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Social structure is based on a person's social rankings, an example of this is a worker, lower class, middle class, or upper class. It is a ranking on the jobs, and civilization the person does.

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If a pupil is not to go home on the bus, parents should write a note to the Principal indicating the alternate transportation arrangements. A note should also be sent if a child is to get off the school bus at a stop other than his/her usual one.

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Technology is the electronics or the application of scientific knowledge. This includes flashlights, power lines, watches, cars/trucks, phones, etc.

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Israeli TV newscasters last night interpreted a photo taken Monday in the Oval Office of President Obama talking on the phone with Israeli Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu as an "insult" to Israel. They saw the incident as somewhat akin to an incident last year, when the Iraqi reporter threw a shoe at President Bush in Baghdad.
It is considered an insult in the Arab world to show the sole of your shoe to someone. It is not a Jewish custom necessarily, but Israel feels enough a part of the Middle East after 60 years to be insulted too.Was there a subliminal message intended from the White House to Netanyahu in Yerushalayim, who is publicly resisting attempts by Obama and Secretary of State Hillary Clinton to force Israel to stop any kind of settlement activity in occupied territories once and forever?

Whether or not it is true, it shows the mood in Israel. They feel cornered. The reactions out of Israel reflect that feeling.

Netanyahu is making a speech Sunday, in part as a response to Obama's address to the Arab world last week in Cairo.

Israel's Channel One TV reported that Netanyahu was told yesterday by an "American official" in Yerushalayim that, "We are going to change the world. Please, don't interfere." The report said Netanyahu's aides interpreted this as a "threat."

Netanyahu met with George Mitchell yesterday for four hours in Yerushalayim. The State Department announced this afternoon that Mitchell will be stopping in Beirut and Damascus when he finishes his visits to Israel and the Palestinian Authority.
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Israelis Insulted By Obama Picture: Shoe On Table While Talking on Phone With Netanyahu

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Israeli TV newscasters last night interpreted a photo taken Monday in the Oval Office of President Obama talking on the phone with Israeli Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu as an "insult" to Israel. They saw the incident as somewhat akin to an incident last year, when the Iraqi reporter threw a shoe at President Bush in Baghdad.

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This is Boulder Run in Wyckoff NJ. The signs of stores are written in English.

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WYCKOFF, N.J. -- Wyckoff police officers added pink to their uniforms this month to show support for those affected by breast cancer.

Officers are now sporting pink mourning bands over their badges.

Noting that many of us know someone struggling with breast cancer, police Chief Benjamin Fox said it is a way to draw attention to the disease and encourage health checkups.

The bands were made several years ago by Sara Tully, daughter of Sgt. Tom Tully, Fox said.

Several area departments are showing similar support by wearing the bands over badges. October is national Breast Cancer Awareness month.

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Wyckoff Police Officers Go Pink For Breast Cancer Awareness

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WYCKOFF, N.J. -- Wyckoff police officers added pink to their uniforms this month to show support for those affected by breast cancer. Officers are now sporting pink mourning bands over their badges. Noting that many of us know someone struggling with breast cancer, police Chief Benjamin Fox said it is a way to draw attention to the disease and encourage health checkups.

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A government is the order in a civilization who makes up the rules and laws of that town, state, or country. Examples are speed limit signs, town halls, the local police and fire departments, etc.

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Transgender Community Deserves ENDA Protections - Susan's Place Transgender Resources

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The Transgender Community deserves Employment Non-Discrimination Act (ENDA) protections Why the House and Senate are so Different? Have you noticed that

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The system of writing can be an example of signs, billboards, labels, letters, documents, etc. It is based on the language and the way of writing on those materials.

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Hello World !

What's this Blog About?

Hello World!

It's taken me a while to get back into blogging but now I have two reasons to:

1. I got the ' https://calvin.me ' domain :P

2. Career building by showing my personal learning and interest in I.T.

This blog aims to share my knowledge and experiences in regards to I.T. I tend to do things my own special way a lot of the time so documenting it can't be that bad either when I have to revisit it a few months later. I won't bother writing about something you could find all over the Internet like 'How to install Windows 7' but instead I'll focus on doing things I cannot find the Internet and end up having to do myself or search long vigorously to figure out. A lot of this stuff will be applicable to my wants and needs but I believe interesting enough for you to give it a try (or at least say you tried it).

