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Martí Guixé graduated in interior design and then studied industrial design at SPD in 1986. After a job as design consultant and two years in Seoul, he opened his own independent studio. He lives between Barcelona and Berlin. Guixé’s work ranges over products and interiors, installations, graphics and food design. At the turn of the last century, he has formulated a new way to understand the culture of products by calling himself an ex-designer, as a statement against the limitations of the traditional approach to design. He’s also known as the pioneer of food design: since 1997 he has started his research around food typologies and forms by building edible products that are ergonomic, functional, communicative and highly interactive. His projects and installations have been exhibited in important museums all over the world including the MoMa in New York, the MACBA and the Museu del Disseny in Barcellona, the Triennale di Milano, the MART in Rovereto, the Centre Georges Pompidou in Paris. Among his clients: Alessi, Authentics, B-sign, Camper, Cha-cha, Chupa Chups, Danese, Droog, Magis, Nanimarquina, Saporiti, the Galleria Nazionale d’Arte Moderna e Contemporanea in Rome.
Born from a family with a passion for genuine ingredients – his father was a butcher and his grandfather a fisherman – Javier Bonet begun his professional journey at the age of 17, working as a waiter in a small family bar in Mallorca. Thanks to an unexpected encounter, he started an international career that led him to spend almost fifteen years in Michelin-starred restaurants in Germany, UK, Italy and Japan, climbing up the ladder from waiter to director and then consultant for special projects. Back home, he has been the gastronomic director of all the food and hospitality initiatives by Camper. Since 2006, Javier has developed into a brilliant enterpreneur, creating restaurants and bars that allow the clients to interact with food and turned a little street in Madrid, calle Ponzano, into a food destination. His company, Sr. Bonet, has opened Sala de despiece, Patrón Lunares, Muta, Muta Norte, Muta Equilibrio, Muta Brasil, Muta Balear y Smoking Club between Madrid and Mallorca.


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Home » Why Are People Applying to Go to Mars and Never Come Back?
Over the past two-plus weeks, more than 78,000 people around the world have applied to be the first people to settle on Mars.
One-minute videos with people explaining why they want to go and why they should be chosen to go have come from more than 120 countries, though the majority have come from the United States and China.
Ultimately, 24-40 people will be chosen by the nonprofit Mars One and begin training in 2015. After seven years of training four of these people will hypothetically leave Earth to be space pioneers, settling on Mars. Every two years after that, four more will follow.
Here are some of the applicants explaining why they want to be part of the first mission to Mars.
“I’m an adventurer, an explorer, and I grew up in a sci-fi living household, so I’ve always dreamed of being an astronaut and being able to explore new planets. I want to go to Mars so I can learn so many amazing things, and share it with Earth to help inspire people to want to continue exploring space and push the boundaries of human knowledge, and what we can achieve.
Francisco, 32, born in Argentina, living in Mexico.

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Salmon Creek Soccer Club Player Developmental Academy (PDA) creates a positive environment that maximizes the player's growth as a person, student and player. In the background of all our training is instilling that true love of soccer. PDA is our bridge program between Recreational and Competitive soccer. The program is for players ages 7-10 who are looking for more competitive soccer. Players are required to tryout and selected players will be placed on teams. The program was developed so that committed players can have access to training where the fundamental skills are mastered. The PDA team is the perfect place for recreational players looking to transition into club soccer.
Salmon Creek Soccer Club believes the development of our youngest players is paramount. We understand that these young players are the future of our club and consequently, the Youth Academy strives to aide each player that attends in their development. The PDA Philosophy is to create a happy, healthy and fun environment for the young soccer player. This allows each player to grow as a positive person, student and player. Our focus at this age is to teach the technical skills of soccer. The academy focuses on building a strong relationship with the ball. Each session is fun and positive. Our coaches will encourage players to express themselves and make their own decisions on the pitch.
Academy Teams - The focus of the Development Teams are on U9 and U10 players. Salmon Creek allows U8 participation but such players may participate if request is initiated by the parent, the player has interest and motivation, and there is approval by the Development Team Coach and the Player Development Academy Director.
Academy Teams will be formed once during the year (May or June) at tryouts. During the tryout process teams are formed. Salmon Creek Academy Teams are designed to expose recreational players to competitive soccer. Development Team rosters typically have 10-12 players on them.
In order to play on an Academy Team, players must attend the Development Academy Sessions held in the Summer/Fall and Spring.
Players who participate on an Academy Team are expected to be motivated to increase their level of technical soccer training, game play, have a strong foundation of basic soccer skills - passing, dribbling and ball control- and know the rules and basic strategy of the game. Because not all recreational players have the requisite skills to participate on an Academy Team, the Player Development Academy Director and the Academy Team coaches would assist parents in evaluating their child's readiness for participation on an Academy Team. The Director of Coaching and Academy Team Coaches will have final determination as to player readiness to participate on any given team.
The FC Salmon Creek PDA curriculum follows a progressive model based on teaching the key developmental needs that have been identified for each age group. Teaching the technical skills and allowing the players to apply them through small sided games is key to the player's success.
Players joining PDA teams are required to purchase the advanced uniform kit. Required items are blue and white jersey, blue shorts, grey training shirt and blue and white socks. There are some optional items which players and parents may choose to purchase.
Teams will train one to two nights per week depending on your assign team. All players are required to attend the group trainings offered in Spring and Summer/Fall. The group training fee is included in your team fee. Optional Winter training held indoors is an additional fee. Our youth academy teams will participate in Portland Timbers Thorns League (PTTL) and various tournaments and ultimately become part of our competitive program. Small sided games are played, 7v7 to allow less players on the field and encourage more decision making by the player on the pitch.
Playing Time: All Academy Team players will be given at least 1/3 playing time per game, during regular league play, unless restricted due to health issues, injuries, disciplinary action, red or yellow cards, or the player's own desire to not play.
Fall (during September, October and November) - Teams will be compete in the PTTL Player Developmental Academy League held on Sundays at Delta Park. Teams will practice once or twice a week during this time.
Winter - Most teams take a break during the Winter. Some choose to play futsal or indoor.
Spring (during February, March and April)- Teams will be compete in the PTTL Player Developmental Academy League held on Sundays at Delta Park. Teams will practice once or twice a week during this time.
Academy Teams - There is a registration fee associated with playing on an academy team. Players are also required to purchase the advanced uniform kit for league play. There are fees associated with Summer tournament play.

