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Tag: Poinsettias Mrs. Claus Cookie Did you catch the title of this post? It’s for real ya’ll… Callye, a.k.a. Sugarbelle, or as she’s known in my house “the cookie queen”, asked me to guest post on her blog and I feel like my favorite singer just pulled me on stage to sing with her! “I’m so excited! I’m so excited! I’m so… scared!” Jessie Spano, anyone? Saved […]

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My Erasmus-exchange experience on 6 April 2017 6 April 2017 By Manisha Wow. It’s still hard to believe those 3 months in London passed by so quickly, but it feels good to be back in Holland again. The moment I arrived home Sunday night and entered my room, everything felt a bit unfamiliar to me. I was so used to my room in London that I really needed to adapt my mind-set. Also, the fact that I lived in a buzzing world city abroad and in a quite peaceful village at home was a striking difference. I have to accept the fact that I won’t be able to see world-famous sights every day anymore and the possibilities are a bit more limited here. However, focusing on the advantages helps overcoming all this: my family and friends are the number 1 reason why I will always return to Holland with a smile. I can’t wait to spend quality time again with all my loved ones. Doing the Erasmus-exchange was one of the best decisions I’ve ever made. I’m sure almost everyone who has done the same can relate to this. It was such an amazing experience to go into the deep, to live and study abroad in a new city and to get in touch with new people from all around the world. Besides that, I definitely learned more about myself within those 3 months. Once you start living in a country where you’ve never been or only a few times and you don’t know anyone, you’ll truly challenge yourself by figuring out your way of life. No one is there to keep an eye on you, so all the choices you make are up to you. I started noticing certain things about myself I never realized before, and that was really eye opening for me. The beginning is always the hardest part: I missed my family, certain things were unfamiliar to me and I had to make new friends. The latter wasn’t a problem at all, because almost all exchange-students were in the exact same situation as me. This is definitely one of the most fun parts of being on an exchange: since no one knows anyone yet, you’re more open to meet new people and willing to become friends more quickly. It was a really unique experience to study at a different University. The education system, teaching methods and facilities were all quite new to me, which made my time at Queen Mary University of London definitely an interesting one. The University has a campus in Mile End, where all my lectures and seminars were taught. One of the features I liked the most: the international atmosphere. I’ve never seen so many students with different nationalities in one institution. There was no clear majority, which was the reason why I felt at home very easily. This multi-cultural feature is reflected by the large number of societies (a quite popular phenomenon at my University); almost every big country has its own. Besides following lectures and other obligatory tasks, I had plenty of time to explore the city. Within a short period of time, I visited most parts of the city and I felt like I needed to look beyond its borders. I planned a day-trip to Stonehenge & Bath, a city-trip to Cambridge, a day-trip to Cambridge and I visited Dover (blog posts about all these places are coming soon!). It was great to discover what the UK has got to offer, apart from its capital city. All in all, this exchange was one of the best experiences I’ve had so far. I returned home with new friendships and wonderful memories. For everyone who is contemplating studying or working abroad, I’ll only encourage you to go for it! Posted Inlondon, Personal Taggeddutchblogger, erasmusexchange, exchange, exchangestudent, greatbritain, london, studentlife, studyingabroad, Travel, travelblogger, uitwisseling, uk Previous Life in London: the countdown begins… Next City trip Edinburgh

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5 Small Steps To A Happy, Healthy Holiday Season 2016/12/23 | Puneeta | Natural Health The holidays are a happy time. But with all the entertaining, travel and late nights with close family, this time also ends up being quite stressful. I often make a trip and go back to India to visit grandparents and the extended family. It’s a long flight from Toronto for sure but the kids have been making this trip since they were 5 weeks old. At 11 and 6 today, they have more air miles under their belt than many adults in their 30s. But just because my kids are experienced travellers it doesn’t mean that I can let my guard down as far as travel health and safety is concerned. My preparation usually starts with a checklist which helps make sure our time of joy and celebration isn’t ruined by a serious illness. 5 Steps to a Happy, Healthy Holiday Season I usually start with an appointment with the family doctor a few weeks before travel. It helps to do your research about your travel destination before this meeting. Have your questions ready so that your doctor is able to guide you before the start of your journey. Check your vaccination schedule and compare it to what you know about your destination. Different countries have different diseases making the news. Travelling to the States? Surprisingly measles is of concern. Travelling further? In India it’s polio that is making a comeback in parts of South Asia. Fortunately, routine vaccinations for babies, children and adults are free in Ontario and many provinces in Canada. These routine vaccines cover many diseases that that my kids need protection from. Diseases like diphtheria, tetanus, whooping cough and even chicken pox. All I have to do is stick to the schedule, and keep track. Make a list of essentials that may be needed for the journey, and pack them to take along with you. This includes a reliable thermometer and band aids, of course. And Tylenol, Advil, anti-histamines, nasal saline, Vitamin C and anything else that is frequently used from your medicine cabinet. If you’re travelling by air, decide what may be needed on the plane. As long as it is in bottles <100ml it can go in your cabin baggage. Wandering the streets of a new city looking for an open pharmacy as soon as you land is not the best way to start your vacation. Been there! Done that! It’s holiday time but you can’t take a break from personal hygiene. Good habits like washing hands, and sneezing and coughing in your elbow are even more important when you are surrounded by lots of family, friends and hugs. A healthy holiday season does not include the spreading of harmful germs and viruses. Which brings me to the most important habit that is neglected in our family when there’s excitement – sleep! With all the family visits and entertaining, I find it really difficult to hold on to a regular sleep schedule for the kids (and myself!). We stay up late and wake up early to meet at the breakfast table. As a result, the kids are cranky and tired over days, and this fatigue takes a toll on our health. Creating and following a regular sleep schedule is an important part of remaining healthy during the holiday season. In this time for family and festivities, I’m glad a little bit of preparation and these simple steps can help us, and those around us have a happier, healthier holiday season. Disclaimer: This post was developed in association with the Ontario Ministry of Health and Long-Term Care. The opinions of the author are their own.

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Spotlight On: The Upstate Boys by Ofer Aronskind Oct5 by Margo Bond Collins The Upstate Boys by Ofer Aronskind Release Date: 8/31/15 Summary from Goodreads: John Shepherd (Shep) is a kid of the streets. An orphan bounced around from one foster family to another until he winds up in a juvenile detention center in upstate New York. While incarcerated, Shep and his fellow inmates are subjected to regular beatings and forced hard labor by the corrupt warden who runs the facility along with his squadron of armed guards. But Shep is no ordinary minor and has no intention of spending the rest of his youth behind bars. Shep and a handful of other inmates hatch a bold plan which culminates in a spectacular turn of events changing the lives of the young prisoners and their captors forever. The Upstate Boys is a tale of adventure, redemption and the unbreakable will of the human spirit. A must read for young and old alike, for anyone who ever dreamed of freedom and especially for those who made it happen. Amazon│Barnes and Noble│Book Depository Ofer Aronskind was born in Tel Aviv, Israel and came to the United States at the age of six. He grew up in Little Neck, Queens, on the outskirts of New York City. He attended SUNY Albany then took a year off after college where he spent the year in Los Angeles writing screenplays. The following year he came back to NY to attend St. John’s University School of Law and graduated in 1989. He went to work at the law firm of Weil Gotshal & Manges as a real estate attorney and worked there until 1997. He now lives in Short Hills, New Jersey with his three sons and is a real estate investor. Ofer, father of 3 boys, has had a lifelong passion for reading and writing. He began writing his first book, Summer Sleep Away the summer he sent his own sons off to camp for their first time. Ofer spent endless nights sitting at the edge of their beds telling his children stories from his own years in camp. As the boys embarked on their journey they encouraged Ofer to turn his stories into a book… so became Mattie Kleinfeld and the beginning of Ofer’s prolific career. New Jersey resident Ofer Aronskind remembers what it was like to be 12 years old: the challenges of middle school, making new friends, attending summer camp for the first time, having your first crush. By drawing on events from his life, as well as those of his three teenage sons, he has been able to vividly recreate some of life’s most memorable experiences in his young-adult novels. To find more about Ofer and his books for young adults, please visit www.oferaronskind.com Website│Goodreads│Twitter //widget-prime.rafflecopter.com/launch.js Book Tour Organized by: YA Bound Book Tours ← Happy Release Day! Ward Against Destruction by Melanie Card Spotlight On: Never Say Never by Emily Goodwin → One comment on “Spotlight On: The Upstate Boys by Ofer Aronskind” Mary Preston says: An interesting summary.

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Reston Market Profile, Schools (May 1988)  Bennett, William J. (1) Fairfax County (1) Honeywell Corporation (1) Mobil Oil (1)

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Help Wanted! We Are Looking for (All-Round) CD Reviewers / Writers Posted by thrashboy on December 25, 2022 at 02:10 No Responses » We are looking for (all-round) CD reviewers. This is what we ask of you You have free time, that you want to invest in the website You agree with Mauce.nl’s mission statement and act accordingly You have experience in writing articles / reviews. Knowledge of the English language. Love for rock and metal music Work with deadlines for publications. You have the time and capability to write at least two reviews each month. You’re not biased against any genre and if you are then it won’t show in your reviews. You can form a few paragraphs of well written explanations on why an album is or is not good. You can be as unbiased as possible. Tagged with: Reviewer, volunteers, Writers Melodic Metal Band Metalite Releases Brand New Track ‘Take My Hand’ Posted by thrashboy on March 18, 2023 at 19:57 No Responses » Following their 2020-album A Virtual World and Live at Sweden Rock, a digital, 4-track EP in 2022, Stockholm-based melodic metal act Metalite has revealed a brand new track, entitled ‘Take My Hand’! “We’re thrilled to release ‘Take My Hand’, a single we wrote during album sessions that could have made it into a big European music contest, LOL! We’re excited to finally share it with our fans who have been waiting for new music”, the band comments. “This track showcases our signature sound with heavy guitar riffs, soaring vocals, and a catchy chorus that will leave you wanting more. We hope this song will bring a little light into people’s lives during these tough times. Thank you for your support, and we can’t wait to see how our fans react to it.” A music video for the new Metalite song is now streaming here: Tagged with: Metalite, Take My Hand Swedish Progressive Metal Band All Things Fallen Shares ‘Narcissistic Ritual’ Lyric & Guitar Playthrough Video Swedish progressive metal band All Things Fallen, featuring members of Darkwater and Pain of Salvation have released a new lyric/guitar playthrough video for the song ‘Narcissistic Ritual’. The song is taken from their latest album “Shadow Way”. The video can be watched below. “Shadow Way” has been released on June 3rd 2022 via Beyond the Storm Productions. The album is mixed and mastered by Dennis Koehne (Orden Ogan, Sodom). A perfect album for fans of atmospheric and progressive metal and bands like Evergrey, Soen, Pain of Salvation and Darkwater! Tagged with: All Things Fallen, Narcissistic Ritual, Shadow Way Narnia Releases Video for New Single ‘Wake Up Call’: New Album “Ghost Town” Out Now, South American Tour Dates Announced Along with today’s album release, Narnia also releases a new music-video for the closing song ‘Wake Up Call’. To celebrate the release of the band’s ninth studio album, Narnia releases an official music video with lyrics for the song ‘Wake Up Call’. The video contains live-clips from the tour in South America 2019, mixed with a story. Tagged with: Ghost Town, Narnia, Wake Up Call CPR317 Releases “Great Memories: The Best of the CPR Years 2014-2022” Thumper Punk Records is honored to release “Great Memories: The Best of the CPR Years 2014-2022” from Orange County based punk band CPR317. The release features three new tracks, the band’s catalog newly remastered, and several live recordings. Re-energized and refueled, CPR317 pulls all their essential music into one consistent release to celebrate their memories and to double down on their musical ministry. With classic punk influences ranging from Black Flag to Cock Sparrer to the Dead Boys, the band’s core focus remains sharing their faith and joyful hearts through fast powerful punk music. Tagged with: CPR317, Great Memories: The Best of the CPR Years 2014-2022, Thumper Punk Records Sweet & Lynch Announces New Album “Heart & Sacrifice”, Releases Lyric Video for New Single ‘You’ll Never Be Alone’ Sweet & Lynch, the musical union of vocalist/guitarist Michael Sweet (Stryper, Iconic) and guitarist George Lynch (Lynch Mob, The End Machine, ex-Dokken), have announced the long-awaited release of their third album, “Heart & Sacrifice,” on May 19. The combination of Sweet’s powerful, high-octane vocals and Lynch’s immediately recognizable guitar heroics once again prove to be an unbeatable combination sure to please the hard rock faithful. The first single from the album, ‘You’ll Never Be Alone’, is out now. Watch a lyric video below. “I’m very pleased with the outcome of the new Sweet & Lynch album, “Heart & Sacrifice.” It’s diverse, complex and flows beautifully. Every song has something to say in its own unique way. George has always been one of my favorite players and it’s an honor to work with him again. It’s also an absolute pleasure working with Alessandro. We’re able to bring all our own contributions and contribute to create an amazing set of songs and I couldn’t be happier with the results. Get ready for Heart & Sacrifice!,” says Michael Sweet. Tagged with: Sweet & Lynch

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Verisure Abonnement Pris Review Are you looking for Home Security Alarm Systems Sunshine Coast? Verisure smart security systems are affordable and include a camera and monitoring service. Although the cameras have a flash, the quality of the images is not as good at night. The Smart Key Reader enables the alarm to be armed or disarmed, and has a built-in panic button. When a person presses the two SOS keys, an alarm is sent directly to the Verisure monitoring center. You can set the control panel to alert you of a potential intrusion or even act as a door chime if you’d like. Home Security Alarm Systems Sydney Home Security Alarm Systems South Africa Home Security Alarm Systems Sunshine Coast Verisure’s service contract has one downside. They don’t offer free installation. This is not ideal for everyone. This is a good thing but it also means that you will have to pay for the installation. With most systems, you need to pay up front for installation. But Verisure will give you professional installation for free for the first six months, so you don’t have to worry about paying extra. Plus, it’s easy to cancel. Home Security Alarm Systems Sunshine Coast. Both ADT and Verisure offer 24/7 support. Both companies offer similar features and customer support, but Verisure is more costly in the long-term. They offer more options, but ADT has a better reputation for customer service. It’s possible to get a system and have it installed within a few days, while Verisure’s customer support is less responsive. However, their customer service is not always the best, especially if you sign an extended contract. For the most peace of mind, a monitored security system is recommended. However, these systems come with a monthly subscription fee that can run into thousands of euros after a 3-year contract. If you are unsure about the benefits of a monitored alarm, check out reviews on Trustpilot. These consumer reviews are often helpful. Verisure smart alarm systems cost The Verisure security system is the perfect solution for any home. The company provides a comprehensive package to protect your property and possessions from burglary, carbon monoxide, and flood. It also protects your home against temperature changes and carbon monoxide. The Verisure Alarm Receiving Centre is NSI Gold-accredited and includes guard response service. The company’s security team can respond to emergencies quickly to provide peace of mind to homeowners and business owners. When an alarm is triggered, the Verisure camera will take a series of pictures and send them to Verisure’s security center. The staff there will evaluate the situation and notify the appropriate authorities.If the alarm was a false alarm, Verisure will notify the nearest security guards. You can adjust the detector’s sensitivity to suit your pet. They can still move around the house and be assured that their home is secure. The Verisure smart home alarm system enables you to see and hear what is happening in your home when you are not there. It has a camera and a built-in flash to help you see in low-light conditions. Smart key reader allows you arm and disarm your system. The SmartKey can also be used as a panic button. Two SOS buttons pressed will send an alarm to Verisure’s monitoring centre. You can also set the control panel to alert you of intrusion by sending a 105 decibel warning. You can also use the system as a door chime. Verisure’s security staff is also available in certain areas of the country. This team will respond to alarms and distress signals, providing added comfort in times of emergency. While this service is slightly expensive, it distinguishes Verisure from other home security providers and defines it as a complete home security system. Verisure is available 24/7 to provide the best service. For more information, visit Verisure’s website. Home Security Alarm Systems Sunshine Coast. There are several differences between the two companies, but Verisure has an edge over ADT in some areas, including installation. Verisure offers on-site installation. ADT requires scheduled installations. Renters can also benefit from the non-permanent placement options offered by Verisure alarms. Verisure’s customer service ratings on Trustpilot are higher with fewer complaints about service gaps. They also offer 24/7 tech support. Both companies are NSI approved, which is required for insurance purposes. ADT is the most well-known home alarm company in America, and has been around for over a century. However, it’s never stopped innovating in the home security industry. SMART Monitoring, their latest system, was designed to reduce false alarms, and increase response time. Security experts evaluated the systems and gave them a rating. Verisure also has a similar system. Verisure’s monitoring service offers 24/7 professional monitoring. If the security team notices a threat, it will alert the police and fire brigade. Verisure’s monitoring service also comes with no long-term contracts – you can cancel the service at any time. Verisure is the better option if you don’t feel comfortable DIYing the home security system. Its 24/7 tech support is a plus in this comparison. The Zero Vision smoke alarm can distinguish between a true break-in and a fake alarm. While Verisure does not offer an official level one response from the police, it does call them on your behalf if it detects a break-in. The company will attempt to contact the key holders several times before contacting the police. Nonetheless, if the alarm is triggered by a real intrusion, it will alert the police, which the police like because they’ll know immediately. Verisure is not for DIY home security experts, but it is an excellent option if you don’t want to spend on ongoing support or maintenance. Their home security products and services are comprehensive and feature the best-in-class accessories. They also offer premium 24/7 monitoring. Verisure provides all the protection you need, whether you are looking for a simple alarm system or a more advanced system with many bells and whistles. Home Security Alarm Systems Sunshine Coast. Who Is The Actor In The Verisure Advert Review Verisure Abonnement Mensuel Review Verisure Png Review Verisure Plug Review Customers Verisure Review Verisure Doorbell Review Verisure Services Careers Review Verisure Amsterdam Review Verisure Holding Ab Publ Review Tarif Verisure 2020 Review Stickers Alarme Verisure Review Verisure Empleo Review

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2022: Federal Investments For Quintana Roo As A Destination The real estate industry in the Riviera Maya has benefited largely every year from the federal investments made to the destination. The cash flow projected for the region have helped improve infrastructure, has propelled service installations, and developed new businesses. This, in turn, has created an increase in capital gain in the destination. As part of the efforts to improve Quintana Roo, the governor of the state, Carlos Joaquin, presented the State Development Plan for 2016 to 2022. This is updated annually and introduces the initiatives planned for the upcoming years that have, as a final goal, to improve the general capital gain of the state. Increase in Job Recovery Helps Long Term Rentals One of the most important initiatives is the recovery of jobs in Quintana Roo. Due to the global pandemic of COVID-19, approximately 100 thousand jobs were lost in the state. However, by 2021, there had been a rapid recovery of these, which was helped by the federal recovery plan. By 2021, 15 thousand jobs had been recovered. This, in turn, propelled long term rentals in the real estate industry, as many people either returned to the state to work or arrived for the first time looking for opportunities. This increment will continue through 2022, also helping investors to recover from their 2020 losses. Pushing the Real Estate Industry Amongst other initiatives, there is a promise to propel tourism in the destination in order to benefit the real estate industry throughout 2021 and 2022. According to several studies, tourism will not be back to normal until 2022, making it a priority to continue propelling this industry. To continue supporting the growth and recovery of the region, the federal government has promised to execute 22 projects in Quintana Roo, with a total investment of a little over 2,087 million USD. This investment will be divided into several projects through different institutions such as SECTUR (Secretary of Tourism), SEDENA (Secretary of National Defense), CFE (Federal Electricity Commission), IMSS (Mexican Social Security Institute), SEP (Secretary of Public Education), UNAM (National Autonomous University of Mexico), SEMARNAT (Secretary of Environment and Natural Resources), amongst others. El destino, más de ser uno que estaba abierto para turistas, tiene mucho que ofrecer a visitantes nacionales y extranjeros. Haciéndolo un lugar único e interesante para inversionistas que buscan generar ingresos de una propiedad en renta vacacional. The Mayan Train will take the largest part of the investment, representing 86 percent of the total investment promised to the state. The Mayan Train is an important tourism project that will help increase the capital gain of the state, giving greater value to all properties, as it will push transit amongst several regions in several states, including Yucatan and Quintana Roo. This project is estimated to absorb 1,795 million USD. Other large investments will be made to the Federal Electricity Commission, CFE, where 10 projects will be developed with a little over 243 million USD. Amongst others the education sector, health industry, environment sector and tourism will be benefited. The development of these projects is not only focused on the recovery of the state and positioning it amongst the best in infrastructure, service, tourism, education and health. It is also meant to propel one of the most important industries of the state: real estate. HereThe Best Time to Invest If you’re having any doubts about investing in the region, there is no better time to do so. All investments planned for 2021 and 2022 will push the destination. Jobs will be created and thousands of people will drive demand for long term rentals. Short term or vacation rentals will also benefit with the investment made to bring more tourism and recover and surpass 2019 numbers, as it was originally planned in 2020. But over the past year and a half, there was an increase in long-term digital nomad arrivals. With the work from home fashion and easy access to remote work, many people flocked to the Caribbean coast town to settle down for a few months, while things picked back up in their countries. With this, the demand for vacation rental accommodations shifted slightly, with focus on not so short-term periods, but rather rentals for 3 to 6 months. This gave a steady income for a few months to investors renting out on vacation rental platforms, which was much appreciated in a time when travel was still restricted. Playa del Carmen’s was a big plus in having people rent out here, as they have access to good WiFi, easy transport and access, good hospitals, supermarkets, and a lot of entertainment. investments who chose to invest in popularly demanded areas such as downtown, were making a big bang for their buck. Investments are a good option to live in the Riviera Maya

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Article: A new species of carpenter ant (Hymenoptera: Formicidae: Camponotus) from Paraguay with a key to the New World members of the maculatus species complex. Mackay, W. (William) Delsinne, T. (Thibaut) A new species of carpenter ant (Hymenoptera: Formicidae: Camponotus) from Paraguay with a key to the New World members of the maculatus species complex. Sociobiology

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Industrial automation systems and integration — Numerical control systems for machine tools — Part 2: Requirements for numerical control system integration This document specifies requirements for the integration of numerical control systems (NC systems). It consists of technical and inspection requirements and test methods. This document is applicable to all machine tools using NC systems not already covered by class C standards (including metal cutting machine tools, metal forming machine tools and woodworking machine tools) and for partial assemblies of machine tools (including cabinets and auxiliary devices) intended to be integrated into machine tools. It is also applicable to other production equipment using NC systems. NOTE NC system integration with machine tools is performed mainly by machine tool builders using an NC system to control their machine tools, system integrators by assembling machine tools with the NC system to a production line, and machine tool users by upgrading their existing equipment. : ISO/TC 184/SC 1 Industrial cyber and physical device control 25.040.20 Numerically controlled machines

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Posts Tagged ‘N95 mask’ The Effectiveness of Face Masks Written by Molly Munoz on January 14, 2021 . Posted in Opinion The year 2020 was unusual and difficult for people all over the world due to the COVID-19 pandemic. I myself never thought I would live in a time where everyone would be walking around with a face mask in public. Since the outbreak began one year ago, in January 2020, many people have questioned the effectiveness of face masks, and many recent studies have shown their true scientific effectiveness. While some face masks are single-layer masks made up of non-woven fabric or wood pulp tissue paper, others are made from 100% cotton, but the most effective masks seem to be N95 masks, but often times the consumer does not know the differences between one or the other. Photo by Molly Munoz

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Just a few minutes from the terminal Free shuttle service over 3,000 parking spaces Rating: 5.0 - 7850 Reviews When will I be allowed to re-enter which countries? In almost every country in the world, the pandemic has had an impact on borders. These were either closed completely or entry was made drastically more difficult. Quarantines and travel warnings have made holidays difficult to plan. These regulations will be lifted for some countries on 15 June. But in which countries is it now possible to go on holiday and from when will it be possible to enter the countries again? One of the countries most affected by Corona, where more than 27,000 people have died from the COVID19 virus. In terms of tourism, the country wants to welcome holidaymakers from Germany, France and Scandinavia as early as the end of June. However, this will not apply to the mainland, but to the island groups of the Balearic and Canary Islands. It is currently estimated that the entry restrictions will be eased from 22 June. Initially, the restrictions were planned to last until July. Meanwhile, it is still being clarified whether the regions of Andalusia, Catalonia or similar will be included in the pilot project. The Spanish Foreign Ministry emphasises that they are cooperating with German travel agencies. So it is worth talking to a travel agent here. One of the most popular holiday destinations, which, like Spain, has been hit very hard by the pandemic, is opening its borders again on 3 June. Since then, there is no longer a quarantine obligation. Tourists from the EU and the Schengen area are expected to boost tourism in this way. The Netherlands campsites and holiday parks will officially reopen on 1 July, after which relaxations for tourism are planned. However, there has never been an entry ban for German holidaymakers, so they are allowed to rent accommodation and stay there. There are no border controls, but there are special regulations for air travellers. Travellers who board a plane in risk areas and land in the Netherlands must carry a health certificate. This must be completed and carried before the start of the journey. If a question is answered with "yes", entry is not possible. Tegel, Schönefeld and Leipzig airports are not affected. The borders are open - nothing stands in the way of a holiday in the Adriatic country. In addition to Germany, many eastern EU countries have also agreed to relax travel. The quarantine has also been lifted. If you travel to this region, you have to deposit certain data, such as home town, mobile phone number and e-mail address. This is for contact purposes in case it becomes necessary due to the pandemic. Croatia has launched a new page where travellers should register and get information. Gradually tourism is reopening. From 15 June, Athens and Thessaloniki airports will open their doors to holidaymakers. International flights are to be received again from the end of June. The country where the most deaths in Europe have been counted and which has been heavily criticised for its handling of the coronavirus will impose two obligations on incoming travellers as of 8 June. Firstly, there is a 14-day quarantine obligation, regardless of the area of origin, as well as the obligation of electronic registration prior to entry. Violation of these measures can result in hefty fines, depending on the region. The British Virgin Islands are closed to tourists who have stayed in severely affected countries in the last 14 days - including Germany. Border controls will also be abolished here from 15 June. Holidaymakers should inform themselves well in advance if they want to visit attractions. Gradual openings of these are planned until the end of the month. Heavily frequented sights will probably remain closed for some time. As a general rule, it is always advisable to check the current travel advice on the website of the German Foreign Office and also to look for travel regulations in the destination country. Air travel is permitted again in many countries. It is important to keep an eye on current information regarding possible registration and quarantine requirements. Especially in these times, holidays should be well thought out and planned. We also want to support you in this, with parking spaces at the airport, which you can easily book with us.

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Tips for summer holidays 2021 Going on holiday despite a pandemic? Find out here what you need to know when leaving and entering the country! Summer is approaching. The weather in Germany, however, doesn't seem to have noticed much of this. The last few months and the difficulty of planning trips last year have left their mark ... Hints & tips for your summer holiday Summer is approaching. However, the weather in Germany doesn't seem to have noticed much of this. The last few months and the difficulty of planning trips last year have left their mark - we are ready for a holiday. But what is the current situation with travelling? What is possible and how? Everyone is talking about PCR tests, quarantine, warning apps and the like. What exactly is behind all this and what should you bear in mind when booking your next trip? Responsible & safe travel abroad For a few weeks now, we have been observing a downward trend in incidence figures and more and more people being vaccinated. We are happy about relaxations. It is important not to act recklessly now. This is the only way we can continue to keep incidences at a low level. So avoid travelling to risk areas and do not expose yourself unnecessarily. You can find out whether your travel destination is classified as a high-risk or high-incidence area from the German Foreign Office, the "Safe travel" app or the RKI. Follow travel & safety advice In the UK, not only do you need to show a negative PCR test on entry, but you also need to be tested on the second and eighth day after entry. To travel to France, you will need a negative PCR test and an affidavit. The Netherlands requires a negative test and ten days of quarantine. This ends with another negative test. For a holiday in the Canary Islands you need the warning app. These are just a few examples. As you can see, the regulations vary from country to country. Exception: PCR tests and fully vaccinated holidaymakers. You need the PCR test in most cases. For those who have been vaccinated, however, a certificate confirming the vaccinations is sufficient in some countries, such as Greece. Whether and when you, as a vaccinated person, benefit from entry facilitations is not yet completely uniformly regulated. Please note the information from the Foreign Office and the regulations applicable in the country. Returning to Germany Certain regulations apply not only to your holiday destination. There are also some things you need to consider when returning home. On 13 May, the following regulations, among others, were adopted on a nationwide basis with the provision of the Coronavirus Entry Regulation: 1. recovered and vaccinated persons are generally to be treated the same as those who have been tested. There is an obligation to test persons entering the country by air. Accordingly, you must always be tested before departure and can only return home with a negative result. Are you considered to be recovered or have you been fully vaccinated? Then you do not need a Corona test on your return. One exception, however, is entry from virus-variant areas. Here, as before, only the negative test is recognised. 2. When returning from a high-incidence area, you must first spend at least five days in quarantine. If the test is negative after this quarantine period, you can be released from it early. You have spent the last ten days before entry in a virus variant area? Then the early termination of quarantine is not possible. 3. risk areas are assessed differently. Here you can use the possibility of "free testing" and avoid quarantine by presenting a negative test certificate. The proof must be provided within 48 hours. Travel helper - The "Safe Travel" app Authorities and bureaucracy can sometimes be opaque. Every now and then it is cumbersome to get all the important information clearly arranged and tailored to your needs. That's why the Federal Foreign Office has developed the "Sicher Reisen" app. All important information (e.g. news, security, entry, customs and health), travel and safety tips can be found in the app. The best thing about it? It's tailored to your travel country and you automatically receive push messages if travel and safety advice for the selected country is updated. Handy, isn't it? The app can even be used offline and is available free of charge for Android smartphones as well as iPhones. Travelling safely is possible even in this day and age. Find out about the regulations in force in your destination country and also keep up to date with what is happening there. Avoid high incidence countries and virus variation areas. Are you planning your next trip? Then book your parking space directly at BER Airport to match your flight. As always, you will find good and cheap offers here with us. We wish you a good journey. Stay healthy and enjoy your holiday.

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back to industries list The development of Egypt’s telecommunications sector is the fruit of close partnerships between multiple stakeholders, with the Ministry of Communications and Information Technology at the helm. Egypt’s telecommunications sector is seeing an increase in revenues due to the increasing investments in the network infrastructures. The outsourcing of business processes is providing a positive change to the industry and the private sector and state’s efforts have seen a strong ICT growth. The private sector’s involvement provides much-needed technological expertise and innovation as well as leadership in the creation of market-based solutions and infrastructure initiatives. meacoms © Corporate Profile Newsletters Privacy Policy

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Evidence-based public health focus of annual conference on Sept. 27 Researchers will gather Wednesday, Sept. 27, to discuss evidence-based public health at the 10th annual conference of the Institute for Public Health at Washington University in St. Louis. The conference will be from noon to 4 p.m. at the Eric P. Newman Education Center on the Medical Campus. Internationally respected epidemiologist Ross Brownson, PhD, the Bernard Becker Professor at the Brown School and the School of Medicine, will give the keynote address, titled “Why Science Matters: The Case for Evidence-based Public Health.” On a panel after the keynote, experts will discuss topics ranging from barriers to policy in the legislature, to the important role academia plays in policymaking. Attendees also are invited to attend the installation ceremony of William G. Powderly, MD, as the Larry J. Shapiro Director of the Institute for Public Health, and a reception following the conference. Powderly is the J. William Campbell Professor of Medicine and co-director of the Division of Infectious Diseases at the School of Medicine. The conference is free and open to the public, but participants are asked to preregister.

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Where to spend New Year’s Eve in the Mediterranean November 16, 201922min3993 The festive season is back, and with it, plans on how to bid farewell to 2019 and welcome 2020. Many would agree there is no better way to welcome a new year than in a foreign country with your nearest and dearest. While the London Fireworks and the Times Square Countdown are worldwide highlights every 1st January, Mediterranean countries are also the place to flock for an unforgettable New Year’s Eve. In case you were still planning your festive getaway, here is how these five Mediterranean destinations ring in the new year. A post shared by Meg Marksberry (@mymmovement) on Jan 1, 2016 at 7:04am PST While not widely celebrated in Israel, New Year’s Eve in Tel Aviv has become a major night for music and events, with different venues to choose from. Tel Aviv’s New Year’s street party is the obvious choice, yet many flock to Jaffa port for an evening of live music and fireworks to close yet another chapter. A post shared by eXperience Barcelona (@experiencebarcelonanow) on Dec 31, 2017 at 7:17am PST Barcelona’s bars and restaurants will be flowing with patrons celebrating the start of a new year, yet it is the street parties in the two main squares that are most popular with visitors. The official celebration takes place in Plaça d’Espanya free of charge, with music and pyrotechnic display around the Magic Fountain. Plaça Catalunya also gets rather busy on New Year’s Eve, and is home to the strange tradition of chugging cava bottles into the centre of the square A post shared by VIPSERVICE by Monika Milde (@vipservicemonikamilde) on Nov 6, 2018 at 4:56am PST You cannot have a New Year’s Eve list without mentioning the Mediterranean’s party capital. Pacha, Ibiza’s most popular club, opens its doors as early as 3pm for New Year’s Eve celebrations. If parties aren’t really what you’re after, you can catch the beautiful fireworks display over Ibiza town. A post shared by JULIA | ???????????????? (@juls046) on Dec 31, 2017 at 6:14pm PST Restaurants all over Rome will serve the traditional cenone, the Italian New Year’s meal, yet the party starts at Circus Maximus with story-telling, music, and acrobatic acts. The Circus Maximus also hosts the famous countdown and fifteen minute fireworks display as soon as the clock strikes midnight. Take a stroll through Rome’s other piazzas if you’re opting for a less crowded spot to ring in the new year. A post shared by ✈Jet Fly/Джет Флай/Минск (@jetflyby) on Dec 23, 2017 at 4:32am PST Hotels and restaurants all over the Turkish city offer dinner and party packages for all ages on New Year’s Eve, yet thousands flock to the Bosphorus for the countdown. This remains a magical place which comes alive at the stroke of midnight by fireworks from nightclubs and cruise boats. previousFive venues for that perfect Christmas staff party nextSailors will flock to the Mediterranean for some winter sailing this December

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Joining the medical school last fall, Tu brings both personal and professional experience in cross-cultural medicine. Professor of Internal Medicine Chair, Division of General Internal Medicine Joining the medical school last fall, Tu brings both personal and professional experience in cross-cultural medicine. At her previous post at the University of Washington, she worked at a safety-net hospital and studied how to bring evidence-based medicine — particularly preventive medicine — to underserved populations. It’s one thing to say colorectal cancer screening is good and quite another to implement the practice in clinical settings with high staff turnover and culturally diverse patient populations. In a recent study, Tu showed that certain organizational attributes are associated with success in implementing cancer screening at clinics serving Asian Pacific Islanders. She also chairs a CDC/NCI-funded network effort that surveyed Federally Qualified Health Centers for such attributes. Her work represents a key step in translational research — “How do we take interventions shown to work in controlled research settings and apply them to different practice settings?” Tu says she is struck by the talent and passion on the MCV Campus. “It’s similar to the energy and enthusiasm at the startup company my son works at,” she says. “I’m thrilled that General Internal Medicine faculty play a big role in quality improvement efforts — and we have a huge footprint in patient care.”

