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Providing astrological point of view for what should be the direction of Stove, what should be the perfect position of stove in kitchen, causes and remedies to over come. This is the 2nd part of Kitchen and Astrology series article. You can read the 1st part on this link now.\nStove or also known as boiler, cooker,heater, kiln, microwave, oven,harcoal burner, furnace. Aaj janenge aapke ghar main chulhe (stove) ki sahi position kya honi chahiye, kis jagah rakhe stove, rat ko chulha bandh karne se pehle kya krein, or bhi sarein astro uncle ke upay.\nWhenever you close the stove at night spread some milk on it, by doing this the power of Rahu and Saturn decreases, this is the remedy for those who have children in the home Mangali which will substantially reduce the effect.\nIf the kitchen is in the South-East corner, it would be the best, however if the kitchen is not in that corner try to put the stove in South-East corner.\nIf your stove is in North, West or between North-West directions it would be very harmful, it increases the quarrel and diseases can not eliminate from the home, disease relating to stomach and heart remains in the home.\nKeeping the stove in that direction never flourish the spiritual or religious environment, prayers may never mind, spiritual growth will stop, this direction of the stove will not do anything to stop money at home, who eat food by made up on this stove they are surrounded by diseases, the servants of this types of home never support them and sometimes they also become deceptive.\nIf you kept the stove in north, west or north - west direction it may be affected by fire, if the stove kept still on that directions children will suffer from excessive anger or stress again that.\nIf your face is East or South while cooking it is very good, good luck increases in the home.\nNowadays, open kitchen concepts are quite like and adopted, but in terms of architecture open kitchens considered at worst. The fact is that in the morning sun rays come in the kitchen to destroy all the bacteria to UV rays but UV rays come in the home, but in open kitchen Ultra Violate rays not only come in the kitchen but also it comes in the home by which house air will charge from UV rays, in such houses obesity will dominate, there is conflict between child and father because it could cause the air to blame the sun, the result, weak bones, discord and mutual harmony in the home break.\nIf your home have open kitchen, you can cover the screen as much as possible and if it does not possible then keep the doors and windows open so that the air which is charged by UV rays come out as early as possible, or to get an exhaust fan in the house so it was easy to get the air out.\nIf you see the stove entering in the kitchen or stove kept in front of the kitchen doors it is not considered good, the food made up on this type of stove decreases the digestible energy, digestion decreases.\nBy entering in the kitchen if the guests see this stove it takes some kind of problems, the children of the families do not leave together or detached for the job.\nSo, now you are aware of in which direction you should be the perfect position of stove in your Kitchen. Did you like our remedies? did it worked well? Please comment below your feedback. Thank you! Ram ram!
Due to unsafe water and poor sanitation conditions in much of the developing world, millions of people live with the fact that the water they drink to survive may kill them.\nPaper For Water has quickly blossomed into a community project.\nAfter working with children for six years, Paper For Water realized that we were informally teaching them how to become philanthropists.\nAt Paper For Water, we know the importance of sound and responsible financial policies.\nAt Paper For Water, we know providing access to clean water is life changing, but also that through the giving of their time and energy, the rewards to our community run deep.
Jorden Alex’s inclination for seeking out new situations is what motivated her to study abroad while pursuing her undergraduate degree in biological sciences with a minor in public policy and leadership. The pre-med student and former Res Life and BIOME advisor first went to Nicaragua as part of a Mizzou Global Medical Brigade Program and then chose to do a semester-long study abroad experience in London, where she studied public health and policy. She says everyone should study abroad if they get the opportunity because it can be a life changing experience.\nLearn more about Jorden’s study abroad experiences as well as her experiences in the BIOME program.\nCaroline Dunn wanted to be a novelist until she discovered bacteria. She had to know more. She came to Mizzou as part of the Discovery Fellows Program for undergraduate researchers in the Honors College. Right away, she joined a lab that studies phages, which are viruses that attack bacteria. Later on, she did research aimed at uncovering the molecular changes that occur when bacterial cells divide. She is now pursuing her Ph.D. in microbiology at Indiana University.\nRead more about Caroline’s research experience.\nCarrie Davis-Hansson started Mizzou after living abroad in Sweden and traveling the world for many years. After discovering a passion for the life sciences, she joined a research lab where she is investigating the molecular and cellular changes that occur in neurons following a spinal cord injury that can cause involuntary muscle movements. She is a recipient of a 2018 Outstanding Senior Award in Biological Sciences.\nCareer Goal: Carrie plans to apply for a Master’s program in the States and then go back to Sweden for her Ph.D. Ultimately, she’d like to do research in academic or corporate world.\nRead more about Carrie and watch a video where she talks about finding her passion for science and describes her research on spinal cord injuries.\nSam McNair is a Biological Sciences and Religious Studies double major. He was pre-accepted into the MU School of Medicine through the Bryant Scholars Pre-Admission Program and will start medical school in the fall of 2018. As a Peer Advisor for the Division of Biological Sciences, he has “racked up a lot of advice” that he likes to share with freshmen who are also considering a career in medicine.\nRead more about Sam and watch a video where he shares the advice he offers to other pre-med students.\nA Biological Sciences major, Zink is using various -omic approaches to investigate the variation in amino acid composition of seeds in the lab of Dr. Ruthie Angelovici. Zink received funding from the Cherng Summer Scholar Program in support of his research. He is the recipient of both the Outstanding Junior and Outstanding Sophomore awards from the Division of Biological Sciences. Zink will be attending the MU School of Medicine in fall of 2018.\nRead more about Braden’s undergraduate research experiences.\nStephanie Ruck has always loved being outdoors, so she jumped at the chance to participate in a research project that would involve going out and catching lizards. As part of a summer-long research project with Dr. Manuel Leal, Ruck investigated whether lizards have the ability to solve novel problems, an ability biologists call behavioral flexibility. She was invited to present the findings from her research at the 30th Annual Meeting of the Missouri Herpetological Association.\nRead more about Stephanie’s research and watch a video that shows how she tested a lizard’s cognition.\nAs a first-generation college student with an interest in science, Rebecca Craigg was unsure what undergraduate research entailed. She says “uncertainty and curiosity” led her to the lab of Dr. D Cornelison, who immediately put her to work on a project aimed at investigating a special class of cellular signals that govern the interactions between “fast” and “slow” muscle fibers and the neurons that stimulate them. In the lab, Craigg found she had both a passion and talent for research. She has received funding to support her research through the Arts and Science Undergraduate Research Mentorship Program and the Life Sciences Undergraduate Research Opportunities Program. Craigg is also the recipient the Outstanding Sophomore Award from the Division of Biological Sciences, the Outstanding Student Award from Mizzou Alumni Association, and an Excellence Award.\nCareer Goal: Rebecca plans to earn an M.D., Ph.D. and then work in both a surgical and research setting. She also hopes to work with Doctors Without Borders.\nRead more about Rebecca’s undergraduate research experience.\nAlex McClelland says that his love for plant biology stems from a fun fact: that bananas share 50% of human DNA. He says knowing that “plants are just as complex as animals and do a lot of the same stuff we do” motivated him to join a plant science lab his freshman year. Since then, Alex has been investigating the genes and proteins that regulate a plant’s response to stress in the lab of Dr. Walter Gassmann. The summer before his senior year, McClelland had the opportunity to expand his research portfolio by spending a summer doing research on small RNAs at the Donald Danforth Plant Sciences Center in St. Louis. He has received support for his research experiences from MU’s Freshman Research in Plant Sciences (FRIPS) Program and the Life Science Undergraduate Research Opportunity Program.\nCareer Goal: Alex has been accepted into the Ph.D. program in Genetics, Genomics, and Bioinformatics at the University of California, Riverside. His long-term goal is to become a professor.\nRead more about Alex’s undergraduate research experience.
HILLCREST – The early morning blaze Thursday that burned down a Main Street gasoline station is considered suspicious as Ramapo police and fire investigators continue searching for the cause.\nInvestigators have not ruled the fire arson, Ramapo Detective Lt. Mark Emma said.\n"The place was closed for business and there's no obvious cause right now," Emma said. "Right now, we are looking at it as suspicious. The assessment could change."\nRamapo officers responded to the Hillcrest Service Center, 311 N. Main St., at 2:44 a.m. and found it fully engulfed in flames. Police said an officer feared the flames threatened a nearby house at 2 Locust St. and had the residents evacuate.\nThe fire never reached the house, police said.
Some people say that you’re either a self-proclaimed shoe girl, handbag aficionado or accessories queen. Keep in mind that you’re only supposed to pick one! I think it’s safe to say that I’m all three (and NO, of course, I can’t side with one over the other!).\nAs far as jewelry goes, rings are unquestionably my go-to. Let’s put it this way, while I could forego a necklace or bangle on any given day, a ring is something that I never leave the house without. My relationship with rings is pretty serious, but I guess that’s why I consider myself a bit of a ring connoisseur.\nInteresting enough, about 6-8 months ago, I formed a sweet spot for the daintiest of rings. (This was a ground-breaking change for me as I’ve always been more of a cocktail ring-kind-of-girl.) It began with an-oh-so-subtle bow ring and shortly thereafter a cutout heart ring soon came into the picture.\nFast-forward to now and my appreciation for dainty rings is still going strong. Here are seven dainty rings that I absolutely love and adore. Happy Monday!\n1. Prince Charming Ring (Kate Spade)- If you’re one to get all wrapped up in fairy tales and happy endings, then this set of frog rings is sure to set your heart a flutter.\n2. Gold Marrakech Ring (Kira Kira)- An everyday Moroccan-inspired ring that is the epitome of effortless-chic. I think I’m in love!\n3. Rhinestoned Bow Ring (Forever 21)- I actually already own this charming bow ring from Forever 21 and can attest that it gets worn at least 2-3 times a week. For under $5, I say buy it!\n4. Gold Knot Ring (Bauble Bar)- This simple knot ring has me thinking of summer, breton stripes and anything nautical.\n5. Goreski Glasses Ring (Kate Spade)- I’ve been seriously coveting Kate Spade’s Goreski Glasses ring for far too long. It contains the perfect amount of whimsicalness, yet is dainty enough that it can be paired with the simplest striped tee.\n6. Scallop Pave Ring (Kate Spade)- Scallops are most certainly in my rotation these days – whether it be a scallop-trim skirt or sweet scallop ring, I’m in!\n7. Cut Out Bird Midi Ring (Topshop)- I’m slowly beginning to jump in on the whole midi ring trend. Not that my style is really all that boho or anything, but I like the free-spirited aura that comes with this bird ring.\nAre you loving dainty rings as much as I am? Which one’s your favorite?
Scammers have been sending letters to men, demanding payments using bitcoin in exchange for keeping quiet about alleged affairs. The letter also explains how to use bitcoin to make the payment.\nIf you — or someone you know — get a letter like this, report it immediately to your local police, and the FBI.\nThreats, intimidation and high-pressure tactics are classic signs of a scam.\nDon’t pay upfront for a promise. Someone might ask you to pay in advance for things like debt relief, credit and loan offer, mortgage assistance, or a job. They might even say you’ve won a prize, but first you have to pay taxes or fees. If you do, they will probably take the money and disappear.\nIf you spot a scam, CLICK HERE report it to the FTC. Your reports help the FTC and other law enforcement investigate scams and bring crooks to justice.
Sean Poynter and Iballa Moreno are crowned World Champions, both for the first time. After displaying some spectacular performances at El Loret in Las Palmas de Gran Canaria in the final day of the APP World Tour. All competitors out on a great show, demonstrating the strength in depth in the SUP surfing world, and the limits in which the paddlers are pushing.\nThe quarter finals saw Zane Schweitzer bowing out after coming up against French Polynesian paddler Poenaiki Raioha. Recent ISA ChampionLuis Diniz from Brazil came unstuck after coming up against inform Sean Poynter, who advacned into the Semi’s. Meanwhile French man Julien Bouyer surfed impressively and booked himself into the semi finals.\nThe Semi Finals pitted Sean Poynter against Julien Bouyer and Ponaiki Raioha vs. Sebastian Gomez as the swell delivered some of the best waves of the day, with perfect green faces and long walls for optimal performance from the World’s very best athletes. The crowds continued to grow for the final rounds in this ideal natural amphitheatre that holds El Loret as its showcase.\nSean Poynter led off the charge with an outside set wave against Julien Bouyer. Sean’s performance only grew sharper, with his World Title aspirations on the line – he new he had to win this heat in order to secure the World Title in 2018, so all the pressure was squarely on him – while Julien Bouyer, already ecstatic with his performance in the Gran Canaria Pro-Am had nothing to lose – a potentially dangerous scenario!\nHowever, the ever professional and focused Poynter maintained is composure and delivered an exceptional semi final heat with a couple of excellent scores to secure not only his berth in the prestigious Final heat of the Gran Canaria Pro-Am, but his place in history as the 2018 World Champion following his performances over the series!\nLast in the Semis came Poenaiki Raioha vs. Sebastian Gomez, a highly anticipated heat that pit two of the most stylish and flow focused surfers in the world against each other for a critical heat. While any Title aspirations for Poenaiki Raioha were now over, he let it all out and only raised the bar again in response to the heightened competition, as this Semifinal match up unleashed another level from the French Polynesian.\nIn the finals Poynter and Raioha traded waves back & forth in the pumping surf, driving wave scores to new levels and excitement to a fever pitch. Both men technically excellent; both men surfing at the top of their game on the perfect stage for the world to witness. Massive turns, explosive snaps, roundhouse cutbacks into the towering white water. Poenaiki Raioha and Sean Poynter held the crowd’s attention and went blow for blow, as wave after wave each rider was sending it to a new level!\nPoenaiki’s bold and aggressive manoeuvres were a perfect match to Poynter’s technically defined power and strength. It was a final to remember. As the wave scores rolled in, the lead changing back and forth continuously in the countdown to the finish. In the end, Poenaiki Raioha the French Polynesian surfer, who’s talented efforts pushed the judges to award him multiple scores in the excellent range, was handed the win with a staggering heat score total of 17.57 compared to 17.4 for Sean Poynter. An incredible, competitive moment for the sport of Stand Up Paddling that will not be forgotten, as history was made this year at the Gran Canaria Pro-Am.\n7-8 foot peeling right handers greeted the women for the morning’s competition and the day exploded into new levels of performance for the Women’s side of SUP Surfing. In the Quarter Final rounds we saw the field narrow as Iballa Moreno superceded young Alazne Alonso in a dominant heat. Iballa’s intent was clear as she made singular use of every wave to maximise her scores in a run for the top. Alonso’s surfing was strong but no match for the World Title contender in her home waters surrounded by her fans, family and spectators all eager to see the Canary Island native bring home a World Championship title.\nVania Olivieri Torres matched up with the USA’s Candice Appleby for a searing Quarter Final heat which saw both women finding multiple rides to increase their overall heat scores. However, Torres managed to find the better waves and scored with her high energy turns and incredible consistency down the line executing multiple manoeuvres for the judges with technical skill and performance.\nIn Heat #3, Izzi Gomez turned on the power against Gabriela Sztamfater from Brazil. As the swell built in both power and size, the Californian found her comfort zone with powerful hooks off the top and dramatic cut backs to stay within the waves power zone. Izzi rose to her full performance value throughout Sunday’s competition and the Quarter Final Rounds proved to be her warm up for a massive event. Last on the docket for the QF was a great match up between Australia’s Shakira Westdorp and Brazil’s Nicole Pacelli. Shakira, a good friend to Iballa Moreno, had it in her power to hand her friend the World Championship Title if she were able to dominate the exceedingly talented Pacelli and knock her from the competition. Shakira’s focus was absolute and when this young Aussie is on her top performance, she is close to unbeatable.\nPacelli’s strong presence has been felt throughout the APP World Tour with her 2nd place finish in New York and her slashing top turns in Gran Canaria. Shakira was able to overcome Pacelli after a heated battle to surf in to a big battle hug from Iballa Moreno who had just won her first ever World SUP Surfing title!\nSemi Final Heat #1 matched Iballa Moreno with Vania Olivieri Torres. Iballa had won her World Title and now, in seeking a win for the Gran Canaria ProAm, unleashed a new level of power. In a display of hometown courage, Iballa sought shelter under the lip in an 8 footer, almost claiming the first barrel of the event. The crowd rewarded this 2018 windsurf & SUP champ with loud, expressive cheers for the native girl’s efforts. Vania fought back, but was no match for a champ on a roll and the heat ended in Iballa’s favor 12.5/ 6.9.\nThe day’s second Semi Final heat saw a great confrontation between Shakira Westdorp and Izzi Gomez. As both women recall it, they were cheering each other on and calling one another into massive waves in what became an elite expression session for both athletes. Shakira, charging hard as always, found a powerful drive on one wave and executed her stylish cut backs and top turns with usual precision; however, Izzi was lighting the wick of a whole new level of performance scoring an 8.33 ride as well as several others was able to take the win.\nIzzi & Iballa, in a final showdown, did not disappoint the crowds and spectators that had come to watch. Iballa’s strong skills and radical moves in the surf all day, showcasing her courage and confidence as well as massive talent is the criteria for any World Champion.\nWave after wave the women traded places at the top of the leaderboard, each driving big to increase scores and please the judges Izzi’s wicked snaps off the lip followed by those roundhouse cutbacks were blazing with talent. Iballa answered every move with her own innovative style and technical skill mking it near impossilbe to predict the winner outcome.\nAs the clock ticked down, Izzi found a perfect set up and scored a 9.5 – highest wave score for the women in the entire competition – for her dominant forehand powerhouse snaps to put her in the lead. Iballa dug deep, but just could not find the wave she would need to overcome Izzi’s impressive scorline ending the heat and the competition with Izzi on top with a heat score total of 16.07 to Iballa’s 14.16. It was the Infinity rider Izzi who took the win on the day, but Iballa who won was crowned World APP Tour Champion 2018!\nCheck out the full rankings for the men and women SUP Surf APP World Tour.
People struggling with hair loss should consider enrolling in a clinical trial. These studies are developing better treatments that can help save or even grow back more hair. Research has also provided great insight into what may be causing more cases of hair loss. Volunteers who qualify may benefit from an experimental therapy not yet available on the market.\nSubjects in a hair loss clinical trial are monitored closely to determine the effects of the applied treatment. Investigators mark the progress for each participant over the course of the study period. There is typically a follow-up period after the treatment phase of the hair loss clinical study where participants will need to come in for further evaluation.\nIf you’ve been experiencing some recent hair loss, then you can take a more proactive step by participating in a clinical trial. Below you’ll see a list of active hair loss clinical trials from around the country. Learn which trials are being conducted locally and what you’ll need to know prior to enrollment.\nHair loss (also known as alopecia) can affect the scalp or other parts of the body. This is a medical condition that can impact anyone – men, women, and children.\nOnce hair loss begins, some people choose to let it run its course without being treated or hidden. People who do wish to hide their hair loss may attempt to cover it with certain hairstyles, hats, or even makeup. It’s strongly advised that you talk to your doctor before pursuing any serious form of treatment for hair loss.\nSome cases of hair loss may actually go away on their own without the need for any form of treatment. Contemporary treatments are used to promote renewed hair growth or hide the hair that has been lost. The prescribed treatment really depends on the underlying cause for the hair loss.\nThere are a few different medications that can be prescribed for more severe cases of hair loss. Some treatments – like rogaine – are available over-the-counter. These come in either liquid or foam and are rubbed into the scalp a few times a day to promote hair growth.\nThere are also surgical procedures available for hair loss. Many people have opted for hair transplants which make use of artificial plugs or healthy hair follicles from another part of the scalp. Please remember that surgical treatment for hair loss can be very expensive and there are potential side effects.
