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Members of Connex taking advantage of a bike rack installed on an Access Scioto County Bus.
For a number of years, officials with Portsmouth Connex have been exploring the idea of establishing dedicated activity routes (bicycle, running, and walking) in Scioto County. Connex has already installed bike racks throughout the city of Portsmouth to encourage people to ride their bikes. Recently, they announced a partnership with Scioto County Engineer, Craig Opperman, to establish the first designated bike route in Scioto County.
Wendi Waugh, Vice President of Portsmouth Connex, said the route is from the bridge on Mackletree Road Bridge in Shawnee State Forest to the Otway Covered Bridge which is about 40 miles round trip.
“Scioto County Engineer Craig Opperman is leaving office and said he was going to get this (designated bike route) done, prior to leaving office. He felt like this was huge for the community and wanted to follow through with this,” Waugh said.
She said the organization could not be happier with the results of the partnership and what it will mean to the biking community in Scioto County.
Signs have been erected along the route to help riders stay on the path.
Waugh said having these historical markers on either side of the route, may expose participants to a part of Scioto County’s history they may not be aware of.
Opperman said in a released statement, having a designated bike route is a tremendous opportunity.
“The bonus to the designated ‘Bridge to Bridge’ route is the attractions at the ends of the route.” Opperman continues, “The Otway end has the Otway Covered Bridge and the Shawnee Park end has the newly constructed Mackletree Road bridge which will have a historic display (under construction) about the Shawnee State Park and Forest including facts about the Civil Conservation Corp. Visitors to Shawnee State Park now have an additional attraction that while cycling the forest can experience some of the history of the area,” Opperman said in a released statement.
Other agencies involved in implementing the route include the Ohio Department Of Transportation and the Ohio Department of Natural Resources. Opperman said the route could provide economic development opportunities for the county and avid riders come to the area to bike the route.
Waugh said Connex plans to offer guided rides on the route this spring.
Connex is also gearing up to host its annual membership update meeting in January. Officials with the organization will provide updates to members on the accomplishments of 2016 and the plans for 2017.
Annual membership into the organization is $10 a year.
The meeting will take place Tuesday, January 24th at 5:30pm. at the SOMC Cancer Center Conference Room.
For more information about the programs and activities of Connex visit connexmoves.org or find them on Facebook.

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Cooking Tips: These super quick and easy bars are like brownies, chewy and delicious. Always the hit at every potluck / party!
1 (16 ounce) package Oreos (crushed).
Crush Oreos in a Ziplock Bag.
Melt marshmallows and butter in microwave until puffed (about 1-1/2 minutes).
Press Oreo mixture into a greased 8x8 pan, making the thickness like a brownie.

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I woke her up again on Tuesday morning. Part of the new, improved "schedule" I had her on.
On Tuesday night it happened again! She was in bed even earlier—9:00!
"Amazing!" I thought in delirious triumph. "Zoë has turned over a new leaf. She's fixed! She sleeps now. This is awesome!"
But by the time I had Rachel's birthday cake in the oven Zoë was up and screaming. She had a worse-than-usual night on Tuesday, which was great because I had to be at the pool for swimming lessons at 7:30 on Wednesday morning. And then I had to go visiting teaching, and then make a little compassionate service visit. When we got home I gave the kids lunch and started working on Rachel's birthday cake, and eventually got the baby down for a nap (and I took a little one, myself).
We spent the evening revelling our way through Rachel's birthday and had the kids in bed by 7:40, which means they were able to get in their beloved pre-sleep reading time that we've been neglecting the past few days because we haven't managed to get into bed early enough (not that they didn't read those days, just that they didn't get to read right before bed).
Zoë didn't close her eyes until 2:00 in the morning. She spent so much time screaming for no good reason (unless Mommy saying, "Lie down," is a good reason because if so, then she had a good reason) that when I finally gave up telling her to lie down and allowed her to just be up she pointed to her throat and said, "Ow." And I only stopped telling her to lie down because she was screaming so much I was afraid she was going to make herself vomit.
"Look who's back to normal," Andrew said, when I decided to stop trying to make her go to sleep.
"I guess so," I said. "And to think I had actually convinced myself that she had a new normal."
And I seriously had. It took me two (and kind of a half) nights of Zoë going to bed (though not to sleep through the night) at a decent hour (11:00 is decent, right?) to "forget" that putting (some) kids to bed is a real challenge. I found myself almost agreeing with those "schedule" people (the ones who claim their babies go to bed at night and take naps during the day—and not at all under duress (though I half-wonder if those children are a myth (except I have Miriam, so I know they do exist))).
"I'm afraid the past couple of days has been a fluke," Andrew said.
So here's to more late nights and early mornings and no "schedule" to speak of!
Oh, man! I just remembered the real purpose of starting this post was to say that when I got up and suggested we have breakfast Benjamin said, "I already had breakfast!"
"Did Daddy help you before he left?" I asked.
"No, I didn't see Daddy this morning," Benjamin told me (and that's probably true; I think the girls even took the bus this morning, which means that Andrew (and the girls) left the house before 7:00).
"Oh, then what did you have for breakfast?" I asked.
He'd found the container of left-over frosting from Rachel's birthday cake and ate that (which kind of explains the wild trumpeting rumpus of a boy outside of my bedroom door (which continued while he was bouncing on my bed)). I suppose it was at least an interesting way to be woken up; far more interesting than being woken up by an alarm clock.
Exactly. "What is wrong with Zoë?" is really what that uncharacteristic sleeping was all about!

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TAIPEI, TAIWAN, February 6th, 2018 – Avalue Technology Inc. (TAIEX: 3479-TW), a global embedded solution provider and an associate member of Intel® Internet of Things Solutions Alliance, will be joining the leading trade fair for retail technology trade show, EuroCIS, at Düsseldorf, Germany, on. 27 Feb –1 Mar., 2018. Welcome you to visit Avalue at Hall 10, Booth D58 to experience IoT smart retail solutions.
In EuroCIS 2018, Avalue will be demonstrating Cloud-Based Retail Solution, and how we can help retailers to improve in-store marketing, boost customer satisfaction, analyze customer behavior and maximize the efficiency of store management. Avalue is your best IoT Smart Retail Solution provider. Visit us at EuroCIS 2018 Hall 10, Booth D58 to know more about Avalue’s Smart Retail Solution.

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text: Lafayette Galleries, a beautiful ten story shopping center built in 1912 that is actually all one store. We ate a nice meal in their cafeteria restaurant, but the total lack of name tags on the food items caused some confusion. We would point to the unmarked entree which we wanted and got a long blank stare, thus creating a vibe of "speak French or starve". There were no such barriers anywhere in Italy.

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At Super Spill Solutions, we offer a 24 Hour Emergency Response Clean up service for your onsite spills.
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"Omelette you finish but Beyonce's breakfast is better."
Jenn Aguilar of Calgary used to put notes in her sons' lunches, but they often got lost or the boys didn't read them. "I wanted to do something for them that was impactful," she told BuzzFeed Canada. Aguilar came up with a perfect alternative.
Since September, Aguilar has been drawing adorable, pun-filled lunchbag designs for Kale, 14, and Konnor, 12.
"This is my love language to my boys and it shows that they are special and they mean a lot to me every time they look at it," she said.
A lot of the jokes have to do with hip-hop, which he says both boys love. "The boys realized that hip-hop today isn't what it was and have reverted to the 90s hip-hop I used to listen to, so it's our bonding thing," Aguilar said.
"What is Tupac & Dr. Dre's favorite salad called? Kale-fornia Love."
"What did Kanye say when he interrupted Taylor Swift's breakfast? Omelette you finish but Beyonce's breakfast is better."
"At first [the boys] were really embarrassed like, 'Oh mom we’re too old for this'," she said. "But I stopped doing them for a little bit and they were like, 'Where are the bags?' "
Along with hip-hop, superheroes are a common theme. "What does Batman do with all his $? He makes it Wayne."
She also gave a nod to Kendrick Lamar with a "Beets don't Kale my vibe" joke.
Aguilar comes up with some of the puns and jokes herself, but she also "googles a lot to get inspiration."
Her drawing skills are a result of art classes and time spent working as a graphic designer.
Aguilar said it now takes her about 20 to 25 minutes to do both lunchbags each night.
"I definitely think they enjoy the bags, even if they don't want to admit it."
This Ninja Turtles design is what she recently gave them on the last day of school. Aguilar said it's one of her favourites.
Her sons asked when she would stop doing the bags. "Not until you graduate from high school," Aguilar told them.

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We are proud to be supporting one of the fastest growing SaaS technology companies in the UK.
This UK founded company have quickly become one of the hottest product companies in the Salesforce space.
As they continue to grow, they are looking to hire an Alliances Executive. Someone dedicated to managing their relationship with several key partners.
You will work with these key partners to ensure that everyone is benefiting from, and maximising the relationship, to close new business.
The Alliance Executive will spend a lot of time with the partners to build and extend the relationships, as well as attending vast amounts of industry events to increase the brand awareness of the company and demonstrate the benefits of the their product stack.
This is a fantastic opportunity for some one in a Sales, Account executive, or Lead Generation type position.


