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Lahore Dec 14, 2018: The countdown to the start of the HBL Pakistan Super League 2019 began today as the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) announced the schedule of the event, which will kick-off with the tournament opener between defending champions Islamabad United and Lahore Qalandars in Dubai on February 14, 2019 and culminate with the final in Karachi on March 17, 2019.
Thirty-four (34) matches will be played in the fourth edition and for the first time in the short history of this highly successful and much-awaited tournament, Lahore and Karachi will share eight matches between them at the backend of the 32-day event.
Karachi’s National Stadium will host the first of their five matches on March 7, 2019 when Karachi Kings will take on Peshawar Zalmi under lights.
The other four matches will be: Karachi Kings versus Quetta Gladiators on March 10, 2019, Qualifier 1 versus Qualifier 2 on March 13, 2019, Eliminator 2 on March 15, 2019 and the final on March 17, 2019.
Lahore Qalandars versus Islamabad United on March 9, 2019, Lahore Qalandars versus the Sixth team on March 10, 2019 and Eliminator 1 (3 v 4) on March 12, 2019.
According to the event format, each side will play the other twice with the top-four after30 event matches advancing to the play-offs.
In the March 13, 2019 Qualifier, the table-toppers will play the second-placed side with the winner progressing to the final.
The losing side will get a second chance to qualify for the final when, in the March 15, 2019 Eliminator 2, they will play the winner of March 12, 2019 Eliminator 1, which will be between the third and fourth-placed sides.
“The PCB believes the HBL Pakistan Super League is a gateway to resumption of international cricket in Pakistan.
By successfully staging eight matches in Lahore and Karachi with the support of the local authorities, the PCB is optimistic that it will once again prove to the world that Pakistan is as safe and secure a place as any other part of the world to play international cricket.
“The PCB would like to thank its esteemed commercial partners, including title sponsors HBL, for their continued support and patronage.
Without the involvement and commitment of the sponsors, no event can be organised successfully.
The others 16 in HBL Pakistan Super League: Fawad Ahmed, Qais Ahmed, Corey Anderson, Ian Bell, Dan Christian, Ben Dunk, Laurie Evans, Harry Gurney, Liam Livingstone, Wayne Madsen, Tom Moores, Sandeep Lamichanne, Wayne Parnell, Sikander Raza, WaqarSalamkheil and Phil Salt.
Zimbabwe – Sikandar Raza and Brendan Taylor.
*Multan Sultans have been replaced by the sixth team. Following the conclusion of the tender process, the team’s rights will be sold to the highest bidder.


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I have a couple days that I can spend crafting at leisure, so look out! You may see a lot of little projects!
I always make a gift for my hostesses - whether they are near or far. It's one of the great pleasures of my job. I so appreciate when people allow me into their homes for a few hours! This is what I gave my hostess this morning.
This is a simple wooden letter that I picked up. It was easy to work with because it was already painted white. I simply adhered Dotty for You paper to the front and then used a craft knife to cut around the edges. Now of course I had to make flowers! Any time I get the chance to use the dark chocolate striped grosgrain, I pull that out, too. It makes the nicest bows! A couple of flutter shapes and opaque gems, and it was done.
I'll have another new project for you tomorrow!
I love this project. Great job on it!!!
How generous of you. I bet she loved it. The flowers are a wonderful touch.

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Why you should make a list of the top 20 features you love about your home when selling?
Why you should wait to buy that car until after your home purchase?
What is your debt to income ratio...why should you care?
Denver, Thornton, Adams Cowly Real Estate, Brought to you by Rhino Realty Pros, Licensed in the state of Colorado.
These Properties are provided courtesy of REcolorado and IRES. Information is being provided for consumers personal, non-commercial use and may not be used for any purpose other than to identify prospective properties consumers may be interested in purchasing.
Information herein is believed to be accurate and timely, but no warranty as such is expressed or implied. Real estate listings held by brokerage firms other than Rhino Realty Pros are governed by MLS Rules and Regulations and detailed information about them includes the name of the listing companies. All properties are subject to prior sale, change, or withdrawal.
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In 2010, Genentech Goes to Town takes place September 13 to September 24 in South San Francisco, Vacaville, Oceanside and Hillsboro. Again this year, the Genentech Goes to Town program supports our communities by providing employees with special "GenenMoney" to spend at local businesses.
Genentech launched the "Genentech Goes to Town" community relations program in 1993 to support the local community by encouraging employees to get to know local businesses in the communities in which they live and work. Genentech provides $25 in special GenenMoney to each employee during a two-week period and encourages them to support local shop owners and the continued development of the downtown business areas. The special "GenenMoney" is redeemable only at participating businesses.
For the third consecutive year, as part of Genentech Goes to Town the company is also making charitable contributions to local community nonprofits, including the Second Harvest Food Bank, the Solano County Food Bank and the North County Food Bank.
"I believe that the Genentech Goes to Town program exemplifies our culture very well and is one more way for Genentech to demonstrate our commitment to the communities in which we work and live," said Ian T. Clark, Chief Executive Officer of Genentech. "We hope that by encouraging our employees to make additional purchases in our local communities we are able to provide an economic boost."
In 2010, Genentech Goes to Town celebrates its 18th year in South San Francisco, 11th year in Vacaville, fifth year in Oceanside and second year in Hillsboro.
Since the program's inception, more than $2 million has been distributed to support merchants in the company's hometowns.
More than 200 local businesses in South San Francisco, Vacaville and Oceanside are participating in the program: 83 in South San Francisco, 69 in Vacaville, 38 in Oceanside and 33 in Hillsboro.
"Genentech has poured more than one million dollars in the South San Francisco downtown since the inception of the program 18 years ago. We are pleased that this program allows Genentech employees another opportunity to get to know our downtown merchants as they shop or enjoy a meal in their corporate hometown."
Meet some of the shop owners we've been celebrating for 20 years.

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Understand how you can improve the wellbeing, engagement and culture of your organisation.
Extend your services to offer bespoke people analytics and digital behaviour change programmes.
Employ cutting edge data collection methods and integrate digital interventions to conduct experiments at scale.
Our platform delivers a range of beautifully designed solutions tailored to unique requirements.
Tap into how people are thinking, feeling and behaving in real-time.
Visualise your data and identify which factors are most important.
Deliver action-based interventions to form habits and create changes that last.
We are specialists in wellbeing and technology. We love creating scientifically validated products to help people be at their best, at work, at home, at play.
Our mission is to measurably improve the wellbeing of 10 million people.
The company was founded by Nicholas Begley, formerly Head of Research at Headspace and Dr George MacKerron creator of Mappiness, the world’s largest research study into momentary happiness.

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This curriculum is appropriate for elementary students with significant developmental disabilities, including autism. It begins with counting using one-to-one correspondence and progresses to more complex skills like using sets for addition and creating ABAB patterns. Lessons are taught systematically, incorporating scripted lessons, least intrusive prompting strategies, teachable objectives, and ongoing assessments. The 24 lessons focus on fun themes, like Mardi Gras or bugs, and give students ample opportunity to practice using a variety of hands-on materials.
The Early Numeracy content aligns with national and state standards and four of the five NCTM Standards: Numbers and Operations, Algebra, Geometry, and Measurement.
Includes two Teacher’s Guides, Implementation Guide, Math Stories, one Math Fun Student Workbook, 10 consumable Math Fun Student Workbooks, Student Response Book, Assessment Manual, work board and overlays, games, game cards and pieces, graphic organizer posters, counting pieces, theme-based counting objects, number and symbol tiles, ruler, play money, and PDFs on disc. Also includes the GoWorksheet Maker App, a set of corresponding GoWorksheet activities, and samples of communication overlays.
Browder, D. M., Jimenez, B. A., Spooner, F., Saunders, A., Hudson, M., & Bethune, K. S. (2012). Early numeracy instruction for students with moderate and severe developmental disabilities. Research and Practice for Persons with Severe Disabilities, 37, 308-320.
Hudson, M.E., Zambone, A., & Brickhouse, J. (2016). Teaching Early Numeracy Skills Using Single Switch Voice-Output Devices to Students with severe Multiple Disabilities. Journal of Development and Physical Disabilities, 28:1, 153-175.
Jimenez, B. A., & Kemmery, M. (2013). Building early numeracy skills in students with moderate intellectual disability. Education and Training in Autism and Developmental Disabilities, 48, 479-490.
Jimenez, B. A., & Staples, K. (2015). Access to the common core state standards in mathematics through early numeracy skill building for students with moderate intellectual disability. Education and Training in Autism and Developmental Disabilities, 50:1, 17-30.
Bree Jimenez, PhD; Diane Browder, PhD; and Alicia F. Saunders, MA.