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I would like to ask for your support in regards to a formula.\nI have a field in my MySQL database which contains comments. The issue is that sometimes this field contains text, sometimes nothing and sometimes spaces only.\nI would like to be able to differentiate when the field is empty because no comment was required from when the field looks empty but contains spaces only.\nIF([Comments]= " ") THEN "Invalid Comment: 1 space"\nELSEIF([Comments]= " ") THEN "Invalid Comment: 2 spaces"\nELSEIF([Comments]= " ") THEN "Invalid Comment: 3 spaces"\nELSEIF([Comments]= " ") THEN "Invalid Comment: 4 spaces"\nELSEIF([Comments]= " ") THEN "Invalid Comment: 5 spaces"\nELSEIF([Comments]= " ") THEN "Invalid Comment: 6 spaces"\nELSEIF([Comments]= "") THEN "No comment required"\nThe formula works fine up to the point where I refresh the extract. Then all the occurences are "grouped" into the first case, here "Invalid Comment: 1 space".\nTherefore I was wondering whether there would be a solution to "fix" this formula or a better one to get the results I am looking for?\nLTRIM( [Comments] ) = ""\nThis will return true if the comment existed, but only contained spaces.\nthanks a lot for your help and quick answer.\nAll the "blank" fields are grouped together.\nAny idea maybe why the formula I wrote doesn't work anymore after a refresh of the extract?\nTo your extract question. When you refresh an extract within Tableau desktop, you lose any custom data type changes you may have made. This means that some things you manually changed to string, may no longer be string. You should check your data types. Tableau also gives pretty descriptive error messages.\nTo your original question. This is getting a little too theoretical. Any chance you could post a mock-up or .twbx?\nI'll try to figure something out to solve the problem.\n"Formula to identify spaces only in text field"\nI actually thought of another method.\nIF [Comments] = "" THEN "Blank"\nELSEIF TRIM( [Comments] ) = "" THEN "Spaces"\nall the entries are displayed as "Blank" once the extract is refreshed.\nI am not sure why this is happening. The extract should not affect it.
Well, did I ever underestimate how long it would take to paint a buffalo check wall! I’m honestly SO relieved it’s over and am thrilled with the results. It’s changed the whole feel of the basement bathroom and I love it. So, read on and I’m going to show you How to Create a Buffalo Check Accent Wall.\nHuge shout out to Erin from Lemons, Lavendar, & Laundry for hosting this fun blog hop. This project was inspired by the $100 Room Challenge, where participants have 1 month to completely transform a room using only $100! It’s crazy, right? Well, I’m going to show you how I’m transforming this room and I’ve only spent a total of $37.87.\nThe name of the game with this room makeover is to be thrifty, so I started out by using paint I had on hand for the base coat. I mixed an ultra pure white with a bit of a cream tone and painted the room in this mixture as a base coat.\nI like the room so much better already with a fresh coat of white paint.\nI only needed to buy a quart of paint to finish off these walls, since my base coat was already done in a cream tone. I saved about $20 by not having to purchase a gallon of paint.\nThe next step for my buffalo check wall was to measure the wall where I wanted the accent to go. It was nearly perfect to fit 7 x 7 inch squares. I did 10 squares across and 12 squares down. I used my 4 ft. level to draw these lines. The next step was to tape off the squares. I started off by only taping off around the squares I was going to paint, and then opted for a ladder type technique when I got to the bottom. I have to say, I definitely preferred the ladder technique.\nHere’s a progress shot after 2 of the colours were painted. Part of what took this process so long was waiting for the paint to fully dry. I couldn’t tape off a new set of squares until the ones prior were completely dry.\nHere is the last bit of taping off for the final colour. I also opted to keep the gold towel rack and toilet paper holder since gold is SO in. Sometimes it pays to wait it out because old becomes new again. Lol.\nHere she is…. all finished.\nBe sure to check out what my blogging friends have completed in their $100 Room Challenge.\nI am so going to do this in my laundry room. I am saving your tutorial so that I can follow it. Thanks for sharing!\nThis wall looks absolutely INCREDIBLE!!! And your budget is looking awesome! I’m so excited to see everyone’s reveals tomorrow!\nThis is so creative! I love the buffalo check!\nI love this project! How creative you are. It turned out beautifully.
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See Dr. Pascal and Dr. Verma to save the tooth with root canal treatment.\nSee Drs. Pascal and Verma for evaluation and treatment to relieve the pain and save the tooth. Take over-the-counter analgesics until you see the endodontist.\nSee Drs. Pascal and Verma for evaluation. If the problem is not related to the tooth, your endodontist will refer you to an appropriate dental specialist or a physician.
 Home▸ Questions Catholics Ask▸ Is it appropriate to speak of “lay ministries”?\nCan a layperson be said to “preach”; or should we call what they do—if they do it at all—by some other term?\nBelieve it or not, this was a matter of heated debate two decades ago. The concern was whether the word “ministry” could be applied to anything done by non-clergy. This same proprietary use of nomenclature affects the realm of preaching and proclamation. Can a layperson be said to “preach”; or should we call what they do—if they do it at all—by some other term?\nAs a laywoman and catechist of the church, I’m invited to do a lot of things that were once the official domain of priests or religious. Fundamentally I teach; but rarely in a classroom. I give religious instruction as a writer of books, magazine columns, and Scripture commentary. I also make presentations at retreat centers, give diocesan workshops, speak at Catholic conferences, and offer parish missions. It’s when I appear in person that the business gets murky. When I do in person the same things I do in print, what am I doing?\nWhen asked to give a parish mission, for example, it’s expected that the mission leader (traditionally a priest) would preach at the weekend Masses to introduce himself and the themes of the mission to the assembly. When I give missions, some parishes invite me to do this—but are careful to call it something else: a reflection, talk, pious exhortation, or catechetical teaching. I’ve written homiletic reflections that priests use in their preaching for 20 years. But when I deliver these words myself, it isn’t preaching.\nNomenclature first showed its sticky side when I attended the Franciscan School of Theology. Enrolled in the Master of Divinity program, I spent four years surrounded by men studying for the priesthood. They spoke of their context as “being in seminary.” However, when I talked of being in seminary, I learned it was appropriate to say I was in theology school. We sat in the same classrooms, attended the same lectures, and took the same exams. We earned the same degree. But our experience was “ontologically” distinct. That’s a big word meaning the very being or essence of our pursuit was different. In the end, they would be ordained. I would look for work.\nIt’s in this context that I’m happy to say that, yes, these days, we do have a name for what lay people who work professionally in the church do: lay ecclesial ministry (LEM). It’s a nuanced and delicately controlled term. But it’s a start.
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now, that meant I had to look up a couple of more words … and finally came up with my own definition(s).\n1 – to go on endlessly about something as if you actually knew something about the subject and was the end all be all on the subject matter.\n2 – to go on endlessly about something, having preconceived notions that what you say actually means something to someone… and that that someone would actually give a sh*t about it.\nNow me personally, I think a rant is just something that catches in my craw from time to time. Might be something that has happened a hundred times before and it’s never bothered me, but this one time, it just hits me wrong and sends me off into a rant. So what does that mean to all you little boys and girls out there reading this? It means I’m gonna offend. I’m gonna make generalizations. I’m gonna be labeled a [sexist, racist, homophobic, neurotic, “insert favorite pigeon hole here”].\nHaving said all that, let the fun begin. But please, for my sake and your sake, don’t continue reading if you’re easily offended. I’m not here for argument, I’m here for expression.
This machine parked beside our van in a Moose Jaw parking lot and my reaction was predictable. This was one of those "wow" moments. Not that I haven't seen a Cadillac before but this one seemed to be extraordinary. A black convertible Eldorado with a sunroof in the convertible softtop.\nconvertible rag top got me as being a step toward the excessive. But then let us face it this was never intended to be a practical vehicle to get someone from here to there, but rather an instrument of satisfying and demonstrative status as one proceeds.\nOur culture's fascination with automobiles is definitely not waining as this sort of thing is produced and driven to impress and identify success or at the very least an ample credit rating.
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We don't have any underground networks in Yorkshire, but if we did I'd like to think we'd have one a little like this. It took a few conversations with fellow Yorkshire folk, inlcuding a few customers in our shop to think of all the station names but we did it! Hope tha likes it.\nThe design was created here in Haworth by us, before being made into this striking mug. A perfect addition to any home or as a fantastic gift for any of your Yorkshire pals.\nThis 11oz mug would be a great addition to any kitchen. This also makes a great gift for any fellow Yorkshire friends. Especially ones that may have moved darn South.
Macau-based casino operator Sands China Ltd expects mobile contactless payments at its properties to amount to an aggregate MOP3 billion (US$370.3 million) in 2018. The figure covers only non-gaming purchases.\nThe estimate was provided by the firm’s senior vice president of e-commerce, Dean Zhao, quoted by local Chinese-language newspaper Macao Daily News.\nMr Zhao added that, in Sands China’s properties, sales at merchants offering mobile contactless payment services were growing at a faster pace than at outlets not offering that payment option. He was speaking on the sidelines of an event promoted by WeChat Pay, the e-payment services unit of Chinese technology giant Tencent Holdings Ltd.\nWeChat Pay is an in-app payment feature that allows users of social network platform WeChat to make mobile contactless payments inside and outside mainland China. It is considered one of China’s largest mobile payment platforms.\nMacao Daily News quoted Mr Zhao as saying that shops at Sands China’s properties that offered mobile contactless payments had seen sales up by 31 percent year-on-year during the Chinese New Year holiday in February, versus a 6-percent increase for shops that did not support mobile payments.\nSands China was the first Macau casino resort operator to accept WeChat Pay payments, namely for for hotel room bookings, according to a company press statement from May 2016.\nMacau rival casino operator Galaxy Entertainment Group Ltd announced in November that the WeChat Pay mobile payment platform would be made available at its Galaxy Macau, Broadway Macau and StarWorld Hotel properties, in a partnership with Industrial and Commercial Bank of China (Macau) Ltd.
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Our client is a well-established organisation with offices nationally. The finance team is based in Salisbury and the Finance Team Leader role is a key position working directly with their Head of Finance on a daily basis. They are looking for someone who has the experience to review and improve their finance processes, putting their stamp on this role as a long term and valued member of their team.\nThe key purpose of the role is overseeing the purchase ledger function for their busy finance department, you will be responsible for supporting other members of the finance team and overseeing a small team on a day to day basis.\nThis role will require proven organisational skills and the ability to review existing process and provide solutions. Working in a management capacity to must be assertive in prioritising and meeting deadlines within a fast paced environment.\nIntroducing changes to existing processes to facilitate reduction in manual processing times and maximising efficiencies.\nThey operate from modern offices and offer an excellent benefits package to their employees including a flexible rewards scheme.\nAugust Clarke is working as a recruitment agency in relation to this role and is an equal opportunities employer.\nYou are applying for the role Finance Team Leader.
As my past writings may have alluded to, private equity is a space that I am passionate about. I love the idea that you can use money, expertise and relationships to grow businesses - surely capitalism at its most raw. However PE has had its share of detractors.\nFor example, in the US, critics say that PE makes money the wrong way - buying “target companies”, making people redundant, piling on debt and selling the remnants in tidied up boxes - which by then are doomed to fail. To make matters worse, PE firms get tax breaks, paying 15 percent on profits instead of 35 percent.\nBut the industry and its defenders say it is a strong creator of jobs and value, and a vital source of ambitious and diversified returns for pension funds, university endowments and other investment pools that serve ordinary people.\nAfrica is at a different stage of growth to the developed world and growth capital is what Africa needs and PE provides. Africa needs all forms of capital so PE capital in Africa has been welcome and has not had much of the criticism (at least so far!!) that PE has had in the developed world.\n"AVCA plays an important role as a champion and effective change agent for the industry, educating, equipping and connecting members and stakeholders with independent industry research, best practice training programmes and exceptional networking opportunities."\nI have been involved with many trade organizations and business clubs, and I think that the key to success for a club is creating the right inclusive environment and making members feel that they are part of a family. AVCA seems to have found the formula for this.\n"If you want to go quickly go alone; if you want to go far, go together"\nThis diverse membership is united by a common purpose: to contribute to Africa and be part of the Africa growth story. That’s what excites me about working on the continent compared to other regions. And perhaps overlaying all of this is that the Africa PE industry knows how to have fun.\n"My vision was always to have fun and make money and if you are not happy in your job you should just….do something else!!!"\nAfter AVCA 2014, Nicholas Plant (Head of PE at Dentons) and I produced an article on the key points from that conference. Click here to read the article.\n1. Huge enthusiasm and an industry that is focused on taking a company from one stage in its development to the next, rather than financial engineering.\n2. Private equity is a bifurcated market in Africa. On the one hand the large ticket deals in energy, telco and financial services transactions with deal values in excess of US$100 million. All other businesses typically have deal values of between US$1 million and US$30 million. There is very little in the middle.\nNo change. A theme in 2015 is the need for more venture capital funding to grow these smaller companies into the PE deal size companies of tomorrow.\nLarger transactions use acquisition structures that variously include Dutch or Mauritius entities and sometimes also Luxembourg and Cayman entities.\nStructure and diligence are key to doing deals anywhere and there is no difference and no change for Africa.\nis quality of the management team and alignment with the entrepreneurs.\n"I would rather trust a Nigerian on a handshake than an American on a signed contract. "\nGeneral outlook Investing in Africa has got easier. In the 90s you were often negotiating with counterparties that did not understand where investors were coming from and heading to.\n“You were often negotiating with yourself” – Jurie Swart, AIIM.\nCompetition for deals has increased so investing is harder from that perspective.\nHowever the flip side is that the competitive processes have got better.\nRelationships and patience are key.\nMoney There is US$3.8 trillion of PE in the world but only about 1 percent of this goes to Africa.\n"More money is being raised for PE in Africa more than $22 billion raised since 2007"\nbut we have a long way to go to make a dent in global PE terms.\nMore sovereign wealth funds and local and international pension funds (e.g. New York State Common Retirement Fund and City of Baltimore Retirement Fund – both attended AVCA) are investing on the continent.\nfor underserved sectors (e.g. agriculture which employs 70 percent of Africans) and geographies.\nCo-investing is still popular but many LPs don’t take up co-investing rights for a variety of reasons including capacity issues.\nGPs/Fund Managers Numbers of GPs/Fund Managers investing in Africa are increasing every year. This has resulted in greater expertise and knowledge about PE. Africa is a big market so there is no issue on overcrowding yet.\nPE opportunities The number of PE opportunities is increasing in many regions of Africa.\nYou just need to look harder and know how to find them.\nOutside South Africa, East and West Africa dominate the PE landscape.\nPE opportunities are there but to find them you need to be on the ground, show up, be open, and look to partner with others.\nSectors GPs are investing across a variety of sectors. Africa needs investments in all sectors. Stakeholders need to work together to make each of the sectors structurally attractive for investors (including PE).\nExit routes are broadening and there continues to be an influx of trade buyers plus increasingly seeing secondary exits (PE to PE), though LPs are not keen on PE to PE exits.\nExits (cash to cash) in Africa take longer than exits in developed markets.\nThere is no difficulty for an investor to exit a well-run company.\nThere is a perception amongst LPs that GPs chasing secondary market deals are just lazy.\nFinance and credit funds There is still a massive opportunity for financial services investments in Africa.\nOpportunities are not in first tier banks but in the second and third tier banks.\nTechnology will play a big part in the growth of the financial services industry in Africa, pushed by the capital requirements of Basel 3 and the retreat of the availability of traditional sources of debt.\nWe will see an increase in private debt/credit funds as they move in to fill a gap in the market.\nAfrica PE funds are looking to leverage at fund level (in addition to asset level) to boost returns.\nRisks can’t be considered in the abstract. You may choose to accept certain risks if returns are high enough (i.e. revenue growth or earnings growth or both).\nE.g. the GDP of a city or region may be markedly different to the GDP of country.\nYou can’t generalize about risks and need to do proper and intelligent due diligence.\nDue diligence and market awareness is an ongoing process and you should have regular reviews of your investments and the applicable market (e.g. Abraaj reviews its companies annually at a minimum and semi-annually at fund level).\nSo where to for PE in Africa?\nOf course, PE in Africa is not all a bed of roses. There will always be the good, the bad and the ugly in all parts of the world. It’s being able to see beyond the hype and the myths that is key.\nUltimately what is driving growth and PE in Africa is that what Africa wants is what the world wants. Africans have the same aspirations as anyone else. What is needed is the investment to match these aspirations, which is where the opportunity is.\nGrowth needs investment, which needs stability, leadership and the right economic and regulatory framework and policies. That’s the challenge for Africa.
