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Little Silli Lake, Manam valley and unclimbed 6000m peaks.
Point 5935m. Paul Ramsden in foreground.
The British Manamcho Expedition climbed with the support of the Shipton-Tilman Grant, the Mount Everest Foundation., the British Mountaineering Council and the Alpine Club.
In April 2007 Mick Fowler, Paul Ramsden, Steve Burns and Ian Cartwright made the first ascents of Manamcho (6264m) and Point 5935m in the Nyainqentaglha East Range in Tibet.
In April 2007 a small 4 man British expedition comprised of Mick Fowler, Paul Ramsden, Steve Burns and Ian Cartwright headed to the remote Nyainqentaglha East Range in Tibet where they managed to make the first ascent of the prize Manamcho (6264m) and Point 5935m.
Attentive readers may remember that Fowler had travelled to exactly this area in 2005 when, together with Chris Watts, he made the first ascent of Kajaqiao (6447m). The duo had originally been lured by the idea of climbing the so-called ‘Matterhorn of the Nyainqentanghla’ but a combination of poor maps and wrong permits resulted in the duo having to “make do” with Kajaqiao instead of the intended Manamcho.
Undeterred, Fowler returned this year to set the record straight: the four received special permits once again to enter the area which is still officially closed to foreigners and split into two two-man teams to carry out the climbs alpine style. Mick Fowler and Paul Ramsden ascended Manamcho in an 8 day round trip from Base Camp (finding time later to explore the adjacent Manam valley) and rated the ascent TD and one of their most memorable ascents due to the "striking appearance, remote position and spectacular views."
Steve Burns and Ian Cartwright ascended nearby Point 5935m on their second attempt after Burns had vecome ill on the first attempt. Thanks to the lay of the mountain their ascent gave invaluable information about the hitherto unexplored surrounding area. The three-day ascent involved mixed climbing of AD.
Mick Fowler and Paul Ramsden often team up together and in 2002 they were awarded with the Piolet d’Or for their first ascent of the Central Couloir on Siguniang's North Face, China.
Manamcho is the striking mountain that Tom Nakamura originally christened the ‘Matterhorn of the Nyainkentanghla.’ Its photo appeared on the cover of the Japanese Alpine News in 2002 but the maps of the area are poor and the photo was mistakenly captioned Kajaqiao. Mick Fowler and Chris Watts went to climb it in 2005 and discovered the mistake which, of course, meant that they had a permit for the wrong mountain. Kajaqiao was exciting enough and was duly climbed but the urge to climb the original objective of Manamcho was such that MF had to return in 2007 with Paul Ramsden.
After acclimatising, during which Paul nearly ended the expedition by damaging his back doing up his boot, they left base camp on 19th April. The approach to the foot of the NW ridge was across an extensive glacier plateau and then up classic alpine north face terrain. The ridge itself was mainly snow covered rock at grade IV standard although probable incompetent route finding necessitated a skyhook move at one point. In ascent three bivouacs were necessary above the bergschrund and heavy snow each night added to interest. At one point a 20m section of new snow parted company with Ramsden attached. The third bivouac, 75m below the summit, was nose to tail and about 2 feet of snow fell in the night. This made for claustrophobic bivouacking, the situation not being improved by the summit day dawning memorably windy. This was good for the complexion but poor for views. Visibility on the summit was such that the hoped for panoramic view of stunning unclimbed mountains was non existent. Traditional summit photos were taken which could have been anywhere in the world with snow, mist and storm force winds.
Snow continued to fall throughout the entire descent and was waist deep by the time they reached the glacier below the mountain. Base camp was returned to, in continuing heavy snow which was knee deep in snow shoes at many points, on 26th April.
Overall the standard was about TD but the striking appearance, remote position and spectacular views were such that both climbers rated this as amongst their most memorable climbs.
Steve Burns and Ian Cartwright chose to attempt pt 5935m which rises to the NW of the large glacier plateau north and west of Manamcho and Kajaqiao. This was identified as a fine peak in its own right but also as an excellent viewpoint from which to clarify the layout of the area, something which had proved impossible to do from available maps.
Initially Burns and Cartwright left base camp at the same time as Fowler and Ramsden. However, after 2 days and at a height of about 5600m, Burns began to feel ill, possibly with AMS, and it was decided to retreat to base camp.
A second attempt was made starting on 27th April. Despite horrendous snow conditions, left by the bad weather the Manamcho team experienced, Burns and Cartwright persevered returning to their highpoint on 28th April and continuing to reach the summit on 29th April. The weather was perfect and the final section involved superb mixed climbing of AD standard.
The summit views were expansive and helped to clarify the layout of the mountains in this area.
Fowler and Ramsden were able to spend a day exploring the Manam valley which cuts deep into the Nyainkentanghla East range between Lhari and Tatse. The local headman here had never set eyes on Europeans before (except on his satellite TV!) and it would appear that the mountains had never been seen by westerners before. Both Fowler and Ramsden were inspired by what they found and felt the Manam valley to be one of the most beautiful they had ever visited.


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You might have discovered the mythical, strange Green Fairy, the drink often known as Absinthe, and then you would like to know where you can acquire this liquor - how to order Absinthe http://makeseltzer.com. You might be fortunate enough to find a top quality Absinthe at your local liquor shop or maybe your liquor shop might order a bottle in for you. However, many shops, particularly in the United States, are stocked with fake or alternative Absinthe and not real wormwood Absinthe. You may well be best to order Absinthe online.
- Keep yourself well-informed about Absinthe. There are numerous websites, like lafeeverte.net, with articles about Absinthe, information regarding different brands and reviews of numerous brands.
- Look at alcohol by volume levels of Absinthes. Absinthe has an abv which is between 50% and 75% usually. It's really a very strong alcoholic drink. Proof is around twice abv.
- Make certain the Absinthe contains a thujone level. Some websites list the thujone quantities of Absinthes. If the Absinthe is made up of thujone this means it's a genuine Absinthe which contains wormwood. Wormwood is a key ingredient in Absinthe, in addition to herbs like aniseed and fennel, and it gives Absinthe its feature bitter edge.
- Make sure that the Absinthe also includes anise or aniseed. Some Czech Absinth does not contain anise and is particularly much more of a wormwood bitter.
- Purchase known brands from reputable distillers. Look out for Absinthes which may have won awards or that have good reviews. Known brands contain Pernod (Absinthe not pastis), Kubler, Sebor, The Jade Collection by Ted Breaux, Doubs Mystique, Mari Mayans, La Clandestine - Bugnon, La Fee, Rodniks, Absinthe Roquette 1797 and also Lucid.
- Shop around and compare prices. Remember to consider shipping costs when you compare prices.
- Think about buying an Absinthe essence rather than bottled Absinthe. The essences from AbsintheKit.com are distilled from all-natural Absinthe herbs and you simply mix 20ml of essence with 730ml of Everclear or vodka to produce a real wormwood Absinthe. The essences only cost $3.95 for 20ml. AbsintheKit also sell absinthekits that may contain enough essence to create 14 bottles of Absinthe, a plastic measure and 14 artistic bottle labels. The absinthe kits cost $29 and so are a very economical approach to make real Absinthe.
- Absinthe Classics - This essence creates a classic "verte" or green Absinthe.
- Absinthe White - This essence will make a clear, La Bleue Swiss style Absinthe.
- Absinthe Orange - To create an Absinthe having a twist, make use of this essence to create a yellow-orange coloured Absinthe flavored having natural orange oil.
Absinthe Strong 55 - For those who like a stronger wormwood flavor, this essence is likely to make an Absinthe containing 55mg of thujone per bottle more info. The resulting Absinthe will have a stronger, extra bitter, wormwood taste.The other essences can make Absinthes with 35mg of thujone.
Each of the essences are manufactured from top-quality conventional Absinthe herbs and are distilled using high tech co2 distillation. Unlike steeping kits, these essences already are distilled and so is likely to make an authentic Absinthe that could louche beautifully.
Enjoy learning about this excellent drink and I hope this information helps you discover how to order Absinthe.

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The second set of Japanese Onomatopoeia and Mimetic words from http://onomatoproject.com uploaded directly by the author.
English Sentence It began to rain and a spashing sound was heard.
Romaji Sentence Ame ga furidashi, ______ to oto ga kikoeru.
English Sentence In this area it hasn't rained, and because of the water outage even if you open the tap water only comes out in a trickle.
Romaji Sentence Koko no tokoro ame ga furazu, dansuichū no sei de, suidō no jaguchi wo hinettemo ______ to shika mizu ga denai.
English Sentence It's a hot and sticky day, isn't it?
Romaji Sentence Kyō ha ______ shiteiru ne.
Thank you for publishing this deck. Learning onomatopoeia is hard for me and phrases both in Japanese and English are helpful.
I am enjoying this onomatopeia deck.
Images and sentences , a well made deck.
I have been studying japanese for over 15 years and it's hard to come across these wonderful resources.
I am adding some awesome new words to my current vocabulary.

