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Indian Lobster, Rock Lobster, Crayfish, call it what you may, they’re unknown to many in this city, and appreciated by very few. This is because they have gone out of fashion for some time now, which puzzles me honestly, because I love the thorny, scaly, beast of a shellfish. This variety of lobster is the only kind we find this side of the world, and it has no claws as one would commonly assume. I don’t let this stop me from going out and buying it.
Lobsters are still considered a luxury in most homes, including mine. My fishmonger, Santu in Khar Market is ecstatic about being paid more than usual for her wares the day I decide to cook it. At a hefty 1200 rupees for three, I know it’s steep, but it can provide a day’s worth of meals if cooked properly. A good cook knows not to adapt a prawn recipe to the Indian lobster, and use a regular lobster recipe instead. Thermidors and Bisques aside, the two recipes I went with for this feature would highlight the lobster’s sweet meat without letting any of that precious liquor from the rest go to waste. One recipe steams the lobster whole, while the other halves it into two and cooks it in the electric tandoor. You could just grill it in the oven, if you like.
The first recipe involves grilling the lobster in the tandoor with a Thai butter to stop it from drying out. It cooks very very fast, so you cannot leave the tandoor unattended. The second recipe is for a silky risotto with a rich lobster stock, wine, and a splash of brandy- pretty darn festive if you ask me.
To begin, make the flavoured butter by whisking together the softened butter together with the rest of the ingredients. Place in the refrigerator till required.
Rinse the lobsters under cold water and using a very sharp knife, or a cleaver if you have one, slice the lobster into two. Salt and pepper the halves.
Preheat the tandoor. I used the above and below setting for the heat.
Lay the lobsters on the tandoor tray quickly, dot with the pre-prepared butter and close the tandoor door.
Let this cook for 3-5 minutes and check if the lobster is done. You don’t want the lobsters to overcook or dry out.
Note: If you want to make the following risotto recipe on the same day, and bought 3, like me, after you’re done with lunch, get started on a stock. Roast the empty lobster shells briefly- 10 minutes over high heat. Then, in a stock pot, put the carcass of the lobsters you ate before, and start on a stock with 1 carrot, 1 celery stem, 1 onion, 2 cloves of garlic, 1 tomato and top this up with cold water, and simmer the stock for an hour. Finish with a few sprigs of thyme and some chilli flakes.
Start by steaming the whole lobster in a large pan. Fill the pan with two inches of very salty, almost-pasta like water and put a steamer rack at the bottom. Bring it to a boil. Carefully lower the lobster into the pan and follow the cooking guide below.
After steaming, remove the lobster and pull out the tail and set aside. Pick on any remaining bits of meat to add to the risotto later.
For the risotto, in a casserole, start with the butter. Heat half the butter and add in the chopped onions and let it cook over low heat till softened.
To this, add the arborio rice, 1/2 tsp of salt to start with, and toast the rice till it starts to stick to the pan. Splash in the white wine and let it simmer till the rice has absorbed all the wine. Splash in the brandy, and again let the rice absorb this.
Add a ladleful of the stock to the pan and simmer till the rice has absorbed the stock before adding in the next ladleful. Don’t stir too often because you’ll damage the grain, but do stir. You want the rice to cook till there’s still a bite left to it.
Add in the steamed lobster meat, as well as the whole tail when you feel the rice is nearly done and let it heat through for a whole minute, or two. Taste for salt.
To finish the risotto, add in the reserved butter, top with some thyme sprigs, sprinkle over some chilli flakes and serve with a side of tabasco.


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Fake invoices for unordered supplies are appearing in area schools as the Better Business Bureau has issued a warning to schools and districts across the country after the consumer group fielded complaints from 27 states, including Massachusetts.
Fake invoices have already been received by the Whitman-Hanson Regional School District, where the district’s purchase order system has prevented them from being paid, according to W-H Business Services Manager Christine Suckow.
“It’s all over the South Shore,” Suckow said. Two of the fake invoices have been received by WHRSD schools — one at Duval School and another directed to Maquan.
Suckow said invoices coming in to W-H principals must match up with purchase orders, which the two in question did not. She does not rule out the possibility that more fake invoices may still be received, but stressed the checks and balances of the accounting system protects the district.

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During the two terms he was elected by the voters to serve as a Maryland Legislative District 16 Member on the local and state central committees (1998-2002, 2006-2010), Alzona was the ONLY local Republican Party official who rallied AGAINST the big government-corporate-welfare-warfare-state, socialism and the tyrannical policies of the administration and Washington establishment. He was Liberty before Liberty was cool!
He was elected by Montgomery County, Maryland voters in the 2014 gubernatorial elections as an At-Large Member of the Republican Central Committee (2014-2018). He won the 4th highest vote count of the 48 elected that year. Despite the key role he played electing Republican candidates in 2014, 2016 and 2018, he was rejected in the local June 26, 2018 Republican Primary election by RINOs who subsequently led the GOP to defeat in November 2018.

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I just found this great club and joined the forum today.
I am wondering whether I could only join Saturday Enlgish discussion since I usually get off work late during weekdays =___=.
Is the meeting is till held in 合歡coffe for Saturday??
i might be a cynic and, a sceptic as well but, i'm definitely not a bad person!!
You win again. This time you're the first one to reply a lady's post again. How can you keep on doing that again and again?
You guys are so nice and funny.
Hi Melody. Welcome to the forum, and look forward to seeing you at our gatherings!
Before you attend the gatherings, please be sure to read the articles and questions of the meeting topics. The topic for this Saturday will be posted in a few days. If you could make it this Saturday, please visit our forum again to read it.
Are u the host for this Saturday gathering?
Re the meeting, I would like to know that except for reading the topics, something else i need to prepare? For example, to write down some comments.. questions, and etc?? or just go there and join the discussion.
sunbear 寫: Re the meeting, I would like to know that except for reading the topics, something else i need to prepare? For example, to write down some comments.. questions, and etc?? or just go there and join the discussion.
Reading topics in advance is highly suggested. Also, you may want to practice answering the questions before attending the meeting, if you feel like it. I think that would help a lot.
And a brief self-introduction is most welcome!
But do not take it too seriously. Just relax and have fun with us!

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Please take a look at the website to see our fantastic advances in artificial rock, boulders, trees, murals, scenic artwork and specialist theming, painted 2D and sculptured 3D, aswell as our new addition of our hire department.
Set Connection continues to be the innovative designers of new products including Everlast Vines™ and set the standard for artificial rockwork throughout the industry. Authentic looking rock has progressed over the years and we are now at the forefront of technology when it comes to our design and realism.
The rock-work and boulders are sculpted from medium density flame retardant polystyrene blocks. They are then sprayed with pigmented sand and cement render including strand fibre for extra strength, frost proofers and strengthening additives. We are able to create all different types of textures from water worn rocks and boulders to craggy granite.
Ongoing design input throughout all projects.
We workshop manufacture but also sculpt and install in situ, adapting to any configuration and alteration.
We are constantly looking for new materials to use and recycle.

industry_corpus2: Manufacturing


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All restrooms within the club house will be upgraded to high standards giving you all the comforts.
Family lounge will be located right opposite Centenary Bar. These is designed to have a quiet chat, read a book, or watch your favorite game while enjoying the exclusive selection of wine, cocktail, mocktail or your favorite fruit drink.
Newly renovated Centenary Bar was commissioned the membership on the 4th June 2015. The old Centenary Bar was completely demolished to make way for fully air conditioned architecturally designed new bar. The long bar with exclusive range of liquor, cocktail and mock-tail surrounded by ceiling to floor glass partitioning, wide screen TV with tasteful furniture to match the wooden floor and ceiling along with breathtaking lighting system will make you part of the exclusive lot in Colombo.