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We take a moment to chat with freelance learning and development (L&D) consultant, vice-chair of Central London CIPD and co-founder of a monthly meet up for L&D and HR #LnDcowork, Fiona McBride.
We recently decided to bring our 'juiced' rapid learning into the workplace launching our own self-directed learning platform for businesses, which made its debut at the CIPD Learning & Development show earlier this year. Among the many great connections we made at the show - and beyond in the Twittersphere - was this savvy lady, Fiona McBride. Who got our attention with a tweet that stuck up for self-directed learning.
Of course, we couldn't agree more. But let's delve in and find out exactly what is going on in the world of learning and development and why self-directed learning is indeed a 'thing'.
I’m a freelance learning and development consultant. I started out in HR initially, then moved to L&D, and have been there ever since. I have been working in learning and development for over 10 years and a freelance consultant for just over 3 years now. My areas of specialism include: management & leadership development, facilitation skills, social media, personal learning networks, self-directed learning and mentoring HR professionals to build their skill set in the areas of communication, training and business partnering. I am a huge fan of social media and you can find me most days over on Twitter (links provided below). I am also the Vice-Chair for the Central London CIPD Branch and the co-founder of a monthly meet up for L&D/HR professionals called #LnDcowork.
When did you take your first step into learning and development?
I was working as an HR Advisor and my Head of HR at the time asked if I’d be interested in working in a Project Support role during a huge change and restructure the organisation was going through. During the time of the reorganisation I got to work with a group of brilliant OD consultants, I was able to get involved in employee engagement, organisational development and learning initiatives. I found it to be really interesting and so positive that I knew at that point I wanted to stay within the ‘L&D’ arena.
What is it about learning that makes you tick?
I love helping people learn. Supporting people in recognising their strengths and in learning new skills is pretty cool. Being part of someone’s learning journey is quite a privilege.
Why is self-directed learning something that more businesses should embrace?
Because it’s happening already with the pace of technological advances and accessibility of information.
If people in your business are taking initiative and finding out new information, learning new skills to enable them to perform better, they are likely to be more motivated and in control of their jobs. The impact for your business is extremely positive.
Are there any other learning trends that need to be given more attention than there are already? Conversely any buzzwords or trends that have been overdone?
If we look at the growth of self-directed learning, I think we might need to redefine the role of the L&D professional. If people within businesses are managing and leading their own learning and development, what role do they now play? I find this really interesting and I don’t think it is something that some L&D professionals are comfortable with just yet.
As someone who has worked within the field of L&D for over 10 years now, I have always considered myself a curator, sign poster and supporter of others’ learning. I don’t see this mind-set consistently at the moment across our industry.
What has your experience as a freelancer been like? Does it allow you to have more objectivity and offer more value for clients on L&D?
My experience as a freelancer is a wonderful one. I feel very lucky and so supported by my peers and friends in the industry.
It isn’t always the easiest of jobs, running your own business, however it is very satisfying and gives me wonderfully interesting and fun opportunities.
When did the idea of #LnDcowork come about?
Via a conversation between myself, and two others (Michelle Parry-Slater and Liam Moore) – we were all discussing how it can be quite lonely working as a freelancer and how often we miss the opportunity to test out ideas, and just be in the same space as others. So in June 2015 #LnDcowork was born, working out of the National Theatre café for the day and it has been growing ever since. We now have #LnDcowork happening regularly in London, Manchester, Birmingham and we are about to launch in Brighton.
It is a monthly get together of L&D / HR / OD professionals, coming together to work on our own stuff but in the company of colleagues. Bring your laptop, notebook or whatever you are working on. If you work at home, or you're the only L&Der in your organisation, this space is great for sense checking, learning, working and networking. Plus there's always someone to share a coffee with.
Do you think the growth of freelancers is actually in part due to learning and development or issues within working culture?
One reason I think is due to the fact we have more opportunities to work from anywhere in the world than we have in the past. The technology available to us enables working at great distance whilst retaining the ability to keep in touch and collaborate. Recently I produced a piece of design work for a client and we didn’t meet face-to-face once. We communicated using Skype, Instant Messenger and shared documents with each other using Google Drive.
The growth of social media has also created a very effective space for networking, checking and sharing of ideas. I mentioned Twitter earlier; this social media platform has enabled me to build a wonderful network of colleagues, peers and friends who I see as my very own Personal Learning Network (PLN).
I also find technology has created a learning space where I can ask questions, participate in online discussions and debates (like #LDInsight) and also learn slightly more formally too. I am currently studying via an online learning course with UCL Why We Post: the Anthropology of Social Media. It is exploring the varying uses of social media around the world.
If there was one piece of advice you could give to a business about learning and development what would it be?
Find out what learning is happening within your organisation - people are smart and doing stuff already so find out what that is and share it! Show your people that you trust and respect their experience and knowledge.
We are very pleased to be hosting the very first Brighton #LnDcowork meetup on Tuesday 22nd August 10am to 5pm. If you would like to come along just get in touch with Fiona via Twitter, LinkedIn or email info@fionamcbride.com.


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Having recently replaced my trusty Record Power DMS26 drill stand and mortise attachment with a floor standing WD16F pillar drill from Axminster I was keen to add a mortising facility, so I was pleased to find that Axminster made a mortising attachment that was compatible with my machine. The attachment will fit most pillar drills with a 55mm, 60mm or 65mm collar and will accept hollow mortise chisels with a 20mm shank - sold as 3/4in.
Axminster recommend fitting the fence and hold down unit using an MDF mounting plate, but I wanted to improve on this to allow a greater range of adjustment to be carried out more easily.
The circular work table on the WD16F has radial slots for mounting vices and attachments so the range of movement would be limited using the recommended attachment method. Also shown in this photo is a problem caused by a manufacturing error whereby the hole for the knob retaining the steel rod that supports the hold down had been drilled and tapped on the wrong side of the casting causing the knob to foul the hold down. I have made Axminster aware of this problem and they will be supplying an 8mm bolt to replace the knob with this batch of accessories until the manufacturing problem can be rectified.
I decided to use T-track and T-bolts to attach the fence unit so the first step was to cut an 18mm MDF base to fit the work table, in this case 310 x 600mm fitted the depth of the table and allowed a decent width of table to support longer workpieces. The exact size will depend upon the size and shape of the work table on your pillar drill. To this are attached two lengths of T-track spaced to match the mounting slots in the fence assembly. The table is then drilled and a recess cut in the surface with a Forstner bit to accept two threaded pronged tee nuts flush with the surface of the mounting board. These will eventually be covered by a 10mm MDF surface board to bring the base level with the top of the T-track. Again, the exact spacing will be determined by the location of the slots on your pillar drill's work table. Mark carefully from underneath the table, making sure the position does not coincide with the position of the T-track.
Once the pronged tee nuts are fitted the base unit can be fastened down to the work table using suitable star knobs. As the knobs are tightened they will pull the tee nuts tighter into the MDF, so there is no fear of them working loose in use as might be the case if threaded inserts were used instead. The pronged tee nuts must be fitted to the top surface of the MDF base. If fitted to the bottom face the action of tightening the star knobs will pull the tee nuts out of the MDF. I have made this elementary mistake before when making jigs.
I decided to fit a sacrificial insert so that if through mortises are cut, the mounting table will not be permanently damaged. To facilitate easy removal of the insert, the surface of the table has finger holes cut into it. These are made by drilling through the centre of a piece of MDF that has been cut to match the distance between the T-tracks then cutting in half through the centre of the hole on the bandsaw. These are then glued and clamped in position whilst the larger surface plates at each end of the work table are measured and cut to size. These too are glued and clamped in place, and when fully set the table is ready for the mounting of the fence unit.
The 8mm x 110mm bolts and wing nuts supplied with the fence are replaced with 90mm tee bolts and knobs which hold the fence base and casting down to the table and allow fore and aft adjustment. As these would foul the original retaining knobs for the clamping rods, the retaining knobs are replaced with bolts made by cutting down the original 8mm x 110mm bolts and attaching the wing nuts to them using two 8mm nuts to lock them in place. The hold down can now be fitted to its rod, the chisel holder attached to the base of the quill, a hollow mortise chisel mounted in the holder and your pillar drill is ready for action as a mortiser. The table of course can also be used as an extension to the drill press table and additional accessories such as full length fences, hold downs and drill vice mounting plates could be added.
I made this unit in a number of short sessions over a weekend including taking the photos, whilst doing other jobs in the garden and workshop. It could easily be made in a morning or less and makes a basic, sub £20 attachment into a much more useful and versatile addition to your pillar drill.

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Mary Langlie is a seasoned paddler having guided trips in the Boundary Waters, taught at Sea Kayak Symposiums and with Rutabaga Outdoor Programs. She is a Medical Exercise Specialist and coaches athletes of all ages. When she is not paddling, she runs, does triathlons and plays 'cello.
Paddling is more fun when you are physically prepared for the challenge. This fun, interactive session will give you ideas of things you can do during the off-season to prepare your body for the paddling season. All ages and fitness levels will find something in this session that will challenge and inspire them!