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Well, we here in Mos Eisley don’t generally dwell too much on history. For one thing, most of our visitors would prefer that their own history be forgotten. For another, most of us just don’t care about history.
However, we’ve noticed that tourists love to hear about this kind of stuff, so here we go: the history of Tatooine. Ah, but first, take off your North Face fleece jackets. You won’t need to either wear jackets or bring them along on a trip to Tatooin, unless you have a special cooling jacket since the planet is a harsh desert after the brutal attack by the Infinite Empire destroyed Tatooine’s plant life and oceans, allowing the heat of the twin suns to toast it to a crisp.
Once upon a time, this was a beautiful world covered with blue oceans and green trees and seasons and weather and all sorts of things that other planets still have. Along with copious flora and fauna, an intelligent species called the Kumumgah, who we know almost nothing about — mainly because their descendants are either unable or unwilling to tell us anything.
These Kumumgah were pretty advanced for their time, but they were no match for the Rakatan Infinite Empire, who invaded and enslaved the Kumumgah (as they did with every other planet and species they encountered. That’s kind of par for the course when it comes to the dark side of the Force).
But our plucky Kumumgah resisted, and ultimately won their freedom from the Rakata, who turned out to be poor losers; they nuked the planet from orbit (it’s the only way to be sure) and turned it into this nearly-waterless, sandy ball of misery that it is today.
Our varsity rivals, Anchorhead, have the honor of being Tatooine’s first settlement. In fact, they were the first, second, third, fourth…et cetera. Off-planet companies just couldn’t understand how little the planet had to offer, and just kept trying, failing, and trying again.
However, once companies had established the basic infrastructure and lanes, spacers found that Tatooine was far enough away from their problems to make it an ideal watering hole/ hideout/ networking venue/ etc. Well perhaps watering hole is the best description considering how dry it is.
Many centuries later, the Dowager Queen crashed into Tatooine. This isn’t all that unusual, really, except that the survivors decided to build a city around it (of course?). And here you are! By the way, the old Dowager Queen is now one of the finest lodgings in Mos Eisley, especially if you don’t have balance issues.
The native races of Tatooine evolved from the Kumumgah after the planet’s drastic climate change. They are the Jawas who are short and known for their scavenging (and occasional swindling), and Sand people (or Tusken Raiders) who are human-sized and known for their violent tendencies. Both the Jawas and the Sand people wear clothing that hides their faces and bodies, protecting themselves from the elements. There are humans living on Tatooine. Working as moisture farmers, most of them can barely sustain life on this hot, inhospitable arid planet.

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Emily contacted me two years ago after I photographed her best friend, Trang’s pre-wedding session and wedding in Melbourne. From corresponding with Emily, I knew she was a highly detail oriented person and planner! She knew what she wanted for her wedding day and especially because of all her hard planning, I wanted to make sure she got it!
Emily explained to me that despite being together with Nhan for over twelve years, she and Nhan hardly take any photos of themselves together. Because they hardly had any photos together, the pre-wedding and wedding photos meant a lot to them. She also explained that they weren’t very lovey-dovey and they can be very “awkward” in front of the camera. I think this is very normal for any couple – I mean, unless you’re a professional model – nobody knows how to properly pose for the camera! But that’s why we are here to help!
Emily and Nhan had chosen the classically gorgeous Carlton Gardens for their Melbourne pre-wedding session. It is a beautiful choice because of it’s beautiful natural gardens and landscape as well as it is centred around the most amazing Melbourne landmark, the Royal Exhibition Building. If you didn’t know, Carlton Gardens, as well as the Royal Exhibition Building, became a World Heritage Site in 2004! This well-kept historical building and its gardens have been around since the 1880s!
The Carlton Gardens is perfect for classic and romantic portraits, but just around the corner at the Melbourne Museum, there are some great locations for some fun photography! Emily and Nhan chose to wear a suit and a long white dress which was so perfect for the location! But what I loved most is how adorable Emily and Nhan were – they were giggling and having fun. Not the awkward two that they describe themselves to be!
Emily and Nhan’s wedding day is just ONE WEEK away and I’m so so excited to photograph more of their sweet love!

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1 – Listening: to the expectations of our clients, investigators and patients.
for the good clinical practice as part of our work (especially with investigators and other participants).
3 – Continuous improvement to ensure the quality of our services, increase our efficiency, maintain customer satisfaction.
4 – The establishment of a consistent ISO9001 certified quality management system with the satisfaction and evolution of our various participants.
See our full Quality policy PDF.
We take to heart the confidentiality of industrial and personal data transmitted to us. Thus, we have taken many steps to ensure a level of protection of such information.
The hard drives of the computers we use every day are encrypted.
Our entire IT infrastructure is protected by a firewall and our mail system is secured.
Storage of documents is secured by the implementation of an archiving system in encrypted mode.
Access to documents is restricted to authorized personnel.
Clearances and permissions are managed by our IT manager.
Maintenance of our IT infrastructure is regularly carried out to ensure that the operating systems of positions, antivirus and other protective software and applications are up to date in terms of the corrective measures applicable.
We respect the following laws: FDA21 CFR11, edited CNIL Act 78-17 of 6 January 1978.
Physical security of our premises is also enhanced.

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December 22, 2011 Vol. 4, Issue 10 Project managers need the right resources — including the talent — at the beginning of the project, not the end.
December 22, 2011 Vol. 4, Issue 10 Infrastructure is all around us, and yet most of us rarely give it a second thought.
December 22, 2011 Vol. 4, Issue 10 Academy Director Dr. Ed Hoffman met with representatives of the German Aerospace Center (DLR) to discuss an international agreement on project manager and workforce development.
December 22, 2011 Vol. 4, Issue 10 TDRS K project manager Jeff Gramling shared some thoughts with ASK the Academy on managing a communications satellite project.
December 22, 2011 Vol. 4, Issue 10 Nearly a year after opening, Kennedy Space Center’s Propellants North Administrative and Maintenance Facility serves as a test bed for a new wave of infrastructure at NASA.
December 22, 2011 Vol. 4, Issue 10 Daniel Kahneman reflects on a lifetime of learning about how we actually make decisions.

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Open “Secret Files – Sam Peters” folder, double click on “Setup” and install it.
Open folder, double click on “fsasgame” icon to play the game. Done!

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Developed in partnership with the National Institute of Sport of Quebec, the “Foot in the door” program aims to equip the targeted athletes in preparation for their retirement from competition world.
As part of “Foot in the door”, Montréal Relève makes it possible to organize 35-hour internships to enable participants to confirm their career choices and help them develop a professional network linked to their future careers.
Through “Foot in the door”, Montréal Relève works to keep talented young adults in Montréal area by showing them what the city has to offer.
Since July 2016, the”Foot in the door” program has been part of the Pan-Canadian Global Wellness game plan for athletes.

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Displayed below are Panama City, FL, short sales, updated daily from the MLS.
For additional details on any of these short sales in Panama City, FL, just click the "Request More Information" button located on the detail page of each listing. We can provide you with disclosures, past sales history, dates and prices of homes and condos recently sold nearby, and more.
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Home | MoM answers | How do I get Miss 4 to go to the toilet without me nagging?
How do I get Miss 4 to go to the toilet without me nagging?
Miss 4 was toilet trained at 2.5 years. After 4 months she regressed and it has been a struggle ever since to get her to go to the toilet during the day. She stays dry at night and will cry if she needs to go. I know my temper doesn’t help the situation but I’m at my wits end. I’ve tried rewards and consequences but nothing works. Thanks for your help.
Just one of those things you gotta wait out patiently to happen on its own. The more its a big deal the harder it will be and longer it will take.
Your daughter could have a kidney problem, which means she may be passing very little urine and won’t feel as though she needs to. If she is close to kidney failure she will make very little urine. I would seek an urgent Doctor’s appt.
She could have an urinary tract infection and may be putting off going if she is getting a burning sensation. A few years ago I had a UTI with no classic symptoms. It was diagnosed after persistent vomitting over a few hours, then a spike in temperature.

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Young children with special needs can often benefit from adaptive equipment. They grow and develop, which means they need their equipment to grow and change with them.
School age children’s positioning and mobility needs change. We will work at home or school with the parents, children, and therapists to evaluate, select, customize and fit.
Adults have a wide range of positioning, comfort and mobility needs, based on age, disability, and lifestyle, and we can create the right solution for you.
Adults and children with disabilities living in group residential or institutional settings often have a wide range of simple to complex needs. We have decades of experience assisting these individuals.
At Custom Wheelchairs USA, our goal is to provide independence and comfort to our clients, no matter who you are or where you are. We carry specialty wheelchairs and adaptive equipment to help infants, children, and adults find comfort and mobility. We are located in Plainview, New York and have been creating custom wheelchairs in Nassau County, NY for over 30 years. Over the years, we’ve come to understand what separates good equipment from great equipment. We also understand that everyone who comes to us is different, which is why we offer custom wheelchairs, power wheelchairs, and adult and pediatric adaptive equipment specifically designed to suit your unique needs.
Our equipment ranges from wheelchairs for kids and pediatric walkers, to adult wheelchairs and mobility equipment. We have worked with many of the top institutions as well as home therapists, physicians, school programs, group home providers, nursing homes, and early intervention programs to provide the most appropriate equipment at the most cost-effective prices. We work with most major manufacturers, including Invacare, Sunrise Medical, KiMobility, TiLite, PDG, Gunnel, Permobil, Pindot, Drive, Rifton, OttoBock, Leckey, Jenx, Thomashilfen, Smirthwaite and more. It’s important for our customers to know that we honor all manufacturers’ warranties. Improve your quality of life today – contact us!


