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(Studio) World War II memories revived in Munich, funeral for 7 elderly Jews killed in community center fire and on Iwo Jima; United States and Japan decided no longer enemies.
(Iowa Jima, Japan) 3 dozen Marines and families return for ceremonies commemorating battle there; Japanese survivors of battle also came; 2 sides met each other; shook hands; former enemies now friends.
(Munich, Germany) Someone set fire to Jewish Community Center in Munich, 7 killed and 9 injured; almost all had been survivors of Nazi concentration camps; was trauma for West Germany; 1st. act against Jews since war.


text: Large, striking, long-tailed sparrow of the eastern U.S. and Canada. Females are browner than jet-black males. White in the wing is limited to one small patch at the base of the primaries. Forages primarily by hopping along ground, scraping away leaf litter. Inhabits scrubby areas and forest edges with thickets. Males sing from atop shrubs and low trees. Visits feeders.

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As GIS becomes all-pervasive with millions across the world using maps every day, the year ahead looks super exciting for the geospatial industry. While advancements in autonomous driving technologies, as well as virtual and augmented realities, are mandating that the maps of the future be more precise than ever, the data to fuel these maps are increasingly coming from the user community, and not just professional cartographers. Meanwhile, the professionals are also benefitting from the time-efficient and transparent approaches to surveying. So, what can the industry expect in 2018? Find out from the insiders!
In this New Year, here is a resolution the mapping industry should aim for — resolve to make 2018 the year the mapping world realized the opportunity to lead the development of maps for self-driving cars. We are finally at a point in the autonomous driving realm where maps are ‘what’s next’. Maps for autonomous driving (HD Maps) are more detailed and more complex than previous maps used for navigation. To be mapped extremely accurately (ideally below 10cm) these new maps require road, lane level geometry, and street furniture.
HD Maps are still in the developmental stages and are still being thought out; until now, a lot of the geospatial knowledge has been missing on the robotics side. But mapping companies are now in a unique position to be able to define what HD Maps are and how they fit into the autonomous driving ecosystem. In the year ahead, look for the mapping industry to take the lead in mapping for autonomous vehicles.
Is mapping only for the happy scientific and interested few? Believe me, there’s hardly any subject that’s not mappable in our world today and there will be much, much more to come if you are – in addition to the regular collection of geo-data – personally able to support. Coming from the antique survey and drawing methods, we now all know by now maps are made of highly-advanced survey, storage, and processing techniques, using and creating more and more data retrieved from your individual contribution to the enormous global databases.
Keeping the static maps for several purposes, the demands for extensive digital (interactive) maps, supplemented with statistics, real-time information and photographic visuals will grow progressively. With a big global variety of users in a growing demanding field, many of us will have the joy of providing geo-data collected with our own devices. The aid of Artificial Intelligence, algorithms and some out-of-the-box mapping, in the combination with strong GIS software, will provide us a fantastic map scenery which will last for us all for the next years!
The future of maps is not a consistent vision. Some maps are global in scale, and yet their detail is fine-grained down to the neighborhood level. Other maps have no consideration for anything outside a small area of interest, like the bird habitat data in British Columbia. In each of these examples and many more, there is a place at the table for professionals, for citizens, and for machines. So, it is the collaboration between these different groups that will produce the maps of the future.
Collaborative platforms aren’t always public, as many enterprise platforms bring together professionals and internally used algorithms, while others augment user-generated data with machine analysis. At the root of these platforms is geospatial data, and it must all be collected, classified, validated, and verified. In the great modern assembly line of geospatial data production, we can all lend a hand to ensure that we all consume a better product. Whether you are a GIS professional, a computer vision scientist, a volunteer mapper, the owner of a mobile phone, or the operator of a vehicle, or even if you’re one of the machines themselves, you have a role to play.
I really believe that with today’s geospatial technology it is possible to collect the unrecorded geometry of boundaries for the billions of unrecognized land interests. And please remember that new approaches are also becoming apparent for the maintenance of collected data. Global standards such as the Land Administration Domain Model are already available in support of the data organization. And these ‘fit-for-purpose’ land administration approaches are cost-effective, time-efficient, transparent, scalable and participatory.
I think that in most cases it is sufficient to identify visual boundaries on imagery for boundary adjudication and mapping activities. Apps on mobile devices can be combined with imagery to identify plots, thus avoiding misinterpretation of visual boundaries on the image. Images can be available from satellites, traditional aircraft or drones. In cases of high land values or intensive land use, the field surveys can be conventional land surveys using high-precision total stations or GNSS. Finally, it is important to recognize that the organization of this process of initial data acquisition requires geospatial support in logistics and case management.
The Maptitude Team sees transportation as fundamental to all human activity. Business users want more advanced transportation tools, and so transportation planning and GIS software will increasingly merge in 2018, making the analysis of business and customer behavior much more realistic.
This is because routing tools help organizations improve their bottom line with companies saving extensive amounts of time and money with sophisticated optimizations such as right-hand turn only directions, and with companies such as Amazon, who need to efficiently manage vehicle fleets as competition heats up in areas such as same-day shopping and grocery delivery.
Using these vehicle routing tools, the government can provide more efficient services such as school bus routing, street cleaning, and snow plowing. While emergency services increasingly use the tools to make sure that they can reach everyone within a specified or mandated amount of time or distance along the road network.
What about you? What do you think this year has in store for maps? Share your thoughts in the comments below!

industry_corpus2: Technology & Research


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Amanda has worked in children’s policy both as a researcher and campaigner for the last 25 years; first for The Children’s Society and NCH (now Action for Children) and latterly as Head of Policy and Communications for Treehouse, the autism education charity.
During that time she covered a diverse range of areas including youth unemployment, leaving care, homelessness, family support and issues facing disabled children and their families. Amanda is passionate about participation and whilst at NCH developed a charity award-winning youth arts participation project.
Amanda joined the CDC in 2009, as Assistant Director her areas of responsibility include health and participation.
Amanda has also researched and written extensively on issues affecting disadvantaged groups of young people.

industry_corpus2: Subject Education


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FileHold Systems releases FileHold’06 Document and Record Management Lifecycle Software to help business and government bring the rapidly growing proliferation of paper and electronic information under control.
Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada; FileHold Systems Inc, a developer of advanced document and record management software has announced today the release of FileHold’06 software that allows companies and governments of any size to create a secure library for critical corporate documents and records and manage those documents throughout their lifecycle.
FileHold’06 was designed and developed from the ground up based on years of customer experience in the document management domain. It was built on Microsoft’s Service Oriented Architecture (SOA) which allows the software to scale to support thousands of users, millions of files and an infinite number of documents.

industry_corpus2: Computing & Telecommunications


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"... We're worried about executing and winning ballgames. That's where the focus is for us. I think it should be clear to you guys that it's not about: Were they up? Were they not? We got our [tails] beat. That's where our focus is: How we bounce back from that. You've got to execute. You've got to play winning football."
On the heels of their 24-17 victory over the New York Giants, the 2012 Cowboys were expected to be the first Jerry Jones-owned team to start the season with two consecutive victories on the road. Though the Cowboys might be better than the Seahawks on paper -- they were favored by 31/2 points -- they didn't play like it.
Dallas fell behind 10-0 only 4:37 into the game as Felix Jones fumbled away the opening kickoff and the Seahawks blocked a punt and returned it for a touchdown.
"I think the stuff that happened early on in the ballgame really challenged us, because we were playing from behind in bad situations," Garrett said. "I thought the defense did an outstanding job in the first half keeping them out of the end zone, getting some stops after some adverse situations.
"We were behind the chains, so to speak, through the game, and we battled back, I thought, really well. But as that game wore on, they did the things necessary, and we didn't, and we have to address that, and we've got to fix that."
The Cowboys trailed only 13-7 at the half, but the Seahawks wore down Dallas with running back Marshawn Lynch. Seattle had the ball for 38 plays in the second half, gaining 187 yards, including touchdown drives of 90 and 88 yards. The Cowboys had the ball for 19 plays and gained 85 second-half yards.
"We just got a little tired on defense," Cowboys linebacker Bruce Carter said. "With that, our technique wasn't good. We didn't fire off the ball like we're supposed to. We didn't play Dallas Cowboys football like we know."
That's the challenge for this week and beyond: Figuring out what Dallas Cowboys football is and playing like it.
"We want to be a team that can go out there and win and be consistent every week," linebacker Sean Lee said. "That's the identity we're working toward -- a tough, relentless, hard-nosed football team that's going to be there. We didn't do that. We didn't execute, and that's why we lost."