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Button Button Rug by Joy Carpets. Inspired by the simple children's game, "Button-Button, who's got the button," this Spanish/English carpet will help children practice shapes, colors, and numbers.
JCX1561C Button Button Rug - Rectangle - 5'4" x 7'8"
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Feb 2 (AZINS) Within hours of Pune Special Court rejecting his anticipatory bail plea, Dalit scholar and activist Dr Anand Teltumbde was arrested in Mumbai by the Pune Police in wee hours of Saturday.
He was arrested in the Elgar Parishad case for his alleged Maoist links, officials said.
"The court rejected his anticipatory bail plea and then our team went to Mumbai and arrested him today morning," said joint commissioner of Pune Police Shivaji Bodkhe.
He would be produced before a court in Pune later today, he said.
"Since his pre-arrest bail plea was rejected by the court in Pune on Friday, we decided to arrest him today," Investigating officer and Assistant Commissioner of Police Shivaji Pawar said.
According to police, Teltumbde was flying from Kerala to Mumbai in wee hours of Saturday. He landed at Mumbai airport where a team of police was already present. As soon as he landed at the airport, police detained him. After questioning him for some time, he was arrested.
Teltumbde's lawyer Rohan Nahar, however, termed the arrest illegal, saying the Supreme Court had given him protection from arrest till February 11. "His arrest is a contempt of the apex court order, and we will move a plea against it," he was quoted as saying by PTI.
Senior advocate Indira Jaising also took to Twitter to protest the activist's arrest and demanded his immediate release.
"Dr Anand Teltumbde arrested at 330am at Mumbai airport by Pune Police in Gross violation of SC order giving him protection from arrest till 11th February, this is contempt of the order of the Supreme Court of India #ReleaseDrAnandTeltumbde immediately," she said.
Teltumbde has been named in the FIR which Pune police has registered in connection with the Maoists link to Elgaar Parishad case. Teltumbde had approached the court to quash the FIR against him. The Supreme Court had rejected his plea of quashing the FIR against him but had given him protection of four weeks from arrest where he could apply for bail in appropriate court.
He had approached the Pune court and applied for anticipatory bail. The prosecution had opposed his bail claiming that the Pune police have corroborative evidence against him which shows that he is involved in Maoists activities. The prosecution also claimed that some of the letters seized from earlier arrested accused had his name mentioned in some of the letters. There is also an evidence of he received funding from the banned outfit CPI (Maoists).
Additional Sessions Judge Kishor Vadane had observed on Friday that an investigating officer has collected sufficient material "to show the involvement of the present accused (Teltumbde) in the alleged commission of the offence".
Pune Police claims that Maoists had supported the Elgar Parishad conclave held at Bhima-Koregaon on December 31, 2017, and the inflammatory speeches there led to violent clashes near the war memorial the next day.

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ned's blog - How to reinstall MOH Airborne and keep your Stats and Medals.
How to reinstall MOH Airborne and keep your Stats and Medals.
Saving your Stats and Medals in Medal of Honor Airborne.
The default location of this file is as follows..
Simply save this file and add it to the 'Saved' folder after you have reinstalled (and patched!) the game.

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We have all been touched by special people in our lives. The Music City Bronze Memorial and Honoraria program is a wonderful opportunity to recognize and remember those who have touched us. Gifts are usually received in the form of additional instruments to our handbell and handchime sets, so each gift is heard, seen and touched as we make our music throughout Middle Tennessee. If you are interested in making a Memorial or Honorary gift to Music City Bronze, please contact our Artistic Director, John Pfeiffer.
"EMS Assistant Chief David Hunter Sewell was born on January 27, 1954 and died at his home on Saturday, April 26, 2008, following a courageous battle with cancer, aided by friends, family, and colleagues. In his death as in his life, David's integrity, honor, and dignity have touched the lives of all who had the privilege of knowing him."

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WEX Compact Stapler 1/2 Strip 16 Sheet (1193-10) Stationery Product is .
Compact in size and light in weight, this stapler is easy to use. It will let you staple up to 20 sheets of paper in one go.


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Worn by Miguel, Joey Bada$$ and Offset.
In continuation of the Frenzy Friday Feature, Rye Decker is spotlighted as the latest designer to deliver an exclusive drop on Shopify‘s Frenzy app. Designing since the age of 10, Rye has been fashioning environmentally conscious pieces that have a unisex appeal, even though he creates with women in mind. Worn by the likes of Miguel, Joey Bada$$ and Offset, his pieces possess goth and punk aesthetics, stemming from his exposure and interest in the two cultures.
Catching up with the 20-year-old, Rye Decker delves into his fashion background and why he feels the industry needs more sustainability.
I started my first clothing brand when I was 10. I used to draw graphics on Photoshop and upload them onto T-shirts. I’m not sure what exactly made me want to do that, but I just always knew that I wanted to be a designer. It made me really happy to see all my friends wearing my clothes and that was one of the main things that sustained my interest in making clothes.
What goes on in your mind when designing?
Usually, when I’m trying to think of something to make, I can’t get a complete idea out right away. It takes a bit of subconscious thinking and revising to get to where I think something is ready to show. I draw a lot and carry my sketchbook with me wherever I go.
Looking at the evolution of your first collection, Sport, to your latest, Goth Princess, there is a connective thread that binds the two capsules. Why is it important to create collections that cohesively tie into each other?
It’s really important to find a unique design style that you are comfortable working in. Different brands have their staple silhouettes, colors, themes, etc. that help people recognize pieces as being part of a certain brand. It took me a while to pinpoint my own style and “Sport” is a good example of that exploration. When you create and try enough, the cohesiveness kind of comes naturally. There are always certain design elements that I will never fully abandon but I’m always looking to build and improve on past ideas.
I really like the idea that something I make can be enjoyed by anyone.
Speaking more towards your latest collections, there are these motifs that seem to be inspired by goth and punk, alongside a tinge of fetish-wear. What inspires you most about these cultures and fashion niches?
Exposing yourself to as many different scenes and cultures as you can is really important for any artist. Through personal experience, I’m able to give my interpretation of what sparks my interests. My favorite color is black and I rarely stray from it. That’s definitely what led me in the direction of “goth” clothing. I really like the destroyed, safety-pinned look that a lot of traditional punk clothes carry and I try to incorporate those elements into my work.
Rye Decker began as a contemporary women’s brand; however, your offerings — like many haute designers and labels — have a touch of gender fluidity. How much consideration do you put into creating unisex pieces, and do you want to explore genderless clothing more in the future?
Designing womenswear is a lot more fun for me because I feel that there are a lot fewer limitations in comparison to designing menswear. With that being said, most of my clothes can be worn by men and women, and my customer base is pretty 50/50. I really like the idea that something I make can be enjoyed by anyone. I definitely want to explore more gender neutral clothing but I will always have a certain customer in mind when working on any piece.
You seem to deviate from the fashion norms and trends of the time. What purpose do fads serve you when designing?
I try not to pay too much attention to what is popular or considered cool. I don’t like when everyone tries to dress the same and stay on trend. It’s too temporary and can become obsolete overnight. I just remain true to what I love and hope that people agree and see value in what I’m doing.
I think people need to change their perspectives on consumerism altogether and start buying less.
You’ve commented in an interview that you’ve implemented sustainable practices within your label. How do you think the fashion industry should move forward in becoming more environmentally conscious?
This is super important to me. The fashion industry, as many people know, is one of the top polluting industries in the world. I think people need to change their perspectives on consumerism altogether and start buying less. Quality over quantity. At a higher level, companies need to place the same importance on their stakeholders as their shareholders. If someone needs a T-shirt and they go to H&M and buy one for $12, it’s going to fall apart and end up in a landfill by the end of the year. Odds are, that the same person would have bought enough $12 T-shirts to be able to buy one ethically made T-shirt that could last them years.
Overall, I would say buy less and shop smarter. Don’t shop fast-fashion. There are so many alternatives at this point and companies who can’t adapt to sustainability need to be left behind. We only have one planet and if we destroy it then there is no going back.
I’m really excited about this release. It’s a revamped version of the Spider Harness that I made into a backpack. It’s up for pre-order so the quantities are going to be really limited. It’s all made in New York City as well. The Frenzy app is really cool because it allows me to release things to people in specific places, and it has a drop countdown. I definitely plan on using it for some future releases.
As you look towards your future within the industry, how do you want to push forward with Rye Decker?
I’m super thankful to have come this far. I want to keep it going as far as I can and hopefully never do anything else. I’m just going to keep working and following my dreams. I would really like to have my own store one day too.
For more information on Rye Decker, head over to its website, and download the Frenzy app to shop the brand’s latest drop here.
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The artist’s portrait appears on a range of canvas shoes.
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Have you ever noticed that smoke detector batteries always fail in the middle of the night? Well they do at our house at least. And the kicker of it is that when they do it starts yelling at you every minute something along the lines of…..
Then as you pull out the old battery and put in a new one, all the smoke detectors in the house (because they are all connected) sound for a minute and yell….
Chirp! Chirp! Chirp! Fire! Fire! Carbon Monoxide Warning? Chirp! Chirp! Chirp!
So yep that’s what happened this morning at 3:57am. To make it worse we have a friend staying with us for a few days who is in need of some rest and needless to say this noise doesn’t exactly lend itself to a restful night!
You may be wondering why I am posting about this middle of the night experience on my space blog…. well I was just realizing (as I am still trying to fully wake up because I didn’t sleep so well after the smoke detector debacle) that when all that noise was going on and I got woken up – I wish I’d had the alertness to realize that I should have stepped outside to see if I could see any of the Orionid Meteor Shower since it was supposed to peak before sunrise today. BUMMED!!! Completely missed out on that opportunity 🙁 What can I say – I am definitely not a morning person.
I hope some of you got a chance to see it and I hope it was absolutely spectacular!
Oh and for all of you who have fire/smoke detector concerns about us… don’t worry the plan is to go and change all the batteries so they all have fresh ones…..

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One of the most eye catching ballpoint pens you will ever see. Meticulous attention to detail of the knurling pattern on the center band, accent ring, and twist finial exceeds the expectations of a “high end” writing instrument. The double tube design enhances the overall look and feel while providing exceptional balance making it a pleasure to write with. A simple twist of the cap and you’re ready for comfortable writing with this classic pen.
Bocote is a hardwood from Southern Mexico through Central to South America. It has a beautiful and distinctive grain pattern.