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In the last half of fiscal year 2013, the Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC) identified through its high-risk cargo targeting system approximately 8.2 million units of consumer products that violated U.S. safety rules or that were defective. During the whole of 2013, CPSC prevented over 12.5 million violative products from entering the country.
CPSC’s targeting system, known as the RAM (risk assessment methodology), was initiated as a pilot project in late 2011, according to a CPSC news release. Currently, CPSC is proposing to expand the RAM program so that the program can become fully operational and thus more effective in preventing defective or noncompliant imports from entering the stream of commerce.
Specifically, the RAM allows CPSC investigators to analyze certain data provided by the U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) about shipments of consumer products arriving at U.S. ports of entry, and then make risk-based decisions about which shipments to inspect. The RAM also allows CPSC to recognize low-risk cargo and facilitate its movement through the ports.
With the assistance of the RAM, CPSC investigators and their CBP counterparts were able to screen more than 14,000 different imported consumer product shipments during the last two quarters of fiscal year 2013. During that six-month period, the screenings led to the identification of more than 600 shipments containing violative or defective products, totaling about 8.2 million units. About 550 of the 600 product shipments investigators stopped were children’s products, totaling about 2.1 million units. The leading hazards identified in shipments of children’s products continued to be lead content or lead in paint in higher than allowable amounts.
A complete list of products found in violation of safety requirements enforced by CPSC can be found at http://www.cpsc.gov/en/Recalls/Violations.


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Fire Damage – ^From a home's structure to all items found it, fires damage or destroy pretty much anything that they can find^. ^Your local Paul Davis team can completely assess the extent of your fire damage, provide repairs for structural damage, and clean up or replace your personal possessions^. ^We can also remove standing water and test for mold to help with with problems caused by the water used to extinguish the fire^. ^It doesn't matter what the fire damage looks like; our goal is to get your property back to normal quickly^.
^Your local Paul Davis franchise has the smoke and fire restoration equipment needed to help you get back on your feet after a fire^. ^You will always receive prompt service and personalized attention when you call Paul Davis^. To find out more about professional fire damage restoration Buffalo NY, please call us now!

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Try our delicious Cajun food cooked with fresh ingredients by our award winning chef Bardia who has over 30 years of culinary experience.
For your comfort and easiness we have the services of carryout, delivery and catering. All the services we provide are completely professional and dedicated to your luxury and taste. We believe on only on the good taste but excellent services as well.
slow cooked pit smoked meats and the finest sides with all the fixings.
Thinly sliced ribeye sautéed with onions, peppers and mushrooms over lettuce and tomato covered with nawlins mayo and melted provolone.
Spicy sausage sautéed with onions and peppers, nawlins mayo and topped with creole sauce.
Flash fried shrimp over lettuce and tomato, topped with remoulade sauce and melted cheese.
Farm raised catfish coated with Cajun spice, flash and served over lettuce and tomato with remoulade sauce.
Our beef brisket, is seasoned and smoked for hours for a deep smoky flavor and sliced thin to order. Served in a sandwich, as a plate, in our Pit Packs or by the pound.
These meaty, succulent, dry rubbed ribs are tender and full of flavor. Served as a plate, half rack or full rack and in our Pit Packs.
Hand pulled to order from our smoked half bird. Served in a sandwich, as a plate, in our Pit Packs or by the pound.
Rubbed with Mediterranean herbs, slow smoked and served with our butter enriched bbq demi-glace. Served by the bone.
The food is close to being impeccably great; so much so that I ordered alot of food and drinks during my first visit. The menu has so many wonderful selections. The atmosphere is enjoyable, and the service reasonably good for the area.
Taste of New Orleans & Seneca Smokehouse © 2017.


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The best weekend of my entire life!
It’s an idyllic village nestled in an out-of-the-way corner along the north Atlantic coast. On this early spring evening, a group of about 15 people, ranging from teenagers to middle-aged, have just completed a weekend retreat. They are eagerly anticipating an upcoming missions trip to Central America. The weekend has proven to be pivotal in their preparation as they have spent two and a half days together, getting to know each other and being established in the message of the gospel.
“I wanted to join the mission team to increase my faith in God. This weekend has done that for me.” This comes from Vicky, one of the teenaged participants who is typically very reticent about expressing herself in public.
What made this weekend so special? For one thing, it was a great group of people. It was also a well-planned event. But the backbone of the weekend—and the highlight for everyone—was what they studied together: the gospel itself, from creation right through to the Cross.
Evan is an elder in the church and one of the missions team leaders. He takes discipleship very seriously and to prepare for the upcoming missions trip, he wanted to do something special. He wanted to somehow give the group a comprehensive overview of the Bible—yes, in one weekend. A Google search brought him to GoodSeed’s website and he was drawn to the Worldview Rethink course with By This Name. He wanted something that “put the pieces of the puzzle together” and the course seemed to fit the bill perfectly. Evan also loved the modern look and feel of the materials. The missions team was a varied audience and By This Name would appeal to all. He decided they would go through the full curriculum at the retreat, fitting it into six consecutive sessions.
But that does not mean the team did not rest and have fun. On the contrary, the schedule allowed for leisure, games, and even a movie night. Evan’s wife and some other team members’ spouses came in and prepared all the meals for them. This ended up being a great help and meant the team could focus more on the weekend.
It was a very focused time. With over 15 hours worth of material to cover, there wasn’t much time left for group discussion or questions. At first, this seemed a little unfortunate to some of the participants. But by the time the weekend was done, everyone was glad they had moved through the course at the steady pace they had. It kept the continuity of the story moving along.
One of the participants described the experience as “saturated with God.” It was like an immersive soak in the Bible’s message of redemption and salvation.
The other thing about going “around the circle” with team members reading Scripture verses was that it kept everyone focused and engaged. They knew their turn to read would be coming soon, so they couldn’t afford to let their mind wander. Having two leaders, each reading in turn, kept it varied enough so that people did not get bored. It also helped to watch the included video clips in which John Cross, author of By This Name, explains key concepts using visual aids and video footage from Israel.
Samuel also shared his experience in a debrief session. Already in his fifties, he said he had been attending church for much of his life and for the last five years had been trying to read the Bible to figure out what he believed and why. He said that it was this course that finally pulled all the pieces together for him.
As Evan’s testimony reveals, this missions group retreat is just one outflow of what God is doing in this Atlantic village. The white steeple of their church has graced the horizon for almost two centuries. The congregation likes to recall the richness of their history but, most of all, rejoices that the passage of time has not erased their spiritual vitality. In an era of megachurches, 150 regular attendees may seem insignificant, but there are those who know better. Statistically, the church should be dying—and the building relegated to a historical trust society for safekeeping. Instead, people keep coming and keep learning of the saving gospel of Jesus Christ. And then go out with that same gospel to share with the world outside—to Central America and beyond.


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What? This well accepted food resulted in immense Tapeworm infection!
There are number of people in this world who likes to eat semi or totally raw fish. Even if sushi is nutritious, healthy and filled with omega 3 fatty acid, it also contains something that is disgusting. There is something contained in sushi that is disgusting especially if unhygienic and poor quality fish is used to prepare it. A Chinese man has found this sordid thing in its stomach, make sure you did not get it the next time you have sushi.
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We understand that the harm suffered at the hands of an employer or supervisor is more than just a legal matter. An employment law violation can affect your ability to provide for your family, your financial security and the emotional life of you and your entire family.
At the firm of Peter K. Levine, we use the law to protect the rights of our clients, achieve justice and obtain compensation for those who have had their rights trampled. We are aggressive, experienced and determined on every case we handle. We don’t take for granted the trust you place in us.
Although most of our employment law work involves representing employees, we also represent a select number of employers in employment law matters. This gives us greater insight when handling cases on behalf of employees, and adds to our unique skills.
An employment law case can affect an individual employee or multiple employees at a company. Peter K. Levine handles both individual employment law cases as well as class action lawsuits.
These larger class action cases are almost always complex and hard fought. We are motivated to succeed by a strong belief that people who have been wronged deserve justice. We seek outcomes that protect the rights of our clients and which uphold the dignity of employees.
In your case, we use our experience and knowledge to fight for the justice, compensation and dignity you are entitled to and deserve.
For a free initial consultation with Peter K. Levine, call 323-934-1234 or send us an e-mail.
Located in Los Angeles, we handle employment law cases throughout Southern California.

