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Every morning, I pee in a cup. Before I do anything else—pick up my toddler daughter, pet my dog, even fully open my eyes—I collect a sample of urine, soak a cotton swab in it for fifteen seconds, put the swab in a machine, and wait five minutes for a beep.
Nothing can make you more obsessed with science and technology than the biological imperative to reproduce. And nothing makes the execution of that imperative more difficult than your own body. For the first two weeks of the menstrual cycle of a woman’s ovaries grow an egg. If the egg is ripe, it leaves the ovary and goes through the fallopian tube to the uterus. This process is known as ovulation.
You are the most fertile in the two to three days before ovulation. However, points out that window is a difficult and, OK, sometimes gross affair. Methods such as my fertility monitor or the ovulation predictor kits rely on the detection of estrogen and the luteinizing hormone in the urine. A sudden rise of LH triggers ovulation.
Many women find themselves in a stick-to-pee frenzy, the timing of bathroom breaks at work to try to catch that elusive LH surge, which can occur anywhere from 10 hours to 8 hours after day 10 of your menstrual cycle.
Other methods, such as taking your basal body temperature, means that you need to buy a special thermometer and take your temperature at exactly the same time every morning, before you’ve even gotten out of bed. An increase of BAT-signals that you have ovulated. But you can only see rise after you have ovulated, and not earlier, which defeats the purpose. And of course, there is my urine-swab of the machine, the fertility of the monitor, which uses your first morning urine in the course of a week or two to detect the LH surge—and good luck if you forget and go to the bathroom to collect a sample.
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention reports that one in eight couples have problems with setting up or support of a pregnancy due to age, health or other factors. That means that the market is wide open for something that will make the technology of this annoying, anxious process a bit further into the 21st century. Apps such as Glow and Apple’s own Reproductive Health kit in iOS easier to register, visualize, and collect large amounts of data.
But also for each individual user, these applications in the form of an advance in ovulation prediction is if the purchase of a FitBit that requires you to count your steps manually. I was more interested in the search for devices that the process of collecting data easier.
One of the most exciting developments in that direction this year with the release of the Ava bracelet, also known as the “fertility FitBit.” A team of researchers, which includes data scientists, wearable tech experts, and a medical advisory council, studied the existing literature on the changes that the estradiol (a form of estrogen) and luteinizing hormone fluctuations of precipitation in the body when you ovulate.
The Ava team developed a sensor that can record data from nine different parameters, such as temperature, pulse rate and heart rate variability when worn in the course of a night. An algorithm uses this data to predict the five most fertile days.
A year-long clinical study at the University Hospital of Zurich, confirmed that the team’s findings that the Gms is 89% accurate in predicting five fertile days per cycle, but with a sample of 41 women in the course of the year, it is hardly convincing.
The research team is currently conducting another, larger study, 200 women over the course of six months to further fine-tune the algorithm, and the adding of more data use-cases. But despite the fact that they still do not publish their research (they have presented the Swiss and German OB-GYN conferences, and the American Society of Reproductive Medicine), Ava’s current two – three months on the waiting list speaks to the need for a device like this.
“For us, the convenience is important,” said Ava VP of data science Lisa Falco. “[Ava] also responds to earlier. You may be a little more relaxed.” The measurement of nine parameters also makes the Ava’s predictions more robust, instead of relying on a urine or temperature of the test, which makes use of a single measurement.
After the testing of the Ava for two weeks, I can testify that it is much, much easier to use than a fertility monitor or OPKs. You don’t have to put off the use of the toilet within a certain time, or manually recording data into an app. Instead, take the bracelet in the morning, plug it in next to your iPhone on your ease, and the wireless sync within a few seconds.
The Ava’s a big disadvantage is that at the moment, it only works for women with regular menstrual cycles between 24 and 35 days. Women with irregular cycles or with polycystic ovary syndrome would see little benefit. “This is where we want to get stronger,” says Falco.
Another device that was released this year, the Knowhen, is effective for women with irregular cycles, or medical conditions. The Knowhen is a pocket-sized microscope that detects ovulation through a process called ferning.
Each morning place a drop of saliva on the lens. After it dries, you look at the pattern through the microscope. The rise in estrogen that precedes ovulation also leads to an increase of sodium chloride in your saliva. When you start with the ovulation process, the salt crystallizes in a notable sail pattern visible through the lens.
“I am convinced that infertility is not an epidemic. It is a lack of knowledge,” said Helen Denise, Knowhen founder and CEO. “Sometimes I meet women who say that there is something wrong with the microscope, that they never see the ferning. It is not for the microscope. It’s you. If you are [polycystic ovary syndrome], or a thyroid problem, we can help you find the cause of the still earlier, a doctor in the time ‘ before spending months in fruitless attempts at conception.
People have ferning microscopes for a long time, but Knowhen is a product that hopes to make the technique more accessible. Placing a drop of saliva on the pocket-size lens and wait until the dry is an easier and slightly more sanitary method of testing than pee in a cup while still half asleep. Timing is also less of a problem. But the Knowhen is also susceptible to user error. You should not forget to make use of a spit drop first thing in the morning, before eating or drinking. Not to clean the lens in advance, or using a spit drop that call, can also confound the results.
What is clear is that, although a large part of the market is focused on the improvement of the access to reproductive technologies such as in-vitro fertilization and egg freezing, is there enough of the room in a different fertility of the technical area.
In an era where a nice waterproof watch can be seen on our light and deep sleep cycles and receiving texts, it is absurd that so many women rely on the technology of the 1970’s for such an important, intimate process. Even if you discount the financial gains, there are other enormous rewards.

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Arsenal head into Sunday's clash against Newcastle United in relatively good health, with only a few injury concerns.
The 3-2 Premier League victory over Southampton on last weekend as well as the 2-2 draw with CSKA Moscow on Thursday night passed without any additional knocks, which will come as a major relief to Arsene Wenger ahead of a key week in the Gunners' season.
So what is the latest from the Arsenal treatment room and when could are those suffering from problems expected back?
We take a look at the latest situation.
There were fears that Henrikh Mkhitaryan was facing a lengthy lay-off after limping off with a knee injury in the first leg against CSKA Moscow last week, but Arsene Wenger confirmed that the Armenian has a glimmer of hope for the run-in.
"Mkhitaryan has a medial knee ligament damage. He will not be available for Thursday and not for Newcastle and certainly not for the week after, I think we play West Ham. I think he will miss those games for sure.
"He could still play at the end of the season."
Then it was revealed that Mkhitaryan had undergone a scan on the knee injury and results said he'd suffered medial ligament damage. Meaning he would miss the rest of the season.
However, in a further update Wenger has set the midfielder a swift return date.
"He has a medial ligament strain. He should be out for two more weeks so don’t be too worried.
"We have good medical staff and he is very serious in his rehab.
The Colombian started in all of Arsenal's previous Europa League ties, but was absent from the squad on Thursday.
Wenger denied that he has reneged on the agreement that Ospina will play in all of the Gunners' cup games this season.
"No, leave the conspiracy theories at home. It's just Ospina got injured yesterday in training and has an ankle sprain," he said.
"Ospina is out for two to three weeks."
The England under-21 international missed the Southampton game with a muscular problem but Wenger reveals the injury is only minor and he could return in midweek.
"Ainsley is short for this weekend, but he might be back for Moscow."
The Spaniard has not played for well over a year due to an Achilles problem that has forced him to undergo 10 operations.
He is not expected to play again this season.