For the stuff that I find easy enough to do by yourself or you can find plastered on 200 sites over the Internet, I was thinking of doing a weekly update of things I've attempted and things I'm interested in over the next week. Could be a fortnightly or monthly thing as well. The only problem with this is that most of my stuff is already set up already so I'll try and remember some older stuff it.

Finally I've used WordPress before and liked its simplicity so I've went with it again here.

About this Installation

This WordPress installation self-hosted (at home nonetheless) running on Ubuntu 14.04 LTS and NGINX using Server Blocks. WordPress was the number one choice hands down. I'm no web design slouch though having used many HTML and CSS variants personally (Razor, Haml, Slim, LESS). Otherwise I knew I wanted to go with NGINX over Apache and Lighttpd for the learning experience, having used Apache before. NGINX is also rated the best web server from what I've seen.

To compare, Apache is like Microsoft Office, about 100 features and you use about 20 of them. NGINX on the other hand does only those 20 features and 15 of them it does better than Apache.

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Hello World ! Hello World! It's taken me a while to get back into blogging but now I have two reasons to: I got the ' https://calvin.me ' domain :P Career building by showing my personal learning and interest in I.T. This blog aims to share my knowledge and experiences in regards to I.T.

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Religion is the belief and worship of a person whether they are Christian, Catholic, Islam, Muslim, Jewish, etc. There are many religions and each one is different in it's own way, and there are different holidays that is celebrated with that religion.

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A stable food supply is the food in that civilization, like a restaurant, farm, company food trucks, or a grocery store.

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WASHINGTON (July 11, 2013) - The R Street Institute today expressed deep disappointment that the U.S. House approved a five-year "split" Farm Bill without any opportunity to consider amendments that would better protect taxpayers or introduce market forces into U.S. agriculture policy.

Passed by a 216 to 208 margin, H.R. 2642, the Federal Agriculture Reform and Risk Management Act, includes only the agriculture-related provisions of the Farm Bill, with the nutrition title set aside for consideration as separate legislation.

According to R Street Senior Fellow Andrew Moylan, while the purpose of this approach ostensibly was to allow consideration of reforms that otherwise would be scuttled by the Farm Bill's usual urban-rural coalition, any potential for improvement was stamped out when House leadership decided to move the bill under a closed rule that allowed no amendments.

"Rather than take advantage of the blank slate of a split bill to improve the bill's operation or trim its cost, House Republicans have instead passed a bill that cuts $1 billion less from agriculture programs than the bill passed by Senate Democrats, and $25 billion less than the cuts proposed by the Obama administration," Moylan said.

According to the Congressional Budget Office, the bill is expected to reduce the federal deficit by $12.9 billion over ten years, largely because it ends the $5 billion a year "direct payments" program. However, most of those savings are eroded by provisions that expand subsidies for crop insurance by $9 billion and the introduction of new "shallow loss" programs that would protect against drops in average farm revenue of more than 11 percent.

Moylan added that the bill fails to tie crop insurance subsidies to conservation compliance requirements and that it includes no means test for the subsidies, both provisions that were included in the Senate version of the legislation. Moreover, the proposed "shallow loss" programs have structural problems that could potentially result in them costing even more than the direct payments they replace.

"The 'reference prices' for commodity crops are set at near-record highs, thus ensuring that even modest drops from current peaks will trigger huge payments," Moylan said. "What's more, because the bill's commodity title replaces what had been permanent law, this terrible bill would now serve as the new baseline for all future farm bills."

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U.S. House blows opportunity for real agriculture reform - R Street

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WASHINGTON (July 11, 2013) - The R Street Institute today expressed deep disappointment that the U.S. House approved a five-year "split" Farm Bill without any opportunity to consider amendments that would better protect taxpayers or introduce market forces into U.S. agriculture policy. Passed by a 216 to 208 margin, H.R.

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Culture is a people's unique way of life and all of it's forms of creative expression and entertainment. Some of these examples include food, clothing, another language, etc.

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Atheist family sues to get 'Under God' stripped from Pledge of Allegiance - NY Daily News

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An atheist family's objection to the Pledge of Allegiance left a Massachusetts school district red, white and sued.