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Village Hotel Katong is nestled in the middle of the Joo Chiat neighbourhood, within the historical centre of Katong. Stepping into this side of Singapore felt like a breath of fresh air from the usual towering buildings of our concrete jungle. Here we’re greeted with rows of shophouses that are painted in every colour of the rainbow, their pristine shopfronts twinkling merrily in the sun.\nThe lobby is flanked by large umbrella-shaped structures that give off a rather elegant flair. We were rather taken aback upon stepping into the hotel; the modernity is a stark juxtaposition to the surrounding area as well as the hotel’s exterior, having us feeling like we had stepped into a whole new world. The interior is large and airy, decked out in shimmering overtones of bronze and gold.\nThe hotel is a reflection of its culturally rich surroundings, encouraging its guests to #livelikealocalsg and take the chance to explore the surrounding area, even giving out local recipes from a cart stationed in the lobby. How cool is that!\nWe like how the hotel is situated along the busy street of Katong, yet remaining a bubble of quiet; Village Hotel Katong is the perfect place for an idyllic staycation far removed from the stresses of everyday life. If you’re looking to feel refreshed and recharged, this is the place to be. Village Hotel Katong is also ideal for families, especially with their latest Weekend Throwback Package. More on that later!\nThe Peranakan Club is the crown jewel of Village Hotel Katong, and rightly so. Just look at it! The first thing that caught our eye was the in-room bathtub – the first of its kind that we’ve ever seen. The room is flooded with natural light and the walls are covered in an intricate Peranakan motif. We sank into the bed the minute we stepped in, and found it mighty hard to even drag ourselves off afterwards!\nThis led to us ordering room service for lunch, which we ordered from a menu designed to look like the front of a shophouse.\nWhile waiting for lunch to arrive, we couldn’t resist taking a quick soak in the bathtub. We loved how we could watch TV during our soak – a big thumbs up for the in-room bathtub!\nThe room also came with a separate settee that’s large enough to fit both of us. It makes for a great place to relax whilst watching TV, or simply to have some lighthearted conversation.\nWhat stands out besides the in-room bathtub, however, are the elaborate details in the room – the carpet is interwoven with ornate blue and black wavy patterns, and hanging on the wall is a painting done by a seven year old child. We were really impressed by the painting; no way could we have painted anything that comes anywhere near that standard!\nIf taking long soaks in the bathtub aren’t your thing, the room comes with a standing shower as well that’s accessible through a sliding glass door. There are Peranakan elements infused into every part of the room, and the toilet is no exception. Just imagine brushing your teeth at that picture-perfect sink; brb, taking mental notes for our future home!\nBesides the Peranakan Club, guests can also choose to stay in the Club Room. The only difference between the two is the absence of the in-room bathtub in the latter and the Peranakan Club room is slightly more spacious. Both rooms grant their guests exclusive access to the Peranakan Club Lounge, which serves free-flow evening cocktails from 6-8pm and light snacks/refreshments throughout the day. More about that in the ‘Things to Do’ section!\nThe Deluxe Katong has a cheery vibe to it, its vibrant pink headboard and cushions adding a vibrant pop of colour to the room. The hanging lights resemble lanterns of yesteryear, infusing an element of time-worn nostalgia.\nThe Deluxe Katong comes without a bathtub, but the aesthetically pleasing bathroom more than makes up for it. We absolutely love the Peranakan motifs that dress up the otherwise usual toilet!\nThe Superior Room is the smaller counterpart of the Deluxe Katong, but otherwise offers exactly the same experience.\nThe Junior Suite is ideal for families, and comes with either a king-sized bed or two big double beds. We were amazed to find that there is even a walk-in wardrobe – what a way to make a staycation at Village Hotel Katong feel just like home!\nThe room is decked out in warm yellow overtones, giving off a welcoming and soothing vibe. The Junior Suite had not one, but two balconies, both of which overlooks a panoramic view of the surrounding Joo Chiat and Marine Parade area.\nWe didn’t manage to stay here this time round, but we’ll definitely be back with our families in tow!\nThe suite consists of an en suite kitchenette, as well as a separate living and dining area. It’s just like staying in your very own private apartment! Stretch out all you want; the suite is incredibly spacious, complete with polished parquet flooring and large plush sofas.\nFor families that prefer a cosier set-up, the Family Room looks much like the Deluxe Katong, only bigger and with one king-sized bed or two queen-sized beds. This room is perfect for families with two kids.\nDespite being surrounded by a dazzling variety of food in the Katong area, the hotel has a hidden dining gem all of its own. The halal-certified Katong Kitchen is a nondescript establishment that offers an impressive spread of International and Peranakan cuisine.\nWe’re huge seafood lovers, so imagine our delight when we discovered a big seafood table! We could take our pick from snow crabs, prawns, scallops as well as our all-time favourite, OYSTERS.\nThe Peranakan-inspired selection offers an array of heartwarming food – from Indonesia Gado Gado and a DIY Kueh Pie Tie station to a live Laksa cooking station that serves bowls of aromatic Laksa.\nThe dessert spread is a feast for the eyes, filled to the brim with Rainbow Kueh, Mango Sticky Rice in shot glasses (we know, how novel is that!) and cute little petite tarts. The highlight of the spread is the hotel’s famous Durian Pengat, which is made fresh daily from actual durian flesh.\nWe’re not fans of durian so we didn’t try this particular dish, but we’ve heard many rave reviews about it!\nOne really cool thing is the option to make your own Affogato! An ice-cream booth is tucked away in one corner of the buffet spread, and offers instructions on how to DIY your own creamy bowl of coffee-vanilla goodness. Needless to say, we had lots of fun with this and weren’t able to stop at just one serving!\nBuffet breakfast is served here as well, and we especially like how the spread contains both Asian and Western options. Our advice for you is to go slow; you wouldn’t want to fill up too fast without trying a little of everything!\nThe hotel is home to an outdoor swimming pool, which offers a tranquil spot to spend an afternoon. Grab the chance to have a languid float, or build up that sun-kissed look. There are towels and bottles of water provided at the poolside, which we think is a very nice touch.\nThe gym is located right next to the pool, and contains a large range of equipment suitable for any kind of workout. The best part is that it’s opened round the clock!\nExclusively for Club Room and Suite guests, the Club Lounge is a peaceful refuge where Club Guests can enjoy free-flow evening cocktails from 6-8pm daily, as well as all-day light refreshments. We couldn’t stop running our hands over the various ornaments and Peranakan decor; everything was just so beautiful!\nThe Club Lounge is a zone where guests can enjoy some peace and quiet. Take a browse through the many magazines on offer, or bring your laptop to surf the Internet.\nUpon check-in, we were presented with this spiffy little Village Passport. We were astounded to discover the wealth of information within this little booklet – it contained information on what to eat and see in the vicinity of the hotel, as well as a detailed map of the area. This is basically all you need to explore the treasure trove of local experiences that surround the hotel! Check out ‘The Area’ section for more detailed information.\nWe came across a self-serve kiosk at the Village Hotel Katong’s lobby, and couldn’t wait to try it! Checking in via this machine was a breeze, and will allow you to skip the queue during peak hours. Should you be stuck, simply ask any staff for help and they’d be more than willing to extend a helping hand.\nThis is a really fun activity to do; get your hands busy with dumpling making, beading and cooking during a workshop held at Kim Choo. The best part? You’re even able to bring back your own dumpling for lunch! Do note that this is an additional activity, and not one that is included in any of Village Hotel Katong’s staycation packages.\nThere’s just so much to do in the area surrounding the hotel, we guarantee that you won’t be bored! Armed with the Village Passport, we set out to discover what exactly lay in store.\nHaving a steaming bowl of Katong Laksa in Katong is basically one of the most quintessential experiences of a staycation at Village Hotel Katong. Pair your bowl with a tangy Otak, some steaming Dim Sum or a refreshing cup of lime juice.\nRumah Bebe resides in a striking turquoise shophouse adorned with intricate flower motifs and sparkling paint designs. The Rumah Bebe history dates back to 1995, selling beaded masterpieces and heritage products. The boutique shophouse also sells various Peranakan-inspired foods, including Beef Rendang, Sambal Buah Keluak, Sugee-Almond Cake and Coconut Candy.\nTraditional coffee shop by day and bar at night, Alibabar the Hawker Bar is a perennial favourite among those who frequent the Katong area. The place becomes especially crowded during live screenings of football matches!\nIf you’re yearning for a late morning snack, head to Chin Mee Chin Confectionery for a traditional breakfast of toasted Kaya sandwiches, soft-boiled eggs and silky egg tarts. Do be warned that the goodies often sell out by late afternoon, due to the morning crowds.\nLocated just across the road from Village Hotel Katong lies Parkway Parade, a shopping mall that contains a truckload of shops.\nShop till you drop and refuel at Chicken Up, a popular Korean outlet that serves an Instagram-worthy Watermelon Soju, as well as chicken wings and Bulgogi Fries.\nIf, however, you’re reluctant to wander too far off from the hotel, journey along a connecting passageway to Katong V.\nStock up on snacks at the NTUC Finest supermarket, or venture a little down the road to I12 Katong, which houses a Golden Village cinema with a Peranakan-inspired interior.\nBe spoilt for choice with a range of authentic experiences that cater to your every need. We believe that the choice of accommodation can either make or break a trip, and we're here to help you pick the best place to stay at. See what our in-house staycation experts recommend just for you!
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Beer lovers will be in for a treat over the next few days as the Millennium Airport Hotel in Dubai hosts Oktoberfest 2016. The annual event is being held at the property’s Biggles Pub from now until 3rd October, 2016 and will feature German beers, local German culinary delights and live entertainment. Catering for leisure and business travellers, the hotel is located conveniently close to the busy Dubai International Airport.\nAs thousands of beer-lovers celebrate Oktoberfest all over the world over the next couple of week, visitors to Dubai can also enjoy the celebrations at the Millennium Airport Hotel. The luxury hotel is hosting Oktoberfest 2016 from now until 3rd October, 2016.\nDuring the annual event, guests can enjoy a range of German beers, authentic German food dishes, and entertainment. The celebrations will be held at the hotel’s Biggles Pub.\nLocated conveniently close to Dubai International Airport, Millennium Airport Hotel is renowned for organising food-based annual festivals to cater for the diverse nationalities that live and visit Dubai. Catering for both leisure and business travellers, the hotel has 341 guest rooms and suites.\nAccommodation features elegant decor and furnishings and rooms offer views overlooking the city or the swimming pool. Guests can enjoy access to modern amenities such as wireless Internet, coffee and tea making facilities, minibars, in-room safes, and work desks.Visitors can work out in the modern fitness centre, or take a refreshing dip in the Oasis Pool.\nThe hotel’s British pub Biggles is a hit with locals and travellers, and is decorated with WWII aviation-themed décor. The pub has live entertainment, 15 screens for sports events in private booths, and an outdoor terrace. Additional dining venues at the hotel include Cactus Jacks with Latino dishes and cocktails, Da Vinci’s with authentic Italian cuisine, and Gozo Garden with live music, shisha service and all day buffet-style dining. At the Oasis Pool Bar, guests can unwind on sun decks with light bites and cool drinks.\nBusiness visitors can use the hotel’s onsite Business Centre, with its five spacious meeting rooms and outdoor terrace and landscaped patio areas, also has space to host larger events such as weddings or special occasions for up to 250 guests.\nNearby attractions include Bastakiya and Sheikh Saeed Al Maktoum Heritage House and the Gold Souk. Holidaymakers will have convenient access Dubai’s shopping malls, entertainment centres, and lively nightclubs and bars.\nMillennium & Copthorne Hotels is an international hospitality and retail group that operates more than 120 hotels under brands such as Millennium, Copthorne and Kingsgate. The company has four hotels in Dubai: Millennium Plaza Hotel Dubai, Grand Millennium Dubai, Copthorne Hotel Dubai and the Millennium Airport Hotel.
Of the four language skills—reading, writing, listening, and speaking—reading has the greatest impact on academic success. When students struggle to read in early grades, their ability to master content across the curriculum is impacted and their excitement about learning is diminished.\nDon’t miss this opportunity to build your knowledge of the science of teaching reading and to learn practical strategies to ensure all your students become strong readers. This recorded presentation will be of interest to K-12 teachers, librarians, school leaders, guidance counselors, and school psychologists.\nDr. Joyce King is proud to be celebrating her 50th year as a professional educator. Her work has ranged from Elementary Classroom Teacher to Project Facilitator for Technical Resources for Clark County School District in Las Vegas, NV. Currently, Dr. King is an adjunct professor supervising student teachers for the University of Tennessee at Martin and a national online course facilitator for PBS TeacherLine. Dr. King holds a bachelor’s degree in elementary education, a master’s degree in health education, and a doctorate in educational leadership. As a lifelong learner, she has facilitated graduate online courses for the University of Phoenix and Nevada’s Regional Professional Development Program (RPDP). She co-developed the training program and handbook for online instructors for RPDP and designed the online teacher training course for Kids Voting Greater Las Vegas.\nDr. Helen Teague serves as a national online course facilitator for PBS TeacherLine and the media coordinator for the Council of Creative Education (CCE) in Tampere, Finland. She is also an adjunct professor for Grand Canyon University. Dr. Teague taught for 17 years in public and private schools in California and Texas. In 2006, she began teaching with PBS TeacherLine. Proving that “booting up isn’t hard to do,” Dr. Teague has visited 44 states and 3 countries as a digital learning coach, digital storyteller, speaker, and internet concierge. In 2017, Dr. Teague completed her doctorate in learning technologies from Pepperdine University. Her dissertation considered the integration of digital and mobile technology and design practices of online educators at PBS TeacherLine.\nPBS TeacherLine courses offer educators online, standards-based professional development opportunities that are tied directly to the curriculum and incorporate assignments and activities that can be used in the classroom right away. Expertly facilitated by instructors with years of experience and deep content knowledge, PBS TeacherLine courses are the perfect way to build your skills, enhance your knowledge and grow in your career.
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The Hidden Power Social Media Can Provide in Rhode Island Divorce Cases.\nToday everyone from adults to pre-teenagers has cellular phones, tablets, iPods, laptops and every other kind of hand-held or desktop device known to man within their reach. Communication is now fast and easy and it is all too easy to post something in the blink of an eye without even thinking to Facebook, Twitter, Google Plus, Linkedin, Instagram and any other social media platform or app that exists out there. Yet with all this great speed of communication and information come the corresponding challenges that people don't even think about before pressing the send key and making a post or sending a communication.\nSocial media has become a virtual playground for attorneys and pro-se litigants in divorces to find the ammunition they may need to present as evidence before the courts, or in the very least gain leverage against their spouse.\nThere's a great deal of truth in the notion that once you put something out on the internet you can never truly get rid of it. Even if you post something on Facebook or in Google Text Chat and later delete it, is it really gone? The answer might surprise you. These days social media companies that provide these wonderful communications tools and apps don't want their services and their servers to go down so they back up frequently. Even if you think you've deleted something permanently on a social media platform the truth is that it's probably not gone and with the right savvy and sometimes a carefully worded subpoena to the company a person can resurrect that little trinket that could help them in a divorce.\nYour spouse has been distant for quite some time and is constantly on Facebook. Your accounts are connected and you don't see anything out of the ordinary for your spouse's posts but your spouse is on Facebook for long periods of time. Something doesn't feel right to you. Suddenly you are served with a divorce action and your spouse deletes their Facebook account.\nYou decide to get a divorce lawyer and you tell the lawyer your suspicions. The lawyer ultimately checks the Facebook pages of a few of the people your spouse knows at work and suddenly conversations of other people talking about how much time your spouse is spending with "so and so" and what might be going on. The lawyer checks to find a Facebook page for "so and so" and there are posts about how much time the person has been spending with your spouse and how wonderful a relationship they have. The lawyer notices that the dates are more than two years old and finds comments by your spouse that were probably once in your spouse's Facebook account. The lawyer digitally copies every page and reference and may even make a screen capture movie to preserve what is written online in case anything else is deleted or made "private" to prevent it from being seen in the future. The lawyer then prints out all the pages with the dates. Your lawyer calls you in to let you know what has been found and explain to you what affect it might have in your divorce proceeding. You want more information so your divorce lawyer starts drafting up subpoenas for people and Facebook to produce documents and digital information.\nPeople make social media posts, send texts, chat and email without even thinking. In past days you could control information if it were contained on paper. You could know where the original was and who might have copies. Today, the digital age has shown us that for the techno-savvy person or attorney, virtually nothing comes with out a trail, and nothing is truly deleted. The question is whether you can find it.\nMy divorce is almost finished. When can I introduce the person I'm dating to my children?\nQUESTION: I filed for divorce from my spouse and it was granted. About 10 days after my Rhode Island divorce hearing I met someone and we have been seeing each other frequently for the last month. When can I introduce this new friend to my children?\nANSWER: If you're looking for a basic legal answer then my advice would be that you should stop seeing this person until your divorce is done. This is not because I don't believe you have a right to be happy. If you do not have a Final Judgment in your divorce case then it is not prudent for you to date another person because you are still married and your spouse and/or your spouse's lawyer can delay you from getting a Final Judgment of Divorce from issuing for an extensive amount of time.\nNow you might wonder, what would my spouse have to do? Only two things 1) be upset at you, and 2) file a motion of any kind. Of course you know your spouse better than I do. However, in my history as a lawyer I have seen things that you could not make up in your wildest nightmares happen from presumably reasonable and respectful parties in a divorce.\nIt is very, very easy for a spouse to be upset that you have moved on from your marriage before it is even over. Many spouses, both men and women, find that the other spouse dating before their marriage is even over to be insulting, degrading, hurtful and angering to say the least. All it takes is a little bit of anger for your spouse to file a motion in the family court. What kind of motion? Any kind of motion! All it takes is a pending motion before the court filed sometime near the date when the Final Judgment can be signed in order to prevent the court from finalizing your divorce. Suddenly a divorce that you thought was almost over may now go on for month after month and possibly motion after motion so that you are still married to your spouse. If your spouse knows or even suspects that you are dating someone then it is very easy to file a motion to restrain and enjoin you from having the children around anyone you may be dating as long as the divorce is still going on. If that motion is granted and your spouse is still angry, hurt or in the least bit upset, it is very easy for your spouse to want to keep the divorce going as long as possible so that you can't have the children around the person you are dating. Frankly, it isn't worth it. Better be safe than sorry. In the scope of a lifetime it is better to wait a few months than to suffer for another year or more.\nI realize this is not the crux of your question, but it was worth stating it because it goes hand in hand with the more important answer. Introducing your children to someone you are dating is no small matter. Legally, until you are prohibited from doing so you could introduce the children to the person you are dating anytime you want. The question is whether or not that is truly best for your children. Many children have a hard time dealing with the divorce of their parents, especially if they are five years of age or more when they start making the identification of their parents as a couple.\nThe parents are typically the foundation that keeps the children consistent because the child knows they can rely on their parents as a team to keep their world together because they can depend on them to be there. While divorce is a reality for many married couples in the psyche of a child a divorce can often signify the destruction of their stability. Each child is different. Each child's feelings and age should be considered. The amount of time you have been separated should be factored in. The children need to get used to the idea that the parents will no longer be living under the same roof. The children need to be supported by both parents so that the children realize that their stability in having two parents is still present after the parents are no longer living together with them in the same household.\nOnce the children have adjusted to the idea that their parents will still provide them with stability even if they are not in the same household, it is my humble opinion that then you might slowly introduce a person that you have been dating to the children so long as that person has been a stabilizing factor in your life. Remember, that any new person you introduce to your children needs to be a stabilizing factor for them. If you haven't been with this person long enough to establish a solid, strong, stable and loving relationship with the person, then how can you expect this person to be safe to introduce to your children who are in a much more fragile emotional and mental state?\nMost certainly this last part sounds more like counseling advice and is more appropriate to come from a counselor who deals with children of divorce. However, my comments are from direct experience in my own life and in the lives of hundreds of clients over the years.\nPersonally, I was divorcing before I became a lawyer. I made virtually every mistake that I mention here and I paid a price that no parent should ever have to bear. I wish I had known today what I know now and I regret deeply when a client of mine pays the price because they choose to ignore my advice.\nSo if you are to remember anything, I ask you to remember one thing. Your relationship with your children is fragile. One poor decision on your part and you might never see your child(ren) again.\nYou Don't Need a RI Divorce Lawyer Because the Court Gives You the Questions?\nIf you've been over to any one of the Rhode Island Family Courts and picked up a divorce packet you will find that the packet now includes a set of questions that you should know the answer to if your represent yourself in an uncontested divorce.\nBelieve it or not, the questions for some of the packets have been created by the court. So why should you need a lawyer if you've supposedly agreed upon everything with your spouse and the court supplies you questions that have been written up by an actual judge, right?\nThe answer is actually simple and yet it's significance is so important that it would be easy for you to overlook. It's this simple. A divorce is about your legal rights and protecting those rights in the divorce process. However, it is not the role of the list of questions in your packet or even the judge in the courtroom on the day of your hearing to protect your rights. So you may be wondering, who protects my rights? If you go in representing yourself, then YOU DO! So the question is, do you know your rights and do you know how to protect them. The fact is that most people don't know their legal rights and they don't know how to protect them when the need arises.\nSo why do they give you sample hearing questions at all in your divorce packet, right? Well, you have the constitutional right to represent yourself. Unfortunately too many people are going into court because they don't want to hire a lawyer or even go get legal advice and guidance to protect their rights. Yet when people don't know what they are doing they screw up the court's calendar with the time they spend floundering around trying to figure out what to do. So, they give you sample questions to make it easier for you so that you're less likely to waste the court's time and thus this helps them get another case off the judge's docket.\nSo in a nutshell, the court gives you questions as a guide only. Yet those questions don't tell you your legal rights and the court isn't responsible for telling you your legal rights. The questions are generic and they do not address every thing you may have rights to in your case.