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When one finds out on Wednesday that a pair of dress black pants is needed for chorus in one week, the quest for the aforementioned pants begins.
Let's follow the trek to the city, shall we?
Exit the apartment complex via taxi to the nearest MTR station.
Pay the necessary 70HKD fare, keeping in mind it's really only $9 USD.
Once inside the MT R station, pull out your handy dandy Octopus card.
This card has money loaded on it for use on the MTR, city buses, school lunches, Starbucks, 7-11, McDonald's, and more. In other words, don't lose it or you lose your money.
Guess who lost their Octopus card first? Me. Yep. Somewhere at the high school. But, I digress.
Scan the Octopus card, find your necessary train, and board. If you are lucky, you will find a seat.
Sit back and enjoy the ride for a bit. Our journey today does not involve changing to a different line but does involve traveling past nine different stations.
Finally arrive at your stop.
As you exit the station, scan your Octopus card one more time for the fare to be deducted. Today's fare was about 9HKD.
Before walking too far, search the walls for the nearest maps. Locate your destination and the appropriate exit.
Exit A it is. Now, according to the map, Times Square Mall is a short distance from the station. But like most stations and malls in Hong Kong, they are connected by underground walkways.
So as you follow the signs to Exit A, you will end up directly in the mall.
If you enter from the street, this is what you'd see.
Destination reached. Thus begins the search for the elusive black pants.
All possible stores on 13 floors are searched but to no avail. Seriously.
As grumpiness ensues, it's best to stop for food.
Once nourishment has occurred, it's time to continue the search.
Head outdoors to find the next possible mall. After all, they are located everywhere.
And google is an awesome thing, let me just say.
Or, if you are sick of the whole adventure, just find the street of taxis and abort your mission.
But, alas, that is not a choice for you today.
Next mall located just up the street. Pants found and purchased. Guess where?
Yep, The Gap. Good grief.
But, due to the mid-Autumn holiday today, they were on sale for only 170HKD.
Mission accomplished. Now, figure out how to go home.
Enter the closest MTR station scanning your Octopus card once again.
Find the blue Island line with the train heading to your destination.
Board the train, stand through several stops until seats become available, and eventually end up back where you started.
To complete the trip home, choose between your personal driver via the red taxi or the crazy man driving the public mini-bus.
Today's journey included the crazy man and the mini-bus. Oh heavens.
Board the bus for the short ride home. When approaching your stop, yell at the driver.
He will stop at your complex where you walk the short distance up the hill to your building.
And just like that, the expedition for the black pants has come to an end.
Buying groceries around here can be a daily experience, which is ever so much fun.
Let me walk you through a typical visit.
Since we have not bitten the bullet to buy a car, much less drive one, we rely on public or apartment provided transportation.
To begin my journey, I hop aboard the apartment shuttle bus to our neighboring town of Stanley, carrying my empty bags to be reloaded with groceries.
The nice bus driver man greets everyone as we settle in to enjoy our five minute drive.
He makes two stops, the final being Stanley Plaza where the grocery store is located.
Exit at the top of the complex, and take three escalators down to the second floor. Yep, escalators.
Unless I need money. Then I'll stop on the third floor at the ATM.
Folks, we aren't in Newnan anymore!
On the second floor, I have my choice of two places. We shall start our tour at A & M today.
A & M is an American grocery store that only sells items in bulk. And only dry goods. Evidently, they buy shipping containers of items from Costco. So, what you found there one time, you may not find the next time. Just depends on what was on the container.
I stopped there today for paper towels, macaroni and cheese, spaghetti sauce, and a few other comfort items from home. You know, like a big bag of M & M's.
And, best thing, they box it all up and deliver it to me. After all, I can't carry home a package of 16 rolls of paper towels.
Well, maybe I could but why bother?
Across the floor from A & M is the main grocery store.
This is Taste. It carries everything you need. Plus things you don't need.
Personally, I don't need to buy a fully intact, albeit dead, fish. Blech. But, they are available at the meat counter if you feel a great desire to imbibe. Just don't invite me over.
At Taste, I take a grocery cart (where all four wheels go in their own direction), and head down the aisles for produce, meat, frozen items, bread, wine, and more.
Keeping in mind, of course, that whatever I buy, I have to carry home. Alone.
Which means, I have to pick and choose the items I buy. And also explains why I am there so often.
Stores don't like you to take pictures of their items but I did sneak this one of the cookie aisle. You know I don't skip that section.
After waiting in line with a few Western moms and a bunch of Asian helpers (nanny/maid), I exit the store with my bags in tow. If you forget bags, you may purchase plastic ones at the checkout for fifty HK cents, which is the equivalent of about seven US cents.
I haul my trusty bags up three escalators and await my chariot home.
My ride home could be the shuttle bus if I'm timed my visit correctly. You see, he makes the trip to Stanley every thirty minutes. So, if I miss a pick up, I have to wait another thirty minutes for the next trip.
Or, I could take the handy dandy red taxi.
The shuttle bus man or the handy dandy taxi man drops me off at our building.
The doorman rushes to open the door for me, pushes the elevator button for our floor, and sends me on my way.
Elevator door opens on Floor 3 and I am greeted by my door.
Groceries unpacked and new list started for another day.
Likely that day will be tomorrow.
We've had a week of all six of us under one roof. For the first time in years. Even at home, we didn't have all of us for that long. So, you'd think I'd have documentation of this extraordinary experience.
Nope. I have two pictures. One of all four kids when Alex arrived. And one at Disney. That's it.
I had good intentions though.
*taxi buddies--Abby said, "I love my taxi buddies (Alex and Dave).
*our furniture arriving and rental furniture leaving at the same time. Oh my.
Our next visit will be at Christmas time. Don't know where we will meet but it will happen.
Until then, I'm going to pretend we moved to Hawaii.
Because that's not as far from Georgia as Hong Kong.
Still can't get home quickly but it makes it seem like we are closer.
**City streets are labeled with the appropriate "look left" or "look right" for those of us who fail to remember that cars drive on the left side of the road here. Nice of the city to not cause a game of "flatten the American" as we are out and about.
**Within the city center, there are indoor malls with the same stores seemingly on every corner. I mean really, how do they all stay in business?
**People here love their cell phones. I thought the US was bad. But, nope. Folks walk around FaceTiming each other, watching movies, watching tv, or just reading. And, I mean walk around the crowded streets, the mall, and the MTR (subway). Not just sitting on the train or a taxi. Craziness.
**Speaking of cell phones, trying to get service set up involves having to give up your first born kid. Sorry, Katie. But seriously, it was annoying and full of paperwork. Process made even more fun when the US bank freezes your account, even though they know we are here, which made our cards not work. Happened more than one time.....ugh.
**From the city to our apartment complex involves taking a taxi along curvy, narrow roads over the mountain. Gee, my favorite kind of driving. I can't even ride rollercoasters without feeling nauseous. Geesh. Toss in taxi drivers who are trying to make a NASCAR team, and I'll be popping lots of Dramamine.
**The hot water heater for each bathroom (kitchen) is a separate switch you must turn on before using. To make it more fun, the switch is located in the hallway outside the bathroom door. I've heard many calls for "can someone turn on the hot water?" from wet people in showers. One of these days, I'm not going to hear that cry for help.......fair warning.
**The bathroom does not have an outlet to plug in a hair dryer. But it does have a wall of mirrors right by the toilet. Awesome. I just love the idea of watching myself taking care of business. Oh, there is an outlet in the closet. Maybe I'll just stand in the closet with my dryer. Good grief.
** The washer and dryer can each do one small load at a time. Takes 60 minutes to wash and 80 minutes to dry. I'll be doing laundry Every. Single. Day.
**Groceries here are sold in smaller packages than at home, unless you find US brands. Loaves of bread have about 10 pieces, crackers have one sleeve, meat is sold in half pound packages, ice cream cartons are half the size. Which means you are likely at the grocery store daily. Whoo hoo.
**Getting home with groceries involves hauling bags into a taxi or the apartment complex shuttle bus. If you are only carrying a few small things, it's easy. But, if you are like us crazy Americans, you are hauling multiple bottles of wine, beer, dry goods, and fresh foods. But, we had an Australian guy check out our groceries versus his....he wanted to come home with us. Ha!
**A plus to grocery shopping that I've discovered is that all the stores deliver or offer online shopping. One store already knows us by name and account number. Yep. It's a really small version of Sam's Club. Sells their things in bulk which, of course, makes carrying it with you rather challenging. I mean, have you tried to carry home a 35 pack of water, 12 pack of paper towels. and a 24 pack of toilet paper? All by taxi?
**Very thankful that at the end of the day, we are in a quiet "suburb" of the city, only a mile from the girls school (can't walk...no sidewalks), ten minute walk to the beach or grocery store, (or a 3 minute drive). and with an awesome view out our living room window.


