht die Zahl der Artikel, die hier erscheiben, zu der Zahl der Visits, die hereinkommen?
Grafisch sieht diese Relation so aus:

Nach den beiden Anlaufmonaten April und Mai (mit fast konstantem Anstieg!) gibt es nur noch einen wesentlichen Ausreißer aus dem Verlauf.

Meine Vermutung, dass es immer mehr Views pro Artikel geben dürfte und der dritte Graph damit nirgends absteigt, hat sich nicht bestätigt: Tatsächlich hat sich im Juni ein Tableau etabliert, aus dem nur der August (der Monat mit dem Don-Schauen-Interview) mit über 80 Views pro Artikel raussticht. Davon abgesehen bleibt es bei etwa 72 Views pro Artikel.
Das zeigt: Einzelne, prominente Artikel scheinen für die Rezeption weitaus wichtiger zu sein als eine konstante Versorgung mit Content.

Der wiederaufgenommene Postingbetrieb dieser Woche sollte übrigens nicht täuschen: Der November wird das Artikel-Zickzack durchbrechen. Er wird kein Etwa-33-Monat. Er wird auch kein Etwa-22-Monat. Er wird wohl der erste Unter-20-Monat werden. Obwohl die Pressemitteilung des AK Zensur einen ganz obskuren Leseransturm ausgelöst hat. Der Dezember könnte sogar ein einstelliger Monat werden.
Das heißt nicht, dass Zivilschein einschläft oder sich jetzt wegen obiger Beobachtung auf “Big Things” konzentriert. Zum Jahresende hin wird es hier nur ein wenig stiller. Ein paar Texte kommen schon noch, auch der Cafkakontent wird noch auslaufen.

2010 wird es mit Zivilschein auf jeden Fall weitergehen. Ohne Kafka (die Reihe ist dann endgültig beendet, versprochen) und auch weiterhin ohne Monatsrückblicke, aber mit mehr von Brutal Violins und mit ein paar sehr knackigen Texten. Und mit mindestens einer wirklich großen Geschichte.
Hoffentlich schaffe ich es auch, die inzwischen ja eingeschlafene Politbloggerei weitestgehend schlafend zu halten.

Achja: Und es wird bessere Bilder geben.

Hi Everyone. I am seeking sponsors to help send me go on my Volunteer Trip to Northern Uganda. CLICK HERE to visit my Sponsorship Page

During my time in Uganda i will be visiting what is left of the Displacement Camps in Northern Uganda as well as spending some volunteer time in the Invisible Children office in Gulu. and the Compassion centre in Kaboywa and visiting the Northern Ugandan Villages that are currently being rebuilt.

Northern Uganda has been rocked by a raging war over the last 23 years and peace is only now starting to return to Northern Uganda. These people have been in displacement camps since approx 1996 and require help, councelling, food and much more to re-start their lives in their old villages. visit www.invisiblechildren.com to watch the documentary and see what they are doing for the people of Uganda.

Travelling Between June – December 2011 and staying for 3/6 weeks.

I am currently a volunteer for Invisible Children Australia and sponsor 6 children Uganda as well. I am aiming to spend 3-6 weeks in Uganda doing volunteer work and expanding my knowledge on the area and affected persons so that i can fully understand the needs of these people to help continue to commit myself to the Invisible children cause as Company Secretary for IC AUS – All Australian positions are volunteer only and we are not employed by Invisible Children or receive any monetary goods or cash for our actions.

As a mother of 3 children myself i am currently unable to cover all the costs associated with getting the tickets and travel arrangements covered as well as the associated costs with the camera’s and such to be able to document this journey for my sponsors. I have been a volunteer my whole life with my parents through Lions Club International but have found my own calling in invisible children.

I will be documenting my journey through Uganda through video and pictures. I have created the website FreeUganda and currently run this as well as the twitter page @freeuganda and a blog as well as run the offical Invisible Children OZ Twitter @InvisibleOZ and i also run ALL FOR CHARITY store with 100% of profits are donated.

Each sponsorship amount is greatly appreciated and i urge you all to join up to FreeUganda to check out what is going on in Uganda and the status of sponsorship etc.

I Thank you kindly for your sponsorship as without your support i will not be able to fulfill this mission in my life.

Thats right!! Until 10/12 you can get FREE SHIPPING to AU when you purchase over $45 worth of products from our store.

All For Charity

Remember! 100% of the royalties on each item made is donated to either: Invisible Children, The Coalition (to stop the use of) Child Soldiers and to a Child Headed Family in Uganda of 5 Children – You can view more details here re: betty and her family.

All these items have been created to raise awareness whilst the royalties go to great non-profits or direct to betty (via joy for children uganda) to help where needed.

If you go through our webstore via the link above and purchase something from someone else’s store, we ill be paid a referral fee for this and in turn any and all referral fee’s we receive we will pass onto Betty in Uganda/Invisible Children.

So far we have made in Royalties $45 and this will be donated at the end of December 2009. To give you an idea we make between 0.40c and $7.50 royalties depending on the item.

I want to thank everyone who has purchased items from this store, your helping to bring awareness to those around you and also helping those who are far away.

THANK YOU

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