\nUltimately, it's up to you if you choose to represent yourself and play games with your rights. The judges must hear about certain things in order to make their decisions. The questions cover those things. However, even in simple divorces many people have issues that are outside the questions the court provides. The thing to remember is this. When you go to court and represent yourself in your own divorce, you are playing lawyer as if you knew your rights and knew how to protect them. If you miss something or screw up a right that you might have had, then that's your problem. You may or may not have the opportunity to go back and correct it later, if you know how and you do it in time. There are some rights that people don't realize that they only get one shot at. If you blow it, you have no one to blame except yourself.\nA qualified divorce and family law lawyer protects your legal rights when they represent you. In the very least you should go to such a lawyer to get advice about your divorce, your rights and how to proceed. Yet if you don't do that you can't come back to the court later and blame the judge, or the clerk or the people who hand out the packets with the questions in them.\nPersonally, I think putting the questions in divorce packets is a bad idea. This is not because I believe lawyers should get more business. It is because people now are of the belief that because they have questions from the court that the questions are all they need and that these questions along with the judge protect their rights. That is absolutely incorrect! Neither the questions nor the judge do anything to protect your rights.\nDo yourself a favor! If you and your spouse have children, assets or debts then go see a qualified divorce lawyer if you are going to go through a divorce proceeding. I hear people represent themselves and make mistakes in their own divorce every month that were preventable. Don't allow yourself to be a victim of the system.\nEquality and Father's Rights: The Rhode Island Family Court Needs to Catch Up!\nIt's supposed to be a world of equality where men and women are treated equally under the same circumstances. Yet, unless you reach an agreement with your spouse in a divorce that both parents will enjoy shared placement and equal time with the Minor Children, typically the result is anything but fair for the father. The vast majority of the time the mother becomes the placement parent either because the court makes that decision after trial or the father may choose that it is not in his children's best interests to go through a custody battle where heightened tensions between the parents which spill over to the children. It's extremely rare that the father ends up as the placement parent even if he is the best qualified parent to end up with placement of the children.\nWhy? There still exists this underlying notion that a mother of children has a special bond with children because she carried the child within her, or because mothers are presumed by their very nature to be more nurturing than men. Thus a conclusion is too often made that children should be with a mother because she is the nurturer. This reasoning of course has no basis in fact but rather comes about because of societal notions of the man as the "bread winner" and the woman as the one who "cares for the household and the children." It is an antiquated notion to say the least in today's society.\nEquality for fathers in the Rhode Island family court system is sorely lacking when it comes to placement of children when faced with antiquated concepts such as "giving birth to the child" and the presumption of "superior maternal nurturing." After practicing exclusively in the family courts for 16 years I have seen fathers relegated to an "extra" whose rights as a parent are relegated to a part-time babysitter. Fathers who during a marriage were an integral part of their children's lives are now typically given "every other weekend" and "one evening during the week" to exercise as their "parenting time." This is true even though these father's once spent every weekend and sometimes every evening with their children. In family court mediation fathers are often told, "father's typically get every other weekend and one night a week" which is sometimes used to justify that a father should be happy if he gets an extra evening conceded to by the mother of the children. In one case I recall a client walking out of mediation only to breakdown and cry on me in the parking lot. When I inquired about it he said that he told the mediator that he spent more time with the children than the mother but when he told the mediator he wouldn't settle for anything less than equal time with their children he was told by the mediator "It's never going to happen."\nRegardless of whether a mother be awarded placement of the children or not, the family court is seldom the place where fathers get the equity they deserve. While equitable does not mean equal, it begs the question as to why men who as fathers in an intact family have equal rights with the mother, yet when there is a divorce they are denied the time with their children that they previously had regardless of who filed for or who caused the breakdown of the divorce.\nHow is it that in severing the marital contract fathers rights are somehow reduced to less than the time they had with their children? Most assuredly in many cases this is not only penalizing the father but the children as well. Most certainly the court does not take the position that in a divorce a party who makes a claim or counterclaim for divorce is also divorcing the children and yet the reduction in a father's rights in our courts seems to give evidence that a father who is not a placement parent is, in fact, divorcing himself to some degree from his children.\nYet admittedly there are many cases that are settled by agreement of the parties. In these cases, surely the court should bear no fault for fathers having reduced time with their children if these men agree to that arrangement. This was something I have pondered at length and it is something that deserves response if only to understand why our legal system needs to change.\nIn many agreed upon cases before the court, through public or private mediation, or by virtue of the assistance of attorneys, it is the too often the repeated standard to fathers that they will usually only receive "every other weekend and one evening per week" that becomes the crux of the problem. This is because it is this very unwritten standard that causes the injustice. This unwritten standard is the responsibility not simply of the Family Court, but of the entire judiciary.\nWhere this standard came from and why it has been used and in existence for the entirety of my 16 year divorce practice is beyond comprehension. Yet simply put, if there is to be any standard at all it should be the presumption that each parent is entitled to equal time with the children and any reduction for either party should be addressed from there. Without setting this as the beginning point, this unwritten standard continues to devalue fathers and wrongfully remove them from their children's lives when they may well have been active participants in their children's daily lives. To do anything less is to deprive fathers of not only their rights but serves to punish the children of the relationship and create too great an opportunity for the ever growing problem of parental alienation which threatens to destroy the family unit.\nAs a father, I was subject to this "every other weekend and one evening per week" standard 18 years ago before I was an attorney. If there is to be true justice and equality on the issues in the family court at all father's rights need to be recognized before this court not by some amorphous standard that has no basis in law or in fact, but with the understanding that without fathers the child would not exist and that without the father in the life of the child both the father and child are denied the enrichment that is necessary to provide a balanced life, especially for the children.\nFathers need to know that they do not have to simply accept the trademark unwritten standard for a father's parenting time, but rather they should be aware that they have the right to fight for equal time with their children either by placement or through extensive parenting schedules.\nAuthored By: Christopher A. Pearsall, RI Divorce Attorney a.k.a. " The Rhode Island Divorce Coach ℠ "\n1. What is the residency requirement that must be met in the State of Rhode Island before you can file for divorce?\nAnswer: To file for divorce in Rhode Island you or your spouse must me a resident and continuously domiciled inhabitant of the state for at least one year before you file your complaint for divorce.\n2. Do I have to be married for any particular length of time before I can file for a divorce in Rhode Island?\nAnswer: No. You can be married for any length of time and still file for divorce as long as you meet the state's residency requirement.\n3. Do I file for divorce in Rhode Island if that is the state that I got married in?\nAnswer: No, not necessarily. You can only do so if you or your spouse have met the residency requirement for filing a divorce in Rhode Island.\n4. How long does it take to get divorced in Rhode Island?\nAnswer: Typically an uncontested divorce can be completed in Rhode Island in about 5 1/2 months.\n5. Is there any way a person can get a divorce faster than 5 1/2 months in Rhode Island?\nAnswer: Yes, if the spouses have been living separate and apart for a period of at least 3 years then a divorce can be completed in about 3 1/2 months.\n6. Am I required to have a lawyer to get divorced?\nAnswer: No. You have the legal right to represent yourself. However, it is always advisable to get legal advice from a lawyer who regularly practices divorce in Rhode Island so that you are fully aware of your legal rights, options and alternatives.\n7. What is the Rhode Island Family Court Filing fee for a divorce?\nAnswer: The filing fee as of February 6, 2016 is $140.75 plus a technology surcharge if you pay using the court's computerized system of $4.57.\n8. How much does a divorce cost?\nAnswer: There is no set fee for how much a divorce will cost. The fees for divorces vary from attorney to attorney and case to case. The only set cost is the court's filing fee and technology surcharge.\n9. Why do the fees for divorces vary so much?\nAnswer: Every attorney is different just as every case is different. The more experienced an attorney is the more likely it is that the attorney may charge more for his or her services. The more complicated the case is or the more difficult your spouse is, the more time and effort it may take on your attorney's part and therefore it could cost more.\n10. What is an Uncontested Divorce?\nAnswer: Generally, many lawyers consider an uncontested divorce one in which the parties have already reached a fundamental agreement that resolves all aspects of the dissolution of their marriage before the divorce filing takes place. It is typically a divorce in which neither party files any motions or sends out any documents known as "discovery."\nAnswer: The law provides for different legal tools that can be used in a case to essentially "discover" the important aspects of the case before it goes to trial or in order to evaluate settlement offers from an informed position. The primary legal tools are interrogatories, requests for production of documents and things, requests for admissions, depositions and subpoenas.
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What are the Paris Saint-Germain Players Salaries for Season 2018/2019?\nWhich Paris Saint-Germain players are the highest paid?\nWe spent countless hours over the last few months tracking football player movement and digging through every possible article regarding Paris Saint-Germain we could get our hands in an attempt to bring you this list. Please note that these amounts are approximate and in no way official but we believe that through our research we can present this important information as close to accurate as you will find without seeing the signed contracts themselves.\nWe present to you list of the Paris Saint-Germain Players Salaries for 2018/2019 season (weekly wages) and the most important information and details regarding Paris Saint-Germain football players contracts.\nParis Saint-Germain Football Club, commonly known as Paris Saint-Germain, Paris SG, or simply PSG, is a French professional football club based in the city of Paris. Founded in 1970, the club has traditionally worn red and blue kits. The team has played its home matches in the 47,929-capacity Parc des Princes in the 16th arrondissement of Paris since 1974. The club plays in the highest tier of French football, Ligue 1.\nDomestically, the Parisians have won seven Ligue 1 titles, a record twelve Coupe de France, a record eight Coupe de la Ligue, and a joint record eight Trophée des Champions titles. The club has also won one Ligue 2 title. In European football, they have won one UEFA Cup Winners’ Cup and one UEFA Intertoto Cup. PSG have a long-standing rivalry with Olympique de Marseille. The duo contest French football’s most notorious match, known as Le Classique.\n*Editor’s Note: It is extremely hard to find official Paris Saint-Germain Players Salaries. Through a lot of research, we were able to get as close as we possibly could to prepare a list of the Paris Saint-Germain Players Salaries for 2018/2019 season with the correct salaries. The salary numbers are the best representation of all of our research.
An in-depth interview with Sabine Kraft, who recently took over the reins as Chair of the International Board of Trustees of the International Children's Palliative Care Network.\nQ: What is your present job title and can you describe your role within your organisation?\nSK: I am the CEO of the national association of children’s hospices in Germany. My role is defined by the statutes and the mission statement of the charity. Therefore, our priorities are around information, advocacy and advice and support to children's hospice initiatives and children's hospice services. Above all, at the centre of our activities are the families and their children with life-threatening and life limiting diseases.\nWe achieve our ‘information to the public’ goals through a strong public presence, through events for the public and the families and through publications; our service mentality and helpline for professionals, families with sick children and people in bereavement who lost a child. Advocacy is a great part of our tasks, we lobby on all levels, in politics and with health insurances to ameliorate the support for child hospice organisations.\nI am responsible for all activities, for the development of standards in the child hospice field, for the introduction of quality measurements, and finally, the biggest challenge, to find supporters and donors, to finance all our activities.\nQ: Please would you tell us a little about yourself?\nSK: Work is my passion, family my life! I live together with my partner in a small village in the black forest. We have two grown up children living with us, a daughter of 17 and a son of 19. Both still go to school, but have learnt to adapt to our busy lives.\nWe also share the house with the mother of my partner, who had a stroke three years ago. She lost her speech and she cannot move her right arm and leg. Therefore, we experience for ourselves how challenging it is to feel responsible and to organize care for a family member with massive handicaps. My partner is a very loving son for his mother and takes very good care of her.\nMy biological and beloved daughter lives close to us in Freiburg. She followed my steps to Northern Ireland and gave birth to a very tiny girl, Matilda, three years ago. The ‘wee’ child is the joy of the whole family. She is healthy, despite only weighing 1200 grams at birth. She is a bit spoilt and – maybe due to the prematurity – also very determined! She was blessed with a brother, Leander, just 2 months ago, healthy and heavy and very relaxed. A wonderful grandson for us.\nAnd finally, my greatest friend and joy for the last 10 years, my dog Polly, who listened to all the stories about sick children and just everything that moved my mind, had to leave me only a few weeks ago. I miss her so much and yet, my job is so demanding and involves so much travelling that I just must be sensible and wait until I retire to find a new friend.\nIf somebody would ask me, what I like doing, I would answer – spending time with my family – picnicking in nature, walking and enjoying the peace around me. I always find solutions when I walk; just walk and walk and walk.\nQ: What drew you to work in the field of children’s palliative care, what motivates you to continue and how long have you worked in the field?\nSK: As a social worker I experienced working with children in many different fields. I started in a children’s home, then kindergarten, then youth club and finally in a family planning organisation. I met women and families who had to decide on continuing pregnancy with a severely handicapped foetus.\nAbout 15 years ago my nephew died at only 2,5 years of age. Lovis was a lovely and healthy boy and he just died. This trauma motivated me to get involved in palliative care for children. There was no help available in Germany, no specialised group, just nothing but the helplessness of the whole family. When this happened, it turned my life upside down.\nIt took me one year to reflect on my attitude towards dying and I finally realised that this was a subject I have been growing up with. At the same time, I started counselling a children's hospice project until the advertisement for the freelance post of CEO for the national association of children’s hospices just caught my heart and soul. There was the light, the passion, the job of my life - and it still is.\nQ: Can you describe what it meant to you to be invited to take over as Chair of the ICPCN Board of Trustees?\nSK: Somehow or another, I always felt that it could not be true. How can I be chosen for an important role like this? I am only a social worker, not a doctor or a nurse. It was such an honour therefore, and I am struggling to find the right way to contribute. However, I just will give my utmost to do a good job – and as you know – I am used to big challenges – remember the ghost who motivates me!\nQ:You have been with ICPCN since its inception in 2005. What role do you believe the organisation has in the development and growth of children’s palliative care globally?\nSK: When I joined the ICPCN, I did so because I am convinced that children in such difficult situations must have a strong lobby. And children are children, anywhere in the world. They have the same rights. And when children are weak, they have even more rights to be supported. It takes global advocacy to develop a sensibility towards the weakest ones of our society. And how else can we make a difference, if not when we act in solidarity all over the world?\nICPCN has raised a great deal of awareness, has helped initiatives to change the world around them. Only a global player like the ICPCN can reach out to the whole world to make it a better world for the estimated 21 million children without adequate palliative care. I do believe that information, education and advocacy must be centralised to enable us to reach out. We are one world, and children are children, no matter where they are born and what they are born into. And we all can do something to make it better – just do one thing for the 21 million children!\nQ: What would you like to see ICPCN achieve as an organisation going forward?\nSK: ICPCN must become known everywhere in the world. With our online courses on paediatric palliative care we have made a good start, yet, we still have to struggle to finance everything. ICPCN should become the CHANGE ORGANISATION concerning children’s palliative care. In the best case, we become the central competence organisation where people from all over the world can turn to in order to find support. Every government and their health departments in particular, should know about us and ask members of the ICPCN to support them in political health decisions about palliative care.\nAnd, although this all sounds like a dream, things can only change if we believe in dreams. And while writing this, one could go even further into the ‘dream world’ and wish that an organisation like the ICPCN will make itself ‘redundant’. This would be the greatest fulfilment – no more sick children who must die far too early!
PRINCE GEORGE, B.C. — A woman shot by police three times in an armed standoff in eastern British Columbia has been given a conditional sentence because the Crown says she was also a victim.\nA Prince George Court heard that 24-year-old Shanna Buehler and her father, John, holed up in a trapper’s cabin near Valemount, B.C., for 10 days in September 2014, refusing to come out for police.\nRCMP shot and killed John Buehler when he turned his rifle on the officers.\nThe B.C. Supreme Court heard on Monday that the man was violent and abusive to the young woman throughout her life and dragged her into the difficult and tragic situation.\nCrown counsel Geoffery McDonald told the court that the woman’s father beat her with a belt and forced her to hold liquid soap in her mouth.\n“In one instance, he apparently beat a pet to death with a hoe,” McDonald said.\nDuring the time they lived on a rented property in Valemount, John Buehler allowed her to leave the home just six times and only under careful supervision. She was denied access to newspapers, television and any outside contact, McDonald said.\nOn Sept. 17, 2014, the Buehlers drove all-terrain vehicles about two kilometres away from a cabin they had been holed up in and an RCMP emergency response team moved in to prevent them from returning to the property.\nWhen police confronted the pair, the court heard, John Buehler was shot, while his daughter retreated and placed her .22-calibre rifle next to a log not far from her.\nOfficers found her crouched behind the log and she initially complied with police orders to stand up, but then grabbed the rifle and was shot three times by police, the court heard.\nTwo of the gunshot wounds were superficial but one entered her chest, striking her lung and her liver. She remained in hospital for six weeks and continues to suffer the effects as well as some post-traumatic stress, the court heard.\nAfter her release, she turned herself into police and was released on a recognizance which she has obeyed ever since. She pleaded guilty to three charges in connection to the standoff.\nAlthough Buehler participated in a lengthy armed standoff with police, “in many ways she is a victim of John Buehler as well,” McDonald told the judge.\n“We would not expect someone who had been abused and controlled and manipulated from early childhood to be able to exercise an independent mind and step clear,” he added.\nJustice Kenneth Ball accepted a joint submission from Crown and defence lawyers, and sentenced Buehler to 18 months probation. If she lives up to the terms and conditions, she will avoid having a criminal record.\n“This was obviously a very difficult and tragic incident brought about by what appears to have been the bizarre beliefs of John Buehler who unfortunately dragged his daughter along for the ride,” Ball said.\nBuehler, who now lives in Alberta, remained quiet throughout the hearing, occasionally wiping away a tear as her mother looked on from the gallery.\nNews from © Canadian Press Enterprises Inc.
Do you have frequent dreams of losing your teeth? If you do, you are not alone as this is one of the most popular dreams that people have and it tends to be reoccurring.\nAre you a nail biter? Do you find yourself chewing your nails or opening packages with your teeth? These are bad habits that can cause an issue for your teeth in the long run.\nAs we age, tooth enamel starts wearing down from use, especially on our front teeth. This leaves us susceptible to chipping the enamel on those teeth more easily, so when we do apply force in that area, you could possibly cause damage.\nIs your child active in sports at school or recreational activities? If they are, then your child needs a mouthguard and you will want to make sure that he/she is protected not only from the sport itself, but what can happen to their mouths if there is a mishap. Mouth protection is just as important as shoulder pads and shin guards — and a mouthguard should be worn to protect the chompers.\nMouthguards are a great way to help prevent damaged teeth and nerves and possibly losing a tooth! They work by covering all of your teeth (usually on your upper arch) with a fitted plastic material and absorb the pressure from a hit to the mouth.
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The materials used in its construction also influence the personality of your executive desk. The most common material used is real wood veneer. This might be surprising to you because most people think that solid wood is the best. However, veneer, such as cherry or mahogany, often looks better than solid wood because of the way it is cut. In addition, solid wood often warps or splits with changes in humidity while a veneer covering medium density fiberboard or MDF will not. Hard and exotic woods are the most common for the wood veneers of executive desks. Examples include cherry, teak, walnut, maple, ash, oak, birds eye maples, or sapeli pommele. Depending on the color scheme of your office and other furniture, you should pick a wood that reflects those choices.\nOffice desks must be utilitarian and at the same time blend well with the office environment. They must be subtle so as not to stand out within the office`s confines. Most office desks are painted in subtle colors such as grey, black, blue, and white. However, modern offices have been known to experiment with their office furniture in both pattern and color, and hence newer office desks are much different than their earlier counterparts.\nServe you with pleasure, SoGroop proudly presented its first inspiration in 2018. We’re home and office furniture enthusiasts, just like you. Today we're going to have more than 1,000 unique articles with more than 15,000 pictures & ideas …so We are pretty sure that you can find everything you want here. The primary focus of this home interior ideas publication is to give you inspiration to make your home, your room, or your office space more beautiful, organized and healthy. We believe that a calm, healthy also beautiful home is a necessary foundation for happiness and success in the world.\n© 2005-2019 SoGroop. Reproduction without explicit permission is prohibited. All Rights Reserved.
The Lexington County Sheriff’s Department announced that a motorcycle driver accused of firing shots at a moving car while driving on I-26 was arrested Tuesday morning.\nInvestigators arrested Fanning at his Columbia home without incident. He is being held in the Lexington County Detention Center after being denied bond.
I just read that HTC will release a new mobile phone in the Touch-series before Christmas, HTC Touch HD. This model is abit bigger than the Touch Diamond, about the same size as the iPhone, but with a 480×800 display. The new model will include all features as the Touch Diamond, but also a microSD memory card slot, 5 megapixel camera, 1350 mAh battery and a 3.5mm headphone plug.\nIf all this is correct I’m pretty sure this will be my next phone, since it has the things the Touch Diamond lacked. This is a very interesting phone, I just hope it isn’t too big and heavy. Me wants!\n#1 \| Pinged by HTC Touch HD » iPhone Tricks about 11 years ago.
