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Marcus & Millichap is pleased to present for sale this 12,603 square foot freestanding CVS in Vero Beach, Florida. This CVS has more than 18 years remaining on the base term of its Absolute NNN Lease. Holiday is a thriving suburb of the Tampa-St. Petersburg-Clearwater Metropolitan Area. Holiday is ideally located in west central Florida just northwest of Tampa Bay and a few miles from the Gulf of Mexico.
Located at the signalized intersection of US Highway 19 and Darlington Road, this CVS has exposure to more than 64,000 Vehicles Per Day. The One Mile Radius of this property has experienced explosive population growth since 2010 with a 26% increase from 2010 to 2018 and a projected additional 13% growth from now until 2023. There are numerous national retailers in the surrounding area which include Walgreens, ALDI, Publix, 7-Eleven and Planet Fitness.


text: At my office, which if you weren’t aware, is within my friend’s gym, I have a white board that is titled “The Feel Good Nutrition Nugget”. I change it 2-3 times per week and typically have something on there in regards to nutrition such as a fun fact or how to manage nutrition around a workout. Occasionally I’ll have a motivational quote or saying. And when I’m feeling like there has been a lack of energy in the gym lately, I’ll simply post “Bacon… you’re welcome”.

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I am a "born-again" Christian, and want to share THE good news with you! What is a "born-again Christian", you ask? Born-again Christians have realized they're sinners and are eternally separated from God. The only way to overcome the separation sin has caused, is to accept the sacrifice of Jesus Christ. God sent Jesus (his one and only son) to die on the cross for our sins. He alone is the only way to God.
Why Should I Believe this God/Jesus thing?
Christianity is unique because, unlike most other religions, Christians believe there is not a single earthly thing we can do that will get us closer to God. Because of this, God sent his only son, Jesus, to pay the penalty for our sins. In other words, God condescended to earth to give us a way to be with Him.
But, I'm a good person. I try to live a good life.
Like everyone, we all have the ability to do good things. However, God has made it perfectly clear in his Word that we are a sinful and fallen race. Every single person on this planet is inherently evil; you don't have to teach a baby how to be bad, they're just born with selfish instincts. Everyone lies, everyone has taken something that doesn't belong to them at one time or has done something to hurt someone else. That's called sin. God does not tolerate sin, which is why we can never do enough good things to "make up" for the bad.
Okay, so I've sinned a few times. Does that really mean I won't go to Heaven?
That depends. Let's assume we're on trial for our sins, and God is the judge. Based on the evidence of our sins (when compared to God's standards and law) we are all found guilty. The our sentence is eternal separation from God, which is also referred to as "death" in the Bible. At that moment Jesus enters the room and tells the judge He will accept the sentence on our behalf. The judge looks at us and says, "My son, has offered to pay the penalty for all of your sins. By doing so, He will be put to death for the sins you've committed, and you will be free to go. Do you accept?"
We have a choice! God loves us so much that He's given us a choice to accept the gift of Jesus or not.
Sounds good! I'll accept that gift!
Not so fast. God is sovereign, so He knows the motivations in our heart. He knows if you accept Jesus's sacrifice for your own selfish motives. He knows if you never really change...that after the trial ends you walk out the door and keep living the same life you had been living. As such, it's a change of heart that needs to happen before you accept Jesus. You accept the gift because you want to leave your old life and begin a new, holy life guided by God's will for you. This means you need to turn away from your sinful ways and seek God's perfect standards. By doing that and accepting Jesus's sacrifice can you truly be seen as worthy by God.
So, if God loves us so much, why does he allow terrible things to happen to people (earthquakes, tsunamis, hurricanes, floods, tornadoes, etc.)?
Remember, we are all born evil. There is no such thing as an innocent person on this planet. As such, we don't deserve anything. Since God created us, He has the right to do or not do anything He desires. As humans, we cannot possibly comprehend the thoughts of God outside of what Scripture teaches us. God doesn't have to explain himself to us, so why question God's authority? Everything that happens on Earth can be used for God's perfect plan. As much as I may not like it, I trust it implicitly.
You may be familiar with the fish-shaped symbol frequently seen on cars or advertised by small businesses. This fish is actually called an "icthus", which Greek for the word "fish" and is also an acronym for "Jesus" "Christ" "God" "Son" "Savior".
Early Christians used the icthus as a secret identifier since they could be killed for their faith. It's believed when a Christian would encounter another person, they would draw an arc on the ground. If the other person could complete the symbol, it proved they were a Christian.
The fish symbol was adopted by Christians since the Bible frequently refers to fish and fisherman. Christians are called to be "fishers of men"; that we have a responsiblity to share the Good News of Christ with other people.

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At around six o’clock, the detectives reminded Furqan of their agreement. There was a moment where it seemed he might have changed his mind. Instead, he impressed upon the detectives that they were not to take the ledger from the premises. He then revised this to say they were to be confined to the records room and that they’d better get all the information they needed in one sitting for they were unlikely to have another. Hugo sighed, but agreed.
The records room was a small study, with a desk and several bookshelves stacked full of folders and binders. An attendant was waiting for them with a tray, bearing a steaming teapot and a full complement of milk, sugar, lemon slices and rich tea biscuits. When they entered, Furqan snapped his fingers and the attendant hastily poured two cups, put a slice of lemon in each and hurried out. Only then did Furqan hand the ledger to Hugo. It was a large, black, cloth-bound notebook, with the Hammam’s name proudly embossed on the cover.
Hugo flicked through the pages. Each double page was printed with a table in red ink, with columns for the specific information the Hammam kept. About half the entries were men checking in, noting when they had arrived, what they had paid, which locker they’d been allocated and other such details. The other half were the more sparsely detailed entries of men checking out, occasionally noting any outstanding charges to be paid. Very rarely came the entries of men extending their stay or deciding to take a private chamber late in the evening.
‘How far back does it go?’ said Hugo.
Hugo sat down and took out his notebook, now retrieved along with his spectacles. Sensing he was no longer needed, Furqan left them to it.
Hugo’s use of the word ‘we’ turned out to be generous. He used a very careful system to organise all the information, making several lists at once. Theodore, meanwhile, slumped in his chair and glanced at the clock.
Theodore knew Hugo wasn’t pleased. But the prospect of dinner at somewhere other than the Lilypond was too good to pass up.
If a man wished to find a bar in London that catered to men and women with alternative tastes, one simply had to stand in the middle of Piccadilly Circus and pick a direction to walk in. The Criterion Bar was on the south side of the Circus and gave every impression of being a respectable establishment. The travel guides described it as “London’s most fashionable resort for afternoon tea”. Nevertheless, at a time of night far too late for tea, a very different kind of clientele referred to it as the Witches’ Cauldron. Men would roam from table to table, flirting, kissing and not giving a damn who saw. Some wore make-up. Others wore frocks. After dark, it was a place where if a man was so bold as to be himself he would be met with applause.
Theodore descended the wide, sweeping staircase that led to the long room of marble and mirrors. It was too early in the evening for anything interesting to be going on. Theodore didn’t even expect Art to have arrived yet, but when he gave Art’s name he was surprised when the waiter led him to a table.
Art smiled as Theodore approached. Here in the outside world, Art was a very different sight. His hair was slicked back with grease and he wore a narrow tuxedo with a white waistcoat. Though years had left the odd grey hair on his head and line in his face, his smile hadn’t changed an inch.
‘Me too,’ said Theodore, trying to shake his nerves.
Art gestured to the table. They sat. As they did, Art’s eyes flickered up and down Theodore, appraising him like a mended watch just back from the jewellers. Despite having seen each other only a few hours earlier, this meeting felt more real. Perhaps because they were alone.
‘Have a light?’ he asked, pulling a cigarette case from his front pocket.
Art frowned, looking down at himself. ‘The wedding ring,’ said Theodore, nodding at the gold band on Art’s finger.
‘You’re married, yet you still spend nights at the Hammam?’ said Theodore, trying to keep accusation out of his tone.
Before Art could respond, a waiter arrived and offered drinks. Art ordered a Gordon’s. Theodore, finding himself unable to remember any beverages he liked, ordered the same.
Theodore stopped laughing. The waiter returned with their drinks. The pair sat in awkward silence as he set them down. Sensing the mood, the waiter knew better than to ask if they were ready to order food. He bowed and left without a word.
Theodore was stunned. Of course, he knew living with Hugo was a risk. He’d be a fool not to. But they’d gotten away with it so long he didn’t really think about that anymore. It had never occurred to him that it might get more dangerous as time passed. He had never really considered that things wouldn’t always be the way they were.
Theodore had believed himself when he’d said it. So why did it feel like betrayal?
Art shrugged. ‘If you say so.’ He moved on to other trivial topics and forgot the matter entirely. Theodore smiled and chatted and pretended all was well, but even as he did he already knew he would remember nothing else about tonight.
He forgot to ask a single question about the case.
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Visiting the northern Greek city of Naousa in Imathia, central Macedonia on Monday, Greece's main opposition leader George Papandreou slammed the government's policies at home and abroad. According to the president of the Panhellenic Socialist Movement (PASOK), the government lacked a serious and carefully planned policy for foreign affairs, while its policies in other areas were dominated by cronyism and patronage.
"The government has missed enormous opportunities in Greek-Turkish relations and the Cyprus issue. This is something that burdens our country's agenda abroad and, of course, this has repercussions on the economy, social policy and trade," he said.
Regarding local concerns about the dispute between Greece and the Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia (FYROM) over FYROM's use of the name 'Macedonia' - also shared with the geographical area spanning almost the entire breadth of northern Greece - Papandreou said concern over the government's views on the handling of foreign policy issues, especially the lack of initiatives, was shared by all of Greece.
Noting that Greece had lost its former lead in the Balkan region, Papandreou stressed that this was more serious for Macedonia, which was adjacent to the new EU member-states, Bulgaria and Romania, whose borders had now opened and for which Greece should a carefully studied policy.
This lack of planning also extended to domestic issues, where there was a lack of comprehensive and planned policies to promote development and benefit the citizens, he added.
During his visit to the city, Papandreou met Naousa Mayor Tassos Karabatzos and other local officials, who outlined problems arising from the city's deindustrialisation and the resulting high unemployment, as well as problems faced by farmers, hoteliers and businesses.
Challenged by local workers made redundant by the Klostiria Naousis textile plant over PASOK's failure to back a government bill introducing measures for the relief of those who lost their jobs, Papandreou said his party was against "charity" and wanted a comprehensive policy for the region.
"Our own proposal is different from that implemented today by New Democracy. We believe in another way, which is a comprehensive approach for reconstruction of the region," he said.