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I’ve written many times about how Americans of all ages have been set up for a fake intergenerational battle over supposedly scarce health care resources. The purpose of this phony competition is to distract us from the fact that the resources wouldn’t be so scarce to begin with if we would only reduce the profits of the insurance and drug industries.
It’s an old bait and switch tactic, and the mainstream media have fallen for it hook, line, and sinker. So instead of talking about greedy drug companies that gouge people for drugs they need to survive, or greedy insurance companies that let people die to keep up their share prices, we’re all talking about the greedy old farts on Medicare who don’t want their services cut to pay for younger people’s insurance.
So this is what it’s come to in the American health care system: Sickly 60-year-olds just trying to hold out until they can get their Medicare cards. Cranky old folks hoarding their Medicare benefits against the encroaching middle-aged mob. People eyeing each other suspiciously across the 65-year age divide, fearing and resenting one another.
Do you think people of different generations look at each other this way in Paris? Or in London, or Dusseldorf, or Adelaide, or Kyoto, or Ottawa? Of course they don’t. That’s because in those countries, everyone has Medicare. In most of them, everyone has Medicare that’s better than our Medicare. They all carry around the same little card in their wallets—the one that shows their membership in their country’s national health service. And you know what they have to do to get that card? They have to be born. That’s it. No age restrictions. No waiting periods. No physicals or tests or worries about pre-existing conditions. And no premiums to pay.
Some proponents of an incremental approach have actually suggested just this—opening up Medicare to ages 50 through 65, with some financial contribution from enrollees. And many single-payer advocates, myself included, have simply called for “Medicare for All.” Since single-payer health care systems deliver better care for 20 to 40 percent less money, there would be no need to cut services to any generation.

industry_corpus2: Health & Medicine


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I think this could be a recurring theme.
I forgot my lunch so the crew came up to drop off my lunch. I wasn't able to eat with them because it is a 2 hour late start day and Lauren wouldn't make it to the bus in time.
Ellie hugged me and said "(with a tear of course) I love you, mommy. Please don't go back. Come home with me." She perked up when I told her she could go grocery shopping and buy brownie mix with daddy.
She then handed me her headband and said "here, mommy, take this so you remember me. Put in your purse".
It's days like this that I wish I was independently wealthy.


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The North Wessex Downs Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty held its annual forum a couple of weeks ago. In the splendid venue of the historic Black Barn at Rushall Manor Farm, the morning conference had an excellent line up of speakers. Unfortunately Caroline Drummond, Director of LEAF, was unable to attend as she had been summoned to appear before the Parliamentary Environment, Food and Rural Affairs Committee, but her talk was given by Andy Guy.
The other speakers were Merrick Denton-Thompson, immediate past President of the Landscape Institute, Phil Jarvis, Head of Farming at the Game and Wildlife Conservation Trust, Robin Edwards, Director CLA South East and Chairman of the AONB Management Working Group, Chris Musgrave, founder member of the Marlborough Downs Nature Improvement Area, Henry Oliver, Director of the AONB and Peter Lemon, a local farmer.
The title was Farming Tomorrow – future prospects for farming in the North Wessex Downs. Whilst none of the speakers underestimated the challenges that farming faces, particularly in the context of Brexit, there were some interesting and positive themes that emerged from the talks and discussion that followed. The big uncertainty is the climate for international trade after we leave the EU and the implications for farming.
The first theme to emerge was that of food and the diet of the nation. Obesity costs the NHS £10 billion a year but there are signs that diets are changing. Less meat is eaten as there is more publicity given to vegetarians and vegans, but half of our nutrition comes from cereals when half should come from fruit and vegetables. The first priority for farmers must be to provide high quality wholesome food for the British people. That includes a range of policies such as animal welfare, traceability and food labelling.
But there is a dichotomy here. A landscape such as the North Wessex Downs can only be conserved if there are animals to graze the pasture. It was interesting to note that in the newspaper coverage of the recent climate change report there was a call for a 90% reduction of beef in the western diet due to the emissions of methane from ruminant animals. But there was no similar call for a reduction in rice consumption due to the methane emissions of paddy fields, responsible for 25% of all methane emissions for which man has responsibility.
Eat the View was a campaign launched by Natural England in 2002 to highlight the connection between diet and the landscape. If the UK were to leave the EU without a trade deal, the WTO tariff on sheep meat exports would have a catastrophic effect on the sheep sector which would, in turn, have major implications for the downland landscape.
Whilst diet is critical to the nation’s health, there has been an increase in emphasis on mental health in recent years. With almost 80% of our population living in urban areas, the link with farming and the countryside has diminished. A sense of wellbeing can be achieved through visits to the countryside, through recreation in the fresh air and connection with nature.
Farm productivity has been relatively stagnant for several decades, for which the primary cause has been the degradation of our soils. Soil health and structure must be improved if productivity is to rise to allow farmers to produce food profitably without subsidy. The forthcoming Environmental Land Management Scheme is likely to include grants for farmers to grow restorative crops such as legumes and it would be helpful if there were a return to mixed farming.
It is clear that nature conservation is more effective when carried out on a landscape scale. The experience of Chris Musgrave in the Marlborough Downs Nature Improvement Area, now the Nature Enhancement Partnership, shows the benefits that accrue from this approach. This makes it particularly disappointing that Natural England has withdrawn funding from the Facilitation Fund which contributed towards the cost of these initiatives.
Peter Lemon has been instrumental in setting up another farmer cluster, the Southern Streams Farmer Group, designed to reduce pollution of the Dun and Shalbourne tributaries of the River Kennet. In the absence of funding from Natural England, the AONB has brought in Tim Clark to help development of farmer clusters, but it is essential to persuade Natural England to resume grants.
These apparently disparate elements come together to give a vision of the future of farming that provides exceptional food for the population, landscape for the public to enjoy and a more diverse countryside teeming with wildlife. Quite how this vision can be achieved by the implementation of emerging policy is still unclear, but it could provide great benefits for the nation. Above all, it requires a reconnection between those who live and work in the countryside and the wider public, especially those from towns and cities. It was entirely appropriate that this message was given at Rushall Manor where the John Simonds Trust has done so much to educate people, especially children.

industry_corpus2: Agriculture & Fisheries


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The National Basketball Players Association issued a statement Thursday saying it is prepared to file an appeal on behalf of Charlotte Hornets forward Jeffery Taylor after he was suspended 24 games over a domestic violence incident.
The NBPA described the length of the suspension as "excessive" and added that "The commissioner is not entitled to rewrite the rules."
"The CBA contemplates a minimum 10-game suspension in any case involving a conviction for a violent felony, including domestic violence," Roberts said in her statement. "In contrast, Jeff Taylor was charged with a misdemeanor that is likely to be dismissed at the end of a probationary period. The 24-game suspension is one of the longest in the history of the league.
"We have a scheme of discipline that was the result of collective bargaining between the parties that has been applied consistently over the years. While we appreciate the sensitivity of this societal issue, the Commissioner is not entitled to rewrite the rules or otherwise ignore precedent in disciplinary matters. While ultimately this is Jeff's decision, we stand ready to file an immediate appeal on his behalf."
Taylor was arrested Sept. 25 and charged with assault, misdemeanor domestic assault and misdemeanor malicious destruction of property. He pleaded guilty to the latter two charges on Oct. 29. The assault charge was dropped as a part of his plea deal.
Taylor said in court that he pushed his then-girlfriend, damaging a wall in an East Lansing, Mich., hotel.
In his opinion, NBA commissioner Adam Silver highlighted his commitment to stopping domestic violence, saying the issue has the league's full attention.
I have the responsibility to safeguard the best interests of the league and all of its constituents. ln addition to its profound impact on victims, domestic violence committed by any member of the NBA family causes damage to the league and undermines the public's confidence in it.
The Hornets suspended Taylor indefinitely the day after his arrest and said they would decide on his possible reinstatement after the NBA concluded its own investigation.
Because Taylor has already missed the first 11 games of the season, he must sit out 13 games to satisfy the terms of the NBA's suspension. Taylor will be eligible to return for the Hornets' Dec. 17 game against the Phoenix Suns.
Taylor's arrest was the NBA's first domestic violence incident after the issue became a national topic in the wake of the Ray Rice controversy in the NFL. In the NHL, Los Angeles Kings defenseman Slava Voynov was suspended indefinitely by the league after his October domestic violence arrest. It was announced Thursday that Voynov has been charged.
Taylor was sentenced to 18 months' probation after his guilty plea. The domestic assault misdemeanor carries up to 93 days in jail, but the prosecutor in the case said at the time Taylor entered his plea, it wouldn't object to the judge ordering Taylor to be placed in a probation diversion program.
A second-round pick of Charlotte in the 2012 NBA draft, Taylor has averaged 6.6 points over 103 career games.