LONDON - The unnamed insiders who claim to be working clandestinely to resist Donald Trump are not heroes. As a State Department whistleblower who lost his career to tell the truth about the Iraq War, I am burdened by how the interviewees in Bob Woodward’s new book, “Fear,” and the anonymous writer of that New York Times “resistance” op-ed are hailed as patriots holding back the U.S. president’s worst impulses through fibs and bureaucratic tricks. Having faced similar choices, I know their approach is neither honorable, nor effective.\nThis is not to support robotic bureaucrats. But ideas, no matter how vigorously opposed, at some point change from being Trump’s or President Barack Obama’s policies to those of the U.S. Implementing them on a global scale, whether on a battlefield or across a negotiating table, is a team sport. Any other way is to bring on the chaos Anonymous claims to be pushing back against.\nI served 24 years in such a system, joining the State Department under President Ronald Reagan and leaving during the Obama era. That splay of political ideologies had plenty of things in it to disagree with or even believe dangerous. Same for people in the military and the intelligence agencies, who, for example, were sent to train Afghan mujaheddin under one president and then kill them under another.\nIn the run-up to the invasion of Iraq in 2003, some inside government were privy to information about the nonpresence of weapons of mass destruction, and understood President George W. Bush was exaggerating or lying about the case for war. Three senior officials resigned from the State Department in response. Another State Department official, a former marine, resigned in protest over the war in Afghanistan. He stated in The New York Times (a signed letter, not an anonymous op-ed) “have tried and failed to reconcile my conscience with my ability to represent the current U.S. administration.” More than a decade earlier, four State Department officials quit over the Bosnian conflict, also via public letters of resignation.\nOthers who believed a president’s decisions were harmful to the U.S. blew the whistle, making public specific evidence at the cost of their jobs and/or freedom to build an evidence-based case. Chelsea Manning spent seven years in prison for leaking classified data, Edward Snowden ended up in exile after informing the public of NSA policies threatening constitutional freedoms. For me, I chose to write “We Meant Well” to expose the failed reconstruction efforts in Iraq I once helped lead, and had to end my work as a diplomat in return.\nDisagreements over policy are not unique to the Trump administration. Nor are questions of competence. Reagan was thought to be senile, George W. Bush a dolt. But challenges to conscience should be answered by good people who believe enough in the U.S. to place their lives, fortunes and honor as collateral toward being listened to, not by working from inside government to surreptitiously ruin policy.\nAnonymous claims insiders are disrupting Trump’s excesses without giving any details; we’re to assume whatever they are doing must be better than anything Trump wants. Woodward reports that Defense Secretary Jim Mattis put a Resistance-like stop to Trump’s demand to assassinate Syrian President Bashar Assad, though Mattis denies it. Of course, the order to kill, if it occurred at all, would have been illegal and thus require anyone in government to refuse it.\nAbout the only actual act of “resistance” to examine comes from Woodward’s book. Gary Cohn, Trump’s former economic adviser, supposedly walked into the Oval Office and snatched a letter off Trump’s desk saying the U.S. was pulling out of a trade agreement with South Korea. Cohn thus stopped Trump from signing the document.\nThe story defies credulity. “Decision papers” needing the president’s signature are tracked assiduously by White House staffers. Stuff doesn’t just go missing from the Oval Office, and if it does, someone looks for it; I know, I held just such a job working for the American ambassador in London. It’s like tearing up a credit card bill thinking the debt will go away.\nBut even accepting Cohn pulled off his heist, is protecting a trade agreement the act of resistance America demands? Reading the actual letter, Trump’s intent was to make a threat of withdrawal, taking advantage of an 180-day delay in implementation to force new negotiations. Cohn didn’t agree with his boss (or the results of an election). That’s not patriotic, it’s a disgruntled employee.\nAs to the claims Trump is uniquely too stupid to be president, White House Chief of Staff John Kelly, like Mattis, denies he said anything of that to Woodward. Nor is there any evidence that Trump is so incapacitated by either insanity or lack of intellect that he should be removed from office under the 25th Amendment — an option raised in the anonymous op-ed as well as Michael Wolff’s book “Fire and Fury” earlier this year.\nIt’s all circular reinforcement, unnamed voices repeating things heard before, backed by psychiatrists who never met the president and enhanced by shock-jock pundits reading tweets like a fortune teller reads goat entrails.\nUntil now, the people working for presidents as different as Reagan was from Obama understood, as I did, the only way for America to function credibly was for insiders to work on the nation’s behalf until we couldn’t. That meant following the constitution, remembering we weren’t the ones elected, that we ultimately worked for those who did the electing, that there is no “But Reagan/Bush/Clinton/Bush/Obama/Trump is different …” clause in the constitution. We understood acting as a wrench inside the gears of government is what foreign intelligence officers recruit American officials to do. Instead, we dissented via internal channels, and sometimes, resigned to credibly force the issue into the public eye.\nSo let the people inside government who believe America is at mortal risk do something more than gossip to a celebrated journalist. They need to resign, testify and bring out the documents as proof to separate themselves from partisan operatives.\nUntil any of that happens, we shouldn’t waste another moment on anonymous resisters and unnamed/uncredible sources. The nation is more important than a job in the West Wing. Stand up if the threat is real, shut up if it’s not.
How do I determine the correct size student instrument?\n• Violin/Viola: Place the instrument under the chin in playing position. The instrument is the proper size if the palm and fingers of the performers left hand, with arm extended but elbow relaxed, can comfortably cup the scroll.\n• Cello: Seat the student so that the knees are bent at a 90-degree angle. The upper rim of the instrument should rest on the sternum (breast bone) and the left knee should contact the curve below the lower bout corner. The neck of the cello should be a few inches from the performers shoulder, and the C string peg should be near the left ear. The students left hand should be able to reach both ends of the fingerboard with ease, and the first and fourth fingers of the left hand should be able to span a major third in 1st position (E to G# on the D string).\n• Bass: With the student standing behind the bass in playing position, the fingerboard nut should be opposite the forehead near eye level. The right hand should be able to comfortably draw the bow from the frog to the tip. The first and fourth fingers of the left hand should be able to span a whole tone in 1st position (E to F# on the D string).\nThe chart below is a general guide based on age of the student.\n*Subject to developmental variations among children of the same age.\nHow do I care for my Becker instrument?\n• Keep the instrument clean. Wipe the body of the instrument, fingerboard and strings with a soft cloth after use. Do not clean the instrument with alcohol or water as these can cause damage to the wood and varnish.\n• Do not subject the instrument to sudden changes in temperature, humidity or prolonged sunlight. Do not leave it in a car for any length of time and keep it away from heaters and air conditioning vents.\n• Let the instrument have time to adjust to changes in temperature or humidity before opening the case.\n• Handle the instrument by the neck and chinrest to minimize wear on the varnish.\n• When tuning the instrument, gently twist the peg inward toward the pegbox to ensure good contact with the peg hole.\n• Never over tighten a string to stretch it. Tighten it to pitch and no higher.\n• Since the top of the bridge has a tendency to pull forward when strings are tightened, check that the back of the bridge remains perpendicular to the top of the instrument and that the bridge feet remain flush against the instrument.\n• Use a soft cloth between the instrument and player to help protect the varnish from perspiration. Be aware that buttons and jewelry can cause damage to the instrument.\n• Do not loosen the strings after playing.\n• Remove the shoulder rest or shoulder pad from a violin or viola before placing it back in the case.\n• Do not hang an instrument from a music stand or leave it on a chair. Return it to its case or a stringed instrument stand.\n• Tighten the chin rest to the instrument with just enough pressure to hold it firmly in place. Too much pressure can cause damage to the instrument.\n• Individual instrument humidifiers may be useful in areas of low humidity or during winter months. Use according to directions.\n• Check each string adjuster under the tailpiece. Over time the adjuster screw may be turned in as far as it will go which can cause contact with, and damage to, the violin top. Before this occurs, turn the adjustment screw counter-clockwise to a safe level and re-tune the string with the peg.\n• Occasionally check the shoulder rest feet to make sure that the rubber tubing has not worn through, which can damage the instrument.\n• Periodically check the edges of cellos and basses. Rough edges can splinter when caught on clothing or carpets, causing increased damage to the instrument.\n• Strings can be damaged if the grooves in the nut and bridge are not lubricated. To lubricate, use a very soft lead pencil.\n• When replacing strings, remove and replace only one string at a time. This will keep pressure on the top of the instrument to prevent the soundpost from falling and will also keep the bridge in the proper position.\n• The soundpost is held in place by string pressure. It is never glued into the instrument. If the soundpost falls down, immediately loosen the strings and do not play the instrument. Otherwise, the pressure of the strings could collapse the unsupported top. Take the instrument to a repair shop to have the soundpost refitted.\n• If a crack develops or a seam opens up, keep the area clean and take the instrument to a qualified repairperson for repair.\n• Do not attempt to adjust, repair or glue an instrument yourself. Take it to a repairperson for periodic check-ups and adjustments to avoid more costly repairs later on.\nHow do I care for my bow?\n• Always hold the bow by the frog. Avoid touching the bow hair with the fingers since the natural oils from the skin prevent the bow hair from holding the rosin.\n• Tighten the bow hair to a moderate tension prior to playing so that the curve of the stick remains concave. If you cannot get enough tension by adjusting the screw, the bow hair may need shortening or rehairing.\n• Without rosin, the bow will not produce a sound from the instrument. Apply rosin evenly by drawing the bow hair over the rosin in smooth even strokes. Avoid the tendency to over-rosin the bow since too much rosin produces a harsh, coarse tone. It is not necessary to rosin the bow each time the instrument is played.\n• Do not attempt to remove excess rosin by striking the bow hair against a hard object or swishing it in the air.\n• Always loosen the bow hair after playing. This prevents stretching of the bow hair, reduces warping and helps the stick retains its elasticity.\n• Clean the bow stick with a soft clean cloth after each use.\n• Some insects and mites are attracted to bow hair. Keep the bow and case off the floor, especially in carpeted areas or closets.\n• When the bow hair becomes uneven due to broken hairs the bow is more susceptible to warping. Take it to a repairperson to be rehaired.\n• Periodically check the leather thumb grip near the frog and replace as necessary to prevent eroding the stick underneath.\nHow do I correct slipping or sticking pegs?\nIn time, normal use will cause the pegs and peg holes to wear. For slipping pegs, apply chalk to the areas of contact between the peg shaft and peg hole to provide more grip. For pegs that stick or are hard to turn, peg dope or soft graphite pencil lead can be applied to the contact areas. Eventually you may need to have replacement pegs fitted by a repairperson.\nWhat if my bridge becomes displaced?\n• The lowest side of the bridge fits under the E string on the violin, A string on the viola and cello and G string on the bass.\n• With the lowest side of the bridge under the correct string, center the feet of the bridge between the inner notches of the f-holes.\n• Position the bridge so that its back is perpendicular to the top of the instrument and the bridge feet fit flush.\nWhat causes an instrument to buzz?\n• Too much of the endpin retracted into the instrument on cellos and basses.\n• Open seams or cracks in the instrument.\n• Worn fingerboards that open up at the base of the neck.\nAn open seam can be located by holding the instrument by the neck and gently tapping it all around the top and back. Take the instrument to a qualified repairperson for repair.
After receiving a degree in medicine in 1857, Haeckel obtained a doctorate in zoology from the University of Jena and taught zoology there. Haeckel’s contributions to zoological science were a mixture of sound research and assumptions often with insufficient evidence. He was a renowned figure whose popularity with the public was substantially higher than it was with many of his scientific peers.\nHaeckel also proposed the idea that all multicellular animals derived from a theoretical two-layered (ectoderm and endoderm) animal, the Gastraea, a theory that provoked much discussion. He engaged in much valuable research on marine invertebrates, such as the radiolarians, jellyfish, calcareous sponges, and medusae, and wrote a series of monographs on these groups based largely on specimens brought back by the Challenger Expedition.\nHe was also the first to divide the animal kingdom into unicellular and multicellular animals. An ardent Darwinist, Haeckel made several zoological expeditions and founded the Phyletic Museum at Jena and the Ernst Haeckel Haus, which contains his books, records, and other effects.\nAn effective popularizer of science, Haeckel produced numerous tree diagrams, showing evolutionary relationships between different species. Modern scientists and science historians have varied on the value of these diagrams but many also praised his work and creativity. Haeckel also produced artwork, much of it quite beautiful, starting with his atlas of radiolarians, published in 1862.\nLater in his career, Haeckel produced Art Forms in Nature, a work that he published in a series of 10 installments. Designed to interest the general public in naturalism, Haeckel’s own illustrations of animals, plants and microscopic organisms were introduced. In 1913, he published a set of photographs titled Nature as an Artist, aimed at countering allegations that his illustrations could be misleading. Today, however, many scientists and science historians share the conviction that his images were often highly contrived, beautiful as they may be.\nHe was one of the first to consider psychology as a branch of physiology. His chief interests lay in evolution and life development processes in general, including development of nonrandom form, which culminated in the beautifully illustrated art forms of nature.\nAlthough Haeckel’s ideas are important to the history of evolutionary theory, and he was a competent invertebrate anatomist most famous for his work many speculative concepts that he championed are now considered incorrect but still he has been admired greatly for his work.
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Ahead of the thrilling climax to the World Cup between France and Croatia, another record relating to the tournament was set in Shanghai, China.\nOn Sunday 15 July, work by more than half a million people from cities across China culminated in the completion of a giant mosaic to set a new record for CapitaLand Retail of the Largest sticker mosaic (image).\nThe picture included the "ace" players of 32 teams and their national landmarks in Russia 2018, forming a huge 385.3 m² (4,147 ft² 33 in²) puzzle composed of 154,000 stickers, each measuring 5 cm x 5 cm.\nWork on the mosaic started on the opening day of the tournament with the mosaic divided into 35 pieces and sent to CapitaLand shopping malls across the country for people to complete.\nThe separate pieces were were then delivered to Shanghai for final completion with the final pieces assembled at CapitaLand's Xinzhuang shopping mall in a district of Shanghai on the eve of the World Cup final in Moscow.
Indian, Portuguese, British, and German influences all add a hint of the exotic to the culinary flavors of Tanzania, in addition to the over 120 ethnic tribes that have lived in the country for hundreds of years. Age old African traditional cooking and European flair blend together beautifully to create a unique East African journey through texture and taste that avid foodies just have to try. Here are some of the most memorable and unusual Tanzanian delicacies.\nCan’t find the dinner cutlery?\nBefore getting to the food itself, travelers should be aware that knives and forks don’t feature very prominently at a traditional Tanzanian dinner table. Locals usually eat from a communal dish or dishes, scooping handfuls onto their plates and mopping up sauces with various local breads. It is perfectly acceptable to eat with your fingers and there will always be a water bowl nearby to wash your hands before you dine. The right hand is used to eat, as the left is considered unclean, and traditionally Tanzanians eat sitting on the floor or at a low table.\nMonsoon is one of the most popular restaurants on the island of Zanzibar and serves up traditional Swahili flavors with a flair. Floor cushion dining is accompanied by gorgeous, colorful décor, as well as live Taraab music to really set the island scene. Dishes for foodies to try include delicacies such as tasty kebabs served with a mango and papaya salsa, and tender octopus cooked in coconut sauce. Don’t miss out on the cocktails for a perfect night out.\nUgali is considered the national dish of Tanzania and accompanies just about every meal, served alongside meat, fish, veggies, and even beans and sauce. For those not accustomed to eating with their hands, it makes things easier, as the dough can be rolled into a round shape and used to scoop up sauce and other little bits and pieces on a plate. The dough is made from cornflour and water and usually has a thick consistency. It is typically eaten from a bowl shared by everyone at the table.\nThis is one of the most traditional and delicious meals served in Tanzania and combines the locally grown and easily found ingredients of spinach, tomatoes, onion, and sweet potato leaves. All that is needed is a large pot to cook up the ingredients before adding some peanut butter to create a smooth cream sauce. Makubi is also thought to have health benefits, so there’s a double bonus on the culinary front.\nMeat-loving foodies can spend hours in culinary heaven as they roam the food markets of Tanzania. One of the most popular street foods is nyama choma which loosely translates to “grilled meat.” It is prepared by taking freshly cut cubes of meat and slow roasting them on a grid over hot coals. Be warned that the meat is not always fish or chicken, but could also be goat. 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It can be tough keeping up with what kids are interested in playing with from year to year - especially in the younger years from age 3-7 when they change so drastically from one year to the next! Here are a few gift ideas for Christmas 2017 to give you a little head start on the season.\nA whimsical ice cream cart that is fun for "make believe" role-play, as well as learning flavors, colors, and numbers.\nThese are the sweetest little sleeping bags that your 3-year-old can use and grow into for several years. You can choose from a zebra, fox, dinosaur, penguin, or puppy. Perfect for overnights at the grandparents, or camping out in the living room.\nFrom Box Creations, the Kardboard Kingdom is an easy to assemble playhouse made of cardboard. Complete with tunnels, a courtyard, and interior play space, this is the perfect gift for a wild imagination.\nThese little backpacks are not only totally adorable, but are a great way to allow your kids to express their individuality. 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Fun and educational, they'll learn how to plant, water, and pick the vegetables!\nKids love taking photos - we know this from our maxed out storage on our iPhones! - and this vtech camera is made for kids, allowing them to take videos and photos and get creative. It comes with a USB cord, so you can upload and share with family and friends.\nThis game will bring out your kids' wildest imagination and creativity - and it's fun for adults too, so it's the perfect game to play during family night. You roll the rice, which have different icons on them, and create imaginative stories based on the characters and things you roll.\nWe're in the age of "Selfie's" and we might as well embrace it! This app/music set combo allows the kids to connect a microphone and selfie stick to a phone, and record themselves singing and rocking out! Perfect for the musically-inclined to explore their talents and break out of their shell.\nWhile we may still have a few 90-degree days here and there, that doesn't mean we have to miss out on all of the fall fun. Not only are there loads of events happening in Charleston this season, but most of them are appropriate and enjoyable for all ages. So swap out the beach towels for a pumpkin-carving kit, and get ready to enjoy the season!\nThis Charleston favorite is so much more than just a pumpkin patch. Boone Hall is completely transformed during the month of October with a corn maze, jump pillow, giant slide tower, hayride, spider web "rope" attraction, rock climbing wall, corn hole toss, a goat walk, and a rabbit enclosure. Spend the day enjoying all of the attractions, and then take your pumpkins home for painting or carving!\nTickets are $10 (free for 3 and under).\nThis is the perfect evening for any little ocean-lovers, and a fun option for doing something a bit different this year. On October 23 and 31st the aquarium gets a SpOoKy makeover! Guests are encouraged to wear costumes, and there will be music, games, and festive exhibits. To top it off, there is an "Underwater Pumpkin Carving Contest" where guests get to judge which diver has the best carved pumpkin in the Great Ocean Tank.\nWe sure do love our festivals here in Charleston - and what's not to love? Food trucks, live music, arts and crafts. Add some crisp autumn weather and a light sweater and we are good to go.\nCheck out any of these kid-friendly festivals going on this fall!\nNot only is the West Farm corn maze a blast for the whole family, each year they raise money and awareness for a different cause. This year they are celebrating Pet Adoption Agencies and will host adoption events and raise funds for different organizations throughout the season. The farm is home to a 2.8 mile corn maze (a .3 mile maze for the younger kids), a pumpkin barn, a hay-bale maze, tire climb, farm zoo, hay ride, apple slingshot, and snack bar/picnic area with different food vendors and trucks.\nIf you are looking for something festive and spooky without being too scary for young kids, this is the perfect event. With a "haunted" hayride, hay-bale maze, pony rides, face-painting, crafts, children's games, and a family photo booth - you'll find plenty to do.\nFriday and Saturday, Oct. 20, 21, 27 and 28. Tickets are $10, and free for children 6 and under!