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“… and his truth endureth to all generations” (Psalm 100:5).
Have you noticed how the meaning of words change? Each year new words are added to our English dictionary by dictionary publishers. The definition of words change with the culture and each generation.
For instance, the word “awful” meant inspiring wonder in the fourteenth century. Its meaning, embedded in the word, is full of awe. However, in modern English we use the word in an opposite manner. Now the definition of the word is negative. The word “broadcast” originally was used in an agricultural contact. A farmer would “broadcast” his seed in sowing. Today, the word is used to describe media programming.
In strong contrast to words changing over time and in different generations, God’s Word does not change. The psalmist ends this psalm of praise with a notice about the truth of God being timeless and trans-generational.
Consider this: God’s Word—His truth—endures. His Word was written over fifteen hundred years. It has endured scores of generations. Society changes with every generation. Yet, His Word does not change. His Word does not expire. His Word remains unchanged.
The psalmist’s hymn of praise ends with a trio of truths. The crescendo of this song is found in this last phrase. God’s truth will march on to subsequent generations. When the Old Testament saints sang this hymn, they found comfort that God’s truth would endure to the next generation. Today, we can sing with the same assurance of a former generation. The generation to come behind you will find that God’s truth, His Word, will endure to the next generation.
Today, look around at the people in your life. Someone in your life needs to hear and know the timeless and relevant truths of God’s Word. Know this: the Bible is the answer to every human need. It is the only true consolation for humankind. Share the Word of God with someone in your life. You will find that Word of God endures to every generation.


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Please find below a presentation of 15 slides in English, Polish, Korean, Chinese, explaining to foreign investors how to do business in France.
The main French legal and tax rules, when a foreign investor wants to do business in France or has a litigation, are presented in a simplified manner.
This is a simple presentation for non-lawyers. It cannot engage the responsibility of its author, the law firm D2K Avocats.
This is not a legal opinion from D2K Lawyers for a specific case, it is a general document.
In case of conflict between the different language versions of the document, the English version of the document shall prevail.
Our French law firm remains at your disposal for any further information on legal and tax rules for doing business in France.

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AC&M will participate in the annual Caspian Telecoms conference on April 18-20 in Istanbul. Our Senior Analyst Dmitry Yaremenko will speak on IP-transit market development in Caucasus and Central Asia.
Dmitry's presentation will be available in the Data Downloads section of our web site after the conference is over.
Caspian Telecoms Conference is the only event for the telecoms industry for Turkey, CIS, the Black Sea States and their neighbouring Caspian and Central Asian regions. The event has grown steadily over last years and has now become an essential meeting point for many professionals in the telecoms industry. The Caspian & Black Sea Telecoms Conference & Showcase acts as an international gateway into a market that offers huge potential for both established investors and new market entrants.


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As any business owner, marketer, or other leader is bound to find out, networking and reaching out to potential clients are some of the most crucial aspects of business growth and diversification. Even with the greatest possible products and the most dedicated service, businesses must incorporate a highly-visible profile into their plan should they intend to succeed. On a local level, getting your name and contact information out there along with making positive impressions can work wonders for your bottom line, and with the power of the internet and our Riverhills business directory, you can fully take advantage of the opportunities. Consumers in Riverhills can also benefit from our comprehensive listings, which open the doors to the best products and services in the Australia.
Doing business in Riverhills can be a challenge no matter the industry or field, and making strong connections both with other businesses and with customers is a large part of quality operations. The internet presents scores of chances for businesses to reach out to others and establish important connections, just as it can be a mecca for shopping and locating prime services, but it can be difficult to discern where and how to use the internet for these purposes. With our Riverhills business directory, it's simple to enter your details and start networking with other companies and customers.
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The last time we got cups (on a 5 night cruise) they were activated to be valid for 14 days according to the machine. If that is true, back-to-back trips only require a single purchase to get sodas for the full 14 days.
Interesting that what appears to be a downgrade in the quality of the cup included with the soda package coincides with the increased package cost.
He's young - might still happen in his lifetime - just remind him to not hold his breath.
The $4 "large" is about as much ice cream as you would expect from a single scoop at a Baskin-Robbins shop. Shakes are by far the best deal.
Where is my VOOM code?
Two devices for the price of one?
Local time vs. ship time??
With limited exceptions, your ship time will adjust to the local time. As you move from Eastern Time to Central Time, the ship's clocks will adjust at a specified time during the night. Your stop at Roatan will be 7-4 local time.
This is a great success story recommendation for Allianz Global.
Savory Base is the great mystery - like the original recipes for Coca Cola and Kentucky Fried Chicken (when it was still a name, not an acronym).
The original post wasn't against using third party excursions - it was a recommendation against doing so if the planned return time is too close to sailing.
Our first priority is getting onto ANY ship sailing ANY itinerary that fits both our schedule and our budget for the trip. That being said, we like to try new places so all other things being (relatively) equal itinerary is more important to us than ship.
The variant I use is "the only dumb question is the one you have but don't ask."
None whatsoever. And some of those with Choice haven't sailed in almost two years. Thanks for the phone info.
You can also update your payment option preference online any time up to the deadline for check in.
Every person in the stateroom can have a separate payment method, including different credit cards, linked at the time of online check in. This can also be changed for any given passenger up to the last day of online check in availability. Just last week I did the check in with three different cards for our suite.
Which makes it very curious that of the five adults sailing together in June, the only one WITHOUT "Choice" on the Set Sail Pass is the individual who spends the most in the casino.

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Silvia Donker is assistant manager at Flapper Management in Groningen, The Netherlands.
The company manages internationally acclaimed and upcoming electronic musicians/producers (Noisia, Zonderling, Posij, Signal), and also runs several record labels and events.
Silvia recently graduated with an MA in Digital Humanities, and is interested in what it means to be human in the cross section of digital technology and human culture and practice. Her thesis research of a data-driven artist network was awarded “Best paper of the Young Scholars’ Workshop” at the Vienna Music Business Research Days 2018.

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Kelly AM, Klim S. Prospective external validation of an accelerated (2 hour) acute coronary syndrome rule out process using a contemporary troponin assay. Int J Emerg Med 2014 Oct 16;7:42.
Al-Khafaji K, Loy J, Kelly AM. Characteristics and outcome of patients brought to an emergency department under section 10 of the Mental Health Act in Victoria. Inter J Law Psych 2014; 37:415-9.
Kelly AM, Klim S, Rees SR. Agreement Between Mathematically Arterialized Venous vs. Arterial Blood Gas Values in Patients Undergoing Non-invasive Ventilation: A cohort study. Emerg Med J 2014; 31(e1):e46-9.
Kelly AM, Klim S. What is the 30-day Rate of Adverse Cardiac Events in Chest Pain Patients With ED Troponin I Assays ≤99th Centile Using a Contemporary Sensitive Assay: An exploratory analysis. Eur J Emerg Med 2014; 21:276-80.
Wilson R, Goodacre SW, Klingbajl M, Kelly AM, Rainer T, Coats T et al. Evaluation of the DAVROS (Development And Validation of Risk-adjusted Outcomes for Systems of emergency care) risk-adjustment model as a quality indicator for healthcare. Emerg Med J. 2014; 31;471-5.
Kelly AM, Klim S, Soon KS. External validation of the GRACE Freedom from Events score in an emergency department ‘rule out ACS’ chest pain cohort. Int J Cardiol 2014; 179C:358-9.
Patterson M, Klim S, Kelly AM. External validation of the Cham score for ordering of blood cultures in emergency department patients with non-hospital acquired pneumonia. Ann Acad Med Sing 2014;43:166-9.
Kerr D, McKay S, Klim S ,Kelly AM, McCann T. Attitudes of emergency department patients about handover at the bedside. J Clin Nurs 2014; 23:1685-93.
Burkett E, Marwick T, Thom O, Kelly AM. A comparative analysis of risk stratification tools for emergency department patients with chest pain. Int J Emerg Med. 2014 Feb 7;7(1):10.
Kelly AM, Egerton-Warburton D. When is peripheral intravenous catheter insertion indicated in the emergency department? Emerg Med Australas 2014:26:515-6.
Kelly AM. Can VGB analysis replace ABG analysis in emergency care? Emerg Med J 2014 Dec 31 (epub ahead of print).


