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"Fabulous Brick Front Colonial with almost 3,000 Square Feet of Finished Space. Spacious 5 Bedrooms and 2.5 Baths with 3 Piece Rough-in. Master Suite with Tray Ceiling, Walk-in Closet and Spa-Like Bath. Plenty of Space for the Chef with 42 Oak Cabinets and Corian Tops and Jumbo Size Island. Family Room with Gas Fireplace and Beautiful Oak Mantel. Large Office on Main Floor could Easily be a Guest Bedroom. Smaller Office or Den on Main Level Provides More Space for Home Office Possibilities. Hardwoods throughout Main Level. Tray Ceilings and Custom Moldings in nearly every Room! Sliders to Large Screened in Deck Overlooking a Gardner's Paradise. Jumbo Size Basement waiting for your Finishing Touch with Walk-Up to Rear Yard. Great Home and Great Location only Minutes to Public Boat Launch, Parks, Kayak Launch and Beach."
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Eric graduated from Campbell University in May 2015 with a B.S. in Health and Physical Education. As a student at Campbell, Eric worked as an intramural official and supervisor. He also stayed active within Campus Recreation by serving as the president of club basketball. After graduating, he moved to Richmond, Virginia to pursue a Master’s of Education in Sport Leadership from Virginia Commonwealth University. While at VCU, he served as the Graduate Assistant for facility operations at VCU Recreational Sports. Before returning to Campbell, Eric was an intern for the Carolina’s Golf Association while completing his Master’s degree in August 2016. Eric began his role as the Assistant Director for Competitive Sports in September 2016.
Fun Fact: Eric loves to travel and has been to 40 of the 50 states.
Originally from New Jersey, Cora-Ann graduated with her B.S. in Exercise Science with a minor in Psychology from Montclair State University. While at Montclair, Cora-Ann found a passion for working in Campus Recreation as a Group X instructor, Personal Trainer, Area Supervisor, and a Health Promotion Peer Advocate. She then went on to pursue her M.S. in Exercise Science at Indiana State University and served as the Fitness Graduate Assistant for ISU’s Campus Recreation. Cora-Ann is ACE certified in Group Fitness and Personal Training, and a variety of strength and cardio formats, and has experience teaching and training in a variety of fitness settings. She hopes to bring her knowledge and experience to Campbell to expand the fitness offerings and wellness programs at Campus Recreation. Cora-Ann joined Campbell’s Campus Recreation staff in June 2017 as the Assistant Director of Fitness and Wellness.
Fun Fact: Cora-Ann enjoys playing guitar when she has the time, and pretending she can sing too.
Jacob graduated from the University of Wisconsin-Madison with a B.A. in Theatre and Drama. He worked for the campus recreation department for 5 years, working as an official and a supervisor. He also founded the Club Basketball team in 2014. He performed the duties of Vice President and Head Coach. The team went on to win the National Championship in 2017. Jacob took some time off after his undergrad to work in a professional setting, acting as the Manager for a Play It Again Sports in Oshkosh, WI before coming to Campbell to obtain his Master’s of Business Administration.
Amy graduated from Campbell University in 2017 with a B.A. in Communication Studies with a focus in Public Relations and Health Communications and will now be pursuing her Master’s in Public Health. While doing her undergraduate at Campbell, she worked for Athletics and participated in Intramurals. She hopes to someday to be a Public Health Educator with a focus in mental health and wellness.
Stephen graduated from Campbell University in 2016 with a B.S. in Biology and a minor in Chemistry. After graduation he stayed in the Buies Creek area and worked at Campbell in the Chemistry and Physics Department as a Lab Instructor. He is now pursuing a Master’s in Public Health degree. Throughout his time at Campbell he has participated in many intramural sports and was a member of the club basketball team.

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When living in our everyday lives in the UK, USA or wherever, we all expect timeliness, order and logistics to run smoothly. After returning to Nepal personally after a 10 year absence, I was over joyed to see the country remaining fairly unchanged from when I worked there in the early 1990’s. Yes, amazing coffee shops exist and more people are carrying mobile phones, but as a destination, it remains one of my favourites. People are beautiful, landscapes stunning and rivers world class.
From the moment you arrive into Kathmandu, you’ll be rewarded with eye bulging chaos. Hundreds of guest house owners, taxi drivers and adventure companies are there to meet guests or potential clients. The 20 minute drive into Kathmandu offers an insight into Nepali road rules which in a strange kind of way, just works. Tooting horns, swerving around sacred cows and staring at the thousands of electrical wires hanging off the buildings leads us into Thamel, the tourist part of town where we arrive at Kathmandu Guest House, a sanctuary with it’s gardens and welcome rooms.
Guests are reminded that we are now on Nepali time. 30 minutes means 1 hour… or more. Yes can mean yes…. or no. Head wobbling means yes. Nepali people have a proud heritage that goes with them. They are wonderful and genuine people who live in an amazing and diverse country. Nowhere is that more evident than on the Tamur River trip in the east of Nepal.
The trip offers a gorgeous flight past some stunning Himalayan peaks to get us to the bustling town of Biratnagar before discovering the joys of Nepali bus travel up and over the Mubharat Range, crossing the Tamur and driving onward to the market town of Basantapur, where we stay in a local hotel. En suite … No. Comfy beds – No. Great food prepared whilst you watch in the kitchen – Yes. Jeff playing his guitar – Yes. Cold Beers – Yip. Great hospitality – for sure.
This trip features a gorgeous trek for 4 days to the river, along with an array of porters carrying and transporting our gear to get to the river. Given the advent of a track, the first 2 days of this is done by tractor before local farmers carry items from dry bags to dojos (a traditional Nepali basket) with little more than a headstrap. Day one sees us head up to Chauki, a little village with million dollar views of the Himalayas. We camp on a grassy paddock with loads of clouds around, the guests arrive with tents all set up. In the morning they open the tents with views over Makalu and Kanchenjunga, the world’s 3rd highest mountain and main source of the water for the Tamur River. Another day sees us climb again to nearly 10000 feet to Gufa Pokhari, another village with stunning views. As we start our descent the next day to Gorja, we are met with inclement weather and a few logistical issues to deal with. The group handles it all in a relaxed manner of seasoned travellers. As we descend to Dobhan and catch our first glimpse of the river, all are excited to challenge this wonderful river.
As we give a thorough safety briefing, the crew has eager anticipation to come here for what we love best, rafting. 130 rapids in 120 kilometres, is a statistic few rivers can offer, especially with a section in the middle of the trip of 30 or so kilometres of flat water. We start off with a bang, running a continuous Class IV section all the way to our camp at the confluence of the Hinwan Khola. People with a great deal of rafting experience, stating “the best rafting day…. EVER” Nachos on the riverbank, cold beers out of the cooler, life is good. Day two sees a new rapid, so we pull in to scout (inspect it from the shore) noting a large piece of wood stuck on the side of the river close to where we need to run our boats. Safety kayakers and paddle rafts through, its time to run the gear raft through, as I pull towards the right bank and turn my boat, I realise I am closer to the tree than I want to be so I begin to push away from it, just scuffing the right side of the boat, but in the process breaking my right oar. As the rest of the team helps me get to the shore we run some repairs and head off again to our layover beach. Time relaxing and enjoying rowing nothing. Take a swim, read a book, just relax. We head on down the following day, near to where we crossed the river in the bus all those days earlier and set up camp. The final day on the water, sees 40 rapids in a day. Epic. Awesome. Un-rivalled. Even compared to the Zambezi, this is a wonderful day of whitewater. Teams now poised to tackle even the biggest rapids like Ashram with confidence. As we emerge onto the Sun Kosi, there is a little sadness, knowing we have left this magical tributary behind us, after an amazing adventure.
Clients leave, after the flight back to Kathmandu, the following day, with a relaxed easy going nature, after Nepal has taught us to take in the beauty, the white water and spend time with it’s wonderful people. I know for sure, I’ll be heading back to Nepal again next year whether for the Sun Kosi, Karnali River or the Tamur, just because it is, magical.
Adventure travel isn’t about the destination, its about the journey, and this is a special one.

industry_corpus2: Travel & Geography


text: ROUGH CUT (NO REPORTER NARRATION): STORY: U.S. television personality Kim Kardashian and rapper Kanye West left a Paris apartment block on Friday (May 22) hours before their wedding celebrations are expected to take place at the Chateau de Versailles. The couple were accompanied by their daughter North who was in a stroller and Kardashian's mother Kris Jenner. West and Kardashian are then expected to travel to Florence on Saturday (May 24) where the wedding is due to be held, an official from the mayor's office confirmed last week. The official said the couple had rented the 16th century Belvedere Fort for 300,000 euros (244,293 pounds) for the occasion, which will be presided over by a Protestant pastor.