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Franco-German cultural project: "Jute and Composite, Tradition and Innovation" was designed jointly by Alliance Française de Dhaka and Goethe-Institute Bangladesh in order to develop innovative solutions to support new way of using historically significant jute fibre in Bangladesh.
Certificate giving ceremony of the participants of this program took place on Monday, July 10, 2017 at the newly opened Franco-German Embassy in Dhaka. From top eight participants, architecture student Rezwana Siddiqua Raka secured the second place and got chance to attend a one week workshop with the French designer Antoine gripe of Katra, France. Other selected participants of the program included students from BUET, BRAC University and UAP.
Sophie Aubert, the French Ambassador to Bangladesh and Dr. Thomas Prinz, the German Ambassador to Bangladesh co-hosted the “Presentation of a Franco-German Jute Project”.
Asaduzzaman Noor, MP, Minister of Cultural Affairs, Government of the People’s Republic of Bangladesh graced the occation as chief guest. Honorable Vice Chancellor of AIUB Dr. Carmen Z. Lamagna and Head of Architecture Department of AIUB Arefeen Ibrahim among other distinguished audience were present at the event.
AIUB congratulates Rezwana Siddiqua on her achievement and wishes the very best for her successful future.


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The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (“SEC”) charged a former official of the New York State Common Retirement Fund (“NYSCRF” or the“Fund”) with conducting a public pension fraud.
The Commission also charged two registered representatives at different broker-dealers with participating in the public pension fraud scheme and assisting in its concealment.
According to the SEC’s court Complaint, during the period from January 2014 to February 2016, Navnoor Kang used his position as the Director of Fixed Income for the New York State Common Retirement Fund to illegally award almost $3.5 billion in securities trades to registered representatives Gregg Schonhorn and Deborah Kelley.
Neither Schonhorn nor Kelley had previously been on the NYSCRF’s approved broker-dealer list or executed any transactions for the Fund.
VIP tickets for a Paul McCartney concert ($6,400).
Kang did not disclose these payments or gifts to the NYSCRF.
The SEC claimed that Schonhorn and Kelley knew that their payments to Kang were illegal, both through their licensed positions as registered representatives and through direct conversations with Kang.
Nonetheless, the Commission asserted that Kelley and Schonhorn not only ignored the regulations that forbid such payments or gifts, but knowingly and actively sought to conceal their actions from both the NYSCRF and their own employers.
The SEC’s court Complaint stated that neither Kelley nor Schonhorn reported their activities or the gifts they gave to Kang. For example, on expense reports that Kelley submitted to her employer, she intentionally excluded Kang’s name to avoid detection.
In return, the two registered representatives received hundreds of thousands of dollars in monthly commissions, and millions of dollars in total commissions.
We allege that rather than compete fairly for business from the New York State Common Retirement Fundʼs $50 billion fixed income portfolio, Schonhorn and Kelley bribed their way in, lining their pockets with millions in commissions along the way … Moreover, they allegedly assisted Kang in covering up his misdeeds, with Kelley going so far as to help Kang obstruct the SECʼs investigation.
The SEC charged that, as a fiduciary of the NYSCRF, Kang was required to disclose his solicitation of Schonhorn and Kelley, as well as the gifts and benefits that they provided to him.
The SEC asserted that by not doing so, Kang violated the antifraud provisions of the Securities Act of 1933 and the Securities Exchange Act of 1934.
Due to their participation in the public pension fraud scheme, and their actions to hide it from their employers and the NYSCRF, the SEC also charged Kelley and Schonhorn with committing fraud.
Kang owed a duty not only to the New York State Common Retirement Fund but to the more than one million public servants and beneficiaries that are served by the fund, including police and fire personnel who count on their pensions to take care of them and their families … This action demonstrates that the SEC will not tolerate public officials who abuse public pension funds to satisfy their own greedy and wanton desires.

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Korean Italy towels have abrasiveness like sand paper, they more effectively move dead skin than any loofa, loofa mitt or exfoliating towel you’ll purchase anywhere else.
You’ll slough off old, dead skin cells, revealing healthy new ones that really absorb product.
Korean Italy Towels are produced with few chemicals and are very inexpensive.
After exfoliating with a KIT, you’ll have a whole new glow you’ve never possessed before.
KIT will make your skin more accepting of all other treatments, and will make your makeup look more evenly applied as well.
To exfoliate your body like a pro, here are the steps you take.
Soak in very hot water laden with salts and exfoliation promoting compounds like Epsom and dead sea salts, like Bashail, for 15 minutes, with the water as hot as you can get it. It’s important to note that at this stage, you do not use any oil in the soak. You do not want to fill the dead skin cells with moisture – only the new skin cells that surface.
Take a dry Korean Italy Towel and begin sloughing skin. The harder the better. It might hurt a little bit but you won’t believe the pink, baby skin lies underneath this dead layer of the epidermis that needs to come off.
Now, get back in the bath but add the moisturizing Bashail High Performance Oil to super-hydrate your fresh new skin cells, plumping them up with hydrants, nourishing minerals and compounds that encourage collagen synthesis and protect your skin from environmental contaminants.
Korean Italy towels are highly addictive because you have never quite experienced the skin they will give you. Try a Bashail soak with a Korean Italy towel and rediscover the glow you had as a little girl!


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Lockwood Heavy Duty Hasp and Staples are designed for high security applications.
The security rating was achieved using the fasteners supplied in the pack. The use of fasteners other than those supplied may effect the security of this product.
Hardened steel shackle cover for added strength.
High cut resistant hardened steel construction.
Double hinged design for added flexibility.


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You can choose to accept or decline cookies. Most web browsers automatically accept cookies, but you can usually modify your browser setting to decline cookies if you prefer. This may prevent you from taking full advantage of a website.

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The president warned if the U.S. must defend itself or its allies, it will have "no choice but to totally destroy North Korea."
President Donald Trump spoke for the first time at the United Nations, and he didn't hold back against North Korea.
"No one has shown more contempt for other nations and for the well-being of their own people than the depraved regime in North Korea," Trump said.
The speech touched on several topics, but the commander in chief spent a lot of time condemning the Hermit Kingdom.
North Korea has continued to develop its nuclear and missile programs despite sanctions and global condemnation.
Trump called the North's actions "twisted" and said no nation has an interest in North Korea strengthening its fire power.
Trump said, "It is time for North Korea to realize that the denuclearization is its only acceptable future."
The president also criticized the country for the death of Otto Warmbier, a U.S. college student who was detained there for more than a year.
Trump emphasized the U.S. is ready and willing for a military action but said he hopes it won't be necessary.
"It is time for all nations to work together to isolate the Kim regime until it ceases its hostile behavior," Trump said.


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The evolution of reflux surgery leads to the TIF procedure.
The TIF procedure eliminates the need for incisions and cutting by using the natural pathway of the mouth and esophagus to access the esophageal valve and stomach. The device enables the same results as traditional surgery without the complications and side effects.
Physicians appreciate how the device used in the TIF procedure helps them consistently reproduce reliable results customized to each patient. And TIF patients experience a fast recovery and long-term relief from reflux. Watch Dr. Barnes explain the evolution of reflux surgery and the benefits of the TIF procedure.
Clinically proven to stop reflux without the complications of traditional surgery.
Advancements in fundoplication techniques have evolved the traditional reflux surgery from a major open operation to a TIF procedure: incision-free and without the negative side effects of traditional reflux surgery.
Find a TIF trained physician near you.
Take advantage of a free consultation with a nurse to get your reflux questions answered now.
In 11 TIF 2.0 on label studies collectively representing 568 patients where the follow-up was between 7 and 59 months, the weighted incidence percentage of patients completely off PPIs was 73.50%, and 7.91% of the patients reported occasional use of PPIs, for a total of 81.41% of the patients reporting no daily use of PPIs.

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text: Hank, a scrappy, wide-eyed pooch on the run, scrambles ashore with dreams of becoming a Samurai like his kitty heores. There's just one problem; he's a dog, and he doesn't QUITE fit in. But he is the perfect pawn for a scheming warlord named Ika Chu, who is after Kakamucho's land and needs the townscats out of his.