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This episode is sponsored by Quince& Co, Ewe-nique Yarns , The Fiber Universe, Peddler’s Way Quilt Co, and Klose Knit.
Spring Retreat was a success! Thank sponsors, vendor sponsors and our vendors, volunteer teachers, kitchen helpers, and of course, Bronwyn and Sarah.
Georgia Retreat April 12-15, 2015 Charlie Elliott Wildlife Center, Mansfield GA (east of Atlanta, about 1 hour from airport) Registration will close on March 27, 2015. I have to give them an exact count on April 1, 2015.
Wednesday will be as long as you want to stay until 6 PM.
Taste of Nomad drawing for 3 month subscription to yarn club!
From posts 2 through 92…The Winner is #35 Dutchgirl63, Monique, from British Columbia CA.
Susan with her Riot of color!
What the Robin Knows: How Birds Reveal the Secrets of the Natural World by Jon Young.
Bob gives us a mathematics lesson on pi and how Elizabeth Zimmermann used this mathematical concept to creat the Pi Shawl.
Celtic Cross Pipes and Drums was busy this week with many St. Patrick’s Day activities.
Really enjoyed the discussion of pi! Thanks also for the book recommendation.
I love the March quotation from Great Expectations -- still to this day, one of my favorite books (even though everyone in school teased me for liking it), and I enjoyed hearing about how birds recognize you and hubby when you feed them.
For what seems forever, I've been telling people that the bird sounds change when I add seed. They think I'm nuts.
I think they must be related to my teasing schoolmates.
Thank goodness, I know a podcaster who understands such things.
Sending love. Looking forward to chatting with you soon.
I have to thank Bob for saving my marriage.
If Bob had been my math teacher, I would have actually learned something and might not have felt compelled to marry a MATH/SCIENCE man, as I did, to compensate. So we are truly grateful to Bob.
Always love it when he's on the show.


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My husband Aaron and I recently had the opportunity to spend about 24 hours on a Bible college campus. While there, I connected with a handful of students who had been in the 4.12 Leadership Training Program at one point. Two of them specifically told me I could share their encouraging comments with others, so I have shared their comments below.
One of the young women was recently hired for a job that doesn’t generally go to freshmen. I expressed my congratulations and then asked, “How did you manage to get that job?” She gave a sheepish smile and then said, “Camp.” I laughed. She continued, “Seriously, they said they had never seen a more experienced freshman before. Because I did media while I was in the 4.12 program I came in with a lot of valuable skills.” She is very excited to have the job, because it fits in with her major and will give her even more valuable experience as she moves forward through her college career.
If you or a teen you know would like to grow in discipleship and leadership, be planning ahead even now to attend our 4.12 Leadership Training Program informational meetings this summer. Attending one of these meetings is the first step to getting involved with this powerful program.
Express your interest to [email protected].

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Born in 1946, John C. Maxwell is one of today’s top leadership experts. As a No. 1 New York Times bestselling author, he has sold more than 24 million books in 50 languages.
Maxwell’s most influential writings include titles like “The 21 Irrefutable Laws of Leadership,” “Developing the Leader Within You” and “The 21 Indispensable Qualities of a Leader” — works that proved to be of true help and inspiration for millions of leaders all around the world.
In order to help others find their potential, John and his brother Larry Maxwell have established EQUIP, which is a nonprofit organization that focuses on personal development, leadership training, speaking, mentoring and growth.
Often considered a leadership authority, Maxwell is also known for developing the 5 Levels of Leadership. These levels refer to a leader’s status in their employees’ eyes, starting from people following him or her because they have to (position), to a phase of leading maturity at which employees believe in their leader’s vision.
Here are 17 John C. Maxwell quotes to help you become a better leader.
When the leader lacks confidence, the followers lack commitment.
Leaders who are effective are leaders who are disciplined in their daily lives.
If you wouldn’t follow yourself, why should anyone else?
The best leaders are humble enough to realize their victories depend upon their people.
The challenge of leadership is to create change and facilitate growth.


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I’ve got some great news! I’m going to be posting recipes over at www.tamutamu.net … which if you haven’t visited, now you have even more reason to!!
Don’t worry business will be as usual over here!


text: EYE ON ORLANDO. Richard Bove, the new research director at Raymond, James & Associates Inc., a brokerage based in St. Petersburg, has started studying several Florida cities to identify investment opportunities. Publicly owned companies benefiting from growth in Jacksonville, Orlando, Tampa and Tallahassee will be the stocks to own, he says. "Orlando is going to go into a mini-boom," he says, citing the recently opened Boardwalk and Baseball amusement park and the proposed movie studios as catalysts for growth. The decline in the dollar's value also will boost tourism in Orlando, he says.


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Hop on over here and print a new coupon valid for $1/1 Stubb’s Products.
Even better, through July 14th, Target has Stubb’s Marinades and Bar-B-Q Sauces on sale 2 for $5 (or $2.50 each). Pair this sale with the coupon above for a great deal!
love this sauce! Sticky sweet is so good. Sweet heat is good too if you like it spicy!
That does sounds yummy! Thanks for the feedback!
Woohoo! Some of the best BBQ sauces! Thank you!
I agree! These sure are tasty! You’re very welcome, Rachael!

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In Columbia City, Maryland— something funny’s going on. There’s a lot I haven’t told yet— there’s a musical, a show, and it’s real important you go! To Silhouette Stages to see their production of Lucky Stiff, a delightfully humorous musical farce based on the book The Man Who Broke the Bank at Monte Carlo by Michael Butterworth. With Music by Stephen Flaherty and Book & Lyrics by Lynn Ahrens, this zany comedic romp is indeed something funny! The story you’re about to hear is strange, I know. And productions of this musical don’t happen every day. Directed by Conni Trump Ross with Musical Direction by William Georg and Choreography by Tina DeSimone, there’s an awful lot of action, there’s physical attraction, and a lot of dogs! So sit back, but not too stiffly, and get ready to go on the ride of a lifetime!
Making this rarely produced production even more special is the fact that Silhouette Stages is partnering with Canine Humane, a non-profit organization dedicated to saving the lives of homeless dogs and providing a safe-haven, humane care, and adoption program for rescue dogs. During the run of Lucky Stiff, Silhouette Stages will host is traditional silent auction, only this time the proceeds from the auction are being donated to Canine Humane. At every show there will be a representative from the local Canine Humane shelter to talk with patrons about how they can get involved with saving the dogs who are desperately in need of shelter and care. As the show focuses quite heavily around the notion of saving dogs, this is a most fitting partnership to have made for the production.
There’s a fortune to be won— and Costume Designer Linda Swann, assisted by Ross, hits the Monte Carlo jackpot when it comes to outfitting the cast for this production. The Roulette Girl (Bailey Wolf) dress is one of the absolute highlights featured in the casino scene, with poker cards trimming the sweetheart neckline of her red and black corset, and a fascinator to match. The sassy cheetah print peplum affair used for Rita exaggerates to hilarious proportions the Jersey trash persona affixed to the character, while the red dazzle dress seen on Dominique enhances her sensual appeal. Swann does a magnificent job of outfitting costumes to each character so that they pop straight off the stage and into this highly saturated fantasy world concocted by Ahrens and Flaherty.
Monte Carlo in all its glamourous glitz comes to fruition under the keen eye of Set Designer Douglas Thomas. With a construction team some two dozen volunteers deep, Thomas’ vision of vibrant palm trees, shimmering club interiors, and posh hotel hallways spring to life, mostly painted on the easily rotatable periaktoi. The sets roll on and off with ease, which helps with the scenic shift. Though occasionally some of these transitions are lengthy, Musical Director William Georg gets them covered with interludes of musical substance that keep the audience from noticing too readily that they’re somewhat long. Thomas is assisted in his scenic decadence by Property Mistress Ande Kolp, who nails down the details of the show, like the florescent pink satin sheets in the hotel bedroom.
There’s a man with panache— the Emcee (Bill Pond)— who showcases his magnetism during “Monte Carlo!” and its reprise at the end of scene nine. Pond, whose brief solos are entertaining but well delivered, also doubles as the solicitor at the top of the show, with a warm albeit aloof British accent. Dominique Du Monaco (Alyssa Bell) appears as a cameo character in much the same fashion. Bell’s singing ability isn’t the strongest for “Speaking French”, a number which she leads for the company, but what she lacks in vocal prowess she more than makes up for with energy, enthusiasm, and sensual presence. Seductively shimmying throughout the number and throughout her interactions with Mr. Witherspoon, Bell delivers the role as intended, the sultry sexpot designed to titillate and tease.
There’s a man with an accent— and not just the slew of normal accents that are running amuck in the production. Luigi Gaudi (Todd Hochkeppel) has an outrageously affected Italian accent that lends itself to the hilarious nature of his characterization. Hochkeppel is a hoot as this foreigner, giving little bursts of comedic delight where needed in this already humorous show. Though his chance to show off vocally doesn’t arrive until late in the second act, once he gets underway in “Fancy Meeting You Here (Part II)”, there is a serious sound that is unmistakably delicious being delivered from his person. Holding his own in a belted sustain battle with the incomparable Rita (Kristen Zwobot), Hochkeppel comes to bat and knocks it out of the park in this number.
There’s a fortune to be won— and a woman with a gun! Kristen Zwobot totes that gun like she totes the character’s Jersey accent and attitude: loud, proud, and vivaciously. Zwobot steals the show every time she struts onto the stage, between her nasally affected vocal delivery of Rita’s speaking voice and her blasting beltress sound, all eyes would be on her even if she wasn’t waving around a firearm. Zwobot is fierce as Rita, creating a powerful sound that maintains the gimmick of Rita’s Jersey-trash existence without compromising the integrity of her vocal ability when singing numbers like “Rita’s Confession” And “Fancy Meeting You Here.” Sassy, sincere, and so over the top you’ll scream with laughter, Zwobot is the comic queen in this production. But it runs in the family! Though Zwobot is the woman with the gun, her character’s brother, Vinnie (Don Patterson) is as big a hoot, though in a very different fashion! Patterson is blessed with a booming voice that has crystal clear sustainability for his carries, featured mostly during “The Phone Call.” His facial expressions are simply to die for, particularly when he’s exasperated. Patterson rocks some ridiculous costumes throughout the performance as well, fully owning the hilarity that accompanies them in his physicality.
There is one unsuspecting fellow in the middle of it all— Harry Witherspoon (Rob Wall) and the poor chap has no idea what he’s in for. Wall delivers a stiff British accent of no particular origin and carries the character’s physicality equally as rigidly. Wall’s voice is splendid, particularly when he delves into the sweet emotional number, “A Woman in My Bathroom” in the second act. Full of curious vigor for other numbers like “Good To Be Alive,” Wall does an exceptional job of balancing the humdrum daily life of the character against the peculiar circumstances in which he’s found himself. And once he meets Annabel Glick (Maddie Bohrer) there’s no telling what will happen! Bohrer has a warm and unique sound that adds a layer of earnest heart to the character, particularly when singing her solo “Times Like This.” When the pair sing together for “Nice” the sentimentality and overall sound is exactly as the title of the number expresses. Bohrer and Wall play well together, and their enthusiasm for their respective passions drive a great deal of the comedic tension throughout the production.
Something funny’s going on here— and you won’t want to miss out! Don’t get caught without a ticket— we know without a doubt! That this could be your only chance here— to see a crazy show like this! Silhouette Stages’ Lucky Stiff, dear— is one you won’t want to miss!
Lucky Stiff plays through March 24, 2017 at Silhouette Stages in the Slayton House Theater of Wilde Lake Village Center— 10400 Cross Fox Lane in Columbia, MD. For tickets call the box office at (410) 637-5289 or purchase them online.