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Mind Boost Complete is a pack of 2 supplements that Simple Smart Science promises is the “key to superior performance.” One of these supplements, Mind Boost Night Formula, is a product that can help you get to sleep and support brain health during your shut-eye. We became interested in the product when one of our dear friends recommended the Day formula as a daily cognitive boosting supplement. This led to us to get to know the Night formula, which supposedly can help fight against depression, improve mood and reduce stress.
Trying your best to get improved sleep quality becomes somewhat of a necessity when you start turning into a grumpy, lazy version of yourself. In fact, if you often experience fatigue, are constantly unfocused, have a hard time staying motivated, and are irritable – WAKE UP because it’s time to get yourself a proper sleep aid that can help get the wheels of your life turning again. Let’s find out whether Mind Boost Night Formula is the sleep aid you need.
Truly enough, Simple Smart Science is quite simple indeed. Mind Boost Night Formula has a formula of 4 ingredients. These ingredients are sedating and won’t knock you out the way other sleep pills will. They do, however, support a healthy sleep cycle and promote the quality of your sleep.
AshwagandhaHelps signal your brain that it’s time to power down and get some rest. Ashwagandha is a natural herbal supplement that contains anti-anxiety properties that may help make you feel more relaxed before bed.
ChamomileHelps calm the mind and put those anxious thoughts aside. Chamomile is a tonic used to help sleep and fight insomnia for hundreds of years. We were also happy to learn that Chamomile can protect against the development of cancer.
Rhodiola RoseaWorks by reducing anxiety without making you feel tired or drowsy. People who use Rhodiola Rosea love the slight energy boost that they get from taking the supplement.
Lemon BalmA tonic that has helped those with anxiety to deal with stressful situations in a better, calmer way.
The ingredients in Mind Boost Night Formula do have calming properties so don’t be surprised if you start to doze off about 20-30 minutes after taking the product. After our trial with Mind Boost Night Formula, we learned that sometimes, the simpler the formula, the better it works.
We had doubts that Mind Boost Night Formula would work at all because it only contains as little as 4 ingredients. But we were definitely proven wrong. Three of our members woke up in the morning (after taking the product the night before) feeling bright and refreshed. Although no improvements in cognitive function were notable, we must admit that we like Mind Boost Night formula as a sleep enhancer.
We didn’t come across any harmful side effects, but a couple of reviews online mention drowsiness the next day. If you’re not used to using sleep supplements then it’s quite possible for you to feel a little tired the next morning. If this continues to happen over the next weeks, though, it means your body isn’t digging the formula too much and that you should stop.
$49.00 for a month’s supply and a 120-day money back guarantee. A bottle for $49.00 is certainly quite expensive for a regular sleep supplement. We can name you a bunch of other brands that include pretty much the same ingredients (and more!) for a cheaper price, such as Lumonol Luna.
Mind Boost Night Formula is a blend of 4 relaxing ingredients that will help get you in the mood for some shut-eye. A lot of people have terrible sleep habits because they’re not maintaining a good lifestyle. For instance, if you’re eating a bad diet and not exercising, then don’t be shocked if you keep tossing and turning in bed. A supplement like Mind Boost Night Formula may help, but we still suggest that you make some big changes to your life in attempt to improve it. The product promises to improve cognitive function while you sleep, but our team personally found more luck with that when using Lumonol Luna. It’s up to you to decide whether Mind Boost Night Formula is worth the purchase – it just makes more sense to go with the cheaper but better option.


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We have been repairing hot tubs and spas in middle Tennessee for more than 20 years.
You can trust our experience and integrity while helping you with your hot tub spa problems.
We specialize in helping vacation rental cabin owners keep the hot tubs going for their guests.
We travel. We try to service all of the middle Tennessee areas listed below and others if needed.
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effects of spanking | Why Not Train A Child?
Dara Stoltzfus has been thinking about Euphemisms as she gives us 20 Reasons not to Spank.
And for more food for thought from Dara, check out her thoughts on Abortion: A private matter?
Sarah from Under The Olive Branch discusses a common Facebook Status in Turning Out.
Dulce de Leche has posted Another Anonymous Post on Spanking in which the anonymous poster shares about how the spankings her younger brother received affected her.
Samuel Martin’s newest post reaches out to the Spanked and seeks ideas on how to help them convey their viewpoints to their parents.
Casting the Pearls back to the Swine, in which she shares about how she decided not to follow those teachings with her own daughter.
Dulce de Leche shares a letter someone wrote to her pastor about her experiences with spanking and why she does not believe it should be preached from the pulpit. She shares her testimony of what it was like to be spanked and how it effected her. She also looks at the blurred distinction between spanking and abuse. This letter may be triggering so it is not for the faint of heart.
On a similar note is this post on The Journey about The Sexual Effects of Spanking.
You Always Hurt The One You Love?
Molly remembers the messages she got as a child that parents must hurt their children because they love them. What kind of damage does that do to a child?
And speaking of damage. What kind of damage is done to a child who is given a Roy Lessin spanking for every infraction? Especially when not being happy enough (even after a spanking) is a punishable offense. Read Beth Fenimore’s testimony (on Peaceful Parenting) in her open letter to Roy Lessin but first brace yourself as it really is a heart wrenching story.

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The World Bank Economic Review is a professional journal for the dissemination of World Bank-sponsored and other research that may inform policy analysis and choice. It is directed to an international readership among economists and social scientists in government, business, international agencies, universities, and development research institutions. The Review seeks to provide the most current and best research in the field of quantitative development policy analysis, emphasizing policy relevance and operational aspects of economics, rather than primarily theoretical and methodological issues. It is intended for readers familiar with economic theory and analysis but not necessarily proficient in advanced mathematical or econometric techniques. Articles illustrate how professional research can shed light on policy choices. Consistency with World Bank policy plays no role in the selection of articles. Articles are drawn from work conducted by World Bank staff and consultants and by outside researchers. Non-Bank contributors are encouraged to submit their work. Before being accepted for publication, articles are reviewed by three referees, one from the World Bank and two from outside the institution. Articles must also be endorsed by the members of the Editorial Board before final acceptance.
Journal issues are catalogued as a whole, and also each article is catalogued individually.
For subscription information and most recent issues, visit .

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"I gave your receptionist my car keys so I couldn't leave," he said. My new patient was white as a sheet. His voice was shaking as he described his dreadful toothache that finally brought him to my dental chair. I soon realized that the tremor in his voice and pallor of his complexion was not caused by pain, but by his deep fear of dental treatment. As I glanced at his chart, I was astonished to see what he did for living. Sitting in my chair was a policeman who not only worked as an undercover drug agent, but was a member of the bomb squad, as well. This man could fool a drug dealer or calmly face a live, ticking bomb, but was afraid of me.
It is a fact that nearly one half of all Americans rarely, if ever, go to a dentist. Anxiety about dental procedures seems to be the primary reason for avoiding dental chair. Unfortunately, people who avoid the dentist often end up in up in a dental office as an emergency patient with the same amount of pain this man was experiencing. The treatment then becomes more complicated and expensive because the problems have become extreme.
My new patient described a terrible childhood experience in his dentist's office when a cavity was filled without enough Novocain. This event kept him away from dentists for thirty years. To help relieve his fear of dentists, I gave him the following five tips to help overcome dental anxiety. Maybe they will help you, too.
1. First, appreciate the central role your mouth plays in every day life. So many of life's pleasures involve the mouth, from eating and drinking, to laughing, talking and kissing. When we have discomfort in our mouths, every aspect of our lives is affected. And then, of course, there is appearance. A person's smile is one of the first things people notice. Embarrassment from unsightly teeth can significantly lower self-confidence.
2. Know how much the dental profession has changed. New inventions have completely revolutionized modern dentistry. Amazing new materials and technologies allow today's dentists to make your teeth look great, last longer, and function better than anyone could have imagined even a decade ago. And, dentists can work miracles on teeth quickly and quietly while the patient is completely comfortable. Some of the high-tech goodies available include: computer controlled Novocain, laser treatments, "air abrasion" to fill cavities without needles or drilling, the intra-oral camera so you can see for yourself how your teeth look, and ceiling TVs to distract you with videos while the dentist works.
3. Find a dentist who will give you the time and attention needed to calm your fears. The staff should add to the supportive atmosphere of the office by knowing your name when you arrive and being happy to see you.
4. Relate your fears to your dentist because verbalizing these concerns is the first step in overcoming them. It also enables the dental team to provide the specific attention you need.
5. Have your dentist clearly explain the procedure he plans to use to solve your dental problem. By understanding what is going to happen, your fears will be diminished. Your dentist will also help you avoid future problems by showing you how easy it is to take good acre of the teeth you have.
I am happy to relate that my new patient, the police officer, is now an old patient and an office favorite. His dental problem was cleared up, and his fear of dentists is finally gone. He comes in regularly to have his teeth cleaned and checked. I fully expect him to celebrate his 90th birthday by flashing a winning smile as he orders steak and corn on the cob for dinner.

