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Vadim Zubkov had a hat-trick, including the overtime-winner, as the Junior Bruins picked up a road win in Helena on Saturday night.
Wausau 0 @ Peoria 6 - Jaden Gardner turned aside all 15 shots against to backstop a stout offensive effort from the Mustangs as they toppled the Riverwolves 6-0 on Saturday. Connor Bennett set the tone with two goals on the night, joining Cody Layne (2a) and Nick Ulrich (2a) with multi-point outings. Jared Wisely, Brad Larson, Austin Keil and Brandon Hay found twine as well for the victors. Wausau's Alexandr Gilev stood tall in goal with 32 saves in the loss.
North Iowa 3 @ Rochester 1 - After an early Grizzlies goal from Brock Hildenbrand put the hosts ahead through twenty, the Bulls responded in a big way with three unanswered markers to take a crucial road win over Rochester on Saturday. Matt Dahlseide led the North Iowa resurgence with two goals, aided by an individual strike from Marco Escobar. Dysen Skinner took the win between the Bulls' pipes with 21 stops, while Liam Kelly faced down 26 pucks for the Grizzlies.
Willmar 1 @ New Ulm 3 - Much like the Bulls, New Ulm faced a 1-0 deficit after Andrew Pitleck helped the Warhawks take a first-period advantage before three Steel strikes gave the hosts the win. Jack Parks, Carson Sandwick and Keegan Bauman lit the lamp for New Ulm, who featured 13 saves from netminder James Royce. Lucas Ehrlich came up big for Willmar, stopping 45 of 48 pucks to keep it close.
Missoula 4 @ Helena 3 (OT) - After seeing his his teammate Misha Akatnov dominate Missoula's Friday night win over Butte, Vadim Zubkov had his day with a hat-trick -- including the overtime winner -- to help the Bruins slip past the Bighorns on the road. Trevor Prince put Missoula ahead early, followed by a pair of Zubkov markers to see the Bruins to a 3-0 lead at the halfway point. Elliot Plourde then responded for Helena with two goals in the middle frame, setting up Kaden Lindberg's third-period goal with five minutes left to force extra time. Zubkov needed just eight seconds in overtime to take a huge two points for Missoula. Josh Sample was a star in net for the Bruins, turning aside 39 of 42 shots that came his way. Carver Thompson stopped 27 of 31 in his own strong showing for Helena.
Great Falls 14 @ Butte 4 - Four different Americans potted two or more goals, and five more lit the lamp once as Great Falls romped to a 14-4 victory over the Cobras in Butte. Cody Dearing (3), Lindros Beard (2), Payton McSharry (2), Levi Mese (2), Brody Boyce, Jens Juliussen, Garrett Peters, Trent Cowden and George Nuutinen filled the goal column for Great Falls in front of a combined 28 saves for Drew Scites and Cam McIntosh. Butte recieved 27 saves from Casey Mattfeldt, while Wyatt Haakenson, Tyson Stovin, Will Shults and Brandon Lyons provided the Cobras' goals.
Yellowstone 1 @ Bozeman 4 - Sterling Morin set the Icedogs on the right path with two first-period goals and the team never looked back, dropping the Quake 4-1 on Saturday. Duncan McGarrah and Dalton Heimer also found twine, while Jack Harris snapped Mikael Levokari's shutout bid in the Bozeman cage with a late second-period goal for the Quake. Levokari finished with 19 stops on 20 shots, while Michael Allman was stout for Yellowstone with 48 saves on the night.


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If you like the smell of buttery popcorn, the fizz of a cold beer, and a great movie, make BSA Space your go-to location the first Friday of every month to take in a series of design-related films. From documentaries on historic preservation, building tiny houses, or futuristic sci-fi film noirs, these films will entertain you while broadening your appreciation and understanding of design. The BSA Space Film Series may include a short panel discussion among members of the design community or spark an open dialogue...it’s a great way to start off your Friday night!
The BSA Space Film Series is a program of the BSA Foundation.

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An Optimum Health Institute Review!
The Optimum Health Institute From A Patron's Perspective!
"I arrived at Optimum Health Institute of San Diego about 3pm in the afternoon on Sunday. This being my 6th trip out there, my body immediately remembers from the unique smell of green where I am and what we are about to do. DETOX. I opt for the meal plan without sugars (no beets, carrots, watermelon or fruits). I have no problems with sugars but why not give my body a week or two without it. The program here is so supportive and easy from the standpoint that I am not the one preparing meals! I just show up and eat what they present me.
I love this place. Unlimited water, wheatgrass juice and rejuvelac, and seconds on meals if you feel you need it. The program includes exercise class every morning or afternoon. Breakfast is at 8:30 am - not too early for those who like to sleep in a bit. There are morning and afternoon educational classes that are fabulous! It's the best of anatomy class in three weeks or less! You learn why you are doing this cleanse and how to support the body when you leave. I have found this part of the program as important at the food they serve you. It has changed my life! The food has steadily improved over the years. There is a new chef since the last time I was there and the food is amazing! Much more interesting and still raw! Lots of baby greens, tomatoes, sprouts, seed cheese, raw crackers and a few new sauces that were delightful! The raw tomato soup was delicious.
The program is a three week program, but you can go one week at a time if you wish. I would suggest that for your first visit to stay at least two weeks if not the full three. It will do amazing things for you well being. I left there with fifty times more energy than I had when I arrived! Feel free to call them at OHI if you have any questions. They have the information you need."

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If you love Irish Soda Bread, you'll adore this dish! The dish itself is beautiful, with intricate Celtic knot details sculpted in ceramic, a Claddagh ring design encircling the recipe in the center, and the pearlized finish on the trim. If you're new to this delicacy or want to try it for the first time, there is a recipe on the bottom to help you make the easiest, tastiest Irish Soda Bread you will ever taste. It comes with a metal display stand, so you can show it off all year. What a perfect gift for all the Ireland lovers in your life!
Materials: Stoneware (lead-free), metal stand included.
A very pretty dish with th perfect Irish bread recepie.I will not have to worry about misplacing it.
Absolutely the best Soda Bread Recipe I ever made and so conveniently printed on the plate!Followed the recipe exactly as printed and it was loved by all.Thank you.
Beautiful plate and great recipe.
Delicious recipe, beautiful dish but hard to clean.
Every year I make Irish Soda bread and collect recipes seeking the best.I have had inconsistent success.I bought this pan, thinking it would be decorative for a festive display.It is very lovely.While the recipe was similar to others that I have, it was tweaked a little towards the side of perfection.I admit I was hesitant to actually bake in this dish.It is just too beautiful and I was afraid that it would be hard to clean.It cleaned quickly and simply and the bread is the best ever!My dad said it even surpassed his Irish neighbor's and he's been enjoying hers for years. Thanks for sharing such a wonderful product!I love it.
I bought this as a gift for my daughter.She loved it!She likes the display plate, and made the soda bread recipe this past weekend.She said all her company loved the bread and wanted a second piece but wanted to make sure everyone got at least one piece first!She said next time she has company for St. Patrick's Day, she'll make another pan in advance so that she has two!
I bought this dish to make a Soda Bread for St. Patrick's lunch at my church.The recipe was easy and the bread turned out great!Lovely dish to serve it in as well.And I'll never lose the recipe because it's right there in the dish!Just be sure to finish the recipe before greasing and flouring the dish!!! Great buy for a great dish.
I have not baked in the dish yet.There is no writing on it to know if it is dishwasher or oven safe.The dish is very pretty.The stand however is very flimsy to hold the size and weight of the dish.The first one I ordered kept flipping over, not sturdy enough to hold the weight of dish securely.Isabella sent me another, but it is not much better.I had to bend it to make it work.I probably will have to look for a more secure stand or just not display it.
I just purchased these two products -- Irish Soda Bread Baking Dish and the Garlic Twist -- for myself and am so satisfied that I want my daughter to have them too. The recipe is one of the best I've tasted -- not dry. She asked for the recipe but should have the dish too.
I just received this for my birthday from my mother, as she knows I love to cook. It is such a beautiful dish! I woke up this morning to the lovely smell of baking bread and raisins and found that my husband had surprised me with an Irish soda bread breakfast! What a wonderful recipe! It is so simple and quite delicious. The dish itself has a nice weight to it and is much more beautiful in person. What a great gift for any cook, Irish or not!
I ordered 4of these Irish Soda Bread dishes for my 3 daughters & also myself!!! I was very happy with the dish. I am looking forward to trying the recipe!!
I purchased this item and used the recipe to make Irish Soda Bread for my family. The Soda Bread was delicious and smelled so wonderful while it was baking. The dish is a beautiful decoration on its stand and is equally useful for baking. Clean up was a breeze.
I purchased this Soda Bread Dish so I could display it and also use it in my kitchen. It really is a very nice dish you could give as a gift also.
I purchases this as a gift for my daughter who spent her honeymoon in Ireland. What a lovely, lovely plate and perfect birthday present! Very nicely packaged and looks much more expensive than the actual cost. Thank you Isabella!!
I'd been eying this for over a year & finally decided to order it. Not only is the dish a beautiful display piece -- love the little stand it comes with -- the easy recipe is delish! I was a bit skeptical since my other soda bread recipes do not contain egg or melted butter, but it tasted wonderful & rose even higher than the one pictured! Luck of the Irish! Me thinks it was the dish!
I'm excited about the dish and look forward to making many loaves of Irish Soda Bread.
Item arrived as described... it is lovely!
Just received this dish two weeks ago and have made Soda Bread 4 times already, I used a different recipe and it works well.This dish is not only beautiful, it also makes great bread.
My bread came out perfect. I highly recommend it for anyone who enjoys making Irish Soda Bread.
My daughter received a similar baking dish as a gift and if was knocked over and broken.She was heart broken.I found this beautiful dish ( and display stand - extra bonus) on the website and surprised her with it.She absolutely loves it.It's beautiful, well made and has the added display stand.Excellent gift for anyone who loves being Irish!!
Nice display for the soda bread.Just remember to note the cooking time & temp. before putting mixture in the pan! The mixture could be cut down a little.Mine was a lot higher than this picture.
This dish is beautiful and useful. I have given several as gifts and receive raves from family and friends. When I am asked for my recipe for Irish Soda Bread, I frequently give this gift along with my recipe which is slightly different. My granddaughter asks to make soda bread often, she just turned 6, and carries this to me as if it was gold. I'm not sure she likes the bread nearly as much as the dish. It works well for other baked goods too, of course, especially apple cake which I hope to make tomorrow!
This is a beautiful dish!Can't wait to use it (when it's cooler here).