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Muscle Pain, or Myofascial Pain Syndrome, is a painful condition in dogs that is difficult to diagnose and as such, it is rarely treated properly. Recognized in humans more than 400 years ago, myofascial pain syndrome entered mainstream medicine 80 years ago. Muscle dysfunction can quickly cause problems.
Muscle pain is likely as common in dogs as in people. Unfortunately, once you or your dog has a trigger point, that area can be a source of problems weeks, months or even years later. The good news though is that treatment can be extremely effective in improving the quality of life of your dog!

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Chrissy Teigen's got it all: the modeling career, the angel-voiced husband, the show, the upcoming cookbook, the down-to-earth Instagram persona. What else could she possibly need?
Well, according to the press, she needs kids. During an appearance on Tyra Banks’s new lifestyle talk show FABLife, the 29 year-old supermodel talked about the media's obsession with what's going on in her womb — and she's sick of it.
I will say honestly, John and I are having trouble. We would have kids five, six years ago if it’d happened. But my gosh, it’s been a process! We've seen fertility doctors, and then once you open up about those things to other people, you start learning that a lot of other people in your life are seeing these people, and they have this shame about it. So, anytime somebody asks me if I’m going to have kids, I’m like, "One day, you’re going to ask that to the wrong girl who’s really struggling, and it’s going to be really hurtful to them." And I hate that. So, I hate it. Stop asking me!
For a long time, when I was 23 years old, I used to tell myself, "In three years, I'm gonna have kids." Then I turned 24: "In three years, I'm gonna have kids." And then just every single year I kept saying that, and then after a while, it's like, "Okay, now I want to," and it's not so easy.
Watch a clip of their emotional conversation below. The full episode airs September 21.
The point is: Don't ask women about their family plans. You never know what they're going through. They'll tell you if they want to.

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Hi, I am interested in your 1968 Chevrolet El Camino SS listed on Autotrader for $29,500. I'd like to get more information about this vehicle and confirm its availability.
This car has many great options – real 68 SS by VIN, Big Block, 4-speed, A/C, PS, PB, Electric Windows, speed warn, tilt wheel, roll tach, bucket seats, 12-bolt with 307 gears, remote mirror, console. The 427 is professionally built to 375HP spec, this is a real late 60’s 427, not made-from-parts 454 block with 396 crank. The 427 is completely rebuilt with block stripped and vatted, new freeze plugs, new pistons / rods, cam / lifters / rockers, timing chain, oil pump; oval port heads refreshed, edlebrock intake and Holley 750. Shortie headers, side pipes, MSD. I have 10K in the engine alone. This car is built to run and drive, and will not only get all you want out of the hole and then some, but this car will run down the highway in 100 degree heat as fast, smooth, straight and long as you dare. Zero rust, this car was taken to bare metal all around and painted about 5 years ago, no rust in bed, no rust on frame or floors, no rust anywhere. Look closely at cars you are considering! True rust-free 60’s cars are very hard to find, and El Camino's with the open bed are especially susceptible.
Paint has some blemishes now, nothing serious, this car is show & drive, and I drive it regularly. Carpet is good, was new when I got the car, but not cut well around the console, that was done before me. New headliner when the car was painted. All A/C components new and replaced and in place, including correct R6 rebuilt compressor, system needs to be professionally charged, is an original R-12 system, I put some R-12 in it just to pressure the system and check for leaks. Compressor will kick on and blow cold air, but not recommended for use until professional charging. All brakes rebuilt, including the front calipers, where I sent them off to be professionally rebuilt. Rear end was rebuilt when I got the car some 8-10 years ago. Suspension completely replaced with OEM and then aligned – new ball joints, bushings, shocks, coil springs in front, etc. Car is always garaged and comes with a car cover. I can’t speak to the 4-speed, don’t know what it is, M-22 or M-21 or whatever, of course it is a Muncie. I custom made the shifter handle to suit my placement, I think the shifter itself is nothing special, whatever was stock. I think the car shows like 83K on the speedo. I never hooked up the roll tach, I don't know if it works or not. No radio in the car, as shown in pictures, and I don't have it. I have trim that goes with the car that is not on it, rear window mostly. Some of the extra trim is just trim that I have replaced with new trim that came with the car when I bought it, all of the trim was in GM wrapping. Extra new rear bumper also came with the car, I just cleaned up the old one and didn't change it, looks fine to me and probably a better product.
Various things still need to be completed. Interior windshield post trim, small trim at edges of front fenders, dash pad, small things here and there. The electric window motors I’m sure are original and they are very slow.
I have taken this car to shows and brought home trophies as it sits today. Clear blue Texas title.
I have a 396 out of an early 70’s PU that can be purchased along with the car if desired for an additional $3.5K. Only for sale with the car. I ran it in the El Camino for 3 years, it is an excellent 396, no leaks, runs cool at all speeds, very strong motor, no smoke. Roller lifters. Was rebuilt prior to my purchase so I can’t speak to internals or if it has been bored or not; intake to pan complete and ready to drop in. I also have a 20 foot all-steel dove tail trailer I purchased new I think in 2016, built in ramps, I mounted a winch in a steel box, painted the deck of the trailer silver so it is not hot in the sun; this trailer hasn’t been 200 miles since new and the winch has been used once to pull up a 1963 C30 Chevy PU, the winch and trailer will get the job done. The El Camino has never been on the trailer, might have to take off the side pipes to get it on there. Trailer also only for sale with the car, for additional $3.5K, have title for trailer but never registered.
All various used parts I have laying around for this car go with it.
Bring your stout truck, tie-downs, a battery for the trailer winch, and you will be good to go with a purchase of the El Camino and the trailer – or bring your own trailer, or bring someone to drive it home. We have enjoyed this car a great deal, but I have had to downsize on my shop and something has to go.
Wire fund transfer only please. No trades, no checks of any kind. I don't need any help selling the car. I am in no particular hurry, this ad is run-till-sell. Very reasonable offers considered, but please no low ball offers. This car is not junk. Thank you.