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Tomas Holub CoverGo https://www.covergo.com/ @tomasholub1 https://www.linkedin.com/in/tomasholub1 Tomas is the CEO and Founder of CoverGo. CoverGo is an award-winning tech platform that enables insurers, brokers and digital partners to create, manage and distribute insurance products faster than ever before. Prior to starting CoverGo, Tomas worked on insurance and banking consulting projects at Pwc London and also managed operations of an insurtech startup in Singapore. Overall, Tomas worked in 15 countries across 3 continents and obtained 4 master degrees in risk management, international business, public and business administration. Tomas is a frequent speaker at conferences, mentor of fintech startups and an active contributor to the insurtech and fintech community. He is part of the Insurtech Committee of the Fintech Association of Hong Kong and also Fintech Task Force of the Insurance Authority.

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Chewuch River erodes bank, log cabin has to move Photo by Marcy Stamper Marian Webster and her brother opted to move the 60-ton house back from an eroding riverbank to preserve a family-gathering place. Slow and steady is the way you move a 60-ton house They weren’t exactly moving heaven and earth, but it may have seemed that way. After more than a month of severing the foundation and utility hook-ups, a 60-ton log house and 41 tons of steel supports — 101 tons in all — were plucked from an eroding riverbank to a more-secure spot higher on the property. For almost three decades, the 2,800-square-foot log house sat squarely on the high bank above the Chewuch River. But one year ago, over Memorial Day weekend, surging water dramatically altered the landscape. The fast-moving river had already caused the bank to slide slightly, said Marian Webster, who co-owns the property with her brother, Jess. Their father, Ed Webster, had the house built around 1990. While the house was being built, Ed met Anne Joslin. The two got married and lived in the log house for 17 years. “I called my brother to say I’d never seen the river so high,” said Marian. After Jess arrived that night, he called her, stunned by the changes. “Did you see the bank? It’s all gone,” Marian recalls him saying. A major surge of water had uprooted two dozen Ponderosa pines and cottonwoods that had anchored the several-story-high bank. Marian Webster and her brother opted to move the cabin rather than dismantle it. Over the decades they’ve been coming to the property, Marian has noticed changes in the river. “It’s the fires up above us and all the scouring in the river. It increased the velocity, and the river has been faster and higher,” she said as she watched the final preparations for the move last Wednesday (May 23). The family considered several solutions before deciding to move the house, including disassembling it and selling it as a log-house kit, donating it to the fire department for a practice burn, or just trashing it, said Marian. “It’s crazy-expensive, but we decided to do it for the kids,” she said. Marian and Jess, who both live in the Seattle area, share a smaller house on the property, but their extended family often gathers in their father’s old place. They had 40 people there for Thanksgiving dinner, said Marian. “Dismantling it wouldn’t be cheap, and it would be an enormous waste. Moving it is a magnitude cheaper than demolishing it,” said Andy Davidson, owner of Davidson’s Building Moving of Cashmere, who handled the move. Because the logs were so heavy, the house was designed to sit on the concrete foundation instead of the floor joists, said Howard Cherrington, who designed the house. Cherrington stopped by last week to watch the relocation. “I can’t believe they got this off the ground” he said. Davidson and his crew spent a month severing the house from the old foundation and jacking it up to get it ready for moving day. “The positive part is, you don’t need a gym membership anymore,” said a crew member as he hoisted 50-pound beams two at a time. The new site should be secure, since workers with Palm Construction Inc. had to hammer out solid rock to accommodate the new foundation, said owner Jerry Palm. The house will be suspended almost 12 feet in the air while the new foundation is poured and sets. It’ll be several months before it’s ready for occupancy, he said. Davidson’s firm has moved other houses in the area, including the hut perched atop Flagg Mountain that was the subject of the “Move the Hut” campaign several years ago. Davidson bought the company six years ago, but the first owner relied on a team of mules and a Model A when he started the company in 1937. By contrast, this move entailed a six-wheel-drive army truck, an excavator, a front loader, and a winch truck to pull and push the house around a sharp turn and up a short hill to its new location. “I’m just in awe, because I know what it takes to build this stuff. They’re picking it up and moving it like another Lincoln Log building,” said Cherrington. “It’s like a big, giant game of Jenga,” said Davidson. Filed Under: NEWS Tagged With: Chewuch River, flooding

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Posted tagged ‘Bonnet’ Whole World. One Exhibition. Today at Baku Expo Centre the 11th Azerbaijan International Tourism and Travel Fair, AITF 2012, opened. The largest tourist forum in both the country and the entire Caspian region once again brings together tourism professionals from national tourism organizations, travel agencies, airlines, hotels and resorts. With the slogan “The Whole World, One Exhibition”, AITF 2012 has brought together a record number of participants. There are 201 companies and organizations from 32 countries, presenting 62 tourism destinations. Azerbaijan, Georgia, India, Cyprus, Malaysia, the UAE, Russia, Turkey and the Czech Republic are among the permanent participants in AITF. Companies from Qatar, Poland, Vietnam, Lithuania, Slovakia and Croatia are all making their debut at this year’s show. In total, this year’s exhibition includes 15 national and regional stands from Azerbaijan, Bulgaria, Georgia, Dagestan, India, Cyprus, Crimea, Lithuania, Malaysia, Slovenia, Turkey, the Czech Republic, the Emirate of Dubai, the Stavropol region and Croatia. The official opening ceremony was attended by the Minister of Culture and Tourism of Azerbaijan, Mr Abulfas Garayev; the Advisor to the Turkish Ambassador in Azerbaijan on Culture and Information, Mr Said Ahmad Arslan; the Deputy Minister of Economy, Energy and Tourism of Bulgaria, Mr Ivo Marinov; a representative from the World Tourism Organization, Ms Alla Pirisolova; and the director of Iteca Caspian, Mr Farid Mamedov. Opening the exhibition, Minister Garayev thanked the organizers of AITF 2012, and noted that the exhibition is considered by international organizations to be the most influential in providing impetus to the development of the tourism industry. The representative from the World Tourism Organization, Ms Alla Pirisolova, read a letter from the Secretary General of the WTO, Mr Taleb Rifai, who noted that AITF offers great opportunities for tourism development. At the opening ceremony, Bulgarian Deputy Minister of Economy, Energy and Tourism Mr Ivo Marinov highlighted that it was the first time that Bulgaria had taken part in AITF to promote its tourism potential. The Advisor to the Turkish Ambassador in Azerbaijan on Culture and Information, Mr Said Ahmad Arslan, noted that AITF is an important event for increasing the awareness of the global community about the country’s development. Director of Iteca Caspian Mr Farid Mamedov welcomed all participants on behalf of the organizers, and thanked the Ministry of Culture and Tourism of Azerbaijan, as well as other the agencies, partners and sponsors who had provided support for the exhibition. The unconditional prestige of the exhibition and the considerable attention paid to Azerbaijan’s booming tourism industry is underlined by the participation of the World Tourism Organization with its own stand. This is the third consecutive year in which Turkey has been the partner country of the exhibition. For the firs time, AITF has its own guest country, namely, Bulgaria. Over the next three days, travel industry professionals will get a unique chance to meet the major companies in the global travel industry, to experience the flavour of each and every country represented at the national stands and to expand their portfolio of tourist destinations. The exhibition is very attractive with the offers of various recreation and travel opportunities. Medical tourism is widely represented by resorts in Bulgaria, Russia, Slovenia, Ukraine and the Czech Republic. Azerbaijani tourists are well familiar with the resort cities of Essentuki, Zheleznovodsk, Kislovodsk, Mineral Waters, Pyatigorsk and Truskavets, which are all represented at AITF 2012. They will be complemented by Crimean resorts and a number of medical and health organizations, including the National Spa Association of Lithuania and Slovenia’s regional administration, the Land of Celje, which includes six luxury thermal spa resorts. As is tradition, the exhibition includes a stand organized by the Ministry of Culture and Tourism of Azerbaijan Republic, and the upcoming 2012 Eurovision Song Contest provides the main theme for the display. Presentations of new projects and developments in the field of leisure and adventure in Azerbaijan will be made by the nation’s leading travel agencies, recreation centres and health resorts, as well as by major hospitality chains operating in Baku, including Fairmont, Hilton Baku, Four Seasons and Park Inn. Those who admire exotic destinations will be offered interesting, and sometimes bizarre suggestions for holidays in Thailand, Mauritius and the Seychelles. The biggest stand at the exhibition will once again be claimed by Turkey, which maintains its leading position among the tourists visiting Azerbaijan. Resorts on the famous Turkish Riviera, and well-known hotels and tour companies from different regions of the country will offer visitors trips to both popular and hitherto unexplored corners of Turkey. A large delegation has arrived at AITF from Croatia. This is certainly in part due to the abolition of visa requirements for citizens of Azerbaijan travelling to Croatia till the end of October 2012. On the Croatian stand, tours will be offered, with accommodation at the best hotels on the Adriatic coast; visitors will be introduced to the sights of the country and will be invited to attend the numerous cultural events held annually in the capital city and the provinces. This year, there is an increase in the number of airlines announcing their special offers for the Azerbaijani market. AZAL (also acting as the official air carrier), AirAstana, AirBaltic, Qatar Airways, Fly Dubai, Czech Airlines and Turkish Airlines will present their most affordable scheduled and charter flights for the summer tourist season. Every year, AITF attracts more tourism professionals from around the world. This year’s business programme is full of thematic presentations and seminars. One of the most interesting events on the first day of the exhibition promises to be a seminar on the “Tourism opportunities in the countries of the Visegrad Group”. This will be attended by representatives of the national tourism agencies of Hungary, Poland, Slovakia and the Czech Republic, and the managers of major host companies, hotel chains, resorts and airlines in these countries. A presentation of the hotels and resorts covered by the scheduled flights of Qatar Airways will take place in the first two days of the exhibition; the National Tourism Authority of Thailand will be holding a presentation on its exotic resorts; Croatian companies and tourism organizations will be holding a series of workshops; and the Azerbaijani travel agency, SW Travel, will launch a new online booking system. In parallel with AITF, the 6th International Exhibition of “Everything for Hotels, Restaurants and Supermarkets”, HOREX Azerbaijan, is taking place.During the exhibition, leading companies from Austria, Italy, Germany, Belgium, Russia, Turkey, Ukraine and France will demonstrate professional kitchen equipment, laundry facilities, household chemicals, textiles and exclusive dishes for motels, restaurants and hotels. In addition, information technology products for hotels, such as online booking and online payment systems, will also be on display. The exhibition includes well-known brands in the hospitality industry, such as La Cimbali, Santos, Robot Coupe, Rational, Winterhalter, Karma-Global, Rotondi, Scotsman, Modular, Bonnet, Sagi SPA, Rovabo, Danube International, Muehldorfer and Ingrid Lesage Creations. During the exhibition, presentations and master classes with internationally renowned experts will take place on the stands of participants. Visitors will become participants in and spectators of an unforgettable spectacle and have the chance to see the latest equipment in action. Thus, HOREX reflects the needs of the rapidly developing tourism and hotel business in Azerbaijan and will contribute to establishing new standards of quality. 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Nicolas de Porcel SENIOR MASTERING ENGINEER California, USA Nicolas de Porcel is a first-generation, American Mastering Engineer from San Francisco, CA. His origins in the world of audio begin at age 12, when he began to produce digital music, becoming a pioneer of early Digital Audio Workstations. He is a classically trained pianist and has charted multiple productions all over the globe. His studies of music theory, production, audio engineering, and music technology eventually led him to begin mastering audio, and in 2016 he founded Million Dollar Snare Mastering, which would go on to become a globally recognized, critically-acclaimed mastering studio. His credits include Roddy Ricch and the mastering of his album, "Please Excuse Me For Being Antisocial" which spawned the #1 smash hit, "The Box", which has currently sold over 10,000,000 copies and is certified RIAA Diamond (one of only 75 in history). "The Box" is one of the longest charting number one singles in all of Billboard Hot 100 history. The "Please Excuse Me For Being Antisocial" album went #1 for four weeks on the Billboard 200 and was the longest charting rap debut since 50 Cent's "Get Rich Or Die Tryin'". Nicolas's credits also include Kendrick Lamar, Baby Keem, DaBaby, Summer Walker, SZA, Isaiah Rashad, The Kid Laroi, Money Man, A Boogie Wit Da Hoodie, Rowdy Rebel, Cozz, Bas, J. Cole, and many more. The Recording Academy has nominated five of his works, strengthening his engineering foothold in the genres of Hip-Hop, Pop, and Dance music. As of November 2021, Nicolas has currently mastered 5% of the Billboard Top 200 Albums and Billboard Hot 100 Songs, solidifying the Million Dollar Snare sound within popular music.

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Flights for BA1938 These are not all the flights that BA1938 has taken, just some of them that have flown in or out of SFO BA1938 (DFW-SFO) This British Airways flight between Dallas-Fort Worth International Airport and San Francisco International Airport, on January 25, 2020, was operated by another airline. It arrived at gate D10. See all the flights for BA1938. This British Airways flight between Dallas-Fort Worth International Airport and San Francisco International Airport, on January 09, 2020, was operated by another airline. It arrived at gate C9. See all the flights for BA1938. All these flight data are available as openly licensed data on the sfomuseum-data GitHub account. If you'd like to read more about our efforts to archive flight data at SFO Museum have a look a the Mills Field weblog posts tagged "flightdata".

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Home/Home/How to Benefit from Using Pest Control Services How to Benefit from Using Pest Control Services If you live near Brisbane then you have probably had to try and clear unwanted pests from your property at one time or another, your property could be subject to invasions from pests as small as ants or as large as rats at any time! Putting size to one side for the moment, some pests can be easily gotten rid of whereas some are much more difficult to eradicate and some are much more dangerous than others. You will have likely found out the hard way, if you tried to tackle the task by yourself. Don’t waste your time or money If you have an infestation or invasion of pests then call the professionals, even if you think the task is simple, the greatest of hero’s have the biggest of regrets, you don’t have to be one of those people. You can actually save yourself time and money when using services like pest control from SWAT, if time and money are important to you then you should take a look at the following benefits of using professional services. Probably the biggest benefit is that you will be using experts of their trade, people who will be able to diagnose exactly what type of pest you have and deal with them in the proper manner. Take spiders as an example, there are so many different species, how do you know what species you are dealing with and how to ensure you eradicate the entire army properly? Because you are dealing with experts that do this kind of work on a daily basis, they will have the very best of equipment available to ensure that any invasion you are facing is a thing of the past by the time they have finished. They will also be familiar with the design of your property and which products are best to use, if needed. With the correct equipment you can be sure the job will be done properly and more confidence that a return visit won’t be needed. Because you are using a professional company to provide you with a service you can count on them to provide expert customer care, anything from a return visit or, for advice on what to do in the future should you face any similar problems. Sometimes just having the added help or to know that if you have any queries in the future that there is someone you can turn to is enough to put the toughest of minds at rest. If what you’ve read so far isn’t enough to convince you that tackling a pest invasion by yourself is a really daft idea, perhaps consider your family and your own time and money. If you use professionals then, there is less chance of danger to your family, less chance of you getting hurt or wasting time and money, hand over fist trying to get rid of the pests single handedly. Some companies are even offering money off just for calling and making an appointment, what more could you want? 5 Factors to Consider When Selling Your House How to Tell if There’s a Backup in an Air Duct The 4 Best Ways To Improve Home Heating And Cooling Efficiency

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Home The Experts Johanna Flower, CMO of CrowdStrike, Offers Tips and Tactics for Marketers by Jackie Davis in The Experts Today, the cybersecurity space is more competitive than ever before. With evolving threats and targets, cybersecurity companies are looking to their marketers to help them stand out from the crowd. One marketer who demonstrates her ability to do this is Johanna Flower, CMO at CrowdStrike. Under Flower’s leadership, CrowdStrike not only connects with customers by using traditional marketing tactics but also with thought leadership. By sharing their expertise in the public sector, CrowdStrike is able to connect engagement to demand by first sharing their ideas in an article, and then analyzing who engaged with it. Using this tactic and others outlined below, CrowdStrike joined the “unicorn club” in 2017 as one as the few startups valued at more than $1 billion. In a recent interview with CMO, Flower dove into her strategy at CrowdStrike and shared her expertise with marketers both in and out of the security sector. “A very important aspect of the modern marketing role is bringing that differentiation and value proposition and positioning of the company to market,” Flower said. “In addition to that, the expectation of taking market share and growing very fast means it’s vital to really understand how to go into the right markets at the right time to capitalize on the opportunity to drive business growth. I see those two things merging together into the CMO role.” Flower outlined a few key marketing tactics that helped CrowdStrike achieve a market value of over $2 billion and connect with customers on multiple levels. 1. Align tightly with sales “The skillset within sales and marketing are different and complementary but I believe it’s one department,” she said. “Being very aligned with your sales organization, where you plan together, agree on go-to-market together, build a tech stack together, and your marketing campaigns so they’re integrated with a sales process and enabled, is absolutely critical. It’s even more critical when you’re still growing your brand, as people are still figuring you out and learning about you. If you can have a truly aligned sales and marketing plan, strategy, and implementation, it’ll go a long way.” 2. Make culture the brand “There was this feeling of a mission already there when I joined the company; our people were building technology in order to protect other organizations against the bad guys,” she said. “When I asked the CEO for a mission statement, he said it was to stop the adversaries. There was a feeling of pride and determination, more than just selling software. I saw that as an opportunity to make that part of our brand, and therefore our culture.” 3. Customer-centric marketing design CrowdStrike is using customer feedback to build a stronger connection. “A lot of work now is creating a customer-centric marketing program. We have a series of things we do, such as the welcome pack; we run advisory boards, such as a technical and strategic advisory board, where we invite people in every six months. We take those very seriously and really outline our thoughts on where we need to prioritize new capabilities and modules, but we’re asking for their input. We use that information to help shape our roadmap.” 4. Evolving the marketing function Every year, every month, really every day, marketing evolves. “When I think about all our company initiatives, there are very few marketing is not involved in. One way or another, we get involved – whether it is employee brand for talent and recruitment, or advisory boards to get feedback on product roadmaps,” she said. “That’s important. The company benefits from having marketing people involved, as we have a lot of strengths in engagement, communication, and branding. Also, that means we are learning more as a marketing org, which means we can apply that to marketing efforts and investment.” 5. Foster collaboration Collaboration across teams, peers, and executives goes along way in delivering visibility and building trust. “That also helps us build trust and looking at initiatives more holistically,” she said. “You always need someone to take the lead, but more often than not, if it’s a truly strategic initiative, it touches more than one part of the organization. “I do believe as marketers, we have a critical role to play here as we’re naturally project leaders. We can help shape how that can be pulled together from the variety of departments to make it an even greater success,” said Flower. To learn the rest of Flower’s marketing tactics, read her interview with CMO here. Tags: CMOcrowdstrikeJohanna FlowermarketingMarketing Tips How Marketing Should Change During an Economic Downturn The Benefits of CRM for a Marketing Campaign Marketing to Gen Y

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Home » Posts Tagged "Louisiana" Arts & Culture, Latest, Uncategorized Steve Greenberg: How Orthodox Jews Changed Their Minds On Gay Rights By Rachel Gross Same-sex rights proponents suffered an unusual loss this week when a federal judge in Louisiana upheld the state's ban on gay marriage, bucking a domino-like chain of favorable rulings on the issue. Overall, 21 states have toppled bans since the Supreme Court struck down the Defense of Marriage Act in 2013--a trend that reflects a remarkable shift in pubic opinion. In general, Jews have been at the forefront of this shift: More than 80 percent of Jewish Americans now support gay marriage, according to a recent survey by the nonpartisan Public Religion Research Institute. But while Jewish Reform circles have long supported gay rights, the same is far from true in the Orthodox world. In the past three decades, the dominant Orthodox understanding of homosexuality has undergone a dramatic shift of its own: from rebellion against God, to mental illness, to...

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Henk Rogers Henk Rogers is a Dutch-born entrepreneur and clean energy visionary, who has dedicated the past decade of his career to the research, development, advocacy and implementation of renewable energy sources in his adopted home of Hawaii. He has been a leading global advocate for space exploration as the Chairman of the Pacific International Space Center for Exploration Systems and the founder of the International MoonBase Alliance, a group dedicated to building the first sustainable human settlement on the moon. Mr. Rogers spent his early career in Japan as a video game developer and publisher, gaining distinction for producing the country’s first role-playing game, The Black Onyx. Rogers has revolutionised the video game industry by securing the rights for the blockbuster Tetris, which 30 years later remains a bestseller and global icon of gaming culture. SUBMISSION: The Stone “The Stone ” will be the first truly man-made object on the Moon. The work features a kidney stone surrounded by diamonds. It juxtaposes what we deem valuable, and what we think is creepy. In essence, diamonds which are rocks we find in the ground are contrasted with kidney stones, which are rocks we create inside our body and “delivered” with great pain. The Stone is a piece of gold jewelry with a “stone” as its centerpiece, surrounded by small diamonds, like an engagement ring. It consists of a flat 10mm square base with a “post” in the middle holding up a “setting”. This “setting” prongs on a ring / pendant which aids in holding the diamond in place. The main feature is a 6 mm stone that looks like a tiny asteroid. This is a man-made stone. In fact, I created this stone inside of my own body. It’s a kidney stone. Kidney stones are controversial objects. Oftentimes, when I show someone one of my kidney stones, I always get a weird reaction. People treat it like it’s radioactive because of how it was “delivered”. Babies are delivered in a similar way and people adore them. Kidney stones are generally destroyed in a lab to find out what they’re made of. Disregarding the misconceptions, I kept mine. I’m a man. Having a kidney stone is the closest I will ever come to having a baby. “The Stone” is my baby.

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« ‘Survivor’ Castaways Laura & Hayden: ‘It’s Not Redemption Island, It’s Laura’s Island’ ‘Survivor’ Hall of Fame 2013 Post Mortem » Tina Fey and Amy Poehler Are Ready for Sunday’s ‘Golden Globe Awards’ Tina Fey and Amy Poehler (NBC) From their early days at the “Saturday Night Live” Weekend Update desk to their recent side-splitting cameo in “Anchorman 2,” Amy Poehler and Tina Fey have always been a winning combination. This was never more true than when they teamed up to bring the house down at last year’s “Golden Globe Awards.” And now they’re back for more. [xfinity-record-button id=”6826401570545206112″ program_type=”episode”] This dynamic duo took some time out of their busy schedules to let us know what they have in store for their encore performance as Golden Globes hosts. Watch Full Episodes of “Parks and Recreation” What Can We Expect This Year? [iframe http://www.youtube.com/embed/t9fGbGB196Y 580 476] What Are They Looking Forward To? [iframe http://www.youtube.com/embed/52m6afS_kXc 580 476] TV vs. Films [iframe http:////www.youtube.com/embed/-gbYXoNmmPw 580 476] Don’t miss the 71st Annual Golden Globe Awards this Sunday, January 12, 2013 at 8 p.m. ET on NBC. Tags: Amy Poehler, Tina Fey This entry was posted on January 9, 2014 at 3:36 pm and is filed under Golden Globes. You can follow any responses to this entry through the RSS 2.0 feed. Both comments and pings are currently closed.

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Quotes of Moses Ali from his various talks and interactions. “Life is a beautiful journey, where everyone could win together” “Love is above all law. There is nothing more powerful than showing someone unconditional love. It is in our nature as we are created in the image of God, who is Love.” “We will create our own universe when we will make the Creator’s son, the sun of our galaxy (life) and will make all our planets (desires and ambitions) revolve around it.” “Every straight line consist of two dots; starting and ending. Similarly, if you want to live a life which is a straight line of prosperity and success then make Alpha and Omega your start and end before every life decisions.”

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Home » The Florida Project – Review The Florida Project – Review Directed by Sean Baker, known for his highly acclaimed film Tangerine (2015) that was shot entirely on an iPhone 5s; bestowed professional equipment in hand Baker offers up The Florida Project which is a worthy film to add to his repertoire. The Florida Project is exactly as its name suggests, based in the projects (government subsidized housing) in Florida, the film follows a short time frame of a few young children and a single mother as they struggle financially in the brightly coloured motel called the Magic Castle. Willem Dafoe plays a supporting role as the manager and somewhat of a guardian to those in the motel. When describing the performances in this film, hyper realistic is an understatement. The child actors in this film are easily some of the most realistic depictions of real children I have seen in recent memory. Namely, the lead actress portrayed by Brooklynn Prince, she plays the role of a young girl with a mischievous attitude and quick temper; accompanying her there’s a complete breakout performance from Bria Vinaite as she plays the role of the free-spirited and irresponsible single mother. Ultimately what we’re left with between these two actresses is a searing chemistry that forms both a distinct mother/daughter bond and by nature almost a sibling bond due to the mother’s young age and childish impulses. The children in this film feel like children, sound like children, and act like children – just as the single mother acts wildly impulsive and immature she remains consistent in that character right down to her mannerisms. This film isn’t afraid to show the ups and downs, right and wrongs that are made, and will inevitably leave you in partial conflict by the film’s conclusion. I will say this outright, the cinematography and colours in this film stand firmly at the top with the greats of this year – everything is filmed in a highly intimate fashion, with the camera closely following the characters in continuous uncut shots through halls, alleys, rooms, and courtyards; the camera hovers throughout the entire motel and you begin to intuitively understand the layout of the entire location. We get glistening sunsets, breath-taking camerawork throughout the endless amounts of centered shots on comedically goofy buildings with backstories for them to add to the mix. The murky rundown suburbs of Florida are contrasted perfectly by the campy and brightly pastel coloured buildings. The architecture is never shy to show its face, displaying the remnants of the beach inspired art deco aesthetic abandoned decades ago, there’s age, history, and nostalgia in every building throughout this film. Sean Baker’s films are beginning to show their true and consistent flavours – his focus has become clearer with The Florida Project, almost as if he is trying to send a message to his audience about the rougher side of low-income areas. His films often focus on showing the harsh reality of scraping by in low economic neighborhoods; more specifically, how individuals, families, and outcasts make their living and how poor decision-making can result in morbid and irreversible consequences. Simply put, Sean Baker is attempting to show us a grittier side of street life through his strikingly realistic characters. The Florida Project is the embodiment of quality film on a low budget – proving that great film can be produced if you have the talent and creativity. This film leaves you with plenty to think about in terms of living a rough life, but also how their own bad decisions can often be their greatest obstacles. With hyper realistic performances and a dazzling colour palette – The Florida Project bestows audiences with an intimate look at a human experience from multiple perspectives, all offering you different levels of insight. Previous: The Shape of Water – Review Next: The Post – Review One thought on “The Florida Project – Review” Pingback: Spider-Man: No Way Home or Avengers: Endgame – what is the more ambitious movie? – MovieGainz

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Moving a business from one location to another can be a daunting task. With so many details to consider and manage, it can take time to guarantee a successful and seamless commercial move. Fortunately, there are a few steps you can take to ensure that your next commercial move goes as smoothly as possible. This article will cover 8 tips to help you prepare for a seamless commercial moving experience. From budgeting, planning, and organizing to packing and securing transportation, these tips will help you succeed in your next commercial move. With the right approach and forethought, you can minimize the stress and hassle of a commercial move and get your business up and running in no time. Keep reading to learn more. Establish a Budget No matter how thorough and organized you are, it’s nearly impossible to budget for every scenario that may come up during a commercial move. However, it’s important to start with a budget. This can help you identify where you may be over or under budget and plan properly. Make sure you’re realistic about how much you can spend during a commercial move. Keep in mind that many costs are associated with moving a business, and each one impacts your bottom line. Before you start your move, it’s also a good idea to get an idea of your average cost per mile. This can give you a better idea of your costs and help you plan appropriately. Determine what items and services you’ll need to move your office. Hire Professional Movers Moving a business is often challenging, and hiring professional movers is essential to any commercial move. The right team is crucial to ensure a safe and successful move. You can’t be careful enough when you move your business. Professional movers can help alleviate some of the stress of the move and make it a smoother, more efficient experience. Hiring professional movers can be expensive, but it can also be worth the investment. With the right team, you can easily save hundreds of dollars on a commercial move by eliminating trips back and forth and reducing the time spent transporting your items. The right team can also make a huge difference in how you move your business. Depending on the size of your operation, a smaller team may be able to get your items into and out of storage more quickly than a larger team. In addition, a smaller team can take better care of your items and get them to their new location more quickly. Start Planning and Organizing Early Now is the time to begin if you’re just beginning to plan your move. The earlier you plan and begin organizing, the less time you spend doing it later. While it’s important to keep your eyes on the goal, there will be moments when you need to sit back and take a break. It’s important to prioritize your needs and ensure you’re taking care of the most pressing matter. However, don’t lose sight of the big picture. Planning can help you keep track of everything that needs to be done and gives you a better idea of how much time everything will take. You can also make better decisions about prioritizing your move as you get closer to moving day. Disconnect and Label Equipment Before you begin to pack items, it’s important to disconnect and label all of your equipment. This includes any sensitive electronic equipment and any items you need to ensure are moved safely. It’s also a good idea to disconnect any phone lines and utilities. This allows you to move the lines and services without worrying about damaging any components or wires. During the disassembly, you should also write down the location of any cables or connections on your equipment. This will allow you to label them correctly once you’re done and keep your equipment from getting mixed up during the move. Begin Packing Early Packing as early as possible is an important part of any commercial move. It will take longer to move packed items, and there is no room for errors. It’s important to be efficient and make sure you’re not wasting any of your time while packing. Again, your movers will appreciate it, and it will make a move go much smoother and quicker. Start by packing items with a high chance of being damaged during the move. This includes fragile items and breakable items. Next, break large items down into smaller pieces, and pack them in sturdy boxes. This can help your movers transport your items more safely, and make the job go significantly faster. Secure the Right Transportation While it’s important to have a safe and reliable transportation plan, you don’t want to rely on it. Make sure you speak to your transportation provider to make sure they’re insured, and their vehicles are in good working order. It’s also important to ensure your transportation plan isn’t too complicated. The transportation company should be able to transport your items to their destination without much trouble. If they can’t, you’ll want to find a new company that can manage your situation without much trouble. Make Sure Your New Space is Ready When you arrive at your new location, make sure you’ve done everything you can to ready your new location. This includes inspecting the space and making sure there aren’t any issues with the space. It’s important to make sure your new location is ready for you to move into. If there are any issues with the space, or if you notice anything unusual, you should report them as soon as possible. This can help you avoid a potentially stressful incident, and ensure a smooth move. Get Your Team Involved While hiring professional movers is key to a successful commercial move, it’s also very important to involve your team in the process. The sooner you begin to involve your team in the process, the sooner they’ll begin to feel comfortable with the idea of moving their workspace. By involving your team in the process, you can help them transition and ensure they’re comfortable with the change. This can help minimize the amount of time they spend moving, and ensure they feel a sense of ease with the transition. While it’s important to follow these tips and ensure a successful commercial move, nothing will prepare you for the actual move, or the impact of a commercial move like moving your business. No matter how smoothly your move goes, there’s always a chance that something could go wrong. To help minimize the chances of any surprises, follow these 8 tips to make your commercial moving experience as seamless as possible. By following these tips, you can ensure a smooth and stress-free move – no matter what happens. Thanks for reading! 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T. H. White The Once and Future King quantity The classic novel of King Arthur. A beautiful paperback edition of The Once and Future King, White’s masterful retelling of the Arthurian legend. T.H. White’s masterful retelling of the Arthurian legend is an abiding classic. Here all five volumes that make up the story are published together in a single volume, as White himself always wished. This is the tale of King Arthur and his shining Camelot; of Merlyn and Owl and Guinevere; of beasts who talk and men who fly; of knights, wizardry and war. It is the book of all things lost and wonderful and sad; the masterpiece of fantasy by which all others are judged. Contains The Sword in the Stone, The Witch in the Wood , The Ill-Made Knight, The Candle in the Wind and The Book of Merlyn. `Harry's spiritual ancestor' JK Rowling `As good as anything anyone has written' Neil Gaiman `A sprawling masterpiece of glowing historical prose and psychological power' Lev Grossman