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Chaguanas police are searching for a close male relative of a man who was murdered at his Felicity home yesterday. Channilal Mangroo, 54, was found dead with multiple wounds about his body near a jhandi (Hindu religious flag) in his yard on Dookan Street, Felicity, early yesterday morning.
According to reports a man on his way to work shortly after 7 am saw blood in the yard of Mangroo’s home. Upon closer inspection, he saw his body lying near the jhandi.
A report was made to the Chaguanas police who arrived at the scene shortly after. Central Division head Senior Supt Johnny Abraham said the police were looking for a close male relative in connection with the murder. He said the murder stemmed from a family dispute but there were only speculations, so far, as to the cause of the argument. Others reports indicate that a land dispute led to Mangroo’s death.
Residents of the area told the T&T Guardian Mangroo, popularly known as “Mouth”, was a former sugar cane worker. He lived with the close relative, his spouse and their children. They said he was already chopped some time ago by the same relative during an argument. “‘Mouth’ left the home and was renting an apartment nearby. Apparently he came back home on Sunday night to check them for something,” it was stated.
A resident who said he went to school with the relative said he was a pleasant fellow who never troubled anyone. “That’s why this murder has everyone in the area confused,” he added. Earlier this month, retired nurse and community activist, Shirley McMillan, was stabbed to death at her home in Edinburgh 500, Chaguanas. Her daughter, Gillian Anthony, reportedly mentally ill, was arrested and charged. Residents of Felicity were also thrown into a state of shock over the death of four childhood friends in a car accident in the area over the weekend.

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The beauty and power of man lies within his arms. What if it is accessorized with an eye catching classical watch? Check out an amazing article on classical wrist watch and its amazing design inspired by ALEXEI LEONOV first spacewalk.
I always had a thing that when women are born accessorized with beauty then why every other brand offers them with more and more jewels and gems? Whilst on contrary this brutal world always connects masculinity with decency, far off of all glitz and glam.
If we take a minute to ensemble the long knitted list of men’s accessories its goes from glasses, ties, wrist watches … and umm what more? The truth is it ends here, how mean is that! First men are not offered with enough glam then this entire world gathers together in admiration of feminism.
Classical watches on a man wrist catch the eye and brain at the same pace. It somehow got the ability to convey a lot information about its wearer.
In times today wrist watches are categorically divided in many types such as mechanical, chronograph, diving, automatic, quartz, smart, pilot watches. Obviously complicated men like to have complicated assets. So, as for them Univaque STRELA is fully packed of surprises.
A detailed mystery, historic and modern, subtle and radiant, chronograph and mechanically tech drive, all in one dial. Before digging into its perks, let us shortly discover a little about its luxurious antiquity.
Strela is a Russian brand named after Mr. Sturmanskie.
Strela means arrow and it is deeply connected with Russian movement. It was first introduced in 1959 and was only available for soviet air forces and higher officials, since it had that precision factor in measuring time in sky and field.
As aviator glasses (more commonly known as aviators) were considered a must have for air force officers, Strela in its very early years got that hype and became a official object of preference for the pilots and cosmonauts.
What a blessing in disguise this pretty luxury was. A tiny miniature tried to carry the weight of world on his shoulders.
ALEXEI LEONOV, A Russian Soviet cosmonaut who made world’s first ever walk in space on April 12, 1965. His experience, expedition and dare was something which will never be forgotten.
Alexei was wearing STRELA during his mission.
After him another cosmonaut VLADIMIR KOMAROV made his walk in space accompanied with YURI GAGARIN in spacecraft. Both of them were also wearing STRELA up there. Because of its tremendous accuracy and unburdening abilities, it was always loved by the spacemen.
Since then STRELA made space a part of their design as paying homage to these brave souls. May the departed souls rest in eternal peace.
The watches had two registers, 45 minutes time elapsed system and a constant seconds hand and a central chronograph hand for measuring the elapsed seconds. These classical watches have chrome coated stainless steel casing and a stainless steel case back.
STRELA’s design kept on improvising time to time from tachometric rings to telemeterious rings with bedazzled dials. Because of its unique and multi-functioning properties Strela was increased in demand with every update they made.
As per information in 1980’s the total count of Strela sold watches reached 100,000 pieces. Woah! I can completely understand the love and raised demand curve for this luxury, as for the historic background and supreme delicacy it lived with throughout. One thing to not forget their vintage watches still have the ability to whitewash any other expensive watch.
Univaque Strela is a chronograph watch. A simple word for chronograph is stopwatch where you can easily determine time lapse and distance covered. Till the date Strela is available in various designs and updated models. Comparatively to other brands, Strela is lean and tenuously subtle in its built.
Usually mechanical and chronograph watches are considered heavy in weight. On contrary, STRELA’s mass and weight is so optimized that can be casually worn by everyone without having any additional stiffness in wrist. It is available in Retro, Minimalist, Sporty and in a Cosmo built. Size of its regular dial case ranges from 40mm-50mm ideally designed to fit a range of wrists.
Dial glass is a slightly box curved and round in shape. It carries a dual register layout with a luminous hour and minute needle for a low light visibility. Date aperture is at the bottom of dial. Best thing in STRELA is they got up to 50m water resistance ability.
Dials and straps both are available in multiple colors. For dial, company deals in black, white and in special edition a sunray blue color. As far strap is concerned; it is made up of genuine leather and a laser engraved buckle. Case-back is significantly screwed down.
The perk is it is still engraving commemorating Voskhod2, the soviet space mission during which Sir. Alexei Leonov was wearing it.
Briefly, Univaque STRELA Cosmoswatch is a combination of both updated and historic features which takes its wearer on cloud 9 with all hidden surprises. If you’re planning to surprise your man with something he will never be bored of, STRELA’s are there for you as a savage.
Since they are elegant, multi-functioned, luxurious antiquity yet above all it is economical.


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Wellington House is a five storey building in central Leeds, with a total of 32,830 sq ft.
The building consists of open plan offices, meeting rooms, male toilets, female toilets, kitchens, cellular offices, staircases, reprographics rooms, call centres, reception, and committee rooms.
The contract will include replacement of consumable materials – e.g. toilet rolls and hand soap.
It is expected that the contract will commence 1st April 2018 and continue for at least 3 years.


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It's a rainy day here. Yesterday dark clouds arrived and started to rain .
Great finds! Have a dry and sunny week!
I am so tired of rain at the moment but your finds is beautiful!


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Delta's Airbus A220s will seat 109 passengers, including 12 in first class and 15 in extra-legroom economy. The remaining 82 will be standard coach seats.
Delta Air Lines showed off its first Airbus A220 aircraft Monday, giving an inside-out look at the aircraft during a ceremony at its Atlanta headquarters.
Delta said its A220s will seat 109 passengers, including 12 in first class and 15 in its extra-legroom economy section. The remaining 82 will be standard coach-class seats.
Delta Air Lines’ first flight on its brand-new Airbus A220s will come Jan. 31, when the airline deploys the aircraft on its route between New York LaGuardia and Boston.
Delta's A220 show-off came during a broader celebration in which the company marked the 10-year anniversary of its merger with Northwest Airlines.
The A220, which was known as the "Bombardier CSeries" until it was rebranded in July, is likely to begin flying for Delta in early 2019.
Delta’s order for at least 75 of the aircraft threw a lifeline to the then-struggling CSeries. Airbus has since taken a majority stake in the aircraft line, which precipitated the new name.
Delta will become the first U.S. carrier to operate the A220 and the fourth worldwide. Swiss International Air Lines, AirBaltic and Korean Air already are A220 customers.
Scroll down to see Delta’s routes, which will be operated at least partially with Airbus A220 jets.