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Derby is the third fastest growing city economy in the UK after its GVA grew from 1.6% in Q2 to 1.9% in Q3. That is according to the UK Powerhouse: Winter 2017 report, which provides a quarterly estimate of GVA and job creation within 45 UK cities: 12 months ahead of the Government’s official figures.
The city jumped an impressive 27-places into third, positioning it behind only Aberdeen and Cambridge in the GVA Powerhouse Table.
Published in January 2018 by the Centre for Economics and Business Research, the report attributed the impressive growth to the city’s manufacturers, such as Toyota, Rolls-Royce and Bombardier Transportation, who had benefitted from increased competitiveness on the global market due to the weak pound. The improvement in the manufacturing sector also created more job opportunities, with annual employment rising by 0.4%.
Derby was joined by two key rising stars in terms of GVA growth: Sunderland and Hull which rose 27 and 26 places respectively on the Powerhouse table.
Kier Living’s Manor Kingsway in Derby, where we constructed foundations for 200 houses with associated infrastructure, including a complex remodelling of a busy junction of the A5111 maintaining: a live carriageway at all times.


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Thousands of educational institutions have chosen Interstate All Battery Center® as their smart partner for long-lasting batteries for everything from UPS units to automatic sinks. Why? Interstate experts have earned the education industry's trust to meet every power need with local, just-in-time delivery of top-quality products - and so much more. We're at the head of the class when it comes to being a full-service partner with battery smarts, industry-leading recycling programs and battery rebuilding capabilities, as well as the best battery in the business for long-lasting performance.
Would you like to find out more about specific battery products for your school, college or university? We’re ready to help.

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One of the great joys of mosaicmaking is the hand cutting of the tesserae. But sometimes you cannot achieve the shape you are looking for using hand tools. This can be especially true when working with large pieces such as ravenna or pizza cut smalti. We have the solution for you in our line of mosaic power tools.
The stars to the right were cut from smalti and are approximately 4" in size from tip to tip. Not ready to make the power tool move? If you have a project that requires a cut shape, contact us. We do custom cutting to your specifications.