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We're expecting more than 160 people to be racing on Sunday, the biggest field that we've had for the duathlon. Thank you for your support. If you have any friends who are planning to race, please remind them that entries close at midnight on Friday and there won't be any entries on the day.
We're expecting a dry day with light winds and temperatures of 12 degrees but please keep an eye on the weather forecast. Due to the rain we've had this week, there are a few small patches of mud on the track across the field at the end of the running loop. The rest of the run course is on pavements or tarmac roads so we would recommend that you wear road shoes but please take care as you run along the path.
The race starts and finishes at Whitecross Sports College, 3 Elms Road, Hereford, HR4 0RN The car parks and registration will be open from 0730 until 0830. Supporters and anybody arriving after 0830 must park at The Range opposite the school.
Posted on April 7, 2016 by Hereford Triathlon Club.

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NEW Design - Features Adjustable Ergonomic Seat!
The Seatbelt is included; optional (removable) feature. (You can attach or not attach the seatbelt according to your own preference.) Adjustable Height Pushbar (with utility net) also is included with the Kettler Happy Air Navigator Fly Tricycle. Also includes SAND TOYS with bucket stored right on the rear step plate at the back.
The Kettler® Air-Navigator™ Stella Kettrike® tricycle features an ultra-sturdy design with a smooth ride on oversized, tubeless air tires with ball bearings. The Air Navigator's low step-through design and 5-position Quik-Adjust™ frame makes it easy to accommodate the growing child or siblings of different heights. The Kettler Air Navigator also features a 3-in-1 Auto-Freewheel™ coasting pedal system, so kids can coast without the pedals flying - the pedals stay stationary at rest while you coast. Includes SAND BUCKET and SAND TOYS (removable) on the rear step plate of the tricycle.
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Included Bucket and Sand toys stored on the rear step plate.
The included push bar is easy to take on and off as needed, and provides added safety and control (allowing the parent/guardian to push and steer the tricycle). The Happy Air Navigator Stella also features a Parental Lock to keep the wheels going straight so the tricycle is easier to push. The rear wheels swivel for easy steering; and the Kettrike has a limited turning radius - allowing only 45-degree turns, in order to help prevent tipping.
The new Kettler Happy Air Navigator Stella design also features an adustable, ergonomic seat for added comfort.
The Kettler® Happy Air Navigator Stella™ makes it easy to go on a walk with your child riding the tricycle, but still allowing the parent control as needed over the steering. You can take push the Kettrike just as you would push a stroller, while your child still feels as though they are the pilot. Kids love playing with the included sand bucket and sand toys!
* Rear Wheel Steering (making it easier for parents to steer).
* SMOOTH RIDE thanks to real air tires -- Featuring Komfy-Ride real AIR TIRES for superior performance, road gripping traction and responsive maneuvering (10" front/9" rear).
* Navigator Mechanism: Simple On/Off switch to activate Navigator Mechanism (No cables needed).
* SAND BUCKET and SAND TOYS - Includes a rear step plate with a removable sand bucket, and comes with a rake, shovel, sifter, and sand mold.
* Patented Parental Control Steering Lock System: Locks handlebars into place for parental steering with the included pushbar. The patented parental control steering lock allows parents to lock the front wheel in a straight position to prevent accidents.
* Auto-Freewheel: Exclusive integrated automatic free-wheeling allows children to rest their feet on the pedals while parents steer with the included pushbar.
* Quick-Adjust Frame: Telescoping multiple frame adjustment with patented Quik-Adjust knob (5 frame adjustments).
* Limited Turn Radius: Handlebars and front wheel do not turn more than 45 degrees left or right, greatly reducing the danger of tipping over.
* Free Push Bar: 4-Position Adjustable Straight Push bar included. Easily removed with a push of a button.
Ages 1 to 5 years.
Frame adjusts from: 29.5 in. to 32 in. in length.
*Seat to Pedal: 17.5 in. to 21.5 in.
Seat to Floor: 11 in.
*Measuring note: When measuring seat to pedal, sit child on the floor with knees slightly bent and measure from hip to heel.
Kettler Happy Air Navigator Stella Weight Capacity: Up to 150 pounds.
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The Kettler Happay Air Navigator tricycle literally grows with your child -adjust the frame length, adjust the frame height and it is a tricycle that will be enjoyed for years!
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The push bar is easily removable.
COOL KETTLER GO-CARTS great for healthy, pedal kid-powered fun!
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Many people and organisations are now turning to online learning. There are lots of reasons why you may prefer it to classroom-based training. For example, you can usually access learning at a time and place that suits you. Also, it can be less disruptive to your work day than a classroom course. Most online courses allow you to progress at your own pace.
Learning management systems are like online classrooms. You can access reports about learners’ engagement and progress. Also, you can set up Virtual classrooms within an LMS to divide students into groups. You can add timed course releases ensuring steady progress is maintained throughout a course. You can add assignments and certificates in order to recognise participation and completion of courses. Many LMS’s support multimedia presentations so that you can make course materials to suit all learner preferences .
However, learner uptake may be low because people feel isolated and unsupported without a tutor to advise and peers to discuss issues with. Classroom based learning allows people to feel part of a group, to share ideas and support each other through discussions. All these things are shown to help with learning. For online learning, You can create a dedicated forum for people taking the same online course or belonging to the same organisation.
At Lorators we are able to set up dedicated Learning Management Systems for organisations, provide dedicated space on a shared LMS and arrange the creation of courses by experts for delivery on the organisation’s own system. Please see our website www.lorators.comfor more information.
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Solid-State Chemistry and Materials Research | Gesellschaft Deutscher Chemiker e.V.
The “Solid-State Chemistry and Materials Research” division of the German Chemical Society (GDCh) was founded in 1963, and is meanwhile one of its 26 divisions. Around 800 chemists from academia, industry and civil service have united to create a competent forum for addressing questions of inorganic materials science in research, application and teaching. Around 65% of members work at universities, and the other members come from industry or are self-employed.
In the past decades, however, the work area of solid-state chemistry has considerably expanded. Whereas structure determination methods and thermodynamics, besides solid synthesis, were the predominant topics at first, now research interest has also concentrated on the internal properties of solids, surface phenomena, solid-state kinetics as well as the modeling of solids. Also complex systems can be analyzed and specifically processed with the help of modern physical investigation techniques.
In the meantime materials science – a field in which chemists, physicists and engineers work closely together— is indispensible for the development of new materials. Yet solid-state chemistry provides important foundations for materials research. Solid-state chemistry develops the chemical understanding of new materials and contributes to the discovery of new compounds as well to the study of their structures and properties, altogether essential for progress in the field of materials sciences.
The division members work towards acquiring new knowledge about questions from the area of condensed matter and generating principles for the corresponding technical areas. The division aims to set scientific and research-political accents by developing opinions and position papers. Other aims are to create suitable framework conditions for the expert area and to strengthen the position of fundamental research in this area.
The rapidly progressing interdisciplinary scientific and technical development in this area of materials sciences requires a systematic incorporation of solid-state chemistry in technology programs for materials development. Thus, the division cooperates with the German Federal Ministry for Education, Science, Research and Technology (BMBF) and related scientific societies, committees and institutes in the national and international area. It is crucial to inform the public with founded information to convey to them a reasonable understanding of scientific and technological developments. Thus, the division supports initiatives and projects that serve to inform the press with substantiated information about current topics. The division gives impulses for advancement programs of the German federal state as well as the EU in the area of technologies of the 21st century (e.g., new materials, nanotechnology) and strives to become actively involved in the corresponding organizational and personnel developments.