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Filmed in Athens, Greece, the ‘Alexandra’s Story- Romance & Rare Disease’ short film is part of the Little Stars film series and we are grateful to all those who supported the crowdfunding campaign to make filming this story possible.
“Alexandra is, first of all, is a strong willed child.” Stavros, Alexandra’s father tells us.
In South Africa, there are over six million cases of HIV, making it the country with the biggest HIV epidemic in the world.
Naledi Kopane is one of these six million. Living in Bloemfontein, Naledi was diagnosed with HIV when she was only four years old at a time where there was no treatment: A HIV diagnosis meant that death was inevitable.
“I was just told I have six months to two years to live. I don’t feel that way right now, and I don’t look that way.” These words from 33-year old LeeAnne explain her personality and outlook better than any others.
LeeAnne is from Boston, USA and was diagnosed with Cystic Fibrosis when she was two years old, since then her condition has worsened to the point of being inevitably terminal, but nonetheless LeeAnne is determine to persevere.
In Uganda we meet a Wasswa, a child being treated by Dr Henry Ddungu (Uganda) with oral morphine to treat his cancer pain.
We filmed Wasswa in Uganda while we were making LIFE Before Death but felt it was important to highlight that although Little Stars is focused on how palliative care is helping many children accomplish the extraordinary in the face of serious illness, there are up to 20 million children around the world who can not access palliative care. Many of these children can’t access even basic pain relief.
In Singapore we meet Jessica and her family at the Hospice.
‘There is still a lot of joy to be had in life, I think there’s a tendency to look on people with disabilities or people with illnesses and focus on how they’re different or the negative. It’s only societies attitude that limits us and I just can’t believe what a joy Joseph has been for us.’ Fiona Stewart, Joseph’s mother.

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text: In his lecture “Beauty in nature from the point of view of spiritual and bodily hygiene”, delivered in 1896 at the Tytus Chałubiński Museum, Henryk Nusbaum described the vividness of the mountain landscape as the object of aesthetic experience, which had apositive impact on the physiological processes of the human body. Emotions stemming from asense of beauty reduce suffering and pain, bring comfort and relief in everyday worries, strengthen the body and make it more resistant to the causes of disease. Nusbaum calls this beauty of nature, alleviating the negative impact of sorrow and suffering, ahygienic factor, which is sometimes of therapeutic nature. In addition, the experience of the beauty of the mountain landscape is something more than just an aesthetic sensation — it is apremise of contemplation, which elevates human beings morally and prompts them to fight for the ideals of love, wisdom and justice.


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We Love old trucks, cars, motorcycles, and even old tractors.
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The Teach Starter Gift Card is a great present idea for your teacher friends.
Please note: Gift Cards are currently only available to Australian members.
You can send a Teach Starter Gift Card to anyone who has an email address. We have three digital gift card options to choose from. You can also include a personalised message.
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text: This 6" porcelain dog bowl is perfect for feeding Fido his dinner or holding water. The simple white bowl will match nearly any room's decor. The bowl is 2.5" high. Microwavable and dishwasher safe. Made in China.

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This week we continue "chatting" about Felicity Kendal, who is familiar to MPT viewers through her starring roles in Rosemary & Thyme and Good Neighbors. As good as she is in those shows, Kendal's real talent is in the delivery of Shakespeare's language - hardly surprising considering she grew up touring around India with her parents' Shakespeare troupe, Shakespeareana.
Rudman and their son, Jacob.
When Kendal turned 17, she rebelled. Going against her parents' wishes she bowed out of the troupe, in which she'd been a member since a baby, and she returned to England. Her father was furious.
"You stupid little b****r. You'll marry the first clot you meet and end up in hell with mortgages and misery," recalls Kendall. "He just couldn't understand why I would want to opt out of this bohemian lifestyle he had created for his family and go back to England where I would have to fight for every role."
For the first year Kendal was back in Britain, it seemed her father was right. She struggled to get work and was almost on the point of admitting defeat and returning to England. Instead she decided to accept whatever job she was offered - it turned out to be a terrible West End play that closed after just seven days. Kendal eventually managed to get work in a two person television play called The Mayfly and the Frog, appearing opposite John Gielgud. Another flop followed; the role of a lesbian in a West End play in which the bikini clad Kendal had to mud wrestle! At least her reviews were good!
Kendal's first husband, Drewe Henley.
In the meantime, while striving to make it as an actress, Kendal married. She was just 21 years old. Her husband, Drewe Henley, was older, had been married before and was in Kendal's eyes much more sophisticated. Just months after they married though, Henley, began suffering from bouts of manic depression.
"We went from bliss and glamour to total horror," says Kendal.
Henley's illness, which came on immediately after he concluded filming Star Wars Episode IV: A New Hope in 1977 in which he played Garven Dreis, was terrifying. He was violent against himself and deeply troubled.
"Tom and Barbara" in The Good Life.
"One of the most difficult things is accepting the person you love has a problem, and you can't do anything to help," says Kendal. "You try and reason, if we had another baby, if we moved house, if we went on holiday, it will make a difference. So you join in this half lie. You do your bit and it doesn't make any difference. It was very dark, and some of that darkness attaches itself to you."
The marriage lasted 11 years, during which time the couple had a son, Charlie, and Kendal became a public figure when she was cast in The Good Life (Good Neighbors).
"It was really hard doing The Good Life while my first marriage was disintegrating. The show was the very opposite of what was going on in my home life," remembers Kendal.
Kendal's second marriage was to American theatre director Michael Rudman, with whom she had a son, Jacob. The marriage broke up in 1991 when Kendal had an affair with playwright Tom Stoppard, who left his wife for her. The relationship lasted seven years. Then in 1998, Kendal went back to Rudman and although they never remarried the couple is still together.
Not long after Kendal and Rudman married, her beloved sister, Jenifer died, at age 51, leaving a 16-year-old, an 18-year-old and a 20-year-old. Jennifer had remained in India after marrying the Indian actor, Shashi Kapoor. Her death had a profound effect on Kendal. Despite their 13 year age gap, the two were extremely close. Not a day of their lives went by that they weren't in communication, if not in person then either by letter or phone.
who was only 51 when she died of cancer.
"It changed me," says Kendal of her sister's death. "She was all my friends, my sister and mother in a way because she was older than me and looked after me a lot of the time."
Now it's Kendal who is doing the looking after. Along with her own children, and grandchildren, Kendal is a surrogate mom and grandmom to her sister's children and grandchildren. It's a role she revels in and Kendal does as much as she can for the children, including at least two school runs a week.
"I love being available to help," says the family matriarch, "but when I am working I can disappear for months." Hopefully Kendal won't disappear from our scenes for too long!


