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Single Moms Planet’s mission is to empower Divorced Moms and Single Moms to Be, Do and Have a Dynamic Life They Love!

Welcome to the Illinois Justice Project The Illinois Justice Project (ILJP) is a continuation of the Justice and Violence Group at Metropolis Strategies and engages in criminal justice reform efforts in Illinois that promote policy change which reduces both violence and the number of youth inappropriately going into—including returning to--the criminal justice system. We are in the process of building this site and look back soon for new information about our ongoing work.

Helping women with the transition of going from Mom to a professional by offering career advice, resume and cover letter samples, interview help and work...

Our goal is to give the opportunity of a healthy and happy life to everyone. We work with traditional Tibetan methods: energetic treatments, reincarnation therapy and Tibetan singing bowl sessions. These methods have roots going back to 2000 years, which also gives a view on their effect and how well they work.

Discover the Second Edition of the best-seller by Mike Vardy & Jeremy Roberts, now based on the re-branded version of Asana thanks to Bastien Siebman! Two great offers. $19 for the PDF of Do Better With Asana. $25 for the PDF of Do Better with Asana + 11 amazing Premium templates for free from the All-in-One Bundle from Templana (links on the last page). Introduction. This book is the culmination of months of communication and collaboration and combined years of productivity specialization. Words traveled from the Northern Hemisphere to the Southern Hemisphere and back countless times, and what you’re reading right now is the end result. But the real question is, why did we come together to work on this project? Because we love what Asana has allowed us to do over the years, and we want to share how you can get the most out of it—right from the time you use it. One of the things we’ve heard about Asana on our websites and through various conversations we have online is that it can be too complex. For some, that will be true. For others, Asana will seem like a breath of fresh air compared to what they’ve used in the past (Microsoft Project anyone?). The two of us wanted to create something that would help those who struggle with getting out of the gate with Asana as well as deliver tips, tricks, and tactics for more seasoned users so that they can get even more out of Asana. We’ve also heard that Asana is great for team task management but not for individual work. It may seem that way from the onset, but Asana is useful for one person operations just as much as it is for very large teams. Do Better With Asana aims to dispel all of the myths that surround Asana, including the myth that Asana just isn’t designed for personal use. Within these pages you’ll learn about the ways you can leverage Asana, no matter what your organizational structure and workflow preferences are. Asana is truly adaptable, and Do Better With Asana will demonstrate just how adaptable it is. Since this guide is delivered electronically, we have the ability to update it to make it more useful. This is key considering that Asana is in active development, with new features being added and other changes being made on an ongoing basis. We will say that we won’t be updating this guide every time an update is made because they happen very often (Asana iterate on the product in “episodes” lasting approximately four months with minor release generally throughout). We just don’t talk the talk in Do Better With Asana; we walk the walk. Both of us are active Asana users. We’ve been using Asana since its release. Jeremy uses Asana with several teams, and Mike uses it to communicate and collaborate with clients and Productivityist team members all over the world. Mike has even paid a visit to the Asana offices to get a closer look at what the team is building there. But it doesn’t stop there with us. This entire program was built using Asana and tools that integrate with Asana. Since we live in opposite regions of the globe, we used Slack for communication in real-time. Asana is linked to Slack so we can track our activity in our Do Better With Asana Workspace. We used Asana to manage this project from its first steps to the creation process and into the launch phase and beyond. We also leveraged Google Drive’s integration with Asana to share the text for each section of the book and grabbed research links using the Google Chrome Extension in order to get the links into Asana. Every conceivable aspect of the Do Better With Asana product began and ended in Asana. So if you’ve been looking to get more out of Asana–whether you have just added it to your productivity toolbox or have been using it for a lengthy period of time—this guide is going to be a valuable resource. We’re passionate about productivity, and we’re passionate about Asana. We wanted to distill those passions into something that will help people just like you power up their productivity and level up their lives as a result. We know Asana can help you do that...and Do Better With Asana will help you do that even better. Table of contents. The Basics. Which Asana is Right for You? Profile Settings. Everyday Use. Workspaces. My Tasks. Accessibility and Adoption. Tasks, Sub Tasks, Projects and Views. Collaboration. Asana Inbox. Common Use Cases and Scenarios. Calendar. Personal Projects. Brainstorming. Mobility. Advanced Techniques. Organizations. Project and Task Templates. Divide and Conquer. Tracking Dashboards. Third Party Apps and Integrations. Productivity Methodologies in Practice. Contact us at [email protected] if you have any question!

When you sound like an institution rather than a person, your people, partners and clients DON"T want to follow you -- and could be sniggering behind your back.

We hope Knit This Purl That! will become Your Knitting Place… the haven where you can come to explore our new yarn selection, browse through our large book selection, do a little show-and-tell with your latest project, or just sit back, relax and work on whatever project you’ve got going.

Finally a subscription box that not only provides a great experience to be shared with both mom and daughter, but also gives back to women in need.

SIT BACK, RELAX, AND LET US DO THE COOKING! When hosting your own special event, there is so much going on. We know how it is! Let's face it, nobody wants to spend time shopping, preparing, and cooking when they could be enjoying time with the people who matter most in their life. So save time and energy by letting us do the work. Life's too short! So let the good times roll (up to your curb, that is)!!