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We are writing with further comments following the late issue of revised design proposals.
The proposals have been adjusted to avoid the large number of window openings in the party wall onto the adjacent site which were in clear contravention to the Building Regulations. The side extension is still very bulky and there are still two small windows on the boundary wall line which are now partly screened by permanent louvres in order to reduce overlooking of the adjacent property. One of these serves a kitchen and the other a living room. This living room will suffer from inadequate daylighting and outlook and will have an unacceptable internal environment.
Many bedrooms on the scheme and even the living room to Flat 03 rely on only Velux windows at ceiling level and thus have no outlook. This is unacceptable. With regard to the internal planning of the flats, it has to be said that many have small long/ thin living rooms which are unsuitable. Often the bedrooms are larger and a more usable proportion than the living rooms and one would suggest that they might usefully be swapped over.
Overall, the proposal is still far too intensive on the site with inadequate amenity space and is certain to cause problems with parking, on site waste management and transient tenants.
This proposal is an unwelcome precedent in the area. Furthermore, we would question why 19 houses locally are not on the notification list and have consequently not been asked to make their comments on this application which will have a significant negative impact on the area.
The application above will be considered by the Development Control Committee A at its meeting on Wednesday 25 February 2015. The meeting will take place in Waterside 3, Watershed, 1 Canons Road, Harbourside BS1 5TX starting at 2.00pm, although it is not possible to say when the case will be considered.
This committee may be webcast. Please go to the City Council website to find out more.
From the Wednesday before the committee date, a copy of the officer’s report and recommendation can be viewed with the planning application documents.

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If you want to improve the look and feel of your Fountain-area home with an upgrade in flooring, turn to your local Carpet One. Fountain-area Carpet One stores can be counted on to supply your Florida home with top-of-the-line flooring options, flooring installation, and warranty protection that are the best in the industry. Our inventory has everything from lush carpeting to versatile vinyl flooring and so much more.
Carpet One redefines what it means to shop for flooring in the Fountain area. At your Carpet One near Fountain, we proudly provide you with flooring for all lifestyles and all budgets. Our sales professionals will see you through the flooring selection process along with the Carpet One SelectAFloor™ system, which will help you pick the ideal floor at a price that is right for you. Whether you’re looking to add contemporary style with ceramic tiling or a laminate flooring that will stay beautiful while standing up to lots of foot traffic, you’re sure to find what you need here at your Carpet One near Fountain. Plus, Carpet One offers a variety of flooring warranties to protect the life of your floor long after it is installed.
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White Sox prospect Courtney Hawkins hit a pair of 2-run homers on Saturday at Camelback Ranch against the Royals. The first home run tied the game at 4-4 and the second was a walk off in the 9th.
Hawkins is one of the highest rated prospects in the White Sox system and a former first round pick. At just 21 years old, 2015 probably won't be his year to make the majors, but his name should be known by fantasy owners in the years to come.


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Carusele® is an award-winning marketing company partnering with creators to craft unique and authentic stories. We track the performance of every piece of content in our campaigns and amplify the best of the best. For our clients and our creators, that means proven content gets an extra boost, helping it reach beyond your organic following.
It’s a win-win approach that’s repeatedly led to sales increases for the household name brands we work with!

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Book a Video consultation with Vinod Gohil and get best legal advice of your legal problems.
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Have a Meeting Vinod Gohil across your locality and clear your legal doubts easily.

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Great Jeep Grand Cherokee car Leasing & Contract Hire Deals.
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Progress. It isn't always welcome but sometimes it's necessary. It's what's created this improved fifth generation Jeep Cherokee, a car that's simply had to evolve under the twin pressures of very different brand ownership and market demand. Long time Cherokee owners unfamiliar with the unusual looks will also be unfamiliar with the tarmac-orientated driving experience. Still, there aren't many people like that still about and the new brand converts Jeep is hoping to target will find this car easier to adjust to than any model it's made to date.
Jeep offers two Fiat-derived diesel engine choices, plus a rare 3.2-litre petrol V6 for top 'Trailhawk' variants. These options continue, but have been joined in this revised model range by an all-new 2.0-litre direct injection turbocharged inline four cylinder unit. Most likely customers though, will continue to concentrate on the diesel range, where entry-level buyers get a 140bhp 2.0-litre MultiJet unit with a six-speed manual box and a choice of either 2WD or 4WD set-ups. Offered only with 4WD is the preferable and more modern 2.2-litre MultiJet powerplant, available only with a 9-speed auto gearbox. This engine comes in either 185bhp or 200bhp guises and offers a wide spread of torque from low rpm. The pokier version in basic 'Active Drive I' guise makes 62mph from rest in 8.5s en route to 127mph and develops 440Nm of torque. The Cherokee does still remain a slightly more capable choice than rivals in the RAV4 or CR-V soft roader class, though that's not really because of its standard 'Active Drive I' 4WD system: this simply shuttles torque from front to rear in response to slip, just as you'd find elsewhere in this segment. What makes this car a little more effective in the slush than the unremarkable class norm is the way this set-up combines with Jeep's clever 'Selec-Terrain' system - designed to be like having an off road expert sitting next to you as you drive. With a push of a button on the Selec-Terrain dial, you can choose between a series of customised settings to suit the ground you're travelling over. On standard versions, there's 'Snow' or 'Sand/Mud' options if you're offroad, a 'Sport' option for on-tarmac use and an 'Auto' setting if you can't be bothered to choose. For a car that could manage a bit more than that, you'd have to opt for Jeep's extra cost 'Active Drive II' 4WD system that adds a low range gearbox and Hill Descent Control to ease you down slippery slopes.
This revised fifth generation Cherokee features a series of exterior changes mainly focusing on the front end to bring it into line with the recently-launched Compass model. The bonnet, LED headlamps, daylight running lamps and fog lamps are all new. Even the classic seven-slot grille has been updated. In profile, there are fewer changes, so the traditional trapezoid wheel arch shapes remain, married to a low, sleek glasshouse. LED tail lights that seem to take a bite out of the rear window glass and a curvaceous tailgate that catches the eye at the back. As an option, buyers can also have a CommandView dual-pane power sunroof which extends from the windscreen to the rear of the vehicle. Cherokee interiors always used to be tough but uninspiring. Nowadays, dull colour schemes, cheap plastics and poor ergonomics just won't wash in a market where even the cheapest Korean SUVs feature soft-touch plastics, get serious budget spent on all the touch-points in the cabin and demonstrate a laudable attention to detail. Therefore the Cherokee has had to shape up. With this updated model, the interior receives a fresh and elegant touch with Satin Chrome and Piano Black high-gloss accents, while remaining practical and comfortable environment. As before, the centre stack bezel is inspired by the outline of the front grille of the 1940s Willys Jeep. The seats are available with a memory adjustable mechanism and heated/ventilated features for the front pair. The 60/40 split second-row seats adjust fore and aft for increased passenger leg room and cargo versatility. A top storage tray is located above the centre stack on top of the instrument panel and the front-passenger seat folds flat and offers hidden storage by flipping up the passenger seat cushion.
Prices start at around £33,000 for the 2.0-litre Longitude 140 6-speed variant, rising to around £42,500 for the top V6 Trailhawk model. All versions are well equipped, coming complete with LED daytime running lights, LED tail lights, front foglamps that light your way around the bends, Jeep's handy 'ParkSense Rear Park Assist with Stop' sensor system, an alarm and 17-inch aluminium wheels, whose finish is matched on the window surrounds, grille, roof rails and exhaust tips. Inside there's automatic air-conditioning and electric front windows, along with a six-way adjustable driver's seat. That's on top of cruise control, a fold-flat front passenger seat and a leather-trimmed steering wheel with buttons for the 'Uconnect' infotainment system with its 6-speaker audio set-up. This includes USB and Bluetooth connectivity, plus an audio jack input point, a remote SD card slot and an integrated voice command set-up. You also get a useful 'Cargo Management System' in the boot with a removable grocery bag and a universal module rack to which you can attach all kinds of extra-cost Mopar accessories - things like a cargo bin and mat, a foldable cooler and a first aid & emergency kit. Standard safety features on the Cherokee consist of seven standard airbags (front seats multistage air bags, side bags, window bags, driver side knee air bag), Electronic Stability Control with rollover mitigation and anti-lock brakes with off-road calibration. There are also some advanced options like Forward Collision Warning-Plus, ParkSense Parallel and Perpendicular Park Assist, Adaptive Cruise Control-Plus, Lane Departure Warning-Plus, Blind Spot Monitoring and Rear Cross Path Detection. As a result, the Cherokee did enough to earn the 'best in class' safety designation from Euro NCAP in the Small Off-road 4X4 category in 2013.