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Sometimes I like to imagine that it is the end of the world. I know that that sounds really fucked up, but it's not like I'm thinking about it because I want it to happen, I just like to imagine what I would do if I knew that the end was nigh. Believe it or not, I firmly feel that this type of cataclysmic thinking is actually quite good for putting things into perspective, because when you really whittle things down to their most finite reality, it's amazing the clarity that can be gleaned from it.
For example, let's just say that some worldwide apocalyptic event was about to occur, something swift, close and something that no-one had any control over - it's the end of the world and it's completely unstoppable. What would you chose to do with your final hours? Who would you chose to spend your final moments with? Would you run around like a lunatic freaking out or would you just accept the hand that fate has dealt you and go out peacefully? Would you loot and pillage your final moments away like some crazed viking raider or would you just chill with your friends and family?
For me it is the latter, but I am pretty sure that thousands would decide to go all 'opportunist' seizing a final moment of 'whatever goes' and attempting to go out in a blaze of glory. I think that what you would prefer to be doing in those last moments, really puts your real life into perspective. It places your true values and genuine nature into perspective, and makes it very easy to see what you have been living for up to this point.
It is the people that have nothing to lose that will always become the most dangerous, it is the people that haven't accepted their own mortality that will always struggle the most and it is the people that realize that this is all just fleeting and that nothing is forever that will go peacefully. Personally, I like to imagine that my final hours will be spent with my loved ones, sharing a last good meal and a few drinks, holding onto each other and reminiscing about all of the wonderful things that we have been so lucky to have had together. Because when it all boils down, all we really have is each other, everything else is just filler and fluff, it's meaningless - it's just a way to pass the time.
It's the moments, the memories, the relationships that we have forged over our blood, sweat and tears that are going to take centre stage for most of us in those final hours. And this is why it is so cathartic to imagine that it is the end of the world, because those amazing relationships shouldn't have to wait for it to be the end of the world for your nearest and dearest to take centre stage. They should be the most important things every damn day and if they aren't, well, you're doing it wrong. I say, make the most of every single minute, every single moment that you can and never ever miss the chance to let someone you love know how much they mean to you.
The end of the world may never happen, but your place in it will end one day, that much is certain, so don't fill your life and time with too much fluff and crap, focus on your meaningful relationships and just take it one beautiful day at a time. Yeah, I said beautiful day, because when you think that you may not have many of them left they all seem pretty beautiful don't they?
So put on a smile and enjoy yourself, after all, it's not like it's the end of the world or anything!
An apocalyptic movie, filmed in Perth, Western Australia and directed by Zac Hilditch. These Final Hours is further proof that Australian's are producing high quality thrillers that are just as good as the overseas competition, and far more relatable to local audiences.
It is the final day on earth for Australians, much of the world has already been decimated by a cataclysmic event and in a few short hours it will reach the coast line of Australia. With only hours to live, James (Nathan Phillips) makes his way across the lawless and chaotic city streets of Perth to the party to end all parties, seeking oblivion from the impending doom. However, along the way he reluctantly saves the life of a young girl named Rose (Angourie Rice). James' strange new relationship with Rose forces him to address what really matters in his life as the time ticks away.
Nathan Phillips and Angourie Rice are excellent, their characters are well delivered and their reactions to the events that occur around them are portrayed with conviction and realism. I was really touched by this movie, I liked that there was personal revelation hidden amidst the cesspool of humanity's final hours, and I was gripped by the powerful knowledge that everything was going to end for everyone.

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Discuss general finance issues and home accounting not covered on the other section of the forum.
The same way we keep track of our home expenses can also be applicable in out businesses. Tracking our expenses is a must to be sure we are only going by our expenses. How can businesses keep track of their expenses?
About Payment Service Provider or PSPs.

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Second hand devices - PEMF Technology, what is it actually?
Interested to buy a cheap second hand e.g. Bemer 3000 or other device?
Why people are selling them is self-explanatory, just read on.
There are plenty of Bemer 3000 devices or other similar devices on the market being sold by their desperate owners!
So if you want a cheap Bemer 3000 here is your chance!

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Villa Vallmogård and its surroundings offer beautiful setting to hold meetings, small seminars and festivities.
Villa Vallmogård is one of the most beautiful location in capital region to hold meetings, small seminars and conferences. Organize memorable occation in Villa Vallmogård. The historic building is designed by architect Lars Sonck in 1907. Villa is located in the centre of Kauniainen, next to great public transportation. As a venue Villa Vallmogård is ideal. Beautiful garden and the architectural details create an unique ambiance. Capacity of 70 persons.

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This is my first post and I'm stoked to find the Star Trek CCG has carried on since its cancellation. As a card collector I was excited to see the type of cards in the expansion sets that have been released virtually.
I also thought whether a Kelvin set would be a good idea covering areas of the Prime universe 2386 and 2233. A rogue Romulan set would be pretty awesome!
You'll probably get a response on trekcc.org.

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over your competition and improve your bottom line.
Businesses see an average return on investment of $4 to $6 for every dollar invested into workplace safety programs.
We believe that a successful safety culture is linked to the financial performance of the company.
“I believe this commitment to safety is at the center of our success and our growth. It has helped us retain top talent and find the best workers across the globe.”.
We appreciate your team's attention to our account, you are doing a fantastic job.

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'Live To Tell' sees the start of Sire issuing 7" singles with circular promo stickers on the rear of standard picture sleeves. This, it has to be said, is a very lazy albeit cost effective means of promotion, and they are not of great interest to the collector given the generic nature of the stickers. Accordingly, the 7" with promo sticker never sells for more than £5. Of more interest as a genuine promotional item is the 12" white label.
Moving on to paper-based items there is a rare counterstand for the 7" single and also a rare display flat for the new single, including the limited edition 12" with poster. The promotional items are rounded off with the usual music press advert, an attractive full page colour advert.
This section concludes with another printer proof rarity displaying a triplicate image of the artwork for the 7" single.