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anyways, this looks cute, id like to see a fluttershy. im worried theyd get too boring with her design.
Hope they make a Rarity one soon.
Giving up my BiJ pre-order, contact me if someone is interested.


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notices, media releases, and/or mailings.
hardrock mineral exploration and mining.
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Fredonia Public Library, 118 N. Main St., Fredonia, Arizona 86022.
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Authority: 40 CFR 1506.6 and 1506.10.

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The question I get the most these days is, "what is this modern SharePoint you keep talking about?" It might sound like an oxymoron! All my SharePointy friends know about it, and debate the finer points over beer at SharePint, but to the casual user, or someone who's been working on premises, it may be a bit of a mystery. It's only available online (at the time of this writing anyway), and is slowly being phased in as developers build it out.
So here it is: Microsoft is on a mission to modernize SharePoint, to save it from fading into obscurity as a once innovative but now persnickety old war horse of a product. This article will explain how they're doing it, and why you might want to take a fresh look on this stalwart collaboration product.
SharePoint's "classic" user interface was introduced in late 2002. Since then, new features have been layered on top, staying within the constraints of that original foundation. Unlike guitars and whiskey, software doesn't improve with age. As a SharePoint consultant, clients often asked me to make it look like "anything but SharePoint".
A SharePoint Intranet arrived in pieces, like the parts of a house delivered to a building site, leaving customers to spend hundreds of thousands of dollars putting them together. Of course there will always be value in helping to design an Intranet that fits an organization's business and culture, but all too much time was spent applying arcane customization techniques that had accumulated over the years.
Microsoft was at a crossroads: overhaul the aging collaboration product, or watch it die a slow and painful death. So last year they started phasing in new "modern" SharePoint pages based on up-to-date web technology. These pages, and sites built from them, remove decades of frustration and are a pleasure to use.
Modern SharePoint is a whole new user experience. It's more than a fresh look, it's designed from the ground up to work on mobile devices, and it addresses dozens of nagging usability issues. So far, modern SharePoint exists only in SharePoint Online.
The difference is subtle, but the modern page is definitely easier to use, and allows more advanced filtering and bulk editing. Have you ever tried to move a file in SharePoint? It's nearly impossible in classic SharePoint, and is one of many things made easy in the modern version.
It's more dramatic on a small screen, like a smartphone. (The screen shot shows Chrome emulating an iPhone X).
Notice how the classic screen shrinks to fit, making for microscopic text and requiring a microscopic finger to tap. It's pretty much impossible to use. The modern screen is still fully functional; you can select files and do whatever you need to by tapping the screen with your normal sized finger.
In SharePoint Online, lists and libraries are modern by default; web part pages are modern if you create a "modern team site" or "communication site". You can also add new, modern pages to existing team sites (but not yet to classic "publishing sites"). Once a new page is set up, it can be set as the site home page, and the site will gain almost all the advantages of a fully modern team or communication site.
Sites are compelling: This is the most obvious advantage; it's no longer a goal to make it "not look like SharePoint", and in general, users will be happier with the results.
Mobile friendly: It's pretty standard these days that web sites should work well on a mobile phone or tablet. Trying to do that in classic SharePoint was an exercise in frustration and sideways scrolling.
Faster, everywhere: In Classic SharePoint, most of the page is created on the server, and the whole layout needs to be sent over the network for every page. That's the way the web worked in 2002. This creates a bottleneck in the servers, and leads to large network payloads. If the server is half way around the world, the speed of light slows things down even more.
In modern SharePoint, most of the page is created in the web browser. Big chunks of SharePoint (including the "SharePoint Framework") are stored outside of SharePoint servers, close to users around the world (on CDNs or Content Delivery Networks). They are also easily cached right on your computer, so they run nearly as fast as a locally installed program. Pretty much only the content needs to be retrieved from the SharePoint servers.
If I had a dollar for every time I was asked, "how come my SharePoint calendar isn't the same as my Exchange calendar," I'd have a nice pile of cash. Well now they're the same! Modern SharePoint sites are backed by an Office 365 Group, which means they get a real Exchange calendar and shared mailbox, a real OneNote notebook, a Planner plan, and so on, in addition to lists and libraries. That greatly improves matters, and also lets you choose to work with all your calendars in Outlook, or all your notes in OneNote, across all sites and your own personal use.
For example, suppose a product moves from Division A to Division B in a company, and the product site is in the Division A site collection. Your SharePoint person is about to have a bad day. There is no easy way to make the change and he or she will end up re-creating everything in a new site over in the Division B site collection. Unless they have another reorg first.Modern sites use a concept called "hubs" where sites are more loosely connected. The product site can just be switched from the Division A to the Division B hub, and it will get the navigation, search, and look of a Division B site. Its URL won't even change, so favorites and links won't break.
List and Library improvements: There have been many list improvements, including easier filtering, conditional formatting, and attention views, which once and for all provide a sensible way to show items that are missing required information. Modern lists also (finally!) address the dreaded "5,000 item view limit" that has frustrated SharePoint users for years. It does this by automatically creating indexes as they're needed, based on user interaction. It's not perfect, but for most situations it removes this perennial pain point.
In addition, the forms and workflow applied to lists and libraries is being modernized. PowerApps is slowly getting closer to parity with the legacy InfoPath forms designer, and Flow (and its big sibling Azure Logic Apps) are replacing SharePoint's built in workflow options. The biggest advantage of these new tools is that they're not locked into SharePoint; they can work with all sorts of cloud services, both within Office 365 and beyond.
If you have an investment in InfoPath and SharePoint workflow, don't worry! InfoPath and the old workflow engines aren't going away any time soon. However you'll need to live with their limitations, as they're pretty much on life support at this point.
New web parts: There are a ton of cool new web parts that only work on modern pages. Sandra Ussia has great information on the new web parts on her blog (Part 1 and Part 2). Tracy van der Schyff has written a lot of them up on her blog as well.
In general, Microsoft's web parts either work in classic or modern pages but not both. The only web parts that work both places are those written by 3rd parties (like you!) for the new SharePoint Framework, which allows developers to target both modern and classic pages with a single code base.
Easier to configure: Some classic web parts were easy enough to deal with, but others required arcane knowledge of XSL style sheets, display templates, and other outmoded web technology. The new web parts are much easier and more intuitive to set up, and don't require any special technical know-how.
For example, suppose Joe E. is an administrator of a SharePoint site. (Nobody knows, but the E is for "Evil!"). Joe writes some script and puts it on the home page of his site. Then he gets the CEO to visit the page. When she does, Joe's script now has all of her permissions, and can do anything the CEO could have done on the SharePoint farm (or, more specifically, in the web application). Maybe his script approves a workflow, or gathers confidential information using SharePoint search. Bad. News.
Modern sites are more locked down than that. There are limits to how much you can lock down the script on any web site, but by default you can't just drop a script on the page. IT can easily set it up so Joe and his Evil siblings can't add arbitrary script to the pages.
Future Investment: Microsoft has been very clear that they're not turning off classic sites any time soon, but let's face it, classic sites are just on life support at this point. Any work you put into a classic site is work you may want to redo later on. If you're building a new web part, configuring the way a list is shown, or just setting up a web part page, why not do it the modern way so you can take advantage of Microsoft's investments in the future?
Teams: So much for the top 10, I thought of another one! There's been a ton of enthusiasm recently over Microsoft Teams, a new collaboration tool that's centered on persistent chat. Teams brings together nearly all of Office 365 under a single "pane of glass."This brings up more questions, like, "Should we use Teams or a SharePoint Team Site", or "Won't Microsoft Teams put SharePoint out of business?"
These questions are based on a common misconception that it's an either/or situation. Did you know that every Microsoft Team has a SharePoint team site, and that a Team can be easily added to a modern SharePoint Team Site? These products aren't competing, they're converging!
If you're using teams, try this: go into the Files tab, click "View in SharePoint", and you'll be on that SharePoint site. Now go to the site's home page, and copy its URL to your clipboard. Back in a Teams channel, click "+" to add a tab, and paste in the URL. There it is - the SharePoint site in Teams. SharePoint even hides the site navigation so it fits into Teams' navigation scheme. This integration is likely to improve, with easier connections and more feature integration over time.
If you have an Office 365 subscription (and permission to do so), you can go modern right now! Just go to the SharePoint Home page and click "+ Create Site" to create a modern Communication or Team site.
If you have an existing site in SharePoint Online, you probably already have modern lists and libraries. If the site doesn't use the Publishing feature (such as a Team site), just create a new page (in the "Site Pages" library) and by default it will be modern. Easy peasy. This article has a lot more advice on converting sites from classic to modern.
Microsoft hasn't tackled Publishing sites … yet. There's a lot to be modernized in SharePoint!
Very good. MS please do more of these kinds of articles. Pratical, in the weeds. Less Marketing hype. Puts a lot of the pieces together.
All the changes are welcome great article, the roadmap is exciting. one fundamental issue though, from my experience in Higher education the biggest blocker to SP adoption is the inability to move and copy files and folders (easily) inside SP, and between desktop (mac & PC) and SP. Ironically for most users this is all they want to do, but its made very hard to do so users give up and move to other platforms & methods (googledrive or dropbox). Functionality has been added to do this within libraries in the same site but in most organisations staff have to work across multiple SP sites. who decided that not being able to drag a folder in and out of a SharePoint library is a good idea? MS please help.
Great article! Thanks so much for writing and sharing this -- also for the useful resources that you included.
The idea that InfoPath will live on as a tool for SharePoint Server 2019 also was affirmed by Vlad Catrinescu, a Microsoft MVP and president of vNext Solutions, in an Oct. 2 Crow Canyon Softwaretalk, which is available on demand here. Catrinescu said that while not much is known about SharePoint Server 2019, "we know for sure that InfoPath will be back."
Thanks again for your excellent article -- I'll be looking for more content from you!
Such a great article! Thanks!
Awesome article ! Many thanks Bob !
Thanks for the positive feedback @Joe Grant!
Move across sites is rolling out now.
You can upload a folder when using Edge or Chrome.
Great practical article Bob! Great comparison between the classic and the modern SharePoint.
Useful as just in the process of restructuring our Intranet.
One thing that's got me really bugged though is why images that are put on sites/pages using the modern Image Web part cant be hyperlinked? Doesn't this functionality go back to the stone age of the web? Would be grateful if someone could explain the rationale behind that decision and/or when hyperlinking of individual images will become available (I can't yet see it in road map documentation).
Umm... I thought an answer to the above question would be easily forthcoming. Anyone out there able to assist?
@Tom Resing fantastic news...our organisation is still on classic view, but I have just had a play and that works a treat. can you tell me are there any plans to allow dragging of folders from a library to a local desktop device? I know you can copy to onedrive , then sync that to local device.
Very useful article. My concern about the introduction of the modern SharePoint is that it is missing functionality making it necessary to revert back to the classic view. This makes it a frustrating experience for users. As an example, if a user wants to share a document stored in a SharePoint library with a colleagues in a Yammer group then they can copy a link and paste it into Yammer but it doesn't display in a friendly format, or you go into the classic experience where there is an option to post the document into Yammer in a much friendlier format. Another piece of functionality our users often ask for is the usage statistics for pages or documents - again it isn't currently possible to obtain these in the modern experience and therefore necessary to switch back to classic.
@Joe Grant, great to hear!
Have you tried sync with a library? That was added to OneDrive.exe last year. It also works with OneDrive's Files on Demand in Windows 10 Fall Creators Update.
This is a helpful article. Thanks for bringing all together.