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Though distracted by the threat of imminent immolation over the summer, I haven’t lost sight of my main goal: finding a new home for my mother. So in June, my old friend Alex and I boarded an Alaska Airlines flight from San José, California to Guadalajara. Final destination: Gringo Paradise, AKA, Ajijic, Jalisco, about an hour south.
Oddly, Ajijic is one of the few (many?) places in Mexico that I’ve never seen. In 2014, it fell victim to the failure of good intentions. During my 2014 Mexican Road Trip, I spent an entire week in Guadalajara, but never visited Ajijic. I wanted to, but by the end of my trip, I was just too tired. Plus, I’ve never been all that keen on settling into a Gringo Chinatown somewhere in Mexico. To me, one of the big charms of being S.O.B. is being in a foreign country, with foreign customs, a foreign language, and hot foreign friends. If I want to speak English with a bunch of older Americans I can just go to a bingo game here, stateside. OK, maybe that’s too harsh, but you get the picture.
Despite all that, the pull of Ajijic proved irresistible. The promise? Cheap, or at least reasonable assisted living facilities for an older, non-Spanish-speaking Gringa, in this case, my nearly 90-year-old mother. Not to mention the fact that there’s tons of good, cheap restaurants, low housing costs, low food costs, tons of cheap berries (lakeside is a major growing region), and a fantastic social infrastructure for Gringos. Exhibit “A” for this is The Lake Chapala Society, a sixty-something year old institution that provides social services, an English library, meeting places for affiliated clubs, help with immigration issues, TED Talks, computer clinics, a lovely garden with a restaurant, and just about anything else a stranger in a strange land might need. Oh, and Ajijic also has a nearly perfect climate, topped off with a tendency to rain mostly at night. Camelot itself would be hard-pressed to compete as such a great place to retire.
Alex and I arrived with a tight schedule and a to-do list. Fortunately, Alex had already been to Ajijic a time or two, having helped a married couple of lesbians move there a little more than a year earlier. And I had, after some considerable work, compiled a list of seven assisted living facilities that we were to check out, to see what might be best for my mother.
Let me just tell you, checking out rest homes in a town you don’t know is anything but restful. Over five days, we saw the seven facilities which ranged from the tawdry and depressing, to a place that I was sorely tempted to check myself into. The latter is a beautiful, large house, situated high on the Sierra de San Juan Cosalá, with breathtaking views of Lake Chapala and the far shore. But it wouldn’t likely have been good for my mother, with only seven residents, and some concerns about the owner’s ability to carry on alone after the recent death of her husband.
After checking out all seven places, we flew back to California to report back to mom. Ultimately we settled on three top candidates to show her personally. All of them had private rooms, nice facilities with patio gardens, and mostly English-speaking staffs, and all English-speaking residents. Prices ranged from about $1,500 USD/month to $1,800. Pretty much everything is included: room; board; cleaning; laundry; taxi service into town for shopping, events, and the like; daily activities; and medicine management. As for the latter, it’s quite a comforting thing. Over about the last six months, mom has become inconsistent about taking her regular meds, despite me loading one of those weekly pill minders for her. And I worry that she might overdose on acetaminophen, taking some tablets for pain and then ten minutes later forgetting she’s taken them, and then taking them again because they’re not yet working.
In late August, the three of us piled back into a plane and flew to Ajijic to show Mom the top contenders. Fortunately, my top pick became her top pick, as she liked the staff, the facility, and one of the residents who we had befriended on our first visit.
While there in June, Alex and I met Marjorie, a woman in her early 80’s, and the three of us immediately had hit it off. Marjorie had worked as a trainer for IBM in the 50’s and 60’s, back when women mostly didn’t do such things. Later she and her husband moved to Ajijic where they became involved in Democrats Abroad among other projects. About three years ago, she and her husband moved to the facility when he required more intensive care, and sadly, he died not too long afterward.
But since we liked her so much, we decided to invite Marjorie to lunch with my mother during the late August visit, and during lunch, completely unprompted, she told us a story about the owner of the facility, Dolores. Apparently one of Marjorie’s friends who didn’t live in the facility found herself in a medical emergency. Marjorie asked Dolores what she recommended. As it turns out, Dolores dropped everything, drove the friend to a hospital in Guadalajara, arranged all the medical care, contacted the friend’s family, and generally just manged the situation, and managed it well.
For my mother and me, this sealed the deal as we felt like she’d be in really good hands, and we decided that this was where we’d move mom. Now we just needed to finalize the details. Right after Labor Day we flew back to Redding and began to pack. While there are myriad boring details that subsequently transpired, to make a long story short, on January 11th of this year, Alex, my mother, and I all flew to Ajijic and moved mom into her new home that night.
Ever since, I’ve been living here with my new friend Lisa in West Ajijic, who Alex helped to move down nearly 2 years ago. Mom is happy in her new home, and I’m delighted to be beginning to have my life back again. There’s lots more to recount, but it’s looking like we’ve got a happy ending to my mother’s difficult journey post the death of my stepfather, her long-time partner.
For various reasons, I haven’t named any of the facilities. Obviously I don’t wish to reveal my mother’s location. And in other cases I don’t wish to cast any aspersions on the homes we didn’t select. If you are curious about what I’ve found, I’d be happy to share some information via e-mail. So just leave a comment, and I’ll get back to you.
Hello Kim, I live in Chapala and I am wanting to visit the available nursing homes here. Do you have a listing of those that you visited? If so, and if easy, I would love to have that listing. Or possibly tell me where you got the listings. I enjoyed your story and i’m Happy you found a great place for you mom. BTW, I am most recently from the Medford, OR area so found interest in you posts re: the Carr Fire. Gracias.
Hola Mary, I’m in Zacatecas at the moment, but when I get back tonight I’ll send you the spreadsheet I have with the information i collected. That said, my first step was to look up all the ads in the Ojo del Lago. Thanks for the comment and I’m glad you enjoyed the fire coverage. Saludos.
Congratulations on finding a place for you and your mom. I understand how difficult it is as my parents are 91 and 93 and currently living in different places as one has Alzheimers and one does not. I hope you are able to relax and enjoy life knowing your mom is safe. I thought we would be living in SMA by now but it is delayed. I don’t think I have commented on your blog but I enjoy reading it and want to thank you.
Hola Nancy! Thanks for the comment. We should be back from Zacatecas tonight, though it’s tough to leave-there are still several more museums we’d like to see. Saludos and thanks for stopping by.
THRILLED to hear you are so near and that your MOM found a place that she is happy with. It has been a long journey for both of you to reach this point. You deserve big praise for your diligence and persistence in accomplishing such a difficult task! Now, your new season of your life begins as well. Can’t wait to see you and hope you’ll jump on the ETN bus and get off here in SMA for a visit! It is a 4 1/2 hour, very comfortable bus ride. Lots of us want to see you here……….Big HUgS! I think you will love being near Guadalajara or living in Guada – I know it well and it has a vibrant “scene”.
Hola Barbara, thank you SO much for the kind wishes. Indeed I’d love to get to SMA to see you and others, and of course to enjoy the wonderful place that is SMA. I’m currently in Zacatecas with my friend Lisa and we are having a great time. Saludos and thanks for stopping by.
Several of my Merida friends, have family members in assisted living in Ajijic and they are all very happy with the arrangement.It’s nice that you found a place for your mom.
I so wish my parents would consider doing this. My dad is adamant that he hates Mexico (based on his experiences in the 70s doing business in DF) and won’t live there. My mom has been peppering her speech with Spanish lately and she does so much better with stimulation. Their quality of life would improve immensely, I’d even move from Merida, if they would do it.
So instead, I am spending way more time in California than ever, not that I begrudge them.
Hola Theresa, It’s amazing how prejudiced some people can be about Mexico. My father and stepmother seem convinced that they’d be gunned down the minute they stepped out of the airport in CDMX. That despite my having survived multiple trips. But now that I know Ajijic a bit, it seems like an ideal place for Gringos who don’t speak Spanish. Nice to hear from you. Saludos y un abrazo.
Nice to have you back on the internet highway.
I had hoped to be able to get up your way before this weekend,but I have become an invalid with either a cold or the flu. And next week my presence is required here because the solar project begins. I hope it is complete in time for me to get up your way.
I, of course, am very interested in the results of your investigations. Mom is still interested in moving down here. How are you handling the visa issue?
I’m sorry to miss you. On the other hand, it wouldn’t take much to persuade me and my friend, Lisa, to come visit you. At the moment we are in Zacatecas, where we expect to remain until Monday or so. As for my mother’s visa, it is in process and some time next year, we’ll convert it to a permanente. So far no lawyers have been needed. And the gal at the Chapala immigration office is both very nice and speaks beautiful English. I’m sorry you’re under the weather. Get well soon. Saludos!
That’s fantastic news that you’ve resettled and are back in Mexico, where you belong.
Hola Ms Shoes, Indeed, I’m delighted to be here, even more so now that I’m in Zacatecas with a friend. Thanks for your support and comment here. Saludos.
Such a great result for you both. I know first hand the hard decisions one has to make in caring for their parents. I just lost my mom in December. Some of my parents happiest times were when they were living in San Felipe in Baja and Guadalajara is such a beautiful city. Wishing you all the best while down there.
Hola Woz! Thanks for the wonderful comment. I’m sorry about your mom. I’m dreading the day either of my parents go. But taking care of my mother has been an amazing lesson in enjoying my health and vitality while I still can. And some day I’m dying to drive my SLK through Mexico. Saludos and thanks for stopping by.
Good news all around. I send best wishes to you and your mother!
So happy she’s settled in – what a move for someone her age! More power to her! And so happy you’re back in Mexico (and here, writing again!), and well on your way to reclaiming your own life You do, and have done, so well caring for her. Makes me wonder what will happen to those of us who don’t have children when we need a Kim in our lives.Bless you both – I hope this is the beginning of a grand adventure all round!
Hola Barbara, it’s great to be getting my life back. My friend Lisa and I are off to Zacatecas today. Or maybe Guanajuato. We’ll see. And yes, I wonder who might take care of me when I’m old. At this point I’m trying to stay as healthy as possible. Saludos and thanks for your comment.
Please let me know when you get to San Miguel! I was hoping you might settle here.
Hola Barbara, while I’m unlikely to settle in SMA, I’d be delighted to meet you there some time. Saludos.
Thanks for sharing this. I have wondered about Mexico as a location for assisted living. I’ve had to work on this for both my mother (in northern CA – Sonoma County) and my mother-in-law here in Olympia, WA, where my wife and I live. Always useful to get perspectives on other locations. And i always enjoy your posts – been a long time lurker!
Hola Neil! Thanks for the comment. I definitely appreciate your switch from lurker to commenter. Keep up the good work, haha. Let me know if you want some info on the specific places. I created a spreadsheet with the basic data on each place plus some comments. Hopefully you’ll find something that works for your mother and/or mother-in-law. Saludos!
Having walked a few miles in your shoes with both my parents and in-laws, I applaud your efforts and your sincere desire to do right by your mom. Glad to hear that there’s some resolution in your life. Feel free to come visit us in Guadalajara when you need a change of scenery!
Hola Deborah! Thanks for the kind comment. Indeed I have worried and fretted about this process. But the fact that my mother is happy is the best news possible. I’d love to meet up in GDL. I’ll email you later. Saludos and thanks for stopping by!