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Promise Keepers is a fundamentalist Christian men’s group that thinks the Bible is the inerrant word of God. As a result, the group uses biblical verses to support the subjugation of women. Believers in the inerrancy of the Bible have done so for centuries and always will.
With such biblical doctrines being taken seriously for centuries, it’s no wonder that women were excluded from many occupations, professions, and positions of leadership until recent times. The modern changes occurred only because society became less Christian and more secular.
Aquinas’s statement summarizes the Christian attitude that prevailed toward women during the entire Middle Ages. In many places, it has lasted almost to the present.
She was right. Superstitious and dogmatic ideas about the sexes need to be replaced with humanistic attitudes based on reason and compassion.


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With gas prices nearing $4 per gallon nationwide and oil industry profits nearing record highs, Senators Reid, McCaskill and Menendez today proposed legislation that will repeal $21 billion dollars in corporate welfare for oil companies. Environment America policy analyst Daniel Gatti issued this statement in response.
Today, the House of Representatives passed H.R. 1230, the Restarting American Offshore Leasing Act. Reversing President Obama’s decision to cancel drilling off the coast Virginia, this bill requires leasing in a 3 million acre area at the mouth of the Chesapeake Bay, speeds up leasing in the Gulf of Mexico, and bases those leases on the flawed environmental analysis that was done prior to the BP oil spill last summer.
Today the National Research Council of the National Academies issued a new report covering states in the Chesapeake Bay watershed: “Achieving Nutrient and Sediment Reduction Goals in the Chesapeake Bay: An Evaluation of Program Strategies and Implementation.” The report analyzes the tracking and verification of water cleanup actions. The report notes that many current measures are “low-hanging fruit,” like cover crops and sewage treatment plant upgrades. Very soon, states will need to start implementing more innovative approaches.

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So, only three choices left. I’ve still quite a few to choose from on my long list, even allowing for pre-emptions from others. There is one left that I am convinced Andy will choose, so am holding that back. Today I am going to be utterly predictable – given the name of the website – and go for the lead single from The The’s ‘Hanky Panky’ album of Hank Williams covers.
Having enjoyed their triumphant comeback at both the Brixton and Royal Albert Hall gigs it seems appropriate to go for ‘I Saw The Light’. With so much back catalogue of his own songs to choose from this did not make the final set list, but the imagery of Matt atop the Chrysler Building in NYC was used in the video wall behind the band. He certainly does not suffer from vertigo.
So only two choices left. I scare myself thinking about it.
You can catch up with our choices on previous days here.
I wouldn’t necessarily agree that my selection today is better than the original – it’s just different, and as you all know the original but possibly don’t know this, I thought I’d introduce you to Cat Power. This Oasis cover benefits considerably from her strange, coy delivery and the whole song becomes more emotional and less of a football chant.
Here’s the delightful Maria McKee – who has so many cover versions in her back catalogue, I struggled to pick one.
I wonder whether the two males we see at the beginning in the background fully appreciated the musical genius performing in their midst.
My 8th choice is my second favourite Beatles cover ever. I first found out about the band 801 courtesy of a C90 cassette tape I borrowed from a mate at university. While originally interested in his copy of the soundtrack to the Australian bikie movie “Stone”, the cassette also included on the flip side an album he had recorded from his sister’s collection called “801 Live.” It was a revelation, and the bikie movie soundtrack was quickly forsaken for regular and repeated listening to the live album, in my college dorm, at great volume. In those pre-internet years, it took me a couple of months to find the details of the band and I could only marvel at the collective talent. One of the original super-groups, it included Eno and Manzanera (both Roxy Music ), Francis Monkman (who I knew from Sky, and then learned of his Curved Air history) and Simon Philips, who went on to play extensively with Toto, following years of working with greats like Jeff Beck, Mike Oldfield and Gary Moore. I remember the joy of obtaining my own copy of this LP and its companion studio album “Listen Now” (featuring Tim Finn of Split Enz) when I found them in the jumble bins of Zounds Records in Pitt Street, Sydney. Marvel at this terrific rendition of Lennon-McCartney’s “Tomorrow Never Knows”.
This is a cracking version!
For many years this has been a staple at Wales internationals – particularly sung with gusto in rememberance if Gary Speed whose favourite song it was. I also saw the Manics perform this on the pitch at the Millenium before a World Cup qualifier with Italy in 1992.
I am definitely going to see if I can turn my bootleg cassette of her version of Janis Joplin’s Mercedes Benz into an MP3 and get it posted here at some point.
Yes, that would be great. Is that the one of her singing Mercedes Benz along with Ms Lauper & Hank Wangford at the old Marquee? If so, I’ve got a copy of that bootleg cassette somewhere too.
“Cry Baby”. Recorded live at The Ritz in 1985 with Lone Justice.
This is great! How have I never heard of this band/project before? Will definitely track down more. This particular track has echoes of Ozric Tentacles, which is no bad thing.
This is indeed marvellous … so much going on too that I can think it’s going to survive countless replays!


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I spoke in Parliament today about the Australian Youth Climate Coalition, as well as Canberra's first 'Carrotmob'.
In politics, some of the most important decisions you make are the ones that outlive you, whether it is the Menzies government's decision to expand basic research through the CSIRO, the Keating government's decision to put in place a superannuation guarantee or this government's decision to dramatically improve early childhood education. Great policy is made with the long game in mind. In the case of climate change, the decisions we make today will matter more for my sons than they will for me. It will be my little boys whose world will be most affected if sea levels continue to rise and temperatures increase. Young people in my electorate, much like their peers across Australia, want a clean energy future, a future where Australia prices carbon.
This was the message 24 enthusiastic young Canberrans brought to me last week: Claire Bailey and Laura Hyde, year 9 students from Campbell High School; Kiara Creaser from Dickson College; Fehin Coffey, Sophia Rose O'Rourke, Kirk Demant and Claire Hickstepp from Orana School; Vicki Tjandra and Andrew Lovering from the University of Canberra; and Zoe Anderson, Moira Cully, Laura Hogan, Eliza Hopkins, Lindsey Cole, Charlotte Wood, Joshua Creaser, Jonathan Rosseau, Tess Corkish, Ben Huttner-Koros, Adam Huttner-Koros, Alexandra Gill, Hayley Shone, Ben Molan and Tom Sloan from the Australian National University.
These young Canberrans presented me with a petition signed by 700 people supporting a price on carbon and investment in renewable energy. They did so under the umbrella of the Australian Youth Climate Coalition. The AYCC has been determined to see Australia act. They have been dogged in their determination and unwavering in their commitment to ensure youth throughout Australia have their voices heard. It is often said that young, progressive activists are anti-market, that they are hostile to economics. But Australia's young climate change activists show how wrong this is. The AYCC activists I met with understand there is no contradiction between economic growth and environmental preservation and that a market based mechanism is the most efficient way of tackling dangerous climate change.
Speaking of markets, I want to use this opportunity to commend the organiser of Canberra's first 'Carrotmob'. Modelled as the environmental equivalent of a flash mob, Carrotmobs attract extra shoppers in return for the store owner's commitment to spend the extra revenue on improved energy efficiency. I commend Ren Webb and the other Carrotmob organisers who helped Ainslie IGA manager Manuel Xyrakis accumulate an extra $12,000 to spend on reducing his store's carbon footprint.
Thousands of Australians, young and old, support market based mechanisms for tackling climate change. It is time for all members of parliament to get on board. We need to price carbon now.

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text: Michel Thomatis has spent the last 18 years as a network engineer/architect. As a 15-year CCIE, Michel loves the opportunity to provide training in a wide-array of network technologies. He formerly worked at Cisco, as well as in government, banking, and non-profit organizations. He has published the “Network Design Cookbook” and a science fiction novel called “The Dark End”. He has also published various iOS applications (virtual Network Engineer, Circlefalls) that can be found on Apple’s iOS App Store. Currently, Michel is the owner, Chief Network Architect and Lead Trainer at RouteHub Group, LLC.


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As a result of his election as president of AFEP (French association of private enterprises) on May 9, 2017, Laurent Burelle will leave Wendel's Supervisory Board as of the end of the May 18, 2017 Annual Shareholders' Meeting.
Mr. Burelle has decided to step down from several positions, including his membership of Wendel's Supervisory Board, so as to devote the time necessary to Compagnie Plastic Omnium, of which he is Chairman & CEO, as well as to his new position as President of AFEP.
Consequently, the seventh resolution of Wendel's May 18 Shareholders' Meeting, regarding the renewal of Mr. Burelle's appointment, has become null and void and will not be submitted to a vote.
Wendel wishes to express its appreciation to Mr. Burelle for his commitment and considerable contribution to Wendel's Supervisory Board.
After Wendel's Shareholders' Meeting, and subject to the approval of the resolutions for appointment and renewal of Board members, Wendel's Supervisory Board will be composed of 12 members, including five women, five independent members and one member representing employees, as in 2016.
The proportion of women on the Supervisory Board in 2017 will be 45%, already exceeding in 2017 the 40% objective set by law. The proportion of independent members on the Board (45%) will also exceed the recommendations of the AFEP-MEDEF code (33.33%).
Wendel is one of Europe's leading listed investment firms. The Group invests in Europe, North America and Africa in companies that are leaders in their field, such as Bureau Veritas, Saint-Gobain, Cromology, Stahl, IHS, Constantia Flexibles and Allied Universal. Wendel plays an active role as industry shareholder in these companies. It implements long-term development strategies, which involve boosting growth and margins of companies so as to enhance their leading market positions. Through Oranje-Nassau Développement, which brings together opportunities for investment in growth, diversification and innovation, Wendel is also a shareholder of exceet in Germany, Mecatherm in France, Nippon Oil Pump in Japan, Saham Group, SGI Africa and Tsebo in Africa and CSP Technologies in the United States.