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Entry forms for the second annual Preston Scout House Band Inc. Kids Colouring Contest, offered in conjunction with the Preston Idea Exchange are now available at the public library building, 435 King Street East, in downtown Preston. Deadline for entries is Friday, May 31.
Colouring and drawing related prizes will be awarded to the best three pictures in each of three age categories. Entries will be judged based on skill level, creativity and use of colour. The nine winners will receive their awards following Preston’s July 1 Canada Day Parade at the Band’s annual barbecue, to be held this year at St. James’ Church, 520 Ellis Road in Hespeler.
Posted by News Editor on Sunday, April 7th, 2019. Filed under Current News, DCA News.


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AAA hockey is a significant commitment. But we also recognize the obligations our players have outside of the game to school, family and much more. That is why we have adopted a Weekend Practice Model. The location for the practice varies, but has traditionally alternated between Charlotte, Greensboro, Hillsborough and Raleigh, North Carolina as well as Greenville and Charleston, South Carolina.
In addition, we conduct a single weekday skill development practice in multiple markets. Players have the option to choose a location that is most convenient for them.
It allows us to draw top level talent from a broader geographic area.
Our players get to focus during the week on school work, tests and other obligations. They can then spend the weekend completely focused on hockey and team bonding and cohesiveness.
Tournament locations are at times age specific, Jr. Checkers scheduler works to fit the teams in the best developmental environment and experience for that team. The association does its best to schedule all age groups to the same tournament for family convenience. Here are some of the projected destinations for the upcoming season.
In order to develop better hockey players, the Jr. Checkers recognize that we must also understand our players are humans. And we want them to be good ones.
The organization’s core values of Respect, Discipline, and Team are consistently reinforced both on and off the ice. Players must adhere to strict guidelines related to team attire, schedules, curfews and behavioral expectations. Players also understand that issues outside of hockey, such as performance at school or discipline problems, will have an impact on their ability to participate on the team.
Beyond that, coaches are expected to be in regular contact with their players to ensure they are having a meaningful Jr. Checkers experience. Coaches will also provide parents with updates on their player’s development and things they can do to support their continued growth.
The Jr. Checkers are pleased to announce the appointment of Dan Predhomme as Head Coach of the 2006 Minor Bantam Tier 1 team.
Please check back with jrcheckers.com and gocheckers.com for upcoming announcements regarding future Tier 1 coaches, tryout dates and times, and for exciting new program details including mites and other age levels for the 19-20 season.
The Jr. Checkers are pleased to announce the appointment of Zac Houle as Head Coach of the 2007 Pee Wee Tier 1 team. Zac will also act as the Associate Coach of the 2008 Pee Wee Tier 1 team.
In addition, the Jr. Checkers are pleased to announce the appointment of Mark Tagg as Head Coach of the 2008 Pee Wee Tier 1 team. Mark will also act as the Associate Coach of the 2007 Pee Wee Tier 1 team.
Please check back with jrcheckers.com and gocheckers.com for upcoming announcements regarding future Tier 1 coaches and exciting new programs for the 19-20 season including mites and other age levels.
The Jr. Checkers are accepting applications for coaching positions for the 2019-2020 season.
Applicants, if you are to be considered for a coaching position and are currently coaching, the Jr. Checkers must receive written permission from your current association to have any further communication with you.
Team Carolina today announced it is re-branding the organization as the Jr. Checkers, a Tier 1 AAA youth hockey organization. The Jr. Checkers will field a 14U team for the 2018-2019 season that was formerly under the Team Carolina banner. Stephen McKirdy will serve as head coach.
“This is a logical step for our organization because it shows our commitment to the continued the growth and popularity of hockey in the region. It also demonstrates a unified approach to player development in the Carolinas and creates a stronger linkage and partnership between the Hurricanes and the Checkers, particularly as it relates to our Tier 1 AAA youth organizations,” said Derek Wilkinson, Senior Vice President of Hockey Operations for the Checkers and President of the new Jr. Checkers Board of Directors.
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A bridge is usually used where there are fewer teeth to replace, or when the missing teeth are only on one side of the mouth. Bridges are usually made of a precious metal base with tooth coloured porcelain bonded to any visible areas to make it look natural.
If you have a missing tooth or teeth and would like to discuss a bridge or the other ways of filling the gap please get in touch.

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Peace First is eager to partner with schools and youth organizations that share our vision and commitment to youth peacemaking. If you are an education leader interested in using our materials in your setting and looking for additional support, please consider dac [at] peacefirst.org (contacting Peace First) to find out more about partnership opportunities.
Partnerships are free of charge, and provide powerful opportunities for schools and youth organizations to invest in young people’s natural abilities to be peacemakers. Please join us in our work, and become part of a movement to create the next generation of peacemakers. Email us today at dac [at] peacefirst.org.


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On this web page you can find a review of the rotary waffle maker manufactured by West Bend. If you wish to get the West Bend 6200 Hi-Rise rotary Belgian waffle maker, Click Here.
To begin with, the size of this unit is supposed to allow its user to bake 7 inch round and one inch thick Belgian waffles. One evident feature that this product has is the rotation function. What exactly is the purpose of the rotating function?
After pouring the batter into Belgian waffle plates and placing the food that you wish to bake, the rotation function should help spread the batter a lot better across the bottom and top plates and eventually cook the food more evenly.
Other features that the appliance has are the “power” and “ready” indicator lights, the dark/light browning control and a cool touch handle. The dark/light browning control can be used to deal with the individual preferences of each and every person. What about the performance of this design?
While the unit has a rotation feature that should help it cook the food much better, it still has some problems that you should know about. First of all, the baked food does tend to stick to the plates of the unit – this is despite the fact that it actually has nonstick plates.
Other than that, the rotating function might work fine in the beginning, however, this part tends to get stuck very often and a lot of people also complain that the handle actually broke after a relatively short amount of time.
It’s true that this kitchen tool doesn’t cost a lot of money, but if it isn’t durable enough to last more than a couple of months then why should people buy it in the first place? Perhaps a simpler and less complicated design (without the rotating function for example) would have yielded much better results.
Additional features which are included with this model are the folding feature for compact storage, the dishwasher safe and removable drip tray and of course, the instructions / recipes that are also included with the unit. Another important thing to mention about the 6200 Hi-Rise rotary unit is that its Belgian waffle plates cannot be removed for easy cleaning.
Regardless if you’re thinking about obtaining this appliance or not, it would be smart to try healthy food recipes and not only delicious foods that are less good for the well being of our bodies (by the way, there are more than enough alternatives to this West Bend rotary waffle maker). For example, you may discover that whole grain waffles could be just as good the regular waffles that you can bake (depending on how skilled you are). Other necessary things are to drink enough water, exercise regularly and try to quit smoking. Anyway, the kitchen unit probably won’t be the best product for you buy regardless if you want to eat healthier recipes or not.


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Manor Grove Condominium Just Reduced from $119,000 to $115,000 1920 NE 1st Terrace Unit 208H Wilton Manors, FL 33305 The Manor Grove condos are one of the best buys in the Wilton Manors real estate market. This lovely unit is the nicest one bedroom currently on the market and has just been reduced. You can walk to the action of the Drive (Wilton Drive) and also great shopping. If you are tired of renting and want a move in ready condo that requires no work you should see this unit. Please call Wilton Manors realtor Keith Hasting at 305.778.0244 or email at keith@keithhasting.com and schedule a viewing.
1114 N.E. 16th Ave Unit 1114 Fort Lauderdale, FL 33304 3 Bedroom 3 & half Bathroom 2,810 Sq. Feet $545,000 Beautiful new townhome in a small and intimate setting with curb appeal and more. This stunning townhome is only 10 minutes to the beach, downtown and excellent shopping and dining. With high end quality finishes and a designer kitchen that is perfect for those that like to cook. The size is much more generous than other townhomes in this price range. The open floor plan maximizes the feel as well having a gorgeous upper balcony terrace with a tropical lush view. Call Fort Lauderdale realtor Keith Hasting at 305.778.0244 or email keith@keithhasting.com and schedule a viewing or for more information.
Coral Woods 2 Bedroom | 1 Bathroom 3260 N.E. 19th Ave Unit # 27 Oakland Park, FL 33306 $1,300 a month Located in East Oakland Park's Coral Woods neighborhood and only 10 minutes to the beach and within walking distance to excellent shopping. This is one of the best rental deals in the area as most rentals are hundreds more a month. The kitchen and bathroom have been recently updated as well as the flooring. Located in a intimate and private building surrounded by tropical landscape and with a garden view. Call to schedule a viewing or for more information on this amazing rental. Credit score and proof of income and background check required.