Port City Makerspace is a community tool shop that provides access to a variety of different equipment for a low monthly membership. We have a Wood Shop, Metal Shop, Machine Shop, Electronics Lab with 3D Printing capabilities, an Automotive Garage with an Auto Lift and a Bicycle Repair Workbench, and CNC Routers. We also have a lot of project space to enable members to work on large projects without having to worry about transporting things back and forth. Our goal is to help you make the things you want, be it a new invention, an interesting design, something you dreamed about, or something you saw and figured "I could make that!". Signing up is as easy as going to our Membership page and choosing what level you want. Once you've done that you're ready to come in and start working on stuff! Make sure to stop by the front desk to talk to the person watching the shop so you can take care of some formalities.

2 years ago we moved to NZ and haven't looked back and you can too. If you are planning to travel New Zealand or move here and work, this blog is for you.

Work Happy Mums is the go-to resource for return-to-work professional women and career advancers whose family and career counts. We are building a better future for working mothers and the organisations they work for. Join us!

Single Moms Planet’s mission is to empower Divorced Moms and Single Moms to Be, Do and Have a Dynamic Life They Love!

Schoolkids Has Purchased CD Alley, Will Change Names March 1 Posted by David Klein @DKleinandFall on Fri, Feb 12, 2016 at 5:08 PM Come March 1, CD Alley—the cozy, narrow Chapel Hill record shop that Ryan Richardson has owned and operated since 2006—will not be CD Alley. Schoolkids Records , which left Chapel Hill in 2008, will make its return to the college town at CD Alley’s West Franklin Street location. This will be the third Schoolkids. Several factors compelled Richardson’s decision. For one, the store’s ten-year term is coming to an end shortly, and he figured “ten years felt like the right amount of time.” The agreement with Judge arrived just in time. With Richardson starting accounting school in May, the store would have closed for good in the next few months, anyway. Salvaging CD Alley’s legacy—and bringing Schoolkids back to Chapel Hill—were important to Schoolkids owner Stephen Judge. “There’s a lot of history there,” he says. “I grew up in Rocky Mount. When I came up for Carolina football games with my friends, we would always stop by Schoolkids. It was just part of the ritual.” Eight years ago, as general manager at Redeye Distribution in Haw River, Judge fought strenuously to keep Schoolkids from leaving Chapel Hill, whether by himself or with the help of his employers at Yep Roc and Redeye. In the end, he felt it was too risky to take on by himself. When Richardson discussed wanting to sell CD Alley, he was determined to make it work this time. “It’s always something that stuck in my side,” he says. "This is me setting things right." The transition will be smooth and devoid of hoopla, says Judge, whose other Schoolkids locations are in Raleigh and Durham. There won’t even be any new signage. Initially, the only significant change that shoppers can expect will be less frequent sightings of Richardson at the front desk. But the store’s other staff will remain on board. Richardson came to the store as an employee in 2000 and bought it six years later. He never planned to do it forever. “I’ve known all along that I couldn’t do this for the rest of my career,” he says. “I was going to have to change tracks at some point. I felt like, if I was gonna go back to school, I’d better do I before I let too much more time get away from me.” While he says he still enjoys his work, Richardson admits it takes more and more to keep up. “If there was one thing I don’t enjoy about it as much anymore, it’s just trying to stay ahead of the curve. But all in all, it’s still a lot of fun,” he says. “If you could have told me I’d own a shop on Franklin Street for ten years, I’d say that sounds like a dream come true.”

Since May 2015 the Babel-University project website has been down. Since then I have received a lot of emails from project supporters , So I've set up this page to provide some answers. What happened? The short answer is that my savings account went dry and I couldn't afford to keep the server up and running. The longer answer starts in March of 2013, when my wife and I made the decision to move back to the United States. As many of you may know, My wife is a Japanese national and we have two sons. Since both our boys were born in Japan, we wanted to return to the United States for a few years so that they could experience western culture. So we started my wife's visa application and began saving for our trip back to the states. Since my position at the Board of Education was based on an annual contract and we intended to move back to the U.S. mid 2014, I had to resign from my position in March of that year. Unfortunately the visa application process took far longer and cost far more than we had anticipated (15 months and $6000 USD to be exact). Although in March of 2015, we'd made it to the last stage of the visa application process, we were informed that since my income for the last three years was location dependent, unless I could show that I had more than $75,000 USD in savings, they couldn't approve my wife's visa. Since we'd been living off of our savings since my resignation and $75,000 was more than three times my annual income as a teacher, we abandoned our plans and hunkered down here in Japan. I had hoped that the Babel-University project would be able to sustain enough sales to pay for the dedicated server on which it was running. Due to security issues related to shared hosting, one of the requirements to be included in the Joomla Extensions Directory (JED) is that you host your download site on a dedicated server. However in January when I announced the development of Babel-U-Exams 2.0, sales flat lined and in May, I had to cancel my server subscription. Is the project dead? Although the Babel-University site is offline and I can't offer download access to the extension at the moment, I would like to revive the project, but before I can do that, I need to get back on my feet and figure out how to make it sustainable. I'm using Babel-U-Extension, what should I do now? If you are currently running a live site using Babel-U-Extensions, then you have a few options. Option One: Migrate The first option is to migrate to an alternative solution. I know there are several other extensions that offer similar functionality, so finding an alternative shouldn't be difficult. However migrating the database to a different extension isn't going to be easy. You'll need to either have a very strong mastery of SQL or hire a database administrator to handle the migration process. Option Two: Start Over If you don't mind losing the exam data you have, then you can always start over with an alternative extension. This is the most cost effective option, but it does require that you manually import exams and questions into whatever extension you choose. Option Three: Maintain it in-house The third option is to maintain the system in-house. I've worked very hard to insure that the code in all Babel-U-Extensions is clean, stable and well documented. So any proficient PHP developer that has experience with the Joomla CMS should be able work with the code. Option Four: Hire me (Highly Recommended) Truthfully I'm between a rock and a hard spot at the moment. The Babel-University project was how I established my credibility as a web developer, so since the site went down, my freelance income is hit and miss. Although I've been looking for something here in Japan, living in the boondocks limits the opportunities I have. So if you plan on sticking with Babel-U-Extensions then I'd be grateful for the opportunity to work with you. Contact Me