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Equipo Nizkor - Protocol against the illicit manufacturing of and trafficking in firearms, their parts and components and ammunition.
2. The provisions of the Convention shall apply, mutatis mutandis, to this Protocol unless otherwise provided herein.
The purpose of this Protocol is to promote, facilitate and strengthen cooperation among States Parties in order to prevent, combat and eradicate the illicit manufacturing of and trafficking in firearms, their parts and components and ammunition.
(f) "Tracing" shall mean the systematic tracking of firearms and, where possible, their parts and components and ammunition from manufacturer to purchaser for the purpose of assisting the competent authorities of States Parties in detecting, investigating and analysing illicit manufacturing and illicit trafficking.
1. This Protocol shall apply, except as otherwise stated herein, to the prevention of illicit manufacturing of and trafficking in firearms, their parts and components and ammunition and to the investigation and prosecution of offences established in accordance with article 5 of this Protocol where those offences are transnational in nature and involve an organized criminal group.
2. This Protocol shall not apply to state-to-state transactions or to state transfers in cases where the application of the Protocol would prejudice the right of a State Party to take action in the interest of national security consistent with the Charter of the United Nations.
3. States Parties shall provide to or share with each other, as appropriate, relevant scientific and technological information useful to law enforcement authorities in order to enhance each other's abilities to prevent, detect and investigate the illicit manufacturing of and trafficking in firearms, their parts and components and ammunition and to prosecute the persons involved in those illicit activities.
2. States Parties that have established a system of authorization regarding brokering as set forth in paragraph 1 of this article are encouraged to include information on brokers and brokering in their exchanges of information under article 12 of this Protocol and to retain records regarding brokers and brokering in accordance with article 7 of this Protocol.
1. This Protocol shall be open to all States for signature at United Nations Headquarters in New York from the thirtieth day after its adoption by the General Assembly until 12 December 2002.
2. This Protocol shall also be open for signature by regional economic integration organizations provided that at least one member State of such organization has signed this Protocol in accordance with paragraph I of this article.
I. This Protocol shall enter into force on the ninetieth day after the date of deposit of the fortieth instrument of ratification, acceptance, approval or accession, except that it shall not enter into force before the entry into force of the Convention. For the purpose of this paragraph, any instrument deposited by a regional economic integration organization shall not be counted as additional to those deposited by member States of such organization.
4. An amendment adopted in accordance with paragraph I of this article shall enter into force in respect of a State Party ninety days after the date of the deposit with the Secretary-General of the United Nations of an instrument of ratification, acceptance or approval of such amendment.
This document has been published on 31May16 by the Equipo Nizkor and Derechos Human Rights. In accordance with Title 17 U.S.C. Section 107, this material is distributed without profit to those who have expressed a prior interest in receiving the included information for research and educational purposes.

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Our popular Toddler Group meets every Monday morning at the church in York Road.
The session runs from 10.00 to 11.30 am during term time only and is run for parents/carers of pre-school children. Our suggested age range is birth to pre-school age. We have a team of volunteer helpers who are all CRB checked through the church, with some qualified for food preparation. We do make a small charge of £1 per family who attend to cover the costs of craft materials and refreshments.
We have a wide variety of age appropriate toys which are varied each week. There is an organised activity each week where the children take home something they have made. Our lounge is used as a quiet area for the craft work, book corner and activity table, while the large hall provides play areas with ample toys to keep little people occupied!
At snack time we encourage the children to sit together having toast and milk or water. Mums can relax with teas and coffees at the same time. The session ends with stories, songs and music.
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Solutions Manual Adaptive Filter Theory is good choice for you that looking for nice reading experience. We hope you glad to visit our website. Please read our description and our privacy and policy page.
Finally I get this ebook, thanks for all these Solutions Manual Adaptive Filter Theory can get now!

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The underground metal legends have a connection that dates back a few decades.
Helmet are on their way back with the 'Dead to the World' album and a fall trek with Local H to support the disc.
With a full day at sea, ShipRockers had plenty of onboard activities and shows on Day 4.
It's not 1994, but Helmet and the Toadies will reclaim their place in the spotlight this summer, teaming up on the road to relive past glories and show off the vitality of their most recent works.

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Glass beads Crystals - CrystaLine™ beads.
We offer crystals beads in a great price and range of select. We sale CrystLine crystals. Best prices, no custom house, door to door delivery, discount up to 30%. Great quality for best price. Check now!
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Glass beads - Crystals CrystaLine™ beads.
Crystal beads from CrystaLine are very popular crystals in shape of bicone, beads 32 and 96 cuts or rondells. You can buy them regular or AB effect. Some of them are full coated to imitate gold, silver colour. They are all glass beads on long strand and very cheap.
If you wish to buy different glass beads check different categories of our bead shop. We also offer semi-precious stones and gemstones or jewellery findings. We are one the biggest beads and beading Supplies in Europe.