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It only rained one day (out of the fourteen) while we were in Japan. That rainy day was the day we had planned to go to Miyajima, an island right by Hiroshima. The rain was coming down pretty hard but we decided to go anyway, and I’m so glad we did! We purchased ponchos at the train station (500 yen each)… well worth the price this day. We first hopped on the ferry (free with the JR pass) to get to the island. The kids LOVED this short boat ride.
Despite the rain, the deer really were everywhere.
We escaped the rain for a few minutes to enjoy some age-momijimanjyu. So good!
Because of the rain, the island had a mysterious fog covering it, which looked pretty cool. Here is the famous Torii gate of the Itsukushima Shrine. During low tide, you can walk up to it! It looks pretty awesome in person.
The Itsukushima Shrine was packed with tourists trying to escape the rain. It is very beautiful. There was even a traditional wedding going on inside.
There’s probably a lot more things to do in Miyajima, but we only stayed for a little while. If you are going to be in Hiroshima, it is well worth a little day trip! I thought it was great for my kids too. They enjoyed the deer, the funky souvenir shops, momijimanjyu and anago-meshi, seeing the huge Torii gate, and riding the ferry. A special thanks to our dear friends who braved the rain with us!
Check back soon for more adventures in Hiroshima, plus ideas for your next birthday party (Anpanman-themed and Sumo-themed parties!).
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I went there and walked out to the tori gate when the tide was down.
Ooh–looks like a fun trip!
I’ve been there once to visit my friend when I was in college. I wish to take the kids there one day!
It rained on the day we went to Miyajima, too!
I was only there for 2.5 hours (I visited a school in the morning), but my boyfriend spent 6 hours on the island. He went to the aquarium, and hiked to the top of one of the mountains… in the rain and fog.


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This week sees real estate outfit, OUE Limited (SGX: LJ3), falling 5.5% so far to close at S$2.25 on Thursday.
OUE Limited owns brand-name hotel such as Crowne Plaza Changi Airport and properties such as OUE Bayfront, One Raffles Place and Twin Peaks. It spun off its two assets – Mandarin Orchard Hotel and Mandarin Gallery – into a real estate investment trust, OUE Hospitality Trust (SGX: SK7), or OUE H-Trust, in July last year.
On 18th March 2014, the company announced that it is part of a consortium that has been granted preliminary approval to develop the first internationally branded integrated entertainment resort in South Korea. The other companies in the consortium include Lippo Limited and Caesars Entertainment Corporation. OUE is 68% owned by Lippo Limited.
Two days later, OUE made known the outcome of the dividend-in-specie exercise. This is following the announcement at the end of February where it made public that it would be giving one OUE H-Trust stapled security for every six OUE shares held by a shareholder. Following the exercise, OUE will retain 33-35% of OUE H-Trust, down from 45% prior to the exercise.
OUE is currently trading at 0.7 times its historical book value.


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Hankkija Oy is Finland's biggest agribusiness company, with a market share of 50% and turnover of EUR 1 billion. The company has around 1,000 employees, 60 branches and 8 major regional machine centres around the country.
Danish Agro acquired Hankkija in 2013, since when the focus has been on integrating the company efficiently into the group.
Synergies such as group purchasing have been successfully exploited, and Hankkija's results have been considerably strengthened since joining the group.
The company is the exclusive dealer of John Deere in Finland in addition to its agribusiness activities and machinery sales.
Hankkija runs 60 'Agrimarket' retail outlets serving professional farmers and private customers. Multasormi garden centres often share the Agrimarket premises, also owned by Hankkija, and the company's head office is in Hyvinkää.

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S330 Landscaping, or S400 Asphalt Paving.
Moving of the earth's surface or placing earthen materials on the earth's surface, by use of hand or power machinery and tools, including explosives, in any operation of cut, fill, excavation, grading, trenching, backfilling, or combination thereof as they are generally practiced in the construction trade.
(ii) no concrete work designed to support structures to be placed upon the patio shall be included.
(f) This classification does not include running electrical or gas lines to any appliance.
Construction of asphalt highways, roadways, driveways, parking lots or other asphalt surfaces, which will include but will not be limited to, asphalt overlay, chip seal, fog seal and rejuvenation, micro surfacing, plant mix sealcoat, slurry seal, and the removal of asphalt surfaces by milling. Also included is the excavation, grading, compacting and laying of fill or base-related thereto. Also included in painting on asphalt surfaces including striping, directional and other types of symbols or words.


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Erickson Helicopters Inc., Portland, Oregon, has been awarded task order HTC711-18-F-R045, under their firm-fixed price, indefinite-delivery/indefinite-quantity contract HTC711-17-D-R009. The task order is valued at $20,432,020.
The task order provides rotary wing services for Special Operations Command Africa from Arlit, Niger, to various points throughout Africa.
Performance is from August 2018 through June 15, 2019. This task order is funded by Army Africa fiscal 2018 overseas contingency operations funds.