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10 Jul Mississippi’s Secretary of State moves to enforce voter ID law Posted at July 10, 2013 in In the News by Mississippi Center for Justice Martha Bergmark With unseemly haste following the Supreme Court’s recent nullification of a key provision of the Voting Rights Act, Mississippi’s Secretary of State has moved to enforce a new voter identification law that will suppress the vote of African Americans in my home state. Within hours of the Supreme Court’s decision in Shelby County v. Holder, in an email captioned, “This chapter is closed,” Secretary of State Delbert Hosemann trumpeted the court’s holding that Mississippi need no longer seek U. S. Justice Department pre-clearance for changes to its voting laws. “Mississippi citizens have earned the right to determine our voting processes,” he said, even as he announced that the process for implementing the voter ID law “begins today.” Just a few days later, I received Hosemann’s letter informing me that he intends to finalize his draft regulations to implement the law on August 1. Mississippi is not alone. Mississippi, Texas, Alabama and other mostly Deep South jurisdictions were — until the ruling in Shelby — covered by the Voting Rights Act’s buffer against voter suppression schemes that, back in the day, included poll taxes and literacy tests. Today, these jurisdictions are in a mad rush to implement current versions of voter suppression — strong testament to the folly of the Supreme Court’s decision. With a weakened Voting Rights Act, we will see immediate effects that not only make it more difficult for eligible voters to cast a ballot, but turn back the clock on the gains in racial and economic justice we’ve made in the past 50 years. The pre-clearance provision of the Voting Rights Act was the best tool we had to fight voting laws that discriminate against low-income people and communities of color. Since 2006, the Voting Rights Act has been used to block 31 voting changes that the Department of Justice found discriminatory, not to mention the hundreds of laws that the Voting Rights Act deterred by its mere presence. The ramifications of the Supreme Court’s decision extend far beyond the voting booth. In the Court’s opinion, Chief Justice John Roberts points to African American voter registration rates and turnout, and declares that progress on those fronts indicates a need to reevaluate portions of the Voting Rights Act. But the franchise isn’t just about a few statistics — it’s about political power and has deep economic and social implications. The right to vote is about true equality. And we are far from it. Mississippi ranks the lowest in the country in nearly all of the indicators for health, economic security, education and well-being. Our elected officials largely determine the policies that combat these problems and our representatives have let us down in some of the most pressing political issues we are facing today. Last month, the state legislature voted against expanding Medicaid, leaving some 300,000 people without access to health care. Mississippi renewed a payday lending law last year that increased the reliance of low-income borrowers to predatory loans, cementing its ranking as the state with the highest concentration of payday lenders per capita. These measures hurt all of Mississippi, but they especially devastate low-income communities of color. We need to find a way for our legislators to be more accountable to everyday Mississippians, but the ruling in Shelby makes our elected officials even less responsive to their constituents by allowing laws that could take away the right of eligible citizens to vote. Unless we ensure a fair and equitable way to vote for our representatives, there will be a large segment of the population whose political voices are even more muted. This isn’t the time to further divide Mississippi’s already segregated and struggling population. Providing an ID to vote may seem innocuous, but more than one out of every ten eligible voters do not have government-issued ID. A report from the Brennan Center for Justice at NYU School of Law, details how difficult it is to obtain a government-issued photo ID, especially for communities of color, low-income people, students and the elderly. To secure government-issued photo ID in Mississippi, many voters will need a birth certificate. Yet, in a maddening Catch-22, the state requires a government-issued photo ID to obtain a certified copy of a birth certificate. While the Court left the Voting Rights Act severely weakened, there is still some hope. The burden now shifts to civil rights groups to turn to other sections of the Voting Rights Act, such as Sections 2 and 3, and sue when voting laws discriminate against minorities. It will take time and resources, but the civil rights movement is at a crossroads and we can’t afford to erase decades of momentum towards racial and economic equality. Many are now urging Congress to devise an updated formula to determine which areas need federal approval for voting changes. But it isn’t just on Congress to act; it is our burden, too. Fifty years after Selma and the March on Washington, we need to fully recognize that the power to vote is not only the power to elect our officials, but also the power to fight racial discrimination and economic inequality. 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Are You Prepared For Business Disaster? By Matt Sweetwood on July 28, 2020 • ( 7 Comments ) When you are considering setting up a business, you have to have a plan for health and safety. A big part of that plan will be in disaster recovery, but contrary to popular belief, it’s not all about IT and data recovery. Disasters happen when you least expect them, but as a business leader, you need to be as prepared as possible for them to occur. We’re talking everything from fires and floods to terrorist attacks and earthquakes. You have to protect yourself, your property and your staff, and this will mean that you have to look at where you can ensure that everyone is as safe as possible. Are you currently prepared for a business disaster, or do you have more to work on? Is your office building safe and secure, or are you in need of replacing the roof and drains with an NDS Dura slope trench drain to ensure that you’re not risking leaks and flood while you work? Do you have insurance that protects you in the event of a flood? These are all things that you have to ask yourself if you want to be successful in protecting your business and your employees. There is a lot to consider, and you need everything to be in place so that your staff are safe and your equipment is in full working order. With this in mind, we’ve got some excellent tips for business disaster preparedness below, so that you can make better choices going forward. Burst at Pexels Invest In Insurance As a business owner, you have to make sure that you are insured to the hilt. Every single insurance out there needs to be looked into and thoroughly vetted; if you think you need it, invest in it. Disaster preparedness includes being able to protect your staff and your business if a flood or fire wipes out your resources. Being underinsured and even having the wrong kind of insurance can see your business collapsing and unable to recover after a disaster happens. The right insurance can mean that you can mitigate your losses in the event of a disaster. You have to protect yourselves the best way that you can, and insurance will help you to do that. If you sit down and speak to a professional insurance broker, you can make sure that you are not underinsured with your business. You can also get through the legal fine print and know that you have the right insurance for disaster coverage – both physical and digital! The right insurance broker will be able to tell you whether you are covered for the disaster as well as for things like loss of earnings for your staff who need time off work as a result. Look At Your Current IT Strategy Data protection is so important in the current digital landscape, and backing up your systems is an absolute must. If you don’t prioritize your internal data recovery and protection, you can find yourself liable for hackers who steal your information. 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With the right data disaster recovery support in place, you can pull back from a disaster in time and thwart others. Invest In Staff Training You know that you need to train the people who work for you, but more than that, you need to train your staff in how to handle disasters. Fire training, health and safety seminars and even training in how to recognize and handle a flood will also work for your staff. Not only will you be better equipped to ensure that they are safe should a disaster strike, but you will be able to keep the whole office vigilant. You have legal obligations toward the people who are working for you, and if there is a pandemic or a natural disaster, you need to protect them as much as possible. If you dismiss anyone working for you unfairly, you could open yourself to a lawsuit and that will cause a disaster for your business. Instead of worrying about lawsuits, focus on supporting your staff and putting measures in place to protect them in the wake of a problem with your business. No one likes to find themselves out of a job, but it doesn’t have to be the case for your people if you are prepared in advance. Pexels Pixabay Have A Risk Management Plan In Place Every single business has to have a plan to mitigate risk and manage them when they crop up. A risk management plan involves you picturing every single possible scenario that could affect your business. For example, if you are living and working in an area prone to flooding, you may want to ensure that you cover leaks and flooding in your business when you are writing your risk management plan. You should bring in an expert to manage the scenarios with you, help you to review the premises expertly, your financial processes in place and any equipment your staff use while they are working. If you have an outsider come in and look at the way you are doing things, they can make suggestions for how you can do better and respond better when there is a problem occurring. When you identify the risks, the risky behaviour and the possibilities, you can learn how to put up the right protections. Risks come in two forms, and those include the ones that apply to every workplace, and the risks that apply specifically to your business. You need to look beyond the financial risks to your business and prepare yourself for the fall out in all areas. It may sound scary when you go through the risks, but reputational risk and information security risks are one thing, physical risks to the business premises are quite another. If you look for where a fire could start, you’ll be prepared in the event one does. You should include risks to people and property that are caused by disasters in your risk management planning. You should also consider that you need to cover yourself as a business in the event of a death. Secure The Premises Whether you are running an office building or a giant warehouse, you are still susceptible to disaster in your business. If there is a natural disaster, your business is at risk of being looted, especially when they are left unattended overnight or as standard throughout the week. A part of preparing for a business disaster is in being ready for outside things that will affect your ability to continue. If you operate a retail business, for example, looting in a riot could be devastating for your business. You need to up your game with protecting your business premises, and it starts with adding cameras to the front and back doors. You should consider CCTV in the inside of the business, too, to protect your staff while they are working. Displaying the company logo for your security company is a must, and you should consider that this will be a deterrent for criminals near your business. Looters would find it much harder to break in if there are security lights alongside your cameras, too. If you can get quotes for security gates, you will be better off then, too. Security doors with swipe cards, locks on the windows and a sprinkler system in place for fires are all there to back you up, too. Disasters come in many different forms, and if you are using the right disaster management systems, data security systems and you are prepared for natural disasters, you will be ready for anything. As a company, you have to guarantee your employees are safe, and you should work on this as early as when you write your business plan. It may seem far-fetched that your business could be dealing with terrorism, fires and floods, but if you prepare yourself, you’ll find that prevention is better than dealing with the aftermath. The rains may come but with the right drains you’ll avoid leks, prevent flooding and keep your business as safe as possible. Categories: Business & Social Media, Outside Contributors Tagged as: Business Insurance, Disaster Management, Disaster Recovery, Fire Training 4 Simple Ways To Build Your Own Home 8 Fun Ways To Spend Time With Your Children Pingback: Is There A Money Hole In Your Business? You Need To Find It - Matt Sweetwood Pingback: The Funeral Industry Is Like No Other, Are You Prepared For It? - Matt Sweetwood Pingback: How Can The Construction Industry Improve Recycling - Matt Sweetwood Pingback: How eCommerce Businesses Can Achieve More During The Pandemic - Matt Sweetwood Pingback: Clever Ways To Keep Your Business Connected In The Time Of COVID - Matt Sweetwood Pingback: Why You Should Set Up A Debt Collection Agency (Especially Now) - Matt Sweetwood Pingback: How To Disaster Proof Your Business - Matt Sweetwood

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In conjunction with May Day Celebration 30 April 2005 Print page Labour Day, or May Day as some may call it, renews the commitment of the working class to stand in solidarity against the exploitative nature of capitalism. Whilst in Malaysia we have seen the reduction of sweat-shops, exploitation has taken on a different and more sophisticated form. As we celebrate Labour Day this year, it is imperative for us to reflect upon the challenges which we, the working class, are faced with. Globalization, used by the proponents of an uncaring form of capitalism, has been used as a tool to internationalize the exploitation of workers. Governments are increasingly playing a secondary role to Trans-National Corporations (TNCs). The objectives of TNCs are one and the same, which is to maximize profits. They have no qualms about doing it at the expense of the masses, and Governments are succumbing to the strength of the TNC dollar. Globalization – A Call for Workers to Unite Internationally The divide between the haves and the have-nots have increased since the advent of globalization. There are many more people in the world which are being pushed to the fringes of poverty, all in the name of lowering of costs to maximize profits. Investors are portrayed as sacred cows, with the masses being warned so as not to incur their wrath. Demands for wage increases, the legitimate and inalienable right of all workers, are being touted as `wrong’. Management would rather that Unions make an appeal with a whisper and allow discretions or charity to be exercised by those who own the means of production. The position of the working class in our modern society has been cheapened to such an extent that Management would come up with various ingenious schemes to take the initiative away from organized labour. The Malaysian Labour Dilemma The protection accorded to workers in this country are being diminished, all in the name of giving greater leeway to capital to exercise its every whims and fancies freely. The main areas which need to be accorded attention to are : a. Claims for Recognition by Unions This would rate as the pulse of trade unionism. Unfortunately, the Government bureaucracy is being used as an excuse to delay claims of recognition by Unions to represent workers in Companies. It is not uncommon for such claims to be laying idle at the desks of the officials of the Ministry of Human Resources for years. I would venture to say that if no pressure is applied, the claims would not be processed. The process for determining as to whether the Unions have a majority to represent workers in a Company, as prescribed by the law, leaves much to be desired. Very little protection, if any, is given to the more active members where they are faced with victimization schemes by their Companies. The MTUC is calling for a more transparent and speedier system to deal with claims for recognitions by Unions. b. Minimum Wage The absence of a minimum wage in this country would speak volumes of the status that the common worker occupies in the make-up of society. Where less progressive nations such as Bangladesh, Thailand, Vietnam and even a supposedly low labour-cost haven like China have in place a minimum wage mechanism, there is no good reasons as to why Malaysia cannot have one. A minimum wage, which is revised periodically, would ensure that no citizen of the country would have to work at a wage level which would not allow him to take care of his and his family’s basic needs. It certainly cannot be too much to ask. It is pointless to have in place such mega-projects which often turn out as white elephants when we compromise on our social institutions. c. Lack of Consultation with Workers’ Representatives on National Level Policies Workers in this country make up the majority. Yet, it would seem that the decision-making powers are vested in the hands of a very few. This has given rise to an elitist form of Governance, which is not in the interest of the general public. Workers’ Representatives should be consulted on all issues affecting them, be it the issue on foreign labour, amendments to legislations and the like. Any decision made after consultation and deliberation would more likely be palatable to the public at large. There are many other issues but it would suffice for me to raise the ones as I raised above for the purposes of this year’s May Day. The Call for Solidarity The need for workers solidarity is as apparent today as it was when our brothers and sisters from the trade union movements of the generations before us fought for the 8-hour working day, one-rest day in a week, healthy working conditions, etc. We are today faced with the scourge of globalization, where the wages of workers internationally are being depressed. Outsourcing is one of the means to lower wages, where jobs are shifted to lower labour-cost countries. The shifts would continue to take place. If China is the place to be now, we could all be rest assured that there would be a shift away from China in time to come – when the cost of labour there rises. The bottom of the barrel is unknown, where in the meantime families are being challenged to make ends meet and their quality of life being compromised on. We should all now take greater pains to increase the membership of Unions to accord workers greater protection. The increase in numbers would also allow for greater resistance to be put up against the might of capital.

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Together in Aloneness August 17, 2010 1 MP3 Download 1 hrs. 41 min. $10.00 Spirituality often feels like a solo journey, but paradoxically we are not alone. In this satsang, Mukti helps us let go into the deepest connection with all that surrounds us. She leads us to the quietude of the heart where the sense of a separate "me" yields to the mysterious wholeness that is always holding and supporting us all. Topics Include: The Support of the Quiet / The Holding Still in Letting Go / Intimacy with This Moment / The Paradigm of the Heart /The Mystery of What We Are / A Connection Always Available / Inviting All Parts of Yourself Quotes from this Download: “Letting go is a pairing with quietude.” “When you feel a letting go, there is an element of holding still.” “When you look without grasping, the whole universe is looking out of your eyes. It’s an opportunity to see what it is to move without a sense of a central me.” Recorded on August 17, 2010 in Berkeley, California.

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Expanding Voices in the USA: The Resurgence of the Accordion Celebrated at NAMM’s Museum of Making Music CARLSBAD, Calif. – December 13, 2018 – Across musical genres and in top hit songs, there’s a chance you’ve heard it: the rich sonority of hundreds of reeds set in motion by the hand-powered bellows of an accordion. An instrument that had largely faded from view returns to the landscape of popular music in a variety of genres and styles and is now chronicled in a one-of-a-kind immersive experience. Opening today, NAMM’s Museum of Making Music will present Accordions: Expanding Voices in the USA, a new exhibit designed to explore the accordion today and the myriad of ways its aficionados are using it. Leaving stereotypes in the dust, the exhibition includes recordings of the accordion across genres from classical and jazz to Norteño and punk, and stories from musicians who love the instrument. “It is an extremely exciting experience when we start to see the resurgence of an instrument that had once faded from the spotlight, and even more exciting to see all the creative ways that musicians reincorporate and instrument some traditional and some supremely innovative,” shared Carolyn Grant, MoMM’s Executive Director. “From festivals in Sacramento to New Orleans to New York, and even onto the Billboard charts, its clear a diverse group of musicians has been reintroduced to the instrument and is wasting no time filling our musical world with new expression.” The exhibition also features an expanded look at the insides of the accordion, and presents historical examples illustrating the development of the accordion from its early roots to its incredible popularity in school classrooms in the 1950s, to the modern form of today. Visitors will also have the chance to make their own accordion music with interactive instruments, provided by Hohner, and can learn to play instantly with the help of an easy how-to-get-started video. Accordions: Expanding Voices in the USA will run through August 31, and will be accompanied by a variety of concert dates scheduled to demonstrate the unique beauty and versatility of these instruments, including Cory Pesaturo with special guest Count Guido Roberto Deiro on December 13, and Banda Magda on February 21, 2019. For over 20 years, the Museum of Making Music has presented some of the rarest and most historically-significant exhibitions including Low: The Power & Beauty of Bass; The Ukulele and You: America’s Enduring Love of the Jumping Flea; The Magic & Mystery of Slide Guitar, and more. About the Museum of Making Music NAMM's Museum of Making Music presents the storied history of music instruments and products - from invention, to creation, to market - as its canvas to enrich people of all ages and backgrounds. They do this by offering educational immersion opportunities, exhibitions, hands-on experiences, and live performances that inform and inspire, while demonstrating how musical instruments impact popular culture and connect lives. A division of the NAMM Foundation, the museum opened at the NAMM (National Association of Music Merchants) headquarters in March, 2000. MoMM is the only museum of the music products industry, and is the only museum worldwide that focuses on the ecosystem of music making from 1900 to present day. For details on the museum’s concerts, exhibits, workshops and outreach programs, please visit https://www.museumofmakingmusic.org/

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Holiday Benefit Show / Let’s Just Be Friends @ The Cornerstone December 29, 2015 @ 9:00 pm - 12:00 am Join us for a holiday benefit bash on Tuesday, December 29th for a night of music, friendship, giving, and holiday cheer! All proceeds go to supporting local Syrian refugee families who are building new lives in Guelph. Share the love! Suggested donation of $10 at the door; all ages welcome.

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Bracebridge offering Community Improvement grants and loans to eligible businesses The Town of Bracebridge is reminding business owners they are offering a series of financial programs through a combination of grants and loans designed to leverage private sector investment to stimulate development and redevelopment. The Community Improvement Plan programs provide up to 25% of the total cost of eligible projects including building, property, signage and façade improvements, energy efficiency retrofits, housing, and more. Applications for the 2023 programs are now being accepted on an ongoing basis or until funding is exhausted. In 2022, the Town of Bracebridge contributed over $97,000 in grants towards projects that helped revitalize 32 local businesses, successfully leveraging an estimated $1,000,000 in private sector investment from the grant recipients. To learn more about the 2023 Community Improvement Plan and how to apply, visit bracebridge.ca/CIP.

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Tag Archives: Edgar Wright Dinner, Richmond Sunday Supper: The Dog and Pig Show I love the films of Edgar Wright. Not exactly food blog related, but stick with me. Hey! That shot has ketchup in it! I love the films of Edgar Wright. In Hot Fuzz, his homage to the tropes of cop movies, there is this recurring joke that keeps happening. (You know….cause it’s recurring.) This bumbling reporter is interviewing a bumbling cop on the scene of a grizzly murder and instead of asking him anything related to the murder, he asks, “What is your perfect Sunday?” It’s small, silly moment, but it made me think about my perfect Sunday. Sundays can be tough. I’m prone to the Sunday blues. It’s hard to break up with the weekend and get back on the weekly grind. But my perfect Sunday looks a lot like last Sunday did. Brunch, a little cleaning (it must be done), a nap (again, it must be done), an Edgar Wright movie, and a bitchin’ dinner. I’m not sure how I found The Dog and Pig Show. Probably from some shameless Instagram stalking. Their carry-out shop in Church Hill is on point. It is beautifully designed with a gorgeous menu, drawing equally from Southern and Asian influences. Like shrimp and grits with bacon butter, kimchi and roe. Or pimento grilled cheese sandwiches with tomato jam, bacon and avocado. And the baked goods. Heavenly. When I found out they did monthly Sunday Suppers, I had to go. So I could eat all the things and chase the blues away. The dinner was held at the owner’s home, which was absolutely lovely. As was the company. I always get nervous in a situation where I’m meeting a group of strangers and I’m going to have to sit with them for a whole evening. What if we have nothing to talk about? What if we literally cannot find anything in common to discuss? Are we just going to sit and stare at each other and say, “So……………………………………………………………….hot out there.” But, it’s never the case. This was a really diverse, fun group of people and we all had something pretty fundamental in common: a love of food. And thankfully, there was plenty of that to go around. The Sunday Suppers are booked through the end of the summer. But let’s face it, maybe you have the Monday Malaise. Or the Tuesday Troubles. Or the Wednesday Worries. Or the Thursday Thadness. Or the Friday Fears. Or the Saturday Sadness. YES. OK. CALM DOWN. I was reaching a bit on Thursday. Get yourself to The Dog and Pig Show any day of the week. It will cure what ails you. Basil Gimlet. Plus, my red Toms! Roast Duck spring roll with spicy pickled cucumbers. Non-allergy havers had a version with roast duck and scallops. Build Your Own Ramen. Sweet and Spicy and just lovely. Bruleed peach with white chocolate wasabi cream -and molasses crumble. The textures were INSANE. The Dog and Pig Show is at 314 N. 25th Street in Richmond, VA. Hours are Tuesday – Friday 11a-7p and Saturday 9a-3p. Tagged bumbling, Church Hill, cop movies, Edgar Wright, Hot Fuzz, Instagram, Jokes, ketchup, Nick Frost, recurring, Simon Pegg, Sunday blues, The Dog and Pig Show, Toms, tropes

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← #1 You Are Loved But Without Faith, Part 2 → Abounding in Hope This world is full of disappointments, heartaches and sadness. Wouldn’t it be great to have hope?! How about to be abounding in hope? Abounding means to have or possess in great quantity, existing in or providing a great or plentiful quantity or supply. I do not know your situation or what you have been dealing with, but God knows. There have been times in my life when I have felt a sense of hopelessness, stemming from helplessness. I think we all go through it at one time or another. The important thing to note, is to NOT stay in the state or feeling of hopelessness. Easy to say, but harder to do. How can you and I find hope? The world shifts under our feet, people let us down, we let people down, life is hard. Can someone just tell me how?! “Now may the God of hope fill you with all joy and peace in believing, that you may abound in hope by the power of the Holy Spirit.” Romans 15:13 (NKJV) God has the answer. in fact, He IS the answer. He IS a God of hope and He fills His children with hope. Filled, not just a tiny quantity…but abounding in hope! He knows we need it to survive and thrive here. Not that all of our problems magically disappear but it puts them in a brighter perspective, knowing that God IS in control. We are given a hope that does not disappoint, because this hope comes from Gods love directly poured into our hearts, it is a hope that helps us hold on and endure hardships and pain. “Now hope does not disappoint, because the love of God has been poured out in our hearts by the Holy Spirit who was given to us.” Romans 5:5 (NKJV) When we accept Jesus Christ as our Savior and we walk with God, we receive within us, the power of the Holy Spirit. After Jesus was resurrected and ascended to heaven, a Helper was given to all believers. Look up John 16:5-15 and see the Power believers are given! The Holy Spirit was given to us by God to help us. If we choose to allow the Holy Spirit to guide and help; we can experience joy and peace during our darkest times. He will walk with us through our troubles, sorrows and heartaches. We need to hold on to hope. There will come a day when all will be made right and evil will be defeated and forever erased! “And God will wipe away every tear from their eyes; there shall be no more death, nor sorrow, nor crying. There shall be no more pain, as the former things have passed away.” Revelations 21:4 (NKJV) May you abound in the hope of God, and may He fill you with His peace and joy. This entry was posted in Bible, Bible study, Spiritual, Truth and tagged abound, abundance, abundantly, Holy Spirit, hope, hopelessness, Jesus Christ, joy, peace, Revelation 21:4, Romans 15:13, Romans 5:5. Bookmark the permalink. « Oct Mar »

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December 17, 2006 / 1 Comment If you must know If you see me on Monday and I’m looking a little off my game, this is the reason why: Cascading Style Sheets… or CSS for short. For some reason I thought it would be swell to teach myself a few more of the basics of CSS this weekend… and try to set up a simple page as a test. The result is a new, minimalist home page for my web site. It’s plain, it’s a creativity free zone, and it’s a little more pinkish than I had originally intended (a laptop screen isn’t always the best place to judge color), but it’s table free! Hoo-ray for me! Weak coffee diaries Myself says: You know, it doesn’t look the least bit pink at work.

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Family Name Art Address Art The Chick Inn (Personalized) Size Standard - 24" x 6" Small - 20" x 5" Large - 28" x 7" Color Black Jack Black Golden Vein Antique Beige Arizona Turquoise Rust Bucket Rustic Other Standard - 24" x 6" / Black Jack Black - $28.00 USD Standard - 24" x 6" / Golden Vein - $28.00 USD Standard - 24" x 6" / Antique Beige - $28.00 USD Standard - 24" x 6" / Arizona Turquoise - $28.00 USD Standard - 24" x 6" / Rust Bucket - $28.00 USD Standard - 24" x 6" / Rustic - $28.00 USD Standard - 24" x 6" / Other - $28.00 USD Small - 20" x 5" / Black Jack Black - $20.00 USD Small - 20" x 5" / Golden Vein - $20.00 USD Small - 20" x 5" / Antique Beige - $20.00 USD Small - 20" x 5" / Arizona Turquoise - $20.00 USD Small - 20" x 5" / Rust Bucket - $20.00 USD Small - 20" x 5" / Rustic - $20.00 USD Small - 20" x 5" / Other - $20.00 USD Large - 28" x 7" / Black Jack Black - $45.00 USD Large - 28" x 7" / Golden Vein - $45.00 USD Large - 28" x 7" / Antique Beige - $45.00 USD Large - 28" x 7" / Arizona Turquoise - $45.00 USD Large - 28" x 7" / Rust Bucket - $45.00 USD Large - 28" x 7" / Rustic - $45.00 USD Large - 28" x 7" / Other - $45.00 USD What color would you like this piece? Antique Beige Arizona Turquoise Army Camo Green Bronze Cast Capri Blue Golden Vein Goldtastic Green Green Vein Hammered Cedar Highend Charcoal Light Pink Rainbow Blue Rust Bucket Sapphire Blue Sassy Seaside Beige Silver Artery Sparkling Pink Sterling Gold Subtle Gold Sunstorm Silver Traffic Green Ultramarine Blue Water Blue Wild Lilac Winter Green Year Established 2022 2021 2020 2019 2018 2017 2016 2015 2014 2013 2012 2011 2010 2009 2008 2007 2006 2005 2004 2003 2002 2001 2000 1999 1998 1997 1996 1995 1994 1993 1992 1991 1990 1989 1988 1987 1986 1985 1984 1983 1982 1981 1980 1979 1978 1977 1976 1975 1974 1973 1972 1971 1970 1969 1968 1967 1966 1965 1964 1963 1962 1961 1960 1959 1958 1957 1956 1955 1954 1953 1952 1951 1950 1949 1948 1947 1946 1945 1944 1943 1942 1941 1940 1939 1938 1937 1936 1935 1934 1933 1932 1931 1930 1929 1928 1927 1926 1925 1924 1923 1922 1921 1920 1919 1918 1917 1916 1915 1914 1913 1912 1911 1910 1909 1908 1907 1906 1905 1904 1903 1902 1901 2019 This piece is plasma cut from 16 gauge mild steel, ground, sandblasted and powder coated in your choice of color. It is a solid rectangular plate with the phrase 'The Chick Inn,' in a country-casual font, removed. Additionally, it features two arrows at the bottom, facing each other on either side of the 'established year'. To personalize this piece we will need: The Established Year The Chick Inn is available in 3 sizes: Small - 20" x 5" Standard - 24" x 6" Large - 28" x 7" This piece can be powder coated in a large variety of colors. A complete list of available colors can be found in the last image for this piece. Alternatively, you may access our palette and read about our recommendations in this article. Recommended colors by the artist, Stephanie: Black Jack Black Golden Vein (for indoor use) Rust Bucket This piece comes with mounting hardware in the form of: Pre-drilled holes - one in each corner of the rectangle (screws not included) Need your items in a hurry? Please add this item to your order. By adding this to your cart, your order will be pushed ahead of all outstanding non-rush orders. Back to Farm Fresh © 2023, My Metal Works. Powered by Shopify

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Something New Somewhere Old The Myrtles Plantation is proud to announce the ground breaking on our new restaurant, event space and 6 new overnight accommodations. We will be reporting our progress monthly on this project. Check back with us the first of each month to see what we have accomplished and whats to come! "Haunted or not, this place deserves to be the center of any vacation tour of the South. We loved just sitting and enjoying a quiet evening experiencing the Myrtles Plantation. It was the most friendly staff I can say I have seen in a long time. Every one went out of their way to make sure we were comfortable and welcome."

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Rumor Has It That Phoebe Philo Might Exist Celine Soon By SpiceTV Africa Creative Directors are a huge part of fashion brands. The design aesthetics of a creative director can make or mar a brand. The likes of Alexandro Michele and Phoebe Philo are rare to find, and when there is news that Phoebe Philo might be existing Celine, you begin to ponder on the gap created and how competent the next person would be. Phoebe Philo has been the creative director of the french fashion house Celine since 2006 after working for Chloé in 1997 as Stella McCartney’s design assistant and succeeding her as creative director in 2001. Asides from revamping the french fashion house, she has had a lot of achievements on her sleeves. In 2010 she won the “British Designer of the Year” awarded to her by the British Council, thereafter In 2011, she won the “International Designer of the Year” awarded to her by CFDA and many more. This would not be the first time that a rumor about her exist from Celine is actually making news round, in 2015, and 2016, there was a similar rumor, but this seems to be the real deal, as LVMH, the parent company of Celine have not denied interviewing reputable designers for the role of a creative director, sources reveal that some of the persons being interviewed are Natasa Cagalj, formerly of Stella McCartney; design director of Céline ready-to-wear (per his LinkedIn) Michael Rider; and Victoria Beckham’s design director Ilaria Icardi as potential replacements. Phoebe Philo is known for her eccentric up to the minute bizarre styles times, in 2016 she sent models down the runway committing a fashion faux pas by wearing mismatched shoes. Although Phoebe has made it clear that she is dedicated to Celine, but what if this time she is existing for real just like when she left Chloe in 2016 to take a break and cater to her family.

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LIVE OAK, FLA., FEBRUARY 20, 2023 – Residents of seven North Central Florida counties are being alerted of potential flood zone changes and the Suwannee River Water Management District (District) is asking them to provide feedback at a series of meetings this week. Tuesday, February 21 – Bradford County Courthouse in Starke – 5 p.m. to 8 p.m. Wednesday, February 22 – James A. Lewis Commission Chambers in Alachua – 5 p.m. to 8 p.m. Thursday, February 23 – Westside Community Center in Lake City – 5 p.m. to 8 p.m. Residents who live in certain areas of Alachua, Baker, Bradford, Columbia, Gilchrist, Suwannee, and Union counties could be impacted by the updated Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) flood maps. This could result in changes to flood zones in some areas – some residents who do not currently live in flood zones could be moved into flood zones, and residents currently in flood zones could be moved out of those zones. Flood zone designations can impact insurance rates. Ahead of these meetings, the District is encouraging residents to look up the status of their property to see any proposed changes. They can do so by visiting the online web map and search by their address. Residents can also visit the virtual meeting room and follow the steps below to review possible changes to their property: Ensure the “Changes Since Last Effective” layer is turned on for their specific county to see projected changes. Areas in red are new additions into a flood zone; areas in green have been removed from a flood zone. If residents see a proposed change to their property and do not agree with the flood risk status, they are encouraged to attend any of the three upcoming meetings, where representatives from the District and FEMA will be available to discuss the development of the flood risk maps for the region. Those unable to attend can submit feedback at this link for up to 30 days after the meetings. ⇐Previous Enjoy the outdoors this month as March is Florida Biking MonthNext⇒ SRWMD reminds residents of upcoming Santa Fe Watershed Flood Risk Review meetings

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Ian M. Wallach Ian Wallach practices law in Los Angeles at the Law Office of Ian Wallach, P.C. Ian’s practice is substantially devoted to criminal defense, with much of it involving the representation of indigent accused persons through court appointment. He also devotes substantial time to providing pro bono representation. Ian has worked in numerous practice settings, including serving as a deputy public defender in Los Angeles County and as a law clerk in the International Criminal Tribunal for the Former Yugoslavia, where he participated in drafting the indictment of Slobodan Milosevic. Ian is a frequent legal commentator. Ian represented an individual accused of blackmailing Stevie Wonder (obtaining a misdemeanor) and was the first lawyer (along with Jason Feldman) to get a substantial judgement against the United States for failing to protect an inmate from Valley Fever. He successfully argued the seminal case of Edison v. United States before the 9th Circuit. He is admitted to practice in New York, Colorado and California, the U.S. Supreme Court, the Second and Ninth Circuit Courts of Appeal, and numerous districts courts. Ian has become increasingly active at NACDL, serving as a member of the Corrections Committee and a presenter at a recent seminars. Ian Wallach earned his undergraduate degree, magna cum laude, from the University of Oregon, and his law degree from the University of California, Hastings College of Law. He is an NACDL Life Member.

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insurance options for self-employed individuals in ontario