My BIGGEST complaint with modern is your last section...Modern basically requires a whole migration to get classic, customized sites into modern. If a company migrated to classic sites a year ago (before modern had come very far) with the hopes of never doing another migration now that they had made it to the cloud (e.g. version upgrades from SP2007-2010), microsoft has now functionally made a new version in the cloud that does not have a clean migration path😪 Hugely disappointing!
Also, "a pleasure to use" is an overstatement. #8 is right, it is easier, and it does have more modern web features, but in its simplicity (and security) it can be very limiting. The rich text/content formatting and site customization options (extensions, etc) are still limited and a work in progress.
Regarding #5, flat can be good, except when layers of nesting are desired. MS should enable nesting hub sites. That would be best of both worlds (flexibility and capacity for scalable hierarchy)!!
Regarding #9, do you have link to article with more info on this (what is restricted and what is allowed, and/or what alternatives may be provided for js customizations or features)?
It is a promising improvement, but still some frustrating limitations--and the migration thing is worst of them all!!!
Great article Bob! Agree with some of the other statements from @Chad Miller, but overall the feel and ease of use is out weighing a few of those limitations.
One question @Bob German or @Tom Resing - when can we build site collections traditionally (Not Groups) that show as Modern by default?
And, oh by the way, on your calendar comment - one of the repeating complaints I get from 10,000 users (talk about a pile of cash) is "All day events show with the wrong date in SharePoint". So even if it is a Groups Calendar backed by Outlook/Exchange, the web part becomes a non-starter when every event can't be counted on to show the correct "date" of the event.
@Chad Miller, did you know all sites have modern experiences in lists, libraries and site contents no matter when they were created? All sites also have modern pages available and you can set a modern page as the home page of the site.
@Rob Bowman, that tip might fill part of your need for a site that's not connected to a group. @Sean Squires may be able to add more on future site template updates.
@John Sanders might be interested in your feedback on the all day events in the calendar web part. I hadn't heard that before.
@Tom Resing - yeah, we are using modern list/libraries (not too much on modern pages yet--branding, customization and content formatting limitations🙁). Our users are still having some confusion (somewhat like @David Doig's comments above) going back and forth between modern/classic for certain features but gradually getting people sold on advantages of modern. But, yeah, it is good that we can at least take advantage of some modern features on classic sites. Still doesn't change my thoughts on my comments above, but my frustration would be all the more if we couldn't even use modern list/library/pages on classic sites. I was surprised to see @Bob German's comment that modern pages weren't yet available on classic publishing sites. I thought we had done that but I guess the only places we had tried were classic team sites.
Somewhat tangential but still related to modern features, has anyone seen the Compact List view (reducing padding/margins) on Modern list views in your tenant? I thought that was supposed to have rolled out in September but still don't see it in our tenant.
@Graham McHugh I wish I could comment on InfoPath in SP2019 right now but I can’t. This question and many others will be answered at the SharePoint Conference North America on May 21-23, https://sharepointna.com/#!/ ! Thanks for your patience and I'm glad you enjoyed the article!
Thanks for that, @Bob German -- I'll try to get out to that conference!
@Tom Resing to your tip regarding all sites have modern pages - That is what we are doing currently, due to not having the ability to create modern sites during the building of a traditional site collection. - The issue there is that we are giving these sites out to a few thousand individuals, globally, who are not necessarily SharePoint knowledgeable enough to know how to take advantage of Modern pages. It is left to my small team to either educate them or somehow catch the site during our automated site creation process, and make it a modern home page.
It will due in the meantime, but really would like to have the stock site collection be created with a modern homepage.
This article is quite inaccurate as shows one, very bright side of Modern SharePoint sites. Unfortunately Modern SharePoint sites are immature at the moment, which can impact user adoption and impact costs of customization. It is worth to take a look at some limitations or ‘features’ of Modern SharePoint sites.
Below I have listed just few things, I have found surprising or annoying.
List view – you don’t have for instance grouped metadata totals. Yes, you can develop your own modern web part with SharePoint Framework.
Mixed user experience on ‘classic sites’ – list views are modern, but everything else is classic. Confusing.
Branding is fairly limited at the moment, there is new JSON schema, but still it only allows to change colors.
Navigation – you can edit and sort, but that is all. It is fairly limited on mobile devices and very hard to use. Not possible to replace with anything else at the moment.
Different way of creating modern sites – you can do that through Office 365 groups or Teams. They are not listed in SharePoint in SharePoint administration site collection list.
Different way of managing access to site – through Office 365 Groups. Can be confusing for SharePoint users and business administrators.
Microsoft Teams – Yes, content is stored on modern SharePoint site including Team’s Wiki. And Wiki is .mhtlm page…which cannot be viewed from SharePoint site. Only from Teams client. It really was nasty surprise for me. I hope Microsoft would fix it.
Little support for Application Lifecycle Management for SharePoint Framework – it is work in progress. I think, that SharePoint PnP team do a lot of good things around it. We will see.
You need many tools to develop solutions. If you just need web part – you are lucky. You can use Visual Studio Code or something like that and that is all. If you need some more complicated logic behind, or long running operation (like creating few artefacts in SharePoint), you need some more tools, like Microsoft Flow, or Visual Studio (not Visual Studio Code) to develop e.g. SharePoint Add-In.
You never know if Microsoft is not going to abandon idea of SharePoint Framework like it did with e.g. jslink, Autohosted Add-Ins, sandboxed solutions and few more things.
Overall experience with Modern SharePoint sites is better than with classic ones, and I hope Microsoft is not going to abandon Modern SharePoint sites in the favor of something like ‘Most Modern SharePoint Site, but Completely Different’.
There are also some useful things like, right pane where you can fill e.g. document properties to be able to check it in.
This is not the end of the story of the SharePoint Modern sites. This just the begging, I hope.
Yes, take a look at SharePoint modern sites, knowing that they are not perfect and have some limitations. You can be better prepared for user adoption, customization, development etc.
@Bob German - 'More Secure’ – Joe E. as Administrator can actually do even nastier things in SharePoint Modern sites in many different ways. So the whole story is just fake. If you have Joe E. as administrator you should replace him with Joe T. (everybody knows that T is for “Trusted”). That solves the problem.
I also share your hope that they don't change direction again, and I'm feeling confident they will stay the course. The last time they redid the whole page structure was in 2002! Microsoft itself is building on SPFx with tons of web parts and whole modern page experience, and I think that's a sign of its longevity.
Regarding the "more secure" comment, if you figure out how to tell Joe E from Joe T, please let me know! Tripwire reports that insider threats are behind most security breeches (https://www.tripwire.com/state-of-security/security-data-protection/insider-threats-main-security-th..., I know it's not perfect but it's certainly an improvement; in my (personal) opinion, the add-in model showed that a more secure approach was so cumbersome it stifled adoption. That's why I said "more secure" not "completely secure" ... it's all relative!
Well done, @Bob German...glad to be one of your 'sharepointy' friends. Have fun at MVP Summit this week!
Great Article! Can anyone throw lights on future of ribbons. What will be alternative to custom actions in Document Library ribbons in Modern sites.
Thanks @nilesh kodulkar - The list and doc library ribbons become menus in the modern UI. I'm not sure about the rationale but I suspect a simpler menu is easier to make responsive; as the screen shrinks, top-level choices move under an ellipsis "..." menu. URL based custom actions that worked in Classic mode actually still work in modern, but become menu options instead of ribbon buttons. See https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/sharepoint/dev/solution-guidance/modern-experience-customizations-c... for more details!
Any new improvements around ADA standards?
Thank you for this piece, I found it very helpful.
Great article, and compelling arguments for Modern SharePoint. Our customers are keen to take advantage of it, but a lot is still only available with Classic SharePoint, so a mixture is likely to be needed for some time to come.
Calendars is where I'd most like to see some focus. Yes, a modern team site gets an Exchange Calendar, but it's only available to interact with in Outlook, and not in SharePoint. Even MS Teams doesn't provide an interface for the group calendar. A robust extendable SharePoint calendar interface is an essential feature that needs to be enhanced and not deprecated.
Thanks, informative & to the point.
The modern UI is intriguing. Unfortunately development by Microsoft has been extremely slow. The experience is handicapped by its lack of support for calendars. The problems with list functionality (column totals dont display properly etc.) mean that frequently our users have to switch back to Classic view in order to perform their tasks. These problems have been in existence for some time now. When will Microsoft understand that simply slapping a fresh coat of paint on something is not a solution to problems within their software.
At this point and for the foreseeable future i am discouraging use of the modern interface and locking users in to the classic experience whenever possible in order to deliver a consistent experience. I have lost faith in Microsoft's ability to deliver a working solution. My biggest question is why release a handicapped product before it is ready? And when is Microsoft going to get it together and finish the work on the new UI? Should we all just put off any new Sharepoint site until MS commits and does their job or move to a better solution hosted by another provider entirely. After 10 years I am quite frankly ready to say goodbye to Sharepoint.
I hear ya Rod, but I'm not ready to give up on SharePoint. The modern interface is essential to keeping SharePoint relevant, and there's so many exciting things going with it. But it does seem like it's being pushed out way ahead of being ready.
The modern list interface has been out for a long time, and as you point out, column totals are still missing. And at the moment, something as important as list content types is broken in the modern list interface. Microsoft has a natural tendency to get bored with the old stuff, and focus on the new (e.g. Teams), not accounting for the fact that SharePoint is being used as a mission critical application by many organizations. Microsoft: please put more resources on modern SharePoint.
I and my team would really like column totals as well. Over 300 have asked for it on uservoice here - https://sharepoint.uservoice.com/forums/329214-sites-and-collaboration/suggestions/15931015-column-t... (go add your vote). MS said they were considering building this functionality "soon," (and that was almost 18 months ago). Either they decided not to and didn't update the item, or their definition of soon and mine are a little different.
Thanks @Bob German really good article , our organisation unfortunately moved to SharePoint Online and adopted classic sites, which is now providing a bit of a headache when trying to launch further 365 tools like Planner & Teams which spin up modern sites regardless. Any recommendations on how to manage sprawl here, or is it a case of trying to spec out another wholesale migration from Classic to Modern?
It's comical really (and frightening) that Msft woke up 10 years too late and realized SP might need to be a bit more modern. A competent company would have started modernizing it as soon as it was launched, and not dumped an unfinished, untested and incompatible "modern ui" on their many paying customers. I don't buy the argument that it would take "too much work" to overhaul "this old warhorse". The simple truth is SP is not a revenue generator so it has never got the resources or attention given other money makers in the Msft catalog. It only survived because Msft thought it might be of some use when they realized (again 10 years late) that they should offer some cloud solutions. It's a starved, stepchild product and behaves like one. Sadly, the modern ui illustrates that fact rather than disproves it.
- Borders around Web Parts so visually they are separated from each other?
- Web part title background color?
We've just upgraded from 2013 to Online and implemented a library with "New experience". The user expects to search for a document, then be able to get a link to it for sharing. This is possible in Online / Classic experience. However, in New experience, there is no way to access any "share" functionality from the search results screen. This is a major regression since it means search cannot be used in many situations.
Is this the normal behaviour, and if so are there any workarounds within the New experience?
I see many compelling reasons to use modern experience over classoc. However, sadly, performance isn't one of them.
At least for our tenant classic experience is much faster than modern. It doesn't matter which browser we're using, which device, on what network or if it is a newly created site with very few documents and no customizations or a large document library with multiple managed columns: If the library is accessed in modern view it typically takes 2-4 times as long to load as when accessed in classic mode.
I've tried to problem solve this together with Senior MS escalation engineers with no success, in fact they say it is to be expected due to the "improved" GUI and lack of 30 docs limit in modern experience.
I'd really love to see modern pages "run nearly as fast as a locally installed program" but as it currently performs for us we're nowhere near that situation. In fact it is a major blocker for user adoption.