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Ikea In Store Kitchen Planning Tags : Overwhelmingly Impressivenew Style Kitchen Polishednew House Kitchen Designsthat Will Change Your Life Prettykitchen Decoration Tipsthat Will Save You Some Time. Terrifickitchen Decor Inspiration.
Angelina Scott Kitchen design ideas, 2018-08-28 08:03:20. First, choose a color that will compliment the grout and your kitchen design ideas. Remember that darker stain is less likely to display grime and dirt, but lighter colors will shine.
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This is the wind, wave and weather forecast for Brussels Airport in Flanders, Belgium. Windfinder specializes in wind, waves, tides and weather reports & forecasts for wind related sports like kitesurfing, windsurfing, surfing, sailing or paragliding.
Check the wind forecast for Brussels Airport when you want to find the best last minute travel destination for your kiteboarding, windsurfing or sailing vacation in Belgium.
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When we say that Carnival Miracle takes you to another world, we mean that in every sense. Not only does this ship visit stunning destinations, but features incredible onboard spaces inspired by elements of fantasy. Escape from reality as you take in a show at the Phantom Lounge, a drink at Odyssey Bar or a dance at Dr. Frankenstein’s Lab. To lose yourself in a song, find your way to The Jazz Club, Jeeves Lounge or Sam’s Piano Bar. Hungry? There’s great food all over the place, from the casual fare of Horatio’s, to the artful eats of the Bacchus and Ariadne dining rooms… not to mention the world class cuts at Nick & Nora’s Steakhouse.
A chain of secluded tropical islands sitting all alone in the middle of the Pacific, Hawaii is just waiting for you to discover them. When you cruise Hawaii, Carnival offers so much to do… with ports spread across four Hawaiian islands, you can be sure you're seeing a whole lot of this stunning, unique state.
Our Mexican Riviera cruise is the perfect vacation for seven days of pampered pleasure. From the crystal-clear waters and sparkling nightlife of Puerto Vallarta and La Paz, to the energizing fun of sport fishing and shopping in Mazatlan, this vacation inspires a feeling of privilege. Oh... and don't forget about the beaches and underwater scenery of Cabo San Lucas.
Features mouthwatering beef cooked to your exact specifications, as well as a fantastic selection of seafood, entrées, gourmet appetizers and an extensive wine list.

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Book information: New York : HarperOne, 2010. 492 pages. 25cm.
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Smashwords – Books Tagged "sudden death"
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Autopsy procedures (dissection, virtual and verbal autopsies), medical examiner and coroner systems, death investigation, death certificates and autopsy reports are described in exquisite detail. It includes everything you could possible want to know—with technical elements described clearly in terms everyone can understand.
Everyone dreads notifying survivors about sudden deaths. Healthcare, law enforcement, fire service, religious & military personnel often take on that task with little formal training. Grave Words helps lessen notifiers’ stress, provides detailed protocols for nearly every death-notification situation, explains how to use the protocols, provides a context for when and why they should be used.
Murder, sports, greed, & glamour. The story takes place at AllSport, a facility that trains inner city athletes with pro potential. Combining athletes who come from lives of poverty with big money & the country’s top pro athletes proves to be a combustible mix. A brazen murder is committed. The suspect list is long. Is murder just another form of competition? Full-throttle action!


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Whatever else crosses my mind in morning’s first moments between sleeping and rising, there is always one thought, persistent and urgent.
The intensity of grief’s earliest weeks and months has settled into a dull acceptance: this is our life now. We pack lunches, fold laundry, drive kids, talk about work over dinner. One day after the next.
But in the middle of every day, the thought rises and stays, stubborn.
What happened in that NICU room? What are we supposed to do with it now?
You can read the whole story here. More people have read this than almost anything else I’ve written. I still get stories regularly from readers, people who have experienced something of the same – the strangeness of joy in darkness, comfort in despair. They don’t need help to make sense of what happened to them; they know exactly what – or Who – it was.
But what most of them say is this: I never told anyone else. People don’t understand.
We didn’t get the miracle we wanted. Our babies died.
We wanted answers, and we got presence. We wanted healing, and we got love. We wanted a miracle, and we got joy.
For months since our daughters died, the understanding has been growing in me, deepening its roots as I rise and wait and wonder what was that?
The realization is this. Though I have given my life’s work to theology’s questions, answers are not what matter. Reason and logic are human constructions, a scaffolding built higher and higher to try and touch God.
This is why there is no satisfying solution to the problem of evil or suffering. You can create what seems like a solid, strong explanation (and believe me, people offer them to me on the regular), but human reasons fall apart.
The choice is clear to me. I can spend the rest of my life chasing a slippery why? Or I can set aside my scrambling after answers and learn how to live into the presence of God.
We wanted a different NICU miracle. We wanted our daughters healed and saved, healthy and here.
Instead we got – I don’t know what to call it. Joy and God and heaven wrapped into one. Love’s fullness in which we had no questions.
And this is the point that my husband and I still talk about all the time: No questions. No answers. None.
All my life I’ve been collecting a long list (growing over the years, bitter in places) of Questions I Am Going To Bring Before God And Demand To Know Why And How, When I Get The Chance.
I got the chance. Every question fell away. I learned logic has no place in the fullness of Love.
I realize this could sound trite or ring hollow. I do not dismiss our yearning for understanding, our struggling in the face of suffering. This is what makes us most human.
All I know is that when I got closest to God, my lifetime’s worth of gnawing questions disappeared. I noticed they were gone, but I could not even tell you what they had been.
The fistfuls I wanted to fling at the feet of God had simply evaporated.
So now what? This is my question when I get up each morning and when I sit down to write.
What do you do after a miracle?
A life based not on questions-and-answers is a tricky proposition. There are no owner’s manuals. All I can do is live into the presence of the One who was revealed to me – and to the person I love most in this world – as love and joy and comfort. All I know is that much of my scaffolding has crumbled, and I am left with the solid knowing that God is, that God is love, and that God is love eternal.
I always wondered what happened to people after the miracle. Did Lazarus lead a long, lovely life? Did the daughter raised or the leper cured or the servant healed go on to a charmed existence? Or were they made outcasts, the odd ones whose lives did not add up to the logic and standards of their society? Did the miracle continue to transform them, changing them over time?
Maybe all miracles are unexpected. Maybe this is part of the definition. We decide the world works in a certain way, the way we have always known it to work. And suddenly – startlingly – we find God intervening in a way we never saw before.
Our lives are undone and remade because of this. We cannot be the people we were before.
What does a miracle mean, months later?
We wanted answers, and we were given God.
We cannot yet see where this miracle will lead.
We didn’t get what we expected. (This may be the entire story of faith.) – Yes! This!
Thank you for your beautiful words. I lost my daughter to Trisomy 18. We had her for 5 beautiful, painful days and I cherish every moment of that gift that we were given. I have added the question of her life and death to one of the many I had gathered to hurl at God. And yes, that one was going to be hurled. However, as time passes (it’s been two years now) the whys and wonderings aren’t quite as loud because I’m trying to whisper thank yous.
“We wanted answers, and we got presence. We wanted healing, and we got love. We wanted a miracle, and we got joy.
“Logic has no place in the fullness of Love”, thank you for this. As always, your words ring in my heart today.
It’s the closest we will ever come to understanding the beauty and mystery of the cross. It was the greatest, most profound experience of my life. I spend every day trying to get that feeling back, all the while praying I never have to go through that again. That is the beauty of the Cross.
It has been 15 years since our daughter died of leukemia at the age of 8. At first it was so hard to see that the world kept on spinning, that lives were continuing as if nothing had happened. Then we, too, went on living, but living with more purpose, more direction–our goal was/is Heaven and we let our other children know that THAT is our true purpose here on earth. Living for God and His Will is the only joy we can truly know. May God bless you and your family on your journey.
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Summary: Natural gas isn’t as safe as many think and creates methane instead of CO2 which traps 34 times the heat of coal fired power plants. New clean coal technology offers promise of salvation for dying coal fired power industry and reduces CO2 emissions up to 27% at the same time.
People often take the attitude of “If you can’t beat them…”, but if you’re truly concerned about the world takes this is certainly not the position that a person should take. Though natural gas has been lauded as the solution to coal fired power plant industry, extensive study shows that natural gas is no safer than coal-fueled energy, due to high levels of methane gas that are generated in the natural gas energy cycle. “Over 100 years, methane traps 34 times more heat in the atmosphere than carbon dioxide”, says Phil McKenna, a journalist and editor for “Nova Next”.** In coal fired power plant energy production CO2 is released into the atmosphere, trapping heat. In natural gas production, methane (CH4) leaks into the atmosphere and traps heat even more effectively than CO2, which results in a more devastating effect on our environment than coal. Equally remarkable, a biogeochemist named Bob Howarth says that natural gas is “inherently slippery stuff” and that it is “impossible to suppress all the leaks” in gas compression.* If natural gas is more dangerous than coal and also less controllable, it can’t be a solution to the problems in our current coal fired power plant energy environment.
To dismiss coal-fueled energy production altogether, which the natural gas industry is recommending in lieu of natural gas power production is unwise, uneconomical, and hazardous. To do so is unwise because it is premature- we are now beginning to understand more clearly why and how the atmosphere becomes polluted by coal production and other means of making energy, and so it is imperative that investigation into these delicate issues should be more thorough. It is uneconomical because it would eliminate thousands of jobs in just a few years, creating a more devastated national economy than can be seen already. It is hazardous because even with the little that we know about the great dangers of mass energy production, it is very clear that natural gas is no more safe or efficient than coal.
In the struggle to find a balanced solution to the potentially polluting effects of making energy and creating a flourishing and technologically advanced nation that relies heavily on the use of energy, we must revolutionize our methods and press ourselves to innovate. The most evident solution is to make coal fired power production more efficient more economical and more environmentally safe. Researchers and developers are already finding new ways to do just that. Around the world, the race to revolutionize coal fired power production is already underway, while here at home we are sadly still behind in the race. These international real world results are eye opening, and can be found at burnlesscoal.com. The process involves a spray-on coal catalyst that works with the natural ionization of the coal, making it much more efficient and resulting in a cleaner burning fuel with up to 27% less CO2 production quelling the fears of global warming enthusiasts and cutting coal consumption for the local coal fired power utility company.
To stay ahead of international competition, we must look at the facts and be willing to make change happen. This revolutionary process in creating coal-fueled energy has the ability to stoke the fires of our economy once again, and just as important, help create a healthy environment for our future.