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Though ten weeks seemed like a long time when I first began my internship in the nation's capital, the realization that summer will eventually end has started to creep into my consciousness.
My professional and academic success is a priority at The Washington Center. However, many of the most shaping experiences I have had in D.C. so far have occurred outside of my internship. Since each TWC intern works at an internship site for at least eight hours each weekday, I wanted to focus on how to best utilize the remaining sixteen hours in the day.
The most important step to making the most out of the summer is to realize how much D.C. has to offer. There is literally something new and exciting happening in the city every day. Because of this, it is important to be open to all of the potential adventures waiting to happen. Get out of your comfort zone, put yourself out there to make new friends, and try new things that you ordinarily wouldn’t have the chance to at home.
Though this picture of me in front of the New York City skyline seems like it must have taken some degree of planning, it might surprise you to hear that ten hours before this picture was taken, I had no idea I would be traveling to New York City!
Because D.C. is so close to so many exciting opportunities and places to visit, be ready to make the plan up as you go in order to experience it all. It doesn't take much effort to take a day trip to NYC, like I did, or to visit Philadelphia or Baltimore (all of which are accessible by train.) Or if you're looking for something a little less urban you can go and visit Virginia's many national parks that are just an hour or two outside of the city.
There is so much to see and do here and, unfortunately, only so many hours in a day. It can sometimes be difficult to balance work, class, and a great time with the necessity of sleep. My suggestion? Don’t sleep.
Obviously you'll need to sleep enough to be productive at your internship and to stay awake during class but you have the rest of your life to sleep in or go to bed early; you only have ten weeks in D.C. This is the time to stay out late, wake up early, and drink lots of coffee because if you snooze, you’ll lose. My suggestion to you is to live this experience to the fullest.


text: Help: Basketball live scores on Flash Scores - Germany BBL - German Basketball. Basketball livescore: Germany BBL - German Basketball + more than 150 other basketball leagues and cups. Fast and accurate basketball live scores, partial and final livescore results. FlashScores.co.uk Live Centre (available for major basketball leagues) provides detailed statistics (field goals attempted and made, field goals %, 3-point goals attempted and made, free throws, offensive and defensive rebounds, assists, blocks, turnovers and personal fouls). Follow FlashScores.co.uk Germany BBL - German Basketball standings with overall/home/away and form (last five games) tables.


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Aqua Nuova is a luxury glass bottle concept for high-end packaged water brands. The premium design can be executed in regular or crystal glass, in volume of one liter. Beyond the purpose of featuring a branded water, the glass bottle can be refilled and used as a regular water bottle at home or at restaurants.
Combination of simplicity and sculptural shaping together with the dark gradient gives the bottle unique appearence unmatched in the market with water bottles.


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Because Relic Song is a Normal attack, can Meloetta change form against Ghost types? Just wondering.
>One problem with this set is that Ghost types can switch in on Relic Song and "block" your transformation.
So, no. From a reliable source, it will not change if you are versing a Ghost Pokemon.
answered Aug 8, 2013 by !'•-Indigo-•'!
No because as you said it is a Normal type attack. You would only be able to change it if it was a different opponent or some move like Foresight was used.

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Laura doesn’t know where she’s heading.
A Chilean actress (50) travels to Lisbon representing a film where she has a secondary role, since nobody else was available to go. In the Q&A in the Cinematheque she doesn’t know quite how to answer the audience’s questions. The next day she has plans to get to know the city, but she ends up with a Portuguese stranger in an abandoned area on the other side of the bay.
2015, Portugal - Chile / HD / 20 min.

industry_corpus2: Film & Entertainment


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Boots has some of the best gift sets at Christmas time and this one stood out to me right from the start. I had my fingers crossed that Santa would notice it and I was lucky to receive it for my birthday, a month earlier than Christmas.
Make A Difference Plus+ Skin rejuvinating moisturiser 50ml.
On offer for less than £30 the set is cheaper than buying an Origins moisturiser on it's own. Even at full price it's worth it to get a lotion, hand cream and highly regarded face mask.
I hadn't tried any of these products before but I'm already hooked on the Drink Up Intensive over night mask. I've got quite dry and dehydrated skin but using this has meant the winter hasn't caused too much problem yet. Each product is a really good size so it's not like some sets where you only just start to use them and the products have already run out.
A highly recommended, premium skin care set at not so hurtful prices. Perfect for Origin fans or for someone who deserves to treat their skin.

industry_corpus2: Biopharmaceuticals


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can u tell me the bh invite system ??
You need to have 5 points to send an invite! You receive rep points after your weekly and monthly upload amount! You see your position in your profile. If you weekly in the top10000 you get 1 point if you weekly in the top1000 you get 2 points. If monthly your are in the top20000 you got 1 point, top1000 got 2 points, top100 got 3 points, top 10 got 4 points and the first got 5 points.
This system doesn't care about your rank. If you a normal user you can get 5 points in a month. The list refresh evry week ( weekly points) and evry month( monthly points).
Its not so easy to get 1 invite.
Only an express seedbox is needed and there is not a trouble.
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We are specialists in Communal Satellite System Installations for over 20 years so whether your a Home Owner, Local Authority, Management Company, Contractor or Commercial Company we can help with all your requirements.
A communal system is a signal distribution system that provides terrestrial satellite analogue TV reception and digital Freeview reception simultaneously and can even satellite channels from other countries, not just the sky TV option. A communal system allows up to 50-300 properties to operate under the use of one aerial or satellite hence often installed by local authorities to minimise the need for a lot of dishes and aerials on one building. There are various different types of communal systems such as Integrated Reception System (IRS), Commercial aerial services, Master Antenna Television or M.A.T.V and Communal aerial and shared dish systems types.
They offer far more flexibility should tenants decide they wish to have satellite, or even satellite channels from other countries, not just the sky TV option. They also provide terrestrial analogue TV reception and digital Freeview reception simultaneously.
We offer full aerial and satellite services for builders, electricians, developers, architects, shops, pubs, stores and offices.
Digital TV signal and or satellite signals can be distributed to multiple dwellings using a number of different systems.
Digital (Freeview) TV signal from one central aerial array which could also include FM and DAB radio distributed to multiple dwellings over a hard wired screened cable system, many existing communal aerial systems use this type of system and we offer repairs, maintenance, upgrades and maintenance contracts for these existing systems.
This is a shared dish/shared aerial system) which combines TV and satellite signal into a single cable and distributes these signals throughout a property such as a block of flats or terrace of houses, today’s accepted standard for new installations is a twin cabled system, (a minimum of two cables per dwelling) a twin feed system will allow the use of a Sky + type satellite receiver, some existing older systems however do have a single feed only which does limit the operation of recording satellite receivers.
The Maintenance Contracts consist of Same day Call outs and Repairs.
This gives your business peace of mind of not having to wait for the often ridiculous waiting times offered by other companies in the industry.
We can provide a FREE Quote for your requirements so you know exactly how much the job is going to cost, simply Call Us on 0208 090 7485 or click on the Enquiry button below and let us take care of rest!


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Muscat, the capital city of Oman, is a spectacular locale filled with modern wonders and cultural intrigue. It is considered a global city, but has much natural splendour to experience.
These enigmatic creatures are known to be social and playful and aren’t perturbed by the presence of humans. Some species in particular, such as Spinner Dolphins, are known to perform acrobatics much to the wonder of anyone who happens to witness it.
When it comes to a Muscat sightseeing adventure, a dolphin-watching tour is one of the most essential ventures, and can easily be organised by any type of accommodation you might be staying at such as Al Falaj Hotel.
This is the ultimate enhancement to a dolphin watching tour, and it usually comes at no extra cost since the mask and snorkel are provided free of charge. If you wish to speed through the water with some flippers, those might come at an extra cost.
There’s a wide variety of dolphins that can be sighted around the waters of Muscat but three of the most likely species to be glimpsed are Bottlenose Dolphins, Common Dolphins and the legendary Spinner Dolphins.