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The name given in Ex 24:7 to a code or collection of laws found in the preceding chapters, Ex 20:1-26 through Ex 23:1-33, as the terms of the covenant made with Yahweh, and given for Israel's guidance until a more complete legislation should be provided. In this covenant between Yahweh and Israel, Moses served as mediator; animals were sacrificed, the blood thus shed being also called "the blood of the covenant" (dam haberith, Ex 24:8).
This brief book of laws occupies a fitting and dearly marked place in the Pentateuchal collection. Examination of the historical context shows that it is put where it belongs and belongs where it is put. A few months after the Exodus (Ex 19:1) Israel arrived at Sinai. Immediately at the command which Moses had received from Yahweh in the Mount, they prepared themselves by a ceremonial of sanctification for entrance into covenant relation with Yahweh. When the great day arrived for making this covenant, Moses in the midst of impressive natural phenomena went again to meet Yahweh in the top of the mountain. On his return (Ex 19:25), the words of the law, or the terms of the covenant, were declared to the people, and accepted by them. The first part of these covenant-terms, namely, the Decalogue (Ex 20:2-17), was spoken by the Divine voice, or its declaration was accompanied by awe-inspiring natural convulsions (Ex 20:18). Therefore in response to the pleadings of the terrified people Moses went up again into the mountain and received from Yahweh for them the rest of the "words" and "ordinances" (Ex 24:3); and these constitute the so-called Book of the Covenant (Ex 20:22 through Ex 23:1-33). In this direct and unequivocal manner the narrator connected the book with the nation's consecration at Sinai. The prophets regarded the making of the Sinaitic covenant as the marriage of Israel and Yahweh, and these laws were the terms mutually agreed upon in the marriage contract.
While it is not possible to arrange the materials of this document into hard-and-fast divisions, the following analysis may be suggestive and serviceable: (1) directions concerning worship, specifying prohibition of images and the form of altar for animal sacrifices (Ex 20:23-26); (2) ordinances for protection of Hebrew slaves, including betrothal, for a price, of daughter (Ex 21:2-11); (3) laws concerning injuries, (a) to man by man (Ex 21:12-27), (b) to man by beast (Ex 21:28-32), (c) to beast by man (Ex 21:33,14), (d) to beast by beast (Ex 21:35-36); (4) concerning theft (Ex 22:1-4); (5) concerning damage to a neighbor's property, including violence to his daughter (Ex 22:5-17); (6) sundry laws against profaning Yahweh's name, under which are included proper worship, avoidance of oppression and dutiful offering of first-fruits (Ex 22:18-31); (7) against various forms of injustice and unbrotherliness (Ex 23:1-9); (8) festal occasions, including the Sabbatical year and the three annual feasts: unleavened bread, first-fruits and ingathering (Ex 23:10-17); (9) warning against certain wrong practices in their sacrifices (Ex 23:18-19); (10) in conclusion, a promise of God's continual presence with them in the person of His Angel, and the consequent triumph over enemies (Ex 23:20-33).
In this legislation are found two forms of laws or deliverances: (1) the ordinances (mishpaTim), which deal principally with civil and moral matters, are like court decisions, and are introduced by the hypothetical "if"; (2) words, or commands (debharim), which relate chiefly to religious duties, being introduced by the imperative "thou shalt." The critical analysis and dismemberment of the books of Moses, if accepted, renders the simple historical explanation of the introduction to this body of laws untrue and impossible. The four chapters are assigned to JE, the Decalogue to E, and the Book of the Covenant to the Jahwist (Jahwist) or Elohim (E), the repetition of the Decalogue in Ex 32:1-35 through Ex 34:1-35 being the Jahwist's account. Ordinarily the Book of the Covenant is held to be earlier than the Decalogue, and is indeed the oldest body of Hebrew legislation. However, it could not have been given at one time, nor in the wilderness, since the laws are given for those in agricultural life, and seem to be decisions made at various times and finally gathered together. Furthermore, this more primitive code either contradicts the later legislation of the Deuteronomist (D) and the Priestly Code (P) or reveals an entirely different point of view. The chief contradictions or divergences are: nature and number of altars, absence of an official priestly class, and simpler conception of the annual feasts as agricultural celebrations. Jahwist-Elohim (JE) came into united form in the 9th or 8th century, but this body of laws existed much earlier, embodying the earliest legal developments of Hebrew life in Canaan. It is suggested by some, as Driver, LOT, although he does not attempt the analysis, that this code is itself a composite of various layers and ages.
But in favor of the simpler interpretation of these laws as the ethical obligations of the new bond between Yahweh and Israel some statements deserve to be made. If a solemn league and covenant was made at Sinai--and to this all the history, all the prophets and the Psalms give testimony--there must have been some statement of the germinal and fundamental elements of the nation's moral relation to Yahweh. Such statement need not be final nor exhaustive, but rather intended to instruct and guide until later and more detailed directions might be given. This is exactly the position and claim of the Book of the Covenant; and that this was the thought of the editor of the Pentateuch, and that this is the first and reasonable impression made by the unsuspecting and connected reading of the record, can hardly be questioned by candid minds. In answer to the criticism that the agricultural flavor of the laws presupposes settlement in Canaan--a criticism rather remarkable for its bland ignorance--it may be suggested: (1) Israel had occupied in Egypt an agricultural section, and must have been able either to form or to receive a body of laws dealing with agricultural pursuits. (2) They were on the march toward a land in which they should have permanent settlement in agricultural life; and not the presence of allusions to such life, but rather their absence, should cause surprise. (3) However, references to settled farm life are not so obtrusively frequent as those seeking signs would have us think. References to the animal life of the flock and herd of a shepherd people, such as the Israelites were at Sinai, are far more frequent (Ex 21:28,33,15; 22:1,10; 23:4, etc.). The laws are quite generic in form and conception, enforcing such duties as would devolve upon both temporary nomad and prospective tillers of the soil. R. B. Taylor therefore (article in one-vol Hastings, Dictionary of the Bible (five volumes)) accepts this code as originating in the desert wanderings.
In the Book of the Covenant the moral elements strongly emphasized are: simplicity, directness and spirituality of worship; a high and equitable standard of right; highest consideration for the weak and the poor; humane treatment of dumb animals; purity in the relations of life; the spirit of brotherhood; and the simple and joyful life. Whatever development in details came with later legislation did not nullify the simple but lofty standards of the earlier laws.


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Deaf dogs offer a unique opportunity for a pet parent to bond with their fur babies. Sadly, these dogs are often overlooked for no other reason than their loss of hearing. What most people don’t realize is that these dogs are just as capable as healthy dogs, and bring an abundance of love and personality into a home. Deaf Dog Awareness Week, which takes place every year in the last week of September, wants to show prospective pet parents that bringing a deaf dog into a home is not as difficult as it may seem and can be a rewarding and learning experience.
There are many reasons dogs may become deaf. They can be born without hearing, or can lose their hearing due to old age, chronic ear infections, being exposed to loud noises, trauma, injuries and drug toxicity. Early warning signs for pet parents to look out for if they think their dog is losing their hearing include if the dog doesn't hear their food being put in their bowl, doesn’t wake up unless they are touched and doesn’t respond when they hear their name called. To officially determine if a dog has lost their hearing and to what extent, they need to be taken to a vet who will then perform a BAER (Brainstorm Auditory Evoked Response). Just because deaf dogs can’t hear doesn’t mean that they don’t bark. They are more than able and willing to bark and whine at squirrels, birds or other animal who dare set foot on their lawns!
All breeds of dogs can lose their hearing, but certain breeds are still more susceptible, including Australian shepherds, Boston terriers, Cocker Spaniels, Dalmatians, German shepherds, Boxers, Jack Russell terriers, Malteses, toy and miniature poodles, and West Highland White terriers. White dogs are also more prone to deafness due to being born without pigment and hearing cells. Hearing cells and pigment producing cells come from the same stem cells, so if a dog has no pigment, the chances of its hearing cells causing deafness increases.
There are ways to keep a deaf pet safe that pet parents don’t have to do for pets that have their hearing. Since deaf dogs aren’t able to hear a car horn, they must always be leashed to keep them safe. As an extra measure, put a tag on the pets collar that mentions they are deaf, as well as contact information in case the pet gets away. Deaf dogs also can’t be blamed for reacting in a jumpy or anxious way if they have been spooked too many time. Luckily, there are easy ways to ease their anxiety by taking a few heavy steps so they can feel the vibration in the floor, approaching them from their field of vision or turning the lights on and off. If they are in a deep sleep and need to be woken up, pet parents can gently touch or pet them in the same spot, such as the shoulder. By giving a treat as a reward, the pet will learn that they will not be rudely awakened or startled.
Speaking of treats, deaf dogs are just as trainable and obedient as other dogs, and can learn hand commands and tricks, the only difference being they will not have the same recall skills. The best way to train a dog who is deaf is to use treats, because deaf dogs can’t hear when they are being praised. If treats are not readily available, the, “happy hands,” signal will work, too.
To learn how to adopt a deaf pet and where, interested pet parents can go to deafdogsrock.com and petfinder.org.

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Randy Falco, head of the nation's No. 1 Spanish-language network, set out to more narrowly define Univision's charity work two years ago.
In 1988, when Randy Falco's daughter, Jessica, was 2 years old, she was diagnosed with a genetic condition called Marfan syndrome. It's sometimes referred to as "Abraham Lincoln disease" because victims tend to be unusually tall and lanky-limbed, but it can have other, potentially deadly symptoms, including defects of the heart valves and aorta. "She went though many surgeries and spent a lot of time in hospitals," says Falco. "But they didn't really know what to do. They didn't give much hope. We just went through hell."
Those years of hardship as he and his wife of 38 years, Susan, struggled with a special-needs child left a powerful imprint on the TV executive. So, when he signed on as CEO of Univision in 2011 -- after 31 years at NBC, rising to network president in 1993 -- he decided to take a look at how the No. 1 Spanish-language broadcaster in the U.S. handled its philanthropic programs. "It's so important for people to know that there are other people who actually care," he says. One of the first things he did at his new job was make sure Univision was reaching out as smartly as it possibly could.
The company already had numerous philanthropic programs in place, but Falco, 61, found them too scattered to be of maximum benefit, so he decided to give the network a more narrowly defined mission. "Rather than try to do a hundred different things, I tried to focus on four things that I thought were really important in providing service to the community," he says. Those four were education, health care, prosperity (promoting financial literacy) and civic participation, which Falco gathered under an umbrella program called Univision Contigo (or Univision With You).
Since the new initiative began in 2013, it has launched innovative programs like the Univision Farmacia discount, which has helped 1.9 million participants save an estimated $32 million with prepaid cards that can be used at local pharmacies. It also is teaming with Steve Jobs' widow, Laurene, for an early education program in Silicon Valley and with The Bill, Hillary & Chelsea Clinton Foundation for an early reading program for underprivileged children called Too Small to Fail.
"Kids," says Falco, "are the great common denominator among all cultures. All parents want what is best for their children." Jessica, by the way, is now 29 and recently graduated with a degree in speech pathology.