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Fenergo, a provider of digital Client Lifecycle Management (CLM) software solutions for financial institutions, has launched Rules as a Service (RaaS), a cloud-based regulatory rules offering.
The ‘plug and play’ solution is designed to enable financial institutions to easily integrate Fenergo’s regulatory rules capabilities into their existing digital platforms.
Hosted on Amazon Web Services, the highly configurable API-enabled rules engine utilises client data in rules calculations and leverages Fenergo’s market leading regulatory content. This provides financial firms with a robust, auditable, easily maintained compliance solution, future proofing them against evolving regulations including KYC, AML, Foreign Accountant Tax Compliance Act (FATCA), Common Reporting Standard (CRS), Securities Financing Transaction Regulation (SFTR), GDPR and MiFID ii.
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industry_corpus2: Finance & Economics


text: Here I have three of my (vast collection of) Charles de Lint books – these are all illustrated by John Jude Palencar and I love his art style to pieces. Fun fact, Onion Girl was the first de Lint book I read and I recall it was the cover that first caught my eye in the library, followed by the strange title. If you’re looking for urban fantasy, I can’t recommend de Lint and his world, Newford, highly enough. You might be surprised to find I’ve read two of these three books! xD They’re all published by Tor. Onion Girl – 2001, ISBN: 9780765303813, Forests of the Heart – 2000, ISBN: 0312875681, The Mystery of Grace – 2009, ISBN: 9780765317568.

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Thank you for Violet from Tiramisu Cowboy for her great work and for snapping a picture of the Wakasagihime picture in the booklet!
album: Shout It Out Loud!!!
Facial expressions, emotional expressions, the colors of a melody.
And so we’ve got a purpose in this world.
Even if my life is only temporary, I want to be living.
I want to be as I am.
Because we can surely meet a brand-new melody tomorrow.


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Oceans make up most of the surface of our blue planet. They may form just a sliver on the outside of the Earth, but they are very important, not only in hosting life, including the fish and other animals on which many humans depend, but in terms of their role in the Earth system, in regulating climate, and cycling nutrients. As climate change, pollution, and over-exploitation by humans puts this precious resource at risk, it is more important than ever that we understand and appreciate the nature and history of oceans. There is much we still do not know about the story of the Earth's oceans, and we are only just beginning to find indications of oceans on other planets.
In this book, geologists Jan Zalasiewicz and Mark Williams consider the deep history of oceans, how and when they may have formed on the young Earth -- topics of intense current research -- how they became salty, and how they evolved through Earth history. We learn how oceans have formed and disappeared over millions of years, how the sea nurtured life, and what may become of our oceans in the future. We encounter some of the scientists and adventurers whose efforts led to our present understanding of oceans. And we look at clues to possible seas that may once have covered parts of Mars and Venus, that may still exist, below the surface, on moons such as Europa and Callisto, and the possibility of watery planets in other star systems.
Jan Zalasiewicz teaches and researches geology at the University of Leicester, and previously was a field geologist and biostratigrapher at the British Geological Survey. His interests range from the early Palaeozoic world of half a billion years ago to the geology of the present day. He has served with the Palaeontographical Society and the Geological Society of London, and is now Chair of the Anthropocene Working Group of the International Commission on Stratigraphy and Vice-Chair of the International Subcommission of Stratigraphic Classification.
Mark Williams is a palaeontologist who teaches the geological history of climate change at the University of Leicester. He has worked as a field geologist for the British Geological and British Antarctic surveys, and served on the council of the Palaeontographical Society both as an Editor and Vice-President. Currently he is a member of the Anthropocene Working Group of the International Commission on Stratigraphy, and the Stratigraphy Commission of the Geological Society of London.
Together they have co-authored The Goldilocks Planet: The four billion year story of Earth's Climate (OUP, 2012).
The story of our solar system is developing into one of the most absorbing ' and puzzling ' epics of contemporary science. At the heart of it lies one of the greatest questions of all ' just how special is our own planet, which teems with life and (this is the difficult bit) which has teemed with life continuously through most of its 4.5 billion year lifetime?
It pays to be nice. One of the most absolutely, emphatically wrong hypotheses about the oceans was coined by one of the most carefree and amiable people in nineteenth century science. It should have sunk his reputation without trace. Yet, it did not.

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In the garden area at Bodhicharya Center in Berlin-Friedrichshain, a Stupa for Worldpeace is under construction.
In the garden area at Bodhicharya center in Berlin-Friedrichshain, a Stupa for Worldpeace is under construction. Stupas originated in India more than two thousand years ago and were used mostly as reliquaries. They are considered as the most important symbol of Buddhism. A stupa is a sacred building, which embodies the spirit of an awakened being, a Buddha. Its diverse symbolic meanings point out to the spiritual path. The sacred building inspires not only due to its beauty and great symbolic value, but also embodies the principle of feng shui. The traditional architecture and the design of the surrounding garden are constructed according to certain rules, so that healing energy can flow freely. Stupas have a cleansing effect on the elements, promote the inner and outer balance between man and his environment and thus contribute to peace in the world. The construction is expertly guide and built by professional stupa builders from the Buddhist monastery Lekshey-Ling in Kathmandu / Nepal, Chojey Lama Phuntsok and Khenpo Karma Namgyal.
With the arrival of the monks from Kathmandu, pressure is put on a rapid completion of the stupa. We kindly request for funds since this forces up prices.


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We are long overdue for an updated Subscription Sharing thread! Whether it's BoxyCharm, Ipsy, or PopSugar we want to hear (and see) all about what you are subscribed to.
Because a number of fake items have been sent in trades, it is strongly advised you provide photos of your higher-end items, including the labeling (you may be asked for it anyway) and list WHERE you purchased the item from. Fakes are readily available from less reputable sellers and can contain toxins! It is important to everyone to know where their cosmetics come from.
Please also be aware that some makeup products cannot be sanitized - please use caution in your trades. When in doubt, ask the community, it's a great resource! Used items you may wish to avoid are mascara, liquid eyeliner, lip glosses, and cream products.
Please use discretion with whom you enter into trades with. There is a summarized list of trusted traders here: http://community.sephora.com/t5/Off-Topic/List-of-Successful-Traders-January-2015/td-p/1852954 Protect yourself in your trades, ask questions (such as where an item was purchased), ask for additional photos (to show level of usage and/or labeling to prove authenticity).
If you don’t feel 100% comfortable doing a trade because someone is new, you can request they send their items first.
Please use the private message system on Beauty Talk and/or tag the user you are trying to get in touch with. Communication is key! You can tell a lot about a trade by how the communication goes. If you will be unavailable for any periods of time, please be up front, and if there are any issues with shipping please be up front about that as well.
Having tracking and insurance on shipments goes a long way to figuring out where an item might be. The USPS puts anticipated delivery dates and tracking numbers right on the receipt. If there is any issue with an item you have sent out, please follow up with the carrier.
The eyeshadow and brush look great @IndyQT317!
Ohhhh the Goldfaden looks good, @Shosh85 !
This is exactly the same as my box minus the add-on's they forgot to mail me (still dealing with that). Along with my regular Ipsy bag this whole month was just kind of bleh. I sold/gave away a lot of the stuff I received to coworkers. I am curious about the cleanser and the eye cream as I've heard good things about both, and yes I am shocked to say that about something that has Paris Hilton's name on it .
I really like this months box. The palette is so pretty. The brushes feel so nice. The only item I’m not sure about is the glow powder.
I got this variation too! I’m so happy because I really didn’t want another mascara and the other eyeliner choice seemed like not very good quality.
Great box @faeirgirl. That Pur palette looks gorgeous! I still have no idea why I'm not signed up with Boxycharm. Their boxes are bangers.
Oh you great the variation I was hoping for. It had some fun products this month.
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On Wednesday, June 21st, following the recommendation of a selection committee, the Kenton County Fiscal Court chose the proposal of a team led by Turner Construction Company to design and execute construction of the new county administration building and the 303 Court Street project, contingent upon successful negotiations.
The team selected to execute the $24,900,000 project includes Turner Construction Company, Brandstetter Carroll Inc., SFA Architects Inc., THP Limited Inc., Al. Neyer and Urban Sites.