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The Summit Run-N-Gun Standard offer most of the performance features of the Deluxe model but uses a lighter weight, non-weatherproof material. The exclusive inverted high-tension framework sets up in seconds. Like the Deluxe model, the hunting ground blind interior is a roomy 6' x 6' footprint with a 69" ceiling at the center. Removable, large "shoot through" mesh windows adjust silently.
Height to Ceiling - 69"
Our new Summit Run-N-Gun Deluxe hunting ground blind sets up in an incredible ten seconds - and takes down in five. It's quiet and roomy and offers all of the advanced hunting features demanded by hard-core hunters including large, removable "shoot through" mesh windows, silent side adjustment window flaps, a vented roof, brush loops and tied down straps. The moleskin cover is weatherproof, water-resistant, UV-Protected and skinned in Next FLX Digital Camo.
The Summit Run-N-Gun Lite hunting ground blind is designed for hunters on the go. Built with the same inverted high-tension framework as the Deluxe and Standard model, the Lite features a more compact 5' x 5' footprint and a slightly lower 65" height to ceiling. Weight is also reduced by using lighter material.
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I’ve always wanted to cook a turkey and have that American Christmas. It’s something you always see on TV with the centrepiece being this just golden brown turkey straight out from the oven looking ever so lovely. This recipe I’ve tried a couple of times and the stuffing that goes with it is absolutely delicious. It can really take quite sometime to prepare and wait for it to cook but the end result is always satisfying. Check out the recipe below, I believe it’s from Women’s Weekly Christmas Edition from a couple years back.
2. Preheat oven to 180C (160C fan-forced). Discard neck from turkey if still intact. Briefly rinse turkey under cold waterl pat dry inside and out with absorbent paper. Fill neck cavity loosely with some of the stuffing (don’t pack too tightly, as it will stop the meat from cooking evenly). Secure skin over the opening with toothpicks to enclose stuffing. Fill large cavity loosely with remaining stuffing (you may have some stuffing leftover). Tie legs together with kitchen strings tuck wings under.
3. Place turkey on oiled rack in a large flameproof baking fish. Brush turkey all over with half of the butter, rub a little salt onto skin. Pour the stock into the dish. Cover dish tightly with greased foil; roast for 2 hours. Uncover turkey; brush with remaining butter. Roast, uncovered, for a further 1 hour 30 minutes or until browned all over and cooked through, adding more water to the dish if needed. Remove turkey from dish, cover turkey with foil; stand for 15 minutes while preparing gravy.
Test it by inserting a skewer sideways into the thickest part of the thigh, then remove and press flesh to release the juices. If the juices runs clear, then the turkey is cooked.
Make it as per the recipe but increasing the eggs to 2 eggs. Shape into a 28cm log on an oven tray lined with baking paper. Once the turkey is cooked, increase the oven temperature to 200C (180C fan-forced). Cook, uncovered for about 20 minutes or until well browned and crisp.
3. Separate drumsticks from the thigh by cutting through the knuckle at the point of the bend.
4. Make a vertical cut above the wing through the body and remove. Repeat these steps for the other side of the turkey.
Following the recipe to a T, it works out wonderfully. The meat of the turkey comes out so buttery smooth and just cooked to perfection. It can be very easy to overcook turkey. I find it you stick with those meat thermometer recommended temperatures like at 90C it can be a tad dry. I find that you can have great tasting turkey at around 77C but should be at least 74C for health and safety reasons.
The stuffing is the best stuffing I’ve ever had, and the parsley and pine nuts play a big part in that. It truly is a wonderful recipe. I’ve never tried the gravy to be honest, as I like to eat turkey with just a bit of tabasco sauce but I think most gravies taste similar so never bothered with it. The recipe is also very easy to follow and the hardest part is basically making sure the turkey is cooked right so once you got that down, cooking turkey will become a breeze.
I discovered Tanner’s Swiss Patisserie whilst heading for lunch on Blackburn Road. Apparently Tanner’s has been there for decades, and it has this lovely wooden cabin exterior which is so visibly different from the shops around it that you’ll be instantly drawn to it. It’s a small shop but never quiet. The Patisserie sells cakes, tarts, pastries and bread and of course coffee.
Their mini pastries, cakes, and tarts looked delightful so we had to try a few. The pastry pictured above is filled with Hazelnut cream. I’m not quite sure of the advertised name but we bought this because she mentioned hazelnut. Its like a light cookie crumb with a layer of hazelnut cream inside. I found it very sweet overall, and a bit lacking in hazelnut flavour to be honest. It looked fantastic though.
Tanner’s Pecan Pie is as it looks, rich but definitely oozing in flavour.The pecans are still crunchy, with a dark and rich sweet hardened filling. Even though it’s sweet, I found it to be more well rounded in its flavour. The pastry is nice, short and crispy. With a lovely butter texture to it. A real treat.
Their Linzertorte, which is basically a jam filled cinnamon and clove flavoured butter pastry. The tart is perfect, again short, crispy with that rich buttery taste. The ground cinnamon and cloves give the pastry an extra kick and usually with Linzertorte, the pastry is also made with ground almonds that give it a softer texture than most shortcrust pastries. I find that the jams or berry preserves used in Linzertortes to be overly sweet and the ratio between pastry and jam leans too far in the favour of the jam. A very thin layer is all that’s needed in my humble opinion, or a reduction in sweetness in the jam but I think that’s the more difficult option to produce since a lot of sugar is required to give it that texture and consistently.
Tanner’s Apricot Almond Tart is also very tasty. The pastry again is top notch, buttery and crisp. The tart is glazed with sugar to give it that glistening shine. Using ground almonds gives the tart a moist texture to it and definitely one of the better tarts I’ve tasted.
Tanner’s Swiss Patisserie has wonderful pastries and tarts but like most patisseries their sweet delights are a tad too sweet for my liking. A small bite is all I need to be satisfied and these little tarts will do that just fine.
This probably isn’t the best time to post this seeing as it’s July. I always end up making things too late or even after the particular festive time comes around so this is just typical me. I love the smell of warm hot cross buns, it’s that cinnamon and spice mix that just keeps me calm. I also love kneading bread so making hot cross buns is jut plain relaxing. I found a recipe on Taste.com.au and it’s quite a good recipe irrespective of my little mistakes whilst trying to make it. Check it out below!
2. Melt butter in a small saucepan over medium heat. Add milk. Heat for 1 minute, or until lukewarm.
3. Add warm milk mixture and eggs to currant mixture. Use a flat-bladed knife to mix until dough almost comes together. Use clean hands to finish mixing to form a soft dough.
4. Turn dough out onto a floured surface. Knead for 10 minutes, or until dough is smooth. Place into a lightly oiled bowl. Cover with plastic wrap. Set aside in a warm, draught-free place for 1 to 1 1/2 hours, or until dough doubles in size.
5. Line a large baking tray with non-stick baking paper. Punch dough down to its original size. Knead on a lightly floured surface until smooth. Divide into 12 even portions. Shape each portion into a ball. Place balls onto lined tray, about 1cm apart. Cover with plastic wrap. Set aside in a warm, draught-free place for 30 minutes, or until buns double in size. Preheat oven to 150/160°C.
6. Make flour paste: Mix flour and water together in a small bowl until smooth, adding a little more water if paste is too thick. Spoon into a small snap-lock bag. Snip off 1 corner of bag. Pipe flour paste over tops of buns to form crosses. Bake for 20 to 25 minutes, or until buns are cooked through.
7. Make glaze: Place water and sugar into a small saucepan over low heat. Stir until sugar dissolves. Bring to the boil. Boil for 5 minutes. Brush warm glaze over warm hot cross buns. Serve warm or at room temperature.
The original recipe asked to preheat at 190. I disagree as it turns out, it’s way too hot for my particular oven. It should be more at 150/160 especially if it’s fan forced. Otherwise the bun browns too fast and the inside is undercooked.
My other mistake was I poured the warm mixture of butter and milk onto my dry ingredients for my choc buns I let it sit there whilst I kneaded my currant dough. Big mistake, as it became all stiff and hard once I got back to it. So if you want to split the mixes, either knead/mix the wet and dry ingredients really quickly or do it one at a time. I was just worried the warm milk and butter mixture would cool too quickly (it didn’t).
My currant hot cross buns were soft and had a beautiful fragrance to it. These are best eaten fresh as they get hard pretty quickly unless you warm them up in the microwave. So it’s a good recipe but I’ll probably try another recipe when Easter comes around again.
One day I had the urge to make Cranberry and White Chocolate cookies, I think I’ve seen it in stores before but I had this idea that dried cranberries were small and diced. I was searching high and low for these cranberries but to no avail. I don’t even think they exist now. So instead I bought the usual dried cranberries which are a bit chunky. I came across this recipe from Rachel @ Simple Girl and they looked absolutely delicious.
1. Heat oven to 175 degrees Celsius.
2. Beat together margarine and sugars until creamy.
4. Add combined flour, baking soda and salt. Mix well.
5.. Stir in oats, dried cranberries and white chocolate chips.
6. Drop by rounded tablespoonfuls onto a parchment lined cookie sheet.
I liked this recipe but even after reducing the brown sugar and caster sugar it was still very sweet! I think it was because both the cranberries and white chocolate are already sweet. If I were to make these again, I would reduce the white chocolate to 1/2 cup as I put in 1 cup when I made these and the white chocolate was too plentiful. The oats can be slightly big so you may want to add them to a food processor give it a couple seconds whizz so the oats are a tad smaller.
These cookies with oats aren’t your typical crispy/crunchy type, because of the oats it makes it slightly soft so if you’re not fond of it then this might not be for you. Nonetheless it’s a tasty treat that makes you feel less guilty about eating them and very easy and quick to make.
After having my first taste experience of bagels in New York (Ess-a-Bagel), I’ve been on a search to find some delicious Bagels down here in Melbourne. One of the best ones I’ve tasted are Glick’s Special Boiled Bagels, I don’t know what’s special with their boiling but whatever they do it’s working a treat.
Glick’s have a few locations, the one I frequent is in Elsternwick, down on Glenhuntly road, just a few minutes from Elsternwick station so it’s quite convenient if you want a Bagel fix!
Their store also sells a variety of sweets and savoury items which I haven’t had the chance to try but they look tasty.
Of course, being a bakery and all, it serves breads and sandwiches and snacks.
Glick’s is great because they have a large variety of choices. On the top of my head they have plain, herb, poppyseed, wholemeal, the lot (everything), and berry. Aside from their fresh Bagels, you can buy their fridge/frozen selection of plain, poppy seed or sesame which taste as good as the fresh ones. So if you ever have a craving you can just defrost a few and off you go!
We always try one of each and the everything Bagel is packed full of flavour, and when lightly toasted it gives out a very aromatic smell.
I probably could go on about their Bagels but I’ll stop now. If you liked Ess-A-Bagels in NY, these will more than satisfy your cravings. Glick’s Bagels are dense, chewy and slightly doughy. So you can’t go wrong. As they have stores in the CBD, South Melbourne, Balaclava, Bentleigh, Malvern and of course Elsternwick. You’d bound to run into one so I definitely recommend you check it out.

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Costco Shop Online – Costco is Wholesale Corporation that offers membership-only warehouse club. WWW.Costco.com is the world’s largest retailer of choice goods. Costco was founded July 1976 as Price Club but still, has its official headquarters in Issaquah Washington.
Costco Shop Online ensures to offer products to its clients at the lowest of prices with great quantity as well. Costco doesn’t believe in carrying numerous brands rather it focuses its delivery to large families and businesses. This method of working without brands as the primary focus enables them to have control over the reduction in price and marketing cost.
Costco Shop Online goes as far as them ending the sales of any product if the manufacturer refuses to lower wholesale prices. This rule also brought about the company ending sales of products like Coca-Cola and not working with brands like Tiffany.co. This means that the list of Costco products for sale is far too numerous. The only problem with this sales method is a continuation of sales of a particular product is solely dependent on its wholesale price being reduced.
Costco as an American based company has a broad spectrum of products it operates. Started out with its primary focus on retail goods, it integrated the Kirkland Signature brand to its stead.
This brand enables Costco to sell privatized products on discounted rates. This means that including gaining grounds as a brand, Kirkland Signature products can be regarded as co-branded goods.
Later on, Costco Shop Online also signed up with mypublisher and started publishing books and calendar but later took to publishing all by themselves.
From the physical space of Costco stores to the products they offer, the services rendered, the people in their millions of membership and the focus on price slash, Costco brings about great service to even the average customer.
Their mission statement itself says they are here to continually provide quality goods and services at the lowest possible prices. Meaning that they have a standing code of ethics to fulfill to the general public.
Home Services: Bottled water delivery, Costco auto program, Mortgage purchases, etc.
Business Services: Payroll services, Quick books, Payment processing, Business phone services, etc.
Insurance Services: Health insurance, Auto & Home insurance, Group Dental & Vision insurance, etc.
Costco Shop Online has continued to show its dedication to its code of ethics for service delivered. Even though the set of values of Costco’s mission started in 1976, the company still stays true to its logic throughout the globe. They stick to their commitment to quality, quantity, building the entrepreneurial spirit and keeping their staffs focused on the goal at hand.