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Can you Increase Enrollment with Facebook?
Facts to convince you that it's time for a mobile site.
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Group on and Living Social: will it work for your studio?
How to motivate your dance students?
Fundraising Using Kickstarter: Does it Work?
The developer dances-- an adult seeks beginner classes.
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4 ways to improve your social media on less than $1/day!
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21 Brand New Social Media Tips PLUS a 50 TIP downloadable guide!
Does Acro KILL IT at Competition?
Dance Competitions: Not About Winning!
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You may have already heard about Instagram, the photo-based social media platform oh-so-popular with teens and celebrities. However, you may not have realized that you can use Instagram to generate sales and increase enrollment and exposure.
We know that it is a lot to take in: by now you’ve probably read our posts about using Pinterest, Facebook, Twitter, and other tools to round out your marketing mix… but Instagram is a channel worth taking a look at. All you need is an Android or wifi-enabled Apple product to get yourself started. Here are five ways you can make Instagram work for you.
You can use Instagram to take pictures of your school, of your students, and of your events and achievements in order to connect both with your current students as well as prospective ones.
Does your school sell merchandise? Do you want to draw in new students with a limited time offer? You can use Instagram (with its 100 million users) to spread the word.
Like any other form of social media, word of mouth is powerful. And pictures are worth a thousand words! You can host a contest where students (or potential students) take photos and upload them with your school’s name in a hashtag- that’s #YourSchool’sName (no spaces!)- so you can quickly gain some exposure. Make the prize something linked to your school (like branded gear, or a class on the house).
Want to draw more interest? Provide some content your students and audience won’t find elsewhere. Make it fun, but don’t give away too much.
Take notice of those who post images in your contests or tag your school, and think about acknowledging them by reposting one of their images on your Instagram account. This encourages your fans to post about you, which helps you attract more exposure.
Starting an Instagram account on your busy schedule may seem daunting, but you can be online in no time, and your business will surely benefit from it. Just keep true to your school and your target audience!
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Manama, Apr. 14 (BNA): Bahrain Airports Company (BAC) has embarked on launching the Tahleeq Programme that seeks to identify, attract and recruit talented individuals to become the new generation of air transport leaders for their country.
During the 2019 Airports Council International (ACI) Asia-Pacific / World Annual General Assembly, Conference and Exhibition held in Hong Kong, the joint initiative between BAC and ACI was officially announced.
ACI will be providing knowledge and competency-based training through their diverse range of their programmes over a two-year period, to cover all aspects of airport business, terminal and landside operations as well as airside operations.
BAC launched an initiative in 2014 to build up the capacity of high-performance Bahraini university graduates who wanted to join aviation sector.
The programme trained Bahrainis who were selected over these years in two different batches to provide them with practical experience and the opportunity to participate in the airport modernization programme as part of BAC’s efforts to develop Bahrain International Airport (BIA).
There was an intake of 20 graduates in the first group and 20 in the second group who were placed in different specialised sections of the airport, mainly seconded to the different departments that includedthe Development and Technical Team, Airport Operations, IT team and Support Services.
Mohammed Yousif Al Binfalah, CEO of BAC, stressed the strategy of BAC in which to invest in supporting local talents and enabling the national manpower.
“We have launched Tahleeq Programme to be an ideal platform that provides the graduates with a unique opportunity to join the team of BAC and to commence their practical life with this valuable practical experience,' he said.
He emphasised that “Tahleeq” is a unique opportunity of its kind for professional development and is a part of an ambitious national project.
Through this commitment to the Bahraini nationalisation policy, the programme is key to consistently, for the next few years, build the local talent pool and maintain a highly talented workforce in this specialised sector.

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One of the most common physical complaints clients bring to us is pain in their back and knees when they are standing and walking. We live in a hilly area so add to that the challenge to their joints when walking up and downhill.
This is one of my favorite topics as I feel that people should be able to walk freely without pain for as long as they would like. Walking is important for so many reasons including cardiovascular health, joint mobility, balance, bone density, psychological well-being, and on and on and on. Best of all, walking is free and can be done indoors or outdoors all year round regardless of where you live.
My favorite past time is watching people walk, which my clients can attest to, as it is so curious to me how we manipulate and contort our bodies simply to move forward in space. The challenge most people face is how they carry the weight of their bodies as they walk. People have interesting ways of holding themselves as they move, often tipped forward leading head first, and sometimes leaning back and leading with the pelvis.
One strategy I use with clients is to imagine your body as a stack of boxes: one box for your lower legs, one for your upper legs, one for the pelvis, then the torso and finally the head. As you stand, without changing anything, notice how your boxes stack. Are they piled neatly one on top of the other, or do you have some forward, some back or maybe some shifted to the side or even rotated? Try it for yourself. Go ahead, stand up and check your boxes.
Now working from the ground up, start to gently shift each box back into place until all feel as uniformly stacked as possible for you. What did you notice? Did your weight shift back onto your heels, do you feel taller, did your low back relax? Great place to start.


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HOUSTON, Aug. 2, 2013 /PRNewswire/ -- Westlake Chemical Corporation (NYSE:WLK) today stated that it received on July 30, 2013, a copy of a complaint filed by Eastman Chemical Company (NYSE:EMN) with the Texas Railroad Commission regarding Westlake's pipeline that transports ethylene between Mont Belvieu, Texas, and Longview, Texas, where both Westlake and Eastman have operating facilities. In its complaint and related public statements to the media and investors, Eastman contends that recent changes made by Westlake to the pipeline tariff and the terms and conditions of the pipeline usage, cost and service, were made to delay the divesture of some of Eastman's ethylene cracking units and would also impact its production capacity in Longview, Texas. Westlake noted that it plans to respond to Eastman's complaint to the Texas Railroad Commission as required.
Westlake does not agree with Eastman's position as outlined in its complaint. The changes made to the pipeline tariff were made in accordance with standard practices and reflect market conditions and were in no way intended to impact Eastman's operation of its facilities in Longview nor were these changes made to delay Eastman's divesture efforts. Westlake is committed to continued long-term safe operation, support for the employees and investment at the Longview site.
Westlake Chemical Corporation is a manufacturer and supplier of petrochemicals, polymers and building products with headquarters in Houston, Texas. The company's range of products includes ethylene, polyethylene, styrene, propylene, caustic, VCM, PVC and PVC pipe and specialty components, windows, and fence. For more information visit the company's web page at www.westlakechemical.com.
The statements in this release relating to Westlake's future commitments, as well as any other matters that are not historical facts, are forward-looking statements that are subject to risks and uncertainties. Actual results could differ materially. For more detailed information about factors that could cause actual results to differ materially, please refer to Westlake's Annual Report on Form 10-K for the year ended December 31, 2012, which was filed in February 2013.

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If you ever dug Unclassics or the Italo DeRuggiero mixes, you will love the sound of this fantastic track by Peggy Gou. The synths have that same tone, and I don't know what it is about that sound, what quality it possesses, that seems at once deeply uncool and supremely enjoyable. Gou raps in a matter-of-fact, casual way, as if she's explaining stuff that should be totally obvious, and in the chorus, she gets right to the point: "You gotta do it right/enjoy your night/you gotta do it right." Fun song on a great EP.
Oneida are always alluring; they go where they want to go. “Romance,” their new album, continues in a vibe that’s similar in some ways to the sound of the latter two albums of the “Thank Your Parents” trilogy (“The Story of O” and “Absolute II”), but with a slightly higher proportion of all-out jams. “Romance” comes close, in an Oneidan way, to being an actual rock album—some of the tracks, like “All in Due Time,” “Lay of the Land,” and “Reputation” revolve around tight grooves and rival songs like “Up with People” or “Story of O” for dynamism. And there’s “Cockfight,” towards the end of the album, a wild (tongue-in-cheek?), let-loose, super-entertaining, riff-heavy tune (that also ends with a beautiful, fluctuating coda). The other songs on the album are Oneida explorations, where they’re burrowing down in a certain trajectory, into sometimes gnarly territory (“Shepherd’s Axe,” the final track, is one of those--18 minutes of investigation, with maybe seven or eight distinct parts).
“Good Lie,” which comes in the middle of the album, is another sort of exploration, although this one feels more delicate than the others. It starts with a simple arrangement of elements, a pulse, some piano, some background synth and vocals, and then band lets it evolve over the course of seven minutes: the song picks up small variations and minor faults along the way, and those spread and become magnified until, by the last minute, it’s become something else entirely.
It is staggering, watching the time-lapse evolution of the planet. First: accretion. Then it was a ball of hot iron and nickel. Volcanism reigned. Lava was everywhere, moving, spurting, flying all over and inside. Meteors hit, brought water (maybe?), and the moon was ejected, too weird and wicked to be a part of the planet. Atmosphere began to pile up, slow and steady, from the volcanic exhalations. Oceans pooled. Then everything was on fire again for a while. Then the planet cooled again and everything started to get its act together. It was a great time. Some chemicals and proteins and acids mixed together and flowed towards and away other chemicals. Then everything was on fire again.
"Unfolding" is the first single from Rival Consoles's forthcoming new album, "Persona." The song builds and annihilates itself. It collapses and rises up again. Subduction, erosion, eruption. It is beautiful and massive, pulsing, vivid, wild.