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2113175 2012-09-18 No Violations Noted Outno viols linked to inspection 2104020, enf 289115.
2149750 2013-03-20 No Violations Noted Rig being torn down and moved off site. 2 wells drilled.
This page was last modified on 9 February 2018, at 05:58.

industry_corpus2: Mining


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[S18] Descendants of Caleb Garrison Sr., and his wife Sarah Fleming, J. G. Ross, Quillian Garrison, (Times Printers & Stationers, Inc., Angleton, Texas), p132.
[S18] Descendants of Caleb Garrison Sr., and his wife Sarah Fleming, J. G. Ross, Quillian Garrison, (Times Printers & Stationers, Inc., Angleton, Texas), pp.133-137.
[S54] United States Census, 1850, (FamilySearch), 18 Sep 2009.
[S18] Descendants of Caleb Garrison Sr., and his wife Sarah Fleming, J. G. Ross, Quillian Garrison, (Times Printers & Stationers, Inc., Angleton, Texas), pp.137-139, 18 Sep 2009.
[S52] United States Census, 1860, (FamilySearch), 18 Sep 2009.
[S18] Descendants of Caleb Garrison Sr., and his wife Sarah Fleming, J. G. Ross, Quillian Garrison, (Times Printers & Stationers, Inc., Angleton, Texas), pp132-150, 9 Mar 2009.
[S53] United States Census, 1870, (FamilySearch), 4 Sep 2009.
[S46] United States Census, 1880, (FamilySearch), 4 Sep 2009.


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Established in 1947, Crown Supply started as a small supplier of electrical supplies, equipment and appliances serving the Providence, Rhode Island area. In 1984 the original owners sold to the current ownership, the Donahue Family. Our Company President, Bill Donahue, son of a second generation electrician, began his work the electrical distribution industry at Crown Supply in 1984. By 1986 Crown Supply established a sister location in Milford Massachusetts.
Still owned and operated by Bill Donahue, the company’s facilities, customer base and product/service offering has grown dramatically. Crown is proud to have become a valued trading partner to customers of all types all over New England. We are specifically proud of the ties we have grown with the electrical contractor and tradesman base which is where our family roots are.
At Crown Supply we are more than a traditional distributor. We are always looking to expand our product and services offering to create opportunity for our customer's, manufacturer partners and most importantly growth opportunities for our employees. We currently offer a creative package of services, not just hardware, including electrical and fire alarm system design, programming and technical support. These services are designed to enhance our customer’s capabilities as well as profitability and allow them to take full advantage of all products at their disposal. We understand that our customers have ever changing demands placed on them so we are constantly looking for ways to help.
We are looking forward to serving our customers and industry in an unique and helpful way long into the future.

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Maybe you’re in severe pain from a sports injury, or it could be chronic pain from wear and tear on your joints due to arthritis or a related condition. Philip Striano, DC, with Hudson Rivertowns Chiropractic in Dobbs Ferry, New York, understands the body mechanics behind your discomfort and directs certain physical therapy treatments to restore function and relieve your pain. Don’t wait any longer for expert treatment that helps restore your body to normal functioning; call Dr. Striano’s office or book an appointment online.
Physical therapy is targeted treatment to restore and maintain body function that has been compromised by an injury, disease, or age and wear and tear on tissues, muscles, tendons, ligaments, and joints. A physical therapist directs your treatment; therapists have a master’s or doctoral degree in physical therapy, which requires extensive training in biomechanics, physiology, anatomy, and kinesiology.
Your physical therapist evaluates your condition at the first appointment and develops a treatment plan that can last from a few weeks to a few months. The therapist asks you to perform normal movements to see the extent of impairment — for example, walk in a straight line, bend at the waist or your knees, grasp a ball, balance on one leg, or climb stairs. You may not be able to do some of the tasks at all, but the results offer your therapist a baseline, or starting point.
TENS units — electrodes attached to the painful area send pulses along the nerves that help stop pain signals from reaching the brain.
Your therapist explains how to do exercises targeted to strengthen the painful area, or to strengthen the muscles, tendons, and ligaments around that area to protect it. Your therapist usually has you do 10 to 20 repetitions of each exercise. If you have back pain, generally, a back exercise program should encompass several stretching exercises.
Your therapist will watch your progress and adjust your treatments as necessary.
How can I aid my recovery during physical therapy?
You should do your therapy exercises at home between sessions to help you recover faster. Doing the exercises at the same time every day helps them become a part of your daily routine.


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Eman and her friend Leyla have an agreement in place: Veto Power. Eman tells us how it works and why it works for their friendship.
Eman shares with us some of her feelings on growing up and dealing with life as an adult. Can you relate?
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The House meets at the Alabama State House in Montgomery.
All revenue-raising matters must originate in the Alabama House, just as in the Congress of the United States. The House must have a quorum to conduct business, and a majority of a quorum can pass any bill except a constitutional amendment, which requires a three-fifths vote of all those elected. An appropriation to a non-government organization, such as a private college, requires a two-thirds vote of those elected. In order to be a member of the Alabama House of Representatives, one must be a minimum of 21 years of age.
The Alabama House of Representatives is composed of 105 members, chosen from an equal number of districts across the state. Each member represents a district of approximately 42,000 people, and is elected to a four-year term. Members of the House at the time of their election must have been citizens of Alabama for three years, and have lived in their respective districts for at least one year immediately preceding their election. The Speaker of the House is a member of the body and is elected by his colleagues to serve as its presiding officer.
Members of the House are paid a salary of ten dollars per day, plus expenses other than travel in an amount fixed by joint resolution of the legislature.
The Speaker of the House presides over the House of Representatives. The Speaker is elected by the majority party caucus followed by confirmation of the full House through the passage of a House Resolution. In addition to presiding over the body, the Speaker is also the chief leadership position and controls the flow of legislation and committee assignments. Other House leaders, such as the majority and minority leaders, are elected by their respective party caucuses relative to their party's strength in the chamber.
Throughout most of the state's history, the Democratic Party has held the majority in the Alabama House of Representatives except for a few brief exceptions. The Whig Party controlled the lower house in 1819 and again in 1821-23 and for the last time in 1837-1838. After the Civil War, Republicans held the majority during the Reconstruction period from 1868-1870 and again from 1872-1874. This was followed by 136 years of Democratic control ending in November, 2010. Beginning with the 2010 General Election Republicans swept to a large majority and have increased it in the succeeding elections in 2014 and 2018.
^ Article IV, Section 50 of the Alabama Constitution.
^ gopadmin (2018-12-19). "State Rep. Danny Garrett To Serve As House Majority Whip For 2018-2022 Quadrennium". Alabama House Republican Caucus. Retrieved 2019-02-19.
^ gopadmin (2018-11-14). "Republican Caucus Elects State Rep. Nathaniel Ledbetter To Serve As House Majority Leader, State Rep. Connie Rowe Elected Caucus Vice Chair". Alabama House Republican Caucus. Retrieved 2019-02-19.
^ "Alabama House Democratic Caucus". A Clean, Competent and Competitive Alabama. Retrieved 2019-02-19.
^ "Alabama House Committees". Open States. Sunlight Foundation. 2014-04-09. Retrieved 2014-04-09.