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Our second holiday staying here and it felt like coming back home. Boitan is a well equipped lodge and for us it is simply “peace and quiet” with a wonderful view. We had better weather than last year and as a result, more walking opportunities. Jacqueline is totally refreshed after a fortnight in peaceful Shetland and whilst not looking forward to going home to work, is a bit better prepared. We look forward to returning in the future but that is looking to be in 2020 as Boitan will be “off the market” until then.
Thank you for more wonderful memories.
Very comfortable stay in this well equipped lodge. Central for exploring Shetland and other Isles. An amazing holiday seeing so much wildlife and lovely remote beaches. Very relaxing way of life.
Two main aims were to see Puffins & Shetland Sheepdogs (Sheltie’s) – lucky to see both. Thank you.
Thanks for a wonderful stay in your comfortable and well equipped lodge which also has such amazing views and bird life in adjacent fields.
Our time in Shetland has been fantastic and blessed with glorious weather. I am sure we will be making a return trip.
We have had a wonderful relaxing holiday, although it was a bit hectic at times. The accommodation was extremely comfortable. I think we have travelled most of the island. The views are spectacular and the beaches were beautiful. We have packed so much into this holiday. We can’t wait to get home and put into practice all we have learned. I hope we will return – maybe next ‘wool week’ Thank you.
We had a marvellous stay here at Boitan. Very comfortable, lovely views and conveniently located. We enjoyed some memorable walks at St Ninian’s Isle, Mousa, Eshaness and around Cunningsburgh. The weather was variable but when the sun came out, the island just glowed. Our favourite walk was up the cliffs from the Lighthouse on Bressay. We were lucky enough to be here for the Taste of Shetland and really enjoyed sampling and purchasing from the islands’ producers. Now just to figure out how to get it all home! The Farm Shop make it easy to grab items we needed and to have a nice tea & cake. I am so excited about the fleece I bought from you – can’t wait to get it home to work on! Thank you for a wonderful stay – we are already plotting our next visit!
Our first, and not to be the last, visit to Shetland and what a delightful stay we’ve had. The accommodation was very comfortable with beautiful views of the surrounding countryside. Everything was first class. We loved island hopping with visits to Yell and Unst and our highlight was a Shetland wedding in Aith. Everyone is so very friendly we can’t wait to return.
Great accommodation and every comfort and convenience in this lovely lodge. We were blessed with wonderful weather (for Shetland)! A trip down memory lane for my husband and son and a great introduction to the grandchildren. Hope to be back again!
Our first trip to Shetland and what a great base for visiting the Islands! Visited many Brochs including Mousa and Holland – but head to Culswick to see the ‘pink’ broch with spectaular views! Plus wonderful sunny (!) beaches, wildlife, museums and great fish & chips.
Other highlands included rowing a Viking longboat, visiting the Cunninsburgh Show to see sheep, cows & ponies and exploring sea caves.
We’ve really enjoyed our stay at Boitan Lodge. It’s a quiet, comfortable and well-appointed resting place.
Shetland has been a wonderful revelation and we have barely scratched the surface… so we may well visit it again.
Our first visit to Shetland will certainly not be the last! We enjoyed the puffins at Sumburgh Head, cosy Lerwick, beautiful Scalloway and stunning Eshaness. And then I even forgot to mention Yell & Unst. Unforgettable.
Your cottage was a luxurious, well-equipped starting point for all our trips.
Wow! Thanks for sharing the Islands with us (in a way). Holsas was the ideal place to come ‘home’ to each and every mind-blowing day of walks and Broch and ruin visits. Everything was thought of. Everything. we’ll recommend and return.
We have thoroughly enjoyed our 10 days in Holsas – what a wonderful home from home – everything needed to make a comfortable, enjoyable stay has been thought of and provided! – We could have stayed here much longer!
To have your brilliant Farm Shop and Cafe on the doorstep has been huge bonus – as many people have said, you are serving the best coffee in Shetland, and getting our daily fix of your ‘Aister eggs’ has been a joy.
Continued success to your lodges, and we are both sure that with your hard work and dedication, Mackenzie’s Farm shop & Cafe will become one of Shetland’s most popular attractions.
Can’t wait to return. Thanks again for your help and consideration.
Our holiday in Shetland has exceeded all our expectations!
The weather has been glorious, the scenery breathtaking, the accommodation very comfortable (a prefect base) and the people warm and friendly.
Highlights for us have included (to name a few 🙂 ): the puffins at Sumburgh, kayaking, the Icelandic horses.
Splendour of the surroundings matched by the lodge – what a beautiful ‘home’ you have put together. It has been an absolute joy to spend time in such a wonderful part of the world. Memories of Shetland and its people will remain with us for along time.
Thank you for our lovely two weeks in Boitan Lodge, we love everything about the Lodge and especially the views and the peace and quiet. The weather has not been too kind especially on our first week, but it did not deter us from getting out and about. Shetland has so much to offer tor those who enjoy ‘the great outdoors’, and we have tried to do as much as time permits. The Isles of Yell, Unst, Fetlar, Whalsay, Out Skerries & Papa Stour were all visited and some good walks enjoyed. Next time we would like to visit Mousa, Isle of Noss, Foula & Fair Isle.
We love your shop and cafe, and I maintain your cafe serves the best coffee on Shetland, without doubt. May your fortunes continue with unbridled success, you deserve it.
Best wishes & kind regards.
A wonderful two weeks at Boitan Lodges enjoying all the varied beauties of Shetland. In every corner of the Mainland & Islands we met such friendly peoples who were so helpful in providing us with a rich flavour is Island life. A man from the Skerries came to tend a grave of lost sailor from the Shetland Bus at the Cemetery at Lunna. The custodians of all the museums for providing us with so much information especially those at Quendale, Tangwick Haa, The Crothouse is S. Mainland & Scalloway & Lerwick.
The deserted beaches on every island were a beachcombers paradise & the cliffs gave so much to a walk.
Thanks for the very generous welcome you gave to us all – the eggs had the yellowist yolks and had a wonderful flavour!
We wish you all the best with your new venture at the cafe/shop. Having watched the clusters of tradesmen beavering away for the past two weeks, it must be a great relief to finally open – the car park was almost overflowing!

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Who would of thought at the start of 2015 id be living in DUBAI never mind travelling the world as my job!
Dubai’s night life is a different level, I don’t think a night out back home will ever be the same since I’ve moved here. Outside night clubs, famous DJ’s every night and the nightlife never stops, Monday to Friday something is always happening.
Back to the night, it was to busy to be able to get a decent picture of the place so I’ve took one from ‘DubaiNights‘.
From where the club was we could see Burj Khalifa, the strip all the way to the Burj Al Arab. Something like 10/15 minutes worth of fireworks, simply amazing! We was given VIP access and a great view of seeing ‘Nervo’ – the worlds top ranking female DJ’s may I add.
When we decided to head home a journey which should of took 40 minutes took over 2 hours! Traffic in Dubai on a good day is shocking never mind on new years eve.
My 5 months in Dubai have had some ups and downs but I wouldn’t change my decision of coming here, its been a hard time being away from family over the christmas period but all i think is one day Ill be back home with them all around me!
2016 … Its my year!