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Hello everyone! My name is Romina, I'm an Argentinian En-Sp translator. I studied at the Faculty of Languages, National University of Córdoba. I graduated last week so I'm new to this but I'm willing to learn and interact with colleagues from all over the world.
Welcome Romina!!! Nice to meet you!! I hope you find this forum interesting and useful!!
espero que el foro te resulte de gran utilidad. Saludos!


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Jessie Packard just found out that Alicia Martinez needs our help . Alicia has been attending Jessie Packard’s Sunday School Class and is a friend of Delphine Ogel.
Alicia’s 25-year-old son Andrew is serving his 3rd tour in Afghanistan. She would like to collect Christmas Cards from us this Sunday morning (Nov.29) for the Afghanistan Troops and she will send these cards to them. The cards will not have to be addressed to any particular person—but will be given out at random to our Troops. Please put an encouraging message of Christmas Hope for these men & women in our Armed Forces.


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* Wood duck, not Mandarin, is actually listed for this pattern and some others despite the protected status of wood ducks at the time Trout was written (See introduction). The plate painting shows this fly with a teal tail; I prefer the more elegant look of barred wood duck.
** The Allerton is the first pattern in this collection with a palmered hackle. Up until the release of my first DVD, Tying Classic Wet Flies in 2004, and for a year or so afterward, I never stripped one side of the feather for palmered hackles. I always preferred to fold the hackles. In the last few years I have come to prefer stripping one side of the feather when tying nearly all patterns with a palmered hackle. A hackle stripped on one side reveals more visibility of the body and ribbing, enhancing visual effect, appears more lifelike, and does not overdress the fly.
Especially on the handful of flies with a double-palmer (Beatrice, Nicholson, Thistle, and Bostwick, two of which are on Plate No. 1), I now feel that one edge must be stripped to avoid overdressing the fly. See the Beatrice. No. 17, and note the web link to my two-hackled, folded-not-stripped version from Forgotten Flies.
Despite this change of preference, there are some hackles, particularly hen necks in natural browns, furnace, and some dun shades that are not as densely fibered and may not require stripping. In this case a folded hackle is preferable. Some of the Whiting products have high barb densities and nearly always require one side stripped for palmered hackle wet fly patterns. This is largely a matter of personal preference. Also the angler must take the type of water being fished into account. A heavily hackled fly will not sink as fast as one sparsely dressed.
these are some great patterns .i got to add some to my fly box for the brook trout here in m.e.
Thank you for youir comment! I Appreciate it very much. The Allerton was published at least as far back as 1892 in Mary Orvis Marbury’s Book, Favorite Flies and Their Histories. Glad you like the traditional brook trout flies, thanks!


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This post doesn’t mean to offend anyone, it’s more of a curiosity/pet-peeve of mine. Why is it that some people feel the need to type status messages, wall posts, or what-have-you, in all-caps?
Writing in all-caps has been known to reduce readability; “words set in all caps have an even horizontal outline with letters of similar shape and size,” making it difficult to read.
When reading an entire phrase in all-caps, it’s considered to be yelling or shouting the written text (at least on the internet).
It takes more work. You either have to hit the caps lock key (which should very well be removed from keyboards), or hold shift the entire time you type. Either way, that’s an extra key you have to hold/use.
Which is easier to read? To me, the latter feels very aggressive, and it does feel like the text is shouting at you.
So, to those of you that choose to write in all-caps, do you have a reason? If so, please leave a comment, I’d like to hear the other side.
Then again, if you prefer to read all caps, feel free to read that way.


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Q: Why should I take an SAT or an ACT prep course?
A: Most students take an SAT or ACT prep course in order to be familiar with the type of material that they will face on the actual test. The SAT is marked on a curve, so your score is based on how well you do in comparison to everyone else taking the test on the same day. Therefore, being familiar with the test is a huge advantage. For example, if you prepare with College Board material, as we do in all SAT prep courses, you will know the directions and sample questions in advance, as they are identical to the directions and practice questions in our course. You will also learn how the test is scored, whether to guess or to leave questions blank, how to manage your time, how to best navigate your way through the long (and often boring) reading passages, which areas of math are included on the SAT, and how to format your essay.
Likewise, in our ACT prep course we use the book with five official practice tests written by ACT, Inc., the company that writes the actual ACT exam. You will be guided through the five separate sections of the ACT: Math, English, Science, Reading Comprehension and Writing. By knowing the directions, word for word, reviewing all of the questions, and understanding all of the correct answers, on two full-length exams, you will be prepared and confident on the day of your real test!
Q: How do courses offered by SAT SMART differ from those offered by other test prep companies?
A: SAT SMART uses only official College Board and ACT, Inc. materials, so the materials with which you practice reflect the questions you will find on your actual test. For example, the box of Math formulas on the top of each Math section on the SAT is exactly the same as that on the practice material. The directions and practice questions are identical, as are the type of questions and level of difficulty. The same is true with the ACT practice materials.
In a 12 hour SAT SMART course, students are guided through a full length SAT or ACT exam, section by section, as they are taught the best strategies to optimize their score on each section. The answer to each test question is explained, and students get a score for each section and, ultimately, a score for the practice exam. By identifying the type of errors students are making on the practice exam, they are able to avoid the same mistakes on the actual tests.
Also, SAT SMART courses are only taught by extremely competent, highly-educated teachers who are experienced in training students to reach their maximum potential on these vital exams. Many other SAT/ACT prep programs use students as teachers who were able to personally achieve high scores, but cannot necessarily teach other students to do the same.
Q: When is the best time to take an SAT or ACT prep course?
A: The best time, to get the most advantage of an SAT prep course, is prior to the October PSAT exam which most students take in their junior year. The junior year PSAT exam is also the National Merit Scholarship Qualifying Exam (NMSQE) where the highest scoring students are named as National Merit Scholars and are often awarded substantial scholarship money by colleges. Since the PSAT is simply a shortened version of the SAT, students are simultaneously preparing for both exams.
The best time to take an ACT prep course, likewise, is just prior to the test. Many juniors choose to take the June ACT exam, as much of the material reflects their coursework. Seniors often choose to take the September, October or December ACT exam.
Q: What is the difference between the PSAT and the SAT exam?
A: The PSAT is offered only in October and is administered, for the most part, on a Saturday in public schools and a Wednesday in private schools. It is simply a shortened version of the SAT exam. Most students take the PSAT as juniors, when the test also serves as the National Merit Scholarship Qualifying Exam. Some students start taking the PSAT as sophomores, or even freshman, however these exams serve strictly as a practice run to show students how they would score if it were the real test.
Q: When is the SAT/ACT offered and when do most students start taking the exam?
A: The SAT is offered each year in October, November, December, January, March, May and June. Most students start taking the SAT in the winter or spring of their junior year, and usually take it again in the fall of their senior year.
The ACT is offered each year in September, October, December, February, April and June. Many juniors prepare to take the June ACT as the content on the test closely relates to their schoolwork. Seniors often prepare in the summer or early fall leading into their senior year and take the ACT in September, October or December.
Q: How many times should I take the SAT?
A: Students can take the SAT as many times as they want, and have the option of sending only their highest scores on to colleges. Colleges have no way of knowing how many times a student takes the SAT. So most students take the SAT twice in the winter/spring of their junior year. If they are thrilled with their scores, they can stop at that point. But most take the SAT again in the fall of their senior year. If their scores improve, then they send the newest, greatest scores. Otherwise, they can always use a set of previous scores. Some, but not all, colleges allow students to “Super Score,” when they send their highest Math score from one exam and their highest Evidence-Based Reading and Writing score from a separate exam.
Q: How is the SAT scored?
Evidence-Based Reading and Writing– a scoring chart converts the points earned on the Reading Test to a sub-score (in the range of 10-40) and the points earned on the Writing and Language Test to a sub-score (in the range of 10-40). These two sub-scores are added together and then multiplied by 10, giving each student an Evidence-Based Reading and Writing score in the range of 200 to 800. In order for a student to earn a median score of 500, for example, he/she needs to correctly answer approximately 48 of the 96 questions correctly on a combination of these two sections.
Math – a scoring chart converts the total number of points earned on a combination of the two Math Tests to a score in the range of 200 to 800. In order for a student to earn a median math score of 500, for example, he/she needs to correctly answer approximately 26 of the 58 questions on Sections 3 and 4 of the SAT.
A student receives one point for every correct answer on the SAT. There is no penalty for incorrect answers, so students should always guess rather than leave a question blank. Easy questions count just as much as hard questions, so students should not spend too much time on any one question. Rather, it is best to skip any questions that are particularly difficult and return to them later, if time allows. When the allotted time for a section is nearing, students should guess on any question that remains unanswered. Since there are four choices (A to D) for each multiple-choice question, random guessing provides a 25% chance of choosing the correct answer!
The Essay is scored separately, and does not impact the Evidence-Based Reading and Writing Score.
Q: How does the ACT differ from the SAT?
A: The new SAT exam is quite similar to the ACT exam. Each has one section of Reading, one section of English, and an optional Essay. The main difference is that the SAT has two Math sections, while the ACT has one Math and one Science section.
On the SAT, while the Reading and the Writing & Language tests are scored separately, the scores are combined to provide an “Evidence-Based Reading and Writing score in the range of 200-800 points. Likewise, each of the two Math sections are scored separately and the scores are then combined to provide a Math score, also in the range of 200-800 points. The optional Essay is scored separately by two readers on a scale of 1 to 4 points, and these scores are added together to award the student an essay score in the range of 2 to 8 points.
On the ACT, students earn a score for each area of the test (English, Mathematics, Reading and Science) in the range of 1-36 points. The scores from these four sections are averaged to provide a Composite Score. The optional essay is scored separately by two readers on a scale of 1 to 6 points, and these scores are added together to award the student an essay score in the range of 2 to 12 points.
Since these two tests are written by two different testing companies, many students choose to prepare for, and take, both exams. They then use, for their college applications, the scores from the test on which they performed the best. Other students look over sample questions from both the SAT and the ACT, and then choose to put all of their efforts into maximizing their score on one of these tests alone. There is no college in the country that requires both SAT and ACT scores.
Q: What is the best way to prepare for the ACT exam?
A: The best way to prepare for the ACT is to work through official practice tests prepared by ACT, Inc., the company that writes the actual ACT exam. In our courses, we provide students with the official text that contains five full length exams and we then guide students through a full length exams and explain every question. The ACT exam is separated into five sections: Math, English, Science, Reading Comprehension and Writing (optional). By gaining familiarity with the directions, format, and type of material tested on each section, the students are able to optimize their score on the actual test.
Q: Since the Writing section is optional, how should I decide whether or not to do it?
A: Our recommendation is that all students spend the extra 50 minutes to do the “optional” essay. Many colleges require the essay in order to consider a student for admission, and it is unwise to greatly limit one’s college options simply by not writing the essay.
Q: How is the ACT scored?
A: The highest possible score on the ACT is a 36. A student earns points based on the number of questions answered correctly, with no penalty for wrong answers. In other words, there is no “guessing penalty.” Each section of the ACT is graded separately, and the scores are then averaged to create a “composite score” for the entire test. The national average score is approximately 21. There are 215 multiple choice questions on the entire test, in additional to one optional writing prompt.
Q: When is the ACT offered and how do I register?
A: The ACT is offered in September, October, December, February, April and June of each year. Registration is available at www.actstudent.org/start and costs $38.00 for the basic test and $54.50 for the test with the Writing option.
Q: What are SAT Smart's Satisfaction Guarantee?
Any student who enrolls in an SAT Smart 24 hour prep program (total cost of $659) is guaranteed to be satisfied with his/her SAT scores (no questions asked) or is welcome to attend any additional SAT Smart prep program at no cost.
Q: Where are SAT SMART courses offered to prepare students for the PSAT, SAT and ACT tests?
A: SAT SMART courses are currently being offered in New Jersey at Immaculata High School in Somerville, the Hillsborough Municipal Building, Montgomery High School, St. Mary's Church - Stony Hill in Watchung, and Rider University in Lawrenceville. Courses are also held in Pennsylvania at LaSalle University in Newtown.
Q: How long has SAT SMART been in business?
Q: Who teaches the SAT SMART courses?
A: SAT SMART courses are taught by highly qualified teachers with years of experience and degrees from America's most elite colleges and universities. Please see the instructors’ page for teacher accolades.
Q: How do I register for an SAT SMART course?
A: Click the “register” prompt on the top of the home page (www.SATsmart.com), and then click the session that you would like to attend. A selection of courses are offered each summer to prepare students for the September ACT, and the October PSAT and SAT exams. Courses are likewise offered each fall to prepare students for the October, November and December tests. And courses are offered again in the winter and spring to prepare students for the March, May and June SAT exams as well as the June ACT exam.
Q: What happens if I miss a class? Are make-up classes available?
A: Make-up classes are available. If you need to miss a class, you can make up the class at one of the other SAT SMART locations during the same session, or you can attend that same class during a subsequent session at no charge.
Q: What materials are used in the course and what do I need to bring with me?
A: Each student taking a PSAT/SAT prep course is given a copy of the 700+ page book, “The Official SAT Study Guide,” by College Board, which is used throughout the course. Likewise, students preparing for the ACT are each given a copy of the 900+ page book, “The Real ACT Prep Guide,” by ACT, Inc. Students are guided through official practice tests which mirror exactly what they will face on the actual test. All students need to bring a pencil and a calculator, and are welcome to bring a snack for their ten minute break mid-way through each class.