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Gorgeous bead woven jewelry is shown to us by Anne. What a perfect accessory to liven up any outfit for spring!
Could it finally be March?!? The countdown to spring begins with our featured crafter, Samantha, sharing her handmade jewelry. The one thing I love about her designs is her blending of beads and cute charms – nothing says spring more like little birdies!
AnnMarie started out as an oil painter, dabbled in 2D and 3D animation and ended with an MFA in Electronic Art, so it’s no wonder that she has a knack for creativity! Her jewelry (and especially her Glow art!) are eye-catching.
Phoebe crafts in the United Kingdom, creating custom and personalized macrame bracelets. Choose your favorite color and add some beads and you have a great accessory!
Josh upcycles in a very unique way – showcasing the otherwise forgotten watch face and creating meaningful jewelry. He not only utilizes the watch face, he crafts jewelry from the mechanisms and hands of the watch, too!
Brooke is a family oriented crafter sharing her love of making jewelry. She uses a mix of beads, metal and wood pieces to give her jewelry that added uniqueness.


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Businesses across Northern Ireland continue to be disadvantaged by poor road access to their key GB markets, according to ferry company Stena Line.
It has raised concerns with local political and business stakeholders to increase the focus and necessity of addressing a critical infrastructure deficit which impacts a range of key NI business sectors including manufacturing, food production and tourism.
The company argues that while road connections in Northern Ireland have been better at keeping pace with economic development, a situation which will be greatly enhanced once work starts on the York Street Interchange project, the same cannot be said of key roads in Scotland, specifically the road network to and from Loch Ryan, which handles approximately 45% of NI trade with the rest of the UK.
Paul Grant, Stena Line’s Trade Director (Irish Sea North) said: “We have been working hard over a number of years to try to get key road improvements made on the A77 and more importantly the A75 heading south from Scotland. Despite significant investments by ferry operators between NI and Scotland, including Stena Line’s new £80m port and terminal facility at Cairnryan, which included the introduction of two larger ferries, successive administrations have been unable to commit the necessary capital resources to carry out these vital road upgrades.
He added: “Local politicians need to engage with other stakeholders to get the Scottish and Westminster governments to work collaboratively to push for a fit for purpose road network system on both sides of the Irish Sea. The dualling of the A75 will be a long-term infrastructure project which could take a number of years to plan and complete.


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Premiere: 2011; S. Darling Quartet; Harvard Univ.
When I learned about serialism I had a mixed reaction, which I still, half a century later, not fully resolved. “It’s a GAME!” thought I, and indeed I still think so. Further “If I want to write music, I will write music; if I want to play a game, I will play bridge!” (And in fact, so I have, with many tournament championships to my credit). But 12-note melodies get into many of my works, Concerto Grosso No. 2; the Concerto for Two Trumpets, Timpani, and Strings; and several others. However, they do not get the serial treatment—the “matrix” and all the associated baggage.
I composed five string quartets before reaching the age of 30, as well as a sextet. There were some revisions in the 1990s. I was very pleased with the quality and variety of these works, but the disadvantage to that was that for 30 years further, I could not find another quartet in my imagination. I ultimately decided to use an atmosphere similar to that of String Quartet No. 4 (the darkest written thus far) and to make some usage of 12-tone idiom. Let me hasten to point out that the “row” material is well under 50% of the music (though more than in any of my other pieces) and I am still basically “Rosner” however one takes that.
String Quartet No. 6 actually uses two 12-note permutations, presented at the outset by viola and cello—and either one will return here are there on any note: upside-down, backwards—the usual suspects. Of course, that lends certain melodic spin and unity to the work, one hopes. Other parts, and indeed harmonies, are free, and I think the real personality of the piece is in those aspects. One fingerprint in most of my compositions becomes very prominent here—I hope not to excess. Three instruments play a serious of entirely consonant harmonies. They neither fit any one tonality on the one hand, or any pattern of either of the rows on the other. However a fourth instrument holds a single note (or perhaps two-note chord) almost like a bagpipe for those few harmonies, and the harmonic progression goes in and out of consonance and various degrees of dissonance with that drone. Also there are passages where two instruments move in identical rhythms (all 16ths, for example) starting on an open fifth and moving by steps in opposite directions. Thus the alternate notes will be spaced at the 7th, creating brushing or clouding of the focus. Strangely I used this kind of texture in 1986 in From the Diaries of Adam Czerniakow where it has an eerie quality of impending doom, yet in quartet no. 6, I think almost identical music has a more mellowing or softening effect.


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Your gift will help further the ministry of Steve and Toby Hopper with Global Training Network, as they seek to encourage and equip church planters, pastors and Christian leaders throughout the Majority World.
Steve and Toby established their family in 1974 and have been in ministry for 41 years. Steve and Toby are empty-nesters. They are the proud parents of 3 sons, 2 daughters-in-law and 5 grandchildren.
Their ministry started in Mississippi, teaching Bible in a Christian high school. From there, they traveled to Kentucky, where Steve graduated from Asbury Theological Seminary in 1977. Directly after graduation they began their pastoral ministry in the Pacific Northwest pastoring two churches in Washington and Idaho. After 6 years, they joined the pastoral staff of Calvary Church in St. Peters, Missouri where they served for 10 years. Following this pastorate they joined the staff of a young church plant, Crossroads Fellowship, in Raleigh, North Carolina where they ministered for 14 years in various roles.
In 2004, Toby and Steve went to Ukraine on a short-term mission trip with Global Aid Network, (GAiN) the relief and development arm of Campus Crusade for Christ/Cru. In 2005, they became full-time missionaries with GAiN, making their home in Dallas, Texas at the GAiN USA office. Steve served as the Vice President of Mobilization. Toby worked in the office supporting staff members and volunteers. Both of them traveled extensively several times a year ministering to people and supporting churches.
In 2013, Steve and Toby left GAiN to join the missions’ agency, Global Training Network (GTN). That same year, Steve joined the staff of Grace Evangelical Free Church in Allen, TX as the Executive Pastor where he was on staff until May, 2015. Steve and Toby still attend Grace Church and volunteer there.


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Hybrid Cloud: Wave of the Future or Digital Chimera?
Home Blogs Infrastructure Hybrid Cloud: Wave Of The Future Or Digital Chimera?
The hybrid cloud remains the top infrastructure initiative in the enterprise, but it is a huge undertaking and leads into such deep, uncharted waters that it is by no means a smooth transition.
Quite naturally, as the difficulties mount, more voices are starting to call the wisdom of the hybrid cloud into question. Does it really provide the benefits that supporters claim? Is it really the best way to prepare for the emerging digital economy? What is the real ROI? For enterprise executives responsible for building and managing hybrid infrastructure, however, the key questions remain: What will success look like? And if not the hybrid cloud, what?
For both the enterprise and the platforms vendors that support them, the cloud is a prime example of digital Darwinism, or survival of the fittest technology, says tech consultant Phil Wainwright. The initial impulse of many established organizations is to build a bridge between the old and the new, but this is not necessarily the best approach to developing advanced functionality and business processes, because it delays the onset of the new working environment and extends the reliance on aging technologies at a time of rapid change. As Microsoft’s Andreessen Horowitz and Steven Sinofsky noted in a recent report, the hybrid cloud places too much attention on the seam between the old and the new, rather than the functionality that businesses will need to compete.
Already, the enterprise is coming face-to-face with the many integration challenges that exist within the hybrid cloud, says Scribe Software’s Eddie Cole (no relation). From data migration and security challenges to the functionality of applications themselves, things on the cloud are radically different than in the data center, so it will take more than just investment in technology to make it all work. Employee retraining, outside consulting and entirely new data management schemes are only a few of the challenges that lie ahead. Without a broad-based approach, the enterprise runs the risk of simply recreating the same data silos that currently exist within legacy infrastructure.
Done right, of course, the hybrid cloud gives you the best of both worlds, says Tech Vibes’ Rick Delgado. That is, you get the scalability and flexibility of the cloud with the comfort of knowing that critical apps and data remain safely behind the firewall. This is the traditional justification for a fully functioning hybrid cloud, however, and as we’ve noted, the challenge lies with building the proper data environment, not leveraging it when all is said and done.
And the reality of the situation is that before you get to the hybrid cloud, you have to build a private cloud, and on this level the enterprise track record is not good. As I noted previously, attendees at a recent Gartner conference presented a laundry list of issues when it came to their private clouds, including technology and cost setbacks and various operational problems. This was echoed late last month when RightScale, which provides management tools for public and private clouds, showed only a slight uptick in private cloud usage in January compared to a year earlier, while public cloud is still seeing steady growth. Are these surveys merely evidence of growing pains in the hybrid market? Perhaps, but if hybrid solutions don’t exhibit real progress soon, enterprises large and small may simply side with the simplicity of the public option for the bulk of their data activities.
Like on Wall Street, the primary drivers of advanced data infrastructure are fear and greed. Fear of the unknown aspects of cloud computing ebbs and flows in direct proportion to thoughts of infinitely scalable, eminently configurable and low-cost computing infrastructure.
It is way too early to write off the hybrid cloud completely, but the voices of dissent are growing and for the moment at least, the enterprise seems to be listening.


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This booklet was published in 1988.There are twelve designs for womrn that are all knitted in Mohair.
There are sweaters, cardigans and a beautiful coat.
Sizing is from 32 -42 " bust.Some of the designs are intarsia and quite complicated whereas others are more straight forward.


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Bank profits have increased significantly post-crisis as problem assets continue to decline.
A “combine-and-grow” mindset has driven an uptick in strategic mergers.
Efficiency and productivity are both key elements in positioning a bank to grow.
One specific common denominator among organic growth banks is a robust and diverse lending platform along with a proven credit culture and process.
Now, even if we get more snow & ice, the lights will be on again tomorrow here in Nashville where we continue to cover board-specific issues. I’ll be checking back in after we wrap up the program and invite you to connect via twitter (@aldominick) or via LinkedIn.