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Motorcycles are about fun and excitement, and fast motorcycles are about more fun and more excitement. The pinnacle of fast motorcycling is racing, and racing places extreme demands on the machinery of motorcycling.
Modern racing engine technology has stressed the driveline of the American V-twins far past it's original design limits. Pass those limits far enough, and failure occurs. The unsung hero of the driveline is the often forgotten clutch. Caught between the irresistible force of a powerful big-inch V-twin engine and the immovable object of a dragstrip starting line, the clutch must do the thankless job of suddenly turning the screaming RPM of the long stroke engine into instant forward motion. Parts not up to the task turn into red hot junk in a heartbeat, becoming twisted, broken metal, and acrid smoke. Those not up to the test are left behind in the trash drum at the end of the day, with only the best surviving to be taken home to race again another day.
Street riders are faced with a different but equally demanding set of needs. For the street rider, the clutch must not only transmit all of the motor's power flawlessly to the rear wheel, but must also do it smoothly, effortlessly, and predictably time after time after time. Drag in the clutch will make the transmission noisy and difficult to shift. A grabby, unpredictable engagement can cause sweaty palms at a busy intersection. A too-stiff lever pull will wear out the rider's hand and make the entire motorcycle feel clumsy and slow to respond. And even the slightest, seemingly undetectable slip between the engine's output shaft and the transmission's input shaft will turn all that hard-earned horsepower into noise and clutch dust. An overpowered clutch turns into constant maintenance, driveline damage, and huge repair bills. Without a clutch up to the demands of the engine, all other power improvements are useless.
Bandit Machine Works products are built with a no compromise, "what ever it takes" philosophy to answer the questions posed by all these demands and more! Demands like easy serviceability, long lived durability, easy tuning, and true economy of ownership. This kind of reliable performance and bulletproof strength is produced by using the best materials available, painstakingly assembled into an innovative design, and thoroughly tested in the harshest environments.
As a result, for over a decade, Bandit has been recognized as the best in the industry. During that time, Bandit has been the supplier chosen by the champions, record holders, dyno shootout winners, and custom builders around the world, and the Superclutch has reduced the rider's thoughts of the clutch to only that of their fingers pressing lightly on the clutch lever.
Bandit offers a full line of clutches and related products for all Big Twins 1941 and later, and Sportsters 1971 and later. Street chain drive models all fit inside the stock primary cases. Street drives are available with or without electric start. Race models are available in chain and full width belt drives to fit nearly every conceivable combination of engine and transmission including drag race automatics, and two models of centrifugal assist lockups are available.
Belt drive pulleys carved from solid billet for strength and light weight are available in a wide variety of tooth counts and custom configurations. A variety of friction materials are available to suit every application, wet or dry. The Sportster 5 speed clutches, including the new lightweight 8x85mm belt drive are complemented by a super duty billet transmission trap door. Bandit pioneered the use of the double row ball bearing in 1986, 4 years before HD, as well as the 9 full sized friction plate clutch pack. This clutch pack offers many times the surface area of the stock clutches and gives the Superclutch it's famous power holding ability, it's light lever pull, the crisp clean feel of it's engagement, and it's "set it and forget it" reliability. Everything is carefully developed to work properly with the corresponding stock and aftermarket parts.


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Gov. Ted Strickland has appointed Cardinal Health leader Dianne Radigan to the Columbus State Community College board.
The trustees set the tuition and fees of the college, hire and fix the compensation of the school's employees, and do all that is necessary to ensure the successful operation of the school.
Radigan, 57, of Gahanna, has served as the director of community relations for Cardinal Health since 2008. She previously served as the chief operating officer of the Children's Hunger Alliance.
The trustees set the tuition and fees of the college, hire and fix the compensation of the school�s employees, and do all that is necessary to ensure the successful operation of the school.
Radigan, 57, of Gahanna, has served as the director of community relations for Cardinal Health since 2008. She previously served as the chief operating officer of the Children�s Hunger Alliance.
Radigan also has served as a food and nutrition specialist for the University of Missouri and as a consultant for the Ohio Department of Education. She received a bachelor�s degree from Miami University and a master�s degree from Michigan State University.
She replaces Debra Plousha Moore, 55, of Bexley, a former executive with OhioHealth, who left the board about a year into her 6-year term to move out of state for a new job.


text: We are soul winners for Christ, guided by the Holy Spirit. We maintain order in the house of the Lord. We greet our members and guests with Christian warmth, sincere smiles and promote a spirit of worship. For our withness is not only by word of mouth, but by our actions and our love for Christ. For we realie that thelove of Christ, which shines through us can penetrate a sinner's heart, causing true repentance.

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Several thieves were in for a surprise Monday when they tried to steal the car of professional boxer Amir Khan in Birmingham, England.
According to the Telegraph, the Olympic silver medalist was with his brother Haroon, who is also a professional boxer, when at least six men tried to block them with a 4x4 car.
A brawl ensued that sounds like it was staged in Hollywood. Despite being outnumbered by four, the Khan brothers took on the thieves and knocked them out one by one.
"One slapped Amir and clipped him on the lip but Amir pulled back and knocked him out cold," a witness told the Sun.
Amir and Haroon were in a $160,000 Range Rover.
The brothers' father, Shah, told the Birmingham Mail that he wished his sons would have handled the situation differently, but he is glad no one got hurt.
"You should walk away, turn away. It takes a bigger man to not get involved," Shah said. "But they are OK, and everyone is OK."