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KODS is an FM radio station broadcasting at 103.7 MHz. The station is licensed to Carnelian Bay, CA. The station airs oldies music programming. KODS is owned by Americom.
Great music, wonderful memories and less talk. Thank you.

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Takeaway.com is one of the world’s leading food-order sites. Their focus is to make online food ordering accessible for everyone. They take pride in developing and maintaining the world's best food ordering site. Their goal is to process orders taken from their associated restaurants as reliable and fast as possible and deliver them to their customers. Takeaway.com invests large amounts of time developing their websites, mobile apps and other ordering systems.
This year we reviewed the Takeaway.com site and found the ordering process to be great. Since then we have used Takeaway.com often. We have eaten from Chinese's, Pizza Places and even Indian. Each time our food has been fantastic and on our last order we even managed to get a free bottle of wine.
This Christmas Takeaway.com is offering you the chance to end your year with a bang. They are offering one £25 Takeaway.com voucher to one lucky reader of Mummy To The Max. The voucher must be redeemed by the end of 2014. To enter all you simply need to do is enter the simple rafflecopter below.
Ahh, its christmas season! Time to pile on the weight, and not care. :) Great giveaway, thanks!

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Although people shared with me that they enjoyed the honesty in my post yesterday with my experiences with scorpion handstand, I want to spend some time celebrating other’s efforts to do a little better so my head can fit through the door. This Project is challeging that way and I appreciate that.
I won’t name names bc that’s not the point, but this friend gave me 5 rolls of compostable doggie poop bags and then decided to continue sharing this gift with his neighborhood by putting them in a dispenser on his fence for others. I love it!!!


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> result of some black magic ninja optimization somewhere? Or is it just me?
looked at it. I added a self-test so it's easy to try for others.


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The Polikarpov U-2 was to be a replacement for the U-1 trainer. Nikolai Polikarpov designed the plane in 1927.
Russian troops called the U-2 the Kukuruzhnik (corn cutter).
In 1944 the U-2 was renamed the Po-2 to recognize Polikarpov's role in its creation as he died on July 30, 1944.
The Po-2 had a composite skeleton and a fabric cover.
The engine did not have a cowling in most variants.
The pilot and the rear passenger each had a windscreen. A few models had enclosed cabins.
The wings each had ailerons that were connected by cables. The tips of the lower wings had skids that protected the wings if the undercarriage failed.
The wings were in a staggered layout. There was a single set of struts bracing the wings.
There were cables that went along the fuselage that connected to the elevators. One aircraft had the controls connected to the control column.
The rudder was tall with a broad chord. This was linked to the cockpit by control cables.
The U-2PK prototype first flew in 1927. It had poor flight characteristics and the redesigned prototype flew on January 7, 1928.
After World War II production was resumed.
By June 1941 there had been 13,000 U-2s produced.
A total of 80 variants were produced. Some of these were training, observation, light attack, night bombers, psychological warfare, crop dusting, float plane, and ambulances.
Polikarpov U-2PK, Polikarpov U-2TPK: Prototype.
Polikarpov U-2LSh: A light Shturmovik.
Polikarpov U-2LNB: Light bomber. Engine was silenced for night raids.
Polikarpov U-2NAK: Air observation and night artillery direction.
Polikarpov U-2SPL: Passenger carrier. Rear cabin was enclosed for two passengers.
Polikarpov Po-2ShS: Had an enclosed cabin and could cary the pilot and three passengers.
Polikarpov Po-2SKF: Could carry two stretcher patients under the wings in pods.
???: Had floats installed with a Wright Cyclone 720 HP engine. Set altitude records for seaplanes in 1937.
Finland, Germany, Romania, and the Soviet Union used the Polikarpov U-2 during World War II.
Approximately 100 air regiments were equipped with the U-2.
Some U-2s flew nighttime nuisance raids against the Axis forces in Russia.
Production was resumed and NATO designated it "Mule" in 1954.
Poland and the Soviet Union produced the Po-2s from 1948 to 1953.
Po-2s were used in the nighttime nuisance raids against UN forces in the Korean War.
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Since 1997, we have had our Quality Management System certified in compliance with standard EN ISO 9002 before, then in compliance with standard ISO 9001:2000, and presently in compliance with standard ISO 9001:2008.
Since December 2005, we have had our Safety and Health Management System certified in compliance with standard OHSAS 18001:1999 (now OHSAS 18001:2007).
Since December 2006, we have had our Environmental Management System certified in compliance with standard ISO 14001:2004.
Since January 2001, we have arranged a management system in compliance to ISO EM 3834 regulation, then certified in 2011, and we applied for being recognized and authorized as transformation center.
FLOWSERVE: agreement for distributorship of Worthington products for any type of centrifugal pump, multistage pump, mud transport pump, etc.
FLUIDTECNICA: for HORA, PERSTA, ARI products and ZWICK valves.
POMPE TRAVAINI: agreement for authorized service provider.
FINDER: on Finder behalf, we send our engineers abroad for start-up or overhaul of machines under Finder’s warranty.
ENI - Livorno Refinery: Contract for maintenance of rotary machines and valves in Lot 3 and 4 in General Shutdown Activities in April 2011.
ELLIOTT TURBOMACHINERY: Three-year contract for overhaul of turbines FTG 201, 207 and 216 of 30 MW, and compressors P201, P207 and P214.
TERMOKIMIK CORPORATION: Contract for the manufacture of an automated wagon for wastes transport, designed for ACEGAS APS’ Incinerator Plant in Padua, and patented by RM Ponterosso.

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Generous accommodation? Tick. Large gardens? Tick. Double garage? Tick. Gorgeous views? Tick. This fantastic bungalow has all this to offer along with gas central heating and plenty of parking! Come and book your viewing now!
A well-maintained four bedroom bungalow located on the popular and pleasant residential development of Maesmawr, offering generous accommodation, superb gardens, and convenience being just a short walk from the town centre of the market town of Rhayader, and all the amenities it has to offer. Internally, the accommodation briefly comprises a 24 x 11 ft kitchen/breakfast room with door into the 8 x 6 ft useful utility room. From here a door leads to the shower room, and the fourth bedroom, measuring 8 x 7 ft. From the kitchen, a door gives access into the hallway with airing cupboard, leading on to three further double bedrooms, the family bathroom, and an impressive 24 x 15 ft reception room. This overlooks the gardens and has access into the rear entrance hall with door to the garden. Externally, the property has the benefit of a long private driveway, with parking space at the top, and ample space for further parking if required, and a turning area leading to the 24 x 16 ft double garage. This garage has the benefit of a pedestrian door to the kitchen/breakfast room. The rear gardens are of excellent size, being l-shaped and leading down to a pleasant brook at the bottom of the garden. The views in particular to the rear of the property are striking, and take in some of the beautiful Mid-Wales countryside. With no onward chain, this superb family home must be viewed to be appreciated in full!
Rhayader is a market town offering a wide range of amenities such as shops, cafes, hair dressers, pubs, a dentist, petrol station, school and leisure centre. The area is best known for its striking beauty and being home to the reservoirs and dams in the Elan Valley, which is perfect for country walks and taking in the fresh air. Just 14 miles away, Builth Wells has a range of amenities and facilities including Primary and Secondary Schools, a cinema, leisure centre, cricket, rugby, football and golf clubs. It is also home to the internationally famous Royal Welsh Show which is the largest agricultural show in Europe. The town has good transport links, is on a bus route between Cardiff and North Wales and is also served by Builth Road Railway Station on the Heart of Wales Line. Situated within the Wye Valley, an area of natural beauty and close to the Elan Valley at Rhayader, it is well-known as a walker’s paradise whilst the Red Kite feeding centre at Gigrin Farm offers a truly unique experience to see the rare and magnificent birds on a daily basis.