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Today I'm honored to have Olivia Newport visiting my blog. Olivia is the author of historical, Amish, and contemporary stories. She and I are also agent-mates with Books & Such Literary Management.
Welcome to my blog, Olivia! Thank you for stopping by to visit and talk about your newest Amish release, Meek and Mild from Shiloh Run Press.
Thanks! I’m so glad to be here.
For readers meeting you here for the first time, can you tell us a little about yourself and your publication story?
After growing up in Chicagoland, and living in California, Washington State and back in Illinois, I’ve lived in Colorado for the last 19 years with my husband and now-grown children. I’ve had a string of jobs where my role was wordsmithing in one form or another. In a sense, I cut my teeth on understanding the purpose and audience for a wide variety of organizational pieces and figuring out how to make them communicate for the desired result. But I've always been an avid fiction reader and wanted to write novels. A few years ago I decided to get serious about it. My first novel, The Pursuit of Lucy Banning, released in 2012.
Can you give us a brief synopsis of Meek and Mild?
The books in the Amish Turns of Time series put fictional characters in the middle of true-to-history events that in some way affected the development of the Amish. In Meek and Mild, Clara Kuhn and Andrew Raber find themselves caught in the vortex of events that led to the Beachy Amish separating from the Old Order about a hundred years ago. They both have to decide when is the right time to take a stand that keeps them connected both to their consciences and to each other.
You write both historical romance and Amish fiction. How did your passion develop for these two genres, and do you see yourself writing in other genres in the future?
A few years ago a friend introduced me to the Prairie Avenue Historical District in Chicago, and the result was the Avenue of Dreams series, set in 1890s Chicago. Then I wandered into Amish stories when I discovered a family line that traced to the Amish, and the result was the Valley of Choice series. Now I’m bringing historical and Amish together with the Amish Turns of Time series. But I also had the opportunity last year to write Hidden Falls, a 13-episode serialization available in e-book and audio formats. Hidden Falls has a contemporary small-town setting. I’ve had a blast writing a variety of genres, but when it comes right down to it, they all have a historical element. That seems to be in my writer DNA.
Since you write historical fiction, I’d love to know your favorite historic site you’ve ever visited.
Oh, so many options! I love visiting small local museums, such as the home of a town founder or industry leader. It seems to me that these places always have enthusiastic docents who love to showcase their town’s history. On a larger scale, one museum that stands out in my mind is the Glessner House Museum in Chicago, which was the inspiration for the Avenue of Dreams books. Tours are open to the public, but a friend is a volunteer docent there, and a couple of times he got permission to take me on behind-the-scenes private tours where I got to see parts of the house most people don’t have access to.
I’ve heard that some authors need a special environment to write in (music, comfy chair, coffee shop, quiet room, desk, etc.). Do you have a special place you like to write?
I have a couple of different set-ups in my home that I can turn to depending on mood or ergonomic needs. In the summer, I’ve been known to get comfortable in the hammock on the patio. Sometimes on Saturdays if the house is too noisy I go to a coffee shop in the morning and the library in the afternoon. Now that I think about it, it doesn’t sound like I’m too particular, does it? Wherever I am, classical music is my style of choice. There’s something about the rhythms and pace of Vivaldi and Mozart, for example, that seem to keep my brain clicking along.
Thank you for taking the time to answer my questions, Olivia. It's fun to get to know you a bit better and to learn more about your writing.
READERS, IT'S YOUR TURN: What is your favorite historic site?
Olivia has been kind enough to offer a free copy of her new release to one lucky winner! Please fill out the Rafflecopter below for your chance to win.
Olivia Newport’s novels twist through time to find where faith and passions meet. She chases joy in Colorado at the foot of the Rockies, where daylilies grow as tall as she is. Meek and Mild is book 2 in the Amish Turns of Time set, which began with Wonderful Lonesome and will conclude with Brightest and Best later this year.
Suddenly shun has become a serious word for Clara Kuhn. As 1917 approaches, her Amish church’s aging bishop is coming down hard on members who dally in untraditional practices—like offering Sunday school for children—and Clara’s gift for telling Bible stories to little ones collides with new mandates. The young Pennsylvania Amish woman had always moved freely over the state line to visit family in the more progressive Maryland district, but now those visits are coming under scrutiny by some members of Clara’s church.
On the verge of accepting Andrew Raber’s marriage proposal, Clara is unsure what to make of his new hobby to rehabilitate an abandoned Model T. Just how ward can they push against the bishop’s wishes? As the chasm widens between Old Order Amish and the Marylanders, and tensions rise between longtime friends and close-knit family, Clara and Andrew must look inward to examine their own hearts and consciences and, above all, seek Gottes wille—God’s will.
Today I am honored and privileged to reveal the debut cover for one of my writing friends, Pepper Basham. Her debut novel, The Thorn Bearer, releases on May 7th. I was thrilled when she asked me to share her brand new cover!
I met Pepper online a few years ago, and then in person at the 2012 ACFW Conference. Pepper is one of those rare and unique individuals that makes you feel rare and unique, as well. She has a contagious smile and a sweet, sweet spirit. I'm honored to have her here today. Be sure to read to the end to see the cover reveal!
Welcome to my blog, Pepper! Thank you for stopping by to visit and talk about your upcoming debut releases.
I feel honored to be the very first blog!! I'm sure there will be many, many more. :) For readers meeting you here for the first time, can you tell us a little about yourself and your publication story?
Well, I wear a lot of hats as a music minister’s wife, mom-of-five, and speech-language pathologist, and I think the many ‘hats’ inspire my love for various genres. I’m a native of the Blue Ridge Mountains on the border of NC and VA and come from a long storytelling tradition, so my love for story began at my granny’s knee. I’m a big fan of chocolate, jazz, laughter, and dress-up, and I LOVE spending time with other writers.
It’s been a very long road. I’ve written ever since I was a little girl, but I didn’t start pursuing publication until about ten years ago. I started with Writer’s Digest and The Christian Writers Guild in hopes of learning the craft – and then I began my faithful conference visits. All along the way I worked full-time and added kids J Writing happened in the nooks and crannies of my life. I learned, wrote, submitted, received rejections….and started the process again.
That's an amazing publication story! I love how God shows up at the perfect time, with the perfect agent, and the perfect stories to pitch to publishers. Speaking of the perfect stories, can you give us a sneak peek at the stories you have releasing this year?
I have two novels coming out soon. My debut, The Thorn Bearer, arrives in May and is a WW1 era historical romance. With the backdrop being the Lusitania and WW1, it is a very dramatic novel about friendship, forgiveness, and love. Be forwarned – it can be a little dark too. We have a sinking ship on our hands.
Historical: Ashleigh Dougall survived a painful past only to find her future in jeopardy aboard the ill-fated Lusitania. As she and her childhood friend, Sam Miller, face the tragedies both outside and inside themselves, they learn forgiveness and friendship can lead to something greater than either ever imagined. But Ashleigh’s secrets may be too dark for anyone to accept, even her best friend. Can she learn to release the pain from her past, savor the promises of the present, and believe in the hope of the future?
Then this summer, my first contemporary romance, A Twist of Faith, comes out. It’s a modern-day version of My Fair Lady with an Appalachian Twist. As a speech-language pathologist, I really had fun with this one!
Contemporary: The Language of Love doesn’t have an accent.
Dr. Adelina Roseland is determined to get out of backwoods Appalachia at all cost – even if it means making a wager with her arrogant supervisor to turn cattle farmer, Reese Mitchell, into corporate world material in two months. His accent is thick, but the love that binds his family is thicker and opens up a longing in Dee for a place called home. But will the truth of the wager end her future hopes with Reese and can forgiveness teach them both to speak the language of the heart?
The third book is a middle reader fantasy/steampunk that I’m coauthoring with two game designers from New Zealand. It’s slated to come out in late fall or early winter 2015.
All of those sound amazing! I love WWI (my current WIP is set during that era), and My Fair Lady is one of my all-time favorite stories. I can't wait for all of them to release. You write in a variety of genres. I’d love to know where your passion for each genre comes from.
I’ve always been in love with a ‘fantasy-like’ story, basically stories that have some sort of element of ‘magic’. Magic can be anything from the wonder of falling in love to the powerful amazement in the imagination of other worlds. I’m a big fan of history too, especially the Victorian era-WW1. There was so much ‘creativity’ and ‘imagination’ going on at a fast pace during that time.
Author Cathy Hake once told me to “write where the passion is” and until someone decided to publish my books, that’s what I did. It just so happens that God’s decided to keep me in various genres even in publication. This year I’ll publish the historical, contemporary, and co-author a middle reader Steampunk J CRAZY!
That is crazy, but so amazing, too! Besides being a wife, a mom, and a published author, you also have a day job! Can you tell us a little about it?
I love being a pediatric speech-language pathologist! My specialty is Autism, especially highly verbal Autism and Social Communication Disorders. Up until last year, I worked in a university setting, but last year we moved to Asheville, NC and I began working back in the clinic-scene. Right now I serve a couple of charter schools in Asheville and hope to ‘someday’ focus most of my therapy on social communication. My charter schools are great, though. Fun kids! Fantastic teachers!
I'm sure they feel the same about you. I'm amazed you find time to write! I’ve heard that some authors need a special environment to write in (music, comfy chair, coffee shop, quiet room, desk, etc.). Do you have a special place you like to write?
And – you never know what kind of inspiration you’ll find in the middle of the everyday. My kids are a constant source of inspiration! I do enjoy those rare moments of focused writing time, but, thankfully, they’re not a necessity. I audio record in my car, scratch out info on napkins while waiting in the carpool line, and sometimes take my lunch break to edit a scene.
I guess I’ve learned to seize the moment – whatever moment God provides – to encourage this dream.
Pepper, it's been so much fun hosting you on my blog! I'm excited to see what the future holds for you and your writing.
Thanks so much for hosting me, Gabrielle. You’ve made my day!
Now, it's my pleasure to reveal Pepper's debut cover for The Thorn Bearer, releasing May 7th!!
Ahh!!! There are so many things I love about this cover! The mood is dark and stormy, yet full of mystery, intrigue, and beauty. I love the era and setting, and am eager to meet Ashleigh Dougall. Not only is this cover stunning, it has an endorsement from the amazing Laura Frantz. Congratulations, Pepper!
Your Turn Reader: What do you think of that cover?!?! Isn't it stunning? Please join me in congratulating Pepper.
The winner from last weeks drawing for a Navy Seal Noel from my interview with author Liz Johnson is: Susan Johnson. Congratulations, Susan! I'll be in touch.
I took one more step towards the publication of Four Brides and a Bachelor. The galley edits arrived!
A collage of the images I used while writing my story.
in this photo than she is in the story!), Genevieve & Sarah.
Which one will capture Luke's heart?
After the book is laid out and formatted, a copy is sent to the author and this is called the galley edit stage. According to Wikipedia, "Galley proofs [or edits] are so named because in the days of hand-set letter-press printing, the printer would set the page into galleys—the metal trays into which type was laid and tightened into place—which would then be used to print limited copies for proofreading. The printer would then receive the edits, re-arrange the type, and print the final copy."
Some galleys are printed on paper and sent to the author for final proof, and some are sent electronically, as mine were.
This is the very last time I'll have a chance to change anything in my story. I'm able to make small changes, here and there, but nothing major. The time for the major edits has come and gone.
I was especially excited to see the galleys, because it's the first time all nine novellas are in the same place. I was able to take a sneak peek at the other stories in the book! You guys are in for a treat!!
Your Turn: Have you ever heard of galleys before? For writers, what is your favorite stage of the publishing process? For readers, what stage do you think you'd enjoy most?
Today I'm welcoming Liz Johnson to my blog! I met Liz at the 2014 ACFW Conference in St. Louis, and then spent more time with her at our Books and Such Literary Management Retreat in Monterey, in October. Liz is such a sweetheart, and so funny! She's here to talk about her latest release, Navy Seal Noel, and to give us a sneak peek at her next release.
Welcome to my blog, Liz! I’m thrilled that you stopped by to visit today and talk about your newest release, Navy Seal Noel and your upcoming series with Revell Publishers.
Hi! I’m so excited to be here today. Thanks for inviting me over for a chat!
By day I’m a not-so-mild-mannered marketing manager for nonfiction books at a Christian publisher. By night I spin wild stories of love and suspense. I live in Nashville and love to spend my free time exploring the history (especially Civil War era) and harmonies of Music City. I wrote my first short story at age seven. At twenty-seven I signed a contract on my first book, The Kidnapping of Kenzie Thorn. In those twenty years I wrote a lot of really, really bad books. I also took some classes, went to some writers conferences, and read a lot of other books. And one day my writing started to get a little bit better. My most recent romantic suspense, Navy SEAL Noel, is my seventh book with Love Inspired Suspense. I’ve also gotten to write an historical novella (Civil War era, of course) and a handful of short Christmas stories for Guideposts Books.
I'd love to explore the history of Nashville! I'm a fan of Civil War era history, as well. Can you give us a brief synopsis of Navy Seal Noel and a sneak peek at your next release?
Navy SEAL Noel is about scientist Jessalynn McCoy, who is abducted by a drug cartel and ordered to release a deadly toxin, or she’ll be killed. Trapped with no options, she's desperate for help…she just never expected it from Will Gumble. The boy who let her down years ago is now a navy SEAL. She trusts his skills, his experience. Yet trusting him is a struggle. Will's wish is to heal their damaged relationship and get them to safety. But time is running out and someone is on to their escape plans. Any mistake could mean the difference between facing the rest of their lives together or apart. Forever.
My next release is a little over a year away, so I don’t have a lot of details to share yet. I will say that it’s a contemporary romance set on Prince Edward Island that follows the lives of four people trying to open a bed and breakfast. It’s the first in a three-book series from Revell Publishers.
You had me at Prince Edward Island! :) I’ve heard that some authors need to have a special environment to write in (music, comfy chair, coffee shop, quiet room, desk, etc.). Do you have a special place you like to write?
I’m not terribly picky. I like to be in a comfy spot—I do have a writing chair that is incredibly comfortable—and have a diet dr. pepper close by. When I’m on an urgent deadline, everything about my house becomes suddenly very interesting, so I usually have to find a back corner at a coffee shop or Panera and plug in my earbuds to get to work. And I definitely have to have music playing—something that puts me in the mood of the scene I’m writing.
I had to giggle. Deadlines are a fickle thing, aren't they? One part panic, and the other part--oh, look at the spots I need to mop on my floor... I know you made the move from your home state of Arizona to Tennessee. What have you found is the biggest difference in culture?
It's hard to say what the biggest difference is. Perhaps it’s cliché to say this, but Southern hospitality is a wonderful part of Nashville. I’ve never lived in a place where so many people are just genuinely kind to strangers. I saw it firsthand when I moved here five years ago, just in time for the flood that destroyed so much of Nashville. When the waters receded, people walked out of their homes and went door-to-door offering to help their neighbors tear down and rebuild. Some churches collected so many items for donation that they couldn’t find enough people who needed the donations. I attended one benefit concert that was so packed, I had to stand in the very back of the auditorium the entire show. Nashville loves to care for its people and neighbors, and I love that about living here.
That's such a nice thing to say about Nashville. It's wonderful to know that neighborliness is still alive and well. Here’s one more question, just for fun. I saw on your blog that you can talk about bad made-for-TV movies for hours. J What is the worst movie you’ve ever watched?
I do love cheesy made-for-TV movies! They make me so happy. But the one that drove me crazy (in a bad way) was about a woman who wrote a book, which outlined what she’d like her love life to look like with a fictional guy named George. She sent her manuscript off to a publisher, who immediately bought it and produced a huge hardcover print run in a month. Then the author confessed that her book was not true, and there was no man named George in her life. The publisher demanded that the author find a George stand in for media appearances. So the author found a guy named George and thought he had all the qualities she’d been looking for, but maybe her childhood friend was actually a better match for her.
This movie got everything (EVERYTHING!) about the publishing industry wrong. Books don’t miraculously get edited, typeset, proofread, designed, printed, marketed, and distributed in a month. It takes a long time to release a book. The movie also showed zero understanding of the word fiction (seriously? When was the last time a novelist had to present one of her characters in real life?). And in this particular film, my favorite part of most movies—the romance plot—just fell flat.
But there are so many wonderfully cheesy flicks out there. Hallmark Channel especially knows how to take advantage of all my favorite romance tropes—marriages/relationships of convenience, secret identities, and reunion romances. Their Christmas movies are one of my favorite parts of the season.
See, I told you I could talk about made-for-TV movies for hours!
Thank you for answering my questions, Liz! I can’t wait to read your next release. It’s been a pleasure having you visit my blog.
Thanks so much for having me here, Gabe! What a treat to visit with you and your readers.
Liz has generously agreed to give away a copy of her book, Navy Seal Noel, to one lucky winner! Be sure to leave a comment and enter the Rafflecopter for your chance to win. Also, be sure to stop by Liz's Facebook page and like it to stay updated on her books!
YOUR TURN: Do you have a favorite (or least favorite) made-for-TV movie? Have you ever been to Nashville? Or Prince Edward Island? Where would you rather go?
By day Liz Johnson is a marketing manager for a Christian publisher. She finds time to write late at night and is a two-time ACFW Carol Award finalist. Liz makes her home in Nashville, TN, where she enjoys theater, exploring local music, and making frequent trips to Arizona to dote on her nieces and nephews. She loves stories of true love with happy endings and shares about her adventures in writing at www.LizJohnsonBooks.com.
Abducted by a drug cartel, scientist Jessalynn McCoy's orders are simple—produce a deadly toxin, or be killed. Trapped with no options, she's desperate for help…she just never expected it from Will Gumble. The boy who let her down years ago is now a navy SEAL. She trusts his skills, his experience. Yet trusting him is a struggle. Will's Christmas wish is to heal their damaged relationship and get them to safety. But time is running out and the stakes keep rising. Any mistake could mean the difference between facing the holidays together or apart forever.