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Vua, a new Vietnamese sandwich shop, opens its first store in downtown Montreal, equipped with Mirada Media digital signage and menu board systems.\nMontreal, Quebec, June 8, 2010 – Mirada Media, a Montreal, Quebec-based digital signage integrator, is pleased to announce the recent installation of a digital menu board and signage system at Vua, a new sandwich shop in downtown Montreal. Vua was fitted with a 5-screen menu board, powered by Mirada Media’s new MenuView software, and two client communication boards.\nVua, which literally means “king” in Vietnamese, wants to rule the submarine sandwich market with its value-priced baguettes and novel marketing efforts. “I’m always searching for the best equipment and the newest technological tools to stay ahead of my competition and make a splash with my patrons,” says Mr. Nhu Ngoc Ho, proprietor of the new Vietnamese Bánh Mì sandwich quick-serve. “Mirada Media’s digital menu board is an investment I’m proud of,” he adds.\nFour of the five LCD menu screens display menu items with an animated area informing the patrons about product category details, specials, and high-margin items, and inciting them to upgrade to a “combo” meal. The fifth central screen displays a loop of promotional videos to push Vua’s loyalty program, prepared counter items, like sushi, and refreshing smoothies and bubble teas.\nThe two client communication boards, installed in the restaurant’s dining areas, are divided screens that combine digital cable programming with digital ads. While patrons view local news programming, the ad zones loop many of the promotional messages found on the menu boards.\nVua’s digital signage system is powered by MenuView, Mirada Media’s new Software-as-a-Service (SaaS) offering, that combines standard media and playlist scheduling with item and menu management via an easy to use web interface. “Restaurants have special digital signage needs,” says Eric Morello, Marketing director at Mirada Media Inc. “Given that requests for digital menu boards are ever-increasing and that we’ve built so many custom modules, it followed naturally for us to package these into a single content management system.” A new MenuView website, http://www.menuview.com, will launch this summer, providing customers with a menu board configuration platform and menu management demos.\nAlways looks good in restaurants and places like that. Looks much more professional.
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So I've been been scanning through some teacher blogs to see if there might be any common back-to-school themes. One thing that jumps out: There are a lot of air-conditioning problems in classrooms out there.\nIt hit 93 in my classroom today, and that, coupled with the humidity and a room chock full of kids, just doesn't make for a good learning environment. I do my best, but it's hard not think it's pretty inhumane not to offer a/c in every school when it gets this hot. At noon, I was feeling okay (I didn't wear a shirt/tie today), but, by 2pm, I could barely move. Kids were ornery and/or sluggish. I really wish there a way to get more humane conditions in all of our schools. I'll be on my 3rd sweat towel tomorrow.
All it takes are the words “record high” and all economic or financial sins are forgiven and forgotten. The financial media cannot contain themselves whenever they get the chance to use the term, adding qualifications like “soar” and “sharply” to make sure everyone gets the message. Context need not apply because stocks are supposed to be forward-looking discounting mechanisms.\nHowever, even a small bit of background dispels the sentiment. Dating back to especially QE3, the stock market had been trading on only the economy that “will be” not the growth environment that actually was. We know that given the behavior in prices as they diverged sharply with actual earnings, all on the premise that forward earnings were solid and reasonable based on QE actually working. That was already a somewhat shaky premise in 2013, but by the middle of 2014 it was increasingly negated. Where $140 in EPS for the S&P 500 was expected in CY2015, only $86 occurred.\nYet stocks have only traded sideways with increasing volatility; there has yet to be an adjustment to EPS or a more realistic assessment of the global economy apart from that. If 15 times earnings applies to a relatively robust earnings growth environment, what multiple should be assigned to more unsatisfactory growth? Or slow and steady economic contraction? Record highs in the context of this re-evaluation take on an entirely different connotation.\nIt starts and ends with stocks still trading on the economy that “will be”, though now downgraded to the economy that hopefully “might be.” Especially in the past few days of resurgent optimist perhaps related to Japan, buying interest seems to be at least a taste of what once was. It isn’t so much that the Bank of Japan will do whatever it will do, rather it is the fantasy that whatever the BoJ does is the opening round of global central banks finally finding the magic number (or policy format) that unlocks the full “will be” economy. We know this is nothing but hope because there is no reasonable basis for the expectation; central banks and monetary policies have uniformly failed in such universal, widespread fashion (economy and monetary) as to leave no doubt.\nThough the S&P closed at a new record high today, it represents only a 1 year gain of 2.5% and relative performance far more aligned with this kind of uncertain environment. That is the best view of stocks, as other indices have actually underperformed. Notably, and I think importantly, the S&P 500 Buyback Index is down almost 5% in the same 1 year period, and down almost 9% since its high in February 2015 – all despite the current rally from the lows of February 11.\nThe broader NYSE Composite also continues to be unfavorably situated, down 2% in the 1 year period and almost 3% since February 24 last year. Worse, for the 2 year period through today, the index is also down 2.4% meaning that the broader market has gone nowhere for several years now – all coincident to the appearance of the “rising dollar” that spoiled the hope.\nFocusing on the S&P 500 and its new highs is therefore misleading. That is especially true in comparison to “risk off” assets such as gold or US treasuries. The longer UST bonds or bond funds are up more than 20% in both the 1 and 2 year periods, while the intermediate part of the UST curve is up about 8% and 9%, respectively.\nThis more comprehensive review is more consistent with growing uncertainty rather than the narrow trumpet of “record highs.” Because of that, attention will focus, once emotion subsides, toward valuations and the real economic climate that will ultimately determine them. Even if you don’t think there is any recession danger, any realistic assessment of the current economy does not support either central banks suddenly getting it right nor high earnings multiples (regardless of where interest and discount rates lie). This more schizophrenic behavior is actually fundamentally more consistent with the economy as it is, casting off if in only discrete periods (of monetary “tightness”) the once-immutable faith in the economy that “will be.” In other words, these more wild swings between hope and despair are what actually matters – indicating the “market” wrestling with its own disappointment as if in one or other of the five stages of grieving.\nOld habits, and myths, die hard, so in some ways you can’t blame investors or the media for trying to recreate the “fun” and thrill of 2013 and the days before global QE was so thoroughly disproven. The reality of the “rising dollar” and the big risk of forward earnings (and the future economy they were supposed to represent) still has not been resolved. At various times over the past two years, stock prices have continued to intermittently shift toward believing again but that was and is nothing like what it once meant. Though the S&P did hit a new record high, it is still fair to conclude that overall stocks really aren’t buying it.
Ostensibly, Todd Brainard paints what we like to call The Landscape - that pervasive envelope of realism that all of us move about within, yet possess very differing opinions regarding what it is and what to do with it. And although our perceptive dissonance is deafening, landscape surrounds us inexorably and can’t be ignored. Accordingly, Brainard’s paintings are wrought with that same stuff of conflict and compromise, wryly packaged as landscapes for our consideration.\nBrainard conjures vistas of transitional spaces, where the seemingly natural environment and the built-up-by-humans world collide. The contradictory elements are obvious but pertinent: wetlands, oil pumps, tract homes, open land, bucolic canyon, engineering catastrophe. Often, these places teem with entropy as seen in two withering palm trees, recently killed, their tops lopped off to make room for a new ______ or the skeletal remains of a deserted subdivision slowly being reclaimed by foliage.\nComplementing his subject matter, Brainard’s handling of pictorial construction vividly extends the motif of disparate elements coexisting. Immediately, the chemical colors defy any possibility that these paintings are documentary. Nor can the influence of photography, witnessed by lens-induced flattening of space and an occasional reference to stereoscope cards, when offset by a variety of painterly textures, persuade us that this is realism.\nUltimately, an eerie, but almost serene stillness populates these paintings where depictions of people and motion do not. It’s hard to know what is “real” in these works in much the same way that we’re stymied by our memories, our dreams and Photoshop. Brainard likes to refer to his work as historical fiction - and the comparison is particularly apt when we consider the crazy variability of experiences, how they are recorded and communicated. These paintings, these landscapes, speak eloquently and directly about the nature of our perceptions and the ridiculously complex interconnectivity of it all.
They arrived at the church with only what they could carry: clothes, pictures and a few family heirlooms.\nIt's all that is left of a life before the Islamic State terror group swept into northern Iraq, giving the Christians of Qaraqosh and Mosul an ultimatum: Convert, leave or die.\nMost, like Ammar Zaki and his family, fled first to the relative safety of Iraq's Kurdish capital of Irbil and then made their way to Amman, Jordan, where they found sanctuary in a church.\nRoughly 100 Iraqi Christians are being sheltered at St. Mary's Church in the Marka neighborhood of Amman. Their sanctuary offers little more than floor mats and a roof, but it's a welcome haven after fleeing ISIS persecution.\n"Jesus Christ told people, 'leave everything and follow me,' " Zaki said, cradling his 9-month-old daughter, Athena. "So we did."\nThe stress and strain of the journey show in Zaki's tired eyes.\n"We had to leave everything and go ... to be Christian, to stay in my religion," he said.\nJordan's capital of Amman has become a magnet for many refugees in recent years trying to escape war or persecution. More than 1 million Syrians fleeing a civil war have poured into the tiny desert kingdom, and hundreds of thousands of Iraqis -- many of them Christian -- have sought haven from the sectarian fighting and later ISIS.\nThe country's population has swelled, with the U.N. Refugee Agency estimating more than 645,000 refugees have made their way to Amman, according to 2014 figures.\nThat number does not include the refugee camps that have been set up near its border crossings with Syria and the West Bank, home to a large number of Palestinians.\nThe influx of refugees has put a strain on the country, and nowhere is that more evident than at St. Mary's Church, where about 500 refugees, including some Muslims, have walked through the doors, Father Khalil Jaar said.\nMany are children who arrived sick "because of the trauma of the incidents they suffered in Iraq: fear, insecure, no food," Jaar said.\n"They left their homes in a few hours ... leaving everything behind them. It's a very big shock. That's why I do my best to help these people to overcome this situation and to (help them) look for a better life."\nThe church helps the refugees as much as it can, with charity from nonprofits, but mostly private donations.\nSome of the Christian refugees live in the church, on the floor. Others live in nearby apartments rented by the church until they are granted asylum, a process that can drag on for years.\n"We don't know how many days or months they stay with us; that's why I think any kind of help is welcome," Jaar said.\nJaar rests little these days, spending his time welcoming visitors, helping new arrivals and, sometimes, taking the children on excursions to help them forget.\nHe does it all with a big, wide smile.\nStill, he knows it will be difficult for the refugees, who after months on the move need rest and time to apply for visas to relocate to Europe, the United States or Australia.\n"I learned so much from them, their patience and solidarity. I am very happy to be with them, to be serving these people," he says, just minutes before he comforts a woman -- a refugee -- in tears over the frustrating process of applying for asylum.\n"When someone knocks on my door, I cannot say no. I have to say yes and give any kind of help," Jaar said.\n"My church, my school, my heart is open for every single one who comes to ask for help," he said.
This short article made an appearance in the SCAA Chronicle, the member publication from the Niche Coffee Association of the usa.\nOf all of the certifications and labeling schemes that show up on consumable products, “organic” is most likely probably the most familiar, and possibly probably the most without effort appealing. But as demand grows, there’s additionally a growing awareness our thought of the wholesomeness of organic agriculture or knowledge of organic certification might not completely align with reality, which organic agriculture, even just in compliance with certification standards, isn’t a cure all. But could it be worthwhile?\nBeing an ecologist, I have faith that probably the most serious peril of non-organic coffee is injury to people and also the atmosphere at origin. But the coffee industry—supplier of the globally ubiquitous product grown by huge numbers of people round the world—has a really special and central role within the promotion and evolution from the organic movement.\nLet’s talk over some from the perceived shortcomings of organic foods that have particular relevance to coffee. The very first is that organic produce is usually no more nutritious than conventionally grown produce. Coffee isn’t consumed because of its dietary benefits, making this unlikely to help coffee buying some way.\nPesticide residue on foods is really a major concern to consumers, however, many recent work has determined that organic foods might not be any safer than conventional foods. This is correct for coffee, where little if any chemical residue will probably remain when the beans are taken off the fruit (the part uncovered to pesticides), dried and hulled, roasted at high temperatures, ground, then made in water.\nFinally, “organic” doesn’t always mean “high quality.” Organic coffee is frequently grown within canopy of shade, and shade-grown coffee has a tendency to ripen more gradually. Slower growth may intensify flavors, producing a better-tasting cup. This subtlety might not be recognizable through the average consumer, not to mention any coffee, carelessly harvested or processed, can lead to a lousy cup.\nIf organic coffee isn’t healthier and doesn’t taste much better than conventionally grown coffee, why must buyers favor it, especially given its greater cost?\nPesticides which are banned or highly restricted within the U.S. or Europe continue to be utilized in many coffee-growing countries, including some which are highly toxic. Even illegal pesticides continue to be accessible and being applied. Improper storage, insufficient personal protection, and insufficient practicing handlers of pesticides aren’t uncommon within the third world, and lead to farm workers being directly uncovered to toxins.\nEven when these toxins aren’t lethal, the results on non-target microorganisms (including humans) may contain reproductive impairment, weakened natural defenses, abnormal hormonal function, cancers, genetic mutations, altered foraging and predator-avoidance behavior, faulty thermoregulation, and/or nerve effects. Utilization of herbicides also eliminates larval and pollinator host plants, transforming the bottom of food chains. These effects can happen even if chemicals are administered properly, and therefore are exacerbated when mis- or higher-applied.\nThings I find most terrifying is the fact that there’s no testing to determine which occurs when multiple goods are used concurrently or sequentially, or what goes on once they match other chemicals (synthetic and natural) within the atmosphere or perhaps in microorganisms. We have no idea how different climates or soils influence these interactions, or their lengthy-term effects. The amount of potential mixtures of substances, conditions, and settings is mind-boggling, yet these synergies as well as their impacts on environmental and human health are basically unknown!\nAccording to everything about Organic Agriculture 2016 report, coffee may be the world’s largest single organic crop. While comprising 3 percent of organic cropland, it covers over 20 % of organic permanent cropland, and also over 1 / 2 of the permanent cropland in South America, where nearly all organic coffee is grown. Furthermore, coffee is grown within the tropics—home to a few of the world’s most biodiverse areas and sophisticated environments.\nCoffee maqui berry farmers are largely motivated by financial aspects. Organic agriculture frequently incurs substantial costs. Hands weeding, pruning of shade trees, and implementation of integrated bug control adds additional labor costs. Particularly daunting may be the production or purchase of bulk of organic compost for fertilizer synthetic fertilizers aren’t permitted because of high fossil fuel use within their manufacture as well as their limited use within promoting healthy soil. If your farm includes a wet mill, the waste pulp can be used as fertilizer, but it won’t be enough to satisfy the heavy feeding demands of coffee, so additional sources will have to be located. The hurdle of securing sufficient organic fertilizer frequently plays a role in yields for organic coffee growers which are less than the inflated yields of high-input coffee—by over 30 % in some instances.\nCertification charges also may play a role. Organic practices are verified by annual inspections, and producers pay, at some level, for certification, including accommodating inspectors and having to pay for his or her travel. These expenses, coupled with lower yields and elevated labor costs, are frequently not sufficiently offset through the cost premiums compensated for organic coffee, that are typically around 20 to 25 %. This could make organic production unappealing to maqui berry farmers. And also, since among the needs for organic certification is segregation from conventional coffee through the logistics, you will find financial burdens for importers, roasters, along with other players within the logistics too. Some of these pricing is of necessity forwarded to consumers.\nI shouldn’t minimize the advantages of some farming chemicals, or oversimplify the reasons in growing coffee in eco or economically sustainable ways. However for decades we’ve been going for a dangerous risk our atmosphere. Other coffee certifications have various limitations on pesticide use, only organic (and Smithsonian Bird-Friendly, that organic certification is really a prerequisite) prohibits many of them. There isn’t any denying that chemicals that are permitted under organic certification might be just like toxic as individuals that aren’t, but under organic rules their me is limited to certain situations.\nMany uncertified coffee farms might be considered “passive organic,” simply because they forego some or all chemical use because of expense or ideology. But unless of course they’re certified, there’s not a way of knowing if, when, or the way they use chemicals, or if they’re following the rest of the essential eco-friendly practices which are mandated in organic certification standards. These encompass water and soil quality and conservation measures, and looking after or enhancing biological sources, including supporting bio-diversity.\nAcquiring organic certification and fully embracing its philosophy is definitely an enormous accomplishment, specifically for maqui berry farmers in developing countries where sources, tech support team, and capital might be missing. Even though many organic farms were or are helped by initial grants or any other funding, many will require ongoing effort to preserve and advance organic practices. The coffee industry is incorporated in the position to assist in these activities by supplying expertise, facilitating partnerships, and inspiring innovation. Bigger industry players may help finance initiatives outright, and all sorts of front-line coffee providers come with an chance to interact and educate the general public on the significance of organic coffee, the difficulties it presents to maqui berry farmers, and also the role of greater premiums in fostering and stabilizing organic production—indeed, helping it to prosper. Organic certification is really a dedication to sustainability that should be rewarded with this dollars.
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Make no mistake, in 2018 gender is on the agenda. From pay parity to the gender gap, to women in leadership roles, the discourse regarding the role of women in traditionally male-dominated workforces is taking poll position.\nWorking at SMEC’s Durban office in South Africa I am proud to say we have a strong and comparative female presence in our office which is relatively equal in number to men.\nWhilst it is my personal experience that women are slowly starting to come through the ranks and take up our place in leadership roles, we still have a way to go. Historically, engineering has been a male dominated environment, but I can feel the change here in South Africa. It has been seen and noticed that women bring so much to our industry.\nI have been lucky that I have always been surrounded by strong women in leadership and my first example came from my mother. Now, in the Durban office, there are a number of individuals in leadership roles who inspire me daily, encourage and foster my professional and personal growth. My manager affords me a level of autonomy and trust which helps me achieve my goals and I was very proud to have been named SMEC Young Female Employee of the Year for 2017 at the recent SMEC Awards in Australia.\nSeeing is believing, and being surrounded by real-life examples of strong leaders within our industry provides me with a personal road-map for achieving greatness.\nAt University, I enjoyed all the science related typically male-dominated subjects. It never phased me and my motto was ‘let’s try it out and see what we can do’. This ability to take risks paid off and I learned that I loved science. What I particularly loved is investigating, asking questions and discovering new knowledge. I get to use these skills and rely on my knowledge every day at SMEC.\nWhat would I say to a young woman interested in studying science or taking up a career in engineering? Give it a go. You will be able to challenge the status quo and prove yourself right. It is empowering, you will cover multiple topics and the work and study will reveal a myriad of opportunities.\nMy goal is to witness real change and my passion comes from that. Driving social change and ensuring that social development benefits communities is at the front of my mind in everything I do.\nOne such project I am particularly proud to be part of is the Zibambele Poverty Alleviation Program in Durban, South Africa. The Program provides sustainable work opportunities to predominately female-headed households. It’s simple but effective and employs members of the local community (beneficiaries) to look after sections of road. The beneficiaries become responsible for maintaining the road and various tasks are assigned to them from picking up litter to cutting grass to aid mobility, accessibly and aesthetics.\nThe Program is particularly beneficial for members of the community who are often responsible for caring for multiple dependents. Beneficiaries are required to work eight days a month and this type of labour intensive work helps with their day-to-day costs. Many of the beneficiaries often tell us how the Program helps them to put food on table and even puts their grandchildren through school.\nWorking on the Zibambele Poverty Alleviation Program has been rewarding, enjoyable and enlightening. It has given me direction and allows me purpose.\nIn the next two to three years, I want to grow my team and get involved with more sizeable projects.\nIn five to ten years, I would expect to be growing in my leadership role, discovering my capabilities as a leader and further aligning myself with SMECs core values.\nMy end game is to become a thought leader in my field and a recognised industry leader.\nIf I give it a go, commit to my plan, surround myself with aspirational leaders and believe in myself then there’s no reason why all my goals can’t be achieved.\nWow. This is such an inspirational story. Love it!