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Whether it's for your physical health, your mental health or fasting reasons, giving up caffeine or reducing caffeine in the diet without experiencing caffeine withdrawal symptoms can be a serious challenge. However, like many challenges, it's easier with a little preparation and know-how. These tips on how to quit a caffeine habit won't make kicking the caffeine habit easy, but they will make it a lot easier than it would otherwise be!
Keep in mind that 'decaf' coffees and teas are lower in caffeine than their regular counterparts, but they still contain some caffeine.
You may also want to learn more about the caffeine levels of coffee, tea and chocolate to better understand how much caffeine is in each source of caffeine, and to read up on factors influencing caffeine levels in coffee, caffeine levels in Starbucks coffee, factors influencing caffeine levels in tea, caffeine in green tea and caffeine in leaf tea vs. teabags.
Once you have identified which caffeine-laden substances you consume, identify what drives you to consume them. For example, do you drink coffee because you like the taste, because it's a vehicle for sugar and milk, or because you are tired?
Keep a record of what you're consuming and what you think of it. Is that rooibos latte not hitting the spot? Find another substitute! Don't be afraid to ask you local specialty food/beverage supplier for recommendations. As a former tea sommelier, I can tell you that it's a very common question!
Now that you're kicking the caffeine habit (right?), figure out what you like (or even love!) about potential substitutes.
There's a famous story in the tea world about noted tea author James Norwood Pratt. He was a wine writer until he had to give up alcohol or face an early grave. He picked up tea as a substitute, fell in love with it and is now one of the most famous tea writers in the world! Find your 'tea,' and explore the flavors, aromas and physical/mental effects it's capable of.
Finally, don't be afraid to invest a little in your new found (and hopefully healthier) habit. Find a substitute you adore? Spend a few extra bucks if you have to. The more you treat it as a temporary solution, the more temporary it will be!

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I left town last Tuesday to visit family and my childhood home, and just returned this Tuesday. I still haven't recovered and have been struggling to come up with anything to write. I have lots of things to say, but can't seem to write it all down. So I thought in the meantime, I'd just share some random thoughts and hope I able to put two thoughts together soon.
About two weeks ago, we noticed a robin attempting to build a nest outside our kitchen door. We believed this to be a poor decision for several reasons: a strong wind is blowing almost constantly in our neighborhood (in fact, I originally noticed a pile of debris on the floor, not a nest); the nest location was between us and our grill - and we USE our grill; my laptop is located on the other side of the kitchen door and the bird does not like me walking by; and my cat likes to sit by the door (which is glass panels) and bark at the bird (yes, I said bark). Really, it's not a good location for a bird nest (neither is our driveway, but the killdeer haven't gotten the memo yet either.) We were very surprised to find 3 beautiful eggs in the nest just before Easter (robin's egg blue - imagine). We were even more surprised, given how often we've startled the bird, to find baby birds in the nest last night. Perhaps it wasn't a stupid place for a nest after all.
Abigail likes to sit in my lap and draw. Or sit anywhere and draw. Lately, though, she just wants me to draw giraffes for her. Today she asked me to draw one on the dry-erease board at my husand's office, and then shook her head and erased it. Then asked her Daddy to draw a giraffe. Perhaps I need to brush up on my animal drawing skills.
I'm listening to Angels and Demons by Dan Brown and finding it not as exciting as The Da Vinci Code. I suspect it's the reader, not the story, as it seemed to pick up after about 40 chapters. This is the second time I've attempted to read it, and I kept falling asleep the first time. I thought the Da Vinci Code movie would have made no sense if I hadn't just finished the book, and I'm a Tom Hanks fan, so I'm continuing along.
I am wanting to sew, but haven't had the opportunity lately. I finished the Easter dress at 2am on Easter, and then left town two days later. My mom and I got out my grandma's sewing machine, but I don't think it's ever been used and the tension was impossible to get right. I have a half dozen or more projects lined up, and am just waiting for a certain toddler to decide that she can play quietly for a little while.
The week before Easter we discovered that two year molars ARE the worst thing ever. We seem to be in a holding pattern right now, waiting for them to rear their VERY ugly head again. I dread the day.
I'm getting spring fever, especially after spending a week soaking up spring in Georgia. Georgia spring seems to arrive two months before Kentucky spring, which is a sore point with me. This weekend is supposed to be in the 80s, though. We're making plans to have outdoor fun with just our family of three and I can't wait.
One thing Seth likes to do now is write "messages" for me. He will scribble on a piece of paper and then tell me what the message is. It is usually something about volcanoes (don't ask me why). It only works with a pen though, because crayons are for pictures, not message writing.
I really don't like FB much, but I wouldn't mind using it to get some of my friends over to blospot once in a while. Does the network blogs help with that?
I have your blog in my reader, now.
Thank you for adding me! I'll send you a message.


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"Even though the new release of Adobe Captivate has some cool and jazzy features like VR and 360 degree, as far as I am concerned, this release is more significant for the simple reason that some of the features will significantly improve my productivity like I can create microlearning modules with interactive videos. It's now so easy to use any video file and create a training course by adding quizzes and assessment slides. Also, the same can be done with PowerPoint slides. I can now reuse a lot of my older content by bringing in the PPT slides, adding interactivity and creating mobile learning courses."
"Captivate has grown in all these years from an application mainly meant to create (good) software simulations to an all-round tool suitable for all possible eLearning assets. Look at this release: easy workflow for Interactive Video, stepping into the VR world, integration of the cool features of Video Xpress in Video Demo, CSV import as alternative to GIFT import…."- Lieve Weymeis, Consultant and Trainer for Advanced Captivate.
"....since the Robo Demo days, I can not recall the last time a new version had such a wide range of new features. I am most impressed by the new Interactive Video functionality. The availability of having a method to add meaningful interactions into an existing linear video offers a new level of re-usability. Properly designed, this poses a great challenge that can leverage existing media assets into presentation, verification, and remediation of the previous linear content."- Kevin J. Brown, Vice President, SunTech 3, Inc.


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There was no shortage of “Ghosts and Goblins” at the Central Frontenac District Four Recreation Committee Annual Halloween Party. The Piccadilly Community Hall and Fire Station Number Two barely accommodated over 70 thrill seekers at the annual event. The Haunted House was just that: “HAUNTED”. Those who said they weren’t frightened just a little should run for politics. There were many unexpected surprises in the pitch-black house and the screaming was non-stop.
During the thrills of the Haunted House, everyone was also invited on a wagon ride through the hamlet chauffeured by the always thoughtful Bill Lee and his back up driver extraordinaire Larry Wisteard. Committee member David Raymond added to the comic relief of the evening, assisting with the Magic Act showing the crowd why men shouldn’t wear seashell bras and tutus; he almost lost his head because of it.There was no shortage of treats, prizes and novelty activities for the children.
Many, many thanks to the committee members for their continuing efforts to make District Four the best place to raise your children. As the evening faded and the children reluctantly had to leave Fantasy Land and head home, there were promises, and to quote a phrase “We’ll Be Back”.

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LAWRENCE — Seekers of social change often employ solidarity to build awareness and further their cause.
University of Kansas Foundation Distinguished Professor David Roediger, an international expert on race, labor and class, will explore the scope of solidarity in his inaugural distinguished professor lecture. Roediger, who holds appointments in the departments of American Studies and History, will present “Making ‘Solidarity’ Uneasy: A Keyword and Its Discontents” at 5:30 p.m. Feb. 23 in Alderson Auditorium of the Kansas Union.
Scholars of solidarity among oppressed peoples often proceed from an assumption articulated by abolitionist Frederick Douglass: "All good causes are mutually helpful." But for large expanses of U.S. history, including Douglass' personal history, good causes have often been at odds with each other, Roediger said. To explore how people think and write about solidarity, Roediger will look at a number of aspects: the history of the word, the music at its core, and what public monuments to solidarity — including one in Lawrence — express and obscure. Reflections on solidarity and its limits in the recent Black Lives Matter movement will frame his presentation.
Roediger joined KU as its first Foundation Distinguished Professor in fall 2014. Over the course of his career, he has taught working-class history, Southern history, American studies and African-American studies at the University of Missouri, the University of Illinois and the University of Minnesota. He also worked as an editor of the Frederick Douglass Papers at Yale University. At Illinois he was the founding director of the Center on Democracy in a Multiracial Society.
A prolific author and editor, Roediger has produced a number of popular and scholarly articles. He has also written or co-authored a number of books, including “Seizing Freedom: Slave Emancipation and Liberty for All,” published in 2014; “The Production of Difference,” co-written with Elizabeth Esch and published in 2012; “How Race Survived U.S. History,” published in 2008; “Working Toward Whiteness,” 2005; and “The Wages of Whiteness,” 1991.
Roediger is currently the president of the American Studies Association and is a past president of the Working Class Studies Association and the Missouri Conference on History. His work grows out of involvement with social movements addressing inequality from the United Farm Workers grape boycott of the late 1960s to today’s Black Lives Matter.
Roediger earned a bachelor’s degree from Northern Illinois University and a doctorate in history at Northwestern University in 1979.