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Deciding on the colors of those places on your bedding could be somewhat exhausting. You will need to coincide with the colours of the pair with all the walls, door, or even what encompass your bedding. The white hues are generally the favorite ones. The reason is the white coloration is considered as the relaxing shade. The 3 principal pulaski upholstered queen bed you want to pay for attention will be the bedding, the dressing table, and the wardrobe. As the bedding may be the biggest item on your room, you could put in the costco bed fabric since the most important focus inside your space.
Green is just among many optimal/optimally pulaski upholstered queen bed to make it appear calm and calm. You will often see that green really is a calm coloring. It’s practical if you paint-your bedding green. Pastel green is a dreamland tone. It is suitable to get a space with floral themes and wooden elements. If you are in possession of a conventional bedding, soft green is best for the bedding. The acceptable darkish is fairly effective to show off engraving details on the wall socket. It creates a joy in the nighttime time. But if you love green however require a sterile impression, it is possible to select coral springgreen. It’s a wonderful blend of the wingback king bed.
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The internet has revolutionized healthcare by putting unprecedented information and power into patients’ hands. Multiple studies by Vanguard Communications reveal a generally high level of satisfaction with the quality of clinical care received, accompanied by significant dissatisfaction of non-clinical aspects. Despite general satisfaction with clinical outcomes, patients are often gravely disappointed in experiences outside examination and operating rooms, starting with evaluating providers’ skills online before the first appointment.
In this webinar for the American Alliance of Orthopaedic Executives, Vanguard CEO Ron Harman King discusses the impact of the internet on healthcare consumers’ decisions and how providers should consider new ways to deliver not just quality of care but quality of service.