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While Sienna has her own fear – she’s an X Psy, incredibly rare and even more dangerous. She’s already lived longer than any other of her designation. She knows her days are numbered – but who will she take down in the inevitable end.
Squee!Brain: a relationship with a female Psy who has an actual active, destructive power!
Squee!Brain: But she challenges him!
Cynical!Brain: They ALWAYS do. But they’re always the underling fighting to be treated as an equal from the man who still largely gets his own was. Also we have a creepy age-gap “let’s wait until she’s juuuuuust of age” issues along with virginal heroin + no man may touch her issues.
Cynical!Brain: But she is facing super death because of her powers and being saved by his looooove (no this doesn’t count as a spoiler. If you’ve reached this book in the series you know exactly how this relationship is going to end and don’t pretend you don’t).
Of course this is a little toxic when we consider his possessiveness. Hawke both runs from a relationship with Sienna but also lays his claim and violently threaten men who may enter a relationship with her. Yes he’s not pushing her into a relationship, but he is pushing her to be his pedestalled virgin. But, again, to be fair she does challenge this vehemently. Equally while she’s saved by his love, she’s just as much saved by her fellow Psy relatives. I would also quite like her to be able to actually use her Psy powers more but it is nice to see a woman who is this must dangerous and who does show the other side of Silence so well.
Excellently Sienna also have female friends who support her, work with her and recognise the gaps Sienna has in her emotional development due to the years she spent in Silence. I like that a lot, that Sienna has women in her life, women backing her up, women valuing her; even if they don’t play a huge role it’s still an important part of Sienna’s life.
I’m also more intrigued by the relationship between Walker and Lara. This is a relationship where no-one is willing aggressively pressing the other, no-one is emotionally fragile and falling apart, no-one freaks out if someone touches them, no-one has to epicly change their entire life to suit the other. It’s nice for it to be more low key relationship and not rely on so much emotional damage and fragility and broken boundaries. It’s built on respect and kindness and love and caring and people literally not having to choose between tying themselves mystically together FOREVER or DYING (hate hate hate that trope). Which is wonderful – and all the more annoying when Walker decides to play “ugh, man in same place of my woman! Ugh. Bad man! Ugh. I crush your flowers, MY WO-MAN”.
I also like the ongoing world building – but does that go without saying at this point? In every book in this series I’ve said how much I love the meta plot. I love the Psy’s growing civil war. I love the depiction of the fall of Silence. I love the sides being picked, the manoeuvring, the plotting. I love the displays of power by the high level Psy just reminding us what an all out war could actually look like. I love the growing sense of ominous tension that is growing more and more throughout this book as we wait for the next move.
There continue to be no LGBTQ characters – and this series has been going a very long time now.

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Ireland’s most prestigious university and sister college to Oxford and Cambridge, Dublin’s Trinity College is one of the Irish capital’s must-see attractions. Founded by Queen Elizabeth I., Trinity has been an essential part of Dublin’s history for generations. Book with us for the best way to see what Trinity has to offer: the Authenticity Walking Tour of the grounds, which is guided by local alumni. Afterwards, continue your tour at the Book of Kells, a famous illustrated manuscript from the 9th century. Finally then, enter the old library and marvel at the magnificent collection of books here. Entering it feels like walking into a scene from Harry Potter - our groups love it!
Please be advised that to avoid overcrowding it is Trinity College policy that groups must book the visit to the Old Library to enter the college grounds.
Your group will hardly find a place more relevant to modern Irish history than Belfast, the capital of Northern Ireland. The Peace Wall and the Irish Republican Museum are must-see sights if your group is here to explore the city’s history – both attractions are part of the Belfast day trip we can organise for your student group from Dublin.
A definite must-see when visiting Belfast is the Titanic exhibition on the famous cruiser’s historic building site at the Harland & Wolff Shipyards. No wonder that Titanic Belfast received the title “World’s Leading Tourist Attraction” at the World Travel Awards 2016.
This attraction is becoming more and more popular amongst our groups, so contact us as early in advance as possible to include it in your day trip to Belfast!
Glendalough, the Valley of Two Lakes, is especially popular with our student groups staying in Dublin. The Wicklow mountains, where Glendalough is located, can be seen from the city’s streets on a clear day after all – it’s not a far trip at all. Glendalough has two main reasons to visit: first, there is the monastic site. In medieval times, a great settlement with a cathedral stood in this valley and many ruins remain to this day. There are also fantastic hiking trails around the lakes and up the mountains suitable for groups of all types, which allow for relaxing strolls and stunning views over the valley. Also, don’t forget to bring a raincoat. Irish weather is unpredictable, and it never hurts to come prepared.
The CGH top tip for Glendalough is to book a day trip with us, where your group can take in all the Wicklow Mountains have to offer, including a scenic coastal drive including the Guinness Lake.
If your student group is familiar with Riverdance, then you will already have an idea what to expect when talking about Irish Dancing. The art of Irish Dancing is alive and well here in Ireland, and if your group is staying in Dublin, we can organise a dancing lesson with a private instructor for you to learn the basic steps of Irish dancing and finally come together for a Céilí. And don’t worry about knocking over the furniture – we will book a large ballroom for your group, where you will have plenty of space. Teachers beware: you won’t be left out of the fun!
We can book this activity for you in Dublin, Galway and the Burren, in locations nearby your accommodation - even if you are not staying in Dublin we can organise it for you.
For many tourists, the worldwide popularity of Irish Pubs has made them an essential part of any Ireland trip. That’s no wonder – the cosy atmosphere, the hearty food, the friendly people and the iconic tunes of Irish folk music make a pub visit in Ireland a great experience.
Please be advised that minors under the age of 15 cannot enter a pub without a guardian. Unaccompanied minors between 15 and 17 as well as minors below 15 with a guardian must leave at 9.00pm at the latest (10.00pm between 1 May and 30 September).
Your student group can still enjoy an evening at a pub by booking with us a dinner, music and dance experience at O’Shea’s: this activity is available exclusively for Celtic Group Hostels’ groups. We can book for your group a dinner at O’Shea’s Pub, where you can enjoy a hearty meal and then continue into the ballroom for a live dance experience with a professional dance instructor and a live Céilí band to learn the basics of Irish dancing.
40,000 connected octagonal basalt columns form Northern Ireland’s most popular natural landmark: the Giant’s Causeway. Located on the Causeway Coast, which is rich in historical heritage and geographical attractions, it is also a recognised UNESCO World Heritage Site – one of three on the whole island. Your group can take a walk along the seaside here and enjoy the visitor centre, which offers information on both the ancient Celtic legend of the causeway’s creation and the actual scientific backgrounds.
For student groups staying in Dublin who want to spend a day in Northern Ireland, we recommend you book with us a day trip to the Giant’s Causeway with a stop in Belfast on the way back and plenty of attractions along the way, some of which appeared in HBO’s hit show ‘Game of Thrones’ as filming locations.
The Cliffs of Moher are Ireland’s most popular natural landmark for a good reason: seeing them tower over the Atlantic Ocean is simply stunning. When you visit them with your group, don’t forget to make time for the visitor centre, where the unique geography of the Cliffs of Moher region, a UNESCO Geopark, is further explored. The best viewing spot is O’Brien’s Tower – from there, the views during sunset are simply incredible.
Here’s our CGH top tip: to make the most of your visit, we recommend the Cliffs of Moher Cruise along the shore for your student group. It’s a great alternative to view the cliffs and the best one in our opinion. Your group will also be able to spot puffins and other seabirds. Contact us now to book this lovely cruise!
Ireland’s most famous export product is, of course, Guinness, known to locals as “the Black Stuff”. Not only it is found behind every pub counter in Ireland, it even has its very own attraction in Dublin – the Guinness Storehouse. It’s Dublin’s most popular attraction and will give your group great insights into a product iconic for our country.
There is too much to discover on its seven floors to list here, but some highlights include interacting with all the ingredients of Guinness, learning about the roasting process of the malt and barley, learning all about the barrels, which are more important than some might think. At the Wonderful World of Gilroy, your group will learn all about Guinness’ iconic advertising and learn how to properly taste Guinness at the Tasting Experience. Finally, end your tour with a complimentary pint of Guinness at the Gravity Bar and enjoy the best look over Dublin available.
Please note that minors under 18 years of age will receive a soft drink at the end of the tour instead of beer.
Our Top Tip: Book with CGH and we’ll organise a morning slot for your group to avoid the big crowds Dublin’s most popular attraction draws in.
Whether you visit the “City of Tribes” on a day trip or are based there, Galway is the place to be to explore the Wild Atlantic Way. Sights such as the Cliffs of Moher, Connemara National Park or the Aran Islands are easily reached from here, but the city itself has plenty to offer as well. Known as Ireland’s most vibrant city and great cultural centre, a stroll through the Latin Quarter, Quay Street, Eyre Square and along the old city walls never disappoints. Popular attractions include Galway Cathedral, the Galway City Museum and the Spanish Arch. Your student group can explore the city centre on a guided walking tour with Liam Silke which we can book for you, who will add a great deal of knowledge only locals possess to your stay.
Our top tip for groups staying here is to take a stroll along Salthill Promenade. Here, the Atlantic Ocean is so close, it stretches out from the horizon right to your toes. The promenade is roughly 2km long – when you get to the end, don’t forget to kick the wall across from the diving board before turning around. It’s said to bring good luck.
Located off the coast of Galway, the Aran Islands are one of Ireland’s most remote spots. They are also part of a Gaeltacht, which means the Irish language is alive and well here and commonly spoken. We can offer student groups two different trips here, depending on where your group is staying.
From Galway, we can offer your group a trip to Inis Mhor, the largest of the islands. After a trip by ferry, you will arrive at Kilronan Pier and have lots of free time to explore the island. Top activities on Inis Mhor we recommend are a bicycle tour around the island and a visit to the Gaelic ringfort of Dun Aengus.
From Clare, your group can join the Doolin Ferry Company on a cruise to Inis Oírr, the smallest of the Aran Islands, which is also closest to the mainland. Still, it has much to offer – from Medieval ruins, to seal colonies and a shipwreck, there is a lot to discover here. The cruise also includes stunning views of the Cliffs of Moher from below, which your group will never forget.
If your group is interested in a staple of Irish sweets, make sure to visit the Man of Aran Fudge shop on the Inis Oírr pier.
The Ring of Kerry leads around the Iveragh Peninsula and is one of Ireland’s most famous scenic drives. The sights to see are endless, but some of our favourites include the Skellig Islands, the remote islands with an ancient monastic site seen in Star Wars, Killarney National Park, with its own great variety of sights to see, and charming towns such as Sneem or Waterville, where Charlie Chaplin liked to take his vacations. If your group is based in Cork or Ireland’s Ancient East, we will gladly arrange a coach for you to explore this stunning region of Ireland.
Wherever your group stops along the ring, Celtic Group Hostels recommends including Killarney National Park in your itinerary. Its great variety of attractions includes hiking trails, the beautiful Muckross Lake, Muckross House and Ross Castle. Explore it either by hiking, driving or – and this is our top tip for groups looking for something extra – by horse-drawn carriage.
One of Europe’s largest urban parks is located right here in Dublin: Phoenix Park. You won’t see any mythological birds here since the name is actually based on the Irish ‘fionn uisce’ meaning clear water, but the park has plenty of other sights to enjoy. There’s the magazine fort, the Phoenix Monument at the centre of the park, the Wellington Monument and of course plenty of green space. The park is also the location of Áras an Uachtaraín, the residence of the Irish President, as well as Dublin Zoo. As you can see, there’s a lot to see here.
The park is located conveniently accessible by Luas tram and many buses, so your student group will have no problem getting there and back. Also, Phoenix Park is perfectly suited to have a picnic and look out for the flock of deer living in the park – we can arrange for a packed lunch for your group to take into the park.
Now, this was just a short glimpse of all the great activities we can book for your student group trip to Ireland. There is a lot more to discover on our speciality bucket lists, which we have linked to throughout this page and of course our full activity and tours programme. If you’ve already read up on what your group wants to do and see, contact Celtic Group Hostels now to start planning your group trip to Ireland.