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Habitats & Adaptations Environmental Importance Activities/Multimedia The oceanic habitats support a great diversity of life and ecosystems (Ocean Literacy Principle #5) Corals are found throughout the world’s ocean in shallow and deep water however, reef-building corals are found mainly in tropical waters. These corals require clear, warm and shallow water for their zooxanthellae (photosynthetic symbiotic algae) to capture the necessary light and nutrients for photosynthesis. Most reef building corals contain zooxanthellae that help corals make their hard-outer exoskeleton from CaCO3, calcium carbonate, they extract from the seawater (corals can produce the skeletons on their own but much slower). However, there are many different types of corals including feathery like flowing sea fans, solidary corals and even deep-sea cold-water corals. There are three main types of tropical coral reefs - fringing reef, barrier reef, and atoll. Fringing reefs are the most common and grow in a narrow band (fringe) nearby the shore. Barrier reefs are also found along the coast but are typically farther out from shore than fringe reefs and are separated from the shore by a deep lagoon. Atolls are a ring of coral reefs that surround one central lagoon and are usually found far from land. Coral atolls can be on top of a subsided (submerged) volcano, seamount or formed from corals growing on top of a subsiding island. These slow growing animals build reefs that cover less than 1% of the earth’s surface yet are the most biologically diverse and complex structures in the marine environment! A quarter of all marine species depend on coral reefs for food and shelter. Brightly colored small fish dart in and out of the reef crevices, molluscs and sponges attach directly to the coral structure, crustaceans like shrimp and crabs can be found hiding among the many nooks while larger fish like groupers and predators such as sharks roam the waters keeping the ecosystem in balance. Tropical coral reefs are home to a myriad of species and complex interactions that creates one of the most productive ecosystems that is vital to the sustainability of our earth. Describe how flora and fauna are uniquely adapted to thrive in tropical coral reefs Discuss the symbiotic relationships between corals and zooxanthellae Differentiate between how animal species rely on coral reefs Analyzing Adaptations Flora and Fauna in Coral Reef Habitats: Species Found in Coral Reefs A healthy reef is a biologically diverse ecosystem supporting a great number of species that in turn help make the reef more resilient and able to withstand disturbances. Coral Reefs are home to a variety of species that utilize the unique structure of the reef environment for various needs – some live there year-round, some use the habitat for nurseries, some pop in for a cleaning or to feed on the ample prey. Sharks, rays, octopus, seastars, anemones, worms, snails, fish of all sizes and shapes and more rely on coral reefs for survival. When coral reefs are damaged and destroyed the cascading effects on all species is widespread. Year-round Residents There are many marine species that live year-round on the coral reefs – some are sessile attached to the corals while other swim and dart about. Daily life on the reef consists of searching for food, a mate (or two!), carving out a home (competition for space is fierce!) or resting. Coral reefs are home to a variety of hard corals (the reef building types) and soft corals (such as sea whips that are bendable). The many invertebrates that inhabit the reef year-round include sponges, seastars, shrimp, crabs, sea cucumbers and worms. In addition, there are a variety of fish speceis that call the reef home. The Giant clam is the largest marine bivalve and can live up to 100 years! Growing as large as 4 feet and weighing over 500 pounds, these sessile bottom dwelling species have a similar symbiotic relationship with zooxanthellae as corals. The symbiotic algae live inside the clam’s tissues providing it with nutrition and are responsible for the clam’s bright colors. In return the algae are afforded protection and when the clams open up their large shells during the day, the algae have access to the sunlight needed for photosynthesis. In addition to nutrients supplied by the alae, giant clams are filter feeders meaning they filter small particles of plankton from the water. If the clam is unhealthy and their algae are dying, the clams will bleach white in the same fashion as stressed corals that have expelled their zooxanthellae. Grey Reef sharks are typically gray with a white ventral side. All their fins are black tipped except for their dorsal fin which is white tipped. The gray reef shark prefers the warm, shallow waters of coral reefs and is one of the most common sharks found in the Indo-Pacific region. It can grow up to 8 feet and, in the wild, live for 25 years. Sociable animals, gray reef sharks gather in schools of over 100 individuals! They feed on squid, bony fish, crabs and octopus. These sharks are active both day and night! Most notable about the grey reef shark is its highly sensitive sense of smell which aids in hunting their prey as they cruise along the open waters over the coral reef. Like many sharks, the gray reef shark is an apex predator helping to keep the coral reef ecosystem healthy and in balance by keeping populations from growing too large. Visitor Species Coral reefs are a host to a variety of species - all that have a different need or niche the reef play a role in fulfilling even if they are just visiting the reef. For the Green Sea Turtle that need is a good cleaning! Green sea turtles live throughout the topics and subtropical ocean basins but visit coral reefs when they become dragged down by too many barnacles, algae or other organisms that attach to their shell. Cleaner fish and cleaner shrimp and their “cleaner stations” are well known to other species. Moray eels and green turtles will visit these cleaner stations on coral reef engaging in a symbiotic relationship with the cleaner fish or shrimp. The eels and turtles get a good cleaning, ridding their skin and shells of parasites, algae, bacteria, or other nuisances and the fish/shrimp get a free meal! Nursery Grounds Many reef fish spawn in waters over coral reefs. Chemical cues within the water column and the moon phases indicate to these fish (and many other reef species) that it is time to swim up into the water column and release their eggs. The eggs are carried away on the ebbing tide helping to ensure enough eggs escape the waiting mouths of predators for the fish populations to survive. Once hatched, the same young ride the incoming tides back to the coral reef to settle continuing the cycle. The multiple nooks and crannies of the reef provide ample hiding spots from hungry predators and the abundance of food is just what a young fish needs to grow strong! Flora and Fauna Adaptations Coral reefs are often referred to as the rainforests of the sea! These biodiverse ecosystems are home to many different species of flora and fauna that are adapted to live in shallow, low nutrient waters. Corals, invertebrates, and reef fish have adaptations necessary for survival in an ecosystem where waters ebb and flow with the tide as well as the challenges of competition for substrate and limited hiding places from predators. Flora Adaptations Zooxanthellae, microscopic algae have adapted to live inside coral polyps. These single celled plants provide the corals with up to 60% of their nutrition from photosynthesis and aid in the production of the coral's outer calcium carbonate skeleton. In turn the corals provide protection,CO2 and other nutrients the zooxanthellae require for photosynthesis. Fauna Adaptations Corals have more than one way to reproduce. A single polyp can break off or divide into new polyps and they can also reproduce sexually during which corals release eggs and sperm into the water column. This massive broadcast spawning occurs on during certain nights of the year, usually just after a full moon between October and December. Both male and female corals release their gametes into the open waters at the same time. This simultaneous release increases the chances of fertilization, escape from predators and greater genetic diversity as gametes from different corals combine. Reef fish have also evolved to survive in the coral reef environment by adapting their body shape and structure. Coral reefs have many nooks and crannies of which some are tight spaces. These fish have a flatter body that allows them to maneuver better and seek shelter among the crevices in order to hide from a predator. The brightly colored patterns of reef fish are also an adaptation. Some fish, such as the Butterfly fish, have a false eye – a dot on its dorsal fin that confuse predators into thinking its rear is actually its head. Additionally, the bright coloration of reef fish helps them blend into the surround corals, camouflaging them from predators. Some corals have adaptations to survive coral bleaching. That is, they have their own natural protection. They produce a kind of sunblock, called a fluorescent pigment. These pigments control the amount of light entering the coral tissue by reflecting visible and harmful UV rays. During times of high temperatures, the fluorescent pigments help the corals resist bleaching. Key Vocabulary Broadcast Spawning Fringe Reef Subsided Zooxanthellae The ocean ecosystems made the Earth inhabitable (Ocean Literacy Principle #4) Coral reefs are highly productive and diverse ecosystems that provide a multitude of ecosystem services and are vital to the health of the planet and its inhabitants. Some of these services include protecting coasts from storms and waves, providing habitat and shelter for various species of fish, invertebrates and other marine life. Coral reefs also provide economic benefits in the form of fishing, tourisms and recreation. More than 25% of all marine life rely on coral reefs for all or portions of their lives. Humans also depend on coral reef ecosystems for survival. Approximately 1/8 of the world population live near the coast and rely upon coral reefs and their surrounding waters for subsistence. As storms become more frequent and intense, coral reefs play an even more important part in protecting our coastlines. These immense structures act as a breaker absorbing storm and wave energy thereby mitigating the amount of surge hitting the coastline and reducing erosion. Many corals utilize a type of chemical warfare in defense from predators including other corals trying to overtake their space. Modern medicine is looking at the chemical compounds of corals for potential treatment of diseases. Coral reefs have so many benefits and functions on a global scale that any imbalance or damage to these ecosystems will have cascading effects, some of which are still unknown. Identify 3 ways that coral reefs are environmentally important Explain the significance of reducing storm and wave energy Comprehend the significance of indicator species and importance of biodiversity for healthy resilient ecosystems. Analyzing the significance of coral reef functions in the global environment Tropical coral reefs are one of the most diverse ecosystems providing vital and valuable ecosystem services. Coral reefs protect shoreline from storms reducing the wave energy, provide habitat for over 25% of all marine species, provide economic and recreational opportunities to millions of people and are a source of food and medicine. Coastal Protection Coral polyps build their calcium carbonate exoskeleton upon previous generations of corals. In doing so, large, vertical structures are created. The coral’s symbiotic zooxanthellae require ample amounts of sunlight for photosynthesis therefore most of the coral reefs are built in shallow offshore waters. When storms such as hurricanes approach land the coral reef acts as a natural barrier causing the waves to break or slow down farther away from the coastline. In doing so, the wave energy impacting the shoreline is abated which in turn reduces erosion and coastal flooding. Did you know coral reefs can absorb a lot of energy from waves...over 90%! An indicator species is a species whose presence, population size and health are a direct connection to the health of their habitat. Coral reefs are sensitive to changes in temperature, water quality and pH levels of the ocean. As sea surface temperatures rise corals become stressed and respond by expelling their zooxanthellae. The colorful corals become pale and eventually turn white or bleached. Corals also will expel their zooxanthellae when the normally clear water become cloudy from too much sediment (erosion), when an influx of nutrients result in algal blooms or when the pH of the waters become more acidic as a result of the oceans absorbing excess atmospheric CO2. By monitoring the condition of corals we are alerted to changes in the health of the ocean waters surrounding the coral reefs and can take steps to mitigate potentially deadly results. Biologically Diverse Ecosystem Biodiversity refers to the variety of and population size of different species inhabiting an ecosystem. The more diverse an ecosystem is, the more resilient it is and better able to withstand disturbances including effects from the changing climate. Coral reefs are found in 109 countries around the world and play a very important role in protecting the earth’s biodiversity. Approximately 25% of all marine species rely on coral reefs either directly or indirectly for survival. Carbon Sink The ocean ecosystems are efficient in recycling nutrients, especially carbon. The ocean absorbs atmospheric carbon dioxide which is readily take up by phytoplankton and used in the process of photosynthesis. These organisms are prey for different types of herbivores, which in turn are food for larger predators. As the large predators die and decompose on the ocean bottoms, bacteria and other decomposers continue the recycling the nutrients and carbon dioxide – essentially locking away the atmospheric carbon dioxide through the efficient biological pump cycling. Corals and other organisms that build their exoskeletons and shells out of calcium carbonate also play a role in locking away carbon dioxide. Clams, oysters and corals extract carbonate and calcium from the seawater to form their shells. Want to learn more about Biodiversity? Watch our short videos lesson on the importance of Biodiversity Atmospheric CO2 Decomposers Symbiotic The Changing Climate The ocean is a major influence on climate (Ocean Literacy Principle #3) Corals have experienced many extinction events over the past 500 million years due in large part to substantial changes to the environment. The changing climate and human activities can lead to the destruction of coral reefs and reduce or eliminate the ecosystem services provided by coral reefs. The Great Barrier Reef formed about 20 million years ago and is currently in a state of decline due to similar drastic climatic changes that ultimately led to the disappearance of coral reef throughout the millennia. Twenty-two coral species are listed on the Endangered Species Act as threatened and three as endangered. Develop an understanding of the interdependence humans have with coral reefs including how our actions directly or indirectly change coral reef dynamics Identify and understand sources of climate change, describing and explaining the causes and discuss the adverse effects as well as long-term solutions Anthropogenic Actions and Climate Change Human activity has altered the climate through increased input of carbon dioxide (and other greenhouse gases) into the atmosphere, decreased biodiversity through overfishing and habitat loss, disrupted the intricate ocean food webs, decreased populations of apex predators and loss of critical habitat. These actions increase the earth’s global average temperature, add excess nutrients and runoff into the sea as well as speed up the melting of land and sea ice of which all have an adverse effect on coral reef ecosystems. Humans have been burning fossil fuels since the industrial revolution. This process of using coal, oil and gas for energy produces gases including CO2, CH4 and N2O collectively known as greenhouse gases, as a by-product. In the atmosphere, these gases in appropriate levels allow a certain amount of the sun’s energy in while allowing for excess heat to be radiated back out to space warming the earth from the outer atmosphere inward. Just the right amount of radiated heat allowed in enables the earth to be at the right temperature for life to exist. However, with the increase of more greenhouse gases trapped within the atmosphere the earth is heating up faster. As the global surface temperature rise glaciers are melting and the meltwaters are flowing into the ocean. Since 1993 the ocean has risen by 95 mm. This may not seem like a big increase but approximately 1/3 of people worldwide live in low lying areas near the coast. Many in major cities like New York, Miami, Bangkok and Shanghai plus many small island nations such as the Maldives, Grand Bahama, Solomon Islands and Micronesia are already under threat of rising seas. The warming of the earth is also causing the ocean sea surface temperatures to increase - 90% of the increased heat is trapped by the ocean - which results in thermal expansion which indirectly results in increased sea levels. The ocean on average absorbs approximately 1/3 of anthropogenic atmospheric CO2. As increased amounts of CO2 is emitted into the atmosphere the ocean is absorbing more and more CO2 ultimately changing the chemistry and pH. Prior to industrial times, the pH of the ocean was on average 8.2, however the pH has since dropped to 8.07. This may not seem like a big change but remember the pH scale is logarithmic meaning a one unit change is equivalent to a tenfold change - the current decrease represents about a 30% change towards acidity! Even seemingly small changes in ocean pH can be detrimental to species that require carbonate ions to build their outer calcium carbonate shells/ exoskeleton like oysters, corals. As the oceans absorb CO2, chemical reactions take place that cause more hydrogen ions to be available. These hydrogen ions (H+) will bond with carbonate ions (CO3 -2) forming bicarbonate ions (HCO3-) locking away carbonate ions corals and shell building organisms need. A 0.1 unit drop in pH has resulted in a 20% decrease in available carbonate ions. Increasing amounts of CO2 and acidity make it difficult for organism to form their exoskeleton and shells or weakens their existing exoskeleton/shell leaving them vulnerable to predation and disease. Research conducted on the Great Barrier Reef has found the coral skeletons have a lower density than pre 1950s. Not only will corals struggle to build their calcium carbonate exoskeleton, but studies have also shown that larval corals are being impacted as well. Some species of planktonic larval corals are unable to find suitable substrate to settle on thereby impacting the success of future generations of coral reefs and all the organisms that rely upon the reef ecosystem for survival. An invasive species is a plant or animal that causes harm, either ecologically or economically, in an ecosystem where it is not native. These aliens have multiple advantages over the indigenous species and can cause serious damage in a short time to the invaded ecosystem altering the community structure, decreasing biodiversity and function of the ecosystem. Most invasive species are opportunistic easily adapting to the new environment finding plentiful sources of food, reproduce rapidly and do not have to worry about predators (most invasive species are not palatable to local predators). The lionfish is native to coral reefs in the Indo-Pacific waters and are known to eat over 100 different species of fish! It was introduced into the waters of the Caribbean and along the coasts of Florida in the mid 1980s where its populations have exploded threatening the health of the coral reefs. Lionfish eat herbivorous fish such as the parrotfish that eat algae. These fish help keep the algae under control and protect the corals from being taken over by algae and ultimately killing the corals. A single lionfish can reduce the recruitment of native fish by 79% meaning fewer young fish settling in the coral reef waters resulting in a less diverse ecosystem. Most marine debris originates from land-based sources, some from areas far away from the ocean, however the effects on the marine ecosystem are far reaching. Wind, ocean currents and gyres move trash throughout the ocean surface and water column. Plastic water bottles, plastic bags, discarded fishing line, plastic bottle caps, packaging material are just some of the marine debris that is wreaking havoc on the marine environment including coral reefs. As societies increase their use of single use and throwaway products, the more trash and damage is done to the marine environment. Plastic bags can smoother coral colonies, floating debris such as fishing nets, lines or traps get caught on coral, especially branching corals, damaging and/or breaking the corals. As corals become damaged or destroyed, algae and other opportunistic species take over drastically altering the reef ecosystem and food web. Many species that are part of the coral reef ecosystem are directly affected by marine debris – sea turtles mistake floating plastic bags as jellyfish – their favorite food, small invertebrates and zooplankton ingest various types of plastic debris. These animals die from starvation with their stomachs filled with plastic or choke on pieces of trash. Anthropogenic Bicarbonate ion Carbonate ion Gyres Opportunistic species Palatable Shipping and Navigation The ocean and humans are inextricably interconnected (Ocean Literacy Principle #6) Humans have been taking to the sea since the 1200s when the Phoenicians began using celestial navigation to voyage across the ocean. Since then, we have made tremendous strides in advancing technology for sea-going voyages, navigational tools, harvest of ocean resources and in our understanding of our actions impact on the ocean ecosystems Identify efforts being made to reduce the impact of vessels on coral reefs Understand how changing ocean water color indicate the presence and depths of coral reefs Balancing Commerce and Conservation As more and more people flock to tropical islands for vacation and recreational activities, the greater the chance is for damage to be incurred on coral reefs – a popular tourist and fishing spot. Anchors from boats of all sizes can cause serious damage to coral reefs destroying and/or breaking corals. The damage extends beyond the corals themselves to the species that rely on the coral reef ecosystem for survival. Diminished coral reef coverage reduces nursery habitat for many species, fewer hiding spaces for small reef fish and decreases the ecosystem services such as storm protection for coastal areas. However, with the installation of permanent mooring buoys and an increased awareness of the location and management of coral ecosystems, coral reefs and boats can coexist Permanent Anchor Mooring Sites In the Florida Keys National Marine Sanctuary, efforts to conserve and prevent anchor damage to coral reefs has been underway since 1997. Permanent mooring buoys are installed and used in areas where boats typically anchor. These collaborative projects bring together governments, divers, fishermen, sailors and the public to select, install and monitor the stations. Boats tie up to the moored buoys instead of dropping anchors which damage or destroy fragile coral reefs. The initial installation of the moored buoys requires research into the best area to drill into the seafloor, takes into consideration the number and size of boats in order to balance the need for conservation along with commerce. Scientific research has shown a decrease in amount of damage to coral reefs at permanent moored buoy sites compared to non-moored sites throughout the tropics. Tips for safe navigation near coral reefs Many people enjoy sailing, snorkeling, fishing or scuba diving near coral reefs. The clear blue waters and abundant marine life is a constant draw for people all around the world. However, the influx of visitors to coral reefs can cause much damage to these fragile and vital ecosystems. Many people rely on navigational charts, Global Positioning System (GPS) and maps to boat through and near coral reefs. Unfortunately, not all maps are current (as we read earlier a new coral reef was recently discovered!) nor contain complete details and information. A few tips for safe charting of waters near coral reefs are: Keep the sun at your back! This reduces glare on the water which can make spotting corals more difficult Pay attention to changes in water color (wearing polarized sunglasses helps!) which is an indication of depth. As the waters become light green and pale yellow you are entering an area that may be 12 feet or less in depth and the possibility of shoaling (grounding) is danger. The color of the sea bottom is also an indicator to the presence of corals or sea grasses. Dark brown or black patches are the location of corals and sea grasses When in doubt – stay out! Global Positioning System (GPS) Mooring buoy Navigational Chart Click on the image below to open and download Fact Sheets, Crossword Puzzles and Coloring Sheets! Click on the image below to open and download Videos and Webinars! Next Generation Science Standards MS-ESS-3 Earth and Human Activity. 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Food System Vision in Diagram Full Refined Vision_Feeding Metro Manila in 2050 Eufemio T Rasco Jr., May 26, 2020 From her origins in East Africa, the fate of Homo sapiens has been determined basically by the food she eats and how she procures and prepares it. When her hominid ancestors learned to cook and eat energy-dense meat, she was able to spread to all corners of the planet. When she learned to farm 10,000 years ago, she had to abandon her nomadic ways to live in crowded communities in close quarters with her favorite livestock, poultry, and crops. Growing food built civilization, as we know it today, with all the worldly comforts. But it is also a direct or indirect cause of persistent problems such as inequality, famine, war, and plagues. Food’s dominating influence on everyday life is most emphatically demonstrated by the COVID-19 pandemic. This virus is just the latest of the infectious diseases that have plagued humankind and threatened its existence. Most of these diseases could be traced to farming and eating animals. Luckily, there is no known incidence yet of domesticated plants causing infectious diseases in humans. This should not mean that plants are inherently safer than animals. They may not cause infectious diseases but some of them are strongly linked to a more common type of disease today: chronic diseases; among these are heart failure, stroke, diabetes, and cancer. Together, chronic diseases cause more morbidity and mortality than all the other known causes. This is true in Metro Manila and elsewhere. Technology for Feeding Metro Manila in 2050 It is envisioned that Metro Manila will have a thriving food innovation ecosystem that provides adequate income to new breed of farmers and food workforce, nurtures consumer and environmental health, and adapts to changing climate. In other words, this is to reimagine our agri-food systems as future-proof to feed the people of Metro Manila while ensuring our planetary health that underpins our survival as a civilization. Technological advances that will enable us to transition towards a circular economy in a resilient and sustainable city will thus play an important role toward a future-proof food system. These technology enablers will be used to close the current gaps of the food system along the value chain from the conception and design of the food product to its consumption and management of waste. At the same time, some technological advances will even disrupt the “business-as-usual” approach of the food industry, and create new pathways and circular business models along the agri-food web of production, distribution, manufacturing, marketing and consumption. For example, the Fourth Industrial Revolution (FIRe) technology breakthroughs which are referred to an array of biological, physical, and digital technologies, and combinations of them will catalyze such exciting transformation across value chains of the said food system, i.e., from a dysfunctional one to a regenerative and nourishing food system. Biological technologies such as aeroponics, bio-based materials, gene editing, cellular and tissue engineering are technologies based on the use of biological materials ranging from molecules to bio-systems and living organisms. Physical technologies such as material science and nanotechnology, 3D printing, energy storage and harvesting, spectroscopy and robotics are technologies based on basic properties of materials, energy and forces of natures and their interactions. Digital technologies such as big data analytics, artificial intelligence, machine learning, blockchain, cloud computing, internet of things and machine-to-machine communications are technologies based on computer, electronics and communication sciences, which make use of the increasing volume of information and connectedness of physical resources.

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Create Native’s Next Wing Flavor Contest Rules “Create Native’s Next Wing Flavor” Contest Rules, Regulations, & Disclaimers The following are basic rules governing the “Create Native’s Next Wing Flavor” Contest, hereby known simply as Contest. In the event that no other rules are published, the following rules will apply. All Contests are void where prohibited by law. Prize(s). The winner of the Contest will win a trip to one 2019 pro football regular season game, within the United States, of his or her choice. The prize(s) that may be awarded to the eligible winner(s) are not transferable, redeemable for cash or exchangeable for any other prize. Participants must provide valid and accurate contact information. If a winner cannot be contacted or is disqualified for any reason, Native Grill & Wings reserves the right to determine an alternate winner or not to award that winner’s prize, in its sole discretion. Winner must select the game they would like to attend by June 1st, 2019 or will forfeit the prize. Eligibility and Limitations. Participants and winner(s) must be U.S. residents. No limit of entries per person. Only one (1) prize per household for the Contest. Winners must be 18 years of age or older. Employees of Native Grill & Wings, the Contest’s participating sponsors, and their advertising agencies, and members of the immediate family of any such persons are not eligible to participate and win. The term “immediate family” includes spouses, siblings, parents, children, grandparents, and grandchildren, whether as “in-laws,” or by current or past marriage(s), remarriage(s), adoption, co-habitation or other family extension, and any other persons residing at the same household whether or not related. Entries. Only entries submitted through Facebook, Twitter, or Instagram using #NativesNextFlavor may be used to enter the Contest. Winner will be selected at Native Grill & Wings’ discretion from all entries received. If more than one entrant has the same idea for a wing flavor, the entry submitted earlier (based off social media time stamps) will be deemed first. Winner, along with other entrants, forfeits ownership of the winning wing flavor, with all recipes and names becoming Native Grill & Wings property. Publicity; Use of Personal Information. By participating, where allowed by law, all participants and winner(s) grant Native Grill & Wings exclusive permission to use their names, characters, photographs, voices, videotape, and likenesses in connection with promotion of this and other Contests and waive any claims to royalty, right, or remuneration for such use. By participating in the Contest, where allowed by law, participants agree that Native Grill & Wings may disclose personal information obtained from participants in the Contest to third parties and use such information for marketing and other purposes. Disqualification; Fraud. Failure to comply with any published Contest rules is grounds for immediate disqualification from the Contest. Native Grill & Wings reserves the right to disqualify any entry not conforming to the rules of the promotion at any time. Native Grill & Wings and its Contest and promotional partners assume no responsibility for entry fraud committed by any entrant. In the event it is determined that an ineligible entrant wins a prize, Native Grill & Wings reserves all rights to the ownership and return of the prize and all costs associated with remedying any prize award to an ineligible entry or entrant. Misinformation. Native Grill & Wings is not responsible for undeliverable, lost, delayed, misdirected, non-hashtagged, or misaddressed entry or any other issues regarding the electronic delivery of the participant’s entry. Release. By participating in the Contest, each participant and winner waives any and all claims of liability against Native Grill & Wings Franchising, LLC, Native Grill & Wings DBA, its affiliates, its employees and agents, the Contest’s sponsors and their respective employees and agents, for any personal injury or loss which may occur from the conduct of, or participation in, the Contest, or from the use of any prize. In order to receive a prize, participants must sign an official waiver form provided by Native Grill & Wings. Conduct and Decisions. By participating in the Contest, participants agree to be bound by the decisions of Company personnel. Persons who violate any rule, gain unfair advantage in participating in the Contest, or obtain winner status using fraudulent means will be disqualified. Unsportsmanlike, disruptive, annoying, harassing or threatening behavior is prohibited. Native Grill & Wings will interpret these rules and resolve any disputes, conflicting claims or ambiguities concerning the rules or the Contest and Native Grill & Wings’ decisions concerning such disputes shall be final. If the conduct or outcome of the Contest is affected by human error, any mechanical malfunctions or failures of any kind, intentional interference or any event beyond the control of Native Grill & Wings, Native Grill & Wings reserves the right to terminate this Contest, or make such other decisions regarding the outcome as Native Grill & Wings deems appropriate. All decisions are made at Native Grill & Wings’ discretion and are final. Native Grill & Wings may waive any of these rules in its sole discretion. Any attempt by an entrant or any other individual to deliberately circumvent, disrupt, damage or undermine the legitimate operation of this Contest is a violation of criminal and civil laws. Should such an attempt be made, Native Grill & Wings reserves the right to seek civil and/or criminal prosecution and/or damages from any such person to the fullest extent permitted by law. Miscellaneous. Void where prohibited. Odds of winning depend upon the number of participants. Each winner must submit proof of eligibility and sign Native Grill & Wings’ release form to claim the prize. Native Grill & Wings may substitute prizes, amend the rules or discontinue the Contest at any time as announced. Native Grill & Wings disclaims any responsibility to notify participants of any aspect related to the conduct of the Contest. All entries marked with the hashtag #NativesNextFlavor become the property of Native Grill & Wings and will not be returned. Native Grill & Wings does not guarantee that the winner’s wing flavor will be available in stores. Compliance with Law. The conduct of the Contest is governed by the applicable laws of the United States of America, which take precedence over any rule to the contrary herein. Native Grill & Wings shall follow the applicable laws for conducting Contests.

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Trending Post: What Does The Average 50 Year Old Look Like Home / Lifestyle / Midlife Crisis Quotes for Every Emotion Midlife Crisis Quotes for Every Emotion “Ever heard of the phrase ‘midlife crisis?” Janet Maslin Well, I think a lot of people think about a man having a midlife crisis and it’s more accepted that a man will go through a time of questioning or exploring. Less talked about is what women experience. Going through a midlife crisis, you won’t necessarily recognize it at face value. However, when you see someone else, say a friend or family member go through one, you’ll see it clear as day! 😉 Midlife Contemplation Around midlife, we begin to think of how precious and fleeting life is. I desperately want to seize the day, the moment, the minute! I hate wasting time unless my goal is to waste time! I often write life quotes down in my planner when I come across them. However, when I hit middle age, like many women, I had a bit of an identity crisis. Looking back it’s easy to see, but in the thick of it, I couldn’t see the forest for the trees. Not surprisingly the average self-help product consumer is a middle-aged woman. Now at 50, I am looking forward to old age, but I’m not rushing it! I’m still getting to know myself now that I’ve stopped trying to live up to the expectations of others. Still driving fast cars and still feel about twenty-something in my head. One thing that is definitely different after midlife is that I don’t want to waste time on things that don’t matter. “The longer I live, the more beautiful life becomes.” – Frank Lloyd Wright Inspirational Quotes for Midlife Crisis “You are not getting older, you are gathering speed, and power, and wisdom. It is an honor and a privilege to be here.” Jann Arden “Women grow radical with age. One day an army of gray-haired women may quietly take over the earth.” Gloria Steinem “Midlife: when the Universe grabs your shoulders and tells you “I’m not f-ing around, use the gifts you were given.” Brene Brown “Midlife is the time to let go of an overdominant ego and to contemplate the deeper significance of human existence.” ― C.G. Jung. We are always the same age inside. Gertrude Stein Turn your midlife crisis to your own advantage by making it a time for renewal of your body and mind, rather than stand by helplessly and watch them decline. Jane Brody Midlife is when the universe gently places her hands upon your shoulders, pulls you close, and whispers in your ear: I’m not screwing around. Brene Brown Aging is an extraordinary process where you become the person you always should have been.” – David Bowie “Life really does begin at forty. Up until then, you are just doing research.” Carl Jung “It is never too late to be what you might have been.” George Elliot I’ve been having a midlife crisis since I was 4. Moby I’m not getting older, I’m just becoming a classic. Sukhraj Dhillon You know, let a few years go by until I hit my midlife crisis. Then that can be documented on film. Claire Danes I had kind of a midlife crisis at twenty which probably doesn’t augur well for my longevity. David Foster Wallace “It’s kind of like a midlife crisis kind of thing. When you turn 40, you have to run the marathon, while all the parts still work properly.” Joe Bastianich I say I have a midlife crisis every time I start and finish a record.” — Mika The Hollywood Foreign Press have just given me a time out from my 20-year midlife crisis. My heartfelt thanks to them. Colin Firth My generation is having its midlife crisis in its 20s. Edward Norton You really must stop acting Like a 20-year-old, gold plated In a midlife crisis You just graduated Happy 60th – John Walter Bratton So I’m just saying, 30 years from now you’re going to have a different outlook. That’s what a midlife crisis is. I‘m drawn to people that have tasks to do. Kelly Reichardt Funny Quotes About Midlife Age is an issue of mind over matter. If you don’t mind, it doesn’t matter. Mark Twain If You Live Your Life All Out Today, Not Only Is It Fun, But You Are Preventing A Midlife Crisis. Daphne Oz Don’t think of them as hot flashes. Think of them as your inner child playing with matches. Don’t let aging get you down, it’s too hard to get back up. John Wagner I remember being able to get up without sound effects. Good Times! We’re adults? When did that happen? How do we make it stop? You know you’re getting older when the candles on your cake don’t fit anymore. Bob Hope Good news! I found my sanity. It was laying right next to my midlife crisis. Don’t get all weird about aging. It’s just the number of years the world has been enjoying us. I’ve decided I’m not old. I’m 25 years plus shipping and handling. Young at heart, slightly older in other places. You know you’re getting old when you stoop to lie your laces and you wonder what else you can do while you’re down there ~George Burns. Motivational Quotes for Midlife “Maybe the journey isn’t so much about becoming anything. Maybe it’s about un-becoming everything that isn’t really you, so you can be who you were meant to be in the first place.” Paulo Coelho Nobody grows old merely by living a number of years. We grow old by deserting our ideals. Years may wrinkle the skin, but to give up enthusiasm wrinkles the soul. Samuel Ullman “Do not regret growing older. It’s a privilege denied to many.” – Unknown “Being ourselves means sometimes having to find the courage to stand alone, totally alone.” Brene Brown If we realize that the assumptions by which the person has lived his or her life are collapsing, that the assembled strategies of the provisional personality are decompensating, that a world-view is falling apart, than the thrashing about is understandable. In fact, one might even conclude that there is no such thing as a crazy act if one understands the emotional context. Emotions are not chosen they choose us and have a logic of their own. James Hollis I think midlife crisis is just a point where people’s careers have reached some plateau and they have to reflect on their personal relationships.” “We’re in this life, and if you’re not available, the sort of ordinary time goes past and you didn’t live it. But if you’re available, life gets huge. bill Murray Quotes about Menopause The older I get, the more I see how women are described as having gone mad, when what they’ve actually become is knowledgeable and powerful, and really f***ing furious. — Sophie Heawood The first indication of menopause is a broken thermostat. It’s either that or your weight. In any case, if you don’t do something, you could be dead by August. God, middle age is an unending insult.” ― Dorothea Benton Frank “We haven’t slept in years. This is an advantage of menopause. Some nights, we meet for coffee at 4:00 a.m.”― Maria Dahvana Headley, The Mere Wife Adenomyosis Symptoms What Is a Midlife Crisis For a Woman Diet Plan for 50 Year Old Woman to Lose Weight What are the benefits of Tai Chi for Middle-Aged Women? How to Reinvent Yourself at 50 (or any age!) Birthday Ideas for a 50-Year-Old Woman Is building muscle harder after 50? Oh hey! I'm Rebecca! Maybe age really is just a number. “Feeling young” plays a big role in your health, sense of well-being, and how other people view you. A woman who is sure of her self and confident in her own skin is more attractive to people around her. Feeling and acting young can actually make you look young and it may even improve your health! John Lennon said, “Count your age by friends, not years. Count your life by smiles, not tears.” The more friends you have the better you will age. © 2023 • Create Theme by Restored 316

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Navigating Life My Unique Journey Neurodiversity Pride “…And it’s preying on my mind Posted on August 24, 2019 by M …That there’s nothing left in my hands but time Time don’t really care if I carry on.” I have a few things on my mind so I figured it would be important to get it all out in the open. Sometimes people send me an image pertaining to Autism with the best of intentions and yet the imagery is so widespread that the notion of it being offensive fails to cross the mind of the person sharing it. I do my best to write about these things in my blog but not everyone takes the time to read my articles. I was sent an image of hands in a handshake position that had one of the hands being disgustingly adorned by a rainbow of interlocking puzzle pieces with words like “awareness” placed over top of the neutral/skin-toned hand. Autism Daily Newscast Immediately, a wave of frustration with a dash of anger washed over me. I thought I had made it very clear how I felt about these words and images used. I had even posted this image a day prior: I had responded with a numbered list of how generally we (Autistics) don’t like skin to skin contact, that the puzzle piece is offensive and that we do not need awareness. I also linked an article titled “the ableist history of the puzzle piece”. The response I got surprised me. It was not taken well. I had to explain that Autistic people are generally fact based and that my attempt to educate had no malicious intention. I can not sit idly by and not say anything- that just isn’t in my nature. On another note, I am in the process of updating my sales terms on Etsy in as many places as possible. I am not sure how many people know about print on demand but it is a service that I utilize for the majority of my offerings. I upload my artwork to their website and I configure it on a number of products. The website creates a very realistic looking digital mock up of said item. I add the price, edit the description and list it on my Etsy store. The item will say “ships out of the United States” or sometimes China, depending on where it is manufactured. I would say that 95% of my customers live in the USA. It didn’t occur to me that “ships out of the United States” is not enough information in regards to duty. I purchase a lot of things from online American retailers and I also live near the British Columbia / Washington state border. Duty is something I always consider and take in to account. I have even been sent promotional items for review and had duty slapped on. I will be adding “This item ships out of the USA. I am not responsible for duties, shipping and exchange rate incurred” on each listing. I have nearly gone through two out of five pages of listings so far. My laptop can’t handle it. I also need to express that some people have perhaps attempted to reach out to me through various channels and I am not always quick to respond. This is because I am still going through a lot of personal things and I am doing my best to prioritize. However, I am under a significant amount of stress and I am having a very difficult time viewing things accurately because of how clouded my thought process is. Anxiety is not easy to deal with. I am doing my very best and trying to cope in a way that I am still able to be productive. I just need a bit of room to breathe. This entry was posted in Advocacy, Personal and tagged activism, Advocacy, advocate, anxiety, Art, article, artist, autism, Autism Awareness, autistic, blog, blogger, border shopping, cross border shopping, david cassidy, depression, duty, etsy, Personal, puzzle piece, self taught artist, thoughts by M. Bookmark the permalink. 3 thoughts on ““…And it’s preying on my mind” Adelaide Dupont on August 25, 2019 at 7:15 pm said: Leah, I have no great love of the Newscast. The way it had a behaviourist speak to the issue of bullying in October 2015 put me right off. Good luck with your activism and advocacy especially through consumable goods. M on August 25, 2019 at 8:18 pm said: I’m confused as to the context of this comment… Thanks for the opportunity to explain. The article came from the Daily Newscast [the present 2019 one that you quoted] and I would admit that I was surprised it was still around and still actively being quoted; especially by activists. I thought it was a snapshot in time.