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For as long as I can remember, my hair and I have been in a constant battle. Whether it’s too frizzy or too heavy or not the right length, I have always been able to find something that I don’t like about it. So, when Caroline over at Formulate contacted me about testing out their customized shampoos and conditioners, I was excited to see if I could find a formula that works for me.
Formulate is a personal care brand that creates shampoos and conditioners that are tailored to your preferences and needs. Using information you provide about your hair, the people over at Formulate develop a formula specific to you. All of the formulas made by Formulate are cruelty free, paraben free, preservative free, sulfate free, and dye free!
To get started, you fill out a survey about your hair needs and type. The survey asks you a range of questions on topics such as hair texture, color, and moisture. Formulate also wants to know your five biggest hair goals so that your shampoo and conditioner set can be tailored to helping you achieve them. For me, the goals were anti-frizziness, color protection, deep conditioning, glossy hair, and lengthening.
Once you’ve finished the survey, the people over at Formulate use the information to start designing your shampoo and conditioner.
A couple weeks after I submitted my survey, my personalized shampoo and conditioner arrived! I was completely blown away by how pretty the packaging was. The products come in these lovely hexagonal bottles. Included in the box was also a card that explained my hair needs and gave me insight into the ingredients in the products. Some of the ingredients includes in my shampoo and conditioner were lactic acid, which strips away dirt, aloe vera, which conditions hair, and sweet almond oil, which promotes hair growth. It was cool to see a company so open about the ingredients going into the products, as that’s something you don’t experience too often. It honestly made me feel 100 times better about switching to a new shampoo and conditioner (something I had been on the fence about before).
I began using my new shampoo and conditioner almost immediately. I typically wash my hair every 1-2 days, depending on how greasy it is (and, tbh, the amount of dry shampoo I have in my cabinet). The first night I used my Formulate shampoo and conditioner, my hair felt greasy afterward. Caroline mentioned to me that many people experience greasiness after their first use, but that it goes away by the next use, which it did for me. Other than that first time, I didn’t have any issues with the formula. My hair felt clean, smooth, and refreshed.
One of the biggest differences I noticed in my hair once I started using my Formulate shampoo and conditioner consistently was the level of frizziness. Unless I apply a de-frizz product to my hair, I tend to have a lot of flyaway hairs. And I am happy to report that the number of them that appear on my head on a daily basis has reduced significantly. My hair has also seemed a lot more glossy.
Overall, I’ve been extremely happy with my experience with Formulate. From the initial survey to the products themselves, everything has been great. It’s clear to me that Formulate really wants to make sure you receive a product you love. Although $49 for a shampoo and conditioner set can be steep, it is definitely effective. If you’re looking to invest in your hair, this is a good way to do it.
Formulate has kindly allowed me to give a customized shampoo and conditioner set away to one of you! If you follow this link and click on the ‘enter my giveaway’ button, you’ll be entered for a chance win!
Thank you so much for reading! I’d love to hear about your haircare struggles in the comments!
Have you tried custom shampoo and conditioner?
Oh my gosh this such an amazing idea! I love the fact that you noticed a difference, especially with frizziness!


text: I made this for a little girl that my middle boy went to school with last year. She is very allergic to cats and wanted one so bad. so I asked her what her favorite colors were and made her this and when she got it she was so excited!!!


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20,000 workers are robbed of award protection every month. Family life is increasingly dominated by work at the expense of our children and elderly. These trends, especially for women, are set to worsen due to the federal government`s IR laws.
One year on, women are the biggest losers, according to a report on the impact of the federal government’s IR changes.
Research by Professor David Peetz from Queensland’s Griffith Business School analyses the first 10 months of WorkChoices. It finds that almost 20,000 workers a month are losing award coverage with the rate of pay for women taking the biggest hit.
the share of national income going to profits is at an all time high.
Professor Peetz says a comprehensive analysis of the impacts of the federal IR laws is being impeded by the withholding of official information by the Howard government and its agencies.
‘Nonetheless, these are the patterns we would expect to see from a transfer of power from employees to corporations,’ he said.
His research is backed up by an ACTU analysis of Australian Bureau of Statistics data in the 12 months since the introduction of WorkChoices. The analysis shows that the gap between full-time wages for women and men has blown out to $100 a week.
Full-time women workers now earn on average 10% less than their male colleagues. This has taken Australia back to the same pay gap in percentage terms that existed in 1978.
The ACTU says, with almost one in four women (23%) reliant on awards (compared to only 15% of men), the erosion of award conditions such as penalty rates, leave loading and public holiday payments is having a serious impact on women’s take-home pay.
This is exacerbated by the federal government’s refusal to include in the new minimum legal standards, rights to family-flexible working conditions that were won in the ACTU Work and Family Test Case.
a rise in profits to record levels.

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David R. Martin of Boston College made this great webpage demonstrating eight sorting algorithms and their performance under best-case, worst-case, and average-case conditions. It’s a clever, elegant way to show how there is no such thing as “one best sorting algorithm”, but that each has its own advantages and disadvantages depending on the expected data and space available.
And, it’s kind of mesmerizing to see the little bars dancing busily back and forth as the algorithm does its thing. You can even race all the different algorithms against each other.

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We are very happy to announce that the beginning of June also means the beginning of Anya Seton Season at Historical Tapestry!
Over the next month there will be reviews, giveaways, guest posts and more! We hope that you will take the time to drop by and see what we have lined up.

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L. prīvāt-us, withdrawn from public life, deprived of office, peculiar to oneself, private < prīv-āre, bereave, deprive < prīv-us, single, individual, private, peculiar, deprived.
Silent; unseen; undetected; unperceived by sight; not audible to hearing.
Personal; own; individual; peculiar; particular; confidential; secret; unrevealed.


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text: I have always loved the pokemon Umbreon ever since it first was introduced when I was a child. I always imagined I had one that went everywhere with me and protected me from loneliness and danger. I'm in my 20's now and sometimes I still imagine that he's here with me. No one could ever be a truer friend than my Umbreon.


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text: Henley Beach Masters have organised some “Super Cooling Towels” as a gift for registering in their upcoming West Lakes Challenge Swim. They have 100 towels to give away to the first 100 to complete their registration for their swim. They are unique towels which are designed for their cooling effect, after racing and training or just for those hot days. So complete your online entry now and don’t miss out on one of these exclusive “Crab Towels”!


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Conroe wide receiver Ameer Patten (25) is brought down by Klein Collins running back Jonathan Lewis (18) during a District 15-6A matchup Thursday at Klein Memorial Stadium.
KLEIN — Klein Collins responded forcefully after its first loss of the season with a 54-7 win over Conroe at Klein Memorial Stadium on Thursday night.
The host Tigers (8-1, 6-1), ranked No. 8 in the most recent Houston Media High School Poll, led by 41 at halftime. Coach Adrian Mitchell liked the response after his team lost to Klein 14-13 a week ago.
For Conroe (2-6, 1-5), the loss ended a 7-day stretch that put coach Cedric Hardeman’s squad against the top two teams in District 15-6A: The Woodlands and Klein Collins. The Tigers were outscored 99-20 in a pair of losses.
Klein Collins unofficially rushed for 297 yards in the win, which is about 20 yards more than the team’s average output on the ground. The Tiger defense sacked Conroe quarterback Jay Smith six times and forced four turnovers.
Conroe fell behind on the first drive of the night as Texas A&M commit Isaiah Spiller scored on his fifth carry of the night.
The ensuing drive from the visiting Tigers picked up some steam with a pair of first downs before a strip sack from Zechariah Ivery and fumble recovery by Kylon Adams set up the next Klein Collins score.
Spiller’s 3-yard touchdown run made it 14-0 with 4:54 to play in the first quarter.
After Braelon Bridges scored on a 5-yard run on the first play of the second quarter, the ensuing Conroe drive ended when Mack Bolden picked off Jay Smith’s pass. The next Klein Collins drive stalled thanks to a penalty, tackle for loss and sack.
Kyler Williams intercepted Smith to end the next Conroe drive, which reached the Klein Collins 36-yard line. That turnover led to Spiller’s third rushing score.
Spiller carried the ball 13 times for 68 yards, all in the first half. The Tigers’ leading rusher, Jonathan Lewis, carried the ball 11 times for 143 yards in the second half.
Two Conroe punts led to the last two Klein Collins scores of the half. First, Bridges scored a 4-yard run with 2:10 to play, then Carter Rhyne connected on a 5-yard pass with Josh Cordova with two seconds to play in the half to make it 41-0.
Rhyne played for three quarters and completed 10-of-12 passes for 125 yards and one touchdown. Thanks to a stout defensive effort, he only faced one drive in the first half with starting field position worse than midfield.
Lewis scored a 58-yard touchdown on his second carry of the night to open the second-half scoring. His run put the hosts up 48-0 with 7:52 to play in the third quarter.
The next Klein Collins drive ended with a 26-yard field goal by Axel Zavala. Conroe’s Dakerric Hobbs had a tackle for loss that helped keep the Tigers out of the end zone.
After an interception on the next Conroe drive, Zavala kicked a 22-yard field goal with 8:46 to play in the game.
Conroe lit the scoreboard for the first time on its 11th drive. Christian Pack completed a pass to Michael Phoenix, who outran the secondary for a 37-yard touchdown with 5:35 to play.
Conroe hosts Klein Forest (1-6, 0-5) next Friday at 7 p.m. Klein Collins will work toward earning a share of the 15-6A title as it wraps up its regular season at The Woodlands (6-2, 6-0) at 7 p.m. the same night.
KCHS: Isaiah Spiller 6 run (Axel Zavala kick), 8:01.
KCHS: Spiller 3 run (Zavala kick), 4:54.
KCHS: Braelon Bridges 5 run (Zavala kick), 11:56.
KCHS: Spiller 6 run (kick failed), 4:29.
KCHS: Bridges 4 run (Zavala kick), 2:10.
KCHS: Carter Rhyne 5 pass to Josh Cordova (Zavala kick), 0:02.
KCHS: Jonathan Lewis 58 run (Zavala kick), 7:52.
KCHS: Zavala 26 field goal, 1:37.
KCHS: Zavala 22 field goal, 8:46.
CHS: Christian Pack 37 pass to Michael Phoenix (Josue Santos), 5:35.