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Ever heard a woman getting pregnant five times in a time period of just 10 months? Yes, it is true! An audit of beneficiaries of the Janani Suraksha Yojna in Uttar Pradesh, which primarily guarantees through a small dole better food for new mothers in the days just after the delivery of their babies, has thrown up some startling “facts”. According to the facts revealed, it has been found that a woman was declared pregnant three times in four months to avail benefits under the scheme. Another woman who had not conceived in 12 years was paid Rs 1,400 as honorarium by the health department. Yet another woman in Bahraich, a 60-year-old, gots pregnant “five times in 10 months”.
Janani Suraksha Yojna was launched by the Uttar Pradesh government in 2005 in a bid to provide poor pregnant women safe delivery. Under the scheme, if a woman has delivered a baby at a government hospital she has the right to get Rs. 1,400 so as to have nutritional food. It is unfortunate that the scheme is being misused.
The matter came into light when Badaun’s Asha Devi visited the bank three times in four months with the cheque received under the scheme. Smelling something foul in the matter, the bank officials informed the matter to the Health Department. An inquiry was conducted and many more such instances tumbled out.
Asha Devi had received Rs 1,400 under the scheme after she gave birth on February 28 this year. She claimed a similar amount in March, saying she had a baby that month. She then said she delivered on May 20, too, and sought the allowance meant for mothers like her.
The case of Rajeshwari Devi of Barahi village of Samrer block was equally shocking. Given the Rs 1,400 honorarium after she claimed to have delivered a baby on August 24, 2011, it emerged later that the last time she had delivered a child was 12 years ago.
As per the investigating officers, the employees of primary health care centres are the ones who have made the most money out of this fraud. Under this large pan-UP scam, the PHC employees would make fictitious transfers of Rs 1400 to the poor village women, give them a meagre cut and keep the rest for themselves. A total of 200 such cases have come into light alone in Baundi PHC.


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The arrival of fall here, with crisp air, and wide fluffy clouds in the deep blue skies reminds me very much of Durga Puja. Having grown up in the West Bengal, in the eastern regions of India, this is the biggest religious festivals for the Bengalis. The festivities continues for a month, but the actual ceremony lasts for 5 unique days characterized by unique tastes for each day.
Durga Puja is a festival, celebrated in West Bengal without religious inhibitions. It is also a lot of socio-cultural celebration that tends to renew kinship with friends and relatives. The immersion is followed by meeting and greeting of relatives and friends. Men follow the embrace, while the younger members do Pronam (touching the feet) to the elders. Variety of mouth watering (and now memory stirring) sweets are prepared at home. Savouries like Nimki are often made at home to be distributed to friends, relatives and well-wishers.
I do not get to attend Durga Puja here, but the cravings for the delicacies still remain … Nimki is the easiest and the quickest to make, and with the approach of the Durga Puja next week, I started making few of the sweets and the savories. Nimki can be stored in airtight containers for quite a few days.
Take flour in a bowl, add kalonji & jeera seeds, salt, black pepper, asafoetida, and 5 tbsp oil. Mix well till the flour starts looking like bread crumbs. Then add water to make it into a tight dough. Knead well for 7 min.
With a sharp knife cut criss cross to make little diamond shapes.
Add the prepared nimki to oil and fry on slow heat. Fry them in batches if you need to.
Remove the nimki when light brown and keep aside. Drain excess oil by keeping them on a paper towel.
Serve with tea or as a any time snack.
The picture of the Nimki reminded me of my “Dida” and her “elothelos”. I will have guests during puja for a week and was wondering what snacks I can prepare in advance so that I have more time to spend “adda”ing than in the kitchen. Thanks for reminding me of this snack.
They look so yummy. Will try it out soon.
Beautiful pics…..the nimki looks crisp and delicious.
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oh yay, i love these and will have to try your recipe!

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The Equallogic is all cabled up and ready to go. Servers have been installed and there is no room above the array in the rack. You need the service tag number, but Equallogic has been nice enough to stamp the tag on top of the array. Brilliant!
You log into the Group Manager and follow a link from Equallogic on how to find the Member Service Information. Unfortunately the GUI you’re using does not match this interface. You continue to search around the GUI and find a tab under Maintenance that says Service Tag, but it says “No service tag”. Thanks Dell and Equallogic. (I hope they fix this in the future).
Dell Equallogic arrays are defined by serial numbers, not service tags.
Use grpadmin:grpadmin, if everything is default, to login.
Take note of the backplane serial number. It will start with “SHU”.
Since it probably won’t work, you will need to call 1-800-945-3355 and tell support that you want to find your Equallogic Service Tag number. They will redirect your call to the appropriate number.