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DePetro.com: Who will win the state house showdown?
All eyes on Smith hill as the power struggles continues between Speaker Nick Mattiello and the Senate President Ruggerio. Governor " Queena" Raimondo sits on the sidelines praying the " Godfather" Dom the Prez of the senate will get the " Nick-tator" to backdown. A modern day " Crimetown" plays out during July with all three sides having plenty on the line. It was one thing last year when the Speaker made Paiva-Weed cry, but the " Godfather" is not the crying type. Plenty of deals to be made over the 195 land, and why make things tougher for everyone. The dispute is about the " paid-leave act ", which is about as business friendly as the giant inflatable rat outside Twin River. Queena loathes the Speaker, and wants to see him knocked out politically in the worst way.
The new Senate President is not accustomed to public disputes, and wants to move forward on the Pawsox stadium deal. Did the Speaker over play his hand? Is there a way out for everyone to save face? Have we seen the end of " handshakes and hugs?" Listen to the John DePetro Show weekdays from 1:00-5:PM on AM 1540 WADK to learn more.


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Editor’s Note: The following article is by Mary Jo Goosmann, Academic Services Administrative Assistant here at NCU. Here, Mary Jo reflects on the potential dangers and the positives effects of social activism on social media, and shares tips on how to navigate the internet respectfully and effectively.
So you’re scrolling through Facebook after a long day at school and/or work, hoping to find some hilarious cat videos you haven’t seen yet or an encouraging word or picture posted by a friend. It doesn’t matter, you’re just tired and need a quick mental break – only 5 minutes, you say – until you get back to your homework. You just watched a great video of a Corgi pool party and you’re still smiling when, uh-oh, there’s that one friend who posted something political again, and it looks like there are a few heated comments to make it even more interesting.
The inner-workings of internet trolls’ minds have always fascinated you so now you’re reading the comments and suddenly your heart is pumping and y our face becomes stuck somewhere between extreme disgust and ultimate fear. How can someone think that, let alone say it? You can’t stay silent. Whoever this friend of your friend is, they must be taught that they are wrong and cannot continue believing and spreading these lies to those more-susceptible than thou. You must administer justice!
40 minutes later you’re now involved in a heated argument with someone you’ve never met and your face has solidified into an unidentifiable expression. You can’t type fast enough, so afraid that the anti-human robot (clearly they can’t have feelings if they think this way) will post too many times off of your post, making your arguments look invalid or your confidence in your stance weak.
Well, at least you’re persistent. But do you ever feel good about yourself after these interactions? My guess is that unless you are really striving to put “Internet Cave Troll” on your resume, you’ve only done this one or two times before learning your lesson about why you should probably never have an opinion on deep and/or political affairs ever again. These interactions never really end well and you’re not sure how you could have done anything differently. But you do care about justice, so maybe you should just stick to leaving your feelings off of social media altogether?
I appeal to you: do not give up! Don’t let a few bad experiences or your aversion to making such mistakes stop you from standing up for what you believe in. However, I recommend not taking the Internet Cave Troll career path to do so. Here are some helpful hints for navigating social activism on social media, whether you’re starting a new thread or responding to an existing one.
Don’t post when you’re angry. This is a great skill to apply to all communication, actually. I use this method: whenever I get upset at something, I open up a word document and write out my argument until I feel like I’ve covered what makes me upset. Then I leave it and go take a walk, eat a meal, or even leave it overnight. When I come back to it later to see if everything still makes sense I generally find holes in my previous argument or things that I know I don’t actually care that much about after some thought.
Bonus hint: sarcasm is only tolerable, let alone funny, for people who agree with the statement you are making. Otherwise sarcasm makes you look like a jerk who is only interested in your own egotistical genius for coming up with a better way of exaggerating a situation than your 7-year-old brother would have. Don’t get me wrong, I deal a lot of sarcasm. I am slowly learning, however, that it is not always appropriate, such as with political matters. Sarcasm regarding the deliciousness of kale is almost always appropriate.
Be considerate. Remember that you might be pushing someone away from being friends with you or, for my fellow Christians, from seeing the light of God through you. This is different than being kind because it is proactive. I think kindness is more personal, while consideration reaches a broader, unknown audience; one that may not believe the same things that you do, but that you hope to still be friends with.
Have humility. Know that your point of view may seem the only way of thinking about something at the moment, but chances are that you will find yourself in the wrong at some point, or on one side of a multi-faceted problem that doesn’t seem to have just one right answer. Being humble not only retains friendships, it also makes admitting that you are not the sultan of all knowledge of good and evil a lot easier when someone wiser than you proves a point that is better than yours. This is not an “if” but a “when” situation. A good way of doing this is by saying “I think,” and “it is my opinion that,” instead of just stating your perspective like it is written down in the book of life as the only correct answer.
While I fully understand (and support!) not everyone wanting to post their feelings about all of society on social media, I also want to encourage those would be justice-seekers, lovers of people, and politically concerned citizens not to rule it out completely. This is the medium of our time, and if you choose to be silent and/or sugar-coat everything on this particular medium, then it is my belief that you are choosing to do so overall, not just on social media. As much as I don’t like it and I’d much prefer a real face-to-face conversation, I think it’s worth learning to work with since it takes up so much time in our lives right now.
But also have real conversations. With people that have the same perspective as you as well as those who don’t, and with your family, co-workers, and friends. With me, if you’d like! (Although I do have actual work to get done so maybe not all of you.) And do remember to use social media to have fun as well. (Pro tip: this keeps the friend and follower counts high.) Remember, your friends are depending on you to provide witty anecdotes about your terrible homework-to-sleep ratio and a daily dose of cat vs. cucumber videos; I’m just appealing for you to not hide your heart for justice in the midst of it all.
Thank you for this awesome reminder and overall good tips for communicating with people online or otherwise!
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This exciting new concept of team-work, team-play, and team-fun for pianists has caught fire - the artistic and imaginative fire of students, teachers, parents, professional artists and audiences. In just over one year, thePianoTeams® craze has reached such countries as Japan, Germany, New Zealand, Australia, Hungary, the Philippines, Korea, Brazil and others. In the United States, PianoTeams® rehearsals are becoming weekly scheduled activities in many students' total learning experience. Additionally, teachers who explore the repertory together in "teacher-teams" are enjoying the rejuvenation and fun of these piano-socials. Held in tandem with private lessons, participants of PianoTeams® experience the excitement of pianistic pow-wows with teammates as they explore the colorful landscapes of symphonic favorites. Through this new surge of excitement in team-playing, participating pianists are re-discovering the wonders and joys of piano playing. This new-found excitement has changed many young students' outlooks on their piano study -- study that now includes words like care, share, fun, responsibility and team work. TO these young pianist, daily practice on the 88 keys has taken on a whole new meaning.
The word was coined to mean five pianists playing repertoires which were specifically composed, transcribed, or arranged for five pianos. Not unlike any string or wind quintet, PianoTeams® performers think, feel, breathe, listen, sing, and play as one unit. Team members strive to unify and blend the projection of 50 fingers, the musical conception of five minds and the emotional intensity of five souls. Whether the music calls for melodic lines bouncing from one piano to another, dueting pairs of pianos in dialogues, orchestral tuttis, punctuating rhythms or murmuring calandos... five pairs of eyes, ears and hands watch, listen and respond as one team. Exciting? You bet it is! Where else can one find laughter ringing out in chorus over a nesting of five pianos... or piano pals cueing one another for entrances and exits... or team members plotting winning strategies for the perfection of their symphonic interpretation.
Any qualified piano instructor can organize and direct PianoTeams®. The simplest method for a community to start is for teachers to band together for explanatory readings of PianoTeams® repertory. These collegial and fun sessions become an impetus for the organization of student teams. Teachers can either form teams from their own rosters of students or team members may be gathered from different teachers to train under one ensemble director. In the latter case, PianoTeams® directors can set up ensemble studios where students in the community may register to join. This service would be greatly welcomed by teacher who prefer to remain solo coaches; their pupils sign up with the ensemble directors for PianoTeams® participation. These students then become the immediate beneficiaries of the combined cooperative expertise of two professionals: their private instructor's and the ensemble director's. At the same time, students also gain the fun and camaraderie of peer interactions. Team playing also offers an overall enhanced learning experience which serves teachers and students well; the discipline of study and practice becomes a team activity with exciting artistic objectives which are fun, challenging, and meaningful. This translates into inspired piano studentship in both solo and ensemble works.
What are the performance opportunities of PianoTeams®?
Besides seasonal concerts planned by team directors, annual PianoTeams® International competitions were started in 1996 at the Junior Gina Bachauer International Competitions in Salt Lake City, Utah. The first prize winning team from the 1996 inaugural event was a gregarious group of high schools students (from two teachers) in Utah who were invited to perform two PianoTeams® concerts in December 1996 at the Disney Institute Performance Center in Disney World, Florida.
Today, the International Well-Prepared Pianist Festivals and PianoTeams® Competitions are held every three years. To join, watch for announcements on this Web site.
What are the career possibilities of PianoTeams®?
One of the important objectives of the PianoTeams® project is to open up more career opportunites for present and future teachers. Judging from its success, career opportunities for PianoTeams® directors appear to be bright and promising. Teachers who're interested in becoming directors should start by making necessary arrangements for rehearsal facilities. Playing through the PianoTeams® master classes also provides teachers and students with a wealth of rehearsal and performance ideas and techniques. Finally, organizing annualPianoTeams® festivals and competitions in the community gives everyone a common target date and goal toward which to work.
Where do PianoTeams® hold rehearsals?
In addition to ensemble studios with five pianos (acoustic and/or digital), many ensemble directors holdPianoTeams® rehearsals in showrooms of cooperating piano and keyboard retailers, and in schools where instruments can be readily moved and nested together for rehearsals. Because sponsorships by retailer mean more visibility and sales for them, dealers are generally happy to provide their facilities for weekly rehearsal and concerts. PianoTeams® is sponsored by Steinway & sons. International Festivals and PianoTeams® Competitions are Steinway events. Check our Web Site for information on these events.
What kind of music do PianoTeams® play?
Most of the current pieces are popular orchestral classics specifically transcribed for PianoTeams®; but some are original compositions which were written for this purpose. All five piano parts appear on the page. This format provides a panoramic view of the music, thus making it possible for teams to perform without the assistance of conductors. The players share equal highlighted moments and responsibilities in the total ensemble. Therefore, entrance cues and leadership roles are bounced and passed form teammate to teammate. Colors and piano-teaming possibilities are endless, ranging from conversing duos and trios to exhilarating tuttis. Because the technical level of the pieces ranges from elementary level to lower advanced, PianoTeams® directors will have no difficulty finding suitable parts for team members of varying facilities and strengths. To view some examples of team effort in the music browse our catalog section to see sample pages of some of the pieces.
Where can the reader secure information on the international competition and the PianoTeams® repertoire?
Keep checking the PianoTeams® site for new and upcoming events, not to mention our always growing catalogs of scores. Scores and catalogs are published by Piano Ensemble International. Telephone number is: (800) 648-2662.
What are the chances of becoming a teammate?
Very good! As a matter of fact, it should be every student's goal to become a teammate. As in a sports team, one will experience: the melody (ball) being passed from player to player, each player responding with precision to cues and eye contacts of his teammates; interpretations (game plans) being laid out and discussed by the director (coach); and rehearsals (training) honing skills in synchronization and teamwork.