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Greece is such a beautiful country and the food is absolutely delicious! It was very easy to eat vegan for the week there. We ate greek salads minus the feta, stuffed grape leaves, stuffed tomatoes, and lots of goodies we purchased at Bamboo Vegan, a wonderful vegan shop in Athens. Our favorite culinary find in Greece was fava. Fava is a savory dip that rivals hummus for my affections! It is not, as we first thought, made from fava beans, but is actually made from yellow split peas. Like hummus, it is extremely flavorful and creamy, yet unlike hummus, it is best served warm or at room temperature. My whole family loved it, which is why I asked for the recipe everywhere we went. Our favorite fava was made as part of a wonderful vegan meal, cooked just for us, at Kalestesia Suites on the magnificent island of Santorini. We owe many thanks to their chef, Victoria, and maitre d, Yiannis, who took incredible care of us. We had a fantastic dinner in the cozy basement wine cellar. Here is their recipe, which although the ingredients are correct, may have a few slight adjustments since I was unable to read the exact measurements on the handwritten recipe they so kindly gave to me.
Bring water, peas and onion to a boil in a large pot. Lower heat a bit to keep at a slow boil for 20 minutes, then reduce heat to low and simmer an hour longer, stirring occasionally. Drain, but reserve 1/4 cup liquid. Return to pot. Add olive oil and cook a few minutes over low heat, stirring. Add salt, pepper and lemon and either puree with an immersion blender or pour into a food processor or blender to puree. Add reserved liquid, 1 T at a time, if the fava is too thick. It should be the consistency of a thin hummus.
For the topping, heat the oil in a saute pan over medium high heat. Add the onions and cook until translucent.
Add the capers and heat through.
Spoon over the fava dip.
Enjoy with pita bread, crudite, crackers, or on its own.
Scapes Scapes Scapes – I love scapes!
I think it is my favorite thing to grow because you get two wonderful harvests from one planting. The scapes come first and then soon after, the garlic itself. Garlic scapes are so delicious, and a bit milder than the garlic. They are becoming quite popular and are easily found at farmers’ markets this time of year in the New York area. I am always amazed by how beautiful they are and always have to eat a few raw, right off the plant.
Every year I have so many scapes and still wish I had more because I love cooking with them. This year I made my favorite scape pesto first. I have basil growing all summer and make pesto quite often, but this first pesto of the year, made with scapes, is always my favorite because it is the tastiest. The subtlety of the scapes is exquisite. If you do not have scapes, feel free to substitute scallions, but look for scapes in the future because they are amazing!
I also usually make a scape hummus, but this year I decided to switch it up a bit and make a dip with cannellini beans. The bean dip is more original and definitely has more depth of flavor. I am convinced you can’t go wrong with garlic scapes. After a day of cooking with them, though, I am now excitedly awaiting the garlic itself! Great garlicky recipes soon!
Place all ingredients in food processor and process until well combined.
Serve over your favorite pasta. I love it on kelp noodles!
I recently came across black lentils for the first time and knew I had to come up with a really special way to use them. What I created far exceeded my expectations! The potato cakes are so crispy and delicious and the lentils, while they obviously don’t have the squishy texture of caviar (which I never really cared for anyway), they do have a seafood taste. By cooking them in kombu and shitake broth, the fish flavor is subtle, yet perfect. This recipe makes a very large amount of both the caviar and the potato cakes, so please reduce it unless you are making it for a party as I was. And just so you know – they will disappear very, very fast, so you might want to make more than you think you need! I used fresh dill, chives and lemon zest to garnish them, but I bet they would also be wonderful with fresh cilantro, rosemary, orange zest, fried sage leaves, or whatever you have on hand. They are just so darn good they will always taste great!
Separately soak the shitakes in 2 c warm water and the kombu in 4 c warm water, for 30 minutes.
In a medium saucepan, place the lentils, salt, dulse, and the shitakes and kombu, with 2 cups of the soaking liquid from each.
Bring to a gentle boil, then turn heat to low, and with lid open a little bit, simmer for 25 minutes, or until tender. Remove kombu and shitakes and then drain lentils.
In a glass bowl, combine oats with 1 1/3 c water and microwave on high for a minute and a half. Set aside.
Grate potatoes and onion together (onion will help potatoes from turning brown) in a food processor or by hand.
In a large bowl, combine grated potatoes and onion with bread crumbs, salt, onion powder and oatmeal.
Heat oil in pan over medium high heat. Form mix into small circles and cook in oil until browned on both sides, about 3 minutes per side.
If the mix gets too liquidy, you can add more bread crumbs as you go along.
To serve – place a teaspoon of cream on each cake and place a teaspoon of caviar over the cream. Garnish with your choice of chopped dill, lemon zest, chives, parsley, cilantro, fried sage, orange zest – just about anything you like!
Defrost puff pastry at room temperature for 40 minutes.
In a large skillet, saute onion and garlic in oil over medium high heat until translucent. Add water chestnuts and frozen crumbles and cook a few minutes more. Meanwhile, place the bouillon cube and broth in a small, glass bowl and microwave for 60 seconds. Stir well. Add the broth mix to the pan and cook, stirring, for 5 minutes more.
Once the pastry is defrosted, roll out to thin a bit. Then cut into 2-3 inch squares. Place 1 T filling in the center of each square and fold the corners in to create a square puff shape. Place seam side down on a lightly sprayed baking sheet and bake for 15 minutes. Makes about 20 puffs.