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Machine Gun Kelly just announced that he wears the blood of Megan Fox around his neck. Megan Fox wrote a curious poem to MGK on Valentine’s Day. We wish the best for this new couple,…

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nLab Quillen-Suslin theorem The most memorable formulation of the Quillen-Suslin theorem states that for a field kk, finitely generated projective modules over a finitary polynomial algebra A=k[x 1,…,x r]A = k[x_1, \ldots, x_r] are free. In Serre’s FAC appears the sentence “It is not known if there exist projective A-modules of finite type which are not free.” This question became known as Serre’s problem or Serre’s conjecture (over repeated objections from Serre). Serre had made partial progress by proving that f.g. projective AA-modules are stably free?, but the question remained unresolved until 1976 when an affirmative solution was produced by Daniel Quillen and independently by Andrei Suslin. A later simplified proof was given by Leonid Vaserstein; this is recounted in Lang’s Algebra. Jean-Pierre Serre, Faisceaux algébriques cohérents, Annals of Mathematics, Second Series, 61 (2), 197–278 (1955). (doi) Daniel Quillen, Projective modules over polynomial rings, Inventiones Mathematicae 36 (1) (1976), 167–171. (doi) Andrei Suslin, Проективные модули над кольцами многочленов свободны, Doklady Akademii Nauk SSSR 229 (5) (1976), 1063-1066. Translated as Projective modules over polynomial rings are free, Soviet Mathematics 17 (4) (1976), 1160–1164. Serge Lang, Algebra, Graduate Texts in Mathematics 211 (Revised third ed.), Springer-Verlag New York, 2002. Last revised on November 23, 2016 at 17:41:25. See the history of this page for a list of all contributions to it. EditDiscussPrevious revisionChanges from previous revisionHistory (1 revision) Cite Print Source

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President Hank Bounds announces prestigious graduate fellowship recipients University of Nebraska President Hank Bounds has announced the six recipients of 2018-19 Presidential Graduate Fellowships. The prestigious fellowships are awarded to a select group of NU graduate students each year on the basis of high scholastic performance and personal accomplishment. Fellows receive a stipend provided through the University of Nebraska Foundation that allows them to pursue their studies full-time. This year, fellowships are presented to two students at the University of Nebraska at Omaha, two from the University of Nebraska Medical Center and two from the University of Nebraska-Lincoln. The recipients are pursuing advanced degrees in public administration; history; genetics, cell biology and anatomy; medical sciences; geology; and clinical psychology. “Our Presidential Graduate Fellow are some of the best and brightest students at the University of Nebraska – exactly the type of talented, driven, creative scholars we want to represent our university and state,” Bounds said. “We are fortunate to enjoy a level of private support that allows these students to devote themselves fully to their studies and research. I’m confident we will see great things from them in the future.” This year’s Presidential Graduate Fellows are: University of Nebraska at Omaha: Anthony Starke, of Beaverdam, Virginia, a Ph.D. student in public administration. Starke thought he was done with school after earning his bachelor’s degree from Old Dominion University. But after working for local nonprofits for several years, he realized he wanted to learn more about the field – and that’s when a mentor suggested UNO. He had never been to Nebraska, but was drawn to UNO’s programs and faculty. As a doctoral student, Starke has researched the status of Omaha’s safety net programs for Latino immigrants; assisted the Office of Academic Affairs in analyzing campus community engagement efforts; and authored or coauthored four journal articles, two book chapters and two technical reports, among other achievements. His dissertation will focus on how people of color are affected by public policy. Kaitlin Sundberg, of Omaha, an M.A. student in history: Sundberg is studying issues related to Western history, including gender, politics and economics. She has served as a teaching assistant as well as the graduate student coordinator for the 2017 Missouri Valley History Conference, and is the inaugural graduate assistant for the Western History Association, which became a part of UNO last year. She is a recipient of UNO’s Graduate Research and Creative Activity award, the Lola Homsher Research grant from the Wymoic State Historical Society and is a 2018-19 Graduate Fellow at the Center for Great Plains Studies in Lincoln – the first not to be from the University of Nebraska-Lincoln. Sundberg, who earned her bachelor’s degree in history from UNO, credits much of her success to the support and guidance of UNO’s faculty. University of Nebraska Medical Center: Matthew Kling, of Harrisonville, Missouri, an anatomy teaching track Ph.D. student in genetics, cell biology and anatomy. Kling’s research focuses on understanding the role of small extracellular vesicles in the pediatric bone cancer Ewing’s sarcoma. He studies how these vesicles (exosomes) enhance aggressiveness in the bone cancer under low-oxygen (hypoxic) conditions. Kling received his bachelor’s and master’s degrees from Missouri State University. At UNMC, his research receives support from the UNMC Pediatric Cancer Research Group and UNMC’s prestigious graduate student assistantship program. Recently, he received the Excellent Graduate Student award from the genetics, cell biology and anatomy department. As a teaching assistant, he has served as a lecturer and lab assistant in gross anatomy, neuroanatomy and histology for first-year medical students, physical therapy and physician’s assistant students at UNMC. Constance Mietus, of Kimball, an M.D./Ph.D. scholar and student in UNMC’s medical sciences interdepartmental area-surgery. Her research focuses on the changes and roles of small blood vessels in the development of muscle pathology in patients with peripheral artery disease (PAD). Under the guidance of her mentors, Drs. Iraklis Pipinos and George Casale, she’s explored how small vessels respond to currently available treatments. Mietus has also explored imaging technologies to non-invasively measure muscle and microvascular pathology, which may lead to better diagnostic strategies and treatment for patients with PAD. Mietus received her bachelor’s degree from the University of Pennsylvania. Her work has been published in several peer-reviewed journals, presented at national conferences, and she has won multiple poster presentation awards. University of Nebraska-Lincoln: Shamar Chin, of Jamaica, a Ph.D. student in geology. The goal of Chin’s dissertation research is to improve methods for interpreting past climates and oceanographic conditions to inform the ongoing discussion about climate change. Chin is working to determine past sea surface temperatures from calcareous nanofossils, which hold a wealth of information about major shifts in climate throughout geologic time but have not been deeply studied. Her work thus far has drawn attention from both academia and industry; she’s been invited, for example, to sail as a Shipboard Scientist on the International Ocean Discovery Program’s research vessel Joides Resolution. Chin has also served as a graduate teaching assistant at UNL and was chosen to instruct a full section of GEOL 101, a large lecture course for majors and general education students. Molly Franz, of Baltimore, Maryland, a Ph.D. student in clinical psychology. Franz’ primary career objectives are to conduct research and provide clinical services to trauma-exposed populations. She is particularly interested in understanding and preventing the adverse effects of post-traumatic stress disorder on intimate partner and parent-child relationships. Under the mentorship of Dr. David DiLillo, Franz has published a number of peer-reviewed papers and obtained multiple sources of funding for her research, including an F31 fellowship training grant from the National Institutes of Health. Her dissertation investigates the impact of maternal PTSD on parenting behaviors. The aims of the study are to observe how mothers with PTSD respond to child misbehavior, and to examine emotional and biological mechanisms that may account for their parenting behaviors. Melissa Lee Director of Communications, University of Nebraska announces restructuring, policy changes to manage budget shortfall President Bounds names Budget Response Team to cut costs in university operations Call for Nominations: President’s Excellence Awards

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Bangladeshi Finance Minister pledges solidarity with Nepal : Press Release Finance Minister Abul Maal A. Muhit attended the International Conference for Nepal Reconstruction in Kathmandu today. The Minister arrived in Nepal at the invitation of Finance Minister of Nepal Dr. Ram Sharan Mahat to attend the Conference being organised by the Government of Nepal to seek funds and share recovery plans with the donor community, development partners and friends and neighbours of Nepal following the devastating earthquake that struck Nepal on 25 April 2015. Speaking at the inaugural session Finance Minister conveyed the deep condolences and sympathies of the Government and the people of Bangladesh for the victims of the earthquake and for the huge loss of lives and damage to property. He asserted the solidarity of Bangladesh with Nepal at the time of their need and recalled that Bangladesh was one b the first countries to respond to the disaster in Nepal. He mentioned that not only had the government of Bangladesh responded by sending 10,000 MT rice and other humanitarian assistance, but many organisations had also come forward spontaneously to help the people of Nepal. He also mentioned that Bangladesh was no stranger to disasters and had developed sufficient expertise in the field of disaster management and could share the same with Nepal. He also reiterated that Bangladesh would provide as far as possible, whatever help Nepal needed. Speaking at the pledging session later, Minister Muhit said that Bangladesh could offer more rice to Nepal and could also assist in the rebuilding process by offering management expertise and personnel. He also mentioned that in addition to the assistance extended so far by various organizations, the Bankers’ Association would donate Taka four crore to their relief fund. Yesterday, after arriving in Kathmandu, Finance Minister called on President Ram Baram Yadav, Prime Minister Sushil Koirala and Foreign Minister Mahendra Bahadur Pandey. During the discussions, he conveyed the sympathies of the government and the people to them and reiterated that Bangladesh was ready to stand by Nepal at the time of their need. He also asserted that the two countries enjoyed excellent relations and there was immense opportunity to further strengthen and deepen this relationship. Mr. Muhit returned to Dhaka today after attending the Conference.

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By Matthias Chang Global Research, April 24, 2013 Future Fastforward PLEASE SHOW THIS TO THE JESTER AND THE REST OF THE GUR-FOOLS... Region: Europe, USA Theme: Global Economy i challenge anyone to prove me wrong that confiscation of bank deposits is legalized daylight robbery Bank depositors in the UK and USA may think that their bank deposits would not be confiscated as they are insured and no government would dare embark on such a drastic action to bail out insolvent banks. Before I explain why confiscation of bank deposits in the UK and US is a certainty and absolutely legal, I need all readers of this article to do the following: Ask your local police, sheriffs, lawyers, judges the following questions: 1) If I place my money with a lawyer as a stake-holder and he uses the money without my consent, has the lawyer committed a crime? 2) If I store a bushel of wheat or cotton in a warehouse and the owner of the warehouse sold my wheat/cotton without my consent or authority, has the warehouse owner committed a crime? 3) If I place monies with my broker (stock or commodity) and the broker uses my monies for other purposes and or contrary to my instructions, has the broker committed a crime? I am confident that the answer to the above questions is a Yes! However, for the purposes of this article, I would like to first highlight the situation of the deposit / storage of wheat with a warehouse owner in relation to the deposit of money / storage with a banker. First, you will notice that all wheat is the same i.e. the wheat in one bushel is no different from the wheat in another bushel. Likewise with cotton, it is indistinguishable. The deposit of a bushel of wheat with the warehouse owner in law constitutes a bailment. Ownership of the bushel of wheat remains with you and there is no transfer of ownership at all to the warehouse owner. And as stated above, if the owner sells the bushel of wheat without your consent or authority, he has committed a crime as well as having committed a civil wrong (a tort) of conversion – converting your property to his own use and he can be sued. Let me use another analogy. If a cashier in a supermarket removes $100 from the till on Friday to have a frolic on Saturday, he has committed theft, even though he may replace the $100 on Monday without the knowledge of the owner / manager of the supermarket. The $100 the cashier stole on Friday is also indistinguishable from the $100 he put back in the till on Monday. In both situations – the wheat in the warehouse and the $100 dollar bill in the till, which have been unlawfully misappropriated would constitute a crime. Keep this principle and issue at the back of your mind. Now we shall proceed with the money that you have deposited with your banker. I am sure that most of you have little or no knowledge about banking, specifically fractional reserve banking. Since you were a little kid, your parents have encouraged you to save some money to instil in you the good habit of money management. And when you grew up and got married, you in turn instilled the same discipline in your children. Your faith in the integrity of the bank is almost absolute. Your money in the bank would earn an interest income. And when you want your money back, all you needed to do is to withdraw the money together with the accumulated interest. Never for a moment did you think that you had transferred ownership of your money to the bank. Your belief was grounded in like manner as the owner of the bushel of wheat stored in the warehouse. However, this belief is and has always been a lie. You were led to believe this lie because of savvy advertisements by the banks and government assurances that your money is safe and is protected by deposit insurance. But, the insurance does not cover all the monies that you have deposited in the bank, but to a limited amount e.g. $250,000 in the US by the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC), Germany €100,000, UK £85,000 etc. But, unlike the owner of the bushel of wheat who has deposited the wheat with the warehouse owner, your ownership of the monies that you have deposited with the bank is transferred to the bank and all you have is the right to demand its repayment. And, if the bank fails to repay your monies (e.g. $100), your only remedy is to sue the bank and if the bank is insolvent you get nothing. You may recover some of your money if your deposit is covered by an insurance scheme as referred to earlier but in a fixed amount. But, there is a catch here. Most insurance schemes whether backed by the government or not do not have sufficient monies to cover all the deposits in the banking system. So, in the worst case scenario – a systemic collapse, there is no way for you to get your money back. In fact, and as illustrated in the Cyprus banking fiasco, the authorities went to the extent of confiscating your deposits to pay the banks' creditors. When that happened, ordinary citizens and financial analysts cried out that such confiscation was daylight robbery. But, is it? Surprise, surprise! It will come as a shock to all of you to know that such daylight robbery is perfectly legal and this has been so for hundreds of years. The reason is that unlike the owner of the bushel of wheat whose ownership of the wheat WAS NEVER TRANSFERRED to the warehouse owner when the same was deposited, the moment you deposited your money with the bank, the ownership is transferred to the bank. Your status is that of A CREDITOR TO THE BANK and the BANK IS IN LAW A DEBTOR to you. You are deemed to have "lent" your money to the bank for the bank to apply to its banking business (even to gamble in the biggest casino in the world – the global derivatives casino). You have become a creditor, AN UNSECURED CREDITOR. Therefore, by law, in the insolvency of a bank, you as an unsecured creditor stand last in the queue of creditors to be paid out of any funds and or assets which the bank has to pay its creditors. The secured creditors are always first in line to be paid. It is only after secured creditors have been paid and there are still some funds left (usually, not much, more often zilch!) that unsecured creditors are paid and the sums pro-rated among all the unsecured creditors. This is the truth, the whole truth and nothing but the truth. The law has been in existence for hundreds of years and was established in England by the House of Lords in the case Foley v Hill in 1848. When a customer deposits money with his banker, the relationship that arises is one of creditor and debtor, with the banker liable to repay the money deposited when demanded by the customer. Once money has been paid to the banker, it belongs to the banker and he is free to use the money for his own purpose. I will now quote the relevant portion of the judgment of the House of Lords handed down by Lord Cottenham, the Lord Chancellor. He stated thus: "Money when paid into a bank, ceases altogether to be the money of the principal… it is then the money of the banker, who is bound to return an equivalent by paying a similar sum to that deposited with him when he is asked for it. The money paid into the banker's, is money known by the principal to be placed there for the purpose of being under the control of the banker; it is then the banker's money; he is known to deal with it as his own; he makes what profit of it he can, which profit he retains himself,… The money placed in the custody of the banker is, to all intent and purposes, the money of the banker, to do with it as he pleases; he is guilty of no breach of trust in employing it; he is not answerable TO THE PRINCIPAL IF HE PUTS IT INTO JEOPARDY, IF HE ENGAGES IN A HAZARDOUS SPECULATION; he is not bound to keep it or deal with it as the property of the principal, but he is of course answerable for the amount, because he has contracted, having received that money, to repay to the principal, when demanded, a sum equivalent to that paid into his hands." (quoted in UK Law Essays, Relationship Between A Banker And Customer,That Of A Creditor/Debtor, emphasis added,) Holding that the relationship between a banker and his customer was one of debtor and creditor and not one of trusteeship, Lord Brougham said: "This trade of a banker is to receive money, and use it as if it were his own, he becoming debtor to the person who has lent or deposited with him the money to use as his own, and for which money he is accountable as a debtor. I cannot at all confound the situation of a banker with that of a trustee, and conclude that the banker is a debtor with a fiduciary character." In plain simple English – bankers cannot be prosecuted for breach of trust, because it owes no fiduciary duty to the depositor / customer, as he is deemed to be using his own money to speculate etc. There is absolutely no criminal liability. The trillion dollar question is, Why has no one in the Justice Department or other government agencies mentioned this legal principle? The reason why no one dare speak this legal truth is because there would be a run on the banks when all the Joe Six-Packs wise up to the fact that their deposits with the bankers CONSTITUTE IN LAW A LOAN TO THE BANK and the bank can do whatever it likes even to indulge in hazardous speculation such as gambling in the global derivative casino. The Joe Six-Packs always consider the bank the creditor even when he deposits money in the bank. No depositor ever considers himself as the creditor! Yes, Eric Holder, the US Attorney-General is right when he said that bankers cannot be prosecuted for the losses suffered by the bank. This is because a banker cannot be prosecuted for losing his "own money" as stated by the House of Lords. This is because when money is deposited with the bank, that money belongs to the banker. The reason that if a banker is prosecuted it would collapse the entire banking system is a big lie. The US Attorney-General could not and would not state the legal principle because it would cause a run on the banks when people discover that their monies are not safe with bankers as they can in law use the monies deposited as their own even to speculate. What is worrisome is that your right to be repaid arises only when you demand payment. Obviously, when you demand payment, the bank must pay you. But, if you demand payment after the bank has collapsed and is insolvent, it is too late. Your entitlement to be repaid is that of a lonely unsecured creditor and only if there are funds left after liquidation to be paid out to all the unsecured creditors and the remaining funds to be pro-rated. You would be lucky to get ten cents on the dollar. So, when the Bank of England, the FED and the BIS issued the guidelines which became the template for the Cyprus "bail-in" (which was endorsed by the G-20 Cannes Summit in 2011), it was merely a circuitous way of stating the legal position without arousing the wrath of the people, as they well knew that if the truth was out, there would be a revolution and blood on the streets. It is therefore not surprising that the global central bankers came out with this nonsensical advisory: "The objective of an effective resolution regime is to make feasible the resolution of financial institutions without severe systemic disruption and without exposing taxpayers to losses, while protecting vital economic functions through mechanisms which make it possible for shareholders and unsecured and uninsured creditors to absorb losses in a manner that respects the hierarchy of claims in liquidation."(quoted in FSB Consultative Document: Effective Resolution of Systemically …) This is the kind of complex technical jargon used by bankers to confuse the people, especially depositors and to cover up what I have stated in plain and simple English in the foregoing paragraphs. The key words of the BIS guideline are: "without severe systemic disruptions" (i.e. bank runs), "while protecting vital economic functions" (i.e. protecting vested interests – bankers), "unsecured creditors" (i.e. your monies, you are the dummy), "respects the hierarchy of claims in liquidation" (i.e. you are last in the queue to be paid, after all secured creditors have been paid). This means all depositors are losers! I Please read this article carefully and spread it far and wide. You will be doing a favour to all your fellow co omen and more importantly, your family and relatives. IF YOU NEED SOME TIME TO MAKE A DECISION PUT YOUR DOUGH IN A COMMUNITY CREDIT UNION, AS THEY ARE ON A DIFFERENT SYSTEM. DO NOT PUT IT IN BANKS OR FEDERAL CREDIT UNIONS .... THEY ARE ON THE SAME SYSTEM. Posted by John MacHaffie at 3:04:00 PM You are not obviously very up to date on Basil III COMPLIANCE !!! Absolute hog wash on your part and even more determines that YOU ARE PART OF THE CABAL!!!! Read your signature card that you signed when opening the account............A CONTRACT......Anonymous june 30,3013 at 3:55PM ...you My friend are DEAD wrong. GET INFORMED before making uneducated comments that could hurt others that are less informed..Thank you and Kind regards

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#BookTour “Fortune and Paradise” by Shirley Morgan July 24, 2022 July 22, 2022 ~ Felicia Denise ~ 1 Comment Christian living, Personal Memoirs, Inspirational Date Published: June 14, 2022 Publisher: Clay Bridges Press How does a divorced, young mother go from broken, penniless, and desperate to Fortune and Paradise? You won’t want to miss a minute of this story of the challenging situations she faced throughout her life and how God continued to lead her to victory! Shirley Morgan gives you a bird’s eye view of what it was like growing up on a farm in the country, moving to France as a young military spouse, trusting God for provision as a single mother, persevering through difficult life lessons, developing as an artist, miraculously healed from stage 4 breast cancer, and becoming a Missionary at age 80! You will love these real, true-life experiences and be inspired to overcome your own trials with faith and trust in your loving Father God. Don’t miss this delightful memoir of the dynamic power of simple faith! I PRAYED FOR A JOB. Father God provided one through a woman whose last name is FORTUNE! I PRAYED FOR A HOUSE. Father God provided one through a woman whose last name is PARADIS! I PRAYED FOR MONEY. Father God sent checks in the mail! I PRAYED WHEN I WAS DIAGNOSED. Father God healed me from stage 4 breast cancer! God Listens! God Loves Us! God Answers! He did it for me and He can do it for you! All artwork are original, copyrighted works of Shirley Morgan. Shirley Morgan is a farm girl from Roanoke County, Virginia. She married a soldier, and while he was stationed in France, they traveled through Europe. In addition, she traveled on two mission trips to India. In the U.S., she has traveled all over the East Coast, from the Mississippi to the Atlantic and Maine to Florida. Now she is a Missionary at the Mill Mountain Star! What began as a desperate plea to God about how to generate finances after a divorce, became an open door into God’s heart—from which has poured out too-numerous-to-count answered prayers! Shirley was diagnosed with stage four breast cancer; hospice was called in—but God healed her! She needed a job, and God sent a woman by the last name of FORTUNE to help her. She needed a home, and God sent a woman by the last name of PARADIS to help her. She began visiting the Mill Mountain Star (which her uncle and cousins, the Kinseys, designed), and telling how God healed her to people from all over the world—one hundred and nineteen countries so far! She did many paintings in the 90s. God told her to put Scripture on some of her paintings and call them her Memorial Paintings. Shirley began giving them away, if interested, to visitors at the Star who had listened to her healing story. Her paintings with God’s Word went back with those visitors all over the world. Shirley is now eighty-five: a mother of three, a grandmother of ten and a great-grandmother of seven. At one time she was a foster mom. Her volunteer work has included: a jail ministry, Certified J&D Court Family Counselor, Certified for General District Court Mediation to receive referrals, a Notary Public, and nursing care for others. Shirley was employed thirty plus years in the workforce, which included: working as a Certified Dental Assistant & Prevention Therapist, retiring after ten years from General Electric, Receptionist for the Southwest Virginia U.S. Attorney’s Office, Intake Assistant at a Christian counseling center, and various other office positions. For fun Shirley has enjoyed: writing, cooking, sewing, gardening, painting, homemaking, being a beautician for family and friends, doing “handyman” repairs, playing the piano (once, she learned how to play the banjo!), and of course reading her Bible—all the while talking to Father God. She wants to encourage you: “If Father God can talk to a farm girl like me—everyday—and answer my prayers about my life, my health and everything else, He can do the same for YOU! As grateful as I am to be healed and walking in divine health, even more precious is knowing Jesus as my Savior, that He died for my sins, and I am able to tell others about Him, and have my paintings with His Word go all over the world.” —Shirley Morgan “The Star Lady”

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International Player Watch – West Coast Fever Make History Winning The Suncorp Super Netball League Grand Final West Coast Fever have made history winning the Suncorp Super Netball League for the first time in their history, after they beat Melbourne Vixens 70-59 in the Grand Final. The 13,908 fans in attendance were treated to a fiery first quarter, with the players putting their bodies on the line for every interception. Fever came out on top, leading 18-14 at the first break, and from there they did not let Vixens back into the game and instead extended their lead to six by half-time. Two Fever players who made their mark in the second half were Jamaican Sunshine Girl Jhaniele Fowler and Australian Diamond Courtney Bruce, Fowler scored all 16 of her shots in the all-important third quarter, whilst Bruce dominated in defence, making sure Fever went into final quarter 10 goals up. The fans did not think it was over though, as just the week before Vixens had come back from the same 10-goal deficit against Giants to win the Preliminary Final and book their place in this match, the Grand Final. However, this time round that was just too much to ask for against a strong Fever side who extended their lead to 11 goals, winning the game 70-59 and claiming the title. Congratulations to Fever on their victory! To view this season’s results, click here.

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by: KatiePosted on: May 9, 2022 Updated On: August 5, 2022 Kai Wiesinger 1 Who is Kai Wiesinger? 2 Kai Wiesinger- Birth, Parents, Siblings & Education 3 Net Worth of Kai Wiesinger? Salary, Earning 4 Facts of Kai Wiesinger 5 Relationship, Married Life, Boyfriend/ Girlfriend 7 Kai Wiesinger- Professional Career 8 Kai Wiesinger- Social Media Status 9 Quick Facts of Kai Wiesinger Who is Kai Wiesinger? Kai Wiesinger is a multifaceted personality who was born and reared in Germany. Kai Wiesinger is regarded as one of the most in-demand actors, writers, and producers in the world. His superhits The Glory Is Gone, Backbeat, Sarah Kohr, The Last Execution, and Little Sharks have received a lot of appreciation from fans. Kai Wiesinger- Birth, Parents, Siblings & Education Kai Wiesinger was born on April 6, 1966, in the beautiful city of Hannover, Germany. In the year 2022, he will be 56 years old. He was given to German parents who did not share their identities or any information. Kai holds German nationality because he was born and reared in Germany, but his ethnicity has yet to be revealed. Kai was an introvert who was a little shy. His parents, on the other hand, always encouraged him to interact with others and form bonds with them. As a result, the actor quickly developed a lovely personality with which everyone enjoys conversing. His family was always supportive of his choices and helped him develop his talents in the entertainment industry. He attended local educational institutes in his hometown of Germany as a child. After finishing his academic studies, the actor attended Gunter Kutemeyer’s acting school and studied under him. Gunter is also regarded as one of Hollywood’s greatest black-and-white actors. Net Worth of Kai Wiesinger? Salary, Earning Kai Wiesinger has been in over 80 films and television shows throughout his career and is still active. As of 2022, his’s net worth is expected to be around $3 million. According to Wikipedia, the actor has been in the business since 1992. Kai lives in a mansion in Hanover and drives a range of high-end automobiles. We’ll shortly update his asset details. Facts of Kai Wiesinger Name Kai Wiesinger Birth April 6, 1966 Nationality German Ethnicity German Parents Under Review Siblings Under Review Wife Bettina Zimmerman Ex-Wife Chantal De Freitas Children Lara and Ponni Valene Height 6 feet 1 inch Relationship, Married Life, Boyfriend/ Girlfriend Kai Wiesinger is married in his current relationship. He has, however, met his other half, actress Bettina Zimmerman. However, the specifics of how they met and how their relationship began to remain a mystery. Since 2015, however, people have seen a dazzling connection between Kai and Bettina. At the event “Literature Live,” the duo also launched their book “Der Lack Ist Ab” (The Paint is Off). There is no information on how many children they had together or when they married. Kai Wiesinger with his wife source: Bunte We discovered, however, that the husband and wife have been living together for several years. He was previously married to Chantal De Freitas, a singer. In the 1990s, the two were much in love and married in March 1998. The couple has two kids, Lara and Ponni Valene, and has been married for nearly 14 years. Furthermore, due to marital issues, Kai and Chantal split between January. Kai’s ex-wife Chantal died abruptly on July 2, 2013, in Hamburg, Germany, following a year of separation. Her children have been living in Germany with their father and stepmother since her death. Kai Wiesinger stands at a height of 6 feet 1 inch (1.85m) and weighs roughly 85 kilograms. Furthermore, the dude has dark brown hair and blue eyes. Unfortunately, no information about his physique measures, such as biceps or shoe size, is available. As soon as our sources provide us with new information, we will update this page. Kai Wiesinger- Professional Career Kai Wiesinger was constantly surrounded by a supporting backup as a pupil of Gunter Kutemeyer. Wiesinger worked as a paramedic for several months before entering the entertainment industry. Later, he was given the opportunity to demonstrate what he had learned from his acting teacher. Kai made his stage debut as Harold in the Bavarian State Theatre’s production of “Harold and Maude” (1990). Kai also made the decision to pursue a career in the acting industry. He had back-to-back super hits in TV shows and movies, playing a variety of roles. Tom in The Glory Is Gone, Klaus Voorman in Backbeat, Johannes in Little Sharks, and Von Seidlitz in 14 Days to Life are some of his well-known roles. He has also recently appeared in Dr. Hoffman, Sarah Kohr, and Tatort as Felix Hoffmann, Dr. Hartmut Diestel, and Peter Lausch. The actor chose to start his own production firm, “Agentur,” after achieving success. In the 2000s, he and his wife Chantal De Freitas pursued their goal. He is currently the sole owner of his production company, in which he directs, produces, and even acts. Kai Wiesinger- Social Media Status Kai Wiesinger Social media is unknown. Also Read: Corinna Everson, Alessandra Martines, Shay Buckeey Johnson Quick Facts of Kai Wiesinger Furthermore, Kai finally decided to make his career in the Acting industry. After gaining fame, the actor decided to open his own production company, “Agentur.” However, he has found his other half, the actress, Bettina Zimmerman. Wiesinger has an estimated net worth of around $3 million as of 2022. Actor , Writer Previous PostPrevious Alejandra Espinoza Next PostNext Jessica Lockhart

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The Map Room 416 3rd St SE Cedar Rapids, IA 52401 United States Get Directions https://www.maproomcr.com/ Now Now - 1/26/2024 January 26, 2024 March 24 @ 4:00 pm - 6:00 pm Recurring Event Whiskey Friday Whiskey Friday: The Map Room The Map Room 416 3rd St SE, Cedar Rapids, IA This week, we will meet at The Map Room! The Map Room is a gathering place for explorers & adventurers, inquirers & observers, wanderers & wonderers, storytellers, schemers, & dreamers of big things! Join us every Friday at 4 PM at a local bar/restaurant from a rotating series to celebrate the small and big successes … Whiskey Friday: The Map Room Read More » April 28 @ 4:00 pm - 6:00 pm Recurring Event Whiskey Friday May 26 @ 4:00 pm - 6:00 pm Recurring Event Whiskey Friday June 23 @ 4:00 pm - 6:00 pm Recurring Event Whiskey Friday July 28 @ 4:00 pm - 6:00 pm Recurring Event Whiskey Friday August 25 @ 4:00 pm - 6:00 pm Recurring Event Whiskey Friday September 22 @ 4:00 pm - 6:00 pm Recurring Event Whiskey Friday October 27 @ 4:00 pm - 6:00 pm Recurring Event Whiskey Friday November 24 @ 4:00 pm - 6:00 pm Recurring Event Whiskey Friday December 22 @ 4:00 pm - 6:00 pm Recurring Event Whiskey Friday January 26, 2024 @ 4:00 pm - 6:00 pm Recurring Event Whiskey Friday

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In Massachusetts, Many Can Have An Abortion, But Not Donate Blood, Without Parental Consent By Tom Joyce | December 7, 2021, 15:58 EST Printed from: https://newbostonpost.com/2021/12/07/in-massachusetts-many-can-have-an-abortion-but-not-donate-blood-without-parental-consent/ Do you want to donate blood in Massachusetts? Then you better be at least 17 years old — or have your parent’s permission. That’s not the case for abortions though, and it’s a double standard that pro-lifers see as baffling. Massachusetts General Law places restrictions on minors who want to donate blood. Chapter 111 Section 184C of it states that “A minor 17 years of age or older may donate his blood without the prior assent thereto by his parent or guardian. A minor 16 to 17 years of age may donate his blood with the prior assent thereto of his parent or guardian.” That means that from one’s 16th birthday until the day before the person turns 17, the would-be donor needs a parent or guardian’s permission to donate blood. That’s the case in 37 states and the District of Columbia, according to the U.S. Food and Drug Administration. Before late last year, the standard for a minor seeking an abortion in Massachusetts was more strict, but the state’s ROE Act eliminated that. It used to be that any girl 17 or younger seeking an abortion in Massachusetts needed parental or judicial consent to obtain one. However, with the passage of the ROE Act in late December 2020, that’s no longer the case. Now only girls 15 and younger need parental or judicial consent. That means if a girl is 16 years old, she needs consent her parent’s consent to give blood, but not to terminate a pregnancy. Pat Stewart, the executive director of Massachusetts Citizens for Life, said the state has it backward. “This is another example of the breathtaking hypocrisy of the radical left that insists that a minor, aged 16 or younger, has the maturity to undergo a surgical procedure to abort a baby without the knowledge or consent of a parent, even though the law considers her too immature to consent to the comparatively benign procedure of blood donation, absent parental approval,” Stewart told NewBostonPost in an email message. Kristen Day, executive director of the pro-life Democrats for Life of America, told NewBostonPost that it’s a double standard that puts people in danger. “The abortion lobby consistently puts their corporate interests and profits above the health and safety of women and young girls,” Day wrote in an email message. “Look no further than Massachusetts where a young girl cannot give blood without parental consent but can have surgery to end the life of her preborn child without parental consent. The Massachusetts legislature who approved lowering the age is complicit in endangering the lives of young girls. This is directly opposed to Democrat values to ensure the safety of its citizens.” Andrew Beckwith, president of the Massachusetts Family Institute, noted one key difference between the blood industry and the abortion industry: profit. “Planned Parenthood makes more money on abortions than the Red Cross does on blood donations,” Beckwith told NewBostonPost by email. “This glaring inconsistency also demonstrates the Massachusetts Legislature‘s utter disregard for the rights of parents when it comes to the anti-family, anti-faith, culture of death that is the sexual revolution.” Parental consent laws can result in fewer abortions. As The New York Times concluded in 2006, states that enact parental consent laws saw a 9 percent decrease in the number of abortions that occur among minors. The Guttmacher Institute had a slightly higher finding in 2003, concluding that parental involvement resulted in a 15 to 22 percent decline in abortions among minors. A spokesman for Planned Parenthood League of Massachusetts, which supports the state’s ROE Act, could not be reached for comment. New to NewBostonPost? Conservative media is hard to find in Massachusetts. But you’ve found it. Now dip your toe in the water for two bucks — $2 for two months. And join the real revolution. Massachusetts Pro-Abortion Advocacy Groups Want To Remove… Five Social Policy Changes Maura Healey's Administration May… Massachusetts Bill Would Increase Supply of Late-Term… Her Bill Got Roe v. Wade Overturned; Here's What She Wants… Three Massachusetts Members of Congress Backing… Women Are 'Pregnant People' To Some Massachusetts…