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With the “2i per l’Impresa” Program , the leading company in the production of machinery for the processing of paper will have access to 1 million euros.
The Gambini loan, issued by Creval Valtellinese, guaranteed by Sace and counter-guaranteed by the European Investment Fund*, aims to support the international growth of the Lucca-based company in the design, construction and installation of machinery for the processing of rolled tissue paper (used for health and hygiene, in private homes and public places).
The transaction is part of the “2i per l’Impresa” Program that earmarks Juncker Plan resources to help small-to-medium-sized enterprises innovate and expand internationally.
The financing provides an opportunity for Gambini to invest in research and development, and for the renewal of the machinery and to improve the efficiency of production processes. It will help the Italian company in its preparation to explore new markets in Europe, China and the US, allowing it to expand its business, marked by the realization of advanced, flexible, and high performance technology.
* The transaction is supported by the InnovFin SME Guarantee Facility, with the financial backing of the European Union under Horizon 2020 Financial Instruments and the European Fund for Strategic Investments (EFSI) set up under the Investment Plan for Europe.

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Mandy joined what was Barter Durgan & Muir in 1988 as an Accounts Typist, before she left to raise her two girls. Mandy returned to our Petersfield office in 2007. Mandy has a varied role that includes payroll, bookkeeping and various administrative duties.
When Mandy is not in the office she loves spending her spare time with her partner, friends and children, and has a keen passion for cooking.

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Beautifully presented and well-appointed detached villa, tucked away in an small cul-de-sac right in the heart of the village, yet enjoying a good degree of privacy, with Southerly aspect to the rear and conveniently situated to local amenities including the train station.
Delightfully set within this sought-after development, this exceptional family home enjoys an almost rural feel with the countryside being in the immediate surrounding, yet it is conveniently placed to the centre of the village and the local amenities as well as the primary school. Offering generously proportioned and flexible accommodation, which can easily be adapted to suit a wide variety of family needs depending on requirements, this most appealing home demands personal viewing for a full appreciation of the overall size as well as the standard of finish and location. The extremely well-planned internal layout comprises: Entrance hall, cloakroom with wc, spacious lounge and dining kitchen with sliding door to rear and including built-under oven and integral gas hob with extractor hood. On the first floor there are three well-proportioned bedrooms including the master bedroom with ensuite shower room and family bathroom with three piece suite complemented by tiled walls and floor. This outstanding home is further enhanced by gas central heating, PVC double glazed window frames, driveway providing off street parking, summer house and end cul-de-sac plot with garden to front and rear with rear fenced and enclosed enjoying Southerly aspects and a good degree of privacy.
Located in a small cul-de-sac just off Old Gartloch Road right in the heart of the village, number 28, is well placed close to the local amenities in the village including the primary school which is about a third of a mile away by foot. Gartcosh Train Station is also nearby from where there is a regular service to Glasgow City Centre as well as many other destinations. The city centre is just some 10 mile away by road via the M8 for those who commute by car. The Fort Shopping Centre is just over 3 miles away via the Gartloch Road where there is a wide choice of retail outlets.


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Quick and easy: Simply enter the registration number of your car and your post code, compare prices, choose a local garage in Spilsby and book your Brake Repairs.

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Ok so before anybody says, how come I am wearing skirt with no stalking under, well, I took these pics a week back and to be honest it still gets pretty warm in day time . I don't leave any chance of slipping into a skirt and a lace top specially when it's full sleeves and wine color.
If you ever visit me in super chilly days, you might find me ins little shorts and a huge oversized sweater or sweatshirt. I am the kind of person who gets super cold super super easy but I guess my legs are alergic to cloths, Hahahaha. That is what I tell my mum when she scolds me that I might get sick.
So while it was a bit warm I paired this CNdirect Top with the little black skirt that you also saw in Girly Winter Outfit. Oh, I just realized, I am wearing a lot of clothes from the shop, remember by boho dress from Boho Fall Outfit and Distressed denim and Lace detail top from Lazy Winter Outfit.
Also people get yourself prepared to see this bag in almost all posts as I am all about this Designerds Vintage Bag these day. Isn't it pretty !
If you haven't already realized, I am totally obsessed with wine color this season. In every second blog post and video I am wearing this wine colored lipstick. So in this winter outfit post, I decided to take it one step further with this wine full sleeves top with lace detail on the sleeves and you already know I love for lace and crochet tops .
If you are shopping for winter, I would say always invest in good full sleeves top. We always take of our coats once we are indoors, so the top needs to be fleekin. A little lace detail on full sleeves winter top like this one from CNdirect totally adds a delicate element to the outfit. It's like bringing in the fun summer element of the beach outfit to a chic winter outfit.
such a chic look!! love the cute bag!
Loving the color of your blouse!
So pretty, I love your top and bag!
belli i colori che hai usato, carinissimo questo look!
It's nice that it's warm enough to wear the skirt without the stockings or tights. I'm really loving your bag!
Love your top! It's one of my favorite colors!
Wow! So beautiful outfit! :)) Great combination of colours. You look amazing! I like photos too.


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Designer can plan and design the whole project direct in Optopro.
Upload drawing of existing tubes/pipes.
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Upload customer lists with name, address, property name, phone number, e-mail address, customer ID.
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Notes: Apparently I'm incapable of listening to any new music without immediately incorporating it into a fanmix. Ah well!
Summary: Faith & Xander have a connection, even if they deny it.


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The charging system includes a battery, an alternator with a built-in regulator, and the charging indicator light and wire.
The Alternator has built-in diodes, each rectifying AC current to DC current.
Therefore, DC current appears at alternator "B" terminal.
In addition, the charging voltage of this alternator is regulated by the battery voltage detection system.
The main components of the alternator are the rotor, stator, rectifier, capacitor brushes, bearings and V-ribbed belt pulley. The brush holder contains a built-in electronic voltage regulator.
Alternator management system controls the charging voltage set point in order to improve fuel economy, manage alternator load under various operating conditions, keep the battery charged, and protect the battery from over-charging. ECM controls generating voltage by duty cycle (charging control, discharging control, normal control) based on the battery conditions and vehicle operating conditions.
The system conducts discharging control when accelerating a vehicle. Vehicle reduces an alternator load and consumes an electric power form a battery.
The system conducts charging control when decelerating a vehicle. Vehicle increases an alternator load and charges a battery.


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Over the past three years, the Mountain Park Old Time Band has been creating a stir in old time music circles. The group has five members, all of whom are versatile and talented musicians. Johnny Gentry plays guitar, dobro, and fiddle as well as doing vocals for the band. Nancy Gentry plays upright bass and sings. The only thing better than one fiddler, is two fiddlers. Roger Stamper also plays the fiddle. C. T. Janney plays the washboard – an "instrument" rarely played today. Dr. Mark Handy plays banjo and does vocals. When he's not playing old time, Dr. Handy practices medicine in Abingdon, Virginia. Saturday, October 22nd, 2011, at 7:30 p.m., the Carter Family Fold in Hiltons, Virginia, will present a concert by the Mountain Park Old Time Band. Admission to the concert is $7 for adults, children 6 to 11 $1, under age 6 free.
The Mountain Park Old Time Band has played at the Blue Ridge Music Center, the Mountain Music Jamboree, and at Bristol's Rhythm and Roots Festival. They have also been featured on National Public Radio. The group has released two CDs – Fire on the Dance Floor and Dancing with Sally Goodin.
Fans of groups like the Whiteop Mountain Band will love the Mountain Park Old Time Band. Be sure to bring your dancing shoes, and be ready for a night of down home fun. Nothing gets you out of your seat and on the dance floor faster than a rousing old time band. Don't miss the Mountain Park Old Time Band at the Carter Family Fold! For more information on the group, go to the band's web site.