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Our daddy, the writer of Open Heavens Daily Devotional 2019 welcome you all to another great year. It’s a privilege to have you here, we are delighted to have you as one of us. You’re at the right place, with a right mentor who is working together with a right God to lead you on a right path. I hope you enjoy your journey with open heaven all through 2019.
What is Open Heaven Daily Devotional?
Open Heaven is a daily devotional from the Redeemed Christian Church of God, written by the current general overseer of the church, Pastor Enoch Adejare Adeboye. The open heaven devotional is a divine gift to all mankind, regardless of who you are and your religious background.
2019 is here with 366 bright opportunities to explore God’s Holy book, the bible and discover God’s great presence in your career, business, family and life in general. Open Heavens 2019 is calling on you to wake up from your deep spiritual sleep and face what’s ahead of you, because the journey is not for the feeble.
The Open Heaven Daily Devotional Message 2019 will guide you through each and evey day of the year, all that’s required of you, is to dedicate yourself to searching the scripture via the Open heaven for today and living in the reality of God’s words.
You need to spend time with your creator, He wants you to come more closer to Him in 2019, which is why you need to acquaint yourself with Open Heaven For Today 2019.
It’s time for you to get started with God seriously. Your father, wants to show you His ways. He wants you to draw nearer to Him. Pastor E A Adeboye Open Heaven devotional book will help you achieve this in a very short time.
There are forces greater than you. These forces require greater heavenly forces to make them free their prey. The Open Heaven Devotional 2019 will expose you to God’s word and align your part unto righteousness.
The rccg open heaven is greatly enriched with spiritual spices to make your day spiritually sound. Our daddy, the current Rccg General Overseer picks a different topic each day followed with some powerful Bible verses and a bible reading to cover bible in a year. This also comes together with rccg open heavens hymn of the day.
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I chose to take a positive view of Buzz in this blog on my company website. The vast majority of coverage is focusing on the privacy concerns raised and in my opinion the press is blowing this out of proportion.
Still - it will be interesting to see how the law suits go.
What does Google know about your social circle?
Would be interesting to see how the privacy settings changes in facebook and other third party sites affect this content.

industry_corpus2: Technology & Research


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Mackenzie Calhoun is a Starfleet Captain located at Deep Space K-7. He serves as a mission giver, focusing on PvP engagements. He was the commander of the U.S.S. Excalibur in the late 24th century.
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You must engage in periodic strategic reflection. It is the only way to consistently increase your effectiveness. After all, you are the only one who lives your life, knows your experience, and is capable of truly changing yourself for the better. The end-of-the-year is the perfect time for strategic reflection. The calendar’s conclusion is a natural time to look back.
1. Do a Day-by-day Review of the Year. I pull out my calendar for the past year and write down every engagement I had, listing them all on a single sheet of paper. For each I include (a) the length or date of the engagement, (b) my client’s name, and (c) what I earned. Then, I look at the whole sheet and ask myself what I want to do more of and what I want to do less of. I put little pluses (+) next to those that represent what I want to do more of. This is part one of my New Year Strategy.
2. Identify A New Area You Want to Master. Two years ago it was writing for me. I found writing a challenge, difficult. My first 1400 word article ruined a perfectly good week-long vacation with my wife. I really struggled. But, I knew that writing was an important way to communicate and I determined that I would master it. Today I write 12 blog posts per week in less than 3 hours, keep a personal poetry journal, publish the FreelanceFortune newsletter twice per month, and I just finished the final edit of my first commercially published book, coming out this May. I wrote the book in 2 1/2 months of disciplined writing, about 90 minutes in the morning 5-6 days/week. It is not always easy. But, I have watched myself improve steadily. I am not yet where I want to be, but I have made real progress. What will you choose? Pick something that you want to master and make the commitment. This is part two of my New Year Strategy.
3. Identify Your Business Growth Intentions for the First Half of the Next Year. I like to work with a six-month timeline because I find it manageable. In order to achieve my goals I have 2-3 months to ramp up and 3-4 months to get results. In the second half of 2009 I focused on reaching two groups: association CEOs and Independent Consultants. I now have significant and growing penetration with both. What are your growth intentions for the first half of 2010? This is part three of my New Year Strategy.
4. Use Downtime over the Holidays to Reflect. I count on slow moments, naps, reading quietly, early morning walks, bird watching, and special times with family to bring me the distance and peaceful joy I need to take a wider view of life. I look forward to these personal experiences, knowing their power to be both immense and subtle.
This short doc is a great reference for gong forward. There is something powerful about the simple act of documenting your intentions. In fact, each of these five simple acts is profound in its impact and the synergy of the collection is extraordinary. Time to reflect and listen to your inner wisdom is irreplaceable – you must do it. To achieve an exceptional life, reflection is mandatory. The time when the end of one year meets the beginning of another is perfectly fitted for it.
This work is deep and elemental, with a quiet power. Draw on the natural rhythm of the calendar and use it to your benefit.


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Another Santa Barbara Film Festival honoree was Philip Seymour Hoffman, who is nominated for an Oscar. But he is not nominated as a supporting actor, the type of role he has often played. Instead, he is in the running for best actor, and the film is CAPOTE. Hoffman has been described as an actor’s actor or character actor, and has worked primarily in independent films.
But he has now moved into the limelight with his unforgettable performance as writer Truman Capote. What did he do first when he learned he had been nominated for an Academy Award for best actor? He called Bennett Miller, the first-time feature film director of CAPOTE and Hoffman’s long-time friend.
It turns out that CAPOTE is an interesting collaboration. The star, the director, and the screenwriter met as teenagers over twenty years ago. Hoffman, Miller, and screenwriter Dan Futterman first laid eyes on each other at a summer theater program while still in high school. And here they are today, all three nominated for Academy Awards for the film they made together.
Bennett Miller was also at the Santa Barbara Film Festival, participating as one of the directors on the directors’ panel. But it was Paul Thomas Anderson, whose films seem to always feature Hoffman, who had the honor of presenting the Riviera Award to Hoffman.
The Riviera Award was given to Philip Seymour Hoffman on the last Saturday night of the festival at the recently renovated Marjorie Luke Theater. This award is for “continued excellence” and “making an indelible mark for generations to come.” The red carpet press line was once again packed. The theater was full. And Leonard Maltin, who conducted the George Clooney interview, was ready to do his second on-stage chat with a festival honoree.
And he also relishes when a director whom he really respects specifically wants him: “Nothing gets better than that.” He also noted the differences between playing supporting roles, which is what the majority of his film work has been, and doing the lead role, which includes CAPOTE and a few others.
Hoffman humorously described the whole awards thing and how it can go to your head. “It’s a big killer to get it in your head. You have to carry a bat  ‘get the f*ck away’.” The audience was rolling.
Later that evening, I was eating at a restaurant with my husband and the waiter noticed my program from the event lying on the table. He was quite interested and asked, “Did you go to that?” Affirmative. Then he asked, “Did you get to speak with him?” Affirmative (but only briefly). Finally he declared, “He was incredible in CAPOTE. He’s going to win the Oscar. Heath Ledger was good, too, but Hoffman’s going to win.” On March 5, we will find out.
Photos (2nd and 3rd): From the movie "Capote" courtesy of Sony Pictures.