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Next Gen Electroacoustic: Kotoka Suzuki Mar15 by Allan J. Cronin Starkland S-236 Every Starkland release is an event and this one is no different. This is a composer new to this writer and likely new to most of the new music community. But fear not of the unknown. Advance praise from the likes of John Chowning (one of the reigning bright lights of electronic music) of Stanford certainly add a heady air of anticipation as we are now privileged to hear what is definitely leading edge and the future of electroacoustic composition. And Starkland releases always feature carefully chosen repertoire which is not infrequently a harbinger of success for the chosen artist. This young Japanese composer reveals a distinctive voice that heralds her as a rising star in the field of what is called by some “electroacoustic” music. The only problem for listeners or reviewers is the fact that this is a new composer. And though she is clearly a rising star we know very little about her and her work so a bit of background is necessary. Suzuki was born in Japan. She studied at the estimable Jacobs School of Music at Indiana University where she earned a B.A. in music. She followed this with a D.M.A.. from Stanford University where she was mentored by the late great Jonathan Harvey (1939-2012). Another stellar antecedent and influence, John Chowning, the composer and sound engineer whose work has virtually defined electronic music synthesis as we now know it. He provides appreciative and insightful liner notes on this former student. I do feel the need to express a disclaimer here regarding the musical genre known as “electroacoustic”. This has been, for me personally, an entertainment minefield. Attempts to join electronics with acoustic instruments go back at least to Edgar Variese (1883-1965) who used electronic interpolations (produced on magnetic tape) between the orchestral sections of his work Deserts (1950-54). This parallel construction strategy (electronic segments performed/played separate from acoustic instrument sections) seems to have had an echo in the so called “Third Stream” music promoted by Gunther Schuller. Third Stream compositions sometimes similarly segregated the jazz combo with the orchestral sections of a given work. This strategy, now seldom used, was innovative in its time but sounds very dated in this new millennium, There are, however, shining examples of more successful integration of electronic and acoustic media such as Mario Davidovsky’s (1937-2019) ten “Synchronisms”and some of Milton Babbit’s (1916-2011) works. There are others of course but that discussion is beyond the scope of this review. Suffice it to say that many attempts at combining electronics with acoustic instruments have failed to tickle this listener’s fancy and made me skeptical of this genre though that is changing the more I listen (so its not clear if my perceptions are due to better composition techniques or my learning curve). But be not afraid. This album, no doubt due to the many successful antecedents of works by the likes of Mr. Harvey and Mr. Chowning, is successful enough in its construction as to suggest it may be a landmark in the evolution of said genre. It certainly works for this listener and explains my title for this review. In fact this album is a new statement, tantamount to a manifesto on “electroacoustic” music. In addition to clearly having mastered the electronics (including judicious use of technology), Suzuki also writes for acoustic instruments from her native Japan. She even uses paper instruments. And in music that deals with elegy, evanescence, and impermanence her choices are most apt. Kataro Suzuki This is the first disc devoted entirely to Suzuki’s work and no label, save for Starkland, Innova, and the newly revived Neuma can be said to be more notable in their attention to electronic and electroacoustic work. Works do appear on other labels of course but Starkland Innova, and Neuma seem to have a more efficient curatorial radar with this genre. I certainly feel confident that we will hear much more from this hard working, emerging artist. There is a theme of darkness, homage, mystery, and sadness that pervades this album. It is about night, darkness, loss, and cherished memories. But darkness does not here translate to sadness, rather it seems to be about what follows sadness and honoring those memories. There are 7 compositions represented on 7 tracks: Epiphyllum Oxypetalum (Queen of the Night) (2009) takes its title from the Latin taxonomic name of the above pictured Dutchman’s Pipe or, more elegantly, Queen of the Night cactus. It is a nocturnal blooming species, a perfect choice for this non-narrative tone poem about the composer’s dreams. These aural images stand in for the visuals that only the dreamer can fully recall but can hopefully elicit in the listener. Inspired by a 1933 essay, “In Praise of Shadows” (2015), is a eulogy about evanescence. It is simultaneously about the visual importance of shadow in eastern visual art and the relative loss or obscuring of those images as they are impacted by modern technology. We lose the shadows when we light them but lose their impact as they succumb to it. In a marvelously clever parallel metaphor the composer makes use of paper instruments as a part of the sonic fabric. Their impermanence is also their value here. Minyo (1997), the earliest composition here incorporates Japanese folk songs commonly sung by workers and incorporates some of the acoustic instruments which commonly accompany these songs. Here the use of electronics is fairly subtle, sometimes imitative augment the acoustic string quartet. Doubtless the songs used would be more familiar to native Japanese but this hardly detracts from the beauty of this work, an homage of sorts to the Melodie’s and instruments of the composer’s native land. Automata (Mechanical Garden) is an homage to the late Folkmar Hein, former director of the Electronic Music Studio at TU Berlin. The piece uses mechanical sounds of increasing complexity, mechanical devices evolving in complexity to become automatic, perhaps a mechanical analogue of a golem not (at least not yet) out of control as the golem of legend. Reservoir (2013) is a 24 channel work for voice and electronics. It was inspired by an anonymous post on a “suicide blog” (I didn’t know such things existed). The text of the anonymous poster, the replies, and presumably the poster have all disappeared. This, perhaps the most complex and ambitious piece featured here, is a remarkably powerful work and, appropriately, the texts are provided in English. Sagisō or White Egret Flower Sagisō (2012) is a miniature representing this fringed orchid species native to Japan. It is said by some to represent a White Egret in flight. White Egret (photo by Allan J. Cronin) Shimmer, Tree (In Memoriam Jonathan Harvey) (2014) is a two movement work in honor of one of Suzuki’s cherished mentors who died in 2012. It is a sort of mini concerto for piano and electronics. This is the longest and, to this listener’s ears, the most forward looking and substantial work on the disc. Harvey would have been proud. The Spektral Quartet (in Minyo), tenor/countertenor Javier Hagen (in Reservoir), and pianist Cristina Valdes discharge their duties admirably. The album is mixed and produced by the composer and mastered by the inimitable Silas Brown. This listener looks forward with eager anticipation to more from this fine composer. DISCLAIMER: Though I received this album well before it’s 2022 release date, I was unable to complete my review in a timely manner. I did, however, include this release in my “best of” for 2022. 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This Superstar Amateur Metal Detectorist Just Found Her Second Cache of Viking Coins on the Isle of Man in Less Than a Year Kath Giles previously unearthed 1,000-year-old buried Viking jewelry on Isle of Man last December. Sarah Cascone, July 20, 2021 Kath Giles, who discovered the hoard of Viking coins. Photo courtesy of Manx National Heritage. For the second time in less than a year, an amateur metal detectorist has discovered a cache of Viking treasure on the Isle of Man in the U.K. Among other artifacts, the find contains 87 silver coins and 13 pieces of silver arm rings, known as “hack silver” or bullion. “This is a wonderful find which helps further our understanding of the surprisingly complex Viking Age economy in the Isle of Man and around the Irish Sea area,” Allison Fox, curator for archaeology at the Manx National Heritage trust, said in a statement. Kath Giles, who previously unearthed 1,000-year-old buried Viking jewelry on the island in December, found the treasure on a private land in April. The discovery was her fourth major find since taking up metal detecting as a hobby three years ago. “It’s an amazing feeling,” Giles told ITV. “As soon as you uncover something like that, the emotions are incredible. You can’t believe what you’re seeing… it’s touching something that someone else hasn’t touched for a thousand years.” The recently discovered coins were minted in Ireland, England, the Isle of Man, and even as far afield as present-day Germany. “The new hoard might be compared to a wallet containing all kinds of credit cards, notes and coins, perhaps of different nationalities, such as when you prepare to travel overseas,” Kristin Bornholdt-Collins, an independent researcher and numismatist from New Hampshire, said in a statement. “[It] shows the variety of currencies available to an Irish Sea trader or inhabitant of Man in this period.” The cache of coins might have functioned like a “piggybank,” Bornholdt-Collins said. The earliest coins are from the late 900s, but the stash was likely added to from the late 1020s to about 1035. It was probably a personal savings account, representing a medium amount of wealth for the time. Coins with the profile of King Sihtric Silkbeard, the Norse king of Dublin from around 989 to 1036 A.D. Photo courtesy of Manx National Heritage. Some coins bear the visage of King Sihtric Silkbeard, the Norse king of Dublin from about 989 to 1036 A.D., while others feature King Cnut of England, Denmark and Norway; King Aethelred II of England; and the Holy Roman Emperor Otto of Saxony. Some are Hiberno-Manx pieces, the Isle of Man’s earliest-known coins, minted from a die brought to the island from Dublin around 1025. One of the coins feature a “long cross” design on one side, making it easy to cut the coins in two to create a literal half penny. The hack silver, or bullion, also functioned as a type of currency. The cut pieces would have been weighed and tested for its silver content during transactions. (The hoard’s armbands and coins are both about 90 percent silver.) “Bullion was especially convenient for international trade since it was practical for any size transaction and was decentralized, a currency without borders or political affiliation,” Bornholdt-Collins added. “In this sense, it was a modern-day equivalent to a cryptocurrency. We might even say it was something like the original Bitcoin.” The treasure is currently on view at the Manx Museum before traveling to the British Museum in London to be reviewed by the independent Treasure Valuation Committee. See more photos from the hoard below. An arm band from the hoard that was cut into pieces, known as hack silver or bullion. Photo courtesy of Manx National Heritage. A coin from the Viking hoard bearing the visage of King Sihtric Silkbeard, the Norse King of Dublin from around 989 to 1036 A.D. Photo courtesy of Manx National Heritage. Allison Fox, Manx National Heritage curator of archaeology, and Kath Giles, who discovered the hoard. Photo courtesy of Manx National Heritage. Sarah Cascone Archaeologists in Denmark Have Unearthed a 10th-Century Viking Hall Deemed to Be the Largest Discovery of Its Kind in a Decade By Min Chen , Jan 5, 2023 Isle of Wo-Man? Two 1,000-Year-Old Brooches Discovered on the U.K. Island Suggest the Presence of Female Vikings By Artnet News , Dec 20, 2021 A Metal Detectorist Discovered a Tiny Gold Book From the 15th Century That Might Have Belonged to King Richard III’s Wife By Amah-Rose Abrams , Nov 22, 2021 Who’s in and Who’s Out at the 2021 Art Basel Fair in Switzerland This September? Here’s the Full List By Eileen Kinsella , Jul 20, 2021 How the Fashion House Valentino Took Inspiration From Jamie Nares’s Paintings for Its Couture Show in Venice By Sarah Cascone , Jul 20, 2021

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ONE OF THE most captivating players in the early part of this year’s World Baseball Classic has been Randy Arozarena, a man who famously saves his best for the time of year when it matters most. Arozarena, the Tampa Bay Rays’ fifth-year outfielder, has treated an international tournament in March the way he often does Major League Baseball’s postseason in October, electrifying fans with his all-around skill set, tickling social media with his pro-wrestling-style poses and delighting teammates with his cowboy boots. Arozarena was born and raised in Cuba, the island that sparked and fostered his love for baseball. But he isn’t representing his home country this week. His star, instead, is shining for Mexico, the nation he settled in briefly during his early 20s. This year’s World Baseball Classic represents a seismic shift for Cuba, which included current major league players on the roster for the first time ever. It led to the additions of Yoan Moncada and Luis Robert, central figures for the Chicago White Sox. But Arozarena, who has spoken openly in recent years about representing his adopted country, represents a litany of Cuban-born stars who were either not invited or not interested or, in some cases, both, a list that also includes Jose Abreu, Yordan Alvarez, Yasmani Grandal and Aroldis Chapman, among numerous others. The presence of Moncada and Robert — as well as Yoenis Cespedes, the former star outfielder who hasn’t played in the majors since 2020, and a handful of minor league players — has been characterized by Cuba and its state-run media as a monumental step worth celebrating. Cuba, which dominated on the Olympic stage throughout the 1990s and 2000s, possesses a rich history of baseball excellence. But massive defections have diminished the level of talent on the island and brought with it numerous disappointments on the international stage. The inclusion of major league players was considered a much-needed boost. But many Cuban players in the United States viewed the development with deep-seated cynicism, well-earned from those who were stripped of basic freedoms by a country they were ultimately forced to flee. Notable, sure, but also awkward. Encouraging yet controversial. As with most things related to Cuba, it is, well, complicated. “Unfortunately in Cuba everything is mixed with its politics,” veteran infielder Aledmys Diaz said in Spanish. “The [Cuban Baseball Federation] is part of the direction of the Cuban government. In order for you to represent them, or be part of that, you have to think the way they do. That’s a problem that Cuba has, and it’s what differentiates it from other countries.” Mary DeCicco/MLB Photos via Getty Images TO BE A Cuban American is to lack a true sense of country, a plight that international events like the World Baseball Classic have a tendency of highlighting. For Cubans, pride in a flag and roots and traditions are often entwined with disdain for an oppressive government that has spent decades denying its people their fundamental human rights, a connection that can become impossible to separate. It’s a duality unique to the Cuban professional baseball player, as Aroldis Chapman explained on a recent spring morning. “In the Dominican, all of the Dominican players leave, finish their seasons here, and then most of them go back to their country and spend most of their offseasons in the Dominican,” Chapman, a member of the Kansas City Royals, said. “A lot of us Cubans, first of all, we had to leave illegally. The Cuban government doesn’t give us permission to go anywhere. It’s not just athletes; it’s everybody. Before, you couldn’t leave Cuba to go anywhere. We left, we left illegally, and then the very Cuban government began to call us traitors … saying a bunch of things against us. “And so on top of that, calling us all those things, they don’t televise any of our games in Cuba. They don’t televise big league games over there, supposedly because they don’t want to show the Cuban baseball players who are playing over here. Also, a lot of us have gone eight, 10, 15 years without being able to return to Cuba. At this point, [with the World Baseball Classic taking place] a lot of people talk about the island, the country. Yeah, but that same country has called you a traitor … because you made the decision to come to this country. There’s just a lot there.” The U.S., more than 60 years into a strict trade embargo, granted Cuba special permission to include major and minor league players on its WBC roster in December — but the list of those allowed to join shrank quickly. The Cuban Baseball Federation, which banned participation in professional sports more than 60 years ago, declared from the onset that no one who left Cuba’s national team during international competition in order to eventually reach the U.S., and in its view broke a contract, would be invited. And in April, the president of the Cuban Baseball Federation, Juan Reynaldo Perez Pardo, introduced another condition, saying on a daily news show in Cuba that the players selected would be those who “have maintained a positive attitude towards our baseball and our country.” In other words: players who are not publicly critical of the government. For some, it meant taking part would require forgetting the reasons they left in the first place. “There is no freedom in Cuba,” said Yale professor Roberto Gonzalez Echevarria, author of a book about the history of Cuban baseball. On the island, those who speak out against the government risk jail time, with minimal due process. Most of the economy is controlled by GAESA, the economic division of Cuba’s military. And leaving the country often requires special permission. Because of the embargo established by the United States, baseball players must establish residency in a different country in order to become eligible for major league free agency — and that path has often proved treacherous. Many of the stories that have come to light have been harrowing. Jose Fernandez, the late star pitcher for the Miami Marlins, described jumping overboard to save his mother from drowning during their journey. Jose Abreu testified about having to swallow a fake passport. Yasiel Puig was reportedly detained by a Mexican drug cartel. Orlando Hernandez was famously sent to a Bahamian detention center. When they eventually shined in the U.S., their achievements were ignored by a Cuban government that would not allow them back into the country for at least eight years. Worse, their reputations were often tarnished. “They called us traitors, they said we were a disgrace to our country, and now you want us to play for you — and we don’t even get an apology?” said a Cuban-born major league player who did not want to be publicly identified. “We don’t forget. I’m not going to forget, at least. I have my pride.” AROLDIS CHAPMAN AND Aledmys Diaz, now with the Oakland Athletics, said they had no interest in playing for Team Cuba, which split its four pool-play games and advanced into the quarterfinals by virtue of a tiebreaker. But they also were not invited, nor was anyone else who left during international competitions — a list that includes Jose Iglesias, Yadiel Hernandez and the Gurriel brothers, Yulieski and Lourdes Jr. Many of those who were eligible also declined. Houston Astros designated hitter Yordan Alvarez and first baseman Jose Abreu were both called, but neither answered, Team Cuba manager Armando Johnson told the local media in January. New York Yankees starter Nestor Cortes, who left Cuba as a child, chose to pitch for Team USA before withdrawing because of a hamstring injury. Tampa Bay Rays third baseman Yandy Diaz expressed to Spanish-speaking media late last year that he was not interested in playing for Cuba, and his Rays teammate, Arozarena, is fulfilling his desire to play for Mexico, the country where he established citizenship after fleeing Cuba. Oscar Colas of the White Sox and Miguel Vargas of the Los Angeles Dodgers showed varying degrees of interest but declined largely to focus on holding down everyday jobs with their current teams. Colas, whose spring locker resides between those of Moncada and Robert, hopes to play for Team Cuba if given another opportunity in the near future. Will the United States repeat as champions or will another nation win it all as baseball’s biggest stars meet in the WBC? Trout lifts United States to WBC quarterfinals Full WBC coverage » Vargas, whose father, Lazaro, starred for Cuba in the 1990s, is uncertain. “I think there’s always going to be that struggle because a lot has happened through a lot of time,” Vargas said in Spanish. “They’ve hurt a lot of players, their families, lots of stuff. I think with time, maybe there can be a better relationship. But that’s not the case right now.” Four minor league players joined Team Cuba, including infielder Andy Ibanez (Texas Rangers organization) and pitchers Ronald Bolanos (Royals), Miguel Romero (A’s) and Roenis Elias (Chicago Cubs). But Robert, Moncada and Cespedes are the clear headliners, representations of what optimists view as a potential shift in Cuba’s relations with those who left the island. Yoan Moncada received legal permission to leave in June 2014 and flew directly from Cuba to Ecuador. Yoenis Cespedes and Luis Robert left illegally — Cespedes on a speedboat in the summer of 2011; Robert on a flight, through back channels, in the fall of 2016, according to a Francys Romero book that chronicles Cuban migration. But neither left the team during international competition, and each is at least in neutral standing with the Cuban government. Approached by ESPN during spring training, Moncada and Robert declined to talk about their decision to join Team Cuba. Cespedes, who left the team to address a personal issue in the U.S. but hopes to rejoin Cuba if it advances into the semifinals, was relayed questions through a public-relations staffer in Taiwan but declined to answer them. Just before leaving White Sox camp in Glendale, Arizona, Robert, speaking through an interpreter, told the local media that the thought of playing for Cuba had “never crossed my mind” after leaving the island, adding that he felt “proud” to do so now. Moncada said he was “very hopeful that this is a first step for the Cuban players that are in the major leagues to represent their country in future tournaments.” Chapman and Diaz said they did not speak with Robert or Moncada about their decision to join the team, but they also did not condemn them for it. “I’m sure they have their reasons,” Chapman said. “I’m not going to look at Moncada or Robert any differently for making the decision to play for Team Cuba,” Diaz added. “I respect their decision. All I can control is my own actions and the way I think.” CUBA’S DECISION TO accept players who fled was surprising considering its sensibilities but predictable considering its circumstances. “It’s a reflection of the crises in which Cuba finds itself, in all aspects of life,” said Roberto Gonzalez Echevarria. “Things have deteriorated, and so has baseball.” Cuba, an island that cherishes its baseball every bit as much as the Dominican Republic, claimed gold or silver at every Summer Olympics from 1992 to 2008 and 39 other golds over a five-decade stretch in the Baseball World Cup, Intercontinental Cup and Pan-American Games. When the World Baseball Classic was first staged in 2006, Cuba finished as the runner-up to Japan. But it went 1-3 in the Pan-American Games in 2019, failed to qualify for the 2021 Summer Olympics in Tokyo and went 1-6 in last month’s Caribbean Series, finishing last among the eight teams. Cuba didn’t advance past the second round in any of the past three World Baseball Classics and isn’t expected to do so this year, even with Moncada, Robert and Cespedes on the roster. Heading into the tournament, outsiders predicted Cuba’s amateurs might have a hard time handling the high velocities displayed by upper-echelon teams in the late stages of this tournament. Upper-90s fastballs have become almost foreign on the island; the average fastball in the Cuban National Series fell to the mid-80s last season, according to Francys Romero, a Cuban journalist who now lives in Miami and works for MLB.com. In March of 2020, Romero released his Spanish-language book chronicling the migration of Cuban baseball players from 1960 to 2018. He called the tail end of that stretch an “explosion.” According to Romero’s research, 130 players left from 1990 to 2000. From 2000 to 2010, the number jumped to 250. In 2015 alone, it was 202 — a total that represents roughly half the number of players who take part in the 16-team Cuban National Series, the equivalent of its regular season. The period from 2011 to 2018 totaled somewhere in the neighborhood of 650 departures, largely due to the travel restrictions that were eased by Raul Castro, Fidel’s brother, in 2013. Cuban players commonly departed after they had at least begun to establish themselves within the country’s highest league. But by 2018, the average age of the baseball players who left had fallen to 17 years old, seven years younger than it was just four years earlier, according to Romero. “It was no longer even that the stars didn’t feel confident continuing their careers in Cuba,” Romero said in Spanish, “but that the fathers of the young prospects also didn’t believe in a future in Cuba.” Yung Chuan Yang/Getty Images MIGUEL VARGAS, a 23-year-old infielder who will become the Dodgers’ everyday second baseman this season, is a soccer fan who watched closely as Argentina secured the World Cup in December. He thought about what it would mean for Cuba to do something similar in baseball. “Everybody who’s Cuban should have the opportunity to represent his country,” Vargas said. “I think that would be incredible.” MLB holds aspirations of eventually turning the WBC into something as storied and as cherished as the World Cup, but one of the obstacles standing in the way of such a lofty pursuit — aside from history, international reach and the dynamics of MLB — is representation. Significant progress was made for this year’s event, particularly with regard to Team USA. But for Cuba, increasing representation isn’t as easy as rallying superstars. MLB 2023 Rule Changes From bigger bases to the pitch clock, baseball will look very different this season. Here’s what you need to know. Why MLB is making changes » | FAQ » An effort, at least, was made early last year, when a group of current and former players joined forces with a longtime journalist and a former software engineer to launch the Association of Cuban Professional Baseball Players. The primary goal was to assemble an all-star team for the World Baseball Classic, independent from the communist government that has historically prevented one, and so Cuban baseball fans everywhere went on social media to fantasize about a dream roster. Luis Robert in center. Jorge Soler and Randy Arozarena in the outfield corners. Yasmani Grandal behind the plate. Yordan Alvarez at DH. Jose Abreu, Yoan Moncada, Jose Iglesias and perhaps even Nolan Arenado making up the infield. Nestor Cortes and Alek Manoah starting games, Aroldis Chapman and Raisel Iglesias finishing them. A logo, a vertical adaptation of Cuba’s flag, was created. A name, The Cubanos, was announced. T-shirts were printed, uniform concepts were generated. Pitching legend Orlando Hernandez was installed as the general manager, and Brayan Pena, the former catcher who now coaches in the minor leagues, was named field manager. Some of Cuba’s biggest stars — Chapman, Soler and Alvarez among them — voiced their support. The group spoke with Tony Clark, head of the MLB Players Association, in May, and MLB commissioner Rob Manfred in June, and felt as if the meetings were well-received. But the goal of competing in this year’s World Baseball Classic hardly stood a chance. The World Baseball Softball Confederation, which sanctions the WBC, does not permit the participation of a team that is not affiliated with a national governing body, and running the WBC without sanctions was hardly an option. Cubans were once again left longing. “I feel like we accomplished a lot in a short amount of time,” Diaz said. “We know there are a lot of rules that were going to prevent us from fielding a team for this year’s Classic, but I think we took steps forward. And my understanding is that the inclusion of Moncada and Luis Robert was at least partly because of the pressure we were able to create. I don’t think the Cuban government would’ve allowed MLB players to take part in this year’s World Baseball Classic [if not for us]. And so from my point of view, I think the pressure we put on them was important.” Diaz, echoing a sentiment shared by several others, doesn’t want to play for a Cuban team until everyone is allowed. That won’t happen, he believes, until “baseball stops becoming politicized” and the team deploys a manager who is not associated with the Cuban government. It’s not that simple. “In Cuba everything is basically politicized,” Chapman said. “A lot of people want to separate what is the sport of baseball, culture, from politics. They want to separate them. But in Cuba, everything is political — sports, culture, everything. So if you’re representing Cuba, you’re not just representing the flag, you’re representing the government.” Tags: BaseballClassicComplicatedcubaHistoricWorld Football fans shouldn’t sweat the 48-team World Cup The 2026 World Cup: 48 teams, more groups, more venues, more games Fantasy baseball: 20 sleepers to target in 2023 2026 World Cup to feature record 104 matches How to watch the NHL’s Big City Greens Classic, featuring Rangers vs. Capitals

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Archaeologists Found a Perfectly Preserved 1,500 Year Old Arrow Inside a Glacier A perfectly preserved 1,500 year old arrow was discovered in a Norwegian glacier, providing a fascinating glimpse into the past. The arrow, which is dated to between 300 and 600 CE, was found during a survey of a reindeer hunting site. It is in remarkable condition, considering its age, and provides valuable information about the bow-and-arrow technology of the time. The find is just one of many that have been made in recent years as glaciers and other perennial ice sheets melt due to rising temperatures.

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George Ezra Talks Fame, Friendship, And How He Finds Inspiration Ezra was born George Ezra Barnett in Hertfordshire. His first album, Wanted on Voyage, was inspired by a trip to Budapest. For album two, Staying at Tamara’s, he Airbnb’d in Barcelona and came back with the rabidly catchy singles Shotgun and Paradise. Both of his albums hit No 1 and spent 336 weeks in the charts.

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Afghanistan's Youths Are Building Their Community, All Thanks To One Man In times of war and crisis, it’s important to remember that for every story of loss and tragedy, there is a story of courage and generosity—such is the case with Afghanistan’s Youth Scout program.

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Balut – not for the squeamish! Delicious, appetizing, yummy, mouth-watering, delightful… and then, there is ‘balut’. Any Filipino street food junkie will tell you that the spheroid-shaped egg commonly known as ‘balut’ is guaranteed not only to give you more energy to last you through the day (or night), but it is also an aphrodisiac that is certain to put a spark in your lackluster love life. That is, if you can get past eating a duck embryo – feathers, bones and all. ‘Balut’ is an incubated 17 to 18-day old egg of a mallard duck whose manufacturing process involves mastering the skills of incubating the egg with mud and rice husks and using the right temperature to transform it into a perfect gastronomic delicacy when boiled. It is best eaten with a pinch of salt and a bottle of beer to kick it up a notch. Balut originated from Pateros, a small town located in the northwestern part of Metro Manila. The word ‘pateros’ is derived from the Tagalog word ‘pato’, the mallard duck that lays the eggs for the balut, and ‘sapatero’, which means shoemaker. We organise tours which bring you to a small town in the suburbs of Metro Manila where you will discover how a balut is made the traditional way and get to taste it – minus the squirm and the grimace. Balut is not for the squeamish, but for the fearlessly adventurous. Contact ICS Philippines Get your Visa Approved. Seamless, Simple, Reliable

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Home » Alliance for Clinical Trials in Oncology Alliance for Clinical Trials in Oncology LiveSmart: St. Peter’s Seeking Patients for Breast Cancer Weight Loss Study If you have been diagnosed with breast cancer and are interested in a weight loss program, you might be able to help researchers conducting a clinical study at St. Peter’s Hospital Cancer Care Center. [...]

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Statement by the Honourable MaryAnn Mihychuk, Minister of Employment, Workforce Development and Labour – 10.07.2016Posted in: Economics and Industry, Government and Politics, Information and Communications, Labour, News, Persons, Processes, Society and Culture I am pleased that there has been movement at the bargaining table and that progress is being made. I encourage both Canada Post and the Canadian Union of Postal Workers to continue their discussions beyond the lockout notice deadline. I remain hopeful that an agreement can be reached by the parties.

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India’s Swadeshi Jagran Manch Calls for Outright Ban on Cryptocurrency The Swadeshi Jagran Manch (SJM), an affiliate of the nationalist Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh, has reportedly passed a resolution demanding a ban on cryptocurrency in India. “Disobeying the ban should make person/entity liable to financial penalty,” the resolution states. Swadeshi Jagran Manch Wants Crypto Outrightly Banned in India The Swadeshi Jagran Manch (SJM), the Indian economic, political, and cultural organization affiliated with the nationalist Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh, reportedly passed a resolution about cryptocurrency Sunday. SJM co-convenor Ashwani Mahajan told PTI publication: “The resolution was passed by the 15th Rashtriya Sabha of the Swadeshi Jagran Manch, which concluded in Gwalior today.” The resolution states: The government should outrightly ban buying, selling, investing and otherwise dealing in cryptocurrencies by any person resident in India. It also mandates crypto investors to sell or exchange their cryptocurrencies within a short period of time, subject to the provision of submitting information to the Income Tax department. In addition, the resolution emphasizes, “Disobeying the ban should make person/entity liable to financial penalty.” The SJM argued that giving cryptocurrency recognition in India could lead to heavy speculation which could adversely impact the country’s financial market. The organization elaborated: Recognition may also result in money laundering and terror financing as well as capital account convertibility from the back door. In its resolution, the SJM further called on the Union ministries of consumer affairs and corporate affairs to launch an “aggressive” consumer awareness campaign after banning cryptocurrencies. The organization stressed the need to advise people not to fall prey to “deceptive advertisements” it claims are being circulated by cryptocurrency exchanges. The Swadeshi Jagran Manch also discussed central bank digital currency (CBDC), which the central bank, the Reserve Bank of India (RBI), is working on. “The law relating to issuance of digital currency by the Reserve Bank of India should be framed quickly. The CBDC should be considered as legal tender,” the SJM’s resolution adds, noting: Cryptocurrencies such as bitcoin, ethereum, etc should not be recognised as asset or digital asset because it will indirectly become medium of exchange like currency. The Swadeshi Jagran Manch’s resolution echoes what the central bank has been saying about cryptocurrency. In its recent meeting of the central board of directors, the RBI said that cryptocurrency must be fully banned and that a partial ban will not work. The central bank has also repeatedly voiced serious concerns regarding cryptocurrency, which it said could negatively impact the country’s financial system. A cryptocurrency bill was listed to be taken up in the winter session of parliament. However, the bill was not introduced and the government is reportedly reworking the bill. Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi is reportedly taking a final decision on the country’s crypto legislation. He recently said that crypto should be used to empower democracy. ban bitcoin, ban crypto, Ban Cryptocurrencies, banning cryptocurrency, indian government, sjm, sjm bitcoin, sjm crypto, sjm crytocurrency, Swadeshi Jagran Manch, Swadeshi Jagran Manch bitcoin, Swadeshi Jagran Manch crypto, Swadeshi Jagran Manch cryptocurrency What do you think about Swadeshi Jagran Manch calling for a complete ban on cryptocurrency? Do you think the Indian government will heed its advice and ban crypto? Let us know in the comments section below.

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When John Travolta Kissed Scarlett Johansson Out Of Nowhere Holding Her Waist On Oscars’ Red Carpet John Travolta once tried kissing Scarlett Johansson, and it was really awkward. The Black Widow actress is one of the most successful stars in Hollywood. She started from a young age and eventually grew up the ladder in an industry run mostly by men. Right from the start, Scarlett was seen as a s*x symbol. Recently, she shed some light on how being hyper-sexualised, especially from the start of her career, affected the roles she got. The Jojo Rabbit actress said she was typecast into a certain role and believed being objectified would end her career. Coming back to the point, back in 2015, Scarlett Johansson hit the headlines after an awkward moment took place on the Oscars red carpet. Photos of actor John Travolta went viral, in which he could be seen planting a kiss on the Avengers: Endgame actress’ cheek. The awkwardness could be sensed through the way she was looking straight ahead while the Pulp Fictions star came in for a smooch. Though the rest of the world saw this as a creepy moment, Scarlett Johansson later defended Travolta and said there was nothing inappropriate about it. While speaking with the Associated Press, the Lost in Translation star said, “There is nothing strange, creepy, or inappropriate about John Travolta. The image that is circulating is an unfortunate still-frame from a live-action encounter that was very sweet and totally welcome.” “That still photo does not reflect what preceded and followed if you see the moment live. Yet another way we are misguided, misinformed, and sensationalised by the 24-hour news cycle. I haven’t seen John in some years, and it is always a pleasure to be greeted by him,” she added. Meanwhile, when it comes to her work, Scarlett Johansson is currently said to be working on Asteroid City and My Mother’s Wedding.

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Lowndes County Sheriff's Office 676161 | Aleajo Kendrick Johnson: Roland Martin Raises Questions About DOJ’s Failure To File Charges The Justice Department has ruled there will be no charges filed in the 2013 death of Kendrick Johnson, the 17-year-old who was found dead inside a rolled up gym mat at his Valdosta, Georgia high school. Though local and state investigators ruled Johnson’s death a freak accident, his parents, Kenneth and Jackie Johnson, have always believed their son […]

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How To Find A Job In The UK The United Kingdom – the hub of all job opportunities – has been the ultimate option for both employers and enterprises. After considering the consequent changes in the job hunting process since the UK left European Union, there are a lot of ways that can be used for finding the right job. While there is a lot to learn and understand about the entire process, it is made easy through the Luton lawyer for immigration. All the information needed, from visas to job options, will be available through this source. You can get info from Luton immigration lawyers to make your overall job search much more efficient. Follow These To Find A Job In The UK Recruiting Agencies There are different agencies and recruiters for different types of jobs, depending on their hirers who have appointed them to find the kind of employees they need for the respective jobs. These agencies may present you with temporary jobs in stores or supermarkets, while some are particularly hired to hunt heads of companies. Nevertheless, you can go to these agencies for jobs in different industries, like childcare, secretarial, or IT. Newspapers And Print Media Traditional Media remains to be one of the best sources for job hunting despite the advancements of new media and online platforms. Job hunting has forever been one of the primary purposes of buying newspapers. There are a lot of local as well as national newspapers and print media sources in the United Kingdom that have a separate section for job postings for different fields. These professions can be relevant to art, medicine, marketing, education, or even government jobs. Sources like The Guardian and The Telegraph are some of the oldest sources of a job posting that one can read to find the job in the UK of their interest. 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Recognizing your passion, developing relevant skills, and tapping your potential can help you become self-employed. Researching in this regard can be very useful for you. When you tend to become an independent worker, there is a lot you need to learn about law and legislation, taxes, administrative and business rules, etc. Each country has its own rules and regulations. The United Kingdom holds 15 percent of its population as an independent. You can do your homework on the requirements the UK system has before starting your own business. Internships And Volunteering Within The UK If you are a fresh graduate, or still in the graduate program, it is always a bonus if you start with internships to enhance your skills before entering into a job market. There are a lot of internships that are paid, and a variety of volunteer work available if you have a hectic schedule that does not allow bigger work commitments. These opportunities prepare young employees for what waits in the market. You can get in touch with officials in the government through the ECU Commission office for internships. There are different governments as well as private institutions willing to offer internships and volunteer work to those looking for such opportunities. Company websites can be very informative while researching for the relevant vacancies and getting to know the organization before applying. Details like work staff, the strength of employees, customer reviews, etc. can help know more about the company. These websites often keep posting new job opportunities, so always be on the lookout. They will help you to get a job in the UK. Create A Web Profile Creating your profile can be a very convenient way to find a job in the UK. It allows employers to find you for their relevant jobs. Your profile tells them everything they need to know before hiring you. It also makes the process easier since everything an employer needs to know is in that profile, thus making the shortlisting process easier. With the right keywords and formats, you can create an attractive personal portfolio that represents who you are and what skills you possess. There are many platforms like LinkedIn that require you to upload or create a profile which the head hunters and other recruiting agencies can access. Categorized as Web Guide Eight Best Foods Which Can Stimulate Hair Growth 6 Steps To Take When Your Employee Gets In A Car Accident

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Главная страница » Scream 6 part — plot and release date of the film Scream 6 part — plot and release date of the film adminus 15.02.2023 No Comments 37 views TV & Movies It seems that the bosses have seriously decided to revive the franchise — how else to explain that over the past 2 years they have released the second project in this universe. For those who do not understand what we are talking about, we clarify — the premiere of the 6th part of the film «Scream» is approaching, which will continue the story of the masked killer and his many victims. And for the fans of this ancient story, we have good news, in the form of a release date for Part 6 of The Scream, which is already scheduled for release. March 10, 2023do not miss! Let’s scream in New York? The Scream series of films started in 1996 — then the first part was released, which introduced us to a maniac walking around in a strange mask called «Ghost Face». Then 2 more chapters came out — in 1997 and in 2000. After the dubious success of the trilogy, history was paused until 2009. In 2009, the bosses presented the fourth film, and in 2011 another one. This was again followed by a break that lasted until 2021. And now, when the fifth «Scream» has already been forgotten, the creators decided — it’s time! And prepared the sixth part of a frightening adventure. The events of the new «Scream» develop immediately after the finale of the previous one. The main characters move to New York in the hope of escaping the horror that haunts them in their native Woodsboro. They are sure that here they can start a new life and exist peacefully.without looking around. But it quickly becomes clear that even in a big city it is not so easy to hide from the past. We will find out how evil will find them in the largest city in the United States in the film Scream 6, the release date of which is already scheduled for March 10, 2023. Along with reveal day information, the bosses have also released a trailer for the upcoming chapter. So we found out that the killer will really look for them in a populous city, and at the same time add to the list of his victims by accidental witnesses of his atrocities. The creators of «Scream» adhered to the traditions — the eyes of the victims full of horror, the blood and the frightened main characters who do not have a way out of the situation. The fact that the bosses are planning a release date for the film «Scream 6» became known in the spring of 2022 — then they announced the exact day of the premiere, and also marked the start of filming. As planned, the scenes began filming in June, however, there were no incidents. Shortly before the start of production, the news broke that Neve Campbell would not return to the role of Sidney. As a result, the bosses had to move the shooting of «Scream», though only for 3 days. The departure of one of the main characters did not affect the release date or the production process — a week after the start of filming, photos from the set began to be published on social networks. On August 30, the filming process ended. We do not know how strong your nerves are, but we are sure that while watching part 6 you will not be able to contain your cry. Don’t believe? — wait for the release date of the film and see for yourself. And if you haven’t watched the trailer yet, fix it urgently so that wait for the premiere with an understanding of what is happening. Review of the fourth series of «Obi-Wan Kenobi»: no one gives a damn about the main character. The series is not about him! How Gravity Falls Fans Looked For Bill Cipher Or I Don’t Know What Headline To Put Check out Hocus Pocus 2. A portal to the past that will cheer you up! 5 cult series that should have been canceled much earlier