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Integrated DNA Technologies is donating reagents to Eliminate Dengue Brazil to help combat the spread of Zika virus (ZIKV) in Brazil. The Eliminate Dengue Program is an international, non-profit research collaboration led by Prof Scott O’Neill of Monash University, Australia. The team is developing a natural method for controlling mosquito-transmitted diseases, including dengue, Zika, and chikungunya.
Dr Moreira’s team uses IDT’s ZEN™ Double-Quenched Probes to monitor the persistence of viruses within the mosquito population. Their recent research in Brazil shows that by dispersing Wolbachia-infected mosquitoes, they can significantly reduce risk of transmission of ZIKV and dengue virus. Now IDT is donating reagents to Eliminate Dengue Brazil so that additional research can be completed quickly and efficiently.


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This article has content that was merged from Law of Universal Gravitation.
4 Definition of law and theory.
“”"After dinner, the weather being warm, we went into the garden and drank tea, under the shade of some apple trees. [Newton] told me, he was just in the same situation, as when formerly, the notion of gravitation came into his mind. It was occasion'd by the fall of an apple, as he sat in contemplative mood. 'Why should that apple always descend perpendicularly to the ground,' thought he to himself. 'Why should it not go sideways, or upwards? But constantly to the earth's centre? Assuredly, the reason is, that the earth draws it. There must be a drawing power in matter.'"
Definition of law and theory.
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Description: Will, Irma, Taranee, Cornelia, and Hay Lin are five friends who are given extraordinary magic powers in order to defend the Veil, the boundary that separates good from evil.
Subject: Friendship Fiction. Magic Fiction.

industry_corpus2: Literature & Emotions


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(Crain's) -- After Marsh Inc. survived what Jack Butcher calls a "painful" few years that sparked "dramatic" and "unsettling" changes, the new head of the insurance brokerage's Chicago office says the company is set to resume growing.
That must be welcome news to the company's shareholders. Marsh, the biggest unit of Marsh & McLennan Cos., has seen its revenues decline for 11 consecutive quarters, though its first-quarter number fell less than 1%.
Further, Marsh & McLennan's stock lost nearly half its value in just one week in September 2004, when the company was publicly connected to a bid-rigging scheme uncovered by then-New York Attorney General Eliot Spitzer, though the share price has rebounded somewhat. The company reached an $850-million settlement with Mr. Spitzer in early 2005, admitting that employees "unlawfully deceived their customers."
Mr. Spitzer, now governor of New York, "blew apart (Marsh's) business model," said Cliff Gallant, an analyst with Keefe Bruyette & Woods Inc. in New York. Previously, customers would just continue to use Marsh, but "All of a sudden they said, 'We need to shop around.'"
Also, as part of the agreement with Mr. Spitzer, Marsh agreed to stop charging contingent commissions, by which insurers reward brokers for the volume or profitability of accounts they bring in.
That opened the door for Marsh's top two competitors, Chicago-based Aon Corp. and Willis Group Holdings Ltd., to take customers and marketshare, Mr. Gallant said.
Mr. Butcher, 42, joins a new wave of leadership at Marsh, the world's largest insurance broker according to the annual ranking by Business Insurance magazine, a sister publication to Crain's. Marsh has seen 25 of its 65 United States office heads replaced within the last year, a company spokeswoman said, though she stressed that many of those executives moved on to other client-facing roles.
Marsh has lost clients and marketshare, Mr. Butcher candidly admitted, but is ready to set its sights on gaining new business after spending the last couple years focused almost entirely on client retention.
"We've got to be back out on the street, Mr. Butcher said. "Before we were focused entirely on retaining business, now we're on the other side of the four walls."
To back up his assertions that Marsh is "back in the growth game," Mr. Butcher says the company is hiring aggressively. He declined to give specifics about the unit's long-term growth plans in Chicago, but said the firm has 25 immediate local openings for consultants, brokers and sales people.
Mr. Butcher, a Winnetka resident, oversees 300 people in Marsh's Chicago office, spending the majority of his time with clients and prospects, he said. A Marsh veteran, he took over as the Chicago office's managing director in January. Previously, he'd been Marsh's client relationship manager for the Midwest.
Mr. Butcher, a Connecticut native, started with Marsh in 1988, though he left for about five years in the late 1990s to work as chief operating officer with a Virginia-based transportation outsourcing company.
The Virginia company was a Marsh client, which gives Mr. Butcher "a unique perspective" on Marsh and was a key reason why he was picked to lead the Chicago office, said Pete Walther, who leads Marsh's practice in the Midwest and is Mr. Butcher's direct supervisor.
"He's the type of guy that you wake up and you've got e-mails from him at 2:30 in the morning," Mr. Walther said. "His commitment is unwavering."
Mr. Butcher's prescription for adding new business at Marsh includes pursuing middle-market companies. He also wants to offer Marsh clients the services of other units within Marsh & McLennan, such as Kroll, which specializes in computer forensics, and the company's supply chain and employee benefits consulting practices.
"It's not just about insurance anymore," Mr. Butcher said. "We've got to keep the bullet from leaving the gun in the first place."
That viewpoint makes sense to Bill Bergman, an analyst for Morningstar Inc. in Chicago.
"Thinking broadly about markets is important," Mr. Bergman said. "They're not just selling insurance. They're thinking of themselves as a risk management services provider."