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When disco diva Deloris Van Cartier witnesses a murder, she is put in protective custody in the one place the cops are sure she won’t be found – a convent! Disguised as a nun she makes the wrong impression on the convent’s strict Mother Superior. But when she transforms the convent’s choir into the most glorious new musical act in town, Deloris forms a lasting bond with her newfound friends? and the gang that’s chasing her finds itself up against an unstoppable team of soulful sisters!
Based on the smash hit movie of the same name, this fabulous, family-friendly, feel-good show is packed with songs inspired by Motown, funk, soul and disco, which more than a million people saw in the West End!


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Thank you to those contractors of Andrews Concrete Construction for their participation in the interviews they allowed for this page. Excerpts were taken from the main interviews that were conducted, and were then condensed for the sake of brevity. More will be added in the near future.
Q: How would you compare Andrews Concrete to other contractors?
A: With Andrews I don't ever have to worry or babysit them. They are going to do a good job, they are very professional. I don't have any concerns about the end product with them. I know that they are confident and capable, and they stand behind their work.
Q: Are you satisfied with the quality of their work over the years?
A: No question about it, quality has alway been very good.
Q: How long have you been doing business with Andrews Concrete?
A: They are the only contractor I have been working with since 1997. The are financially sound, which is always important. Their staff has always been confident and very professional, and their finished product is always very good.
Q: Could you trust them with everything?
A: No question about it.
Q:How long has Chary Construction used Andrews Concrete?
A: About 10 to 15 years.
Q:Are you satisfied with the quality you get?
A:Andrews has always been "do it right and do it right the first time". The have always been good and we have always been satisfied.
Q: Do like the way the crews are trained?
A: They got guys that are well trained, not your average guys out there, (Don) Andrews has great crews.
Q: How do they compare to other contractors you've used?
A: They have guys that are very professional. They are skilled and good guys. They are a notch above the usual contractor, and they have been good to me over the years... and I hope I have been good to them.
Q: How many years has Andrews subcontracted for you?
Q: What impresses you about Andrews crews?
A: They're always receptive and take care of business in a good business atmosphere. They do good work I've gotta say that. They've done good work over the years. They put up a good wall, and usually within tolerances. You don't have to cut things out and grind things off to make things work. They pull things off.
Q: How do they rate with other concrete contractors?
A: Well, they are above the quality the other guys have provided. There has only been a couple of instances of problems ( that were due to weather ) that created bad issues and they took care of them 100%. To rate that, that's 100% plus rating compared to the other guys. When you work with Andrews, you feel like more of a partner.
Q: More of a relationship based company?
A: Well yeah, you know, you go with someone who does the job right so it doesn't make your job any harder, and you get a better finished product in the end. They've got a good track record, they get stuff done. Even when they get busy they have been able to keep that pace and actually keep the quality of it too.
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Q: How long have you used Andrews Concrete for residential concrete?
A: Almost since they started. The spring of 1976, or close to fourty years.
Q: What is it about Andrews that most impresses you?
A: Oh, that they got the equipment and manpower to get the job done. They know they have to do quality work. Concrete can be chaos, once you pour the wall, or once you pour the floor, if it ain't right, the only way to fix it is to tear it out. They have always been good about getting it right the first time. They got people to get the job done.
Q: Do you feel the Andrews crews got it down?
A: Oh yeah, when they hit the ground running, there's no standing around. They know what they gotta do. Yeah, they got it together.
Q: How do they rate among other contractors?
A: Oh, they're top notch, they're top door. For years they are the only ones I use. Seldom was there any misstep.
Q: Does Andrews do commercial concrete for you also?
A: We've done a lot of commercial work too. We've done some jobs in commercial parks where we put 20,000 square feet of six inch reinforced concrete floor and they poured it all in one shot. Andrews is probably ones that could pour that big.
Q: They have modern equipment don't they?
A: Oh yeah, they've got first class equipment. Their whole grounds are really impressive especially in a smaller town.
Q: How many years has Andrews done residential concrete for you?
A: Twenty-five years to be safe, twelve under my current company.
Q: What impressess you about Andrews Concrete?
A: Their customer service, and they have always gone out of their way to accomodate me and get done what I need to get done. They do a good job for me and they are very fair.
Q: How do they compare with other contractors that you have used in the past?
A: When it comes to pouring walls, there are no other ones because I've never had anyone else pour walls. I've had other guys do flatwork ya know, they're okay, but Andrews has the manpower when things get really busy, they get it done.
Q: Do you feel Andrews Concrete crews are trained well?
A: Yeah, their number one man there, Jim Sanders, is excellent. He understands everything you need to know about pouring walls, I mean he's sharp, he does a good job. They don't mind communicating with me to have my imput because I am their customer.
Q: You feel like there is more of a professional relationship with Andrews?
A: Oh yeah, it's a relationship that has grown over lots of years.
Q: About how many years has Andrews Concrete been subcontracting for you?
Q: What commercial projects have they done for you recently?
A: They've done Belding Tanks, Tri-County Equipment, Magnum Power, and some others.
Q: How do they compare with other concrete contractors?
A: Just show them the job, and they get'er done.
Q: What is the differences in training and how they respond to you?
A: Oh, they're first class. If you have a big job to do, call them.
Q: Are you satisfied with the quality of work Andrews has done for you over the years?
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ThisThingRips vaping company did a great job with R2 Series GEN 3. The design is what every user would want. The black slim design with a green “R” in the middle looks better than classic pen models. They have put a lot of work into making it as slim as it can be, so the battery has only 650mAh, but that still is enough to work for 12 hours. This also depends on how much you are using it.
It has a feature that only other expensive vapes have, and that is the revert system that automatically heats to the point as same as the last session. It means that you don’t have to go through the settings every time you turn on the device. It will take it only 5 seconds to heat up, so it is perfect if you are constantly on the move.


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It is with great pleasure that I had the opportunity to announce Jared Taylor as the new Vice President of Goodco Mechanical on July 29th. Jared had been functioning as the Commercial Manager for Goodco for the past 5-1/2 years. His vision and tenacity have helped make Goodco one of the premier contractors in all of Central Pennsylvania.
We look forward to Jared’s leadership for many years as we continue to grow our organization in both area and scope while maintaining our obsession for customer service. Congratulations Jared Taylor!!


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Acomplia Reductil and Xenical is in addition to another drug as an appetite suppressant which finds its use in the fight against obesity. The active ingredient in Acomplia is rimonabant drug and engages the body's cannabinoid system, where it develops its action through inhibition of cannabinoid receptor subtype CB1.
Originally developed as a means to quit smoking, lost in clinical trials, the subjects who Acomplia was administered on average 4-5% more weight than the placebo group took the placebo.
However, the weight increased again after discontinuation of Acomplia, which is that no change in diet and exercise training has been learned!
Conclusion remains, no matter what medication one takes, it makes no sense without lifelong diet and exercise plan.
Who wants to lose weight should, therefore, necessarily low-calorie diet in his direction and reduced-fat healthy mixed diet switch, as taught to AIQUM!
Because the drug Acomplia drug has been classified as a lifestyle, not take the cash cost of treatment!

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What will you communicate in your event?
An event is basically about you having something to communicate. In order for you to be able to communicate effectively, the message must be clear and unambiguous. Communication is best if every detail of your event is imbued with the message. The best way of accomplishing this is to give your event a special theme or concept.
But what's the difference between theme and concept? In the manual "Event - How hard can it be?", published by the Inspiration Agency, it's described roughly as follows: A theme is extraneous to the event, be it white, New York, cowboys or the 70's. The concept, however, is built on the company's strategies: vision, mission and values. The concept should not change over time and it should work in all kinds of communication.
While a theme can be something that is just used for entertainment, the concept is a more long-term way to work. A theme doesn't require a lot of thinking or planning. But a concept does. We will, therefore, be concentrating on the latter. The concept should mirror what you are and express your company's values. The concept should be something that makes your business unique in relation to your competitors.
What do we stand for? What is the overall message that your business stands for? What does your brand promise? What kind of feeling should it give? What type of tone is typical for your particular company?
What do we need to communicate right now? What is the specific message that your company needs to communicate at the moment? Is there anything of particular significance? Could it be about communicating the meaning of the new graphic profile? Does the latest half-yearly report needs celebrating? Is there a new product coming out?
Who is the target audience? What type of customers/employees/stakeholders do you have? Are they conservative? Are they curious? What means of address does this target group feel comfortable with?
Make sure that everyone is on board when you are planning. This can't be emphasised enough. It's important for your own morale and for long-term success that the company really lives its brand. If your employees are not with you in thought and action when planning your concept, there is a significant risk that the project will break down in some area. You avoid this best by constantly getting approval for all work from those you are putting on the event with. This means everyone. From the restaurant manager to the sandwich maker. From the hotel manager to the porter. From the general to the private...and so on.
When you, along with your team, have identified and answered the points above, it's time to start planning the event in more detail. Planning can be done similarly to in a normal communications plan. Divide up the plan into an overall strategic part and an operational part. In the strategic plan, you draw up guidelines for what the event should result in, what the overall goals are and how to achieve them. In the operational part, you describe in more detail how everything should be done, at which time and by whom. The operational part should be a living document that is constantly subject to possible revision and correction along the way. And here, like everywhere else, it's important that all changes are communicated to all the parties involved. Backing is the keyword.
Consider all the elements of the event and how they should be communicated at each given time. Who should say what and what should be said? How should invitations be done? How should advertising be done? Should there be a single newsletter or a weekly letter? Who should do the welcoming? Should there be a speech? Make a note all of this at an early stage and share delegate tasks well in advance. Those involved must be given good time to plan so that their work will fit in with your concept as well as possible. Assemble the group periodically to get feedback and to coordinate all the input. Listen carefully to everyone - is their planning in line with the common concept?
Try our event tool, Magnet, free!