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text: The city of Los Angeles might be where Hollywood's dreams come true, but for film critic Jordan Cronk, his mind often wanders toward the films of countries far and abroad, reflective works of the most avant-garde order. So when Jordan decided to make a pit stop in New York before heading off to the Toronto Film Festival, Peter had him drop by the studio for some chat on his work as a critic, the state of world cinema, Los Angeles's growing repertory theaters, how to approach music the same way as film, and his slight obsession with actress Shailene Woodley. They then dream of an LA they never knew with Alex Cox's crazy cult classic, Repo Man, whose humor and political allegory is uniquely distinct and worth deconstructing, as well as simply rocking along with.


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Villa Samorna stands in almost half an acre of landscaped garden and is bordered by a small river; with its own swimming pool and the beach just moments away this beautifully furnished villa makes for an ideal holiday retreat.
Villa Samorna is situated near the Banyan Tree Hotel at the northern end of Bang Tao beach. The villa is about 15 minutes drive from the Phuket international airport and 30 minutes away from Patong Beach and Phuket Town. The property allows guests to enjoy a slice of tropical life in complete peace and privacy yet it is within easy reach of the best of what the island has to offer.
Samorna is a quiet and inviting four-bedroom pool villa set within the secured Chom Tawan estate just across the road from the glorious white sands of Bang Tao Beach. Lying at the sparsely populated northern stretch of the beach, Samorna provides a tranquil escape yet it’s less than two kilometres from the Laguna Phuket resort’s many leisure, dining and shopping choices and 18-hole golf course.
Inspired by Balinese design, Samorna’s ground floor houses a living room, dining area and study that all open up for full enjoyment of the tropics. Tucked away behind the dining room is a modern western kitchen stocked with everything required for cooking and entertaining. Upstairs, the four bedrooms are split between two wings with separate staircases, ideal for a couple of families. Two are king-bedded and the two guest bedrooms have twin beds that can be converted to kings. Each bedroom enjoys a private bathroom en-suite.
The villa is arranged in an L-shape around the lovely 12m swimming pool and terrace, which has shaded roof cover, an outdoor shower, a table and lounging furniture for alfresco dining and relaxing. The layout of this villa makes Villa Samorna ideal for two small families, as each wing has a separate staircase. Furthermore, the scenic views and tropical experiences with the bird life, garden and nearby hills will intrigue children and adults alike. Two of the bedrooms can also be arranged as twin bedrooms. The terrace leads to an ample landscaped garden hugged by a stream that flows to the sea, with the lush surrounding hills in full view from most rooms.
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Following the success of his first album in over a decade, the acclaimed The Man I Want to Be, Engelbert Humperdinck brings yuletide gladness to families everywhere. Much like its predecessor, 1980’s A Merry Christmas With Engelbert Humperdinck, Warmest Christmas Wishes is a combination of classic, new and unexpected songs. Traditional holiday songs like ‘Silent Night’ and ‘O Tannenbaum’ sit next to festive standards like ‘Please Come Home for Christmas’ and ‘White Christmas’. Fans can expect to hear the latter reinvented in a Django Reinhardt-inspired swing arrangement.
Engelbert delivers Christmas cheer with contemporary tunes such as Chris Rea’s ‘Driving Home for Christmas’ and Gilbert O’Sullivan’s ‘Christmas Song’. Two new original songs – ‘Christmas for the Family’ and ‘Around the Christmas Tree’ are bound to become instant holiday favourites.
If you think this is solely an album that grandma will enjoy then you'd be wrong. Well, yes, I'm sure grandma will love it, but this is a festive album that the entire family can enjoy. Not content to just deliver an album of carols and classic festive pop songs, Humperdinck delivers an album full of songs that you know, but with a new twist on each.
I was particularly impressed with his take on 'What Are You Doing New Year's Eve?' other highlights include 'Christmas Song (I'm Not Dreaming of a White Christmas)'; and 'Silent Night'.
Buy this and it's guaranteed to become required listening every Christmas. A beautifully produced and wonderfully presented album.
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HOW DID YOU FIND SPELLO?
Once we settled on Italy, we decided we wanted to live in a region we’d visited before, within easy distance of a fabulous city. This led us to Tuscany and Umbria, and once we’d read that Tuscany was dubbed “Tuscanyshire” enough times, we opted for Umbria, as we wanted to experience Italy, not be surrounded by expats.
I began by looking on sites like vrbo and homeaway for three bedroom homes in small towns that had schools within walking distance. I sent query emails to ask about the availability for a yearlong rental. Not too many towns fit this description, at least in our price range, though I did learn that when you are looking at a long-term rental, the monthly cost of the apartment is between one and two times the listed weekly price.
We wound up with a list of five houses/towns, and Keith and I flew to Italy to scope them out. Once we landed, we immediately ruled out living in the town that I thought would be my favorite. I had thought that I wanted a town of about 1,000 people, but what I didn’t know was that towns that small just don’t resonate with me (or at least not the ones we saw with available apartments). Too quiet, and often the energy of the town is clustered outside the ring road. Keith and I found ourselves whispering as we walked through the streets. We felt like we were in a library.
Our spirits sagged, but when we arrived in Spello it was like the clouds parted. There was so much action and vibrancy and everyone we met was friendly and helpful. It was a slam-dunk.
HOW DID YOU FIND YOUR APARTMENT IN SPELLO?
I had emailed with a woman about staying in one of her vacation rentals, but as that was falling through, she connected me with Loris. He had just finished renovating his childhood home and was looking for a family to rent it long-term. Connections are vital.
HOW CAN WE MOVE TO SPELLO?
Our experience was extraordinary, it really was, but I believe that everyone should have their own experience. I know people who have landed in every corner of Italy for a period abroad like ours and they are all as grateful to have wound up where they did, I just happened to write about ours. No place is perfect, everywhere will have some up and some downsides. I believe the learning to adapt to those is critical.
So rather than figuring out how to get to Spello, I encourage you to blaze your own path. Think about what you want to see outside your window, what region you are curious about, or just toss a dart at map. The act of making that place your own will be transformative. And tell me where you wind up, I’d love to hear about your adventure!
DID YOU ALWAYS PLAN ON WRITE THE BOOK?
Before we moved abroad, our lives were consumed with renovating our century old house in Charlottesville. During that never-easy process it dawned on me that in these places where things are rough, that’s where growth is.
I particularly remember this moment when I was frustrated because I was tired of living in a house with floor-boards open to allow the entrance of possums and walls “plastered” with sheets of burlap. I was impatient for that moment when the house would be a pleasure, rather than a hardship.
Then all of a sudden, it hit me—I have everything I need. My children, family, health.
It’s not profound, I know. It’s pretty much what mindfulness is based on, but it was a flash that hit me to my core, and that has stayed with me, as my elemental philosophy.
As time went on and I experienced more a-ha moments in the house renovating, it became clear to me that my life here is lovely… so lovely that I don’t really have an opportunity to hit those stuck places where growth happens.
So even though my practice was growing, and my children were thriving, and I’d found a creative outlet in writing, I knew that at my core, I wasn’t really growing. I suspected that I was a fairly anxious person, covered with a thin veneer of comfort with the familiarity of my world.
Even though it’s true that Keith and I always wanted to move abroad for the sheer adventure of it, the reason I worked to happen when we’d all but given up was that I knew I needed to push myself.
I’ve always been attracted to stories of people doing something different for a year—Julie and Julia, Nickel and Dimed, The 100-Mile Diet. When we put limitations on ourselves, I believe it forces us to get clearer, and for me, adding constraints is a recipe for creativity.
Language, custom, social niceties, these things are no longer easy. And when they aren’t easy, we have to actually think about our lives in new ways. And those new ways breed new thoughts, new understandings, new patterns.
I knew, just KNEW that like house renovating, this process would reveal aspects of myself I might not necessarily be comfortable with, but confronting them would stimulate me to grow. And I wanted to chronicle these changes.
And the writing. As a therapist, I’ve long been a fan of writing as a therapeutic process. This time I was turning the lens to myself.
Every day but Sundays, I woke up and got the kids ready for school, and then Keith and I would go out for coffee and I’d wonder aloud. “What will I write about today?” And I’d think about the day before, where I was stuck, what happened, and (like all good Quakers) what those stuck places were metaphors for (Quakers love metaphors). Then I’d go home and write. I’d write and I’d write, and it was revealing and scary sometimes, but I’d take a breath and hit publish.
It was that experiencing and writing that led me to significant realizations about my own life, and not just of the duly noted and forgotten variety, but the kind that changed me.
So, yes, writing this book was always part of the plan. What wasn’t part of the plan was how much I’d miss not writing it anymore. I expected to feel some measure of grief at leaving behind people and routines and facets of our Italian life. I had no idea I would miss writing my book. But I did. And I do.