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TrustMovies has so far devoted his time to movies of the foreign, independent and documentary type, with the occasional foray into cable TV (mostly of the foreign sort). And yet "content" -- that all-purpose word now used to refer to just about anything made to entertain, inform, move or amuse us -- has suddenly become so prevalent and all-over-the place (it's everywhere you look) that it behooves me to occasionally cover something different and perhaps more au courant. Today, because I am particularly taken with the three lead performers, I've just viewed WEDLOCK, a series of ten five-minute episodes about two people -- (Jennifer Lafleur and Mark Duplass) who visit a well-known and much-loved therapist (Rob Corddry) who is famous for his wonderful counseling involving couples.
OK: Things begin to go a bit downhill around the halfway point or just after. Nothing major bad, mind you. You'll still laugh pretty consistently, but some of the truly creative stuff that happens early on seems to have disappeared.
The first half of these episodes are so funny, odd and surprising -- dealing with everything from the initial premise (a hoot and a half) to cross-dressing, doll play, ex-girlfriends and a very special "home-made" manual (above) -- that the final ones break little new ground and instead seem to have been created more out of the simple need to fill the rest of the time slots than anything else.
Fortunately the cast is first-rate. Lafleur and Duplass (above, left to right) are fine actors and good comedians, too, and they keep things rolling along. Corddry (three photos up and below, center) is, as usual, an extraordinary delight and one of the funniest "straight men" ever. Also in the mix are Ed Begley, Jr. and Katie Aselton to provide even more laughs and fun.


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Deals submitted by the application deadline are not guaranteed to run, but Amazon-approved Lightning Deals receive top-notch exposure across the marketplace – and just time time for the holiday shopping season. Amazon chooses Lightning Deals based on what products offer the most value to consumers and that are likely to drive sales.
To submit a Lightning Deal application, choose “Black Friday Week” or “Cyber Monday Week” from the schedule drop-down list. (If it’s not shown as an option, your recommendation is not eligible.) You can check on your deal in the “Upcoming and Active” tab 24 hours after submission. Deal submission will end at midnight on Sep. 21, 2018 PDT.
Lightning Deals that are not chosen to run on Black Friday or Cyber Monday will run on other days of the week.
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I was searching for a Property and found this listing (MLS® #17032654). Please send me more information regarding 1107 Andrews St, Houston, Texas, 77019. Thank you!
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Böhme, Madelaine; Spassov, Nikolai; Ebner, Martin; Geraads, Denis; Hristova, Latinka; Kirscher, Uwe; Kötter, Sabine; Linnemann, Ulf; Prieto, Jerome; Roussiakis, Socrates; Theodorou, George; Uhlig, Gregor; Winklhofer, Michael (2017): Messinian age and savannah environment of the possible hominin Graecopithecus from Europe.
Osigus, Hans-Jürgen; Eitel, Michael; Schierwater, Bernd (2017): Deep RNA sequencing reveals the smallest known mitochondrial micro exon in animals: The placozoan cox1 single base pair exon.
Donazzan, Alberto; Naletto, Giampiero; Pelizzo, Maria G.; Cuccato, Davide; Beghi, Alessandro; Ortolan, Antonello; Belfi, Jacopo; Bosi, Filippo; Simonelli, Andrea; Beverini, Nicolò; Carelli, Giorgio; Maccioni, Enrico; Santagata, Rosa; Porzio, Alberto; Tartaglia, Angelo; Di Virgilio, Angela (2016): A network of heterodyne laser interferometers for monitoring and control of large ring-lasers. Interferometry XVIII, San Diego, California, United States, 28. August - 1. September 2016.
Donazzan, Alberto; Naletto, Giampiero; Pelizzo, Maria Guglielmina; Cuccato, Davide; Beghi, Alessandro; Ortolan, Antonello; Belfi, Jacopo; Bosi, Filippo; Di Virgilio, Angela; Beverini, Nicolo; Carelli, Giorgio; Maccioni, Enrico; Santagata, Rosa; Simonelli, Andreino; Porzio, Alberto; Tartaglia, Angelo (2016): External Metrology System for the Stabilization of Large Ring-Lasers. 3. IEEE Metrology for Aerospace (MetroAeroSpace), 22-23 June 2016, Florence, Italy.
Holwerda, Femke M.; Pol, Diego; Rauhut, Oliver W. M. (2015): Using Dental Enamel Wrinkling to Define Sauropod Tooth Morphotypes from the Canadon Asfalto Formation, Patagonia, Argentina.
Schuster, Astrid; Erpenbeck, Dirk; Pisera, Andrzej; Hooper, John; Bryce, Monika; Fromont, Jane; Wörheide, Gert ORCID: 0000-0002-6380-7421 (2015): Deceptive Desmas: Molecular Phylogenetics Suggests a New Classification and Uncovers Convergent Evolution of Lithistid Demosponges.
Vargas, Sergio; Kelly, Michelle; Schnabel, Kareen; Mills, Sadie; Bowden, David; Wörheide, Gert ORCID: 0000-0002-6380-7421 (2015): Diversity in a Cold Hot-Spot: DNA-Barcoding Reveals Patterns of Evolution among Antarctic Demosponges (Class Demospongiae, Phylum Porifera).
Eder, Stephan H. K.; Gigler, Alexander M.; Hanzlik, Marianne; Winklhofer, Michael (2014): Sub-Micrometer-Scale Mapping of Magnetite Crystals and Sulfur Globules in Magnetotactic Bacteria Using Confocal Raman Micro-Spectrometry.
Reichenbacher, Bettina; Reichard, Martin (2014): Otoliths of Five Extant Species of the Annual Killifish Nothobranchius from the East African Savannah.
Gierl, Christoph; Reichenbacher, Bettina; Gaudant, Jean; Erpenbeck, Dirk; Pharisat, André (2013): An extraordinary gobioid fish fossil from southern france.
Rahman, M. Azizur; Shinjo, Ryuichi; Oomori, Tamotsu; Wörheide, Gert ORCID: 0000-0002-6380-7421 (2013): Analysis of the proteinaceous components of the organic matrix of calcitic sclerites from the soft coral Sinularia sp.
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It will be sometime before I get use to this (or will I never?) - there are just too many people living in this big city! Imagine the number of people heading to work all stressed and flustered from trying to get on and off the train. And they haven't even started their work day yet!
Anyway, what I really wanted to talk about (write about, to be correct) today is this small Chinese takeaway restaurant named Greenwood Chinese Takeaway I found on Greenwood Level of Greenwood Plaza in North Sydney, a regular lunch spot for me since I first discovered the restaurant some 9 months ago - this is the place I go to for my 'siew yuk' (Cantonese for Chinese crispy roast pork belly) fix. Though I've not been to many Hong Kong BBQ restaurants in Sydney, I have had plenty of roast pork growing up and I can assure you the roast pork here is very good. The meat (the inner most layer) is tender and generously coated with five-spice powder, the layer of juicy fat above the meat still oozes fatty oils when pressed, and the skin, crispy golden and crunchy - it is the perfect 'siew yuk'! Not helping my goal to lose weight eating this (oh, but it's so good!)...If you're a fan of 'siew yuk', go for their Roast Pork on Rice - it's my favourite :) For $9.50, you get a plate of rice with a generous serving of roast pork drizzled with BBQ sauce, blanched 'kai-lan' or Chinese broccoli on the side, and a complimentary small container of warm corn soup. To be honest, the roast pork serving is a bit much for one - I often feel rather greased out after I finished the whole meal. So instead, I would order the dish as a takeaway, having half for lunch and saving the other half for later. That way I get to savour and eat all the yummy roast pork (though it's not as nice reheated). The serving of the 'kai-lan' is a bit stingy (I really would like more) and the soup, well, I suggest don't bother having it (I usually say no to the soup when offered) - it is quite starchy and makes me feel even like I'm on my way to inducing a heart-attack having it with my already calorie-loaded roast pork and rice. A clear, simple soup would have been a better compliment to the meal.
The place is nice and clean and food looks really delicious.


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The Department of Architecture and design of the Polytechnic School of the University of Genoa is situated on Castle Hill (“Collina di Castello”), in the heart of the old town. Facing the natural inlet of the pre-roman port, the hill was the site of the first historical settlement of Genoa, and is characterized by the stratification of a number of transformations from the middle ages to the present day. Numerous traces remain of this rich history, partly above and mostly below ground. War damages and the subsequent abandonment of the area fostered the start and the systematic continuation of archeological campaigns.
This conspicuous study activity, which has seen the involvement of international researchers, favoured the development of urban archeology, which played a relevant role in the evolution of city planning. An abundant scientific literature testifies the outcome of these studies, and the very same settlement of the former Faculty of Architecture – which stemmed from the initiative of Prof. Edoardo Benvenuto, Dean in the eighties and nineties – has contributed to restore precious fragments of its past and identity to the town and to its historical and cultural conscience.
The hill hosted a fortification (“oppidum”, V century b.C.) in defence of the Genoa landing, which subsequently became a walled town and the seat of the "Compagna Communis” (the name of the medieval territorial organization of Genoa) in 1099. Owing to its form and location “Castello” belonged first to the powerful Embriaci family, then to the Bishop and, finally, to several religious communities that erected various monastery and convent buildings. Between the 17th and 18th century, the complex historical events of the city led to a progressive decay and oblivion of the area. Following the expropriations on the part of the democratic Republic (1789) and of the Italian Kingdom (1861), the vast religious complexes were destined to welfare initiatives, contributing to the exclusion of the hill form the urban expansions of the 19th century.
Starting from the sixties of the 20th century, a number of archeological investigations were carried out in the S. Silvestro area, looking for traces of the most ancient human settlement that gave origin to the town (the Ligurian-Etruscan “oppidum”). Some of the methodologies employed constituted part of the first experiences of archeological investigation of monuments, which greatly influenced architectural and urban studies and showed important potential applications in restoration.