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Al staying cool in our air-conditioned apartment.
View over Sukhumvit from our apartment.
The "Trendy Apartments" swimming pool.
Tuktuks and a pink taxi - they also come in other bright colours.
Diesel engine from a truck in one of the famous longtail river boats.
The Grand Palace - such a lot to see here.
Good advice for the unsuspecting tourist.
A golden guard outside one of the temples.
Golden guards surround the temple.
A golden Wat - lots of these in Thailand but they are not all gold.
Change of scene - this is Soi Cowboy. One of the the streets in Bangkok crammed with girlie bars.
The manager of this bar decided the honest approach would pull in the punters!
Fancy a late night snack - deep fried grasshoppers, cockroaches and various other insects for sale!
You can buy most things on the streets - this is the man to see if you need a brush.
Al with Sophie, Tilly, Emma and Dave on a Burma railway locomotive.
The famous Bridge over the River Kwai.
Al has crossed the bridge - where is she off to now? .... Burma?
Al with a sleeping Tiger - fortunately he had already eaten!
Nige with a Tiger - not sure you are allowed to do this in England.
The Buddhist Monks look after the Tigers and give up all their worldly goods - except the iPhone of course!
Poster celebrating 80 years of the Vietnamese Communist Party. Featuring Uncle Ho.
The old town - small shops making and selling all sorts are found here - this is a drum shop.
Delivering drums - by motorbike!
City centre traffic - no apparent traffic regulations here.
Nice line in helmets for the discerning biker!
Flower delivery man - probably saving up for a motorbike.
Hawker selling vegetables - the pavements are for eating, doing business and parking bikes.
How about a nice carpet? Pedestrians should walk on the road or buy a bike!
Taking a break - it is hard work selling vegetables.
More stuff celebrating 80 years of the Communist Party.
Hanoi Fine Art Museum - Buddha picking his ear.
Our cruise boat - one of hundreds that ferry tourists around the bay.
Fruit and vegetable sales - you will not go hungry here.
How about a nice bunch of bananas?
Al at the One Leg Pagoda - unfortunately she is standing right in front of the leg so you cannot see it!
The main Hanoi to Saigon railway line - not much peace if you live right next to it.
12 hours overnight from Hanoi to Hue and our second trip from Hue to Saigon was 22 hours.
The Citadel is huge. It is surrounded by a moat and a wall and contains numerous temples.
One of the grand gates in the Citadel wall.
A smaller gate inside the Citadel.
Yes, another gate - it must be lunchtime by now!
And here is lunch - a local speciality. Seafood soup with noodles and some red spicy stuff.
The fruit and vegetable market. The pointy hat is a popular fashion accessory here.
Silk lanterns on the bridge to celebrate Tet (Chinese New Year).
A familiar sign preserved for the tourists.
The Holy See - home of the Cao Dai religion.
Cao Dai worshippers inside the temple.
An entrance to the Cu Chi Tunnels - no wonder the Americans could not find them all.
Nige looking a little unsure about holding this large Python!
Vietnamese ladies resting in the shade.
Tank at the War Remnants museum. This one was used by the "American imperialist aggressors".
Al with a North Vietnamese Peoples Army tank used to storm the Reunification Palace.
Nige up the mast - fixing the wind direction indicator which was bent when a fat bird sat on it!
Al with some new friends in Melacca.
Tanjong City marina with Strummer in the foreground - a bit rolly when that ferry arrives but it is right in the town centre.
View from the marina - one of many beautiful colonial buildings.
Another colonial legacy - The Queen Victoria Memorial Clock tower.
Loads of Chinese buildings aswell - many quite dilapidated like this one.
Temples everywhere - this one always has the biggest and smokiest joss sticks.
The Indians are also here - our favourite Indian Restaurant - great for Tandoori Chicken and Naan.
Indian street stall - very tasty Onion Bhajis and Vegetable Pakoras.
(about 20p). Will have to be careful or we'll be getting fat!
Backpacker land on Lebuh Chulia. Laid back atmosphere and cheap beer at the Betelnut Cafe (orange sign).
Our bus to Kuala Lumpur - very comfortable with fancy curtains and a rather loud colour scheme.
Merdeka Square with its old colonial buildings and modern KL in the background.
Modern building with Islamic styling.
The Coliseum Hotel bar - a relic of British colonial days and totally unspoilt by progress!
Al with the Petronas Twin Towers in the backgound.
Nige on the Petronas Twin Towers skybridge - quite high up but not even halfway to the top.
Hole in the Wall anchorage in Langkawi. Calm and peacful but loads of flies at night.
The swimming pool at Rebak marina.
Al outside our Phnom Penh accomodation - The Hotel California 2.
The Foreign Correspondants Club (FCC). A nice bar and restaurant with lots of tuktuks outside.
The rather grim S21 prison used during the Khmer Rouge regime. Before that it was a school.
Many thousands of people were imprisoned and tortured here before being sent to the killing fields. Only 7 are thought to have survived.
The rules for prisoners translated into English give an idea of the harsh conditions.
Just a few of the remains preserved in the monument at the Killing Fields - a very sad place.
Cambodia nowadays is much more pleasant - here we are getting fuel for a countryside tour in a tuktuk.
Only the major roads are tarmac. Some are like this and many are a lot worse.
Mines have been cleared from most areas but we were careful not to stray from the paths.
The Rikitikitavi hotel. We stayed here because Al liked the name - a very nice place.
Ice delivery - would you like one lump or two?
The Bamboo Railway station - run by the locals on a disused railway track.
The "train" is a bamboo platform resting on the axles. It is powered by a small engine and rubber belt.
Train coming the other way?
No problem. Dismantle one and let the other past - takes about a minute!
Al enjoying a lemonade in a local cafe.
We travelled by river boat from Battambang to Siem Reap. Our boat was a bit bigger than this one.
Unfortunately it was not very reliable. Here the water pump is being attended to - the first of five breakdowns during the day!
Parts of the river were also clogged by floating weed. Our boat managed to forge a path through eventually.
The riverside dwellers are practically hemmed in by the floating weed and find it hard to battle through it in their small boats.
A young girl watches from her floating home as we make our way slowly down river.
If you do not want to float on the river you should build your house on sticks to avoid being washed away during floods.
The main tourist attractions in Cambodia are Angkor Wat and the other nearby temples. This is a gate to Angkor Thom.
The stone carving is amazing - this wall is covered with Apsara dancing girls.
We spent three days touring the temples Here is Al with our tuktuk driver Neang.
Angkor Thom with reflection in the moat. You have to visit during the rainy season to get this photo.
A day off from the temples at a silk farm. Here the silk thread is being unwound from the silk worm cocoons.
The tie died thread is woven into patterned cloth. They can weave about 1.5m per day.
Ta Prohm temple - much of the jungle growth has been left in place.
Some of the temples are in ruins but still worth visiting.
This monk had a long way to walk to the next temple so we offered him a lift. See if you can spot the gold teeth!
Another temple gate - these things are all over the place.
Another temple - but this one has monkey statues.
Neang wanted to stop off at the tuktuk factory. This is his new tuktuk which should be ready in a few days.
Here is Al wandering around another temple.
A typical Cambodian landscape - rice paddys and palm trees.
Al and Neang buying palm sugar sweets after a hard day templing.
After Cambodia we spent eight days working in the boatyard. Strummer is now looking very smart with new anti-fouling.
Nige, Daryl, Al and Stuart on a rainy boat trip to Phang Nga Bay.
James Bond Island in the rain.
A ladyboy from one of the cabaret shows with an unidentified tourist. Yes, this is (was?) a guy!
Our favourite English bar in Bangkok - had to stop here en route to Chiang Mai.
Overnight sleeper train from Bangkok to Chiang Mai with fierce air-conditioning.
Nige resting in the shade after a 12 hour journey from Bangkok.
Al resting outside one of the numerous temples.
Work to do - Al doing the washing at an outdoor laundry.
Sushi stall at the night market.
Local bus from Chiang Mai to Chiang Dao. No air-con and they squeeze 5 seats to a row.
The Chiang Dao Nest - this is our hut in the mountains.
A temple in the mountains above Chiang Dao.
Relaxing on the verandah - it is cold here at night but we'll stick with it as we have a cooler full of Chang to drink!
Another temple - it is a bit different though.
The Volks Bar in Soi 7 - cool place for a beer or cocktail. Stayed in Bangkok again on our way back to Phuket.
A Kings Cup racing boat in Ao Chalong. Do not anchor here - it is too shallow!


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I’m back!! Sorry I’ve been gone for a while. Life has been so busy lately and it was hard to get in the kitchen!
With the rainy and dreary weather we’ve been having lately, I’ve been craving something light, refreshing to cheer up my mood.
Zoodles with spicy chickpeas and edamame to the rescue.
This is definitely my favorite go to vegetarian dish. Everyone knows me know I love vegetarian food. Although I’m not a vegetarian myself I do enjoy eating light and incorporate more vegetables in my life.
Let me introduce you to your new vegetarian dish pasta and I’m sure you’re going to love it.
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I love to add a handful of angel hair pasta to the zoodles and serve it with my favorite Trader Joe’s pesto sauce.
Refreshing, healthy, spicy and delicious for the win.
Spiralize zucchinis according to your preference. Place zoodles into a colander and let sit for about 10 minutes.
After 10 minutes, pat dry with paper towel.
Heat 3 tablespoon olive oil in a medium skillet over medium heat. Add in chickpeas and sprinkles seasoning over, gently stir. Let the chickpeas cook for about a minute, until golden brown on both sides. Transfer to a bowl.
Return the skillet to medium heat, add in oil, zoodles, pinch of salt and cook for about a minute, until zoodles are slightly soften but still crunchy.
Remove from heat. Add in cooked chickpeas, a handful of angel hair pasta, 1-2 tablespoon of pesto sauce.

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Matthias is a general and operative gynaecologist with expertise in treating menstrual disorders, pelvic and abdominal pain, endometriosis and cervical dysplasia (abnormal smear). With 20 years’ specialist experience in Germany and New Zealand, his particular interest targets the optimal therapy and surgery to suit the individual’s need in the context of long-term outcomes.
After graduating from Ludwig Maximilian University in Munich, Germany, Matthias left Germany with his New Zealand wife to start his medical career at Waikato Hospital in Hamilton. He returned to Germany where he completed his qualification as a specialist Obstetrician and Gynaecologist in Stuttgart. He then worked for five years as leading consultant at the highly respected Filderklinik (including complementary and holistic aspects) before returning to the Bay of Plenty (Whakatane) with his children and wife, Stella.
Since 2007, he has been one of eight consultants at Tauranga Hospital who take part in the teaching of students and registrars. An honorary lecturer of Auckland Medical School, Matthias is also a spokesperson for Tauranga Hospital’s Senior Doctors.
In his private practice at ProMed House, he particularly enjoys being able to give his patients the benefit of his individualised care without the restraints of time and waiting lists.
Matthias takes an active interest in growing 250 avocado trees biodynamically on his large lifestyle property. Now that his children have left the nest, they are spreading their wings all over the globe, being keen travellers too. When he can find time, he enjoys being outdoors in the Bay of Plenty, cultural weekend activities in Auckland, and, as a special highlight, tramping in the South Island.