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To see students live out a life of meaning, purpose and fulfillment throughout their careers.
Using a proven step-by-step process to make that vision a reality.
Partnering with schools to provide a comprehensive college and career coaching experience helping students fulfill their vision.
Envision Life Academy is uniquely positioned nationwide and dedicated to provide schools and school guidance counselors with world-class tools to assist them with their career assessments, college selection and college admissions programs for their students.
We are specialists in the college/career planning industry. Our organization has invested millions of dollars developing our proprietary college/career planning systems. Our systems have been designed from the ground up and built by true experts in the field. In addition, we provide a team of established coaches who deliver direct college and career planning expertise to complement or supplement services offered through your institution.
Employees – who share these common beliefs and desire to make a difference for your students.
World-Class Web-Based Software Tools – we designed based on tens of thousands of high school students in our existing program.
Incorporating a “Personal Touch” – hiring caring people with varied college/career industry experience as Coaches for every student who goes through our program.
Partnering With Christian Schools and Other Private School Organizations – bringing the benefit of world-class tools to help their programs and students succeed.
Being Specialists In Our Field – not trying to be all things to all people, but focused on continuing to bring the very best college/career planning solution to our students and schools.
We’re part of the largest private professional educational services organization in the United States dedicated to providing unlimited assistance with career assessment, college selection and college admissions. Having served over 90,000 students over the last eleven years, we have learned from our experiences and built a solid foundation, program and team of over 200 professionals dedicated to serving the needs of its students nationwide.
We help each Student answer foundational life questions such as “Who am I?”, “How am I uniquely gifted?” and “What was I created to be?”.
Designed and built to give School Guidance Counselors the ability to effectively monitor and manage their students’ progress.
Web-Based online SaaS (Software as a Service) portal operated in the Cloud serving thousands of clients 24/7 reliably every day of the year.
Unlimited coaching in all areas: Career, College Selection, PSAT / SAT / PreACT / ACT Test Prep & Math/Science Tutoring, Admissions and Financial Aid.
Coaches are available to students and parents 70 hours per week via chat, email and phone. School Admins have a dedicated professional to serve them.
A feature designed to help Students evaluate colleges, expand their options, and point them in the direction of schools that are more likely to fit them.
We are all aware how a positive personal touch can make a major difference in a person’s life. Technology provides amazing tools, but studies continue to reveal a disturbing picture of how it often isolates us. Envision Life Academy recognizes the value of both and has incorporated “A Personal Touch” with a dedicated Coaching Staff that embraces “Modern Technology” to provide a state-of-the-art Web Based Platform.
Unfortunately, most schools are simply not equipped with the resources, experience or time necessary to implement a holistic approach to College/Career Planning, and cutting-edge tools are typically not available in most schools. Without the proper tools and resources, it’s very difficult to navigate the college and career process effectively, achieving optimal results. Envision Life provides the tools and resources School Administrators, Parents and Students need.
Web-Based SaaS (Software as a Service) application is operated in the Cloud providing the stability and reliability a professional system requires to serve thousands of clients 24/7.
School Administrators, Parents, Envision Coaches and Students are given the ability to effectively monitor and track their progress throughout the High School years.
Heat Maps are designed to help Students stay on-track with the important steps at every stage of their journey. It breaks down an overwhelming and complex process into easy, manageable steps.
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The 22-year-old woman, who authorities did not identify, was hospitalized Tuesday at Yale New Haven Hospital in stable condition, state police Trooper Josue Dorelus said in an afternoon press conference streamed online. The shooting occurred in the area of Dixwell Avenue and Argyle Street, blocks from the New Haven-Hamden line. State police said a Hamden officer and a Yale University officer opened fire.
Activists condemned the shooting, staging protests late Tuesday outside the Hamden Police Department, and New Haven Mayor Toni Harp released a statement late Tuesday saying she was “gravely concerned” about the incident.
“I called the mother of the young woman who was shot to express my concern and wish the young woman a thorough recovery, and I pledged to work with my counterpart in Hamden and police officials from all three jurisdictions to ascertain exactly what happened, so we can work to avoid it happening again,” Harp said in a written statement.
Harp said she, Hamden Mayor Curt Leng and police officials from Hamden, New Haven and Yale would host a conference call Wednesday morning to further discuss how the incident unfolded.
Leng emphasized in a written statement late Tuesday night that the shooting would be investigated with “the utmost seriousness that it deserves."
“As Mayor, I will need to hold off on any further public comments to ensure nothing I say has even the slightest chance of tainting what I trust will be a comprehensive investigation and evaluation by the State,” he wrote.
The woman, according to police, was sitting in the front passenger seat of the car when she was hit by at least one bullet fired at the driver.
Dorelus said at the press conference that they did not find a weapon in an initial search but that they would do a thorough search of the vehicle. The driver was not shot.
The car, a red Honda Civic, matched the description of a vehicle associated with an attempted armed robbery at about 4:19 a.m. at the Gas and Go gas station on Arch Street in Hamden, police said.
The robbery victim, a newspaper delivery driver, provided the description of the vehicle in a 911 call. The description, state police said, was shared with Hamden officers, who located the car in New Haven a short time later.
Officers blocked the vehicle before attempting to make contact with the driver, Dorelus said. The man, believed to be the suspect, got out of the car in an abrupt manner and turned toward police, Dorelus said, and officers opened fire.
The bullets missed the driver and at least one struck the passenger in the vehicle. The names of the officers involved in the shooting were not released Tuesday by state police.
“As in any officer-involved shooting, this is an active and ongoing investigation,” Dorelus said.
No arrests were made Tuesday, despite initial reports from New Haven officials about an arrest, state police said Tuesday night. The driver of the car was detained after the incident and transported to the Hamden Police Department but was not arrested and later released, state police said.
The state’s attorney’s office assigned the officer-involved shooting investigation to the state police’s Central District Major Crime Squad.
Tuesday’s shooting was met with harsh criticism from local clergy.
Kimber said he had conversations with leadership at the New Haven Police Department who said they were not alerted that Hamden police had entered the city. Kimber tried to reach Hamden police officials, but said he has not received a call back.
He said he spoke toNew Haven State’s Attorney Patrick Griffin, who committed to a thorough investigation of the shooting. Kimber stressed during the press conference that New Haven officers were not involved in the incident.
Protesters and activists gathered outside the Hamden police headquarters late Tuesday afternoon and some crammed into the station’s lobby to demand to speak with police leaders. More protesters later gathered at the scene of the incident itself.
In an earlier press conference Tuesday, acting Hamden police Chief John Cappiello declined to comment on why his officers went into New Haven.
“An internal affairs investigation will be conducted and that’s all I’m going to comment,” Cappiello said.
But Kimber and other clergy said this is far from the first time a Hamden police officer entered the city limits.
“It is a problem. It is a major problem,” he said of Hamden officers coming into the city. He was hopeful he could meet with Hamden police officials at some point to discuss this issue of protocol.
Courant staff writers Christine Dempsey and Zach Murdock contributed to this story.