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Uniform Title Striking out (Television program). Series 2.
Title Striking out. Season 2 [electronic resource].
Publication Info. [United States] : Acorn, 2018.
Description 1 online resource (6 video files (approximately 326 min.)) : sd., col.
Contents Episode 1 Episode 1 Episode 2 Episode 2 Episode 3 Episode 3 Episode 4 Episode 4 Episode 5 Episode 5 Episode 6 Episode 6.
Credits Directed by Lisa James Larsson.
Cast Amy Huberman, Rory Keenan, Emmet Byrne, Neil Morrissey, Fiona O'Shaughnessy, Paul Antony-Barber.
Summary As the hit Irish legal drama returns, solicitor Tara Rafferty (Amy Huberman, The Clinic) is embattled but not beaten. She has built a new life for herself after leaving her cheating fianč, Eric (Rory Keenan, War & Peace), and the high-powered law firm where they both worked. But with one of her employees betraying her and another in jail, she struggles to keep her fledgling practice afloat. Convinced that her former boss-Eric's scheming father-is behind it all, Tara decides to strike back. To pay the bills, Tara takes on clients whose legal problems range from deportation, to divorce from a bigamist, to a lawsuit against a convent. As she frequently faces off against Eric and her former colleagues in court, Tara's mentor, Vincent (Neil Morrissey, Line of Duty), leads a high-level corruption inquiry that could endanger them both.
Subject Women lawyers -- Drama.
Added Author Phelan, James (Screenwriter), creator.


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The Saas Fee Summer Institute of Art was founded by fine artist and theorist Warren Neidich and is co-directed by art critic and poet Barry Schwabsky.
It was conceived in 2014 as part of an ongoing effort to engage contemporary artists in political, socio-economic, philosophical and historical discourses concerning the power of art. Importantly it realizes that art plays both a generative and emancipatory role in producing theory while at the same time being aware of Neoliberal capitalism’s recuperative prowess.
The SFSIA is a traveling, nomadic academy that originated in Saas Fee, Switzerland in 2015. It moves to Berlin in 2016. Satellite events will follow in Pereira, Columbia, at the Salon Nacional de Artistas in 2016 and Los Angeles in 2017.
The Saas-Fee Summer Institute of Art-Berlin evening Public Program is free and open to the public. All lectures begin at 6 pm at our venue.
Recently Cognitive Capitalism has evolved from its roots in Italian Operaismo as a strictly social-political-economic field of study to one that now engages with the brain’s neural plasticity to develop an extended materialism concerned with the world, the body and brain simultaneously. Building on the framework established by last year’s inaugural Summer Institutes, which focused upon the emancipatory power of artistic estrangement, in 2016 we will attend in particular to the voices of Gabriel Tarde, especially his ideas of difference, repetition and imitation, and of Gilbert Simondon, for instance his considerations on individuation and the processes of concretization of the milieu. This will allow us to engage with the issues of the power of metadata and the internet to mimic, disseminate and customize information as well as their ability to stabilize and intensify its flow. In the art context this has manifested itself in the abundance of performative and virtuosic artistic practices, the recent turn in conceptual art from its initial focus upon immaterial objects to that of immaterial labor, the upsurge of networked practices and the rise of queer and feminist approaches all offer a means with which to intervene and critique institutionally driven patterns of normalization in the cultural milieu, body and brain.
Once again, the Saas Fee Summer Institute will engage topics such as speculative poetics, cognitive capitalism and accelerationism, but with an eye toward such topics as affective politics, digital automation and predictive algorithms as they restrict free choice as well as an exploration of notions of the gendered brain and xenofeminsim. Lectures, discussions and workshops with outstanding artists and thinkers will open multiple perspectives which should also be reflected in the exhibition at the Kunstverein Rosa-Luxemburg Platz that participants will produce in the last days of the course. The exhibition space will serve as a studio where participants can apply ideas learned during the course.
For art students, practicing artists, art historians, art critics, critical theorists, curators and architects who are seeking a deeper theoretical understanding of their practice. This course will act as a springboard to new thoughts and ideas.
All courses are taught in English. This is an intensive and immersive program that runs Monday through Saturday.


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Join Congressman Keith Ellison and Irshad Manji as they discuss the importance of religious freedom, the possibilities for reform in Islam and the directions being taken by American Muslims.
Please join the Bernard Center for Women, Politics and Public Policy on September 15th to bring awareness to childhood obesity. This is a serious epidemic that is overtaking our nation. It will be a fun event with free dinner, giveaways, a DJ, and very informative.
Join us in celebrating the 44th anniversary of the Anacostia Community Museum. The theme of this year's anniversary luncheon, 'Community and Creativity,' is based on the upcoming exhibition series Call & Response: Community and Creativity. The event also features live entertainment and a silent auction.
Please take a few minutes from your busy schedule and donate lifesaving blood for the patients at Children's National Medical Center. The Bloodmobile will be at the Washington Harbour 10 am to 2:30 pm on Thursday, September 15. Walk-ins are welcome, but you can also schedule an appointment by contacting Andrea Wolschleger at 202-476-3306 or awolschl@childrensnational.org.
Professionals in the City is hosting a singles speed dating event especially for Republican singles! At this Speed Dating event, you will have the opportunity to experience many first dates in one evening of fun and excitement. Use Promo Code "DCPages" in your order. The Promo Code is good for $5 off of the event only for tickets purchased in advance. The Promo Code will not be honored at the door for walk-ins.

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If you could create a new event, what kind of an event would it be?
If you could create a new event for the game, what would that be?
Do you have a favourite event? which one is it?


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Many people are under the impression that there is nothing that they can do about the way that their lawn looks in the winter months. It’s important to clean up fallen leaves before winter sets in. When left on your lawn, leaves can smother and kill the grass.
If your lawn is looking thin or bare, it might be time to sow it with a layer of grass seed to restore it to its lush, green state. The cool-season grasses of Pennsylvania fare best in the fall when the air is cooling down but the soil is still warm, giving grass a few months to grow before winter comes around. Read on to learn more about why fall is the best time to reseed your lawn.
In Ontario, early fall is the best time to sow grass seeds for a number of reasons. Seeding in the fall allows cool-season grasses to establish before winter. Try to sow two months before the first frost of the season. There are fewer active lawn diseases during fall, and weeds tend to taper off, meaning your grass won’t have to compete as much for access to sun and water. Sunlight begins to increase during fall as the tree leaves begin to drop. Moisture is key to growing a healthy lawn of grass, making spring the second-most popular (but less ideal) season for seeding.
Though the moisture and warm air are beneficial to grass growth, there are a few things about spring that make it less-than-ideal for reseeding. Weeds are more prevalent in the spring, which causes grass to have to compete for the nutrients it needs to thrive. Spring also means that summer is right around the corner. The summer’s hot temperatures and drought conditions can introduce undesirable stress to your new lawn.
Mow low: this will help grass seeds reach the soil more easily.
Aerate and dethatch: break up soil compaction and remove excessive thatch with a dethatcher.
a seed-starting fertilizer with a fertilizer spreader.
Use a seed spreader: apply after carefully reading the manufacturer’s instructions.
Water: try to keep your soil moist in the weeks after you reseed.