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Is there a special lady in your life whom you'd love to spoil? Discover her love language and be better able to give the kind of love that most resonates with her. If gift-giving is her emotional love language, you might want to consider sending surprise gifts.
Flowers make fabulous "just because" gifts. Take this Pink Lily and Rose Arrangement for example. It is gorgeous, thoughtfully prepared by hand, ready for display, affordable, and available for same day delivery. When you know you'll have a busy day at work, order flowers for your beloved first thing in the morning and let this little surprise remind your special someone that she's loved and she's always in your thoughts.
This floral creation is comprised of pink-tinged roses and lilies. A pink rose is a flower that communicates affection and gratitude. A pink lily, on the other hand, is a gorgeous bloom that symbolises hope, abundance, and womanliness. Our local florist have set these beautiful flowers in an equally beautiful box making this ensemble ready to be displayed and enjoyed.


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Developing Operational Excellence is a key component to any organization's success. This category of training is focused on practical skills to help your organization become more effective and efficient. Select courses are available as open enrollment events throughout the year. All courses can be customized and hosted for a group from your company.
Project Management is a two-day, hands-on training that teaches the mechanics of effective project management and alignment to achieve successful results while applying a step-by-step approach. This training is designed for people who contribute to or lead projects or are looking to grow into a project management role. You will learn the fundamentals and core concepts of project management.
Shop Floor Safety is a four-hour training that focuses on the most common safety issues impacting manufacturers today and provides participants with a proven tool to improve or implement a safety program. This training is for any employee responsible for safety in his or her organization. You will gain the skills and tools to create a culture of heightened safety awareness and reduce workplace accidents and injuries.
Cascading Goals and Actions is a four-hour training where you’ll learn how to make a “one-sheet strategy" and how to cascade company goals down through the organization. This training is geared for any leader in a management position. You’ll leave the training with a one-sheet strategy template and the first level of your cascade complete.
Culture Changing is a four-hour training that will explore the question of how to change your organization’s culture by working through a four-step progression that will help you develop the work culture you desire. This training is for any employee or manager who needs a better understanding of the steps it takes to change culture. Participants will leave with easy-to-use tools to help break down the process into manageable pieces and multiple pieces along with multiple examples to guide you along the way.
5S Workplace Organization and Cleanliness is an eight-hour, activity based training intended to showcase the power and utility of this proven strategy to improve workplace organization and cleanliness. This training is for all employees. Participants in this training will learn the fundamentals, complete case studies, and apply 5S to actual work-related processes.
Lean Manufacturing Simulation is an eight-hour, activity based training that teaches participants Lean principles, practices, and techniques. This training is for manufacturing professionals looking to implement Lean methods into their organization. Participants will experience the power and value of Lean through group activities, case studies, and simulations. In order to create an engaging experience with a variety of perspectives, this event is limited to a maximum of 12 participants.
Interviewing and Onboarding is a six-hour training where participants will identify and practice asking behavioral and situational questions that align in hiring the right talent for your company. This training is for leaders responsible for hiring and onboarding new employees. Participants will learn how to craft and practice asking behavioral and situational questions, discuss best practices for onboarding then develop their own 90-day onboarding plan.
Workplace Violence Prevention is an eight-hour training that gives an overview to best practices in workplace security and violence prevention standards as well as an in-depth look into the worst case scenario: an active shooter at your company. This training is for any employee concerned about workplace safety. Participants will have the opportunity to participate in a realistic simulated incident designed to help participants learn how to prepare for, respond to, and recover from an active shooter situation.


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About IT as a ServiceITaaS is a framework that helps enterprises manage IT infrastructures without depending on the central IT department. Business units in organizations can select IT services to support digital transformation with an optimum level of flexibility and scalability. ITaaS is emerging in the global IT service market to tackle several of these issues, relieving the leadership of justifying IT investments over the bottom line. However, since the ITaaS model adoption invites a complete change in the IT service accessibility structure, it requires the leadership and executives across the line of business (LOB) to champion the change. This becomes a necessity for making the best use of the cloud technology adoption and multiple cloud services that many of the late adopters are also embracing at a rapid rate every day.
Technavio’s report, Global IT As A Service Market 2017-2021, has been prepared based on an in-depth market analysis with inputs from industry experts. The report covers the market landscape and its growth prospects over the coming years. The report also includes a discussion of the key vendors operating in this market.
BMC Software, HPE, IBM, Red Hat, and VMware.
Accenture, Adaptive Computing, CA Technologies, Cisco Systems, Citrix Systems, CloudBolt Software, Convirture, CSC, Dell EMC, Egenera, Embotics, GigaSpaces Technologies, Micro Focus, Oracle, RightScale, Scalr, ServiceNow, Splunk, and Zimory.

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“Howzit bru” in your world is a perfect formal greeting.
Unless they try very hard, South Africans are very informal in their speech.
This by no means lack of respect. They are just being friendly and approachable.
In theatre… And in restaurant… And anywhere else! Dress code is very relaxed in most places and venues, unless specifically advised as „black tie event”.
Food is meat (read: only meat is classified as food). All the other stuff is just side dishes… And forget the green stuff!
You are the only person in the world than can properly cook meat on fire. You mastered it in bush with your dad and your uncle – your 4×4 got stuck in a mud for couple of days and you could only eat what you caught.
South Africans (regardless of race) love outdoors. They spend a lot of their time camping in national parks and watching the animals. Hunting is also popular. South African men are very proud of their cooking skills, especially when it comes to cooking steak or potje (stew cooked in large cast iron pot on open fire).
Domestic labour is cheap in South Africa, therefore a lot of young South Africans off all races would have been looked after by an African nanny or a carer (if not on permanent basis, then from time to time). “Shaya wena” means „I will hit you” in Zulu.
You can’t get South Africa out of your head. You think about it, dream about it scream about it. Good and bad.
I met so many South Africans that never travelled abroad. Not because they couldn’t afford it, but because they didn’t want to. The truth is South Africans love their country. Even those that permanently left, because they could not find themselves in the new reality after apartheid collapsed, love South Africa. That’s why they are so bitter and hateful sometimes, because they are not where they truly, really would like to be. The bitter expat is probably the one that misses his home country as hell. Things changed. Some don’t like it. But all love the country.
Of course there is! This „piece” ia a tongue-in-cheek type of article, to be taken with open mind. But despite stereotyping, there is a lot of truth in there. I hope that i didn’t offend anyone.

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text: Cute Lime Spring Flowers dog leash by Mirage Pet Products. Choice of 4 ft, 6 ft lengths and 3/8", 5/8", 1" widths. Matching collar available (Sold Separately). Made in USA.

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text: Brother P. M Abraham (85), Kumbanad Paramel Brethren Assembly, went to be with the Lord . Funeral service will be held on wednesday feb 5th. Home going service will be held today at the Paramel Brethren Assembly hall , Kumbanad at 9.00 Am and the funeral service at brethren cemetry,Kumbanad at 12 PM.