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Grade: Choice VF Ruler: Honorius Posted in gold Tagged 393-423, certified, choice, coin, gold, honorius, roman, solidus Constans II & Constantine IV AV Solidus Gold Coin 654 AD NGC Choice MS (UNC) Up for sale here is an excellent Byzantine Constans II and Constantine IV AV Solidus Gold Coin (654-668 AD) that has been certified and professionally judged to be in Choice Mint State Uncirculated Condition by the NGC Grading Service. This is a rare early Choice BU Mint State Gold Solidus with a very nice overall look. It is very scarce in the high Choice MS NGC Certified Grade. It has also been awarded high marks of 4 for Strike and 5 for Surfaces from NGC. As always, this piece is Guaranteed Genuine. About Us: Quality customer service is a top priority in our store. Thousands of satisfied customers. With rare classic gold and silver coins for their collections. We have been continuously recognized as an. 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Constantine AV Solidus Gold Coin 613-641 AD NGC MS (UNC) Up for sale here is an excellent Byzantine Heraclius with Heraclius Constantine AV Solidus Gold Coin (613-641 AD) that has been certified and professionally judged to be in Mint State Uncirculated Condition by the NGC Grading Service. This is a rare early Mint State Solidus with strong detail and a nice overall look. Quite an outstanding Classic Coin! As always, this piece is Guaranteed Genuine. About Us: Quality customer service is a top priority in our store. Thousands of satisfied customers. With rare classic gold and silver coins for their collections. We have been continuously recognized as an. For consistently providing excellent service and achieving the highest ratings from buyers of our coins. We take special care in the packing of each coin and also include free tracking with every order to ensure that your coins are delivered safely. All coins that we offer are. 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Posted in heraclius Tagged 613-641, coin, constantine, gold, heraclius, solidus Up for sale here is an excellent Byzantine Constans II AV Solidus Gold Coin (641-668 AD) that has been certified and professionally judged to be in Mint State Uncirculated Condition by the NGC Grading Service. This is a rare early Mint State Constans Gold Solidus with a very nice overall look. It is very scarce in the high MS Certified Grade. As always, this piece is Guaranteed Genuine. About Us: Quality customer service is a top priority in our store. Thousands of satisfied customers. With rare classic gold and silver coins for their collections. We have been continuously recognized as an. For consistently providing excellent service and achieving the highest ratings from buyers of our coins. We take special care in the packing of each coin and also include free tracking with every order to ensure that your coins are delivered safely. All coins that we offer are. 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Byzantine Justinian II AV Solidus Christ Gold Coin 705-711 AD NGC MS (UNC) Up for sale here is an excellent Byzantine Justinian II AV Solidus Gold Coin (705-711 AD, Christ Design) that has been certified and graded Mint State Uncirculated by the NGC Grading Service. This is a rare and excellent Uncirculated Mint State Solidus. It has been awarded high marks of 4 for Strike and 5 for Surfaces from NGC. Quite an impressive coin, now well over 1000 years old. As always, this piece is Guaranteed Genuine. About Us: Quality customer service is a top priority in our store. Thousands of satisfied customers. With rare classic gold and silver coins for their collections. We have been continuously recognized as an. For consistently providing excellent service and achieving the highest ratings from buyers of our coins. We take special care in the packing of each coin and also include free tracking with every order to ensure that your coins are delivered safely. All coins that we offer are. 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Posted in byzantine Tagged 705-711, byzantine, christ, coin, gold, justinian, solidus Byzantine Anastasius I AV Solidus Gold Coin 491-518 AD Certified NGC AU Up for sale here is an excellent Byzantine Anastasius I AV Solidus Gold Coin (491-518 AD) that has been certified and graded Almost Uncirculated by the NGC Grading Service. This is a rare and excellent Byzantine Anastasius I Solidus with sharp AU detail and a nice overall look. Quite an impressive coin, now well over 1000 years old. As always, this piece is Guaranteed Genuine. About Us: Quality customer service is a top priority in our store. Thousands of satisfied customers. With rare classic gold and silver coins for their collections. We have been continuously recognized as an. For consistently providing excellent service and achieving the highest ratings from buyers of our coins. We take special care in the packing of each coin and also include free tracking with every order to ensure that your coins are delivered safely. All coins that we offer are. Coin grading is subjective and all posted grades provide professional opinions. We post multiple large, clear photos of each and every coin so that you can take a look at these gorgeous pieces yourself. If you have any questions, feel free to let us know. Highest Ratings from Buyers. What Our Customers Say. The highest customer service possible. This is a person I intend to do business with in the future. As good as it gets. The item “Byzantine Anastasius I AV Solidus Gold Coin 491-518 AD Certified NGC AU” is in sale since Wednesday, July 7, 2021. This item is in the category “Coins & Paper Money\Coins\ Ancient\Byzantine (300-1400 AD)”. The seller is “eternitycoin” and is located in Beverly Hills, California. This item can be shipped to United States, Canada, United Kingdom, Denmark, Romania, Slovakia, Bulgaria, Czech republic, Finland, Hungary, Latvia, Lithuania, Malta, Estonia, Australia, Greece, Portugal, Cyprus, Slovenia, Japan, Sweden, South Korea, Indonesia, South africa, Belgium, France, Hong Kong, Ireland, Netherlands, Poland, Spain, Italy, Germany, Austria, Bahamas, Mexico, New Zealand, Singapore, Norway, Saudi arabia, United arab emirates, Bahrain, Croatia, Malaysia, Chile, Colombia, Panama, Jamaica, Barbados, Bangladesh, Bermuda, Brunei darussalam, Bolivia, Ecuador, Egypt, French guiana, Guernsey, Gibraltar, Guadeloupe, Iceland, Jersey, Jordan, Cambodia, Cayman islands, Liechtenstein, Sri lanka, Luxembourg, Monaco, Macao, Martinique, Maldives, Nicaragua, Oman, Peru, Pakistan, Paraguay, Reunion, Viet nam, Uruguay. Posted in byzantine Tagged 491-518, anastasius, byzantine, certified, coin, gold, solidus

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OHCHR and NGOs Intimidation and reprisals for cooperation with the UN: global trends and good practices Side event on Intimidation and reprisals for cooperation with the UN: global trends and good practices In September, the Secretary General released the 2022 report on intimidation and reprisals for cooperation with the UN. Join us for a discussion on main findings, and to explore good practices to prevent and address intimidation and reprisals, both online and offline. *UN Headquarters meeting room for onsite participation TBC – registrants will be notified. Please RSVP here (bit.ly/3DDqFwM) by Thursday 3 November 2022. Madeleine Sinclair, ISHR Welcome remarks: H.E. Mrs. Zsuzsanna Horváth, Permanent Representative of Hungary to the UN Ms. Ilze Brands Kehris, Assistant Secretary-General for Human Rights Ms. Rebecca Vernon, legal advisor at the International Center for Not-for-Profit Law Ms. Esther Omam Njomo, Executive Director of Reach out Cameroon Mr. Ahmed Adam Abdulla, Vice President of the Human Rights Commission of Maldives Interventions/comments from the floor (30 min) Concluding remarks: H.E. Mr. Donal Kenneally, Deputy Permanent Representative of Ireland to the UN CoNGO Notes: For more information on the NGO Committee on Human Rights, please email the co-chairs at bobbinassar@yahoo.com or bknotts@uua.org. For more information on the NGO Committee on Social Development, please visit ngosocdev.org. For more information on the NGO Committee on Disarmament, Peace, and Security, please visit ngocdps.wordpress.com. For more information on the NGO Committee on Migration, please visit ngo-migration.org. best practices Cameroon climate diplomacy corruption crime criminal justice democracy fascism freedom of association freedom of belief freedom of expression global governance global security global trends good governance good practices human rights human rights protections human rights violations humanitarian law Hungary intimidation Ireland ISHR Maldives media literacy misinformation multilateralism OHCHR OHCHR and NGOs peacebuilding public trust rule of law standard setting transparency 51st regular session of the Human Rights Council Dear civil society, The Human Rights Council will hold its fifty-first regular session from 12 September to 7 October at the Palais des Nations in Geneva. Nada Al-Nashif, Deputy High Commissioner for Human Rights, currently serving as acting High Commissioner, will present the High Commissioner’s oral update at 9 a.m. on Monday, 12 September in room XX. Event info for in-person and/or virtual participation by NGOs: https://www.ohchr.org/en/hr-bodies/hrc/regular-sessions/session51/regular-session https://www.ohchr.org/en/hr-bodies/hrc/accreditation Panel discussions to include: Biennial panel discussion on the right to development Theme: 35 years on: policy pathways to operationalizing the right to development Annual discussion on the integration of a gender perspective throughout the work of the Human Rights Council and that of its mechanisms Theme: Overcoming gender-based barriers to freedom of opinion and expression Panel discussion on the future of the right to work in connection with climate change actions, responses and impacts in the context of sustainable and inclusive economies Annual half-day panel discussion on the rights of indigenous peoples Theme: Impact of social and economic recovery plans in the COVID-19 context on indigenous peoples, with a special focus on food security Panel discussion on the negative impact of the legacies of colonialism on the enjoyment of human right The Human Rights Council: The composition of the Human Rights Council at its fifty-first session is as follows: Argentina (2024); Armenia (2022); Benin (2024); Bolivia (Plurinational State of) (2023); Brazil (2022); Cameroon (2024); China (2023); Côte d’Ivoire (2023); Cuba (2023); Czechia (2023); Eritrea (2024); Finland (2024); France (2023); Gabon (2023); Gambia (2024); Germany (2022); Honduras (2024); India (2024); Indonesia (2022); Japan (2022); Kazakhstan (2024); Libya (2022); Lithuania (2024); Luxembourg (2024); Malawi (2023); Malaysia (2024); Marshall Islands (2022); Mauritania (2022); Mexico (2023); Montenegro (2024); Namibia (2022); Nepal (2023); Netherlands (2022); Pakistan (2023); Paraguay (2024); Poland (2022); Qatar (2024); Republic of Korea (2022); Senegal (2023); Somalia (2024); Sudan (2022); Ukraine (2023); United Arab Emirates (2024); United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland (2023); United States of America (2024); Uzbekistan (2023); and Venezuela (Bolivarian Republic of) (2022). The President of the Council is Federico Villegas (Argentina). The Vice-Presidents are Andranik Hovhannisyan (Armenia); Muhammadou M.O. Kah (Gambia); Katharina Stasch (Germany); and Vice-President and Rapporteur Ulugbek Lapasov (Uzbekistan). CoNGO Notes: For more information on the NGO Committee on Human Rights, please email the co-chairs at bknotts@uua.org or bobbinassar@yahoo.com. For more information on the NGO Committee on Disarmament, Peace, and Security, please visit ngocdps.wordpress.com. For more information on the NGO Committee on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples, please visit facebook.com/NGOCoRIP. For more information on the NGO Committee on Intergenerational Solidarity, please email the vice chair at susanneseperson@gmail.com. For more information on the NGO Committee on Children’s Rights/NY, please visit childrightsny.org. For more information on the NGO Committee on the Status of Women/NY, please visit ngocsw.org. For more information on the NGO Committee on the Status of Women/Geneva, please visit ngocsw-geneva.ch. For more information on the NGO Committee on the Status of Women/Vienna, please visit ngocswvienna.org. ableism agriculture borders climate action climate chaos climate finance colonialism COVID-19 culture domestic violence ecocide economic justice education financial inclusion freedom of expression GBV gender gender equality genocide prevention global governance green economy Human Rights Council Human Rights Council and NGOs human rights defenders human rights protections human rights violations indigenous peoples land use multilateralism OHCHR OHCHR and NGOs patriarchy peacebuilding political inclusion pollution poverty public health right to work SDGs security technology UN charter youth

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Camila establishes pop reign with debut album Monica Jamison on January 19, 2018 in Entertainment Photo courtesy of Epic Records Currently second in the world in monthly Spotify listeners, Camila Cabello released her much-anticipated debut album on Jan. 12. The well-rounded “Camila” cements her presence as more than a one-hit wonder and more than her past role in girl group Fifth Harmony. While she is most known for the hit “Havana” (and its Daddy Yankee remix), the song “Crying in the Club” was her debut single. Since then, she has done multiple collaborations, including “Bad Things” with Machine Gun Kelly. That single gave her the impressive title of first female artist to reach the number one spot on Top 40 Radio both alone and with a group. The opening track, “Never Be the Same,” is clearly intended to be the album’s runaway hit, as a radio edit version of it bookends the album. With a catchy chorus about intoxicating young love, the song may lodge in ears and radio waves, but the specific drug metaphor of “Just like nicotine, heroin, morphine” may not be in the best taste during the current opioid epidemic. Her eponymous album covers a range of emotions with surprising depth for a 20-year-old relative newcomer. Quieter songs like “After All These Years” and “Consequences” show that Camila’s talent is not limited to energetic hits like “Havana.” Sandwiched in the middle and towards the end of the album are sadder and more serious tracks, with simple but powerful lines like “No reason to stay is a good reason to go” on “Something’s Gotta Give.” For those looking for a nearly nauseatingly sweet song, “Inside Out” fits the bill. This track would be forgettable due to its simplistic, repetitive lyrics, but the bridge contains the only lines of Spanish on the album. A whole song in Spanish would have been a welcome addition from the Cuban-American singer, as the French-Cuban duo Ibeyi did on their recent album; maybe future albums from Camila will feature more Spanish to set her apart from other pop artists. Thematically, the album deals with ideas of home and fame. While Camila mentions places by name (Miami, Los Angeles, Mexico) like in her hit single (Havana, East Atlanta), her songs have a firmly rooted sense of place. Some tracks feel beachy, and others feel better suited to late night city drives. Having wrestled with fame for years, Camila addresses the fakeness of people around her in “Real Friends” and “In the Dark.” However, lines like “I just wanna talk about nothin’ / With somebody that means something” touch on a more universal search for companionship not exclusive to celebrities. Other strong tracks include the celebrations of female power and sexual freedom, “She Loves Control” and “Into It,” respectively. Her voice marshals an intensity that make some tracks into anthems, similar to Sia. With her full length debut, Camila Cabello asserts her role in the pop world as not limited to catchy singles or reliant on a group of other singers. She also reaffirms the power of a well-done pop album in general: songs that relate to broad experiences of many listeners but still feel deeply personal to the singer herself. While casual listeners who were looking for a whole album composed of “Havana”-esque hits may be disappointed, fans ready to go on an emotional journey and explore the universal themes of home and friendship will be more than satisfied.

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Greener Skies Ahead Nick McGough Weston Williamson+Partners To say the effect of the pandemic on aviation has been significant is somewhat of an understatement. At the peak of the shutdown, global air traffic was down 94% against the same period in 2019 with about two thirds of the world’s commercial aircraft parked or in storage. The effect on London has been dramatic with Heathrow closing all its terminals apart from T2 and T5 and the airport’s controversial expansion plans now looking uncertain. However, the likely introduction of vaccine passports and other measures by governments and operators will soon start to allow the easing of travel restrictions and begin to lift the industry out from what may turn out to be a momentary blip in the ever-rising volume of air traffic. And therein lies the much bigger issue for the aviation industry: the challenge of decarbonisation. Aviation is an easy target for those championing environmental responsibility. The overturned court ruling rejecting expansion at Heathrow emphasises the complexity of the issues and the need to consider the wider implications of transport infrastructure. However, it is important to maintain perspective. Pre-pandemic, air travel accounted for 2.5% of global CO2 emissions. Perhaps more surprising is that 40% of worldwide emissions are actually from short-haul flights. Whilst Airbus last year announced plans for hydrogen-powered zero-emissions commercial aircraft which they say could be ready for deployment by 2035 – there is the opportunity to make a more immediate impact by specifically targeting short-haul flights. It is in this context that Project HEART (Hydrogen-Electric Automated Regional Transport) is seeking to do nothing less than reimagine UK regional air travel as both an environmentally and economically sustainable transport mode, fully integrated into existing networks using a Mobility-as-a-Service (MaaS) approach. To take on this challenge Project HEART requires a wholistic and multi-faceted ethos with the Weston Williamson + Partners IF_Lab (our Innovation & Foresight Laboratory formed in 2018) being a key part of a 10 strong consortium led by autonomous flight specialist Blue Bear. It also includes hydrogen and technology specialists ZeroAvia, Protium, Inmarsat and Fleetondemand, the Transport Research Institute at Edinburgh Napier University, airline Loganair, airport operator Highlands and Islands Airports Limited and British aircraft manufacturer Britten-Norman. Project HEART’s initial focus will be on the needs of remote Scottish island communities which often rely on underdeveloped subsidised air travel between islands. Getting jet fuel to these remote locations is expensive and when combined with the potential to tap into local renewable energy supplies, the production of green Hydrogen starts to become an appealing alternative. This combined with the lower maintenance costs of hydrogen-electric propulsion systems, the use of advanced autonomous flight technology to remove the need for a co-pilot and more advanced and automated ground infrastructure, makes for an attractive proposition. As such, the consortium is looking to construct and operate what would be the world’s first zero emission 19-seater commercial aircraft route, including dedicated green hydrogen infrastructure, with a first targeted entry into service date as soon as 2025. The longer-term view is to bring commercial services to existing underutilised low volume airfields - creating a new national network of zero carbon air services. The UK Government’s confidence in Project HEART is demonstrated with the recent award of a £1.8m grant from the Future Flight Challenge Fund, backed by the UK Research and Innovation programme as part of the Government’s modern industrial strategy. This comes ahead of consultation on the Aviation Decarbonisation Strategy later this year, set out as part of the Prime Minister’s Ten Point Plan for a green industrial revolution to build back greener. As head of our IF_Lab, Project HEART represents a unique opportunity to contribute thinking beyond the design of airports and terminal buildings themselves and to work with our consortium partners to take the first very real steps in decarbonising our domestic aviation industry. Things really are looking up! #NLANetZero Review of NLA publication “Resilient London, Confronting Climate Change” Tim den Dekker is an associate at Feilden Clegg Bradley Studios. He is a co-author of Part Z. He summarises the key talk... Building on COP The NLA programme on Day One of COP kicked off with a discussion as part of UKGBC's initiative to bring together 40 orga... Resilient Cities: preparing for climate events in the UK As an industry, how do we move beyond the reactive and adopt a proactive approach to tackling climate change?

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Home » Kids Health » Sonequa Martin-Green on Inspiring Girls to Explore STEM, Representation & Getting Kids to Eat Their Veggies Sonequa Martin-Green on Inspiring Girls to Explore STEM, Representation & Getting Kids to Eat Their Veggies 08/04/2022 Kids Health Sonequa Martin-Green wants to send girls to space. The actress, known for her memorable turns as Cmdr. Michael Burnham in Star Trek and as The Walking Dead‘s Sasha Williams, has teamed up with Frito-Lay and STEM Next’s Million Girls Moonshot in an effort to provide one million girls with STEM learning opportunities by 2025. The program, dubbed Back-to-School Blast Off, is all about inspiring girls to follow their dreams and pursue a career in a field sorely lacking in female representation. We spoke to Martin-Green about this immersive new space experience, the women who inspired her the most growing up and — of course! — her favorite back-to-school tips and tricks. SheKnows: What got you excited about inspiring young girls to pursue a career path in STEM? Sonequa Martin-Green: I love the idea that girls who wouldn’t normally get the opportunity to have an experience like this were able to have an experience like this. I really appreciate the work that Million Girls Moonshot is doing. Their mission statement is really powerful. They say, “Let’s reimagine who can engineer, who can build, who can make, let’s reimagine the future.” These girls were chosen from all over the country, ages 12 to 18. They are interested in careers in STEM, some of them even want to be astronauts. They get to go to NASA and have this immersive experience where they experience zero gravity, they get to talk to real astronauts and hear about what it’s really like. I hope it’s something they can take with them, and be encouraged to pursue careers in STEM, because there’s a dearth of representation of women and people of color, and especially women of color in STEM. https://www.instagram.com/p/CgxDM4br2RH/ A post shared by Sonequa Martin-Green (@therealsonequa) SK: You mention representation and it makes me think of you being the first Black woman to be a Star Trek captain. Have there been any moments with young female fans that really stayed with you? SMG: When people tell me that they have decided to go to grad school in STEM, that they feel like they represent themselves better in the workplace, that they feel more confident in their voices or they finally left that job to go to that dream job — I hear these stories and they always make me emotional. It’s really powerful and I’m really grateful and humbled by it. SK: That’s so moving. Growing up, who was the woman you watched on screen who you felt represented you? SMG: Oh, man, well first off, Nichelle (Nichols, best known for her role as Lt. Uhura in Star Trek and its film sequels). Also, Whoopi Goldberg, Angela Bassett, Halle Berry, Eartha Kitt. I would say those are the ones that made the most impact on me growing up. I’m so inspired by [those] women, and especially by Nichelle. I mean, we wouldn’t be doing an initiative like this — there wouldn’t be Million Girls Moonshot, there wouldn’t be the NASA Space Camp experience for these girls, if it wasn’t for the work that she did in the 70s with her company Women in Motion and her affiliation with NASA, and her serving on the Board of Governors for the National Space Society. We wouldn’t be here today right now in this interview talking about what we’re talking about if it weren’t for her. SK: This is a back-to-school initiative from Frito-Lay and I’m curious if you have any tricks or tips as a parent about tackling the whole daunting back-to-school process? SMG: I’m a mother of two, my son is seven and my daughter just turned two. I think for my son, it’s about hyping him up for the new school year and getting him excited for what he’s going to learn and how he’s going to grow and change. [It’s] not just about what he’s going to be learning cognitively but also what he’s going to be learning emotionally, socially. I want to get him excited about those things as well. I’ll [say], “What do you want to learn? What do you want to know? What are you excited about? What’s something that you want to get better at?” SK: When it comes to school lunch, what’s would you say has been your biggest fail? SMG: Most of the time when I put carrots in there, he won’t eat them. Or sometimes it’ll be strawberries in there, and he won’t eat them. (laughs) I just gotta keep putting them in there. You know, maybe I need to add hummus or a little piece of dark chocolate. Maybe that’s the key! You put veggies in there and tell them that they can’t have the dark chocolate unless they have the veggies. This interview has been edited and condensed for clarity and length. These history-making Black moms were (and are!) paving the way for women everywhere. Chicago West's Baby Album: Pics of Kim Kardashian, Kanye West's Daughter We Don't Hate This CEO Mom's Ad for a Super-Nanny Miranda Kerr Shows Subtle Support for Katy Perry’s Pregnancy Here’s how grocery shopping could change forever Apps That Can Help You Organize Your Professional Life « Wildlife park’s ‘splash pad’ found to be the source of severe gastrointestinal infections in kids ‘Self-Boosting’ Vaccines Could Be Immunizations of the Future »

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Time to enjoy the ‘dog’ days of summer Posted by North Central News | Jul 1, 2013 | Cafe Chat Every July 4, Americans consume millions of hot dogs. According to the National Hot Dog and Sausage Council (yes, there is such an organization), on that day alone Americans will pig out on 155 million dogs. But the real day to eat a hot dog is Tuesday, July 23. That’s when National Hot Dog Day is celebrated every year. In North Central Phoenix, you will find several places that feature the dog prominently. In fact, at Nogales Hot Dogs, it’s all you’ll get. “It’s a one-item menu: Sonoran Dog,” explains owner Pablo Perez. His version comes wrapped in bacon and served with pinto beans, onions, mayo and tomato. The all-meat (chicken, pork and beef) costs $3. This type of hot dog is eaten in Nogales, Sonora, Mexico he says, and adds, “It works!” Apparently it works in Phoenix, too, because for the past 11 years he’s been selling his Sonoran hot dogs in the southwest parking lot at 20th Street and Indian School Road. He opens his cart around 7 p.m. and sets up a few tables and chairs, then serves his hot dogs until after midnight. On Friday and Saturday nights he will stay up until the last customer leaves. Other condiments include cheese, guacamole, mushrooms and jalapeños. The buns are made at a local Mexican bakery and are hearty enough to handle all the toppings. Add some chips and a drink and you get a complete dinner for $5. Like them on Facebook at Nogales Hot Dogs No2. Just west of Nogales Hot Dogs on 16th Street and Indian School Road is Luke’s of Chicago. When Cary Del Principe and his wife, Diana Lee, opened this location in 1989, they had an instant fan base from Chicago. The name comes from Cary’s father, whose nickname was Luke. The family opened up the original Luke’s on Harlem Avenue and Addison Street in 1968. Lukes: Cary Del Principe, owner of Luke’s of Chicago at 16th Street and Indian School Road, says the Chicago Style dog, which comes with mustard, relish, onion, tomato, pickles, peppers and celery salt, is the restaurant’s top seller (photo by Patty Talahongva). The only type of hot dog served at Luke’s is a Vienna all-beef dog, in seven varieties. They are steamed but upon request you can get them grilled. The dogs are served on a steamed poppy seed bun. It’s a ritual that Cary calls, “Just another quirk of Chicago.” “Chicago customers were born and raised on Vienna hot dogs,” he says. “I can’t sell anything else and get away with it.” The most popular dog on his menu is the Chicago Style dog ($4.85), which comes with mustard, relish, onion, tomato, pickles, peppers and celery salt. Another customer favorite is the Double Hot Dog ($6.95) that packs two dogs on a bun. Every hot dog comes with fries but if you don’t want fries the dog alone will cost you just $4. Open seven days a week from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. For details, visit www.LukesofChicago.com. North of Bethany Home Road at 6219 N. 7th St. is The Great Dane Dog House. Walk inside and you’ll meet Tony “Dane” Rigoli, his wife Hilde, and Malena Romero, who has worked with them for nine years and is considered part of the family. In 1986, Rigoli bought the property from the original owners who set up shop in 1978. Like Luke’s, Great Dane’s sell only pure Vienna hot dogs and also uses Vienna hot dog buns. “It’s a gourmet food, a good hot dog,” he says, and admits to loving hot dogs so much he even eats them for breakfast fried up with eggs. The dogs come in three sizes, with the foot-long dog served on an egg bun. The bestselling dog is the Maxwell St. natural casing Polish sausage ($5). It comes with grilled onions, mustard, pickles, tomato and hot pepper. Customers also love the Polish Sausage and the Fire Dog, which Rigoli says is a mild spicy. Any of the dogs can be steamed or grilled, based on customer preference. The Coney Islander Dog has a hot meat sauce and sells for $5.65. On the kids menu is a dog for 12 and younger that sells for just $3 and includes fries and a soda. Each day Great Dane’s offers a $5 Lunch Special that includes French fries or potato chips and a drink. Check the board to see the special. “We take pride in what we cook,” Rigoli says and adds, “I won’t give nobody something I won’t eat myself!” Open daily from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. except Thanksgiving, Christmas and New Year’s. Reach them at 602-265-2817. Short Leash hot dogs: Brad and Kat Moore of mobile eatery Short Leash invite you to try their unique, gourmet-style hot dogs served on naan bread instead of the traditional bun (photo by Patty Talahongva). To try some really unique flavor combinations, check out Short Leash Hot Dogs. Brad Moore and his wife, Kat, park their food truck for lunch in front of Urban Cookies on 7th Street and Highland Avenue every Tuesday from 11 a.m. to about 1:30 p.m., and every Friday night beginning around 6 p.m. in their “sit and stay” lot behind Stinkweed’s and Halo Precision Piercing at 10 W. Camelback Road. Short Leash has six different dogs on the menu; regular, spicy beef, beef, Bratwurst, chicken and veggie. They are all natural, nitrate free, preservative free, gluten free and no MSG. “Our menu is fun and a bit quirky, but everything we do and every flavor we put on hot dogs is well planned,” Brad says. He encourages the first-time customer to experiment. Brad couldn’t stand the traditional hot dog buns so he uses naan instead of a tradition bun. “Hot dog buns are structurally terrible,” he points out. “When loaded up with toppings you take one bite and everything falls out the bottom. The naan is soft and has a buttery texture and most importantly holds up well from start to finish.” Try Kat’s award-winning 7th Inning Stretch Dog, which comes with peanut butter, cracker jacks, smoked Gouda, bacon and BBQ sauce. If that sounds a little too sweet, check out the Oliver, served with sauerkraut, Swiss cheese and a dollop of Thousand Island dressing. The Aiko is a very popular dog. It’s covered in mango chutney, diced jalapenos, red onions, fresh cilantro and mayo. The mobile dining car also offers throw-back bottled sodas in fun and nostalgic flavors, along with familiar soda brands and varieties. The Moores plan to open a restaurant later this month in downtown Phoenix near Roosevelt and First streets. Until then you can study the menu at www.shortleashhotdogs.com. 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Home»Music»Artists - L to Z»Artists - T Artists - T Music - 1980s 3 Mins Read School friends Roland Orzabal and Curt Smith formed Tears For Fears after they had spent their teenage years in bands together, including a Mod/Ska revivalist combo called Graduate who issued records on the Precision label, including the novelty single, Elvis Should Play Ska. After Graduate split in 1981, the duo recorded demos as History Of Headaches. Their new name, Tears For Fears, was drawn from (primal scream therapist) Arthur Janov’s book Prisoners Of Pain. They signed to Phonogram Records in 1981 while other synthesizer bands, including Human League and Depeche Mode were breaking through into the pop field. During this time the duo was augmented by Ian Stanley on keyboards and Manny Elias on drums. Their first two singles, Suffer Little Children and Pale Shelter, were morose and unsuccessful but Mad World, produced by former Adam & The Ants drummer Chris Hughes, made #3 in the UK charts in November 1982. Curt Smith, dressed in long overcoats and sporting a pigtail, was touted in the UK as a vaguely alternative teen idol. The Hurting showcased a thoughtful, tuneful band and it topped the UK charts, supplying further Top 10 singles with Change and a reissued Pale Shelter. By Songs From The Big Chair Orzabal was handling most of the vocal duties and had taken on the role of chief songwriter. Shout and Everybody Wants To Rule The World were #1 hit singles in the USA, and the album also reached #1. The song, Everybody Wants To Rule The World was adopted as the theme tune for the Sport Aid famine relief event in 1986 (with a slight change in the title to Everybody Wants To Run The World), giving the band massive exposure. Tears For Fears took a long break after 1985 and reappeared four years later with a highly changed sound on The Seeds Of Love. They shunned their earlier electronic approach and attempted to weave together huge piano and vocal chords in a style reminiscent of The Beatles. Its release was delayed many times as the pair constantly remixed the material. The album featured unknown American vocalist Oleta Adams, who the duo had discovered singing in a hotel bar in Kansas City. Orzabal later produced her debut album. Both the album and single, Sowing The Seeds Of Love, were Top 10 hits in the UK and USA, but the lavish arrangements did not receive the same critical approval. The chart failure of subsequent singles marked the beginning of the end for the band as a commercial force. Shortly before the release of 1992’s greatest hits set, Smith left Tears For Fears to begin a solo career (renaming himself Mayfield in 1998). Retaining the name of the band, Orzabal released Elemental, the first album to be completed after Smith’s departure. A muted response greeted Raoul And The Kings Of Spain in 1995. Orzabal’s solo debut, released six years later, was a much more satisfying release but failed to match the commercial impact of Tears For Fears. The inevitable reunion was announced in 2003, with Orzabal and Smith signing a new recording contract with Arista Records. Roland Orzabal Vocals, guitar, keyboards Curt Smith Vocals, keyboards, bass Ian Stanley Manny Elias Go-Go's, The The Go-Go's formed in 1978 as The Misfits - The line-up, at the time, consisted of Belinda Carlisle (vocals), Jane… Allniters, The During the late 70s/early 80s a small pub in downtown Sydney, called the Sussex Hotel, was the birthplace of the… New Wave New Wave is often remembered more for skinny ties and silly haircuts than for musical merits. The Police, Elvis Costello, The Cars and Blondie all lent… Kraftwerk The word "unique" is over-used in music, but Kraftwerk have a stronger claim than most to the tag. Organist Ralf… Yazoo When Essex girl Alison 'Alf' Moyet put an advertisement in the music papers, she was looking for a "rootsy blues… Human League A lead singer with pierced nipples and half a head of hair, and two bits of Sheffield totty, discovered dancing… Au Pairs, The Formed in Birmingham (England) in 1979, The Au Pairs matched driving, guitar-led rock to lyrics (mostly by Woods) that dissected… Skrewdriver Skrewdriver were formed in Blackpool in 1976 by Ian Stuart Donaldson after he saw The Sex Pistols in Manchester. The band later… Previous ArticleTeddy Bears, The Next Article Teardrop Explodes, The Bram Stoker’s Dracula (1992) In 15th-century Romania Count Dracula returns from the […] The Young Set 1 9 6 5 (USA) 75 x 60 minute episodes “It’s time for The Young […] Carry On At Your Convenience (1971) The Carry On team throw caution to the wind and presents an hour […] Vipers, The The Vipers Skiffle Group, featuring a young singer called Wally […] Some Will, Some Won’t (1970) An eccentric practical joker plans to have the last laugh on his […] Dimboola (1979) Named after the actual outback town in Australia where the story […]

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Tingles Up and Down the Spine This past weekend, our church women’s group came together for a cookie baking session. Image by Cohdra Each woman was to bring two batches or more of pre-made cookie dough along with any pans and decorations they had on hand. I made three different cookies doughs: Sugar cookies, gingerbread cookies and M&M cookie dough. At the end of the night, each woman took home a variety of cookies. Four hours of baking ended with nine different kinds of cookies that included ranger cookies and red velvet cookies. The amazing thing is I still have some of those cookies as of Monday morning. I suspect they will all be gone by the end of the day. At the end of the evening, we decided we needed to have another fellowship time and a movie seemed like a good idea. It was also unanimous that Les Mis should be that movie. Just the commercial with Anne Hathaway singing gave me chills up and down the spine. Then again, I have always been a fan of a good musical. The first one that I remember as being life changing was Singin’ In the Rain which starred Gene Kelly, Debbie Reynolds and Donald O’Conner. This movie about the change over from silent movies to talkies focuses on how one leading man is able to transition well while his abhorrent leading lady is not. To make matters worse, he has fallen in love with a chorus girl who has a great voice. I believe it is universally accepted this is the best musicals of all time as well as being one of the best movies ever made. For the last ten years, however, it seems as if we are treated to a new musical every Christmas. While Les Mis has continual singing, making it more opera than musical, the songs break your heart with their beauty. One of my favorite musicals in the past few years is Mamma Mia starring Meryl Streep and Pierce Brosnan. This musical featuring the songbook of ABBA is a happy, zippy movie that exists in a very adult world that might be a little hedonistic at times. I love putting this one on when I have to do housework. Another musical in recent years that I love is Moulin Rouge starring Nicole Kidman and Ewan McGregor. The story is a familiar one to opera fans. A young idealistic man falls in love with a beautiful woman who is a courtesan. She also has the dread disease of the early 1900s which is consumption, aka tuberculosis. What I love about this movie is how director Baz Luhrmann uses modern songs in a period piece and somehow it all works out. You have a great love story, fantastic musical pieces and the sage wisdom given by tough people trying to look out for a young man who is writing his first show that must be a block buster. The sets are bright, eclectic and over-the top which matches the movie and it all works. While these movies are not exactly little-kid friendly, they are something you can watch with your teens if they happen to like musicals. Otherwise, you can always join me. I am happy to have a sing-a-long at my house any time. Tags: Anne Hathaway, Debbie Reynolds, Ewan McGregor, Gene Kelly, Les Miserable, Mamma Mia!, Meryl Streep, Moulin Rouge, nicole kidman, singin' in the rain Tori Nelson Great post! I love the quirky modern spin Baz Luhrmann adds to his films. Also I LOVE cookies. Jennifer Barricklow A singalong sounds like so much fun! I’m glad I’m not the only one who finds the quirkiness of Moulin Rouge delightful. (I consider it one of my guilty pleasures.) Jeanne Heuer Loved Moulin Rouge. I went out and bought the soundtrack. Another quirky movie with a great soundtrack is Oh Brother, Where Art Thou? « I Remember Every Detail What Kind of Artistry Can You Perform? »