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What makes us London’s best independent Audi, VW, Seat, Skoda & Bentley Specialist are the awards we have won. We have been voted the Best Independent Service Provider by Audi Driver magazine for the last 4 years in a row – of which we are very proud!
So if you live in or around London you will be pleased to know that there are quality alternatives to main dealers and that Russell Automotive Centre is your Audi RS expert.
By being your local Audi RS expert we can take care of all types of servicing, repair diagnosis, routine maintenance or problem solving that may be required on the sports version of your vehicle.
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One of the myths about prisons is that the prison officers are in control.
That isn’t the case, and never was in the 20 years I spent in Britain’s category A jails. It’s a mirage for the public. The peace in prisons is kept by the inmates, who are contained by the officers. There is a big difference.
When I first went to jail, the IRA prisoners had respect. They were at the top of the tree. There was an occasion when I was put on the “block” (the segregation unit). And it was the IRA who got me out. They said to the authorities: “He’s had enough in there, let him out.” I saw a prison officer get punched in the face once by an inmate because he made a remark about Irish people. Nothing happened in response.
Prisons became much more divided after the Good Friday agreement, when the Irish prisoners left, and then after the Tory home secretary Michael Howard introduced the incentives and earned privileges scheme (IEPS).
Under the scheme, some prisoners got TVs and others didn’t. Things like that have a profound effect inside. It caused real tension between prisoners, and between prisoners and the officers. The environment changed. We weren’t all in it together.
If you go into prison thinking the prison officers will keep you alive, you won’t survive. You won’t last 24 hours. That’s not the way prison works.
When he was justice minister, Chris Grayling made things even worse. He wanted to take away self-esteem from prisoners and degrade them – to stop us wearing the clothes we wanted, or wearing the watches we wanted.
And when there are cuts, and there aren’t enough prison officers, the only way to contain people is to lock them up all day. That can only lead to trouble. If you lock people up for too long, I can assure you it will go off inside. What has happened already will be nothing to compared with how bad it will get.
In the prison system there are a lot of young, powerful guys, kept in cages where their frustrations build beyond belief. Prison officers cannot manage them. Many of the officers are old guys – if the inmates decide to turn on them, that’s it. I can easily see it happening.
When I was first inside, there were drugs everywhere. People were smoking heroin in the open in the yard, bubbling up hooch in wheelie bins, taking ecstasy. It was mad.
I know guys who have made so much money from selling drugs inside that they’ve bought houses when they got out. In the high security prisons there is less of that now, because there are far more Muslim inmates. They don’t take drugs and they don’t sell drugs.
But in the category B prisons it’s the same as it ever was. You get your parcel of drugs, your mobile phone, and you crack on with your sentence. The prison staff know it’s going on but they know they cannot stop it.
Hiring more prison officers won’t solve the problems inside our prisons. Thursday’s announcement won’t stop people re-offending when they come out.
If it was down to me, I’d get the prison service to run courses for inmates to help them prepare for life outside. At the moment, the courses aren’t geared for the reality you face when you come out. You have to do courses that look backwards, concentrating on what got you into prison in the first place. But you don’t need to be prodded about your past.
Those courses are about humiliation and control. What you need are courses that will prepare you for the pressures outside, when you have no money and no job. How am I going to live? How am I going to survive?
Before I was jailed, my life was fast and reckless. I did bad things. I went down a road that I would not advise anyone to go down because it can only end badly.
I want to atone for what I’ve done. I can tell young black kids who might be tempted into that life to do their own thing, don’t get involved. I learned my lessons. Maybe I can prevent someone from taking the road that I did.
But it’s not easy. I came out two years ago and I’ve had to borrow money from friends. You start with nothing, and that’s a dangerous place to be.
I know a man who has gone back to armed robberies. The reason he did this was simple: he had no other way of making money. So you pick up that gun. This is reality.
• Leroy Smith received a 25-year prison sentence in 1993 for shooting two police officers.


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An ultra luxurious resort-style compound located in Los Angeles’ Bel Air hood recently landed on the market. For the meager fortune of $24,995,000, you can call this 12,600 square-foot residence home.
Fantastic features include an entrance lobby fitting of a five star hotel, a 6-seat professional theater with 130” screen, a decked out gym, a yoga and pilates studio and a full-service day salon where you can receive a massage, get your hair and makeup done, or pamper yourself with a mani/pedi.
Wine enthusiasts will appreciate the temperature controlled wine preservation room that fits 600 bottles of your favorite vino, and those looking for a lavish soak will ooh and ahh over the tub in the master bathroom worth roughly $60,000. If you wander outside, you’ll find a tree bar, an al fresco kitchen, an outdoor theater, and an infinity pool.
With nine bedrooms and fourteen baths, this compound—located at 1737 Bel Air road—will ensure you never have to leave home again.