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One of the more frustrating parts of building a product is creating test data. Typically, developers spend more time than necessary filling out forms in their app repeatedly, only to lose test data when they have to reset their database due to a bug.
To help streamline the process of creating test data, Pup includes a fixtures.js file which utilizes the @cleverbeagle/seeder package for automating the process of data creation.
In particular, Pup provides three fixtures: one for the Meteor.users collection, one for the Documents collection, and one for the Comments collection.
The Meteor.users fixture creates one admin user and five user users (regular users without admin capabilities). For each user, Pup includes a fixtures for the Documents collection that creates five documents, along with three comments for each document.


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Berry hopes that Hammond will invite Mr. Louis Starr or his daughter to join the Pilgrims to see that Berry DOES still need funds.
Martha Berry, “Letter to Emily Vanderbilt Hammond from Martha Berry.” Martha Berry Digital Archive. Eds. Schlitz, Stephanie A., Sherre Harrington, Chelsea Risley, Bob Williams, et al. Mount Berry: Berry College, 2012. accessed April 21, 2019, https://mbda.berry.edu/items/show/7710.


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Last year we reported that the hammer fell on the environment but this year it is more steady as she goes (no new cuts).
The Emissions Reduction Fund profile is unchanged but with the addition of $468m for the new out year in 2018-19. This means $1.6b has now been allocated over the forward estimates and provides some sense of stability to the Emissions Reduction Fund. The ERF Expert Reference Group has been discontinued (I know, we never heard from them much).
In the good old days of the Clean Energy Future, there were a range of allied programs that could support carbon farming. These are now all gone but there is nothing new to replace them. You are on your own folks!
What makes things a little worse though is $73m has been taken out of the Green Army (or $179m added if you live in Minister-land) and also $12m out of National Landcare. So even though Green Army money cannot be used for ERF projects, less money is going into land management which will put a little more pressure on Indigenous carbon farmers when the Working on Country funding comes up in a couple of years (Working on Country supports the approximately 700 Indigenous rangers working on country around Australia).
More broadly, the Climate Change Authority has a 2 year reprieve - but what happens after that? - but there are no new climate policies or initiatives which might spark excitement, innovation or ambition.
Limited rations people - auction applications to the Regulator!


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Gotta love Maine… after Thanksgiving dindin we headed north.
Some truly great sounding rooms on this run!
Then a drive down to College Park, Maryland… my old stomping grounds. Jack and I have a Sirius Radio show today with Paul Schafer and then a gig tonight at the new City Winery in Northeast D.C. about which more shall be revealed.
thank you Jorma and Jack – you played practically everything I would have yelled out for!
Great show at the Ridgefield Playhouse, great venue! College Park, MD is also my old stomping grounds, lived in Laurel, MD from 70-73, U of MD at College Park was always good fro a free outdoor concert on the weekends. Went to school in Bladensburg. Interesting times back then. Great seeing you and Jack perform. Stay warm!
Got any idea when Sirius will air you guys’ talk? I tried to make sense of their programming, but was thwarted by my own impatience. I did figure out at least it should be on channel 27, but when could not be discerned. I heard Paul do one with Buddy Guy a couple weeks back. Good interviewer and interviewee. Hearing you and Jack bantering with him oughtta be a treat!
Buddy Guy – an icon for sure – was also recently interviewed by Dan Rather on the AXS cable channel. Not sure if you’ve seen the channel but it is chock full of great concert footage and other memorable events. Recently saw the documentary on the 1970 Canadian festival train tour, which had the Grateful Dead, The Band, Janis Joplin et al.
Yes, yes, and yes. I got the AXS interview recorded to watch, and I re-watched Festival Express Sunday morning. It’s a good ‘un. I’ve had the good fortune to see Buddy live over the years. He’s a good’un, too.
Yeah, Buddy puts on quite a show…great guitar and interaction with the audience. He sometimes performs with a former child blues guitar prodigy – now 19 – Quinn Sullivan. They do a really nice performance together. Quinn couldn’t ask for a better mentor.
Looking at your schedule. That Jam Cruise looks interesting so I called and it’s sold out. Looks like you’re going to some pretty cool places like Belize, Cozumel, Sanibel, Santa Monica, Santa Cruz and Key West. Back to the Hawaiian shirts and flip flops.
Time to breakout your Christmas CD. Got the new Clapton Christmas one the other day. Your Silent Night blows his away.
The Jorma Christmas album is my favorite Christmas album and Silent Night is my favorite Christmas song of all time.
Jorma has a Christmas album?!?.. Come on…that’s like saying Dylan has a Christmas album… Oh, that’s right, Dylan does have one, doesn’t he… Who does the better Silent Night?… I would have to vote for the guy with the sweeter voice.
If you live near woods or even if you don’t, go into the forest and let out some very loud ho ho hos, and other utterances and exultations…. Good for the soul and all the cells and atoms in the body. Ho Ho Ho. Reminds me that I am living just for who?
Peace & Love to all..
The whole album is great. I can’t believe Jorma did a Christmas album. It’s a collectors piece for sure. You cannot find it anywhere.
Just a note to say how much I enjoyed the Marietta show. We were up in the Nosebleed section and had a great view of you all. Now, Jorma was good, very good that night, but Jack was on fire. Thanks for getting him a good bowl of Wheaties that morning, it worked!