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Meredith and Todd had been together for more than a decade before he proposed. They had lived together for seven years, owned a home, and owned a business together, so it was assumed they would skip the wedding and keep doing life together as usual. But unbeknownst to Meredith, Todd had always had other plans when he proposed in their dining room on their dating anniversary. With several long handwritten letters, each was labeled to his "Best Friend," to his "Business Partner," and the last, to "The Love of his Life." It was that final letter that popped the big question and had Todd waiting on one knee.
Life had always been casual for these two lovebirds, and you know we are all about glamorous wedding days of all styles. But there is something to be said for events that feel like you are right at home with some wedding sparkle. For Meredith and Todd, the historic estate backdrop of The Obici House in Suffolk allowed the beauty of the day to intertwine with their desire to relax and enjoy each moment in rustic elegance. Photographed by Fowler Studios and planned and designed by Michelle Amarillo Event Planning, the bride and groom envisioned shabby chic vintage doors that led down the ceremony and a gorgeous outdoor reception underneath a clear tent and twinkling lights to create the setting for when they said I Do.
One of our favorite details has to be Meredith's bridal gown... because anything with pockets and a statement neckline is perfect in our book! The lush greenery-filled bouquets were accented with roses and Queen Anne's lace to add that chic touch, and gray linens sat gracefully atop wooden farm tables decorated with high and low centerpieces. With its waterside view, Meredith and Todd's day is a quintessential Hampton Roads event, and one that we love to relive over and again.


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I landed in Arkansas to visit an extraordinary girl that I’ve been able to grow up with and watch develop into a strong woman and nurturing mom. You’ve seen her before in several posts including Dear highway, will you ever end? and Look Keka, I got a bullfrog! World, meet my cousin (more like a sister) Lana Lane. We didn’t have much time for quirky photos or big events, but we dig snag a picture of the road trip to Oklahoma- me, her and her family.
Once arriving to Oklahoma we immediately started our giggles with her sister, which of course means my other sister(ish) cousin, Lacie Lane. Things that would never happen in her home: strangers– because everyone’s welcome with a smile, hunger– because she’d give you her last to make sure you’re fed, misbehaving children– momma bear means business! From left to right, Tennesee (Lacies daughter), Lacie, muah and Lana.
We all joined her son in his first soccer game of the season. You’ve seen sweet Dane in the post Time to work hard(ish). Once the cousins went back to their Monday routines I ventured to my family’s house for some sibling summer fun! Kind of strange to be writing after all these years as if you, the audience, knows these kids personally. I suppose if you’ve been following since the beginning you’ve seen them grow from little tykes in Till next time Oklahoma to the most recent in New found higher love. Now they range from 6-18 years old!
I was flattered when the boys invited me on a sunrise fishing trip. Just us, a few poles, bait and priceless time to catch up.
Wondering what the temperature is in Oklahoma on a sunny September afternoon?
Hot with a 92% chance of muggy.
Have I a mentioned how lucky I am to be surrounded by such wonderful energy? These kids are irreplaceable.
Scenes from a postcard. Clear water next to white powdery sand, complimenting a blue sky and perky palm trees. I began to wonder if you could do one too many posts of this ambiance before they all start looking the same. I think not. In my book, there’s never too much of the good stuff!
Lucky enough to live walking distance to the beach, I often found myself with sandy toes (amongst other areas) and salty wind in my hair. These are a random photos I took throughout the days either while on a run or just meditating my way through the afternoon in Panama City Beach, Florida.
Like most things in life, the more the merrier! We’re all getting to know Shanda (from previous posts) and on this day, we snagged a few chairs and headed for the water. Girl talk, wet feet and sunshine kissed shoulders. Yes please!
..and my favorite time spent with my sun loving mum.
If you care to see more of this specific area, feel free to check out Beaches, boats and ballads, Happy and healthy with sandy toes or Panama City Beach.
Good night from Panama City Beach!
Well, turns out my rugged backpacking skills don’t assist me when I have a live worm in my hand with instructions to “just stab it through the hook” and “really make sure it’s on there.” Yeah, no thanks.
As I was secretly hoping that I didn’t catch anything, (in fear of seeing a flopping fish struggling to survive the metal through its gils) I hear, “you got one Keka!” Oh great.
After politely bailing on the actual fishing portion of the day, I was able to capture some cute moments with the family. This was such a peaceful day that will be listed in the “feels like it was just yesterday” portion of my memories.
Excluding my new internal battle of fishing for sport, I’ll admit the afternoon was absolutely perfect. With family running through the dirt roads and ankle high grass, I found a sweet spot showing off the popular red dirt that Oklahoma is known for. Handstand time!
Quick pic update for those of you who have been following since day one. Here’s a sibling photo from a post 2 years ago, followed by our recent. I don’t know how they got older and I got younger!?
I’ll leave this as my last post in Oklahoma for the time being. Next stop is Florida where my mom is currently counting down the days until we reunite at the Panama City Beach airport.
Does it taste better when you catch it?
“Bus to Bahia transfer towards Manta then grab a cab to Santa Marionita. Get dropped off at the top, walk towards the nice beach and look for a fence with a sign that says Donkey Den“.
Hmmm, this should be good.
Knowing the adventure I have ahead of me, you can imagine the comfort I felt when aboard walks sweet Rocio! Remember her? She was the one that helped me get to Canoa and provided hours of Spanish practice due to her lack of English. Here we are on the last bus, followed by a photo from today.
To make it even better of a ride, I meet these friendly guys from Auburn. If you’re unfamiliar with California, they live in a city that hugs my hometown! Big, beautiful, little world out there.
Off we go to the next bus transfer. The last seat open was passenger side to the driver, score!
…but this time I heard the word “yogurt” and you know it, I’ll take one please!
The man sitting next to me must have recognized my enjoyment from that frozen treat, because before I knew it, I was trying out this little delight. “Helado de Coco con chocolate” is basically homemade frozen chocolate coconut milk.
Finally arriving to Manta, Rocio directs me away from the taxi line and signals me to follow her. We hop into a cab on the outside of the terminal as she tries to explain my next step. I really didn’t comprehend anything until I was literally jumping into the back of a moving truck that was apparently going to take me to my final stop.
These little camionetas pack in as many as they can and head in one direction. You simple pound on the window that divides you and the driver and it stops long enough for you to jump out. This little trick costs $1 verses the $13 cab ride that I was originally headed for. Thank you Rocio!
I’ve arrived to “the top” where after a quick knock on the window and a smooth escape, I find myself standing at this view. Next step “walk to the nice beach and look for The Donkey Den”.
I’m greeted with a quick hello and an offer that made the entire journey feel like this was the experience I came for.
A few times a week, the locals gather with a enormous net and start with it out in the water to gather fish. Together, they pull against the wake for about an hour, slowly bringing it in towards the shore.
I must of looked like a kid on the side lines wanting a turn because with a big smile, a few of them invited me over to give a hand. Priceless.
As it gets closer, the small fish are jumping and the birds know what’s coming next… The catch of the day!
Side note: Really look at the first picture, can you see the boy in the background? Looks like he’s about to get a fish in the face!
During the festivities, a few of the local boys were adding a little fun by throwing fish parts into the air for the birds to snag. It was like playing toss with a puppy, these birds were all over it!
Once everyone got their share, which to my observation was just a casual distribution, the crowd disbursed and the beach cleared to a calm sunset. The end result of the towns effort was our fish dinners for the next few days!
Puts a beautiful new enhancement on the idea of “teamwork” to feed a village.


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Toyota officially introduced Entune at the annual Consumer Electronics Show in January 2011, making it available for purchase on 2012 model year vehicles including the Prius V Three (pronounced "vee," not Roman numeral "five"), the Tacoma pickup and the popular Camry.
Pricing varies by vehicle and trim level. It'll be available on both Toyota's Display Audio and Premium HDD Navigation head unit systems.
"The head unit price will vary depending on the model, as it will sometimes be packaged with other options," says Greg Thome, manager of Toyota Division Communications. The first three years of Entune service are free, but after that, Toyota says an access charge will apply. "Some models will have an Entune-capable [Display Audio] head unit standard, like the Prius V Three model," Thome says.
Using Entune isn't all that complicated: You simply download the Entune application from an "apps" store such as iTunes, Android Market or Blackberry Appworld to your phone.
As of October 2011, phone compatibility was still dicey: We tried entering a few not-as-popular phones on the Entune Web site compatibility checker and got the message, "Sorry, your phone and vehicle combination has not been tested."
Thome explained that Windows Mobile phones, for instance, do not have the flavor of Bluetooth needed (called SPP) to support Entune -- but if that ever changes Toyota would cater to them with Entune as well.
Once the app is on your compatible phone, you synchronize your phone with the Entune head unit, either by establishing a Bluetooth wireless connection between the two or by connecting them with a USB cable.
From there, it's simply a matter of pressing the hard "APPS" or "MAP" button on the dash to bring up an on-screen menu of your options. With distracted driving a real and prevalent problem on the roads, many initial observers have questioned the wisdom of shoving even more data at drivers in the form of telematics devices like Entune. Toyota's answer has been to use voice-recognition software, selectable from a button on the steering wheel, so that drivers don't have to take their hands off the wheel or their eyes off the road -- as much.
Overall, the controls and commands appear to be pretty intuitive. But, if you are the instruction manual reading type (or just curious), you can find complete directions on the Toyota Entune Web site.
So, will people actually buy telematics systems such as Entune in significant numbers? If the adoption curve is anything like those for in-car navigation and DVD players, it's probably safe to say they will become more affordable and more commonplace before long.
For more information on the Entune system and other automotive technology topics, follow the links below.
Thome, Greg. Manager of Toyota Division Communications. E-mail correspondence on Sept. 30, 2011.