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No Sleigh Required | Idealist Girl!
I was that child in third grade…the last one still clinging to the firm belief that Santa was real. Many of my peers told me that Santa was make-believe, and I refused to believe them. I was the lone holdout in the third grade. But I was confident in my faith in Santa.
Two weeks before Christmas, I approached my mom with the news about what the other children were saying, fully expecting her to verify Santa’s existence. Instead of reaffirming my belief in that kindly old elf, my mom broke the devastating truth to me: Santa was a hoax.
I was NINE. I should have an inkling as to the truth. Instead, I was blindsided. To this day, I still feel a tangle of emotions around this memory: shock at the blowing apart of my sweet, dreamy and complete belief in a world full of magic and possibility; a deep feeling of betrayal by my parents, grandparents and every other adult who had conspired to deceive me; a deep sadness at the loss of this person with whom I had corresponded and who I thought of as a friend and guardian angel; despair when it occurred to me that the Easter Bunny, tooth fairy and fairies in general were probably just stories as well; and confusion that all these other kids had known first while I blindly went through life devoting myself to baby stories and trickery.
And so, at the age of nine, I made a solemn promise to myself: I would not teach my children to believe in Santa.
Typically, sound parenting decisions are not made by upset nine year olds, nor are they remembered 22 years later upon the birth of a first child. Amazingly, and despite all of the other promises to myself that I have broken, I kept this one.
In the 22 years between finding out the truth about Santa and becoming a mother, I also came to an understanding that consumerism is connected many of our problems as a society – debt, greed, competition, wastefulness, boredom, environmental destruction, and so on. As the years have passed, I’ve worked at divorcing myself from the cultural expectation to earn money so that I can buy stuff. It’s an imperfect process and I definitely still covet things. However, I’ve learned to separate the wants from the needs, to quit impulse buying (except at the garden store where I submit to seasonal hedonism), to budget for the things I want, and to devote more of my free time to creating and learning than to shopping and consuming.
When it came time to think about what cultural heritage I wanted to pass not my children, I realized that Santa didn’t meet my standards. How could I tell my kids not to talk to or take candy from strangers, and then say yes to Santa? How could I teach them that the joy of the holiday season is in spending time as a family and doing things together if I was simultaneously encouraging them to think about lists and presents? How could I teach them to care more about people and planet than stuff, and also encourage them to want, want, want? And I certainly could not stomach the thought of the fateful day in which I would have to tell them that Santa isn’t real. That I had lied to them.
Luckily I married a man who didn’t feel the need to raise his children in the Santa tradition. Without making a big deal out of it, we simply decided to focus on doing things together to celebrate winter and to leave the fat guy largely out of it.
Given our environmental proclivities, I have to say that freeing ourselves from the Santa mythos has freed us to celebrate the holidays in a manner that is more consistent with our ideals. Yes, we still give presents. Yes, some are plastic and made in China (can you say LEGO?). But there is less temptation to go overboard. Santa might not bring used toys, but if Mommy finds that My-Little-Pony – Friendship-is-Magic toy you want at Goodwill, you better believe that’s what is going to be in your stocking! We also are less inclined to blow the budget because we can realistically set expectations for the children, and they don’t have the wild hope the Santa will bring them that $400 Lego death star that they really, really want.
Of course, in America, it’s impossible to escape Santa. The children know quite well who he is and have both taken turns deciding that they are going to believe in Santa. We don’t correct them unless they ask us directly, but neither do we reinforce the belief. What we do talk about is the historical person of St. Nicolas, who cared deeply about the poor and the mistreated. We talk about remembering his compassion by doing good deeds of our own during the holiday season, including giving gifts. We reflect on why winter might be a time that people need a sense of community and extra help. We think up millions of things we can do to create warmth and community together – no sleigh required.
That felt just right to me. I think my husband and I have accomplished what we set out to – holidays that are meaningful based on relationships that are valued. No sleigh required.
I was late to discover the truth about Santa too and was devastated! I really like your approach and think I will try that too! My son is too young to get Christmas but I hate all the commercialism and greed that comes up during the holidays.
I don’t think it bothered me when I came to the conclusion that Santa was my parents (it upset my parents more when I explained the truth to my younger brother). Even as adults we had gifts from ‘Santa’ often a special treat, but never outrageously expensive (and not always from our parents – we siblings gave our parents or each other gifts anonymously this way). Often it was some treasure gleaned from a flea market or yard sale, hand made, or home baked (shiny & new is boring – anyone can buy that stuff). I stil do this with my family. Every family has their own traditions. I abhore the commercialization of the whole season. On the other hand, I’m glad of the excuse Christmas gives me to think of something useful, fun, or slightly indulgent that I can give to someone I love. It’s a very hard season for people who don’t have any money (been there). It takes courage, creativity, and most of all humility – because people who love you will want to spoil you all the more, and you can’t reciprocate.
I love the way you expressed yourself and your beliefs.I am so glad you are content with the way you have chosen to celebrate this time of year. You and Dave are good, thoughtfilled people.

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I am trying to attach an error boundary event to an activity using the kie web workbench, As part core properties definitional it requires 3 Key pieces of information, Error Ref, DataOutput and Data Mapping. How do we define /create the error definition using the KIEWeb/workbench, If any one has done the error definition ( in our case it will be like <bpmn2:error id="java.lang.RuntimeException" errorCode="java.lang.RuntimeException"/>) using the kie work bench please advice us on doing the error definition using the kie web, and how do we retrieve the error message part of the error and associate it to output? so that we can extract the error message string and assign it to a string variable in the DataOutputAssociation.
could you please try with latest 6.1.CR1 version where there was improved handling of boundary events for errors. Though you'll get exception instance and the you would need to use scripts to get string value (the message) out of it. We plan to add transformations for it soon but still it's not there fully supported.
I tried in the 6.1 CR1 was able to received the error that was raised form the WorkItme handler to script task and was able to display it in the log.


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Power shifts in the global economy, disruption in your industry, employee churn in your company. Today’s leaders must be strategic, tactical and above all astute.
Whatever you do with talent, you need to know exactly who you are dealing with – today, tomorrow, and when the unexpected hits. Highly successful leaders are complex people. How can you be sure that you know them inside and out?
What are their abilities to strategically lead your organisation?
How do they lead people? Are they a visionary with little grasp of detail, charismatic but volatile, intelligent but self-unaware?
And crucially, how do they lead themselves? Are ethics, values and self-discipline paramount, or could they be compromised in certain scenarios?
Whether you are seeking the right new leader, developing a team, or deciding who to promote to the board, committee, or partnership, a rigorous understanding of the abilities of the leaders you are promoting or recruiting is essential.
From the organisation’s and the leader’s perspective, you need to be making the best decision possible, using the most robust techniques.
Leadership modelling is a way to understand and consider whether an organization has the right leaders and team in place to support key business objectives. We call it the Boyden Leadership Model or BLM.
The Boyden Leadership Model works in concert with our leadership advisory services in executive search, leadership assessment, on-boarding, board and committee nominations, board performance, leadership development, succession planning, and internal promotions.


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The Simba Cubs’ Cousins are Here!
Novice Gardener’s Simba Cubs arrived on 31 March. Ours arrived yesterday! They came from the same batch of seeds so I call them cousins. I have cousins too. They are lots of fun to play with.

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text: 10.59 Acre tract with 750+ feet road frontage. Rolling Hills and trees. This property has a home but needs lots of work, sold as is! Beautiful sites to build new home, 4-5 Bedroom Perk Site. Great location, short distance to 840 on Highway 431.


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A return to form saw brilliant two year old Time To Reign down the Golden Slipper favourite Tassort with a dominant win in the Group 2 $250,000 Chandon S Silver Slipper Stakes (1100m) at Rosehill today.
Time To Reign, above, has shortened in the betting for the Golden Slipper after winning the Silver Slipper Stakes at Rosehill. Photo by Steve Hart.
Trainer Gary Portelli is now eyeing off a second win in the Group 1 $3.5m Longines Golden Slipper (1200m) at Rosehill on March 23 after claiming the trophy with Time To Reign’s older half sister She Will Reign in 2017.
Time To Reign has firmed in from $26 to $8 for the Golden Slipper at Ladbrokes.com.au and is closing in on Tassort who has remained the $4.50 favourite.
Time To Reign was the winner of his first two starts at Randwick and Rosehill before missing a place as a short priced favourite when fourth in the Listed $140,000 Darley Lonhro Plate (1100m) at Warwick Farm two weeks ago.
“I was concerned that the speed would be on (today) and maybe things weren’t going to go to plan.” Portelli said.
Time To Reign will have his next start in the Group 2 $300,000 UNSW Todman Stakes (1200m) at Randwick on March 9 as he heads towards the Golden Slipper.
Winning jockey Jason Collett didn’t panic when Time To Reign ($11) was tardy out of the barriers and was able to settle the colt nice and handy behind the leader Cardiff ($31).
Collett weighted until well into the straight before letting Time To Reign have his head and he went on to record a two and a quarter lengths wins over the odds on favourite Tassort ($1.85) who was making steady ground from back in the field.
Third placed Born A Warrior ($10) also made up ground from the back to finish ahead of McLaren ($7.50).

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She'll play a detective with a troubling past in the high-concept pilot from "Fringe's" Roberto Orci and Alex Kurtzman.
Fox's high-concept Sleepy Hollow has found its female lead.
Shame breakout Nicole Beharie has been tapped to play the female lead in the drama pilot adaptation of The Legend of Sleepy Hollow, The Hollywood Reporter has learned.
In the script, Ichabod is described as a captain in the Revolutionary War who has been to hell and back. The former history professor finds himself catapulted to present-day Sleepy Hollow, where he's indicted for the murder of a police officer and forced to prove not only his innocence but make a wary detective believe he's a traveler from the 18th century.
Beharie will play Detective Abbie Archer, a smart and tough detective in the small town of Sleepy Hollow. Poised to leave the town in a week for the FBI Academy, she has an unspoken reluctance about her decision. Her troubling past causes her to doubt her perceptive abilities, and she's horrified as she witnesses the gory slaying of her partner and mentor, Sheriff August Grey. Barely able to speak about what she saw, only one person can corroborate her story -- Ichabod Crane, an unwilling fugitive from the past who claims to be a soldier in the Revolutionary War.
She joins a cast that includes Drumline's Orlando Jones and Dexter's Katia Winter, who respectively play a detective and Ichabod's wife.
Fringe's Alex Kurtzman and Robert Orci will pen the pilot and executive produce, with Phil Iscove also on board to write and serve as a supervising producer. Heather Kadin will exec produce, while Len Wiseman will helm the pilot.
In addition to her role in Shame, Beharie next appears in the Jackie Robinson biopic 42. Repped by ICM Partners and ATA Management, her credits also include a stint on CBS' The Good Wife.