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Scrap Car Blackwell will collect in and around Blackwell (RH19), West Sussex free of charge, fast response. A lot of car owners are unaware that if they have a scrap car it will still need to be taxed even if the vehicle is not in use. Do not pay a company to collect your scrap car. We will tow your old car for free!
As well as offering a completely free collection, we are also currently able to offer cash for scrap cars in Blackwell depending upon the weight of the vehicle!
We like to offer the people of West Sussex a service that they can rely on, with this in mind we have many happy customers. After trading here for so long we know the area very well and can be out to you in no time at all. We will collect your car at the agreed time slot, you can rest assured. We will collect vehicles, seven days a week, 365 days of the year, and are able to work around your commitments.
We make sure that your car is disposed of the correct way. Some scrap car companies might sell your car and not scrap it, sometimes not even informing the DVLA that your vehicle has changed ownership. This can put you in a very awkward position as if there are any fines issued you will be liable to pay them. When we collect your old scrap car we always ensure that the DVLA are aware that the vehicle is in fact being scrapped, there's one less thing for you to worry about. When we dispose of an old car we always ensure that whatever can be recycled is and we often reuse a lot of parts, keeping the impact on out environment as low as possible.
Ensure that your old car is disposed of correctly, we would like to keep the streets of West Sussex tidy and clean of rubbish. Broken down cars on streets makes our area very untidy and run down, scrap your old banger today and make your street and your neighbours happy. Scrap that old car, call today!
It is so simple to scrap that old car in Blackwell. Pick up your phone and call us today and learn how to scrap your car. Otherwise, just take a look at our helpful guide to scrapping your car so that you know the procedure before calling.
The car scrappage scheme at first may seem like a great idea. However, you will be limited to what you can buy. You can't just go out and buy any car you want. People seem to get very frustrated as this deal is not available on all cars, only certain cars are available in the car scrappage deals.

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If you are prepared to throw yourself into the Samcart Payment world, it has one of the best affiliate programs on the market. I will be talking about that too later on.
In case you’ve never created a sales funnel before then Samcart Payment has you covered.
While Samcart Payment gives you a wonderful starting point with its funnel and page templates, the Samcart Payment editor is the place you can truly make each page in your funnel your own.
Elements (or widgets) are all vital for providing you the flexibility to design the specific pages you woud like and Samcart Payment gives you a large variety of them to use.
The Samcart Payment affiliate program pays out 40% recurring commissions for each referral you make and you can win cool prizes like $500 towards your own dream car as soon as you hit 100 active referrals.
Samcart Payment also has another excellent feature for affiliates called share funnels.
Samcart Payment limits you to 20 funnels, 100 pages, and 20,000 visitors on their cheapest plan. I’m really not a fan of software products that limit you in this way.
That is why Samcart Payment put so much work into the onboarding process to help ease you into the software. The Samcart interface is fairely well designed for the most part and when you’ve assembled a couple funnels yourself, the entire process does get easier over time.
Samcart Payment support is fairly good in my experience, although they can be a little slow in responding. They use Intercom, so you may immediately ask questions in the live chat box. Support requests are usually answered in a couple of hours and I found the staff to pretty helpful to all my questions.
Even though Samcart Payment has its own email service provider via Actionetics, it also integrates directly with all the best email marketing software on the market.
I believe Samcart Payment gets some negative buzz around it due to all of the affiliates who are making an effort to market it.
There are a few Samcart Payment alternatives out there which share a number of the same capabilities as Samcart Payment. Two that I use myself are LeadPages and SamCart.
However, if you are selling a service or product, then Samcart Payment is the better choice. While it comes with a higher learning curve than Leadpages, once you master the tool, you can really explode your sales as soon as you begin creating sales funnels for each of your products.
SamCart is a product that lets users build amazing, high converting checkout pages. Which gives it a lot in common with Samcart Payment.
SamCart does permit you to add order bumps, upsells and downsells such as Samcart Payment does. You can also quickly create coupons for your products which is just another terrific way to increase conversions.
However, where Samcart is missing, is the capability to capture leads and build complete sales funnels. The products come in at the same $97 a month price point, and I find Samcart Payment to be quite a bit more flexible and powerful than Samcart.
Otherwise, Samcart Payment could be overkill for you. You can collect leads or sell your front end product more cheaply using alternative services.


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We launch on the 27th !!!
A new version of the launch campaign plan has been announced yesterday and our rocket, REXUS 15, has the earliest hot countdown opportunity on Tuesday the 27th. It all depends mainly on the weather and payload readiness but chances are pretty high things will go as planned! A communication test between our rocket module and the service module is planned for today, with a bench test following up tomorrow.
We are now in our second day at the ESRANGE Space Center getting our experiment ready for flight! In the morning there are quick meeting briefs with all the teams present and Alex Kinnaird who takes us through the day’s plan. Yesterday we also attended a presentation about the safety regulations of the compound where DOs and DON’Ts where discussed. Unfortunately, riding the rocket in a cowboyish fashion is not allowed during the hot countdown.
We will post a live feed of the launch as soon as one will be set. Stay tuned!
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The Holly Pond Trail is another of the lesser used trails, known mostly by campers and others who use Wompatuck State Park regularly for outdoor recreation.
If you are camping at Wompatuck State Park you will find the beginning of this trail past the campground road marked "W".
The trail marker is S17. If you are not camping at Wompatuck, park near the ranger station or the transfer station just across the street.
Another parking spot would be at the Mt. Blue Spring parking area.
If open you may obtain a map of the campground at the Ranger Station, this may be helpful navigating that area.
An explore of the campground alone can be a several hour adventure! Much of the non electric side is not in use.
In season this bath house is a handy resource.
Follow the main entrance road in taking a left to the non electric side of the campground.
If you park at the transfer station there is a more direct way in across from the park marker "E14". This leads directly into the campground just shortly before the Yarrow Bath House.
The main road takes a right and follows past the Bath House. Hiking mileage starts here. Once after the bathhouse follow straight.
There will be a multi use trail leading straight into the forest. This leads to the marker S18 which is an alternate route.
To find S17 and the Holly Pond Trail however, take a right with the main road. This will lead you on a portion of "R" road and then a left at the next intersection. The road continuing straight here is marked W road???
These are not used anymore and not marked. Head straight till the main road turns right. Another unmarked road to the right.
Shortly after the road turns right, the trail leads left on a trail that begins with asphalt at .22miles. Turn and look across from this intersection and you should find the S17 marker.
If you have parked at the Mount Blue Spring lot, find the narrow trail beyond the fence to the right of the parking area.
It starts midway up the parking area and climbs a moderately steep hill and brings you into the campground on the "Y" loop. At the top you will find a "W7"marker.
Once in the campground go left and follow the loop road out to the main road and go left again.
You will be just past the bath house, follow the instructions above to access S17.
This route seems to be a favorite of many a bicyclist especially to connect to the South Area where a well travelled bicycle loop exists.
The Holly Pond Tstarts wide and asphalt changing quickly to gravel. Careful as the asphalt has a bit of a lip to it as it changes. The Holly Pond Trail then runs a steady light downhill grade.
The park suggests this for equestrian use as well!
but certainly is wide enough for this kind of use!
The trail turns sharply to the right as it comes to the intersection at .28 with a couple of trails one leading to the border of a closed off area.
The alternate S18 trail goes left here.
The hiking trail will go up hill slightly after the turn and you may encounter a sign warning of hunting in the area.
The trail will now go downhill at a much steeper pace.
A trail not on the map leads to the right with another hunting sign at its entrance.
right with first views of Holly Pond.
but still wide enough to support multi sport activity.
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Not sure what or how much of a stock is here.
If you continue straight you will come upon a paved road with an open gate.
Here are the markers S15 at .51 and S16 around the corner to the left.
Before this gate is another trail leading to the right.
This lagoon area is used often as well for dog swimming.
Great for dogs that are not as social as some may be. The alternate "beach" is on this side trail.
It follows the pond shoreline.
Another view from the side trail after the beach.
Following the road through the gate and heading to the left will bring you out to Union St, the main road through the park.
A loop can be made by going left on Union St and continuing on to the parking at the Spring or at the Campground.
There are many other trails and loops going right at the paved road after Holly Pond Trail.
The main paved road will make a loop around the wildlife management area.
This description is good as an additional way after the Picture Pond Loop or for those coming to the park to directly visit Holly Pond.
This sign is located on Union St. There is a gate here blocking vehicle access.
a good idea. This is used as access for Scout camping.
From the back gate in Norwell and the Picture Pond Loop trail head continue down Union St. Shortly you will pass by a couple trails into the South Area on the left and Boundary Pond. After the pond there will be a couple more trails to the left and the road will start a moderate downhill jog.
The hunting area sign and gate will be at .23 miles.
Follow the wide paved road till you find the S15 marker and the wide gravel road it marks.
Along the way at .34 a trail leads left uphill and across to the right will be a short overlook to the Aaron River.
At .42 will be a left for S35 multi use trail. S16 will be to the left at .51, strangely the marker is before the trail.
A short distance later at .55 you will come to S15 and Holly Pond will be in sight.
Continue straight over the culvert to access the trail that leads to the campground.
At .68 you will pass through a chain link fence gate area.
The trail will start a moderate uphill climb. To the right just before another chain link fence a trail leads out. This connects to one of the S19 boardwalk trails off Union St.
At .80 the hill crests and the trail meets an intersection. The trail straight connects with a S18 trail marker. The Holly Pond Trail goes left here.
The trail continues uphill but more gentle and shorter.
At .87 a wide road goes to the left into an older campsite. The trail continues straight through a stone wall. After the stone wall the trail turns to asphalt.
The intersection at S17 and the Holly Pond Trail head. This shows an older unused camp road.
It arrives at the camp road and S17 marker at .90.
Go right, shortly another campground road goes left and at .97 the trail meets the junction of R & W roads.
Go right, you will start to see occupied campsites in season. At 1.05 the trail meets a main camp road with a wide multi purpose trail to the right that leads to S18.
Going left will bring you to the bathhouse and Yarrow Road on the right where you will find marker W7 on the left and the trail to Mount Blue Spring parking lot across from the marker.
Follow Union St down to the campground or across the street at the transfer station or further down Union St at Mt Blue Spring. All have abundant parking.
If parking at the back gate directions for Mt. Blue St are here. Scroll down for this entrance.
The trail is only 1/2 mile. Good connector for many other hiking routes.
There is a link to a map on the Wompatuck State Park main page.
Maprika is highly recommended because of the abundance of trails and used with a smart phone becomes a gps as well, much like google maps with a vehicle!