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Mathematics is more than the study of numbers and patterns; it's goal is to develop one’s logical thinking and ability to solve complex problems. A primary reason why students do not improve in dealing with math problems is that they are not taught to develop problem-solving rules that help them to discover the best and most practical ways to solve the problem. These problem-solving rules are known as heuristics.
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Found this book on soil biology which highlights the importance of this soil food web. Excellent microscopy photos here, well worth checking over if you’ve never seen them before or if your thinking about looking at soil under a microscope. It also covers several other things like Seasonal Microbial Activity, Typical Numbers of Soil Organisms in Healthy Ecosystems, Methods for Measuring the Food Web etc. I loved reading this, I’m sure anyone who’s interesting in anything plant/soil related would too.
I found this a really interesting video showing how bacteria and fungi, along with the rest of those little critters from the soil food web work together to create humus (soil/compost) from just a sand substrate. This captures the process over a one year period in a time-lapse video showing the formation of algae and moss on top of the inoculant and then seeding it to create plants, as the process develops it results in the creation of a soil layer. It also details the process she went through to get to this point and at the end shows us some microscopy sequences of the organisms in this soil food web. There is also another video below which briefly shows a little more details. Seeing this makes me want a microscope even more now.
Relatively short video talking all about Mycorrhizal fungi, from what it is to what it does. Interesting for those of you who want to get a good overview of what the processes are that these fungi utilise and how they form a symbiotic relationship with the plant.
My advice would be to inoculate the roots of your potted plants with these beneficial fungi/bacteria to give them a good protection for the period before they and transplanted into the ground/soil. Give them the best start in life they can get I say, get that good fungi in before the bad can get its foot in the door.