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C. W. Robinson Lumber Company.
Lumber trade -- Mississippi -- 20th century.
Acquisition Note: Source: Martha G. Robinson..
Preferred Citation: C.W. Robinson Lumber Company records, Manuscripts Collection 693, Louisiana Research Collection, Howard-Tilton Memorial Library, Tulane University, New Orleans, LA 70118.
Scope and Contents: The collection consists of the professional papers of Charles W. Robinson's business, the C.W. Robinson Lumber Company, of which he was president. The materials include land sales, tax receipts, lumber rights, and maps in connection with timber lands owned or leased in Mississippi by Robinson between 1890 an 1912. There are also deeds, ledgers, correspondence, mortgages, certificates, mortgages, and a scrapbook.


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Pixel Super Heroes is a very addictive and most thrilling Super Heroes Action Running Game where you must collect coin as much as possible and also save the hostage. Now its a time to become the next Super Heroes! Test your reflexes as your Super Heroes will race down the city, touch the screen to jump, smash enemy, collect coin, unlock new Heroes, and see how far you can run!
Awesome Pixel Art Super Heroes - Get many Super Heroes to accompany you in your interesting and thrilling running game!
Offline Mode & Online Mode - Dont have internet connection? No Problem! You can play Pixel Super Heroes anywhere, anyplace and anytime!

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Lightroom preset are pre-determined lighting, color, sharpening, and etc. tools used to modify RAW, DNG, or JPG files.
Presets are used to edit a photo and then used to create that exact combination of slider positions for future use on another file.
How to create a Lightroom Preset?
This is a quick and easy tutorial on, "How to Create and Apply Presets to your Files."


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Scandinavian movie ''Border'' wins the Un Certain Regard prize at the Cannes Film Festival. Bob Mezan reports.
Scandinavian movie "Border" wins the Un Certain Regard prize at the Cannes Film Festival. Bob Mezan reports.


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"No work of art can every really testify to the scale of its own impossibility."
That's Lana Wachowski in a New Yorker profile about the making of Cloud Atlas. In response, Kurt Andersen asked what that meant.
I responded that I thought it meant that no work of art can ever convey how difficult it was to make (Wachowski's version is more poetic, to be sure). Wachowski's quote reminded me of something my film school professor Rory Kelly used to tell us all the time our first year in the directing program. I don't remember the quote by heart, but to paraphrase: the universe conspires against your movie.
That's what it feels like, especially as a student filmmaker. The universe is fighting you every step of the way. It doesn't want to see your movie. It doesn't even want to see it completed.
Two important lessons in that idea. One is not to get down when things go wrong during pre-production or production. That's just the universe's dark sense of humor, and every filmmaker before you has gone through it time and time again. Secondly, and perhaps more importantly, it takes the prodigious and insatiable will of the filmmaker to overcome these forces and bring the movie into existence.
The psychological profiles of successful filmmakers and entrepreneurs overlap in many ways. They work in a field where success is more probabilistic than anyone would like to admit, but they must believe it is deterministic. Failure in a probabilistic endeavor should be much less of a verdict on one's capabilities than in a deterministic endeavor, and so successful entrepreneurs and filmmakers should brush off failure more easily than the average person for whom one strike can by psychologically crippling.
That's just for the individual, though. The one great difference between Silicon Valley and Hollywood is that Silicon Valley is far more tolerant of failure. The returns to a successfully funded startup are so outsized that tech investors are very comfortable with a portfolio with one massive winner and dozens of failures. It's like playing roulette. You just don't see many movie studios with that type of power law distribution of successes. A run like that gets studio heads fired.


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The Key Holder/Sales Associate is responsible for providing outstanding customer service in order to ensure an enjoyable retail experience at Structube as well as assisting the management team in the opening and closing procedures.
Specifically, the individual must oversee the operation of the store when the store manager and assistant manager are unavailable and focus on achieving sales objectives. The Key holder/Sales Associate can also be requested to help manage staffing initiatives (including training, scheduling and providing feedback), provide a high level of commitment to customer satisfaction and effectively delegate functions to the workforce.


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The city’s first silent cinematic theatre is being dramatically transformed into just 10 unique and spacious apartments for sale in Lisbon, just off the emblematic Avenida da Liberdade.
Dating back to 1927 this iconic building, once revitalised, will offer a range of one to three bedroom apartments, each with generous sizes and clever interior design that maximises the use of space, light. As well as a brand new restaurant at the base of the renovated building, the development will also feature automated robotic parking.
Why is this building renovation so exciting?
Aside from the incredible prime location, over three years of painstaking work has gone into the planning and architectural design of this impressive restoration and redevelopment.
Within a building that has the space to occupy a great deal more apartments, the developer has chosen against maximising the space for residential means and instead, is creating a small handful of unique and iconic properties and one incredible restaurant, which will last forever as totally unique pieces of real estate history.
Hotels and boutiques are opening up near to this project including a slick 5* hotel, which will further benefit the area.
What else about Avenida da Liberdade?
Often compared to Paris' Champs Élysée, Avenida da Liberdade offers charming period architecture and baroque features, along with some of the world’s top shopping brands including Cartier, Chanel and Louis Vuitton.
Residents can take advantage of numerous gourmet restaurants, including the new one arriving at this project and they will still be within walking distance from all of Lisbon's most emblematic areas; Chiado, Baixa, Alfama, Mouraria.


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Never push a good man too far. The IRA took his family. The police looked the other way. Now he must get revenge. Pierce Brosnan channels Gerry Adams in new trailer for Martin Campbell’s revenge thriller, coming to Netflix December 15th.
Based on the book ‘The Chinaman’ by Stephen Leather, THE FOREIGNER follows a humble restaurant owner in London’s Chinatown who is forced to push his moral and physical boundaries to track down the group of rogue Irish terrorists responsible for the death of his beloved daughter after the justice system fails him.


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Do you have a memory to share about At the Zoo with Oogene? Write in using this form and your memory may appear on this page! At the Zoo with Oogene is a segment of The Gospel Bill Show and Adventures in Dry Gulch.


text: A serial killer strikes Sugar Grove, Virginia. As the number of victims increases, a journalist is send to cover the story. Her investigation will shake the local community, uncovering the town's dark secret hidden inside Gil Perry's barn.


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This is an app for iPhone and Android that provides facility to user order a beer package. A user can participate for a contest created by admin and can win prizes. During contest the attender needs to fill a form with his feedback.
Add your content…-We have developed admin panel to manage user, beer package, app-settings, edition and payment.


text: We were trusted to build the website for The Alamo. We are now trusted to program the website for the city of San Antonio. This has been a fun journey of pulling together many resources to bring to life such an important project for the city. We assisted the initial design of James Howe (The Atkins Group) and built out the entire site with the help of expert programmers from I3 Media, LLC. David Bolton, Jr. (I3 Media, LLC) and his team built some pretty search functions making the site feel like Google with adaptive search and custom Trip Advisor listings. We also brought in Left Brain + Right Brain Consulting to handle the complicated SEO work needed for a site that has thousands of visitors each day.