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BMW expects its 2010 unit sales to rise due to new models such as the X1.
MUNICH -- BMW AG vowed to remain the world's largest premium automaker as it forecast its car sales would rise in 2010 despite continued pressure from the global economic downturn.
"We fully intend to remain the world's leading provider of premium vehicles in 2010 and plan to increase sales within the single-digit percentage range to over 1.3 million units," CEO Norbert Reithofer said in a statement on Friday.
Unit sales at BMW group, which includes the BMW, Mini and Rolls-Royce brands, fell 10.4 percent to 1,286,310 in 2009. Sales at BMW brand were down 11.1 percent to 1,068,770 cars.
"The BMW Group can start the new year with a certain amount of optimism. New models will provide tailwind over the course of the year," Reithofer added.
The automaker has high expectations for the recently launched X1 small crossover and the upcoming debut of the new-generation 5-series medium-premium car, which launches in March.
The company reiterated it expects to post a pretax profit in 2009 thanks to cost cutting and other efficiency measures.
BMW said 2009 group revenue fell 4.7 percent to 50.68 billion euros ($71.2 billion). Revenue in its core automobiles segment fell 10.3 percent to 43.74 billion.

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We have a great car on the weekend. Did some work to the car during the week, felt amazing in practice and set my fastest qualifying time to date, which had me in the 6th qualifying spot for the first feature, and we hoped for, and expected, a good finish.
Unfortunately it was not meant to be. On the opening lap of the feature, the car inside of me took me high up the track coming to the green flag to start the race, our rear tires locked and I would be put up into the outside wall. This would be the end of the race, the end of the night and the end of our 2018 season unfortunately.
The car can and will be fixed, however, with my Dad away for business in Vancouver all week, there just wasn’t the time or manpower to get the job done and get the car out for Championship weekend, and the car will not be racing the Velocity weekend either.
Not the way that we wanted our season to end.
Overall, we had a great season, as a team and as a driver, we accomplished everything we set out to do and we improved greatly.
Mobil 1, SE Telecom, Avaya Inc, Radical Restorations, Gear Head.com, Paul Quail Transport, Global Simcoe Paving, The Mortgage Station, Great Lakes Concrete, Epic Racewear, JT & Company and Motorsport Alley.
Many thanks to Rogers TV for continuing Life in the Fast Lane for the second season. We have a lot of fun doing the show and appreciate that they do this.
At this moment, we are not 100% sure what the plans are for the 2019 season. Everything depends on funding so we will talk with our sponsors over the winter and see what we can arrange to do for 2019.
Thank you everyone for your support and help in 2018, we look forward to seeing what we can arrange for 2019.


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text: Curtis Hess grew up on a farm in Strasburg and graduated from Lampeter-Strasburg in Lancaster County. He entered Real Estate in 1983 because he not only enjoys helping people find their dream home but enjoys establishing a long-lasting relationship with his buyers and sellers. Finding a home can be a stressful process, but with experience, expertise and a caring hand it can become an enjoyable experience! He now resides in Lampeter-Strasburg with his wife of 38 years and only a few miles from his two adult sons.


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Two writers. Two excellent, contrasting, collections of short fiction both, in their way, exposing the simple truths and glorious complexities of everyday of life.
First Helen Garner, one of Australia’s most under-stated yet wise and clear-sighted writers has consistently held up an unwavering mirror up to the country through more 13 books (including forensic studies of two highly publicised court cases), two plays and numerous magazine articles. Stories ( Text Publishing) a collection of fiction, some of which dates back more than 20 years, has been released to coincide with her 75th birthday. It showcases her meticulous, pared back, observations on the magical and the mundane. She has a glorious ear for the vernacular so mesmerising you can hear the conversations in your head as you read. Postcards from Surfers will resonate with anyone who has tried to bridge the gap between childhood holidays and the present. Stories is a partner to a volume of her non-fiction work.


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The most basic option in our Jogo da Bola building, the Standard room has a spacious feeling with a large terrace with hammock and floor-to-ceiling glass windows. The room features contemporary and minimalist style with much local context, with floors in handmade terracotta sundried in the Algarve, and solid oak bespoke furniture and an open bathroom with a generous rain shower.
The verandas on the first floor feel like a protected extension of the inside, with privacy ensured by a façade of wooden panels inspired by the traditional Algarvian reixas. On the second floor, the terrace is open to the blue sky.
As with all our rooms, there’s king bed with natural cocomat mattress, plush bathrobes, natural skincare products by Oliofora, and design pieces made by local artisans exclusively for Casa Mãe.


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Calum Green could be banned for three months after allegedly biting Sale Sharks' Rob Webber during a Premiership match on Saturday.
England back-row Mark Wilson has signed a new long-term contract to stay with Gallagher Premiership side Newcastle Falcons.
After surprising everyone on their way to their best Premiership finish for 20 years, Newcastle's Toby Flood knows the pressure is on this season.
Vereniki Goneva has been named as the Premiership Rugby Player of the Season after a brilliant season in which he helped guide Newcastle Falcons to their first ever playoff appearance.
Newcastle host Wasps on Saturday assured of their place in the Aviva Premiership semifinals, and with momentum as they chase a first title in two decades.
Newcastle Falcons No. 8 Ally Hogg has revealed he will join teammate Rob Vickers in hanging up his boots at the end of the season.
Dean Richards has signed a new three-year contract as head coach of Newcastle Falcons after steering them to their best season for two decades.
Dean Richards insists he has not given his Newcastle players the hairdryer treatment in the build up to Friday night's crucial clash with Sale at Kingston Park.
Newcastle Falcons centre Juan Pablo Socino has agreed to join Edinburgh ahead of next season.

industry_corpus2: Sports