We know a thing or two about building homes and we’re not going to sugar coat it. It won't all be plain sailing. The trick is to make sure you pick a partner you can work with and who has your back covered. We’ve built 10s of 1000s of homes across Perth. Check out what some of our customers say about the building experience.

We are a development company that offer a unique Training Programmes and HR Solutions with clear measures on the training and teaching cycles. In Addition we provide a unique follow-up mechanism which enable us to work with the companies stake holders in developing their staff through creating an on-going consultation process. In AL Aamal we aim on reducing the gap between the targeted performance and current performance through ensuring that the delegates are implementing the skills back in the work place. Our design for our training procedures distinguishes us in the market as we have group of specialized people in each field.

All I can say is, I have the most student loans of anyone that I know, and I am making it work. I took out loans for all of undergraduate and graduate school. I knew what I wanted to do with my life, and I knew that I was going to find a way to do it even if I had to borrow money to do so. I actively chose programs that I knew had street cred, so that my prospects of finding a job would be supported by the program culture itself. Looking back I would likely borrow differently: more federal and less private, ask more questions and be more persistent about scholarships and school opportunities, and would have waited to consolidate until I had more knowledge about private consolidation processes. But I would still borrow. I continued to ignore that gut feeling, and just focused on that loving feeling. And now I am loving it every day.

Michelle David & The Gospel Sessions: Gospel music has skillfully and completely been reinvented by Onno Smit , Paul Willemsen and singer Michelle David. They are going back to the origin and essence of the music, but with a new, minimal approach. So you won't get a Hammondorgan where you would've expected it, and the abundance of chords has been scrapped; often, one guitar riff says more than a series of chord changes.The Gospel Sessions Vol. 1 was an introduction to the project itself.  They wanted to show how Gospel music could take on various elements and not be viewed in the same typical fashion that is so familiar to most.Volume 2 definitely erases all that you thought you knew about them and gospel.  This is a rougher yet vulnerable piece of work.  Michelle David has truly settled in her role and has allowed her personal experience to manifest itself through every word, note and tone.  Onno Smit, Paul Willemsen and Toon Omen have opened the door to more instruments without being heavily saturated with the predictable.    Throwing your hands up, shedding a tear, evoking deep thought and dancing isn't an option....It's a necessity. So "Buckle up cause it's gonna be another GOSPELIZED ride!!!

Thank you for visiting my website! My love for photography began as a child. I remember going to the National Museum of the Air Force when I was 9 or 10 years old. I spent every penny I had buying and shooting all the rolls of 110 film I could get my hands on. It took me weeks to save up enough to get them all developed (aahhh digital). I found the pictures again a few years ago. The pictures were nothing spectacular, but I'll never forget the rush I got taking them. Jump ahead to high school where I took my first photography class and learned about exposure, composure, and developing. After that I got away from serious photography until just a few years back. My father got a fancy new camera, a Nikon D90, and I had to have one too. I tried out a lot of lower grade equipment before learning the reasons why the pro grade stuff cost soooo much. There really is a huge difference in what you can do with it. But then I hit another wall. Even though my gear was good, I couldn't get all the shots I was trying for. My dad was having similar issues and we discovered a local photography school, Light Photographic Workshops. And the rest, as they say, is history. Not really, but I did learn how to fully use my camera and have continued to strive to be a better photographer ever since. I am fortunate to live in an area filled with great places to shoot, and to have friends and family that are so supportive of my work.

Body spasms, whether they are random or recurring, can be a scary ordeal. The causes behind muscle and whole-body spasms range from very minor to quite serious, which can often cause us to dream up all sorts of “worst case scenarios” in our mind or to ignore signs that may suggest something serious is at work. For the sake of having an idea of what possible afflictions could be at work, we are going to talk about three causes behind muscle and body spasms. We will also describe any additional symptoms that may show up in each circumstance.