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OK, I have a new recipe for you! You’ll need potatoes, carrots and some Antifreeze…what’s the matter? You don’t like Antifreeze? It’s in many of the foods you are already eating, so why don’t you want to cook with it? OK, so it’s not actual Antifreeze, just Propylene Glycol, the active ingredient in Antifreeze…pretty much the same thing if you ask me.
High exposure to Propylene Glycol causes death, heart problems, kidney damage, slurred speech, convulsions and nausea. In animal testing, it caused birth defects and low sperm counts. However, since Propylene Glycol is found in so many products we use (and eat!) on a daily basis, who’s to say that we aren’t being exposed to it at a high enough level?
You can find Propylene Glycol in Antifreeze, brake fluids, certain processed foods, cosmetics, and in some medicines…things that all of us use on a regular basis! The MSDS sheet warns that if you get this on your skin, you need to wash it immediately! How can that be safe to use in foods, baby wipes and other products that we use on our children’s skin?
Here’s how I see it: Propylene Glycol is a dangerous, toxic chemical that causes severe health problems. Then, the FDA claims that in “small amounts”, it is safe for use on our children’s sensitive skin…safe for us to eat. Since the FDA has not conducted any tests, how do they know it’s safe? How do they know how much is safe?
If I use 15 baby wipes containing Propylene Glycol on my baby per day, is that safe? How about if I use those 15 baby wipes, AND use baby soap AND baby lotion, then feed my baby food containing Propylene Glycol? Is it still safe?
I read the other day that you should purchase foods that have a maximum of five ingredients; and they should all be ingredients that you KNOW and would put in your own recipes! I think we should all do this; it would certainly send a message to the food industry that we are serious about these ingredients that are killing our kids!
How many products including water, air, inside and outside of the market place, in cars, boats, and probably most things we consume, apply, and are exposed to are really safe for our well being?
Also, there is an issue and perhaps even an ‘Agenda’ that has been brought to our attention via the ‘Internet’ regarding our participation in a world covering concern regarding ‘population control’.
With all the shenanigans going on to distract us from realizing that more is going on because of our living the way we do on the only world we know of that our participation in our personal lives and community has been manipulated behind the scenes for about 11,000 years or so. I think it’s about time we wake-up and gather together and discover who is taking what little joy we used to have and washing it down the proverbial drain?
Going shopping is a necessary event yes, however, we should not be eliminated from the face of our Earth by doing so.
Propylene Glycol is not antifreeze. Antifreeze is Ethylene Glycol.
PG metabolizes in the liver into citric acid, and the rest is excreted by the body. It won’t dry out your skin like alcohol does, alcohol is bad why isn’t that on the list? People actually died from alcohol. Lots of people. But your probably like wine right? Or are you a whisky person?
The suggestion in the msds to wash your hands immediately after handling is for factory workers who are exposed to gallons of the stuff everyday. The most you’ll be exposed to daily is a teaspoon. Unless you vape then maybe more but 90% of it if not all is exhaled anyways.
I’m just saying this because of this propaganda to make PG sound really bad is allowing the government to tax and put restrictions on electronic cigarette products. Ok it’s not the same thing. It’s way less dangerous than cigarettes, cuz no cancer. People feared pneumonia but PG has actually been used in air conditioners for years in hospitals because it prevents moisture build up it also is antibacterial I won’t say it’s healthy but it’s been proven safe to inhale for doctors and patients for over 50 years now. Many people who started vaping years ago actually noticed they don’t get colds in the winter anymore. Neat eh? Anyways it’s not the devil you think it is it’s pretty safe actually here’s a report from an actual chemist.
But actually is that even going to matter it’s from the internet.. everything is.
The ld50 for ingestion is 18500mg/kg so basically 1/4 ounce per pound. So if you weight 130lbs you’d need to drink 32 ounces of PG to die. Lol nobody is gonna do that. But somebody might take 15 aspirins. Or drink 36 shots of whisky within 2 hours.. possible, but who’s stupid enough?
Did you know they put antifreeze on the roads in the winter? It’s called sodium chloride, and they put it in nearly every food! In high doses it causes dehydration, nausea, and even can cause the victim to have a heart attack or high blood pressure! That’s the real danger. Salt is dangerous.
That’s all fine, and sounds great LEE, but I still don’t want it on my child’s bottom. You can keep it for yourself since you think so highly of it. No one can say what the effect is on each individual child, so parents, come to your own intuitive decisions. Personally, no thanks, and let’s try and stay on subject.
Propylene glycol can be used in antifreeze because it lowers the freezing point of water… that’s it. It actually tends to be used in the more non-toxic antifreezes.
Wash off with soap and plenty of water.” So it just sounds like you’re really reaching for ways this compound can be dangerous.
ECD, being a parent does not make you a scientist… if anything, it tends to blind you to logic and reason.
Just because you don’t understand something, doesn’t mean it’s dangerous. That line of thinking is what is dangerous.
I saw that this ingredient is in Tim Hortons iced Capps, which I treated myself to during my last pregnancy. My daughter ended up with adhesive bands and a twist in her intestine. I never drank caffeine with my other three pregnancies and did not realize this drink had anything like this in it or I would not have indulged. I can’t help but think she had an inflammatory response to something like that which caused her issue ?


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We hope you have been able to find all the information about the church you wanted. If you would like to get in touch with someone at the church office, please use the contact details below.
In the school holidays the hours may change.
Toilets and baby changing facilities are available in the church.
On-street parking is available around Holy Trinity Church. We have very limited parking on our church car park. Access is from Essex Street (NR2 2BL). The church’s main entrance is on Trinity Street for pedestrian access only.
The nearest daily open public car park to the church is in the City centre at Chapelfield Shopping centre NR1 3SH and a 15 -20 minute walk along Vauxhall Street and Essex Street.
Bignold School has public weekend parking in Wessex Street at the rear of Chapelfield Methodist church NR2 2SP and about 15 minute walk to the church via Norfolk Street/Vauxhall Street.
There is parking in Norfolk Street/Vauxhall Street; being street parking around the shops together with single yellow line Sunday parking around the Jenny Lind park. There is also parking adjacent to the Shops on Unthank Road.
Street parking in the immediate vicinity of the church is reserved zone parking for local residents.


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Welcome to the Philippine on-line dictionary. Many thanks to Tim Harvey for making available his database for use on this site.
Please note that this dictionary cannot translate sentences or phrases. It can only look up single words for you. If you enter a phrase, it will attempt to find all words in the phrase. If you need some phrases, try out our Cebuano Phrase Book.
Calderon's English-Spanish-Tagalog Dictionary, published in 1915.
Kaufmann's Visayan-English Dictionary, A Hiligaynon dictionary published in 1934.
Wolff's Cebuano-English Dictionary, published in 1972.
Nigg's Tagalog-English dictionary, published in 1905 (in preparation).
Encarnacion's Diccionario Español-Bisaya, published in 1866 (in preparation).
If you have another dictionary, you want to see added to this site, please tell us, but realize we need to secure permission from the copyright holder to do so, or have to make sure the copyright has expired, which happens (in the Philippines) 50 years after the death of the longest surviving author.
You can search for words in English, Cebunao, Hiligaynon, and Tagalog by selecting the desired language in the drop-down box. Type the word you are looking for in the search box and hit enter. You will get results in all languages (if available). The dictionary now contains over 30.000 entries and we are working hard to extend it. If you are not sure about the spelling of the word, you can use a question mark (?) for a single unknown letter, or a star (*) for a sequence of letters. If you cannot find a word at first, try using a star before or after it.
If you are unsure about the spelling of a Philippine word, you can check the 'Phonetic Match' box. This will expand the search to words that are spelled similar to the word you provide, taking into account the phonetic structure of the Philippine languages.
When the results appear, the words in the results are clickable, so that you can quickly do a 'reverse look-up,' and find related words.
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text: Comprehensive books to support study of History for the IB Diploma Paper 3, revised for first assessment in 2017. This coursebook covers Paper 3, HL option 4: History of Europe, Topic 11: Italy (1815-1871) and Germany (1815-1890) of the History for the International Baccalaureate (IB) Diploma syllabus for first assessment in 2017. Tailored to the requirements of the IB syllabus, and written by experienced examiners and teachers it offers authoritative and engaging guidance through events in Italy and Germany in the 19th century, from the impact of revolutions to the emergence of nationalism and the factors involved in the unification process.