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This Pouch can be used as a coin purse, make-up bag or as a small bag for a night out. The detachable short strap allows you to either attach it to the D-ring inside our Minitote or to wear it around your wrist. Inside it´s lined with black cotton fabric and our signature logo.
This is a special edition Pouch with a unique patchwork texture handmade with different color and materials. Navy blue suede, green-ish yellow suede and very dark blue leather on top.


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What are your needs for getting in contact with a Milwaukee machine shop? You do have options, and of course in actuality, you could even look outside the city of Milwaukee. It just makes sense to network locally concerning the components you need if possible. The best shops can deal in final products, and they can also help you out with raw stock. What are you looking for?
When it comes to the best Milwaukee machine shops, they handle repairs, fabrication, milling and much more. They can handle turning, grinding, short runs, you name it, they can do it. You will want to check with the best shops and ask all your questions to make sure that your needs can be met. Do you even have expectations at this point, or are you still learning about all of this?
If this is your daily business, then you at least have an idea of what you need a machine shop to take care of for you. How many of these shops are in Milwaukee? It would be interesting to see what competition is out there if you want to figure out who is vying for your business. You might be surprised as to the products and services offered by one company over another. Just be sure you get the right prices for the components you need.
Are you going to be buying parts consistently? Maybe you have been doing business with another company for years, and it is time to look around. Your inventory needs can be taken care of if you get in touch with the right machine shop. Did you know that in some cases if you have a drawing, it can be submitted so that you get a quote? It would be nice to know if that could be done completely online, or if there is a different way of handling that.
You might already know the answer to that question. If you ever need to speak to someone at one of these large machine shops though, you need to know that they provide excellent customer service. It is great when you have a ton of online options, but that doesn’t really help matters much if offline customer service is compromised. You want to feel comfortable dealing with a quality and trustworthy Milwaukee machine shop. Whether you need a prototype or something completely different handled for you, they can do it all.
If this is a prototype you need created from a drawing, you might not even really have a ballpark figure in mind. If that were me, I would definitely want two quotes, at minimum. This is especially true if you are wanting to start mass production afterwards. You will want to talk over matters thoroughly by that point. Every part of the process is important, and you want to be sure the machine shop can deliver the results that you expect. After talking with a couple of them in your city, which one will you choose?


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c.1749. Large, steeply humped, narrow, single arch military road bridge with sweeping parapet to south. Dramatic rural setting. Stone rubble. Thin flag coping to parapet.
Excellent example of a military road bridge, built on the Military Road from Blairgowrie to Fort George which was completed in 1749. Following the major unrest of Jacobite attacks and the battle of Culloden, the Government began a sequence of road building in the Highlands under General Wade to allow better communications between the Government troops. The Blairgowrie to Fort George Road was established by his successor, William Caulfield.
Change of Category B to A, 9 June, 1994.
Update to Description and Statement of Significance in 2018.

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I have decided I want to make the glove from Nightmare on Elm Street. So I will have to try and get it completed by this Saturday for our pre-emptive halloween party.
Also, just to make sure everyone knows; This Saturday I am planning on making the coffin bags. So if you want to come please RSVP. This way we don’t have any confusion like we did last weekend.
I was thinking about joining you for your little purse party, but I think that it would only clash with my pumps.
But I am going to throw on some comedy/horror movies and have junk food! I was thinking of doing it at mom’s, so it’s not too far from ya.
I will probably come up with Ash and watch the movies.
Cool, this is later at night righ? Because i’m going to yet another dance so im genna be tired in the morning or afternoon.
alright sound good to me . haha junk food and horror/ comedy flicks are such a good mix… you get scared and or lauged untill your sick and the junk food just helps it along way to much. I’m so exited for halloween!!!
Syd and Ciara, make sure you ask you mom if it’s ok to sleep over g-ma’s saturday night. I will pick you up.
No no no, it’s not making a movie…it’s watching a movie and making those coffin purses. Silly Bear!
Do’nt eat cereal from the bottom of the box. Bottom of the bag tastes better.
No I was asking about the Haloween movie we are doing.
Also I was thinking around 3-4ish to come pick me and syd up my mom said it is ok and are you spending the night too brian?
Ah! Yes you definitely have a part! We have to wait until after the 22nd of September.
Around 4-4:30ish is when I will head up there.
cool are onna be in the movie?
bri are u ever gonna get on yahoo messenger?
I am always on Yahoo IM. I am just invisible. So it looks like i am not on, but I really am.
I do that alot, can’t wait to see you guys tonight. lol okay it’s 2:22 so I think It’s time to get ready for you guys to come get us.
Last night was fun can’t wait to do that again everything is gonna look awsome!
Oh yeah. I tonz of fun. THANK YOU THANK YOU THANK YOU for fixing my iPod! you didn’t need to finish it before i left , you didn’t fix it last night did you?
Did we ever finish thoes?
Oh by the way brian, do u by chance like Panic! at the disco?


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One of Musical America’s Top 30 Influencers, recipient of the Kennedy Center Human Spirit Award, and Detroit Crain’s 40 Under 40, Afa Dworkin is President and Artistic Director of the Sphinx Organization, one of the nation’s leading organizations in fostering diversity in the arts. Working at the Sphinx Organization since 1999, she has developed a comprehensive national database of musicians of color, established partnerships with more than 100 global partners, coordinated the program content of an interactive educational CD-ROM utilized in schools nationwide, and led the organization’s most successful fundraising campaign. She has been responsible for curricular direction and artistic content of all programs, including the Sphinx Competition for young Black and Latino string players, the annual national tour, and the annual Carnegie Artists Series. She has launched key partnerships with dozens of symphony orchestras around the country, including the Cleveland Orchestra, the Boston Pops, and the Baltimore Symphony, among others.
She is a frequent speaker at International Arts & Ideas Festival, Chamber Music America, National Association for Schools of Music, League of American Orchestras, ICSOM, Americans for the Arts, Association of Canadian Orchestras, and others. She has served as an adjudicator for the Michigan Council for Arts and Cultural Affairs; Association of Performing Arts Presenters; 3Arts Awards; the National Endowment for the Arts; Charlotte Arts and Sciences Council; Independent Sector’s American Express NGen awards; Florida, Indiana, and Oklahoma State Arts Council grants; and Atlanta Symphony’s Talent Development Program. She has participated in the educational institution research panel hosted by Surdna Foundation, and adjudicated the Artistic Excellence category grants for the National Endowment for the Arts. As a writer, she has contributed to Strings Magazine, Polyphonic.org, and the Michigan String Teachers Association magazine. She serves as faculty for Roosevelt University’s Master’s Program in Performing Arts Administration.  She is a Trustee for the Detroit Symphony Orchestra and CultureSource.
An accomplished violinist trained in the Russian National Conservatory system, she graduated with High Honors from the University of Michigan with Bachelor’s and Master’s Degrees in Violin Performance. She may be heard as an electric violinist on a CD entitled “Bar-Talk”, featuring the renowned violin duets by Bela Bartok. She was a member of the Ann Arbor Symphony Orchestra from 1994−2000, entering the orchestra as a college freshman, and has performed with symphony orchestras and chamber groups in Russia, Azerbaijan, Switzerland, Austria, and the United States. She also has international corporate experience, having previously served as a tri-lingual interpreter and an executive assistant to the president at ARCO, the International Oil and Gas Company in Baku, Azerbaijan. She resides in the Ann Arbor, Michigan, area with her husband and two sons.