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Going vegan is actually a piece of cake, say the vegans we spoke to but, according to experts, a vegan lifestyle can be challenging, especially health wise. One has to find alternate food sources to compensate for the required nutrients such as proteins, minerals, and vitamins that are mainly found in meat and dairy products.
How people think and behave is largely determined by what they eat and how they eat. We can simply surmise the nature and behavior of people by observing their food behavior. The filthier their trash bins the unhealthier the people. The greater the food waste, more the chances that family is irresponsible. The most successful people are those who are the most responsible about food. Therefore, I believe a close study of kitchen is crucial in unearthing the basic tenets and secrets of any cultures.
Hosting a party or a get together can be a little stressful, especially if you are having one at home and you are responsible for everything, from cooking the food to managing the entertainment. But with proper planning and a few simple ideas, hosting a party can actually become a hassle free and a fun thing to do on a weekend. Here we share a few tips to make hosting a party easier and exciting, just the way it should be.
The late-night spaghetti monster will be tamed with this flavor-packed pasta that comes together quickly from pantry ingredients. The key here is making the most of the garlic. We toasted a whopping 2 tablespoons of minced garlic in extra-virgin olive oil over low heat just until it cooked to a sweet and buttery pale golden brown.
An expired date on an egg carton. Browning avocados. The Chinese takeout from last week. They’re all foods likely destined for the trash. If you’re hoping to reduce household food waste, experts say there are two key things to do: Eat what you have, and buy only what you need.
Radio Nagarik 96.5 featured Sadichha Shrestha on the second episode of their web-show, ‘Food with the Dude’ on Friday.
If you’re looking for a place with cozy vibe and which serves good food, Ageno Restaurant is the place to be. Located in Dhobighat, Lalitpur, this restaurant shares its space with a bakery of the same name as well as an event venue.
It has become obvious that consuming fruits and vegetables laden with pesticides and insecticides result in a multiple health complications.
KAMPALA, March 19: Uganda is investigating a supply of food from the World Food Programme (WFP) after three people died and more than 150 others became sick in recent days, police said.
Do you think of your freezer as an extension of your pantry? You should. Yes, we know the freezer is a marvelous holding pen for emergency frozen dinners, packaged frozen vegetables and ice cream. But it also can store a wide range of spare ingredients to have at the ready. Many foods that are not obvious candidates for freezing can be stored therein excellent condition. Freezing food is also a great way to reduce food waste, a big issue both in our country and our kitchens.
With its boozy, coffee-soaked ladyfingers and sweet, creamy filling, it’s no wonder tiramisu is Italian for “pick me up.” Instead of making a custard filling, we simply whipped egg yolks, sugar, salt, rum and mascarpone together and lightened it with whipped cream. We briefly moistened the ladyfingers in a mixture of coffee, espresso powder, and more rum.
Radisson Hotel Kathmandu hosted ‘The Chinese Food Festival’ at The Fun Café on Friday. The Fun Café is located at the Radisson Hotel premise.
The robot waiters follow fixed paths to deliver food and drink orders to customers, who are asked to keep out of the robots’ way. Others serve up entertainment, such as Pepper, a “receptionist” robot that can hold a conversation and also dance with customers.
Biku Maya Bajracharya is 71 years old and one happy soul. From the year 1976 she has sold woh (Nepali pancakes) in a small corner tucked away in an alley behind the Nyatapola Temple in Bhaktapur. Amidst the splatter of Bhaktapur’s splendid colors, it sits unassuming and silent. People who have heard of her, make it a point to come to her for wohs once every week.
Rox Restaurant at Hyatt Regency, Kathmandu is presenting an À la carte menu, comprising of winter foods from January 4 to February 3. The menu features seasonal ingredients and vegetables that help keep the tummy warm during winter. Chef Dhiraj of the restaurant prepared the menu.
KATHMANDU, Dec 29: Khalti, an emerging digital wallet and payment gateway in Nepal has announced a partnership with Foodmandu, an online food delivery platform of Nepal. Amit Agrawal, Director of Khalti and Manohar Adhikari, Founder and CEO of Foodmandu signed the partnership agreement on Thursday. This collaboration will facilitate users to make digital payments for food ordered online through the Foodmandu app and website.
KATHMANDU, Dec 19: Do you love going to restaurants? When somebody needs to hang out and needs to have some good food, restaurant is the first place that crosses the mind. However, the pertinent question remains, “Which restaurant?” The choice of the restaurant depends on various factors.
We enjoy eating the food we love. Despite being knowledgeable about good nutrition and ways to eat healthy, people are lured by their enthusiasm for new taste and eating something they love; irrespective of the health hazards. This is probably why we love calling ourselves ‘foodie’.
KATHMANDU, Nov 25: There is no doubt that Nepalis are highly influenced by Indian food and culture. There are a lot of people who long to taste the authentic Indian cuisines. Considering this fact, Hotel Fairfield by Marriott, Kathmandu has organized the ‘South Indian Food Festival’ in association with Swami Vivekananda Cultural Center, Embassy of India, Kathmandu in its premises, Thamel. The fest was inaugurated by Ambassador of India to Nepal, Manjeev Singh Puri on Friday.
Heart disease accounts for nearly one-third of all deaths worldwide. Diet plays a major role in heart health and can impact your risk of heart disease. In fact, certain foods can influence blood pressure, triglycerides, cholesterol levels and inflammation, all of which are risk factors for heart disease.
KATHMANDU, Sept 25: Hotel Association of Nepal (HAN) has announced 20 per cent discount to tourists at its member hotels on the occasion of the World Tourism Day.
Maize and soybean are the principle crops for food and feed. Nepalis refer to them as Makai and Bhatmas respectively and makai-bhatmas is traditional tiffin commonly used in the hilly areas of Nepal. Besides, maze is used in many ways for food. Boiled corns, fried corn grains, grilled corns, popcorns, corn flakes are commonly found in Nepali kitchen. Thus corn could be consumed as a breakfast, lunch as well as dinner as there are many ways to cook and serve it.
For a traditional Nepali like me, the invitation to wedding parties or any other feasts is a matter of great excitement due to fascinating varieties of food I get to eat. But I cannot ignore the bulk of food wasted on those occasions. This fades my bashing mood, as I have read the statistics that millions of children and adults are compelled to go to bed hungry every night. The image of children starving to death haunts me the whole night afterwards.
Imagine good food in a cozy setting. Imagine doughnuts dripping in chocolate and cream. Think The Workshop Eatery. On a quiet street of Bakhundole, Lalitpur, is a small eatery that serves great food and unparalleled doughnuts. The Workshop Eatery has been in operation since the year 2015 and they have been charming the urban populace of the city with their food.
Nutrition plays an important role in everyday life of people. Nutritional label is a systematic way of presenting nutrition information of food product. The description is used to inform the customer about the nutritional properties of a food, which also helps the customer in purchasing nutritious food and consuming nutritionally balanced meals.
KATHMANDU, Aug 4: A two-week long ‘Nepali Food Festival 2018’ kicked off in Beijing on Wednesday.According to the press statement released by Embassy of Nepal in Beijing, the festival is being held at the Beijing Minzu Hotel in Wangfujing in central Beijing on the occasion of the 63rd anniversary of the establishment of diplomatic relations between Nepal and the People's Republic of China.
Everything we eat travel across a food supply chain, a journey from farm to the plate. This is a journey that passes through production, processing, distribution, consumption, and disposal.
PARBAT, July 24: Nande Damai of Jaljala Rural Municipality-8 in Parbat district has been compelled to live in the streets with three other members of his family after his house was destroyed by a landslide that struck his village five days ago. They were somehow able to save their lives by escaping the landslide debris. But now, they are living a miserable life in the streets.
Back in 2008, infants and newborn’s died due to adulteration in their formula milk which further caused 6,200 children to fall sick. It is not uncommon for some unscrupulous producers to indulge in milk adulteration in Nepal as well. Milk is often a subject of fraud for financial gain. Water is the most common adulterant, which decreases the nutritive value of milk. If water is contaminated, for example with chemicals or pathogens are added to the milk, then it possesses serious health risks for consumers. Other cheaper materials are milk powder, urea and cane sugar. These additions have the potential to cause serious health problems to the consumer.
My stomach rumbled as the steam of the momos made way from the food cart into my nose. My eyes, however, were fixed at the hot samosas, still exuding wisps of smoke. Right beside the samosas were crusty smashed potatoes, sloshed with yogurt, and stirred with chilly. The shopkeeper lifted the lid of the steamer and steam of thick cloud belched.
KATHMANDU, July 8: It has been three years since the transit point for trade with Tibet shifted to Rasuwagadhi from Tatopani following the big earthquake. But the food quarantine post still remains at Tatopani.
KATHMANDU, July5: The meeting of the National Reconstruction Authority (NRA) is the first one to bear the brunt after the Oli-led government decided to annul political appointments made by the then caretaker Deuba government on August 30, 2017.
Siddharth Ghimire is arguably the most successful food blogger in Nepal. With over 120k followers, @nepal.food is the most followed Nepali food page on Instagram. Besides curating the page, Ghimire is also pursuing a bachelors’ degree in film studies, is a food consultant at multiple restaurants as well as a member of the ‘Women In Concert’ team. All in all, you could say his life is pretty hectic but interesting.


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Tonight’s match at Celtic Park has been billed as a must win game for Ronny Deila. The only difficulty going into this fixture is that Celtic have yet to achieve the long-term consistency we all crave.
As for the opponents, Hearts, they are sitting top of the Championship three points ahead of Rangers. Celtic sit fourth in the Premiership, five points behind leaders Dundee United.
Now as you well know, form rarely matters in the cup competitions. Nonetheless, this is a big fixture for Celtic and Deila.
He is losing support from areas of the fan base already. A loss tonight would be an immediate blow to any chance of a domestic treble.
The pressure on Deila right now is immense. A convincing win tonight would go a long way to releasing some of that.
With that in mind, Ronny Deila must respond by putting out a strong side. Then it is up to the players to do the business.
An early goal would be ideal for Celtic just to get settled. Then to press for the second before Hearts get a chance to make any real attack.
There has been some decent play at times by Celtic, but not enough and in particular, in the final third. Possession isn’t an issue for a squad like this but they have to make that possession count.
With any luck Šćepović and Guidetti will light things up for the forward line. Tonight would be a good starting point.
Go for the jugular Celtic.
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(d) Any other event causing a dissolution of a Limited Liability Company under the laws of the State of New Jersey.
1.6 BUSINESS PURPOSE. The purpose of the Company is to engage in any lawful act or activity for which a Limited Liability Company may be formed under the Limited Liability statutes of the State of New Jersey.
7.1 ASSIGNMENT. If at any time a Member proposes to sell, assign or otherwise dispose of all or any part of his interest in the Company, such Member shall first make a written offer to sell such interest to the other Members at a price determined by mutual agreement. If such other Members decline or fail to elect such interest within thirty (30) days, and if the sale or assignment is made and the Members fail to approve this sale or assignment unanimously then, pursuant to the New Jersey Limited Liability statutes, the purchaser or assignee shall have no right to participate in the management of the business and affairs of the Company. The purchaser or assignee shall only be entitled to receive the share of the profits or other compensation by way of income and the return of contributions to which that Member would otherwise be entitled.


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WALES -- The divisive school busing issue that was never resolved formally last spring is out for a spin again.
WALES — The divisive school busing issue that was never resolved formally last spring is out for a spin again.
The board of Regional School Unit 4, which includes Litchfield, Sabattus and Wales, is getting voters’ opinions on whether to contract out school bus operations to a private company.
Residents in the three towns will get to weigh in on the issue in the Nov. 6 election. The result, however, will not be binding on the board.
Joan Thomas, of Litchfield, was the lone school board member opposed to putting the question to the voters.
Thomas said she hopes the board will follow the public’s direction.
A move to contract out the bus operations ignited a firestorm last spring as bus drivers who were looking at losing their jobs with the district and other community members asked the board to reconsider the move, which was expected to save the district more than $220,000, minus the cost of a severance package for the drivers.
Drivers aired their concerns at school board meetings and picketed at one. The district had 22 drivers at the time.
Despite those efforts, the school board voted May 2 to privatize the operation.
Then, on May 9, the board opted against awarding the contract to the sole bidder, Northeast Charter & Tour of Lewiston, which provides busing service to Winthrop schools.
“What changed for some board members were questions about mileage, maintenance and repair issues and some liability insurance issues,” board Chairman Robert Gayton Jr. said then.
Thomas remains a staunch supporter of keeping busing in-house.

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