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In this article I am going to explain how to add auto numbering/ serial number to rows in Angularjs ng-repeat.
In previous article I have explained how to set alternative color of column inasp.net chart control, how to create column chart using Chart control inasp.net and how to use Google document viewer in asp.net website.
$index variable is used to auto numbering for rows in ng-repeat.
I have created a table employee and insert some dummy record into it.
Add controller to project and create Json method to fetch data from database.
Add a view for index action. After that add the Angularjs CDN to page.


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Most successful Taxi Meter sold in India and Overseas Market.
Most Successful Taxi Meter Sold In India & Overseas Market.
1. Highly Compact with extra features and light weight.
2. Modern and Attractive design.
3. Designed using the latest technology in Digital Electronics.
4. All the functions are centralized from a microprocessor.
5. Designed to cover the requirements of a wide ranging market.
6. Can be easily configured to meet the requirements of any market/city.
7. Fully configurable by keyboard or by PC.
8. Programmable on the spot without needing to remove it from its mounting place.
9. Parameters for the different tariffs and values of control registers are stored in a memory, which is fed inside the device by means of a lithium battery.
10. Separate display of Fare, Distance, Time.
11. Separate Mode Indicator to show current mode of operation.
12. Automatic changeover of tariff between day and night time.
13. Inbuilt Real Time Clock for Date and Time.
14. Ability to keep running data stored in memory constantly, thus avoiding dataloss due to reset/power failure at any point of time during the journey.
15. Daily Totalizers/Totalizers that maintain record such as Trips, Paid Kms, Total Rupees, Total Drops and Total Kms.
16. Support for Gps Devices & Roof Light support.
18. Easy for installation and adapter interfacing.
Switcher base powerful power supply which handle spikes of up to 36V and protect circuit from over voltage.
Highly accurate internal clock based on controller inbuilt RTC.
Vehicle no. can be set using keys or COM1.
Threshold voltage can be change by changing through-hole resisters.
S. No. 32/3/27/4, Behind Angraj Dhaba, Near Sanjivani Surgicals, Danny Mehata Nagar Industrial Area, Kondhwa Budruk, Pune Maharashtra, India-411048.

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Dueling photographs of a single Crosby Street stoop reveal a tale of two perspectives of life in SoHo. A sight that exposes the real need for City Planning to obtain “a 360-degree analysis that includes all points of view,” which it hopes to gain during review of the neighborhood’s zoning regulations.
Back in February, the SoHo Broadway Initiative, the local Business Improvement District, released a series of photographs on its website as part of a “Cleanup Report” on the effectiveness of its expansion of street cleaning services to include Crosby and Mercer Streets; an effort made possible by funds from Councilmember Margaret Chin’s office.
At first glance, the before and after shots simply illustrate the removal of boxes from a nondescript stoop. But for anyone who regularly passes Prince and Crosby Streets at night, the boxes obviously double as homeless shelters for at least three men who have been camping out in the freight entrance doorways since last November.
In brief interviews, we discovered that these men – likely in their mid-forties – are day-laborers. Spending nights in makeshift cardboard shelters, before seeking work at demolition sites or on restaurant cleanup crews by 6am. None appeared intoxicated in our encounters, and all were decently dressed.
This is not to suggest that SoHo Broadway Initiative is ambivalent to the plight of the homeless.
Business or Neighborhood Improvement Districts are about the beautification and promotion of their district’s retail outlets and community events, not to highlight any homeless crisis. Like the NoHo Neighborhood Improvement District, they have their own “Clean-Team” which sweeps the sidewalks, empties receptacles, and removes graffiti. But it does speak to the need of capturing a complete picture of the neighborhood as it pertains to the city’s community engagement plan for the future of SoHo.
The SoHo Broadway Initiative is one of 18 organizations serving on the advisory board for the Envision SoHo/NoHo Plan. With the slickest website, and by far the most comprehensive online guide to the current zoning regulation, the organization is composed of residents and business owners who have begun influencing the city’s planning process at the public meetings while maintaining anonymity. However, groups on the board have faced criticism for negotiating with the city behind closed doors and not having artists represented.
To date, it remains unclear whether these advisory bodies are willing to steer the city towards confronting its own contradictory policies and regulations that govern the streets and sidewalks of the historic neighborhoods.
City Planning, Councilmember Margret Chin, and Manhattan Borough President Gale Brewer are asking the artist-in-residence community of SoHo to accept that the current live/work manufacturing zoning no longer reflects the reality of neighborhood. But the city is not exactly averse to hypocrisy when it comes to the rules and regulations of the streets.
As two new office complexes rise astride on Crosby and East Houston, so will the demand for delivery trucks. DOT performed a pedestrian survey in January as the buildings neared completion and the main subway entrance on Houston reopened. However, results from this important study haven’t been released during the public planning sessions to envision a future for SoHo. Despite what many considered antiquated and outdated zoning rules, development of commercial office and luxury rentals show no signs of slowing down.
By all accounts, Crosby Street has been an unmitigated disaster area, even before constructing began on the two developments. Its cobblestone street has long since been considered the worst in the historic district. Currently, the street is still being torn up for new waterlines to feed the developments.
The west side of Crosby Street, the traditional start of SoHo, or more specifically, the Cast Iron District, is the commercial traffic corridor connecting SoHo to NoHo and provides freight entrances for the big-box retail storefronts off Broadway. Yet, commercial parking is not allowed.
Each day, UPS, FED EX, and other delivery vehicles are routinely ticketed. With no other option to park, the tickets are simply considered a cost of doing business. These parking regulations yield thousands of dollars a day for the city, but don’t reflect retail districts’ constant need for deliveries and do little to decrease traffic, idling, or noise.
Police officers from the 5th Precinct’s “Build-the-Block” community meeting in March confirmed homelessness remains an issue in SoHo, although Crosby Street was not mentioned specifically. Normal protocol would be to assist the homeless to city shelters. But news reports as recent as a few weeks ago, have detailed violence against homeless men on both city streets and city shelters. The homeless who braved the winter on this narrow passageway find safety in numbers.
It remains to be seen, though, if the city is willing to face the contradictions of how its current parking regulations impact quality of life for residents. As for the most vulnerable – the city’s growing homeless population – every parking ticket placed on a delivery truck that has no option for legal parking could go toward a night of shelter for someone in need. Instead, the funds disappear back into the system, which creates more tickets on commercial vehicles, and whose boxes ultimately provide shelter.


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My afternoon was spent looking around the incredible Alhambra Palace, built between the 11th-13th Centuries by the Moorish rulers of Spain, and later added to by the Christian King Carlos V in the 1500’s.
There is incredible and very beautiful ornamentation everywhere you look. It’s hard not to see hundreds of images around every corner!
The late afternoon was a time for a stroll around the garden which has an azure-green swimming pool at its foot. I’m sure we’re going to have a great week here, can’t wait to get started!
I found another intriguing church thanks to looking for one cache – the Basílica de San Juan de Dios – decorated with gold from top to toe. Quite incredible!


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It became quite the shock to find that Telltale Games was closing its doors for good. This came right before the launch of the second episode of their The Walking Dead: The Final Season video game. While it was confirmed that several of their video game installments in the works such as The Wolf Among Us and Game of Thrones season two games were cancelled, it was uncertain what the future of The Walking Dead.
Arguably the biggest video game franchise released under Telltale Games was The Walking Dead where the majority of the video game narratives focused on the story of a young girl named Clementine who grew up in the zombie pandemic. This latest season was set to be the final story for Clementine where after four episodes, gamers who have been actively playing the games for a number of years now would witness the conclusion of the character.
As mentioned, with Telltale Games closing its doors, there was no word on if we would actually get that conclusion. We last heard that Telltale Games had been approached by other development studios to help produce the final episodes for gamers but there hasn’t been any update. Now with the New York Comic Con going on, Robert Kirkman, the creator of The Walking Dead, answered a question regarding if we would see the famed comic book author bring in Clementine into the series in order to tie up the Clementine storyline.
During a panel, Robert Kirkman made note that things are in the works and that everyone involved is working to make sure Clementine’s story is told. So at the moment, it doesn’t look like Robert Kirkman will be writing Clementine into his comic book storyline.


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The 2013 Heineken Open was a tennis tournament played on outdoor hard courts. It was the 38th edition of the Heineken Open, and was part of the ATP World Tour 250 series of the 2013 ATP World Tour. It took place at the ASB Tennis Centre in Auckland, New Zealand, from January 7 to 12, 2013.
Rankings as of December 31, 2012.
Rankings are as of December 31, 2012.
It was Ferrer's 1st title of the year and 19th of his career.
^ "ATP 2013: Ferrer, Haas e Janowicz al via a Auckland". Ubi tennis. Retrieved 26 November 2012.
^ "Tennis: Janowicz signs up for open". APN Holdings NZ Limited. 27 November 2012. Retrieved 26 November 2012.
^ "Tennis: Seven top 30 players confirmed for Heineken Open". APN Holdings NZ Limited. 28 November 2012. Retrieved 26 November 2012.

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A house that can become everybody's favourite place. Where the familiy comes a little closer together to tell old stories and make new ones. Cooking together, playing, trying new things...and relax.
South-facing terrace with small garden.