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Everything you ever wanted to know about informers and infiltrators Infiltrators seek information on most radical groups. The return of mass mobilizations and radical actions in anti-globalization, anti-poverty, anti-racism and anti-police brutality demonstrations, as well as declarations to continue struggling in the streets and underground has drawn attention from the state’s secret police. More infiltrators will be sent into our ranks to try to bribe, entice or manipulate individuals. The extent to which they are able to infiltrate our groups depends on our seriousness and responsibility in learning about, promoting, and working within a security culture. Radical movements can learn to better identify covert enemies in our projects. Once identified, appropriate action is needed to undo, contain, or remove the danger. This section is intended to arm you with information on how to spot and deal with informers, infiltrators, and provocateurs in our ranks. WHO IS AN INFORMER? There are actually two kinds of informers. The deliberate informer is an undercover agent on the payroll of government or industry. The second type is the activist-turned-informer. Both kinds try to infiltrate our ranks and are equally dangerous to our movements. Let’s discuss the deliberate informers first. They are often difficult to identify. Informers can be of any age and any profile, but they do have a few discernible methods or operation, or “modus operandi”. These are: The “hang around” type: they are persons who regularly show at meetings and actions but generally don’t get involved. They collect documents, listen to conversations and note who’s who. This observation role is relatively inactive. The “sleeper” type: is similar to the “hang around” modus operandi, except that their absorption of information is used to activate their role at a later date. The “novice” type: presents a somewhat more active role, but confines themselves to less prominent work. They don’t take initiatives, but the work they do is valued. This helps them build trust and credibility. **The “super activist” type: they come out of nowhere and all of a sudden, they are everywhere. Whether it’s a meeting, protest, or an action, this person will be right in the thick of it. Keep in mind however that this can also be the mark of a new activist, whose enthusiasm and commitment is so strong that she/he wants to fight the power every minute of the day. It should be said that with several of these modus operandi, the behaviour is hard to distinguish from a sincere new person’s involvement. How do we tell them apart? Well, a planted infiltrator will ask a lot of questions about the direct action groups, individuals and illegal activities. She/he may suggest targets and volunteer to do reconnaissance as well as take part in the action. Infiltrators also try to build profiles on individuals, their beliefs, habits, friends, and weaknesses. At the same time, infiltrators will shield their true selves from other activists. Anyone who asks a lot of questions about direct actions isn’t necessarily an infiltrator, but they ARE someone you should be careful with. At the very least, they need to be informed about security issues. New activists should understand that direct action tactics can be risky (though some risks are worth taking!) and that asking a lot of questions endangers people. If the person persists in asking questions, there is a problem and appropriate measures must be taken. Activists who can’t understand the need for security should be shunned and kept away from the movement. Some types of infiltrators stay in the background and offer material support, other informants may have nothing to do with the group or action, but initially heard certain plans and tipped off the police. Among the more active types of infiltrators can be a gregarious person that quickly wins group trust. Some infiltrators will attempt to gain key forms of control, such as of communications/ secretarial, or finances. Other informants can use charm and sex to get intimate with activists, to better spy or potentially destabilize group dynamics. Active infiltrators can also be provocateurs specializing in disruptive tactics such as sowing disorder and demoralizing meetings or demos, heightening conflicts whether they are interpersonal or about action or theory, or pushing things further with bravado and violent proposals. Infiltrators often need to build credibility; they may do this by claiming to have participated in past actions. Also, infiltrators will try to exploit activist sensibilities regarding oppression and diversity. Intelligence organizations will send in someone who will pose as a person experiencing the common oppression of the particular activist group. For example, in the 1960’s, the Weather Underground was infiltrated by an “ordinary Joe” informant with a working class image. Black war veterans infiltrated the Black Panther Party. A fresh example of police infiltration and manipulation tactics is that of Germinal, a group targeted for arrest two days prior to the April 2001 anti-FTAA demonstrations in Quebec City. Five months prior, the police set up a false transport company and specifically postered opportunities for employment in the vicinity of a Germinal member seeking employment. The trap worked. Tipped off by an initial informant, two under-cover cops worked for four months in the group. This operation resulted in the media-hyped “dismantlement” of the group on the eve of the summit. Seven Germinal members were arrested, 5 of whom spent 41 days in preventive custody, only to be released under draconian bail conditions. The police’s covert action was in part about dismantling the group, but it was also about creating a media/propaganda campaign to justify the police- state security for the summit. BACKGROUND CHECKS – AN ESSENTIAL TOOL What are some ways of looking into the possibility that someone is an informer? Firstly, unless you have concrete reasons or evidence that someone is an infiltrator, spreading rumours will damage the movement. Rumors that you do hear of should be questioned and traced back. A person’s background can be looked into, especially activism they claimed to have participated in, in other places. Do your contacts in those places know of the person, their involvement? Did problems ever come up? One important advantage of having links with far away places is that it makes it more difficult for informers to fabricate claims about their activities. What are a person’s means of living? Who are her or his friends? What sorts of contradictions exist between their professed ideals and how they live? One of our strengths as activists is our ideas and values, our counterculture, our attitudes towards the dominant society. Our sincerity in discussing these things is also a way of learning about each other. When planning for new actions, care must be taken concerning who is approached. As little as possible should be said about the actual action plan until a person’s political philosophy, ideas about strategy, and levels of risk they are willing to engage in have been discussed on an abstract basis. If there is a strong basis for believing this person might be interested in the action, then the general idea of an action can be run by them. Only when they have agreed to participate, do they come to the group to discuss action details. During the trials of activists, police often reveal the kinds of information that they have gathered concerning our groups and activities. Note what revelations come out of these trials. What are the possible and likely sources of the information? Speak to persons that have been arrested and interrogated to see what they may have said to the police, or discussed in their jail cell. Placing infiltrators in social justice and revolutionary movements is an established practice. It was done to the Black Panthers, AIM, the Front de Libération du Québec (FLQ), and the peace/ anti-war/and anti-nuclear movements on a large scale. Small groups, such as affinity groups, or working groups of larger more open organizations, need to be especially careful with new members. Direct action organizing is ideally done with longstanding, trusted members of the activist community. This doesn’t mean that no one else should ever be allowed into these groups. On the contrary, if our movement is to continue to grow, new people should be welcome and recruited; we just need to keep security in mind and exercise caution at all times. The Unwitting Informer Possibly an even greater threat to our movements than the covert operative is the activist-turned-informer, either unwittingly or through coercion. The unwitting informer is the activist who can’t keep his/her mouth shut. If someone brags to you about what they’ve done, make sure this person never has any knowledge that can incriminate you, because sooner or later, the wrong person will hear of it. These activists don’t mean to do harm, but their bragging can be very damaging. It is your responsibility to instruct these people on the importance of security culture. The other type of activist-informer is the person who cracks under pressure and starts talking to save his or her own skin. Many activists get drawn into situations they are not able to handle, and some are so caught up in the “excitement” that they either don’t realize what the consequences can be, or they just don’t think they’ll ever have to face them. Keep in mind that the categories of “planted informer” and “activist-turned-informer” can, and have been blurred. In 1970, during the height of the FLQ’s activities, Carole de Vault – a young Parti Quebecois (PQ) activist was drawn to the FLQ, but then became a paid police agent. Her “activism” was with the PQ; she disagreed with the heavier FLQ actions since it threatened the “legitimate” work of the PQ. Her involvement with the FLQ was as a planted police informer. KNOW YOUR OWN LIMITS We have to know the possible consequences of every action we take and be prepared to deal with them. There is no shame in not being able to do an action because of responsibilities or circumstances that make it impossible for you to do jail time at this point in your life. As long as capitalism and all of its evils exist, there will be resistance. In other words, there will be plenty of great actions for you to participate in when your life circumstances are more favourable. If others are dependent on you for support, you aren’t willing to lose your job, or drop out of school or ruin your future career, DON’T DO THE ACTION. If you are addicted to an illicit drug and/or have a lengthy criminal record, the cops will use this to pressure you for information. If you don’t feel capable of detoxing under interrogation and brutality, or doing a hell of a lot more time than your comrades, DON’T DO THE ACTION. Make certain that you talk with others in your affinity group about situations that make you uncertain whether you should be involved in particular actions, especially those that are at a high risk of being criminalized. Remember – there is no excuse for turning in comrades to the police – and those activists that do effectively excommunicate themselves from our movements. We must offer no legal or jail support to those activists who turn in others for their impact on our movement is far-reaching and can have devastating effects. COVERT ACTION OTHER THAN INFILTRATION Covert (or “Special”) Action from police and secret service is also done outside of the group, with or without infiltration. These efforts include: intimidation and harassment, blackmail and manipulation, propaganda, informing employers and security checks, as well as physical sabotage like theft and arson. Intimidation and harassment can include visits from secret service agents, calling you or your partner by their first name on the street, thefts where obvious clues are left. Police will try to blackmail people if they want to recruit or neutralize them. Police uses propaganda in an attempt to poison the atmosphere and manipulate media and public opinion. In December 1971, when the FLQ was near its end and heavily infiltrated, the RCMP issued a false FLQ communiqué in the name of the “Minerve” cell. The communiqué adopted a hardline position, denouncing the abandonment of terrorist action by a well-known activist, Pierre Vallières, and urging the continuation of armed struggle. In Genoa, Italy, police played an active covert role in trying to discredit black bloc anarchists during the July 2001 meeting of the G8. Several reports reveal that Italian police masked as black bloc members attacked demonstrators and small shops. With a lack of public information, the police help manipulate public discourse along the lines of “how do legitimate demonstrators isolate activist thugs?” Slanderous propaganda can take the form of anonymous letters, or rumours aimed at the activist milieu. There are also examples where police will make uncorroborated, casual accusations to journalists that, to use two examples, a person is a drug dealer, or that at a demonstration, a person aimed a handgun at an officer. It is often for slanderous reasons that police charge activists with “weapons possession” for having a penknife, or charges of violence like “assault.” The growth of the anti-globalization movement has been accompanied by renewed anarchist-scare propaganda on the part of authorities. Politicians and police attempt to massage public opinion, preparing people for a crack down, in order to legitimate the use of heavier methods of social control, exclusion and repression. Manipulative disinformation spread through the media needs to be denounced as lies. There are activist-friendly lawyers who can help us demand retractions and corrections. Speak to the journalists involved, call them on their sloppy, dishonest work, expose their hypocrisy, and complain to the journalists’ ethics body. We can not rely on capitalist, private-media for any kind of fairness. It is valuable for us to learn more about the covert actions of the police. There exists a long and documented history. Factual information about police covert activities also comes out as evidence presented in court. An important, too often neglected part of our strength is our knowledge of, and our protection from, police action against us. MOVING AGAINST INFORMERS: CONSIDERATIONS AND ALTERNATIVES (Taken from PROTECTING OURSELVES FROM STATE REPRESSION: A MANUAL FOR REVOLUTIONARY ACTIVISTS. Published in 1984 by the Anti-Repression Resource Team – Jackson, Mississippi) Assuming that the security people within the group have suspicions about a group member being an informer/provocateur, it is useful for security/leadership to resolve certain questions both before and after the investigation: (a) How badly do you want to know whether the person is in agent or not? Clearly, if the person under suspicion is relatively important to the group’s functioning, then leadership must know one way or the other. The more important the person under suspicion is to the group, the more intensive the investigation. We may suggest methods of investigation which are unorthodox and from a certain point of view morally indefensible. But the question is always how badly the group needs to know. No group need use all or any of the methods we describe. But under the condition that the correct information is a life-and-death matter for the group, certain drastic measures may be justified. (b) What will be done if the information is inconclusive? Often there is not enough evidence to confirm that someone is a police agent, but there IS enough evidence to confirm certain suspicions. A great deal will depend upon what is at stake with the person under suspicion. In general, the choices come down to 1) labeling the person a security risk and acting accordingly; 2) doing nothing outwardly but continuing the investigation; 3) isolating the person from sensitive work but keeping him or her in the group; 4) moving to a higher stage of investigation. (c) What will be done If the person does turn out to be an agent? While common sense dictates that the person be exposed and severed from the group, other actions might be initiated. If the presence of the agent is a real threat to the group, then the agent should be neutralized in an effective manner. Usually wide exposure of the agent will accomplish an effective neutralization. But if the agent is no great threat to the group’s functioning, the agent staying inside the group may be useful for other purposes. The group might decide that they prefer to keep the agent, rather than risk not knowing who would replace a known quantity. It the agent is not in a sensitive position, can be monitored and isolated from important work, the group may want to keep such an agent at a low organizational level. Or the agent might be given tasks that seem to be sensitive but are in reality not crucial to the group. Under the cover of doing “sensitive” work, false and semi-false information about the group can be relayed to the intelligence agencies that the agent belongs to. Or perhaps certain information that is in fact true about the group can be willfully discredited by creation of pseudo-events and/or false information. Remember that when the intelligence agencies have a great deal of contradictory information, it decreases their ability to act decisively against the group. (d) What are the responsibilities to other groups of the group’s knowledge of an informer? If the group makes a decision to sever connection with the agent it is certainly the group’s responsibility to quietly contact leadership in other groups to warn them about the agent. Often public exposure is done through the group’s newspaper/newsletter/ journal; in this case, the news article should be sent to a wide variety of groups. The more pressing problem is the instance where there are only suspicions but not decisive evidence. Experience has shown that suspicions are taken seriously only when then is a political bond that exists between persons with long movement experience. People who have been in the movement a long time, and who are known to each other and trusted as dedicated movement people, can convey agent suspicions that will get a favorable hearing or be readily believed. This “old hands trust network” is relatively independent of political point of view; veteran leaders of rival radical organizations can freely and easily exchange information on matters of security.

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Upcoming Town Halls (May 19, 2019) Pastor's Post Upcoming Town Halls (May 19,… This week I write with a few matters of business to share with you. As many of you know, we will be having Parish Town Hall Meetings this Tuesday the 21st at both 9AM and 7:30PM. I hope many will be able to join, as I would like to hear from many of you how you think this first year has gone, and I hope to be able to discuss with many of you what the future holds for our parish and how you would like to move forward in light of recent developments. The first development is that our Director of Religious Education, Sister Mary Jane, will be retiring this coming June. After 27 years of service here, we are certainly sorry to see her go, but we are grateful for all her hard work and will continue to pray for her as she gets some well-deserved rest (Though I don’t doubt she’ll keep plenty busy even in retirement!). We will recognize her in a special way at the Noon Mass on Sunday, June 9th – the Solemnity of Pentecost. We have also been fortunate in that we have found a replacement whom I think will be an excellent fit. She is completing her time as a Catholic Elementary School principal, and is blessed with many administrative gifts as well as a profound faith. She is excited to join us here and to continue to build on the good work of Sister Mary Jane. The second development which will have a great impact on our parish is the fact that the Sisters of St. Dominic will be leaving our convent this coming June. After many, many years, the two remaining sisters feel it is time to return to the Mother House. We cannot even begin to express our gratitude to them for all they have done for our parish and our school – they have been instrumental in imparting the faith to generation after generation of young Catholics. Therefore we also would like to celebrate them, but upon further discussion with them, we felt it better to wait until the fall when they are settled, so please keep an eye out for more information in the future! This development in particular will be a large focus of our meeting on Tuesday. Given the availability of a great deal of new space, there are many options in regard to how we move forward in using our campus and buildings most efficiently. I have been putting out a lot of feelers to see what is possible, so I hope to present the best options I have discovered so far. I also would be glad to hear of other ideas from the parish. The more the better! One final note. I have heard from a number of parishioners that they have been receiving text messages and emails from someone pretending to be me. Upon doing research, this is a widespread occurrence. Scammers are looking at Sunday bulletins, pulling the pastor’s name, and contacting anyone with information in the parish’s bulletin. There is little I can do as they are not actually using any information but my name. But I urge you to please report any phone numbers or email addresses that use my name falsely. I will never ask for money via these means (maybe the pulpit but that’s it!). I apologize if this has caused any inconvenience. Yours in Christ, Father Scolaro PreviousPrevious post:Happy Mother’s Day! (May 12, 2019)NextNext post:Future Developments (May 26, 2019) Catholic Culture (Mar. 15, 2020) Parish Mission Building Updates (Mar. 1, 2020) Lent Preparation (Feb. 23, 2020) Catholic Media Resources (Feb. 16, 2020) Latin Masses & Holy Hours (Feb. 2, 2020) Sundays – 7 am, 9 am, 10:30 am, 12 pm, 5:30 pm, 7 pm (Spanish) | Saturdays – 8:30 am, 5 pm (Vigil) | Weekdays – 8:30 am, 12:05 pm Mondays | 12:30 – 8 pm Saturdays – 3:45-4:45 pm | Weekdays -Following the 8:30 am & 12:05 pm Masses | Any Reasonable Time Upon Request

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SCIENCE BEHIND THE NOOTROPIC STACK THE METAMEMORY® FORMULATION TABLE OF NOOTROPICS NOOTROPIC COMPOUNDS BACOGNIZE® Alpha-GPC Huperzine-A BioPerine® BRAIN VITAMINS Lion's Mane Mushroom Extract Serving Amount: 400 mg (1:1 Extract, Beta glucan minimum: 25%) Lion's Mane (Hericium erinaceus) is a mushroom that is popularly used in Chinese medicine with neuroprotective qualities, promoting nerve growth and synaptic plasticity. It has been shown to have a number of benefits—reducing symptoms of anxiety and depression, protecting against cancer, and improving memory. The mushroom also has anti-inflammatory and antioxidant properties, improving immune system function and overall health. INGREDIENT HIGHLIGHT Uridine Monophosphate Serving Amount: 300 mg (disodium salt) Uridine is a component of RNA and plays an integral role in central nervous system function. When combined with DHA, an omega-3 fatty acid that is essential for the development of the brain, and a choline source such as Alpha-GPC, the combination can stimulate the growth of synapses formed in the brain, called neurogenesis. Neurogenesis has been linked with improved cognitive function, particularly in learning and memory. BaCognize® Bacopa monnieri Serving Amount: 250mg Bacopa monnieri is an extensively studied ayurvedic herb that has been shown to have a wide range of benefits such as improving memory, mood, and learning in individuals. The primary way it works is through protecting the brain from free radicals and increasing levels of the neurotransmitter acetylcholine, as well as GABA and serotonin in smaller amounts. It also can reduce anxiety levels by reducing cortisol, promoting cognition especially in stressful situations. We use the standardized extract version, BaCognize®, which has shown efficacy through a randomized, placebo-controlled clinical trial. Serving Amount: 200 mg (L-Alpha glycerylphosphorylcholine) Alpha-GPC is one of the most bioavailable cholinergic compounds, crossing the blood brain barrier more easily than other forms of Choline. Choline, a nutrient found in common foods such as fish and eggs, is essential for function of the acetylcholine neurotransmitter, which improves memory, prevents cognitive decline, enhances neuron communication, and increases muscle control. FORMULATED WITH INGREDIENTS BACKED BY CLINICAL RESEARCH Suntheanine® NALT Sulbutiamine L-Dopa + EGCG Suntheanine® (L-Theanine) Suntheanine® L-Theanine promotes an alert state of relaxation without drowsiness, indicated by the increase in alpha brain waves and decrease in beta brain waves. L-Theanine works by increasing production of dopamine and serotonin to promote cognition, motivation and attention. We use Suntheanine® as the patented form of l-theanine which is a clinically researched, 100 percent pure L-isomer-theanine. CLINICALLY-BACKED RESEARCH Luteolin-rich artichoke extract protects low density lipoprotein from oxidation in vitro. Journal of Nutrition Free Radical Research Forskolin and derivatives as tools for studying the role of cAMP. Total of 457 studies on L-Theanine Caffeine is the most widely used psychoactive compound in the world. As a nootropic, it provides mental stimulation, alertness, and improved mood through modulation of the dopamine and adrenaline systems. Caffeine has also been shown to boost gene expression of brain-derived neurotrophic factor (BDNF), which can help protect against neurodegenerative diseases like Alzheimer's. The typical jittery energy from caffeine is balanced by the relaxed, alertness that l-theanine provides. Rhodiola Rosea Extract Rhodiola Rosea is a plant that has been shown to improve resilience to stress, increase alertness, and combat fatigue, especially in strenuous settings. It works by increasing the body's sensitivity to dopamine and serotonin, which are neurotransmitters involved in motivation, mood, focus, and pleasure. Rhodiola also increases AMPK, an enzyme that works as a master regulator of cellular energy homeostasis. Ashwagandha Extract Serving Amount: 250mg (min. 5% withanolides) Ashwagandha has been used in Ayurvedic medicine for several thousand years and has been shown to help relieve stress, combat fatigue, and improve concentration. As an adaptogenic herb, it optimizes your body through normalizing blood sugar, enhancing insulin sensitivity as well as working as an antioxidant, protecting against inflammation. NALT (N-Acetyl L-Tyrosine) N-Acetyl L-Tyrosine is a more bioavailable form of L-Tyrosine, an amino acid that produces the neurotransmitters dopamine and norepinephrine. The compound has been shown to increase attention levels, heighten alertness, and improve memory. It is also very effective in stressful situations through improving mood and stress-resilience. Sulbutiamine was developed to address this issue as it passes through the blood-brain barrier more easily than natural thiamine (Vitamin B1), and as such has increased bioavailability. The compound has been shown to improve cholinergic and dopaminergic neurological transmissions within the brain resulting in a reduction in fatigue, increased motivation levels, improved memory, and enhanced learning ability. L-Dopa (Mucuna Pruriens) // EGCG (Green Tea Extract) Serving Amount: 80mg (min. 40% L-Dopa) // 100mg L-Dopa, a compound from mucuna pruriens, is the last step in the conversion to dopamine, easily crossing the blood-brain barrier when taken as a supplement. Higher dopamine levels is associated with improved motivation levels as well as increased libido and enhanced memory retention. EGCG (from green tea extract) optimizes the efficiency of conversion to dopamine in the brain while reducing the peripheral side effects on the body.

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Cracked Earth It's been some time since we had rain, the ground is dry & cracking, has been for some time. I was noticing the cracks for awhile, it was odd, the grass was still green & the ground was cracked. In a lot of northern California there are two seasons, the brown one & the green one. This green grass with dried, cracked ground confused me. (I will admit that this is not a great picture of the grass & crack but it's what I had.) Now that we have some time off there are a couple of farmer's markets we planned to go to, the first Wednesday one was supposed to start this Wed, because of the heat they canceled it. There is another market Thursday evening, we have hopes for making that one. The big Saturday market in downtown Des Moines is still going but so is work for us... Just for something different here is the new Facebook data center going up, they expect it to be operational in 2014 The little & not so little things around me.... Treasure Hunting Dreams The 1715 Spanish Plate Fleet book by Kip Wagner equals treasure hunting in Florida dreams. Way back in high school I read a book "Pieces of Eight" by Kip Wagner. It was an early '60s story about a guy in Florida who found a sunken Spanish treasure galleon that sank in a storm in 1715. The story stuck with me.... Now I'm out and about doing things that interest me & things I've had on the back burner for years. Walking those Florida beaches 'just in case' a Spanish Real-Eight silver coin has washed up is one of the things I want to do. My house has wheels. As this job gets closer to an end I was thinking "what next' & that lead to thinking about that book I read decades ago. The thought that maybe I should read it again crossed my mind... The local library does not have it so I went to the motherload of instant gratification, the coyote's Acme Catalog in real life, I went to Amazon.com! They had it, it's a collectors item it seems and it's not available as a Kindle (electronic)... bummer. I then went to Abebook.com to see if it was around as a used book & it was! A few minutes with the key board, debit card & it's on the way! Not "Want it tomorrow?" like on Amazon but soon enough. It's 1400 miles to the part of A1A in Florida I want to get to and there are a lot of places I'd like to see betwixt here & there. This particular treasure hunting dream has waited 45 years, it can wait a while longer. But now I can read the book again! Isn't there supposed to be an "X" on the treasure? Happy Last Friday! I'm a sucker for VW buses & good signs, this has both! My workcamping job is going from 7 days a week with it's 6 day work week to just weekends. Come Monday I don't have to go to work until Saturday, it's been a long 3 months of 6 day work weeks... I'm looking forward to this forced unpaid vacation. This 2 day work week will last until the end of September then we are done. I'm ready! We still have to decide what to do next .... That's a good problem to have.... Down by Santa Cruz A December sunset not too far south of Santa Cruz California My Ever Changing Neighborhood I live in a good sized camp ground owned & operated by an amusement park/hotel. It's not bad, I work at the amusement park. For a long time this campground had a lot of empty spots, a fair portion has work campers but there were a lot of empty spots. Some weekends it would start to fill up and then empty out, it was a cycle. This week the state fair is going on, it's a popular attraction in this area and this park is filling up. I went for a walk around my neighborhood, from very few neighbors to a lot over night. Kids riding bikes & babies crying, the odor of wood smoke & bbq and laugher everywhere. A neighborhood of people who left home to live in their smaller home on wheels for a few days.... Tents too. It's different to think of a camp ground as your neighborhood but your neighborhood is what it is. Another case of what you see is what you get Posted by Rob at 8:42 PM No comments: What the body needs is what the body needs I've been eating lunch at work for months now, it's usually good. There is some sort of special every day and there is always an option of a hamburger, hot dog, mashed potatoes with gravy (or not) or simple sandwiches. For example the special today was pork loin & macaroni/cheese and every Monday it's fried chicken, Tues is pizza, Wed varies, etc. It's not bad & not spendy (I have eaten more fried chicken in the last few months than I've had in the last 30 years <g>). For just about the whole time along with what ever was for lunch I had a "salad bowl" too. Shredded lettuce, tomatoes, onions & whatever I wanted to put on it. Every day. For the last week or so I'd been going by the salad bar without stopping, today I noticed that I wasn't stopping for salad. I thought about it, I'd been eating a salad at lunch every day for months and I suddenly stopped...and I didn't notice I'd stopped, what changed? Then it came to me, I'd been having a small 1 serving can of V8 Juice every morning for "awhile". I tried it one morning sometime back, it was cold & tasted good. I read the label, a full daily serving of the recommended vegetables. I figured I didn't eat well anyway, the juice was good and it wasn't going to hurt me, so I started having a can every morning. As a plus there was 19% of the recommended salt for a day! <vbg>. Today, this morning about eleven I noticed I had been skipping the salad and thought about it, it didn't take long to connect the dots. I guess my body needed vegies.... What the body needs is what the body needs. I'd read about the Fabled Lost City Of Eldorado, who'd have guessed it was in Kansas?

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Reading: Wellesley making a recruitment drive for additional firefighters OBSERVER > Blog > News > Wellesley making a recruitment drive for additional firefighters Wellesley making a recruitment drive for additional firefighters By Joni Miltenburg Published February 5, 2010 The Wellesley Fire Department has launched a recruitment drive to replace a handful of retiring firefighters and build up a pool of eligible applicants. Fire chief Andrew Lillico said the township is looking for a minimum of three new volunteers and possibly more. The ideal candidate is someone who lives and works in Wellesley, St. Clements or Linwood and can leave work during the day to go to a call. “Wellesley isn’t so difficult for us to recruit because we have a number of employers to draw from in the village. When it’s a smaller village like Linwood or St. Clements, it’s a little tougher to draw from the daytime guys.” Linwood in particular poses a challenge for recruitment. The fire department usually carries 20 firefighters per station, but Linwood has had 18 for the past year because they’ve had trouble filling the positions. “If we can draw and have a few more, that’s always a good thing,” Lillico said. The fire department likes to have a turnout of 10 firefighters for a fire call, and reaches that minimum target with a two-station response to calls. Applicants must be at least 18 years old and have or be willing to get a class DZ license within a year of being hired. There are also physical requirements for the job: they must be able to work from heights and while standing on ladders, and lift heavy weights. The job also involves working in confined spaces and using a breathing apparatus. Successful applicants must be able to attend regular training sessions. Anyone interested in becoming a volunteer firefighter can pick up an application form at the municipal office in Crosshill, 4639 Lobsinger Line, or download a form from the township’s website, www.township.wellesley.on.ca. Applications will be accepted at the township office until the end of February. Lillico said the township receives many applications from people who have completed the pre-service firefighter program at Conestoga College and are eager to get some experience before moving into full time firefighting. However, the fire department has to balance those recruits with ones who live and work near the fire station. “That’s the balance and the challenge with volunteer firefighting,” Lillico said. Joni Miltenburg February 5, 2010 By Joni Miltenburg Joni has a journalism background that includes a Bachelor of Journalism from Carleton University and a stint as a community newspaper reporter at The Observer. She also holds a Bachelor of Science from Dalhousie University. Prior to moving to Calgary, she was the marketing coordinator for the Sackville Business Association in Nova Scotia. Joni’s interests include information design and responsive web design.

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Reading: Maryhill residents unhappy with WCDSB decision to close school OBSERVER > Blog > News > Maryhill residents unhappy with WCDSB decision to close school Maryhill residents unhappy with WCDSB decision to close school By Elena Maystruk Published June 7, 2013 The Catholic board’s decision to close St. Boniface school in Maryhill in favour of a new building in Breslau comes over the protests of community members. Opponents say the public input was ignored, suggesting the decision was already preordained. “In my mind, the board had made up their mind before we ever got into the consultation process,” said LeeAnn Wetzel, part of the Maryhill group that opposed the board’s position. For its part, the Waterloo Catholic District School Board is sticking with plans for a new school in burgeoning Breslau. A final report in April outlined the reasons for the decision through a number of studies concluding that Breslau’s student population was larger than Maryhill’s and therefore merited the transfer of St. Boniface students to a new school building. Despite a number of merits outlined in the report, the WCDSB did meet with some resistance during its two public meetings. On March 20, 63 per cent of the turnout consisted of Maryhill residents against the change. Out of 45 comments submitted to the board, 36 called for St. Boniface to remain in Maryhill. On April 10, a smaller group of 32 showed up, with 67 per cent of Maryhill residents there arguing for the school to stay where it is. “From our perspective it was a huge loss to the community,” said Wetzel of last week’s decision by the board. Janek Jagiellowicz, who represents Waterloo, Wellesley and Woolwich, was the lone trustee to vote against the move at last week’s WCDSB meeting. “The Catholic community in Maryhill and the relationship between the school and St. Boniface Church is incredibly strong, incredibly vibrant, and I see moving the school away from the church and the relationship to the church as the wrong move,” he said in a June 5 interview. The board cited a number of benefits to a location in Breslau, not the least of which was financial convenience. In May 2012 the WCDSB filed a request for funding with the Ministry of Education to build a new school. An approval came back with an allotted $5.3 million for a 250-student school in the Breslau area. If a new St. Boniface were to remain close to its original location, the board would be forced to re-submit a business plan with no guarantee of approval from the province. Wetzel disagreed with that assessment. She said her group of Maryhill residents received an e-mail from the ministry indicating that the funds were not conditional to the new school being built in Breslau. The group also argued that the board already had usable land on which to build in Maryhill: 10 acres on which the existing school currently stands. Residents were also unhappy with severing the school’s relationship with St. Boniface Church, where many students helped with services before and after classes. The board report outlines population growth rates within the Breslau-Maryhill school boundary. Out of 689 students within the boundary, 377 Breslau kids make up 55 per cent of the student population versus only 10 per cent from Maryhill (67 kids), four per cent from rural south, 13 per cent from rural central and 19 per cent from rural north. The decision made, the board has no timeline for the construction of a new building and the closure of St. Boniface in Maryhill. “We are still in the process of acquiring a school site. Once that is complete and approved by the government we’ll have a better idea of how long it will take to open the school. I wouldn’t want to put a timeline on it until we have secured a site,” said WCDSB spokesman John Shewchuk. Elena Maystruk June 7, 2013 By Elena Maystruk Elena Maystruk was a journalist at the Woolwich Observer where she covered news, business, sports and human interest beats. She has previously worked with university and independent publications in Toronto, covering everything from the city music scene to the local branch of the Occupy movement. She is a long-time community enthusiast and volunteer in Waterloo Region and part of the 2012 Media Studies graduating class at Guelph-Humber University. Maystruk is currently a staff writer for the Strathroy Age Dispatch.

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After surviving a dragon attack, Vanessa went into hiding after being threatened by the government to keep quiet about her experience. However, a group of researchers find her and convince her to return to the mountains where it all began. Label: ITN Dragon Fury: Wrath Of Fire / (Ac3 Ws) Artist: Dragon Fury: Wrath of Fire

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How To Prevent The Risk Of Fire In The Workplace April 14, 2016 May 22, 2018 James North The recent case of the fire that broke out at a temple in Kerala from a fireworks display leaving over a 100 dead and many injured haunts the mind. Years ago, a massive fire broke out in a Bangalore restaurant, not only causing the loss of business, but of life. Last year the office of NGO Goonj was reduced to ashes after a stray spark from a firecracker erupted into the garments, engulfing the whole godown into flames. While fires at the workplace is a relatively rare phenomenon, if and when it does happen, it results in a massive loss of life, property and of business. While most good corporate offices are usually equipped to deal with a fire, a great many workplaces are not. While you can’t eliminate the chance of a fire breaking out altogether, here are a few ways to deal with being prepared to mitigate one and cause as little damage to life and property as possible. Install A Fire Alarm The first port of call is a fire alarm. A fire alarm detects smoke as soon as a fire starts and alerts everyone to the danger. Investing in one is a no-brainer – the only thing you need to contemplate is which one. A standard alarm is always a popular choice because they are cheap and effective. But, you can get a better service if you pay more money. Although they are more expensive, a temporary wireless fire alert system is a good choice. Its use of technology is more effective than any standard fire alarm. Contact A Fire Safety Officer As a part of the law, a fire safety officer will come around and look at your premises. When they do, make sure that you take their advice into account. They do have the authority to close down your business if it isn’t suitable, so treat them with respect. Plus, they are experts, and their opinion is valuable. What they have to say should help your business, which is a good thing in most bosses’ books. Appoint A Fire Officer After the fire safety expert has analyzed your building, you should appoint a fire officer to oversee the changes. The great thing about a fire officer is that you can delegate the responsibility to them instead of overseeing the project. It might sound like you are trying to dodge a bullet, but the truth is that you can’t micromanage every area of the company. As an incentive, offer the person that takes the job a pay rise. That pay rise is good for both parties because they get a bump in pay, and you don’t have to hire another employee. Also, let them know that it looks good on their resume. Invest In Fire Safety Equipment image: the Hindu Always prepare for the worst. Businesses that try and stop a fire at the source won’t be one-hundred percent effective as a fire can still occur. If it does, you need the right equipment to limit the damage. The best and most popular is a fire extinguisher as it starves the fire of oxygen. There are different types of extinguishers for different fires, so make sure you pick the right one. Also, sprinklers are a good idea. They might not look as if they are effective, but they can help in certain situations. When it comes to fire, even the smallest drop of water can make the biggest difference. Keep fire crackers if any stored outside of enclosed spaces Whether for celebrations or ceremonies, if you must store firecrackers inside the facility, keep them away from enclosed spaces, and ensure that no inflammables like lighters, cigarettes, matchboxes or candles are in the vicinity of the firecrackers. Posted in Learn

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