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Last week I took a class on using Copic Markers. I had seen some beautiful things produced by using those markers and liked the idea that the colors would blend flawlessly. I was looking forward to learning to use them. I was sure I'd love them and was thinking about how I'd afford this new product because they have tons of colors available for about $5 a pen.
The good news is that I didn't spend any money! The bad news is that I really didn't like them. I know learning to use them takes practice, but I just felt like it wasn't worth the effort. In class we were given an item to color and were supposed to shade it with the left side being darker. It was really difficult. If you had 8 shades of one color that you could blend together to do the shading perhaps it would have been easier, but we had 2 plus the blender pen (which, by the way, is a MUST if you use Copics.) I was frustrated that I'd apply the color which was really strong and then my "shading" was done by using the blender (which works more like a bleach pen) to remove color. I worked on one little image for an hour and still didn't have it turn out as I would have liked. I had problems with the color "floating" out of the image and then I'd have to work to push it back in. When I added an accent color, it floated into the other color and looked horrible. When I looked back at my work, it looked like the work of a 4 year old and I wasn't pleased. Perhaps with more practice and the purchase of many markers I could eventually turn into an artist, but I'm not willing to invest my time or money when I have something at home that gives me the look I desire for less. I also don't want to have to buy new ink pads for stamping my images (StazOn won't work with Copics) or different cardstock. I came home and pulled out my Stampin' Write markers and realized that while I can't "blend" them with other colors, I can do lovely shading with either the blender pen (which really is a blender instead of a bleach pen) or with my Aquapainter. The Stampin' Up markers only cost $3.50 and perfectly match my cardstock. They also serve double duty because not only can I use them to color images, but I can also use them for journaling or writing sentiments inside my cards.
The coloring on your card is beautiful. Looks like you already have the right "tools" to make a beautiful card.
I love the colouring you used on your card. Glad to see that Copics may not be the most useful tool. I will stick to SU markers.
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Control Groups are portions of your visitors who are not exposed to the sales material presented by Bunting. They represent your website as it would be performing without Bunting. Control Groups allow you to accurately measure improvements (or drops) in your bottom line sales.
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In Bunting you can optionally set Control Groups for specific actions. Doing so allows you to split A/B test each action you put in place, in order to scientifically measure the effect on your bottom line sales. To do this, simply set a Control Group when you are creating or editing an action, using the ‘Control Group’ field. If you don’t want to set a control group for an action then simply set the Control Group to ‘None’. This is relevant if you’re setting a personalisation feature on your website that you don’t expect or intend to affect your bottom line sales.


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Seeking to fill this knowledge gap, this article brings into focus how the restructuring of state controlled coal mining in the regions of Jharkhand in Eastern India and the resulting displacement of local communities, including adivasi (indigenous) communities, affect women in gender specific ways.
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Abstract Coal mining contributes largely towards economic development of the nation like India although it has a great impact upon the human health.
Anti Mining Activist Murdered in Ranchi. Suresh Oraon had for years been opposing the pollution and displacement caused by coal mining in the region, even taking the matter to courts.
This demonstrates that the proposed method is an effective approach for retrieving 3 D mining displacement fields and will play an important role in mining related hazard prevention and environment assessment under limited InSAR acquisitions.
The first statement Coal mining is a traditional Czech industry, which contributes to national energy independence, and therefore it is necessary to break the current limits and to extend existing mining area represents for us a convinced pro coal attitude.
4) Displacement of Humans due to Mining Destruction In West Bengal,India people are being displaced in huge numbers as the hollowing of the earth due to underground coal mining has made those places unsafe as the Land Caves in without warning.
Mar 18, 20160183;32;There are a number of reasons behind the demise of the U.S. coal industry, but the biggest factor is displacement of coal by natural gas in the power generation sector.
Mines, Mining and Displacement in India This paper examines Indian specific cases to determine the impact of mining induced displacement and resettlement (MIDR). It provides a gendered perspective on displacement and environmental degradation issues and explains how women are more exposed to negative impacts from displacement.
According to Downing (2014, p.8) there is a unique tendency in mining to move human settlements on a piecemeal basis, a strategy he refers to as stepwise mining expansion and land take. 17 In mining, this renders displacement a distinctly incremental phenomenon.
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For those that have their life filled with drama, going to church can be one place they can find rest and peace. As a church architect, one possible goal is to design a church refuge. This blog explores what a refuge is and how your church building could help provide places for people to relax and recuperate — design a church refuge.
What joy for those you choose to bring near, those who live in your holy courts.
The author of these words, David’s life was not simple. Between when God anointed him to be king of Israel to when this occurred, David’s life was filled with about 15 years of running for his life from King Saul and the king’s army. When David did become king, the following years were filled with fighting with Israel’s neighbors. Then there was the Bathsheba incident. After that his son Absalom revolts and David has to fight to win back the throne. Then Sheba leads a small and short lived revolt and then there is a long three year famine. David’s words above likely came while in the middle of one of these high stress events. Yet, these words highlight how David finds refuge in the Temple.
1. Bring Near To God: As much as possible, provide places for people to connect with God. This mostly happens in worship service. But are there other places people can connect with God? Prayer places, small group study places, and classes are the most common examples of places to connect. Make sure they function with this goal.
2. Blessed and Joy, Satisfied and Festive: Refuge places bring blessings to congregants, are joyful, satisfying, and are festive. Use angular or curves in your building or color and different materials to bring joy and a festive architecture. Use furniture and other small items to add joy filled options for people to relax. Unfortunately, the goal of some church projects is to spend the least amount of funds. They create boxes of boring architecture. This can be the opposite of places of joy.
3. Dwell and Live: The longer someone stays, dwells, or lives at your church, to more likely they will be refreshed and renewed. Make a dwelling place like church home where people want to hang out with friends and family. This concept can contradict many of the modern concepts of church where people are herded in and out as fast as efficiently as possible. Instead of efficiency consider the opposite, the journey. Life in Christ is about the journey. Consider the journey of your congregants, how they enter your building and stay in your building.


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