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Insurance is a vital aspect of life in many regards. Accidents happen, and no one wants to be left shouldering the bills, repairs or whatever else is necessary to make things right. In a competitive industry full of companies trying to pull you to their side by any means necessary, it can be an overwhelming task to find the right carrier.
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Everyone has had that kind of day – a workday so miserable, no amount of wine, exercise or TV-binge-watching can erase it. In my role as a recruiter, I hear about these days frequently. In fact, sometimes I am the first call my candidates make when they need to vent about their bad day. “I am so done with this place!” they say. “I have really had it. I need to get out of here!” But, is quitting really the answer? Maybe, maybe not. Before you write that resignation letter, ask yourself these six questions.
1. Do I dread coming to work every day?
Let’s face it, it’s called “work” for a reason and very often mundane tasks are just part of the job. If you genuinely dread going to work, ask yourself, “Why?” Is it a very long commute that is taking a toll on your family time and expenses? Are you not being challenged mentally and professionally? Are your coworkers difficult? Is your manager constantly breathing down your neck? Or, does he or she ignore you and give you no direction or feedback? Are the stress levels and long hours making you physically sick? If so, these issues should not be ignored.
2. Do I feel supported at work?
The number one complaint I hear from unhappy employees is they don’t feel supported or valued by their organization. For some people, that means being able to come in early and leave early to offset a long commute or to be able to coach their kid’s soccer team. For others, it could mean coworkers who share information, work well as a “team” in the true sense of the word and readily help each other. Do you feel “heard” by your manager? Do you feel comfortable approaching that person with an issue or an idea? Is he or she truly listening to your input, or do your words consistently fall on deaf ears? The ability to be “heard” and to be supported are critical in any good relationship, professional or otherwise. If you don’t feel either, you might need to consider breaking up with your employer.
3. Are there opportunities for growth?
Promotion from within is a fundamental way managers can retain top employees. It is far easier to advance your career by moving up internally versus changing jobs. Have you explored open positions posted internally? Would any of them allow you to gain more experience or responsibility? Do you see other people in the company being promoted? A culture that supports growth and professional development is generally a healthy one.
4. Am I being recognized for my efforts?
I am not suggesting you be praised daily for showing up for work, but did you finish a critical project ahead of schedule? Did you stay late last Friday to help a coworker in another department? Did you proactively identify and solve a problem that has been a constant headache? Good managers will not only notice these things, they will also let you know they noticed them. Everyone welcomes being appreciated.
The author Ellen Parr said, “The cure for boredom is curiosity. There is no cure for curiosity.” When is the last time you asked to do something slightly outside your scope of responsibilities? Are you interested in learning a new technology or a new part of the business? Does your company offer paid training opportunities? Have you raised your hand to take on a new project? These things might just be the breath of fresh air you need to get re-energized about your current role.
6. Is my company stable?
It’s hard to quantify what “stable” even means anymore, but there are some key signs. Has your company had repeated layoffs? Has the company lost several big clients recently? Has the company been sold or acquired? Have there been several changes at senior levels within the company, and not for the better? These can be red flags and might indicate it’s time to update the resume. It’s always better to search for a new job on your own terms.
After you have had that glass of wine, gone for a good run and watched all the seasons of your favorite guilty pleasure, take stock in your answers to these questions and determine if you’ve simply just had that day or if it’s really time to move on.

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Payouts will be distributed on a pro rata basis (equally) to eligible Class members who submit a timely and valid Affidavit Form.
Plaintiff Wade Glenn Witworth filed this class action lawsuit alleging Hustler Hollywood violated the Fair and Accurate Credit Transactions Act by printing full credit card expiration dates and not truncating his credit number on customer purchase receipts.
Hustler Hollywood does not admit any violation of FACTA by agreeing to the proposed settlement. The Frequently Asked Questions section on the settlement website further summarizes the terms of the settlement and how Class Members can get a payout. Complete details are provided in the Settlement Agreement. The Settlement Agreement and other related documents are available on the Hustler Hollywood FACTA Settlement website.
Class members who wish to opt out or object to the terms of the Hustler Hollywood FACTA Settlement must do so by June 6, 2018. Class members who wish to participate in the settlement must submit an Affidavit Form by July 21, 2018.
7/6/18: Final Hearing at 9:00 am ET* (class members do not need to attend this hearing in order to receive a slice of the settlement pie).
*Settlement Class Members who wish to speak at the hearing should check www.HHFACTASettlement.com to confirm that the date or time of the Hearing has not been changed.


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We have seriously dated four months. Neither serial daters. Both professed our deep love to each other. I will do anything for her and have done so. I'm all in. I am getting the impression that I love her more than she loves me. Case in point yesterday I awake sick but still have to get my kids out the door (single Dad). So here is our text conversation over the day. Anyone else see red flags in the caring and sacrifice areas? I can promise...a team of wild horses could not have kept me from caring for her however she wished. I'm hurt and confused.
6:17am I told you I awoke sick. Flu-like aches and sore throat.
10:36am You ask me if I want you to come over.
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“Welcome to VJ!” chimed the OGLs as they welcomed the new batch of Victorians to their new home. Now, with these new Victorians already having spent 2 months in the school, one can barely distinguish between the ‘freshies’ and the seniors, with both batches of students having the Victorian spirit instilled into them.
When we think about a massive event that really sums up the Victorian spirit, JC1 orientation will probably come to mind. Most of us know of the backbreaking planning that goes into making JCO a success, but we try not to think about it. After all, we all have other sources of stress in our lives, be it our plummeting grades, our friendships or our health. But there is a group of people who chose to stress about JCO day in and day out. No matter how difficult it got to keep progressing on the planning of JCO, this group of people kept going. They are the JCO ad hoc committee for Atlas 2018. The process that led up to JCO was difficult yet fruitful. It was after months of planning and rejections until the final programme for JCO was created. However, the pain was all worth it as “Atlas” was indeed a major success.
The first hurdle came in the form of the selection of the theme. The orientation that welcomed current J2s revolved around the theme “Veritas”. Veritas means ‘truth’ in Latin. As we near adulthood and try to find our place in this world, we need to discover our individual truths. JCO themes have always symbolised something that means a lot in the current phase of our lives. It is easy to see how the brainstorming for such a theme that encompasses the entire event would be mind-bogglingly difficult.
The second hurdle would be the planning of the flow of events. When you are planning a six-day long event, a small problem can easily snowball into a big issue that can affect the success of the event itself. Hence, it becomes imperative to plan for every detail in the flow of events.
Would the freshies be tired from the way that orientation was programmed?
Would they be able to establish a sense of identity with their OGs/houses/school?
One major challenge faced in the planning of Atlas 2018 was coming up with creative ways to engage and orientate the J1s into the new school environment. Not wanting to simply repeat tried-and-tested games, the planning committee was faced with the task of coming up with interesting ideas. And even when a new game or event surfaced, it had to go through a process of continuous updating and improvement before it was given the green light to be part of the programme.
Besides the ad hoc and planning committee, a huge group of students who made JCO what it was were the OGLs (orientation group leaders). Choosing these leaders was a hard task for the committee in SC, as they had to “[find] the best way to select the best group of OGLs to establish strong bonds and a sense of mutual trust between the ad hoc and the OGLs”, as Shubham commented. However, the ad hoc can say with confidence that the 152 students they picked did were indeed fit for the role of OGL, doing their best to make the freshies’ JCO experience an amazing one.
This was not an easy task, as OGLs had to put in their blood, sweat and tears into preparing for JCO in the months leading up to the event. From coming up with the OG names, painting the banner, practising the dance and making the props from scratch, OGLs spent countless hours pouring over these things. But this was not in vain. Besides giving Atlas its atmosphere, these tasks also allowed OGLs to bond with one another within their OGs of 24-26 OGLs, and gave each OG a sense of identity and belonging.
The enormity of Atlas 2018 meant that it could never be a one-man show. Behind the success of JCO, there was a large team of dedicated and hardworking people. Tricia and Shubham would like to thank everyone who was a part of Orientation. Firstly, to their ad hoc and all other members of Students’ Council who pushed themselves beyond their limits and worked very hard for countless months to make JCO a success. They would like to thank all OGLs who showed their passion, who pushed themselves, who were willing to learn and improve just to make sure that they could leave a positive impact on their freshies and the school. They would like to thank the J1s for being extremely enthusiastic and participative throughout orientation. They’d like to thank all the CCAs that helped them behind the scenes and helped to ensure that Orientation ran smoothly. They’d also like to thank their families and friends for supporting them and providing them with the courage and resilience to keep pushing on. Lastly, they’d like to thank their Teacher ICs – Ms Teo Sze Ying, Mr Yap Zong Xiang, and Ms Lee Shi Min for guiding them, pushing them and believing in them. Their wisdom and guidance helped them tremendously along the way.


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Some magic recipes and witchcraft spells call for the addition of graveyard dust or graveyard earth; and the traditional way to acquire this is to visit a graveyard at an auspicious time for this endeavour, usually in the dead of night (!) and to be guided to the right grave where the resident occupant is helpful to the magic endeavour. Sounds like tons of fun? Yes, and it is, but there is a workable alternative for those who can't or don't want to hang around in cemeteries past midnight.
When I had a studio built at the bottom of my garden, lots of grave stones were discovered from a 1st World War cemetery, young English soldiers mostly between the ages of 14 - 26.
There is an argument as to whether these were "mis-printed" somehow and the original builder of the houses here got hold of them that way, or whether there was an actual cemetery somewhere that was moved and the headstones were sold off for making patios (!) but either way, I felt a strong connection through the stones to these young men whose names and dates of birth and death were on them.
I kept one to stand for them all and made a memorial in the garden for these soldiers, the men in my family who had been soldiers, and all soldiers, really. It's just the one headstone and some white roses and herbs, but it's a special place to me.
Which makes me think that if one might want home-made graveyard dust with helpful spirits, one could make such a place in one's garden, or even a small memorial in miniature in a planter to certain people who have passed into the spirit world, and the earth there would be most suitable after a time to be used in magic spells and potions as graveyard dust or graveyard earth, and very personal, as well.
When I bought my house, I knew there was something special about it and long before the headstones were discovered, I had met many of the young soldiers in my dreams.
The memorial has given a strong focus and also added all the other soldiers from all those other times, from other tribes to the dimension; I think if you're reading this you will get a sense of how strong and magical a protection that is to my home and all who live here, to have such friends on the other side.
You don't need a body to create a powerful connection to a person, a group of people, ancestors, or certain types of people like my brave soldiers here; to make a memorial and bring their memory into here and now creates a powerful portal for such helpful spirits to come to you and act on your behalf.
The "Graveyard dust", horrible as it may sound, in practice is a powerful portal in its own right and it will add many dimensions of blessings, protection and multi-level action to your spells and potions like nothing else could or would.
I think that a memorial (or as many as you want to make, for different purposes) is a highly personal form of magic that can give you much support, and greatly empower your magic.