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Addiction Step Eleven: Sought through prayer and meditation to improve our conscious contact with God as we understood Him, praying only for knowledge of His will for us and the power to carry that out.
What is your understanding of God and how would you characterize your relationship with Him? I can open up any number of books and read about God, or read the Bible and not know anything about His nature and character. Through these steps, how has your perception of God changed? We have talked a lot about establishing a relationship with God, but how can you have any kind of a relationship with someone you don’t talk to? Through prayer and meditation we improve our conscious contact with God.
Prayer is simply talking to God. In Steps 4-7 we were honest with ourselves, and turned to God for His help. Working through the steps, that greater power we have relied on is not just a transcendent being, someone who is unreachable, unknowable and uninterested in our recovery. When we get to the point where we surrender and rely wholly on God, we are ready to move forward into Step 11.
This passage shows that the person’s relationship with God is a daily undertaking, that he is completely surrendered to God’s leading and knows that God is always with him. In Psalm 25:4-5, the writer is asking God to show him His way.
Trusting in God, and not yourself, implies a close relationship and the surrender that opens us up to God’s leading.
The Alcoholics Anonymous Big Book offers some insight into this interesting journey. “In thinking about our day we are faced with indecision. We may not be able to determine which course to take. Here we ask God for inspiration, an intuitive thought or a decision. We are often surprised how the right answers come after we have tried this for a while. (page 86)” As the relationship grows, through prayer and meditation, the wisdom of God is channeled back and what we used to think was a good guess or a good idea, becomes a regular occurrence. We are open to the leading of God.
“So I say to you: Ask and it will be given to you; seek and you will find; knock and the door will be opened to you. For everyone who asks receives; he who seeks finds; and to him who knocks, the door will be opened” (Luke 11:9-10).
Even in our indecision, God knows our needs and is ready to help. Once you are learning to communicate daily with God you’re ready for the twelve and final step of your journey: When you have complete Addiction Step Eleven go to Step 12.


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Tayrona Films Inc., a Toronto-based company, has launched an animation division that will finance and produce four films with Arc Productions, the two companies announced on Friday.
Each studio will contribute two films as part of the deal, which Paradigm brokered.
“The Legends of the Underzoo,” an Arc property, will be the first film under the deal. Kevin Almeida and Jeff Treppel wrote the script, which follows a group of animal cubs who must find a buried treasure to save their endangered zoo.
As part of the deal, Tayrona Animation is currently developing “Darwin: A Galapagos Love Story” and “Aurora the Sprit Bear of the North” Best-selling author Erik Daniel Shein wrote both scripts.
The fourth film will still be decided upon.
Tayrona Films is a multi-faceted company with offices across the Western hemisphere in Toronto, Los Angeles, Buenos Aires and several other cities. Arc focuses on special effects and animation.


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Bethany Youth Fellowship has been busy preparing for Youth Sunday. Please join the spirited youth of Bethany.
Following the Youth Sunday worship service, the youth will be collecting donations as you support your favorite Super team. Do your part to help the hungry and needy people right here n Greece. All donations will be given directly to the Greece Ecumenical Food Shelf.


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Associate Director of Programming Linda Newbern shares highlights of this year’s ACANSA Arts Festival and a commitment to the celebration of artistry.
ACANSA Arts Festival was established with three key objectives, explains Associate Director of Programming Linda Newbern. “To bring in art from outside of Arkansas; feature our art anchors such as the Arkansas Symphony Orchestra, Ballet Arkansas and the Arkansas Repertory Theatre; and highlight all of our local artists.” Collaboration among its constituents to expand public access to the arts through inspiring and educational opportunities keeps more than 100 committee members on task with a finite focus on artistic excellence. The festival continues to exceed expectations with its vibrant schedule of events, featuring local and national artists at Little Rock’s finest venues throughout a weekend dedicated to the arts.
ACANSA, which comes from the Quapaw word meaning “southern place,” is the vision of Charlotte Gadberry, whose enduring civic leadership spans the decades and is evident throughout Central Arkansas. After attending the world-renowned Spoleto Arts Festival in Charleston, S.C., she was determined to create an arts festival in the Capital City.
Working with the organization’s Arts Advisory Council, Linda develops the festival’s five-day entertainment schedule. A particularly exciting highlight this year, Linda notes, is a dance performance by Parsons Dance in New York City; and a showing of the film My Mother Has 4 Noses – a touching tale of Jonatha Brooke’s journey, caring for her mother who struggles with Alzheimer’s.
The festivities begin on Wednesday, Sept. 21, at the Junior League of Little Rock Building with a performance by Ballet Arkansas and continue throughout the weekend. Children’s events include Bring on the Arts! at the Hillary Rodham Clinton Children’s Library and the Children’s Public Art Project in Little Rock’s Main Street Corridor.
This year’s official ACANSA artwork was created by Dominque Simmons and features the Arkansas River as well as the pedestrian bridge near the River Market. “Bridges are found in song and art as symbols of connection, safety and transcendence,” Dominque explains. “I love the architectural symmetry, stability and geometry of bridges in contrast to the turbulent, ever-changing, organic nature of the river.” Dominque notes the powerful meaning of bridges – bringing many elements together – much like ACANSA’s mission fulfillment work to share the diversity of arts and culture with a broad spectrum of people.
In addition to enlightening and educating attendees about different visual and performing arts, this year marks a milestone for the festival, Linda notes. After completing its third year, ACANSA will be eligible to apply for a National Endowment for the Arts grant. “This will help us continue to grow and evolve,” she says.


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By now the world and his wife know that Sir Martin Sorrell has left WPP, the business he founded 33 years ago. I’m old enough to remember the ad world before WPP. Sorrell transformed his industry – and there aren’t many in any field who can legitimately claim to have done that.
We are living in a world of short attention spans, where detail is almost derided and tweets trump well-argued hypotheses.