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Brother Jesse Blog: THE LATEST FINAL CALL NEWSPAPER: "Afghanistan: When will it end, and can the U.S. win?
THE LATEST FINAL CALL NEWSPAPER: "Afghanistan: When will it end, and can the U.S. win?
This is the latest copy of The Final Call Newspaper. It hits the streets of the country and throughout the world today. Get your copy at your local Nation of Islam Mosque or from the brothers on the street corners!

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God mend thine ev’ry flaw! – Lindsay J.
God mend thine ev’ry flaw!
Posted on July 7, 2009 November 26, 2009 by Lindsay J.
Till all success be nobleness, and ev’ry gain divine!


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mine is the way to life.
R. If you have been raised with Christ, keep your mind on things that are above, where Christ is seated at the right hand of God, * Set you minds on things that are above, not on things that are below. Alleluia. V. For where your treasure is, there will your heart be also *Set you minds on things that are above, not on things that are below. Alleluia. V. Glory to the Abba and the Word and the Breath of Love.
and the day is almost over, Alleluia! Alleluia!
and the day is almost over, Alleluia, Alleluia!
For the welfare of all communities of faith and for the unity of the human family, let us pray: ~ Hear us, O God.
For all nations and their governments, and for all who provide for the needs and safety of peoples, let us pray: ~ Hear us, O God.
For the good Earth in which God has placed us, and for the wisdom and will to conserve it, let us pray: ~ Hear us, O God.
For the safety of travelers, the recovery of the sick, the care of the destitute and the release of prisoners, let us pray: ~ Hear us, O God.
For refugees and migrants, forced by violence or poverty to leave their homes, let us pray: ~ Hear us, O God.
For an angel of peace to guide and protect us, let us pray: ~ Hear us, O God.
For a peaceful evening and a night free from evil and sin, let us pray: ~ Hear us, O God.
For a holy end to our lives and for all who have died, let us pray: ~ Hear us, O God.
God of life and light, through the cross and resurrection of Jesus you conquered the darkness of death and brought life to those in the grave. May the mystery of his self-emptying love be the joy of the whole world and the glory of his rising be our never-ending song. For you live and reign in the glory and power of love, One God for ever and ever. Amen.


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You know the saying “If you always do what you’ve always done, you’ll always get what you’ve always got?” Well at Giving & Living in 2015 we have a brand new area called ‘Enhance’ for you. This is the place to take a fresh look at how you do business. You’ll discover new and innovative products to complement your existing ranges, widen your appeal, and boost your sales. Why not think outside the (gift) box? See what you could add to your offering, in this special area, where you can take the time to touch, compare and experiment, at your leisure.
How about sourcing services that could help you to do business more efficiently and profitably? Well this is also your opportunity to meet business services providers who can help you with everything from your shop displays, gift wrap, bags and packaging to marketing, website design, printing and EPOS systems. Look out for the sign at the show, and let ‘Enhance’ inspire you to add new items to your offering, enrich your business, and increase your profits!


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Gameshow is the third album of Irish indie band Two Door Cinema Club. After being on hiatus since 2012, the band is back with an album that is hard to believe. Gameshow is a huge undertaking, with 15 tracks totaling over an hour of what could basically be called a throwback album. With past hits from Tourist History and Beacon, the indie band took a turn to somewhere we would have never guessed. With a disco and electro-pop feel, the band couldn’t be farther away from who they were four years ago.
The opening track, “Are We Ready (Wreck),” is fun and electronically charged, with beautiful falsetto vocals. This is a theme for most of the album, as the band is towards a higher energy, more pop friendly than their previous work. “Bad Decisions” gives off a decidedly Bee Gees feel, with lyrics that are deeper than they seem, masked by upbeat instrumentals. It’s not bad, it’s just a strange choice of style for this particular band to emulate.
The opening to “Ordinary” sounds just like the beginning of Fleetwood Mac’s “Everywhere”, and then switches into a more modern, electronic groove. The guitar sound emulates a style that was very popular in the 80s, rather than something that is modern and indie styled. “Fever” is a track could have been made in the 70’s and nobody would have been able to tell the difference. “Gameshow” is decidedly more Two Door Cinema Club-sounding than any other track on the album. They brought their 80’s electric guitar sound for this one too. It’s such an unprecedented change from their normally clean and simple sound.
From the perspective of reviewing a disco-esque throwback album, it is fresh, fun, and worth at least a listen. From the perspective of reviewing a Two Door Cinema Club album, it’s a turn towards a new, confusing style going into the future. It sounds like they got a hold of their parent’s cassette tapes and decided to make an album based on those. It’s not bad, just unexpected, and hopefully not a permanent style change.


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Posted at 3:25 pm on January 22, 2019 by Sam J.
So you think Sen. Mitch McConnell smirked a little when he wrote this tweet? OH WAIT, we can’t say he smirked because that’s the new racist trigger or something now, right? Or is it sneering?
Either way, how amused with himself was Mitch when he pointed out who has come to the table with the ONLY proposal that will automatically open the government?
Not only would the proposal open the government immediately, it would open it FULLY.
And Democrats, you know, the ones insisting they want to help put federal employees back to work, thumbed their nose at it. If Mitch was trying to make them look worse he succeeded … heh.
Ever notice the only time the Left seems to care about our founding fathers is when they can use them?
The proposal outlined by @POTUS was DOA. It institutes limits that don't exist now. Separate the border security issue and immigration from government funding and RESTART GOVERNMENT NOW. We're waiting. Put House bills to a vote NOW.
Actually, it was only DOA because Nancy Pelosi and the Democrats would rather play politics than get anything done but we digress.
Don’t like it? Win an election.
But Obama and Harry Reid were real?
It’s blackmail! “I take it away, then give it back if you do as I say”. Last I knew, blackmail is illegal. I lnow much of the GOP is deep in their own pile of it, but not good enough for America.
Such drama on the Left.
Presidents do not write legislation. Do your job. Open the government AND hold him accountable.
That doesn’t make it worthy of becoming law.
You know what? We got nothin’.


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Golden brown and crispy, deep-fried vegetable pakoras are a favorite Indian snack.
Prepare your choice of vegetables. Cut those which require longer cooking into smaller pieces than the quick-cooking ones. Pat vegetables dry with a paper towel so the batter will stick well.
Heat vegetable oil to 375° F.
Combine first six batter ingredients in a bowl. Add water slowly, using up to 1 ½ cups, until batter is the consistency of pancake batter.
Dip vegetables into the batter to coat. Deep-fry 4 to 6 at a time until golden brown.
Remove with a slotted spoon and drain on paper towels. Serve at once with chutney or ketchup.
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Wondered what IFA's do on the third Friday of the month ?
Netwalking 2nd birthday cake by Red Velvet Baking.
What a thoroughly enjoyable way to enjoy the fresh air, meet up with old friends and be introduced to new ones. Nothing beats word of mouth marketing, a fact that graduates from Harvard Business School will be keen to tell you, when they talk about the value of networking and social capital.
Yet this networking "event" was established with a slightly different ethos to impart valuable marketing and PR advice to fledgling businesses and solopreneurs not yet in a position to buy in the full services of a PR agency. Faye Smith, a keen walker and owner of Keep Your Fork PR agency says, “I offer free marketing and PR advice as a way of ‘giving back’ to small and start up businesses who are brilliant at what they do, but often have little experience of selling their product or service to clients or the media and can’t afford expert advice”.
Two years on, I found myself walking alongside a translator, image consultant, organisational project manger, crisis coach, social media expert. Everyone had the same spirit of sharing fresh ideas and encouragement whilst walking up the Porter Valley before returning to the cafe at Endcliffe Park for refreshments. As it was also a bit of a celebration we were all treated to some amazing home backed cake from Jessica of Red Velvet Baking.
Net-Walking is run jointly with childcare specialist Lucy Lippolis, who says, "Net-walking has been brilliant, it certainly gets me up and walking every third Friday of the month! We have some great members many of whom attend regularly and obtain fabulous advice and contacts. Its such a pleasure to be involved in the connections being made and the development of relationships."
The next net-walk leaves Endcliffe Park Cafe at 9 am on November 22nd and every third Friday of the month thereafter. Net-walking has to be one of the best free networking events where you can bring your children and your dogs. Perfect. I'll see you there.