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Sportfishing festival celebrates its 38th year, kicks off San Diego’s spring saltwater fishing season.
SAN DIEGO — San Diego’s Day at the Docks celebrates its 38th year, returning to Point Loma on April 9. Festivities kick off Sunday morning at 9 a.m. and continue through 5 p.m. The Port of San Diego event is considered the official kick-off of the region’s spring saltwater fishing season.
Anglers, boaters, families and the general public make it out to the Day at the Docks event to take in a day of sportfishing, music, food and vendors. Attendees can check out the latest in fishing tackle gear and tour the local sportfishing fleet.
Each of the sportfishing vessels will host an open house aboard their boats, giving a public a personal look at the fleet. Day at the Docks will also feature several fishing and boating seminars, exhibits by manufacturers on more than 200 fishing tackle, marine art, clothing and accessories, cooking and fish fillet demonstrations, live music, contests, kids’ fishing areas, dunk tanks, drawings and $3 boat rides around San Diego Bay (per person).
Parking in the area is limited but available for free at Shelter Island. A free round trip shuttle service is offered from 8:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m.
Visit sportfishing.org for more information on Port of San Diego’s Day at The Docks activities and schedules.

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Count on BLACK TIE ENTERPRISES, Inc. when you need a stylish and spacious ride to your next event for you and your guests. Whether you’re going to a wedding, a casino or just a fun night out with your friends, you’ll ride in luxury and comfort and receive the high-quality treatment you deserve.
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We make custom tutus. Prices vary based on size.
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Welcome to the Diamond Amps Tech Support page. Most of your questions will be answered either on the product page for your product on this site, or in our extensive product manuals. If you do not have your manual, you can download your product manual from our DOWNLOADS PAGE.
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This domain name was registered by Premier Website Solutions for protection of the celebrity name. There are far too many celebrity names registered and used for advertising, sold at high prices, or used for adult websites.
This domain is Rebecca's. Her official site is at RebeccaLowman.net.


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You can use the default vSAN alarms to monitor the cluster, hosts, and existing vSAN licenses.
The default alarms are automatically triggered when the events corresponding to the alarms are activated or if one or all the conditions specified in the alarms are met. You cannot edit the conditions or delete the default alarms. To configure alarms that are specific to your requirements, create custom alarms for vSAN. See Creating a vCenter Server Alarm for a vSAN Event.
For information about monitoring alarms, events, and editing existing alarm settings, see the vSphere Monitoring and Performance documentation.
Use the default vSAN alarms to monitor your cluster, hosts, analyze any new events, and assess the overall cluster health.


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water and some coloring agents if necessary. Distemper is a water based paint.
Distemper is a term with a variety of meanings for paints used in decorating and as a historical medium for painting pictures. The binding element may be some form of glue or of oil; these are known in decorating respectively as soft distemper and oil bound distemper.
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Theresa made the puppet herself!
Theresa Hemingway loves her job so much that she considers it her hobby. She also enjoys spending time crafting props for her classes. We can all relate to Theresa–we too love online teaching so much that it doesn’t even feel like a job! Thank you, Theresa, for taking the time to share your life with us.
Right now, VIPKID. I’ll also be teaching for Naativ, a brand new company, when they start offering classes in late January.
I am a part-time chocolatier with a small, locally owned business.
9 months. It feels like I’ve been teaching longer, in a good way.
I got a Master’s Degree in International Studies, with a plan to work for a nonprofit in international development. However, everyone in my immediate family is a teacher, and somehow I ended up teaching social studies for a small school instead. I fell in love with teaching and went on to spend many years teaching kids in a variety of environments. I’m thrilled with this new opportunity that (sort of) combines my love of teaching and my love of international studies.
I wake up fairly alert, but I always start my day by drinking a fresh cup of coffee. I also stand to teach, which gives me a workout when I have a lot of level 1 classes!
I teach for 2 1/2 hours from 6:30-9am EST, seven days a week.
I can’t choose. I’m certified for levels 1-5 plus phonics and grammar and enjoy them all. I can be funny and goofy with the little ones, and have amazing conversations with the upper levels. I love having a lot of variety with levels and lessons.
Theresa with her family — husband Bill, daughter Elizabeth, and sons Steven and Will.
I have a tray with props and materials for each class. Between classes, I switch those out, drink some coffee, check to see if I got any feedback or classes rebooked (because I’m obsessed with the app), and then I’m ready to go. I make notes during classes and do my feedback right after my classes are done.
Every afternoon I set up feedback for the next day’s classes. I mostly teach regulars, so I check my last feedback to see what we were working on (pronunciation, reading, vocabulary, etc) and make notes based on my ideas for what we will do next. I look at some of the templates to get ideas and get my thought process going. Then I write my own feedbacks.
I talk about the conversations we had that day. I write about what the student has mastered or did very well on. I usually mention something that really impressed me, or a particular success from the lesson. Then I talk about the main thing we are working to improve and give specific homework that they can use. I don’t describe the entire lesson, just the things that stood out.
Every parent is different, so I don’t think there are any hard and fast rules. I know that parents generally want their child to learn to use English accurately in conversation, and they want them to develop a native English accent, so I always mention something about how they are improving in those areas or how we are working toward improving.
What do you like to see when checking the Teacher to Teacher Feedback (notes on students from teachers in the VIPKid portal)?
I love when teachers tell what the child’s strengths and weaknesses are. It’s great to learn something about their interests too. I most want to know about the child’s reading ability, because that has such an effect on how the lesson goes.
What I love about FeedbackPanda is being able to see my previous feedbacks and store notes. It allows me to have a plan for each of my regular students, and to keep track of their progress. It’s easy and organized. I used to use other people’s templates for my feedback. Now I look at some of the templates for ideas but then write my own templates to use.
I think online teaching is my main hobby at the moment :-). I also like reading, traveling, crafting, and quilting. I’ve enjoyed making things like puppets and props for my classes.
Where was your last big trip and what were your impressions of that place?
My husband and I went to Montreal and Quebec City, Canada last year. Both places were a lot of fun, but we especially loved Quebec City it’s beautiful! It was fun to use my high school French to talk to people in stores and restaurants I could talk to them, but it was hard for me to understand what they said!
What was the last book you read? Give us your personal review!
Where did you learn crafting? Can you tell us what are the best resources for learning to make our own props and rewards?
My best friend is an amazing artist and I’ve learned a tremendous amount from her. And, of course, I use Pinterest. I’ve gotten some great new ideas from the VIPKid groups on Facebook too!

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JOSE MOURINHO INSISTS he has no plans to join Paris Saint-Germain despite admitting he will not be signing a new contract with Manchester United in the immediate future.
The 54-year-old also played down the idea of ending his career with United, but in the following days speculation emerged that Mourinho was about to put pen to paper on a lucrative new contract with the Premier League club.
Quizzed on his future plans at a press conference on Tuesday ahead of Wednesday’s Champions League clash with Benfica, Mourinho said he was not thinking past his present deal with United.
“I think you English media, you have the answer for that,” Mourinho told reporters.
Because in one day it says that I’m going to sign a five-year contract, one-billion pounds per season and then the next day you say that I’m leaving and I’m going to Paris Saint-Germain.
Mourinho, who joined United in 2016 on a three-year contract, has rarely stayed more than three seasons at any of his clubs.
Pressed on whether he would be capable of staying as long at United as the club’s legendary former boss Alex Ferguson, who reigned at Old Trafford from 1986 to 2013, Mourinho made it clear that was impossible.
“The only thing I told — and it was true and there was no misinterpretation of my words — is that I’m not going to end my career at Manchester United,” he said.
I ask how is it possible in modern football that any manager is going to last 15, 20 years in the same club? I think (Arsene) Wenger is the last one.
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