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Denver, Colo. — Whoever said Digital Signage implementation is costly and complicated never experienced the option now available through vuTyme by ADB. As part of this popular cloud-based In-Room Entertainment solution, hoteliers can turn any hotel TV into a content display without processing fees or involving a third party to manage it for them.
"Unlike a dedicated digital signage system that costs thousands of dollars, ADB is now offering the service as an option within vuTyme," said Chris Dinallo, ADB CTO of Business TV. "As a modular system, vuTyme enables hoteliers to create their own digital signage campaigns. This content is created using a cloud-based management system, shared through the TV's compact set-back box (discretely mounted behind the TV), and stored in vuTyme's library. This gives hoteliers the flexibility to switch any TV from guest use to digital signage as needed. For example, use a TV in the breakfast area to promote the day's meetings and events, then switch it back to guest-use mid-day and change it again to promote bar or restaurant specials in the evening. This is done using a simple web-portal. With vuTyme Digital Signage (DS), there is no need for expensive displays, and it makes the TV more valuable throughout the day."
vuTyme is a 4th generation end-to-end, managed-services iTV solution for hotels. It delivers a complete set of services like live TV, VOD, PPV, concierge, digital signage and targeted advertisements PLUS it offers exciting features such as Searchable Interactive Program Guide (IPG), Over-the-Top (OTT) services access like Screencasting from BYOD, direct-to-guest messaging through the TV, local attractions map with QR Code, Pause/Rewind/Fast-Forward LIVE TV, and much more.
The vuTyme DS option can be used to dedicate one or more set-back boxes to cycle through promotional or informational pictures. Uploaded on premises, staff can specify the date, time duration of display, and the amount of time between pictures. The vuTyme DS can also be enabled by property, by specific area in a hotel (such as lobby or bar), by specific rooms (meeting rooms or guestrooms), or even by specific boxes across a property. DS boxes will not be able to Tune to video or other vuTyme services until the DS mode has been changed for the specific boxes to full vuTyme services.
"vuTyme DS is limited only by one's imagination," Dinallo said. "Our customers commonly use it to showcase restaurant menus, hotel services, property maps, meeting and event locations, safety information, advertisements, and more. When the monitor is not being used for in-house promotions, some hotels have opted to display digital artwork that complements the environment."
"vuTyme DS is the basic content-creation and display service that the majority of hoteliers are requesting today," Dinallo said. "It's simple. . . It's flexible. . . and more importantly, it's affordable. What vuTyme DS is not, is interactive."
vuTyme is offered as a managed service to hotels using the global cloud infrastructure or cable company central office. ADB offers 24/7 monitoring to ensure reliability and delivery of service.
ADB is Connecting Lives and Connecting Worlds with innovative software, systems and managed services for personal TV, business TV, broadband and industrial IoT. We understand how multimedia convergence is changing consumer consumption and driving demand for powerful, flexible and cost effective connectivity and services.
Our Connected Solutions bring together our proven expertise and 20 years of award-winning industry firsts, enabling our customer's to build successful businesses, harness greater efficiencies and deliver the connected experiences consumers crave. We know what success looks like because we are empowering some of the world"s leading content distributors, pay-TV service providers, broadband operators and appliance manufacturers, including: A1 Telekom Austria, Border States Electronic, Brighthouse Networks, Canal Digital, Charter Communications, Cox, Graybar, NC+, Swisscom, Telecom Italia, Telefonica, Telenet, Time Warner Cable, Vodafone and Whirlpool.
ADB has a passionate and dedicated team of more than 550 people, including a 350 strong engineering team. The company is headquartered in Geneva, Switzerland and has offices throughout Europe, Asia and North America.


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Arianespace and Open Cosmos report that they have signed a contract for the launch of an innovative CubeSat deployment solution.
The first Open Cosmos payload will be an auxiliary passenger on the COSMO-SkyMed Second Generation (CSG 1) satellite mission, along with the CHEOPS satellite for the European Space Agency ESA as well as the ANGELS and EyeSat's French CNES space agency missions. Launch is scheduled for the last quarter of 2019.
Following the contract signature, Rafael Jorda Siquier, Chief Executive Officer of Open Cosmos, said, "Customers always ask us how they can get their payloads into orbit quickly and surely.
"Our partnership with Arianespace to launch a 12U (units) deployment platform will get them into their targeted orbit less than ten months after signing the contract. This mission will use one of the world's most reliable and highest performance launchers, with a proven track record - and that's exactly the kind of agility that the space industry needs right now."
Stephane Israel, Chief Executive Officer of Arianespace, added, "This contract clearly reflects Arianespace's unwavering commitment to new players like Open Cosmos, which drive the dynamic small satellite market. It also reflects our ability to offer available, flexible and competitive solutions for all market segments, thanks to our family of launch vehicles."


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In Chinese, the word for ‘fish’ sounds like ‘surplus.’ It is believed that having a surplus at the end of the year ensures one can achieve more wealth in the new year. Serving a whole fish during New Year celebrations is meant to bring abundance from the beginning of the year to the tail end.
The shape of Chinese dumplings resembles their ancient currency—ingots—while the shape of the spring roll resembles gold bars. For Chinese New Year, dumplings and spring rolls are filled with ingredients like cabbage, radish and/or minced meat. The Chinese avoid eating sauerkraut because it implies a poor and difficult future.
Legend has it that the more dumplings you eat during New Year celebrations, the more money you will make in the New Year.
Also known as “rice cake” or “New Year cake,” nian gao were used in ancient times only as offerings to the ancestors and gods. Over time, they came to be served during the Spring Festival as a wish to be successful. These delicious cakes come with the hope that every year will be better than the last.
Noodles represent the hope for a long life. Chinese chefs do not break noodles in half when cooking, as a noodle’s length is symbolic of the length and quality of a person’s life. Try this recipe for your Chinese New Year celebration; it is sure to become a family favorite!


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After four grueling hours, the Council rose with grim purpose and scattered to carry out the plans they’d made. The vote had been a success, but no one was happy about it. Not even Anais. And certainly not Barenin.
As the others filed out, Barenin lingered by their chair, gripping the wooden back and looking around as if trying to memorize the room. Its ornate mosaic floors, the iridescent white stone that framed the walls and spread a river of vines across the governors’ table. They were saying goodbye, Anais realized. Saying goodbye to this part of their life. Not because they wanted to, but because they had to. Another sacrifice in their long quest to save the universe.
Anais made his slow and unobtrusive way over to them, shifting body language from authoritative to calmly neutral. He might have just mediated that session as contract king, but he knew he wasn’t, not really. Not in the eyes of anyone left in this room.
He placed his hand next to Barenin’s, skin just touching. Are you all right? He was learning to read the signs. The tightness around Barenin’s shoulders that didn’t quite show unless you were looking.
The tall council chamber doors closed with echoing thuds. Only the two door guards, Barenin, Anais, and Ijuka remained.
Ijuka still stood by their own seat, near them at this end of the table. They seemed hesitant to move, studying Barenin. Or, for them, studying Por. What must they be thinking, trying to reconcile someone they’d known for years with someone who was almost unapproachable, a legend?
But then, Ijuka had never been that impressed when they’d thought Anais was Barenin Lyr. Maybe they’d have a better handle on this than most people would.
“You’ll be leaving after this?” Ijuka asked, voice echoing oddly in the emptiness of the room.
Ijuka snorted, then their face took on some of the weariness that was returning to Barenin’s, now that Barenin didn’t have to be a governor anymore. Or the contract king. Or anything but who they were in that moment.
Throughout the Council session, Barenin had kept a tight mental conversation going with Anais, hashing out the details of their plan. The Dayarans would direct their people to disable as much Yfeni tech as possible. Small home generators or power supplies in devices weren’t likely to throw off what Barenin was about to do, but the generators under the palace—and in other cities and towns—would be shut down.
Only Edin’s Yfeni generators on the other side of the world would remain functional. Edin hadn’t just planned to use them for their own province. They’d meant to power the entire planetary grid with ten units and backups once fully tested. That might have been an incredible achievement if not for the danger the generators imposed.
Only Edin’s generators had enough power to make a planet disappear, holding it in stasis until it could return to normal spacetime. Anais had watched Edin’s grim face when Barenin relayed that part of the plan for any signs of vindication. But Edin had only nodded. And nodded again when Barenin said after this was done, those generators needed to be shut down. Edin might be an idealist, but they weren’t a fool. Whatever else Anais thought of them, their opinion of Edin’s integrity had risen.
“So you really think this will work?” Ijuka asked. Any pretense of confidence they’d held in the Council session was gone. This wasn’t a question for Barenin, immortal Aezthena. This was a question for Por.
“Yes,” they said, and met Ijuka’s eyes.
Ijuka, of all things, then looked to Anais. And, knowing this was as important a part of this job as any, he nodded.
But though he projected confidence, there was more hope in that statement than truth. Yes, they had a plan. A good plan. In part, his plan. But a big part of that plan hinged on Barenin using the Yfeni generators to power and amplify the modified identity implant. Barenin said they knew enough of Yfeni theory now to know how to use those generators. Anais knew a con well enough to know when someone else’s statement held more hope than truth, too.
Anais shifted. There wasn’t time. He wasn’t sure how long they had to act, but any time was too much.
Barenin must have sensed his restlessness, because they pulled away from Ijuka, turning to him.
“Anais. I need to prepare the tech.” They reached into a pocket and pulled out a metal disk, tossing it to him.
He caught it. It looked like a coin, bronze-colored, ancient and worn. He couldn’t read the writing just visible through the wear on one side, didn’t even know the script.
Anais nodded, then reached behind his neck. Time for him to hand over his contribution to this plan.
His fingers brushed the bump of the identity implant, a synthetic mole on his skin. He grimaced, already feeling its loss and the abilities it gave him. The loss of everything he’d sold and borrowed and stolen to afford such tech…was not consequential. Not nearly as much as the loss of what this meant to him. But this was necessary. This was his plan, after all. Barenin had given up much to help this world. They’d given up their cover identity, their own life here. They had given up friendships. They were giving up a marriage, even if it was a contract marriage. He’d seen the holos in Por’s apartments. Por was close to their Dayaran spouse.
Anais tapped the long code to release the implant from his body. For a heartbeat, his nervous system woke with phantom, moving sensations, fire raging throughout his body. Then it passed, and the implant poked up enough for him to gently pull it from the skin.
A tiny black cylinder, not half a centimeter long, almost the same size as the halo bead in his arm. The halo bead which used similar technology, holding the weapon in that stasis realm until it was called for use.
Anais rolled the implant in his palm, staring down at it. Barenin had said they could make another one. But…but this was the one he had. Maybe he didn’t feel naked in his own genetic skin in that moment, with his mind on everything else, but he would. He knew he would, when this all passed. If they survived. He’d go back to lesser cosmetics. To knowing that his body, his baseline body, was always underneath whatever layers he plastered over it.
Anais handed the implant to Barenin.
“I’ll bring this back or get you another one,” they said. “Promise.” They knew what he was giving up in handing that over to them.
He nodded, swallowing around a hard lump in his throat. And now he did feel naked and vulnerable. Exposed, with too much written on his face, too much emotion transmitted in that brief touch as Barenin’s fingers had brushed his.
Barenin gripped Ijuka’s hands in the Dayaran fashion, that immediate intimacy. “Thank you, friend. I will.” They took a breath. “And yes, Anais, the time. I have time enough to say goodbye to my spouse.” Their eyes, shifting back to gold, locked on Anais. And he felt the wave of loss as it shifted into the cold, unyielding equations of Aezthena grief.
Barenin couldn’t slow time later around the Yfeni generators for fear of interfering with them, but they could slow time enough to have a few moments, or a few hours, with their spouse. Anais had never asked if Por’s spouse knew who they really were. He didn’t envy them the conversation either way.
Still holding Anais’ gaze, Barenin disappeared.
Anais cleared his tight throat, suppressing the urge to shiver in the draftiness of the large chamber. In the sudden absence of Barenin. He’d come to this world fully prepared to pull this con alone. But right then, he didn’t want to be alone. Didn’t want to be here among people who were hardly more than strangers. Even Ijuka, who was back to studying him now with that blunt intensity.
He licked his lips and looked down, smoothing out his over-robe.
Ijuka coughed and he realized what he was doing—he’d been wrapping a persona around himself again, hiding in the first safe role he could find. He’d been projecting Barenin’s posture and gestures.
“May I ask you a question?” Ijuka asked.
Anais pressed Barenin’s coin against his palm, anchoring himself in the cool metal. “Yes,” he said warily.
Anais shifted. Did he owe Ijuka honesty? Yes, for once, he decided he did. “I thought I might do some good. I intended to try, for whatever that’s worth. But the real truth of it? No. I’m a con man. I was hoping to ride it out. It was a role to play. A difficult role, and a role I’d thought I’d enjoy.” He glanced to where Barenin had stood a moment before.
Anais nodded, his throat tightening again.
Anais stood in place, unsure how to respond to that. Was that a gesture of respect or an insult? Maybe a bit of both.
He rubbed the coin in his hand, exploring the engraving and toothed edges worn smooth over time. This must be precious for Barenin to have kept it so long—he didn’t doubt for a minute it was a genuine artifact, not something fabricated to resemble one. It could be hundreds or thousands of years old, from any number of human cultures or worlds.
Barenin had given him the key to their ship. An Aezthena ship. The part of him that was him, for just a moment, thought of what a tremendous price that ship would go for in the right market. And just how much the Aezthena would hunt him for stealing it. And just how vulnerable he was without his identity implant.
Gods and stars above. Would he ever change?
Yes. What he was about to do would change him, he was sure of it. And what came after, whatever came after with Barenin and him…that was a whole other level of change. But they both had to live to get there. They had to pull off this one ludicrous job. This one possibly disastrous job. Possibly genocidal.
A heartbeat later, he stood in a dimly-lit room with sleek, glossy white walls, white floor, and white ceiling. He drew a breath, or tried to—there was almost no air. The temperature was freezing—he shivered and started to panic.