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Ionization chambers (ICs) have a small dependency on the energy of the radiation for the range of energies found in radiotherapy. However, in order to obtain a good signal to noise ratio, small sensitive volumes are not recommended. In this way the volume effect is not negligible for small field sizes, and the measurement in these non-constant dose regions is limited in accuracy.
Given the high spatial resolution of radiochromic (RC) films, , the volume effect is not a concern in the dosimetry of radiotherapy beams. Its dependency on the dose rate and the beam energy is small. , However, the response of RC films has a poor spatial homogeneity, , and this may be their main drawback for dosimetric applications. Moreover, digitizing the films also introduces complex inhomogeneities. Lynch et al.,  shows that important lateral inhomogeneities are introduced by a flatbed scanner, and these inhomogeneities are function of the optical density.
This work uses a method for small fields two-dimensional (2D) measurements with RC films based on the reduction of the spatial inhomogeneity of the film and the film reading. By means of averaging several measurements of a field, the heterogeneity is mostly canceled. In the same way, the calibration curve is obtained after averaging several measurements of each dose calibration value. The film pieces used for each dose value are selected from different locations of one sheet of film. In this way the uncertainty due to the spatial inhomogeneity of the film is strongly reduced. The positive characteristics of RC film are then exploited to measure output factors (OFs), dose profiles, and 2D dose distributions. The results obtained with the RC on OFs are compared with the measurements carried out with a PinPoint IC and a Semiflex IC, whereas the measured profiles are compared with profiles calculated by Monte Carlo methods.
The ICs used in this work were a 0.015 cm 3 PinPoint thimble-type 31006 (PTW, Freiburg, Germany) and a 0.125 cm 3 Semiflex thimble-type 31010. The RC film used was the EBT-2 film (International Specialty Products, Wayne, USA). After irradiation the films were digitized in a flatbed ScanMaker 9800XL (MicroTek, Hsinchu, Taiwan). The red channel of a 48 bits RGB digitization was then extracted and used as the digitizer reading. The resolution selected was 254 pixels per inch.
ICs and films were irradiated with 6 and 15 MV photon beams produced from a Varian 2100-DHX Linac (Varian Medical Systems). Films and ICs were placed in a PMMA phantom of size 30 × 30 × 20 cm 3 . The field sizes investigated were 0.5 × 0.5 cm 2 , 0.7 × 0.7 cm 2 , 1 × 1 cm 2 , 2 × 2 cm 2 , 3 × 3 cm 2 , 6 × 6 cm 2 , and 10 × 10 cm 2 .
OFs for fields ranging from 0.5 × 0.5 cm 2 to 10 × 10 cm 2 , and beam profiles and 2D dose distributions for fields of sizes 0.5 × 0.5 cm 2 , 0.7 × 0.7 cm 2 , and 1 × 1 cm 2 were measured with the secondary jaws delimiting the field size, at a depth of d max (1.5 cm for the 6 MV beams and 2.5 cm for the 15 MV beams) and 100 cm source-to-surface distance (SSD).
All measurement were performed with a gantry angle of 0° and a dose rate of 300 MU/min that correspond to 3 Gy/min for a 10 × 10 cm 2 field, at d max and 100 cm SSD. The PinPoint and the Semiflex ICs were placed with their stems perpendicular to the beam axis. The maximum lengths of the sensitive volumes of both chambers are 5 and 6.5 mm, respectively; these lengths being equal or slightly larger than the smallest field lateral dimension, and larger than the constant dose region for some of the fields measured.
A number of segments of one sheet of film are used to carry out a calibration of the film response. Calibration segments of film are irradiated separately to known doses of 50, 170, 250, 320, 400, and 520 cGy. Then the segments are digitized and the readings obtained are used to fit a power function relating the digitizer reading to the dose. For each dose value 10 segments of film are read, and the readings are averaged before the curve fitting. The reading for each film calibration segment is obtained as the median of the pixel values in a ROI of 1.5 × 1.5 cm 2 in the center of the imaged segment.
A sheet of film is cut into segments of 2 × 2 cm 2 , conforming a 2D array. The distribution of these segments is shown in [Figure 1]. For each dose value 10 segments of film are selected, so that each pair of segments is in different columns and rows of the array. The film segments are irradiated separately and 6 h after irradiation the films are arranged in the same way before being cut and read. In this way, after averaging all the pieces belonging to a dose value the effect of the spatial inhomogeneity is minimized.
For each small field (0.5 × 0.5 cm 2 , 0.7 × 0.7 cm 2 , and 1 × 1 cm 2 ), the images obtained after digitizing the pieces of films are registered. After averaging the registered images, the pixel values are converted to dose by applying the calibration curve. Then contour plots and transversal profiles are obtained.
Monte Carlo calculations of the 1 × 1 cm 2 fields were carried out with the Penelope code  and the spectra data for the 6 and 15 MV photon beams were taken from Daryoush and Rogers.  A simplified simulation was carried out, aimed to simulate the effect of the collimator jaws in the penumbra of the small fields. The photon beam was modeled by a photon point source with the energy spectrum given by Daryoush and Rogers.  The jaws and phantom materials and spatial dimensions were accurately modeled.
[Figure 2] shows the calibration curve relating the readings of the films and the irradiation doses. It is a power function y = ax b + c, where y stands for the dose and x stands for the normalized pixel value. The adjusted R-square of the fit is 0.9998.
[Figure 3] shows the reduction of uncertainty when applying the method of averaging of readings. This figure shows 100 curves (solid lines), randomly chosen from 100,000 possibilities. Each curve is obtained by fitting the readings of five pieces of film to the doses 520, 400, 320, 170, and 50 cGy. The curve obtained by fitting the averaged readings is also shown (bold and dashed line). Using this curve, the dose estimation for the films irradiated to 250 cGy (averaged readings) is 249.6 cGy. On the other hand, the standard deviation for the estimation based on one single piece of film for each dose value is 19 cGy.
[Figure 4] shows contour plots of film measurements for the fields 0.5 × 0.5 cm 2 , 0.7 × 0.7 cm 2 , and 1 × 1 cm 2 . The isodoses shown are 80, 50, and 20% of the maximum dose for each of the 6 and 15 MV fields.
[Figure 5] shows the transversal profiles measured with films for the fields of sizes 0.5 × 0.5 cm 2 , 0.7 × 0.7 cm 2 , and 1 × 1 cm 2 , and the energies 6 and 15 MV. The dashed lines correspond to the in-plane direction (gun-target direction) and the continuous lines correspond to the cross-plane direction (transversal to the in-plane). This figure shows the differences in the shape of the dose profiles for the in-plane and the cross-plane directions. In the Clinac 2100 the jaws delimiting the field in the in-plane are closer to the target, and this fact increases the penumbra in this direction.
[Figure 6] and [Figure 7] show the transversal profiles for the field of size 1 × 1 cm 2 and the energies 6 and 15 MV, respectively. The dashed lines correspond to the Monte Carlo calculations and the continuous lines correspond to the film measurements.
The measurements of the field sizes (determined as the full width half maximum) and penumbras 20-80% for the 6 and 15 MV beams are shown in [Table 1] and [Table 2], respectively. The Monte Carlo calculations for the field of size 1 × 1 cm 2 are also presented.
[Figure 8] shows the measured OFs. The right side shows the measurements for the 6 MV energy beams, while the left side shows the measurements for the 15 MV beams, the error bars in the RC film measurements correspond to 1 standard deviation. In both cases a good agreement is found between both types of chambers (Semiflex and Pinpoint) and the RC films for field sizes of 2 × 2 cm 2 or larger. However, as the field size becomes smaller, the differences appear.
The measurement of the OF for the 6 MV field of size 1 × 1 cm 2 with the Pinpoint and Semiflex chambers are 10 and 14% lower, respectively, than the OF measured with the RC films. In the case of 15 MV, the corresponding differences are 10 and 18%, respectively. For the smallest fields the differences increase. For the 0.7 × 0.7 cm 2 , the differences with the RC measurements are 19 and 35% for the 6 MV beams and 17 and 33% for the 15 MV, respectively. In the case of the 0.5 × 0.5 cm 2 field, the differences with the RC measurements are 38 and 52% for the 6 MV beams and 32 and 50% for the 15 MV beams, respectively.
In this work a method to measure small radiotherapy fields by means of RC films has been presented. OFs, beam profiles, and 2D dose distributions are accurately measured, taking advantage of the dosimetric properties of the RC media. The small energy and dose rate dependencies shown by the RC films and their high spatial resolution are exploited for measuring small fields.
On the other hand, the method presented in this work shows how to deal with the main drawback of RC films: The spatial inhomogeneity of their response. This problem is even bigger when reading the film with a flatbed scanner. In this work, the inhomogeneity is mostly canceled by means of averaging the measurements over a number of segments taken from different parts of one sheet of film.
One advantage of using RC films is the possibility of accurately measuring the dose gradient regions. In-plane and cross-plane profiles are shown and the differences in penumbras are obtained, together with the full width at half maximum. Good agreement is found between the measured profiles and the Monte Carlo calculated profiles for the field size of 1 × 1 cm 2 .
For the fields of size 1 × 1 cm 2 or smaller, the measurements of the OFs by means of the Pinpoint and Semiflex chambers is affected by the volume effect. The sensitive volume has a length of 5 mm for the Pinpoint chamber and of 6.5 mm for the Semiflex chamber. Those lengths are larger than the constant dose regions of the in-plane profiles [see [Figure 5]. The measurement of the ICs averages the dose on these volumes, and therefore underestimates the dose in the central axis central axis (CAX).
The results obtained for the OFs' measurements show a good agreement between RC films and the PinPoint and Semiflex chambers when the field size is 2 × 2 cm 2 . This agreement and the goodness of fit shown by the calibration curve gives confidence on the accuracy of the method.
The ICs are accurate when measuring fields of size 2 × 2 cm 2 or larger. For these fields, the OFs measured with RC films match the OFs measured with the ICs (being the differences smaller than 1.0%). It can be argued that, for large fields, the RC films' measurements are also accurate. Moreover, as reducing the field size is not expected to change the accuracy of the RC films' measurements, as demonstrated through the extensive use of the RC films in the measurements of the OFs, , the accuracy of the RC film measurements can be extrapolated to the small fields. The same can be said about the measurement depth; the material media, water instead of PMMA; the collimation system, multileaf collimator (MLC) instead of jaws; or even the irradiation unit. We expect, therefore, that the presented method can be used to perform accurate measurements of small fields in a wide range of situations.
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Maybe if you asked for fundings from us we will get it???
It's not about fundings. It's about me not willing to upgrade. The complexity to upgrade from 1.3 to 3.0 is so huge that we might as well start from scratch. It will take a team of programmers weeks to convert the schema and make all the custom modules compatible.
So short answer, no. We will not upgrade. If you want a feature, post it here and I will eventually get around doing it. Last time Nomake Wan suggested the Ignore Function, it only took me two years. No biggie.
Perry is an absolutely amazing webmaster. There's nothing wrong with the forum code, and in fact it's more optimized than most of the forums you'll find out there running 3.0 anyway.
I'm curious as to your desire to have us switch. What's wrong with the board in your eyes?
IDW has a lot of custom code in it. A lot. Transferring to 3.0 would not be as simple as flipping a switch. As Perry said, it would take a monstrous amount of time and it would not be a smooth transition. And really, what would be the desired reward? Are there really any features in 3.0 that IDW needs that couldn't be coded into the current build?
When I was admin a few years ago, I toyed with the idea but realized it was basically a worthless endeavor. I stopped thinking about such an upgrade after a few days in the big chair. It's an upgrade that doesn't need to happen for any reason.
Don't bother I hate redesigns. Plus I wouldn't know if they would keep my hellokitty skin if they went through with it.
Uh... yes they would. It's not difficult to set up a forum skin.
You never answered the question. What about IPB 3.0 did you feel warranted a transition?
At first, I sorta said it for fun in another thread. It wasn't a serious suggestion.
If it wasn't serious, you shouldn't have taken the time to make a thread in what is essentially a staff section.
It was a throwaway post in the Awards thread over in Community (or was it the Random Thoughts thread?) that a mod later split off into its own thread here.
And so Falbere gets himself involved in yet another confusing escapade. He's like a magnet for this stuff or something.
Damn those silly moderators. We've gone over upgrading to IPB version whatever many times. It's never gonna happen. They should have just answered with that instead of splitting the thread.
It was posted in the Relationship Thread. This was a off topic post, so it was splitted to the appropriate section.
I think this thread needs a close.