Pan Ta Gaan Ruk (2018) : Série TV de 1 saisons et 14 épisodes diffusée sur . Casting, acteurs, bandes annonces et actualités.\nPantagarn, hi-so godlike, has the label of tragically handsome. Everywhere he appears, tragedy ensues. His looks and personality are complete opposites, no one can handle him, except his father. Pantagarn doesn't care about anyone, anyway. His father pushes him out of his life so he can enjoy his new life, with new family. Pantagarn believes that his step mother and her children weren't enough to come and take his father fortune, but now they have included her niece in this money sucking. Who did they think they were? Pantagarn won't have it. The target is Prapai, the young girl who dares to defy him. Since this girl is defiant and knows no limits, he will punish her, or will punishment turn into something else?\nCasting de la série "Pan Ta Gaan Ruk"\nEnvie de parler de Pan Ta Gaan Ruk ? Les discussions sont là pour vous.\nRetrouvez toutes les informations sur Pan Ta Gaan Ruk lancée en 2018 : synopsys, casting complet, acteurs, scénariste, réalisateur. Découvrez des séries similaires à regarder également. Faites vous une idée de la série grâce à la note des membres et aux critiques des internautes.
This is summer to me.\nKyle, Liam, and I were driving to Canopy Lake Park in Maine, and we were lost. I was telling Kyle to ask for directions, because the GPS on his phone was acting up, but we ended up finding our exit and following a bunch of signs to get to the park. The parking lot was completely empty, and I asked Kyle if they were even open, but he assured me that they were.\nThere was no one stationed at the gate, so we just walked right in, and headed for the first ride we saw, which was a teacup ride. There were no people in the park, but we didn’t seem to notice or care. Kyle kept complaining about how sunny it was. The gate to the teacup ride was locked, and Liam started to cry. We decided that we would spend some time at the large wave pool instead, but when we got there, there was no water in the pool. We found a large hose, and put it in the pool, and filled it up ourselves, even though we couldn’t get the waves to work. The water was crystal clear, and it looked like a tropical beach, with the bottom of the pool covered in white sand.\nA woman showed up at the pool and waved at us enthusiastically. She was the only other person in the park besides us. She took off all of her clothes and jumped into the pool completely naked. Just then, a group of 6 or 7 little kids, which I assumed were with her, came running out of the locker room, and jumped into the pool after her. There were now several beach balls being thrown around, and we kept getting splashed, so we got out of the pool. Kyle was angry, and was cussing up a storm, complaining about the woman. We did a lap around the park, but there were still only a few other people there, and none of them were employees.\nAfter walking for a long time, we came across a large archway, with a “Zoo” sign, and Liam starting jumping up and down and cheering. We walked down the path to the zoo, which descended into a thick, green rain forest. There were brightly colored birds, terrifyingly large bugs, and pterodactyls everywhere. I had a large camera around my neck, and was taking pictures of everything that we passed.
Clarification regarding eligibility of Home Town ConcessionFrequently Asked Questions.\nSubject: Central Civil Services (Leave Travel Concession) Rules, 1988- Clarification regarding eligibility of Home Town ConcessionFrequently Asked Questions.\nWhether the Government employees whose Headquarters/ Place of posting and Home Town are same, are eligible for Home Town LTC?\nNo. Government employees whose headquarters/place of posting and Home Town are one and the same are not eligible for Home Town LTC.\nWhether the Government employees who are not eligible for Home Town LTC may avail the Special Concession scheme of conversion of Home Town LTC to travel to North East Region, Jammu & Kashmir & Andaman & Nicobar Islands as allowed by DoPT’s O.M. No. 31 01 1 /3/2014-EstLA-IV dated 26.09.2014?\nNo. Employees whose Home Town & Headquarters are same are not eligible for Home town LTC and hence, the question of conversion of Home Town LTC to travel to these places under special concession scheme does not arise.\nWhether the Government employees residing in cities/ towns outside Delhi which fall under other states of National Capital Region (NCR) are eligible for Home Town Concession?\nYes. Cities/ towns which are outside Delhi and fall in other states of NCR are not to be treated as Delhi Headquarters. Hence, the Government employees whose headquarters are Delhi and reside in cities/towns outside Delhi falling in other states of NCR, are eligible for Home Town Concession.
How do you safely share the road with trucks and buses? \| B. L. Jensen, L.P.\nA lot of drivers are nervous when they're on the road around large trucks and buses -- and rightly so! If a passenger vehicle gets into an accident with a large truck or bus, the potential consequences can be deadly for everyone involved.\n-- Give trucks and buses plenty of space. This is the most important rule to follow whether you are tying to pass one, follow one or are just sitting behind one in traffic. You need to always keep in mind that bigger vehicles simply need more space to slow down, more space to stop and more space to start up again. For example, if you're passing a bus in traffic because you don't want to sit behind it at every stop along the way, don't squeeze into the space in front of it when the space is barely big enough for your vehicle. If the bus or truck driver happens to be accelerating when you do that, he or she may not be able to slow down again in time to avoid hitting you.\n-- Be aware of the truck or bus driver's blind spots. Try to be at least 20 feet ahead of the vehicle before you cut into the lane it's in, and assume you are in a blind spot unless you are more than 30 feet behind it. When passing on either side of a large truck or bus, it's safest to assume that you're in a blind spot unless you can see the driver in the vehicle's side mirrors.\n-- Keep back if the truck or bus is turning. Neither can make sharp turns the way that passenger vehicles can. In particular, large vehicles have a hard time making a right-hand turn -- if you try to push forward into the right lane between the turning vehicle and the curb as the driver initially swings left to make the turn, you can end up in an accident when the driver swings right again.\nDespite your precautions, accidents can still happen when the bus or truck driver isn't well-trained in traffic situations. Anyone injured by a bus or truck driver's poor driving skills could have a claim for compensation for his or her medical bills, lost wages and much more..
Michael Tree, longtime violist of the Guarneri String Quartet, has died at 84. Born Michael Applebaum, the son of a violin teacher at the Manhattan School of Music, Tree changed his surname at the behest of Efram Zimbalist, his principal teacher at the Curtis Institute of Music.\nTree began attending the Marlboro Music Festival in 1959; he founded the Guarneri with violinists Arnold Steinhardt and John Dalley and cellist David Soyer at Marlboro in 1964. The ensemble, known for its unusually rich collective tone, was one of the leading US string quartets until it disbanded in 2009.
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Washington: Democrat Pete Buttigieg, who is the Mayor of South Bend, Indiana, and is also openly gay, has announced that he was running for President in 2020 and proclaimed his hometowns revival was the answer to sceptics who ask how he has the "audacity" to see himself in the White House.\n"My name is Pete Buttigieg. They call me Mayor Pete," Buttigieg said to cheers at rally in South Bend on Sunday inside a partly rebuilt factory once owned by the automaker Studebaker.\n"I am a proud son of South Bend, Indiana. And I am running for President of the United States."\nHe added: "I ran for mayor in 2011 knowing nothing like Studebaker would ever come back, but that we would, our city would, if we had the courage to reimagine our future."\n"I recognise the audacity of doing this as a Midwestern, millennial mayor, but we live in a moment that compels us each to act... It calls for a new generation of leadership.\n"Our marriage exists by the grace of a single vote on the US Supreme Court... Nine men and women sat down in a room and took a vote, and they brought me the most important freedom in my life."\nThough Buttigieg is a political progressive, his main message is the claim to leadership of millennial Americans, those he says will be on "the business end" of climate change, who grew up with school shootings and who supplied most of the troops in America's wars in Iraq and Afghanistan.\nSwalwell also promised to be a "different" kind of candidate in a crowded Democrat field with more established stars, vowing that his campaign would not accept donations from corporate political action committees.
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About 134,000 cases of cancer each year in the UK are caused by lifestyle and environmental risk factors, a new review has found.\nCancer Research UK scientists found smoking to be the most important lifestyle factor, accounting for 23 per cent of cancers in men and 15.6 per cent in women.\nSmoking, unhealthy diets, alcohol and excess weight collectively cause more than 100,000 cancers - about one-third of all diagnoses - each year.\nAnd the figure rises to around 134,000 when all 14 lifestyle and environmental factors that were assessed in the review are taken into account.\nThe research, which is published in the British Journal of Cancer, also suggests that 45 per cent of cancers in men and 40 per cent in women could be prevented.\nStudy author Professor Max Parkin, a Cancer Research UK epidemiologist at Queen Mary, University of London, said: 'Many people believe cancer is down to fate or 'in the genes' and that it is the luck of the draw whether they get it.\nPublic health minister Anne Milton noted that small lifestyle changes can cut people's risk of serious health problems.
The XII International Scientific and Technical Conference will be held on a comfortable boat within 4 days (3 - 7 July, 2017). In addition to participation in the plenary and section sessions, the conference participants will visit the unique recreational (reserved) areas of the North-West region of Russia: Valaam island with a tour of the hermitages (sketes) of Valaam (Rocky coast, Northern Athos), Kizhi island with a tour of the Museum-Reserve "Kizhi"; Mandrogi settlement with a visit to an ancient Russian village with an ensemble of wooden architecture, trade and craft.\nThe objectives of the conference are to analyze and discuss the up-to-date progress of science and technology in a wide area of problems referring to the theory, technological and engineering tasks in the field of the metallurgical processes, metal, powdered and composite materials.\nTheoretical and Practical Youth School “Transfer Innovative Technologies into the High-Tech Business”.
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The members of the French Parliament will put on their clothes 1000 pieces Bulgarian MARTENITSI (red and white knitted decoration) to demonstrate solidarity with the idea of the unjust sentenced to death Bulgarian medics and the Palestinian doctor in Libya. This event is coordinated with French deputes who are members of Communities of Nations for Peace – a UN department and of the organization itself. On Bulgarian side the event is organized by PR agency IMAGE ADVERTISING , as Promet Steel Company sponsors the initiative. Promet Steel company has a plant near Burgas and is a big producer of steel.\nThe company decided to send 1000 p. MARTENITSI to the French deputes, senators and ministers after it knew about the initiative of forming a Committee supporting the Bulgarian medics in the French Parliament and an Official Petition of liberation the Bulgarian medics which Patricia Schillinger a Senator has proposed.\nThe employees of this Bulgarian plant appreciate the noble initiative of the French politicians. This way the plant joins the initiative as a sign that the nurses are not forgotten. We expect every French politician who has signed the Petition to put on her or his clothes the Bulgarian MARTENITSI and thus to demonstrate his positive position for the liberation of the Bulgarian nurses.\nEvery Bulgarian is anxious about nurses’ fate and when thinking of their tragedy . Solving the case and the liberation of Kristiana Valcheva, Nasya Nenova,Valentina Siropulo, Valya Chervenyashka and Snejana Dimitrova turned to be a national human cause.\nWe have no chance to remain inactive.
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The Sun and the solar system have always been a matter of great intrigue for mankind. The Sun provides us the light and heat that is essential for our survival. But just like every living being on this planet, the Sun has a limited life. The video series takes us through the life cycle of the Sun. This video which is one from the series of 5 videos explains the process of birth of the Sun. It started with the dust and gas debris from exploding stars developing into a molecular cloud comprising of hydrogen. The gravity brought hydrogen atoms together and the cloud collapsed on itself over a period of millions of years. Due to fusion between the hydrogen atoms huge amount of energy was released and the force that emanated from this fusion pushed the molecular mass outwards against the force of gravity. The balance between the forces of outward push due to fusion and that of inward pull due to gravity gave rise to the Sun. The video also gives an insight into Genesis, a mission to analyze the Sun and its properties being pursued by NASA.
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ATHENS (Reuters) - Greek Finance Minister Euclid Tsakalotos will keep his portfolio in a reshuffle to be announced later on Friday, a government source said.\nTsakalotos, the chief negotiator in bailout talks with foreign creditors, became finance minister on July 6, replacing Yanis Varoufakis, who stepped down after clashing with European partners.\nThe reshuffle was made necessary by a revolt among lawmakers of the leftwing Syriza party, which saw three ministers and deputy minister vote against the government in a vote on the bailout in parliament.
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Investing is about the future, not just the present.\nRecently, a farmer and client of mine passed away. He was a successful farmer with several hundred acres, worth millions of dollars.\nThe thing that struck me as unusual and important was the fact that the farm was only half of his wealth. The other half consisted of stocks, bonds, mutual funds, and certificates of deposit. To sum it up, he was well diversified, debt-free, and no commodity price downturn was ever going to run him out of business.\nAfter looking at people's tax returns for 25 years, I have noticed that investors tend to be real estate oriented or stock oriented with very little cross-over. In fact, a lot of real estate investors don't own one share of stock.\nIf you asked them why, they would say, "I understand real estate. I don't understand the stock market, so I stay out of it." Staying out of investments you don't understand is always a good idea. However, we can learn something new every day of our lives, and most of us can learn about paper assets and utilize them to diversify our income stream.\nWhen you get a hold of some investable cash, consider investing it in the stocks that are easiest to monitor and ones you believe will succeed.\nFor instance, in the accounting business, I knew which software companies we could live without and which ones we could not. So, investing in the maker of Quickbooks was a "no-brainer" for me. Likewise, there are corporations locked into the ag industry you may have a lot of faith in.\nHere is a short list of some of the biggest publicly traded agricultural corporations: ADM, DowDupont, Monsanto, John Deere, Syngenta, CNH Industrial, The Mosaic Company, Agco, BASF, and Tractor Supply Co. Some of these pay a dividend as high as 3.2%.\nYou never want to buy just one or two stocks - too much individual security risk. If you don't have the money to get into 20 or more stocks, then stick with mutual funds, which are a ready-made basket of stocks.\nOften times, a mutual fund will own more than 100 stocks, which gives you big diversification with small dollars. Bonds are another way to keep the income flowing. At the moment, there are corporate bonds paying taxable interest above 4.5% and municipal bonds paying tax-free interest above 4%. Certificates of deposit have been pretty uninteresting for over 10 years with many paying less than 1%. However, if they get back up to 2% or more, they'll deserve a look from conservative investors.\nWhen you are investing, think about the future, not just the present. Try not to invest in things like pay-phones, VCR's, typewriters, and phone-books. The future of agriculture has driverless tractors, wireless water sensors, drones, robotic milking systems, custom fertilization, production monitoring software, fruit picking robots, artificial intelligence, and more.\nBesides investing, there are the traditional ways to supplement farm income, such as off-farm jobs.\nIf you can find one that allows flexibility for planting and harvesting, that's great. (I've always thought high-school biology teacher would be a good one for a farmer.) Working as a contractor rather than a 9-5 employee can offer the kind of flexibility you need. Consider contracting out the skills and equipment you already have. Many farmers have skid-steers and backhoes that can be used for excavation projects, and those projects can be worked into slow times at the farm. Most farmers have welding machines and welding skills, which are valuable in today's marketplace.\nIf you're comfortable repairing heavy equipment, there is definitely a market for people to repair skid-steers, backhoes, and construction equipment. Repair shop rates can be $100/hour!
The founder and leader of the Universal Christ Church UCC at Koforidua in the Eastern region, Prophet Gabriel Twumasi has waded into the controversy of whether truly human beings can take the title of angels just as “Angel Obinim” claims he is a true angel of God.\nAccording to him, one needs to attain angelic state before he/she can go to heaven. Meaning if you don’t die an angel you can’t go to heaven.\nIn an Interview with Radio 1 News on Sunday, 9th December 2018, after the normal church service he disclosed that there are several stages in life that a christian needs go through before his/her life ends on earth.\nHe emphatically stated that, those criticizing Bishop Daniel Obinim popularly known as “Angel Obinim” who is the founder and leader of the God’s way International church as not been a true Angel from God to divert from the act because he might be a true angel of God.\n“If Angel Obinim has gotten to the level of been an Angel, there is nothing wrong with that and I don’t see why people should criticise him, because the Bible makes us understand that God and his Angels dwell in his Kingdom, so before one will inherit the Kingdom he or she must attain the angelic state”- he lamented.\nContact Prophet Gabriel Twumasi on 0245205431 for more deliberations.
As you likely know, we have been living completely on what God provides– and many of you have been part of that provision. We keep hoping that we will end up on a more regular schedule instead of the daily bread/mana for the day plan God has had us on. We still honestly have no clue about the future but… He has again provided for the time being.\nTo begin with as I said I have been doing a bit of cover design/art work as well as the game, which has been paying a bill here, buying groceries there. I also have a potential website design coming up that should help out. However, the big, shocking, amazing thing is that Shamus finally put a donation box on his website. His readers have been begging him to do it for ages and after some consideration and a ton of prayer we finally decided to go for it, recognizing that any income from it will probably be more of a one time deal than an ongoing source. The most amazing thing has been seeing the support pour in– $3 here, $10 there, $50 from over there, and $1.50 from back there and so on, from people all over the globe. I have mentioned before that I love my husband’s readers, and I will say it again. They are an amazing crowd and I love them, idiosyncrasies and all.\nAnd so, as a result, today I was able to go grocery shopping at Sam’s Club (thanks Dad) and pick up a few of the things we were really out of, as well as put in an order at Frankferd Farms for basics like flour and yeast and it looks like we will have enough money to pay all our bills this month, and if we are careful then into next month. What God will do next we don’t know, but it is a relief to know we can pay our debts, and even pay on time–praise the Lord. God is so good.\nOh, and my dad is getting a new washer and dryer so is giving us their old washer! YAH!\nI am SO glad you’ve been sharing these reminders!! Praise Him for His faithfulness!