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Datum Electronics offers two types of multi-element strain gauge bolt-on load cells that have been developed to provide a rugged and robust production sensor with the benefits associated with a complex strain gauge installation. The bolt-on strain sensors have been designed to measure tensile and compressive bending strains ranging from 50 to 1100 micro-strain, for use in applications including vehicles, civil engineering structures, silo, hoppers, vessels, and specialist engineering projects.
Bolt on strain sensors are widely used, however, they are dependent on the bolting down friction. When strains exceed about 600 micro-strain and have shock loads, conventional bolt-on strain sensor will show zero shifts. The Datum design of the bolt-on strain sensors is very compliant and can be sued at much larger strain up to 10,000 micro-strain. The initial application was for forged vehicle axles, where strains exceed 1500 micro-strain and a usual bolt-on sensor had been previously dismissed.
Our strain Gauge Bolt-on Strain Gauge Weight Sensors are quick and easy to install without any fine wiring or soldering. Its practical robust design allows the strain sensor to work in almost any environment, in any weather and even underwater if required. Rated to IP68 this is a truly universal product that will give you reliable accurate strain indication whatever the application or environmental condition. All sensors are pre-tested and checked during final assembly ensuring the reliability and quality of all our sensors.
Raw Strain Gauge Bridge Output – the bolt-on sensor has a four wire connection to the strain gauges that are configured as a Wheatstone bridge. This output will require an amplifier. It will be compatible with most strain gauge amplifiers and indicators. Should your indicator require a 6-wire input, refer to our connection guide.
Note when selecting your output value please allow for the sensor to show up to a 200 micro-strain offset when bolted to surface that is not flat. Even with ground flat surfaces a small offset will occur.
Using the latest strain gauge techniques and technologies, the bolt-on strain sensor gives you the accurate and reliable data, you require in a number of challenging environments. The bolt-on sensors are fully compatible with our wide range of load and strain indicators and amplifiers, allowing you to operate any number of sensors in parallel for your application. A direct serial link to a PC, or an analogue input to a data logger or PLC, is also an option and also very easy to achieve.
The Series 460 Bolt-on strain sensor is not only an essential product for measuring micro-strain, but it can also become an integral part of a strain monitoring system.
The standard 2-Hole bolt-on strain sensor can be bolted directly to the structure for use in a range of applications and environments. We recommend that the structure, on to which sensor is to be bolted, should be at least 10 times larger than the sensor, for accurate and reliable measurement data.


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People around the world like Barak Obama– this happened just about when he was working on becoming President– a welcome change to the worldwide dislike for our previous President!
That’s right, our Bin Laden-beating President is available as an action figure– but not just any static action figure! This comes with all variations of hands and multiple neckties. Because you never know when he’ll have to fight Darth Vader. Or when he might need to sit on a stool and sing, or hold a samurai sword or… go ahead and check out the full range of awesomeness at Gamu Toys!


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I got this slow cooker for a birthday gift last year and I have to say I love it!!!
All-Clad's top-of-the-line cooker features a nonstick cast-aluminum insert that you can use on the stovetop to brown ingredients before transferring it to the base for slow cooking.
· Push-button controls and easy-to-read digital display eliminate guesswork.
· 7-qt. nonstick aluminum insert goes from stovetop to slow cooker to table.
· Use insert on its own to cook and serve a variety of one-pot dishes.
· Insert is ideal for use with gas and electric cooktops, but is not induction compatible.
· Automatically keeps foods warm until serving time.
· Riveted stainless-steel handles; insert has integrated handles.
I would not have purchased this for myself because of the price tag of $249.95, but after using it, I don’t know how I ever used another slow cooker. I love the fact that it is truly one pot cooking. The non-stick cast aluminum insert can go right on the stove to brown meats and the best part is the same pan goes right back in the slow cooker so you have all of the flavor and no other dishes to wash. You lose absolutely nothing.
It also cleans up nicely. The insert pan is non-stick so it washes up beautifully. It is dishwasher safe, but it is so easy to clean that I don’t even bother. I cook in this slow cooker a few times a week. I made braised short ribs that were fall off the bone tender and had melt in your mouth flavor!!! I had no leftovers and my husband and son were fighting over the last short rib!!
If you want a really great slow cooker designed with a very busy woman in mind, run don’t walk to Williams Sonoma and pick this one up. It doesn’t get better then All Clad. I was so happy they got this for me. Best birthday gift ever!!! Have fun discovering the Simply Heavenly dishes you can create with this slow cooker!!
hi i'm richelle! nice to meet ! i just joined the link up. this was my first year cooking with a slow cooker, i'm loving it for making home made soups!
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I've had Private Citizens on my "try before the end of the year" TBR for a few months and was about to take it off b/c I couldn't even remember what it was about - but thanks to your list, it lives to see another day!
Sorry I'm replying so late, I was out of town last week and my internet life fell way behind! But yes, I enjoyed it and hopefully you will too!


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A light covering of new snow, mostly falling le Mer après-midi. Temperatures will be below freezing (max -1°C le Lun après-midi, min -4°C le Lun soir). Mainly vents frais.
A light covering of new snow, mostly falling le Ven matin. Temperatures will be below freezing (max 0°C le Sam après-midi, min -7°C le Ven matin). Wind will be generally light.
Le tableau ci-dessus montre les prévisions météo pour Aussois à l'altitude spécifique de 2750 m. Notre modèle de prévisions météo sophistiqué nous permet de donner des prévisions de neige en bas, au milieu et en haut de la station Aussois. Pour accéder aux prévisions météo à d'autres altitudes, utiliser l'onglet de navigation au-dessus du tableau. Pour une vue d'ensemble du temps, référez-vous à , la Carte Météo de France.
Been to Aussois twice, just came back (Jan 2012). The only other resort I've been to is Garmisch-Partenkirchen (also twice).
I am a beginner skier. The ski instruction was excellent (private lessons from ESF guy named Denis; taught me well)! You can have English instruction as I did.
Some have already commented it is great for families - I would have to agree very much. I have a 6 y/o and 4 y/o that enrolled in the ski school there - it is amazing to see my 6 y/o skiing now (she has attended the school on three occasions).
The atmosphere is small town for sure! If you appreciate a place off the beaten path for a genuine Alps feel, while also having everything you need well within reach, this is great! The views are breath-taking. Fantastic - and not bustling, fast-paced, dodgy. Really, you can bring the kids and feel at ease!
I reference my brochure now (I just returned from Aussois) - there are 5 "very difficult", 7 "difficult", 6 "intermediate level", and 6 "easy" pistes at this resort.
At welcome center for skiing, English help avail, but with any vacation in France don't expect everyone to speak English (like Germany or NL). During my visit there were mostly Italian and Dutch tourists, so language should not be a hang up. I encountered less than five native English speakers in the whole week - that may be a plus for some wanting a "get away."
We stayed in a caravan camping area "La Bouidonerre" - anyway look up info if you have a caravan to travel and love skiing and family it is great! Can't speak for hotels but clearly there are plenty places to stay there judging on what I saw traveling by the bus. The bus is great - but it can get packed - not to worry the bus drivers know what they are doing - but it can get crammed some.

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강사 경력: Enthusiastic educator of 6 years with superb interpersonal and organizations skills. Kind and compassionate teacher dedicated to creating a stimulating, enjoyable, inviting and dynamic learning atmosphere encouraging to all students. I possess the ability to plan and carry out lesson plans that meet program criteria; and, the ability to accommodate learning and teaching strategies to students’ individual needs. Currently, I am an online ESL educator for a Chinese-based company.


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new neighbors, new challenges and, of course, new romances, the sisters must depend on one another to navigate the City of Angels.
Cierra Ramirez, Jennifer Lopez, Elaine Goldsmith-Thomas and Benny Medina.
Are you watching Good Trouble? Excited for season two? Sound off in the comments!

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LCNB National Bank has 36 branches serving Southwest and Central Ohio and thousands of surcharge-free ATMs nationwide through its MoneyPass network. It offers business savings and checking accounts, lending, cash management, merchant services, remote deposit capture and more. It has an A+ rating by the Better Business Bureau and generally positive reviews online.
LCNB National Bank has 36 branches serving Southwest and Central Ohio and thousands of surcharge-free ATMs nationwide through its MoneyPass network. You can use its branch locator to see which locations are closest to you.
LCNB National Bank also offers the following business services: business savings and money market accounts, lines of credit, Small Business Administration funding, commercial real estate loans and business credit cards. Currently, it doesn’t offer wealth management. Find out more about its small business offerings on its website.

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20 to 60 cm tall. Leaves light green, flat and hairy with inflated sheaths. Bristly flower spikes may reach up to 10 cm in length, though often shorter.
Fairly common in the southern half of Britain at least.
Fairly common in Leicestershire and Rutland. In the 1979 Flora survey of Leicestershire it was found in 367 of the 617 tetrads.