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A brand new Video and tune by Dutch Reggae Artist Censi Rock. Produced by “Steady” Freddy Poncin of Mutima Productions.
Erik van Yperen aka Censi Rock was born in the city of Alkmaar, Netherlands on 21st January 1991. His musical career started at the young age of 7 where he sang in the church choir that he attended with his family.
During that time Censi was captivated and inspired by his neighbour who was African and a Rastaman. He enjoyed the melodic beat of reggae music, which had a profound effect on him and was later to define his own musical genre as an adult.
What further consolidated this style of music for Censi was when he had the opportunity to write some songs for a well-known Reggae band based in Amsterdam.
Censi later wrote 2 songs called Babylon and No War, which lead to a collaboration with 026 Music culminating in his first album called First Delivery released in 2014.
Censi has proven that he is a notable reggae singer with immense potential within the local and international reggae scene.
Censi has spent the past 2 years working closely with well know Dutch reggae producer and international acclaimed reggae drummer Freddy Poncin and together will be releasing his latest CD in the spring of 2019.


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A city of northern Egypt, an industrial suburb of Cairo on the Nile River. The Great Pyramids and the Sphinx are nearby.
a city in N Egypt, a suburb of Cairo across the Nile: the ancient Egyptian pyramids and the Sphinx are located nearby. 1,671,000.
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The defendants were charged with deliberately killing Giza security chief Nabil Farrag and attempting murder of officers and army forces at a security raid in Giza's Kerdasa village in 2013.
Giza will continue to report directly to president and CEO Chris Coghlin, leading all aspects of Cogmedix's operations.
The service offerings of the two businesses create synergies that align with Giza Systems' strategy to provide its customers with the most comprehensive portfolio of integration services, CEO Shehab ElNawawi noted.
The archaeologists have been excavating a city near the Giza Pyramids that dates mainly to the reign of the pharaoh Menkaure, who built the last pyramid at Giza, Fox News reported.
The Giza incident was confirmed by interior ministry sources, who said that protesters had been flinging Molotov cocktails at the building and firing live ammunition.
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Things To Do in Huntington, West Virginia Today, Tonight, This weekend.
Do you want to stay up to date with the best concerts, theater and sports events that are happening in Huntington, West Virginia tonight, today or this weekend? Feel free to follow or browse the 2019 schedule and book your Huntington tickets to your favorite Huntington events 2019, Huntington theater schedule, Huntington sports events, Huntington Concerts tickets.


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Runaway Malaga Bus Hits 9 Cars. The driver suffered a heart attack at the wheel.
A runaway bus has struck nine vehicles in Malaga this morning. Police are reporting that the driver suffered a heart attack at the wheel.
9 vehicles were damaged in the crash.
The crash happened just after 8 o’clock this morning. There were 13 passengers on the bus, but no injuries have been reported. Paramedics were able to resuscitate the driver at the scene, and transport him to a local hospital.

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Shawheen Moridi is chief financial officer and general counsel for MedXM, which employs over 2,000 people in the Health Care industry. In his role, he is responsible for all of the Company’s legal, regulatory compliance, and finance matters.
Moridi brings a varied background in law, finance, and tax and has taught courses in both business and law schools for the past six years. Moridi holds a BA in Business Economics with honors from UCLA, a MBT from USC Marshall, and a JD from USC Gould School of Law where he was part of the Hale Honors Moot Court. He is an active member of the OCBAR Corporate Counsel Section and Association of Corporate Counsel.


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Hyderabad, Feb 23 (UNI) Pandemonium, heated exchanges and procedural wrangles marked the proceedings of the Andhra Pradesh Assembly today, culminating in six opposition parties staging a walkout and forcing the Speaker to abruptly postpone listed questions and adjourn the house for a tea break.
TDP, CPI(M), CPI, TRS, BJP and AIMIM MLAs, expressing displeasure at the Congress government not implementing its election promise of reviving sick industrial units staged walkout during the question hour.
Members were not satisfied with the reply given by Industries Minister Dr J Geetha Reddy for a question by G Kishan Reddy of BJP and others.
The questions took almost two hours with all opposition leaders reading out the election manifesto of the Congress and questioning why its poll promise was not being implemented.
At one time, TRS member Nayani Narasimha Reddy came to the podium, shouting that he was not being given an opportunity to speak.
Speaker K R Suresh Reddy, while telling the member that he was not a signatory to the question, chided him for his unruly behaviour.

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As school is coming to an end, it's time to get your teens active with a summer job. It's great experience for them and will earn their own spending cash so they're not always bumming money off you. Here are some great summer jobs for teens in Yakima.
My family and I are huge fans of this place. With an active arcade and snack bar along with go-karts, mini-golf and bumper boats in the summer, there are plenty of things to do here. They all can't go unattended, though. Someone needs to help manage all of the fun activities here so if you're looking for a summer job, consider applying at Meadowbrook.
Being a golf caddy is one of the original summer jobs for teens. It gets you outside, you hang out, walk around and get paid for it. Although it may bore you if you're not a fan of golf, it sure it better than doing some other things. Look into the local golf courses and see if they have room for caddies.
If you know how to swim it might be of interest to get certified so you can be a lifeguard. One of the fringe benefits has to include unlimited swimming when you're off the clock.
Before I got into radio I worked several retail jobs. Although you know there's more to your life and talent then standing behind a cash register, I'll be honest, I loved it! I loved the customers we'd get, I love the social interaction, I learned a lot about how marketing and promotions work (like, have you ever wondered why milk is always in the back of the store? It's because you need it so you need to walk past all of the other products to get to it, hoping you'll pick up other items along the way) and I found it to be a lot of fun! Who knows, maybe working in retail for the summer may lead to a full-time gig after high school.
When in doubt, there's always working around food. It might require a food handler's permit which is an easy test that shows you know what makes food safe and unsafe. Whether you're working in the back making food or waiting on tables (which is great for tips!) it's something to consider. I worked as a busboy one summer at a pizza place and loved it. I never had to make food or wait on tables, I just cleaned up after they left and got paid for it. I couldn't complain!
With school out, that means the kids have to do something during the day. With many families having two working parents it's hard to know what to do with the kids. If you opt yourself to be someone who can take care of someone else's kids during the day while the parents are working you can take care of them. The best thing is, they're not your kids and you get to leave them at the end of the day.

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Make Prowler your first choice for Premium Grade Quality aftermarket rubber tracks for your Ihi IS30Z Excavator.
Prowlers FST (Flexural Strength Techniques) production process incorporates an inner-layering of rubber made of a lower durometer rubber, providing flexibility for the dynamic portions of the track. The outer layer of the rubber track is constructed with a higher durometer rubber to provide the ultimate level of wear and abrasion protection for your new Ihi IS30Z track.


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Learn how to prepare healthy and flavorful family meals any time of year, avoid mealtime dilemmas, and navigate your kitchen to master healthy eating at home and at school for your kids.
Real Nutrition: Did you know that foodborne illnesses actually increase during the summer? Bacteria flourish in the warm and humid summer months.
Summer camp and summer school are just around the corner! Use these tips to make sure that your kids actually eat the nutritious lunch you pack for them….
There are many ways to fill your grocery cart with nutritious foods that cost less….
Barbecues can be packed with family fun, tasty, safe food with a little extra planning….
Try this 15-minute, $15 dinner and dessert for a family of four!
Before you completely ban hot dogs from your diet, there’s good news. There are hot dog companies that are now making healthier hot dogs….