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This service uses the ongoing bonus bets and refund type bets from Australian bookmakers.
It is only available for Australian and NZ members as these offers are only from Australian bookmakers.
This service shows you how to play these offers to make guaranteed profits.
This is not a gambling service, it is just using pure maths to make value bets that give an exact return.
You can read more about it and see our yearly review here.
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The Sportpunter Service is the real gambling part of Dailyprofit.
We use the ratings provided by Sportpunter AFTER his full paying clients have placed their bets.
The Sportpunter service has been around for over 12 years and has consistently made profits year after year. But it is cost prohibitive ($5,500 per year) for most punters. If you have a bank over $25,000 I suggest joing the full Sportpunter service instead of Dailyprofit.
Dailyprofit licenses the plays from Sportpunter as there is still value (profits) to be made even after the big bettors have had their fill.
Where Sportpunter members might make between 5-9% ROI, Dailyprofit members will make between 1-5% ROI.
You can read more about the Sportpunter service and see the last years breakdown here.
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The VIP service is the Value & Risk free service AND the Sportpunter service combined at a cheaper price.
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Tips are sent via email and also uploaded on the website at the same time.
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How long is a piece of string? With the Value and Risk free service, you will make close to 10% ROI. With the Sportpunter bets (the real betting) we hope to make between 1-4% ROI. But there will be heavy monthly fluctuations from -10% to +15% returns.
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For Line bets, we use the $2 lines found at Topsport. For Totals bets we use the best odds from Pinnacle or 5Dimes at time of release. Members can beat these odds (and the official results) by shopping for lines.
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L-R GF Founder Supriya Singh-Bodden, John and Leticia Homlish, H.E. President David Granger and Mr. Robert Bodden.
The Guyana Foundation has announced that it has received a container of clothing and hospital scrubs for its charitable programmes in the hinterland regions of Guyana, a donation the group claims to be its largest to date.
These items were donated by John and Leticia Homlish, the owners of one of the largest garment manufacturing establishments in the Americas, through the charitable arm of their business – the Maria Milagrosa Foundation.
In a release, the Guyana Foundation noted that the items received will be distributed shortly to needy remote communities by the Foundation teams. The group said they also welcome hearing from persons with in-depth knowledge of remote hinterland locations and logistical knowledge of reaching these communities to join in their initiative, and included that they will be handing over scrubs to the Ministry of Health for distribution to remote Medex centres.
Earlier this year, the Foundation, through its founder Supriya Singh-Bodden, CCH, had arranged a courtesy visit for the Homlishs to visit Guyana. They were able to meet President David Granger and Minister of Education Dr Roopert Roopnaraine.
The Foundation also expressed its appreciation to Minister of Finance and the Guyana Revenue Authority for granting its request for an exemption on duty and VAT on this donation, and for their continued support of the charitable work of the organization. The group also thanked the rice farmers from West Coast who assisted them with trucks and sorting of the donation.
The Guyana Foundation said they remain committed to serving as a conduit for donations from individuals and charitable entities around the world, and to facilitate the distribution in an accountable manner to underprivileged individuals and families.


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Never To Become is a site-specific sound composition that consists of two speakers deceptively installed in a backyard garden. In one speaker we hear a music box playing, recorded at the end of its wind as if it is on the verge of fading out at any moment and needing to be wound up again.
The song being played is Lara’s Theme from the film Doctor Zhivago. The song in the film points at nostalgia and a longing for something that can never be. The other speaker placed high in the tree emits sounds of nature—birds chirping etc.. These sounds almost go unnoticed melding with the actual sounds at the site; until a crescendo of a swarm of bees comes in and drowns out the music box.
Using the opening credits to David Lynch’s Blue Velvet as a catalyst for creating the work. What is at once pleasant in suburbia has an underlying darkness that is revealed. The sound work Never To Become functions eerily in an ambiguous space between threat and longing. This melding creates a new composition acting as a sort of symphony to pay tribute to the site. The use of sound as a medium acts as a three-dimensional surrogate, filling the space with sound waves rather than traditional matter.