I recently posted the slides and the source code from the presentation I gave at JAXConf San Francisco. While that’s helpful for those who were in my session, it’s probably less so for those who weren’t. What I’ll do in this post, then, is discuss the slides and code in detail, skipping over the introductory slides, and getting right to the heart of the matter.\nThe idea of plugins is easy. The how is, often the hard part. To provide the "how", I’ve broken the question into two parts: how do I get access to the plugins, and how do I write the plugins.\nPerhaps the first question one should ask is, "How do I load the plugin data?" After all, if you can’t load the plugins, who cares if you can write them? There are many, many options, of course, but we’ll take a look at three, to keep things simple: repackaging, manual class loading, and OSGi.\nFrom a technical perspective, this is my favorite approach, simply because of the pure hardcode geekiness of it. In a nutshell, we read the bytecode from the jar file(s), and shove it into the ClassLoader. Fraught with peril, sure, but fun nonetheless.\nHere we see CDI show up for the first time. What have here is a CDI portable extension (for more information, see the CDI RI (Weld) documentation). We also see another CDI concept that we’ll revisit in the next section, Events. Since we’re a portable extension, the class is loaded by the runtime very early in the process. In this case, our Extension observes the BeforeBeanDiscovery event, as you can see in the aptly-named method. This method asks the system for a list of the PluginFinder instances configured in the system (I got a little over-excited and added in the ability to have more than one, Just In Case). It then asks each PluginFinder for a list of the Classes it found. For each class, it creates an AnnotatedType, which it then adds to the BeforeBeanDiscovery class. When this method exits, the CDI runtime will, eventually, scan our plugin classes for CDI annotations, and, voila! our plugins are registered with the system.\nThe bytecode loading is handled, in this case, by FilesystemPluginFinder. This class iterates over a list of jar files found in, by default, $HOME/.plugins. For each .class file in each jar, the bytes are read and the class is defined in the ContextClassLoader. We’ll not show how that happens here, but I will say that it seems to work pretty well. I’ve not found any issues with it so far, but I also have not been able to drive it very hard yet.\nWhen using this approach, it’s important to note some of its restrictions. Given how and when the classes are loaded, certain Java EE technologies are not available. Namely, this includes EJB, JMS, etc., as the related containers are unable to scan the classes for annotations. I have not tested JPA support yet. CDI seems to be completely and well supported.\nIt seems that any discussion of plugins (or modules, if you will) would be incomplete without talking about OSGi. As I started thinking about this topic, Web Application Bundles came to mind pretty quickly. I will admit that I am far from an OSGi expert, but it seems that WABs aren’t quite what we want. In fact, they seem to be designed to solve different issues. WABs and Plummer are not mutually exclusive, however. In fact, I have very young, incomplete code in Plummer to allow a system to deliver plugins as OSGi bundles.\nNow that we’ve answered any questions anyone would have — ever — about plugin loading, let’s spend some time on the more interesting part: how do I design the plugins. I would like to note that it’s probably not possible to write a complete, generally useful plugin system that works across applications, problem domains. If someone were determined enough to prove me wrong and actually did just that, I’d be willing to be that it would be difficult to use, heavy, etc. If this person were truly determined, gifted, etc. to prove me wrong yet again, well… good for him. :) For the rest of us (or, in this case, just me), Java EE makes this so easy that you really don’t need any extra frameworks. Specifically, we’ll take a look at JSF, CDI, and JAX-RS.\nLet’s start by taking a look at view extensibility, as, after all, even if you have the greatest plugin system in the world, if it can’t affect the view, then it’s pretty much worthless. To demonstrate this technique, we’re going to use JavaServer Faces, as it is the Java EE standard for web applications. You may prefer another framework, such as Spring MVC, Wicket, or GWT, or you may even be using desktop technologies such as Swing, SWT, or JavaFX to build views for your Java EE application. The technique here should work the same regardless of framework, more or less. You’ll just have to determine how to integrate into your technology of choice.\nFor a plugin to add content to the view, it will have to provide what we on the GlassFish Console team ended up calling view fragments. These fragments are exactly what they sound like, small pieces of UI…widgets that are added at specific points in the view. These fragments are categorized, by the plugin, into types, as defined by the consuming application. This means that the app might declare the types tab, treeNode, and widget. Aplugin, then, might add a tab to a configuration page, a treeNode to the navigation system, and a recent tweets widget to the sidebar. As we’ll see, how complex or simple the categorization/differentiaton exposed by the application is is completly up to you as the application author/architect.\nYou can see a complete example of this in plummer-sample2.\nCDI events is, conceptually, just a simple pub/sub system. One part of the system fires, or publishes, events, and another observes (subscribes). This makes it very easy to loosely couple parts of the system: the core of your application need not worry about what, if anything handles, the event. It also easily allows multiple recipients to respond to the event fired. Again, the system doesn’t care. In Ron Popeil style, you just "set it and forget it".\nThat’s really all there is to it. By using CDI events, we are able to push data into our plugins in a loosely coupled manner. Again, in a real world application, the data push and the processing required to handle will likely be more complex, but the means of pushing it will not be. CDI for the win!\nBut what’s up with that @Translator? That’s another @Qualifier, which must be applied to any BlogEntryProcessor that is intended to act as a translator (and which we document clearly in our system documentation, right? ;). Why is that important? In a simple system, we wouldn’t need that, but we’re going to intentionally muddy things a bit and introduce a different type of BlogEntryProcessor, one which allows for tags.\nWe’ve seen how to expose functionality to plugins loaded in the system, but what if we want to allow these plugins to expose this functionality to external clients, say, via REST? Again, Java EE makes this incredibly simple, using two specs in concert, CDI and JAX-RS.\nThere are many, many plugin systems available for Java applications. It might be that one of these systems, modeled after or borrowed from, for example, Hudson or others, is the best choice for your application. I think that chances are good, though, that you need not resort to such a relatively complex system. The Java EE platform provides a rich set of APIs that will allow you to implement an domain-specific plugin system very simply, and with the introduction of another external dependency.
A fitness tracking app and national security don’t seem to be connected, and yet this month, the Pentagon has spent serious time discussing how to mitigate the impact Strava’s global data set being post online. Strava’s global heatmap (an absolute thing of beauty, trust me) has been used to highlight some fantastic spatial exercise patterns by helping users to visualize big data.\nGeospatial intelligence is a knife that cuts both ways. We must consider all the possible ramifications of what might happen as we repackage, render and display geographic information (read the full twitter thread for more maps that reveal military bases).\nQuestions to Ponder: What are three discernible patterns that you can identify by analyzing the Strava Heatmap? What does this particular case study show for cartographers and others interesting in creating spatial information? What does this say for regular people now fully immersed in the midst of a geospatial revolution?
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If you scan down our blog, you will see that all of our pictures going back more than a year have been blocked by photobucket. In a brilliant PR move, they have decided to piss off all users that host images on their site with direct embedded links to other sites (like this one). In other words, they have banned third party hosting. Of course, there is a solution: you can pay them $399 a year for the right to continue third party hosting. While that is an absurd price, particularly in light of the numerous free or very cheap options out there, what they seem to be counting on is that some users will not be willing to go through the trouble of retrieving their older pictures, re-uploading them to another site, and establishing new links. In effect, they are holding old linked pictures hostage to painful labor made even more difficult by their terrible user interface.\nTo make matters worse, they provided no notice of this. Or rather, I saw no notice; it might have been an email that went to spam, but in the numerous times I went to my actual photobucket library I didn’t get a pop up warning about it. And believe me, photobucket is all about pop-up advertisement. Nor did the grandfather in old photos and just limit it to new uploads.\nSo we will be switching hosting services, probably to Google Drive, and in the coming months we will go through the process of reestablishing working links to all of our old photos. This will take some time, but we will work backwards and get it done.\nIn a way this is a good thing: even before photobucket took this drastic step, I had been thinking about changing hosting services: photobucket is a browser punishing, pop-up advertising filled mess with a very poor user interface and frequent delays between uploads and availability for linking. So I’m glad to be done with their crappy, vastly overpriced service. And as always, any recommendations appreciated!\n← A few more days at Travis to catch our breath and visit Napa.
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Three winners of a high school essay contest on stem cells will receive a cash award and the chance to volunteer in a stem cell research laboratory during the summer. All high school students � essayists or not � and parents and teachers are invited to a 5 to 7 p.m. program on March 14 at Cedars-Sinai Medical Center to learn more about these cells that may revolutionize many medical therapies.\nWinning essays will be chosen by a selection committee that will value content over length, although essays are expected to be long enough to address the topic researched. References, which must be cited in the text, may include periodicals, textbooks and websites, but not Wikipedia. Awards range from $200 to $500.\nWinners will be announced during the March 14 program, �Introduction to the World of Stem Cells.� Advanced registration is available at www.cedars-sinai.edu/neurosurgeryconferences, under Student Conferences; same-day registration will begin at 4:30 p.m.\nThe program will be led by John S. Yu, MD, vice chair of the Department of Neurosurgery and director of surgical neuro-oncology, and Dwain Morris-Irvin, PhD, neural stem cell research scientist and principal investigator with the Maxine Dunitz Neurosurgical Institute at Cedars-Sinai.\nAhmed Ibrahim, who has a master�s in public health and is in Cedars-Sinai�s Graduate Program in Biomedical Science and Translational Medicine, also will speak. As a high school student, Ibrahim participated in a summer research project at Cedars-Sinai. He now conducts stem cell research at the Cedars-Sinai Heart Institute, which in 2009 performed the first procedure where a heart attack patient�s own heart tissue was used to grow specialized stem cells that were injected back into the heart. The researchers found significant reduction in the size of heart attack-caused scars in patients who underwent the experimental stem cell procedure, compared to other heart attack patients who did not receive the experimental therapy.\nFor questions or essay submission, contact Samantha Phu, academic program coordinator for the Department of Neurosurgery, at [email protected] or (310) 423-9522.\n�Introduction to the World of Stem Cells,� which will be in Cedars-Sinai�s Harvey Morse Auditorium, is one of three programs to be presented by the Department of Neurosurgery during Brain Awareness Week March 11-17. The annual �Brainworks� program for seventh and eighth graders will be from 10 a.m. to 1:10 p.m. on March 11; a two-day conference for scientific and health care professionals on nanomedicine for imaging and treatment will be on March 15 and 16.\nMarch is Women's History Month. We want to celebrate YOU!\nTell us and show us what you are passionate about - work, community, family, art, fitness, the outdoors. We want all of it!\nWe'd love to feature you on Teres Kids facebook, twitter, pinterest and our blog. Email me at [email protected]@tereskids.com.\nTeres Kids is working to Heal the Bay!\nLocal Los Angeles artist Tania Fischer and Los Angeles eco-fashion boutique Reve are hosting an art benefit for Heal the Bay. Teres Kids will be there selling Teres Kids t-shirts featuring a Tania Fischer painting.\nIf you can't make the event but want to support Heal the Bay, t-shirts will be available at TeresKids.com on March 15th.\nRuby�s Rockets, the fruit and vegetable pops with probiotics made especially for kids, will launch on March 8 at Natural Products ExpoWest in Anaheim, California. These delicious all natural ice pops for kids, tweens and teens offer a healthy alternative to sugary, artificial, preservative-filled treats--and a fun, convenient, low-calorie snack with both fruitsand vegetables.\nRuby�s Rockets don�t contain any gluten, wheat or dairy. The added blend of kid-friendly probiotics to support healthy immune and digestive systems. ** �We are committed to making these the healthiest pops they can be, so we plan to seek organic certification this year, � says Wendy. Offered in single-flavor boxes of 6, Ruby�s Rockets can be ordered online atwww.rubysrockets.com and will be available in stores on the West Coast soon.
Liverpool supporters will be familiar with both ends of Barcelona’s Copa del Rey Final-berth clinching duo.\nPhilippe Coutinho slid to meet a Luis Suarez cross just after halftime of Barca’s 2-0 second leg semifinal win over Valencia, as the Blaugranas aim for their fourth-straight Cup.\nIvan Rakitic scored Barca’s other goal, with the tie ending 3-0 on aggregate.\nThe goal is Coutinho’s first for Barcelona, coming in his fifth match with the club following a big money transfer from Liverpool.\nBarca will face Sevilla in the April 21 final.\nGOOOAAAL: @LFC fans look away!\nJohn Brooks is enjoying a career year for Wolfsburg, and he just added another highlight to his strong season.\nBrooks, running up in the attack in a rare foray forward, tapped home into an empty net to save Wolfsburg a point at home in its 1-1 draw with Eintracht Frankfurt. It was Brooks’ third goal of the season and second in the last two months.\nThe U.S. Men’s National Team centerback has played and started 29 times this season for Wolfsburg, the most games he’s ever played in a single season in Germany’s top tier. Brooks started alongside Aaron Long in the USMNT’s 1-0 win over Ecuador in Orlando in late March, and could play a key role for the USMNT this summer at the Gold Cup, unless coach Gregg Berhalter decides to let him rest this summer.\nCallum Hudson-Odoi said on his Instagram post Monday evening that he had suffered a ruptured Achilles tendon. If confirmed by the club, it’s usually a nine-month recovery process, with some players needing a full year to return to full fitness. Considering the timing of this, towards the end of the season, it means that Hudson-Odoi may miss an entire season of top-flight soccer, as well as possibly miss out on a chance to move to Bayern Munich this summer.
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This timeline shows the percentage of Procter & Gamble's net sales worldwide from 2018, broken down by region. In that year, the percentage of net sales of Procter & Gamble's North American region was 44 percent. Procter & Gamble, founded in 1837 by William Procter and James Gamble, is an American consumer goods company. Its headquarters are in Cincinnati, Ohio. The company's products include foods, beverages, cleaning agents, and personal care products.\nProcter & Gamble's fiscal year runs from July 1 to June 30 of the following year.
If you own an Essential Phone, we have important news to share with you - both good, and bad. The good news is that Essential is updating its smartphone from Android 7.1 Nougat directly to Android 8.1 Oreo, thus skipping on the initially-promised update to the older version of Oreo (8.0). The bad news is that this is delaying the public release of the update "by a couple of weeks."\nAccording to Essential, Android 8.0 Oreo includes some stability issues that shouldn't be present in version 8.1 - that's why a direct update to 8.1 makes more sense. That being said, the company currently doesn't have an exact date for when all Essential Phone owners will be able to download Android 8.1 Oreo, but this should happen sometime in February anyway.\nMeanwhile, Essential is fine-tuning Android 8.1, and will launch a beta build for interested users to test it and provide feedback. Hopefully, everything goes as planned, and the final Oreo update will be available to everyone soon.\nThis is pathetic, but hopefully after this Oreo update we have fewer issues with updates. This may be the hardest update for most OEMs due to the separation of the core OS from OEM implementations from project treble.\nNot pathetic at all. I'd rather they take there time and get it right. I love my essential phone and switch back and forth with my pixel 2 xl all the time. Absolutely the best form factor in any phone I've ever had and I've had most all of them!\nNot saying its a bad phone, mine works flawlessly. Just the fact that it is supposed to be as AOSP should mean they can deliver on updates within 3 months. It is the hardest update of all though which is why I am still sympathetic to their situation.\nThis is great support for what is largely considered a "failed" device. If nothing else, it's good to see as it builds consumer confidence in whatever the company decides to put out next.\nHope Samsung doing the same with note 8 update.
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The Council of Islamic Ideology (CII) demanded that the government enhance punishments for those clerics (muftis) who misuse their powers to issue religious decrees (fatwas).\nPresiding over a meeting of the CII, its chairman Dr Qibla Ayaz said the council had prepared a comprehensive document — Paigham-e-Pakistan — in January this year that had been acknowledged by senior clergymen belonging to all four mainstream schools of thoughts in the country.\nThe document signed by 1,829 religious scholars declares several actions un-Islamic — including suicide attacks against the state, spreading sectarianism and anarchy in the name of religion and issuing a call to jihad without the consent of the state.\nThe CII suspended its agenda regarding triple talaq [divorce] in one sitting to discuss a request by the government for devising an implementation framework to replicate the ‘State of Madina’ in Pakistan.\nThe request was forwarded by Minister for Religious Affairs Dr Noorul Haq Qadri and Minister of State for Parliamentary Affairs Ali Mohammad Khan who arrived in the meeting hall at around 11am and remained there for more than two hours. The ministers conveyed a message of Prime Minister Imran Khan seeking the CII’s guidance for making Pakistan an Islamic welfare state on the pattern of that established by Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him) in Madina.\nThe ministers also invited the CII members to participate in the opening of the Kartarpur border crossing scheduled for Wednesday (today). The members were informed that the prime minister would soon attend a meeting of the council and discuss the proposed framework after it was finalised.\nThe council was scheduled to take up the issue of announcing triple talaq at one go, but suspended the agenda due to the presence of the two ministers and continued to discuss the government request for devising the implementation framework after the ministers left the meeting.\nAlthough matters discussed between the cabinet members and the Islamic scholars were not shared with the media, a CII member told Dawn that the issues being faced by the council had been conveyed to the ministers.\nThe ministers were told that the general impression during tenures of the previous two governments was that the CII was only an “obligatory burden”.\nAli Mohammad Khan sought the council’s support for eliminating religious extremism from the country and suggested that there should be regular interactions between Islamic scholars and legislators.\nLater talking to the media, the religious affairs minister said the government wanted to eradicate interest-based economy in the country. “The government wants to eliminate this menace, but during the time we want to encourage non-interest-based banking in the country,” Dr Qadri said.\nThe CII will take up the issue of triple talaq at its next meeting.
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TEXAS – New England Patriots remain No. 1 in the ESPN 2015 NFL Power Rankings for Week 5, which released on Tuesday.\nThe Patriots (3-0) were idle in Week 4 of the NFL schedule this past weekend, but have looked very impressive and effective through their first three games than the clubs which have improved to 4-0.\nGreen Bay Packers (4-0) who have been very disciplined with the ball, are up one spot to No. 2, with the Denver Broncos (4-0) also moving up one place to No. 3 in this week’s NFL Power Rankings.\nNew Orleans Saints, St. Louis Rams and the New York Jets were all big movers in the Week 5 edition.\nThe Saints (1-3), who stunned the Dallas Cowboys 26-20 for their first win of the season, moved up 10 places in this week’s ESPN 2015 NFL Power Rankings – at No. 21.\nThe win on Sunday was somewhat of an improvement for New Orleans, which for the first time since last season’s Week 13, the team committed zero turnovers.\nMeanwhile, suffering the biggest drops this week were the Houston Texans (1-3) and the Miami Dolphins (1-3).\nMiami, which was again unimpressive against the Jets at Wembley, England, on Sunday, has been skidding very quickly in the result column, while the offensive side on the stats table hasn’t been particularly impressive either.\nThe Dolphins have been very poor this season and have been outscored by 34 points in the first quarter, which is a league-worst.\nIn fact, the strugglers’ only first quarter this campaign was a field goal against the Jacksonville Jaguars in Week 2, a game they dropped 23-20.\nAgainst the Washington Redskins they were down 3-0 after the opening quarter, 14-0 against the Buffalo Bills and 10-0 against the Jets.\nIt’s no wonder head coach Joe Philbin was fired four games into the new term.\nThe Texans have also been declining rapidly.\nThey have a points difference of -31, which is sixth-worst in the league so far.\nHouston also ranks last in completion percentage (52.7) and yards per attempt (5.9) this season, with Brian Hoyer and Ryan Mallett combining for 106 of 201 and 1188 yards.\nThe Seahawks at #7 with a 2-2 record with wins against Chicago and Detroit? And the win against Detroit is questionable. Just sayin'.
Our is dominated by gas, chock-full of nitrogen and oxygen, with gases all swirling around our planet. But that’s not the only state of matter represented in the area between the ground and . Liquid water makes a frequent appearance, and so do solid particles fine enough to hang suspended in the air.\nThese particles can come from many different sources, both natural and human-caused. And while they’re small enough to be invisible to us, they’re easily detected by instruments on NASA’s satellites and ground based equipment.\nAbove is a visualization created by NASA researchers of the particulates present in our atmosphere on a single day—August 23, 2018. They used a computer model that incorporates data from NASA instruments all over (and above) the world, adding in information on , rainfall, and pressure to get an idea what kinds of particles are located around the globe, and where they lurk.\nThe bright blue dots indicate sprayed up into the atmosphere. To the left, in the middle of the Pacific, is —a storm that made a toward the Hawaiian islands. In Asia (to the right) you can see similar dots of salt sprayed into the air by Soulik and Cimaron.\nThe purple haze spreading across Western China, North Africa, and the Middle East is made up of dust particles, blown into the air off of . Dust can have far reaching consequences, with particles from China’s Gobi desert and dust .\nThen there’s the red. On the image above, it represents black carbon, or small particles of material released by combustion—whether that’s from cropland in southern Africa, fuel to power cars, or .\nFor comparison, check out this image (also compiled by NASA) of fires around the world, from data gathered on .\nIn North America the fires are predominantly wildfires, while in Africa, farmers are typically burning fields deliberately in an effort to fertilize the ground and prepare for the next growing season. Brazil has a mix between purposeful blazes and wildfires.\nParticles in the air can be a in high concentrations, and while this map doesn’t explicitly focus on , polluted air is estimated to over 3 million people a year, affecting people’s , hearts, and lungs.
The Association Culturelle Israelite (ACI), the official representative body of the Jewish community in the Principality of Monaco, a city-state located on the French Riviera, was founded in 1948.\nPrior to World War II, approximated 300 Jews lived in Monaco. During the war, the government issued false papers to protect its Jewish citizens, but deported Jewish refugees trying to find a save haven in Monaco. In 2015, Prince Albert II of Monaco formally apologized for his country’s role in the Holocaust and dedicated a monument to these deported Jews at Monaco’s cemetery.\nToday, around 1,000 Jews, the vast majority retirees, live Monte Carlo. The ACI has a synagogue in a converted private residence. In addition there is a Chabad center. Monaco’s cemetery has a small Jewish section.

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