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Zone and environment:Being in the heart of Sants, you will see that the atmosphere in its streets is very commercial. In front of the apartment they have a large supermarket (Mercadona) and 5 minutes walk from the Arenas shopping center, from which you can enjoy a first view of Plaza España.At 2 minutes you will reach the Fira de Bcn (Montjuic) and the Palace of the Art Museum of Catalunya. On weekends in front of the Palace you can enjoy the Magic Fountain, a pyrotechnic show of water, lights and music, totally free.Montjuic a mountain with many places to visit., From the Teatre Grec and its beautiful gardens, the fantastic Spanish village and all its Spanish culture, the Palau Sant Jordi and the Castle of Monjuic. Cable car station. How to move:L1 Hostafrancs Station 10 meters away. From Plaza España you can access lines L1-L3 Metro. Railways of the Generalitat (for Fira Granvia and outskirts of Bcn), Aerobus Station and different bus lines that connect with the Bcn alders.
1) Totally prohibited the celebration of parties or events that may cause inconvenience to neighbors, in case of receiving call by the police, we can make an express cancellation. Rest schedule from 10:00 p.m. - 8:00 p.m. Respect the neighbors in your stay.
3) Be careful with all our property and the things inside it. In case of breakage I notified the damage to authorized personnel. We remind you that the apartment has a deposit in this regard.
4) The loss of keys has a penalty fee of € 30. In case of need for a locksmith for misuse and / or forgetting the keys inside the door, you will mediate with the guest.
7) It is not allowed to decorate, paint or relocate the furniture of the apartment.
8) Locate the bell correctly before pressing. Avoid discomfort to third parties.
9) Tickets after 9:00 p.m. and 2:00 p.m. will be subject to an additional payment of € 30 (working day) and € 50 (holiday). Check exceptions with the Rent4days staff.
10) The departure will always be maximum at 11:00 the staff will be waiting for you, do not take back your work. It is possible to perform auto-check out.
11) Barcelona has a tourist tax (€ 2.25 x person x night) that must be paid in case of not being reflected in the reservation made with other holiday platforms.


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I’m back in my favorite city! A few weeks after coming home from my “Summer in Paris trip” I booked a return trip on a whim. I couldn’t stand that I didn’t have plans to go back and after talking to my extremely supportive husband who said, “just book it,” I did. I figured if I just booked the trip everything would fall into place as it should, and it did! I believe if you put it out there (whatever you are after), with pure intentions, it usually works out the way it is supposed to!
The weeks leading up to the trip were insanely busy. From traveling to photoshoots I don’t think I had a moment to breath, let alone think about the trip. On a side note – I am so grateful for the busyness and business I get to do and all the people I get to photograph (thank you to each and every one of you) that help make my “quick trips back to Paris” a reality.
Love this – the photos are stunning and magical.
What gorgeous photos. And I fully agree with just booking trips and figuring everything out later!

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Volunteers in Louisa County are helping restore a schoolhouse from the late 19th century. A handful of volunteers from Dominion Energy convened in Louisa Friday to help get the old Trevilians schoolhouse back in shape.
LOUISA COUNTY, Va. (WVIR) - Volunteers in Louisa County are helping restore a schoolhouse from the late 19th century. About a handful of volunteers from Dominion Energy convened in Louisa Friday to help get the old Trevilians schoolhouse back in shape.
The sounds of chipping and scrapping echoed in the old schoolhouse Friday as workers from Dominion Energy worked to return the building to normalcy.
Fisher says he enjoyed his day chipping away time to bring life back into the building. “It's history you know, people take pride in that you know, and I just want to be part of that myself."
Education for all children was mandated during the Reconstruction Period in Virginia. However providing public funds to support universal education was not enacted by the Virginia legislature until 1879 which is after Reconstruction formally ended in the state. The Trevilians Schoolhouse was constructed and opened its doors the next year, 1880.
From 1880-1922, the school accommodated 15-20 students, and during the 1930s it was a polling location for voters.
Once the schoolhouse is fully restored and finished this fall, the historical society plans to holds a dedication and open it to the community.

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Each fall during October and November, the Town Board establishes our annual budget. This process usually takes several meetings. The challenge is to meet our needs in the face of rising costs and the decrease in shared revenue from the State. It is anticipated that with the State’s budget problems we will continue to lose significant dollars of shared revenue. Our budget is also constrained by State mandated levy limits.
Most of the budget has little or no flexibility. Roads must be maintained, snow removed, and public safety provided. Contractual payments must be made. Some costs, like the costs of fire and EMS protection and local schools, are out of our control. Fuel costs continue to increase. The only real areas of control are capital outlays for our Town roads for the repair and maintenance program. We can only delay these projects. Unfortunately, this means increased costs in future years.
Residents, interested in the process of establishing our budget, are invited to attend our meetings. Plan to attend the annual budget workshop in October, the hearing in November and the Annual Town meeting in early April. Watch for the posting of dates and times.
This web page provides links to the budget process the Town Board uses as well as the Annual Budget for the current year.

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"Hyundai claims that it will be “the first all-electric compact SUV available to everyone, coming to the market in summer 2018."
STIB-MIVB orders first electric buses.
The Brussels transport company STIB-MIVB has ordered its first fully electric buses from the Polish bus manufacturer Solaris.
The New Jaguar E-PACE has set an official record already.


text: The countdown for the Istanbul Film Festival, celebrating its 37th anniversary this year, continues. This year’s festival was announced by the Istanbul Brother of the Year Foundation for Culture and Arts (İKSV) under the sponsorship of Vodafone Red. Within the scope of the festival, 210 films of 218 directors from 43 countries will be shown in 12 days. In addition to the screenings, there will be chats, concerts and special events with guest directors and actors.


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Roller screen is made of spring loaded mechanism with one touch realizing feature and with Anti bump brake.
The mesh used in roller system is of PHIFER BETTER VUE from brand PHIFER incorporated USA ‘World biggest, largest and premium manufacturers of Fly Screens’.
Better view allows to retrieve 100% Natural Light, Fresh Air & Improved visibility.
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