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The Economic and Community Development Board will meet at noon on Feb. 8 at Pizza Inn.
CCSWA will hold its monthly meeting at 6 p.m. on Feb. 11 in the large courtroom at the Claiborne County Courthouse.
Reversing Diabetes Six-Week Seminar/follow-up sessions will be held from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. on Feb. 11, 18, 25 and March 4 and 11 (Mondays) at 1731 Main Street in Tazewell across from the court house. There is a $20 charge for program. Arrive at 6 p.m. for the pre-session, which includes blood pressure check, weight and food samples. Presented by Change Claiborne Health Committee and the Wickham’s. To pre-register and for information, contact 423-626-3742 or cbrandon@utk.edu. Thousands have reversed type II diabetes in as little as three weeks. This program is proven effective, based on the latest scientific research, and is physician supervised. Learn how to: Live so medications and insulin can be reduced or eliminated; reverse the complications of diabetes, such as cardiovascular disease; lose weight without being hungry; and reduce or eliminate neuropathy pain.
The Claiborne Library Home School meeting will be held on Feb. 12. The next installment of the Lunch Book Social will be held at noon on Feb. 26. Join a unique experience as you endulge in good books and food with other like-minded people.
Clinch Valley Beekeepers will have a class for new beekeepers, weather permitting, from 7-9 p.m. on Feb. 21 and an open house from 1-4 p.m. on Feb. 23 at Treadway Fire Hall, located at 189 Hwy. 131, in Treadway. For more information, call Junior Snelson at 423-626-5538 or visit Clinchvalleybeekeepers.org.
Stand in the Gap Coalition (SIGCO) SIGCO is a 501 (c) 3 nonprofit, faith–based organization. Its new location is at 325 Straight Creek Road in New Tazewell. Some services provided are free saliva-based drug testing kits with instructions, which are called ‘give me a reason (GMAR). SIGCO, along with local churches in the tri-state area are hosting an evening out for grandparents and caregivers by providing an evening of childcare. These events are held every second Tuesday evening of the month. For more information on this program, on addiction treatment or how you can help “Stand in the Gap,” call 423-300-1302 or email standntgap@gmail.com. You may also mail your questions to: P.O. Box 539; Cumberland Gap, TN 37724.
Still looking for concert and swing band musicians. Now is the time to pick up your instrument, dust off those drum sticks and bring back the memories of high school and college band. LMU Concert &Jazz/Swing bands are looking for musicians to participate in weekly rehearsals. All instruments and parts need filling. Concert band at 6 p.m. on Tuesdays and Jazz/Swing band at 7 p.m. on Thursdays in Avery Hall on LMU’s campus. Rehearsals last about two hours. For more information, contact Jeff Mews at 423-526-5599.
Low Income Home Energy Assistance Available The East Tennessee Human Resource Agency (ETHRA) is taking appointments for the Low Income Home Energy Assistance Program for residents of Claiborne County. These appointments are for the new fiscal year July 1, 2018 through June 30, 2019. To schedule an appointment, call ETHRA’s Energy Line at 1-844-309-0416. Applications will be taken at the ETHRA office located at 1720 Church St. Suite 2, Tazewell.
Need a high school diploma? The Claiborne County Adult High School is now offering free classes. There is flexible scheduling offered to accommodate working adults. “The tassel is worth the hassle” – with a diploma, you can earn higher wages, have better job opportunities, can attend college, enter technical school and have careers in the military. For more information, call 423-626-8222.
The regular monthly meetings for the Cumberland Gap Historical Zoning Commission will be held the first Tuesday (following the first Monday) of every month at 7 p.m. at the Cumberland Gap Town Hall, 330 Colwyn Street, Cumberland Gap (if no items are to be discussed a meeting will not be held). The public is invited to attend.
Greene County Skills Inc. is seeking individuals in Tennessee that have developmental or physical disability. Tennessee has a grant program offering assistance. For more information, call Greene County Skills Inc. at 423-798-7137, ask for Karin Hagenburger or 423-798-7144, Teresa Crawford, Family Support Coordinator.

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text: Women Constructing Men Edition by Sarah S. G. Frantz and Publisher Lexington Books. Save up to 80% by choosing the eTextbook option for ISBN: 9780739133675, 0739133675. The print version of this textbook is ISBN: 9780739133668, 0739133667.


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The Atelier Arts Sciences, the CCSTI la Casemate and the ESRF Synchrotron have invited Laurent Mulot, graphic artist for a residency on the territories of the Scientific Peninsula and the Chorrier-Berriat district in Grenoble.
The aim of the residency is to carry out an investigation through photography, video and audio recording on the territory of Synchrotron localized on the Scientific Peninsula as well as with inhabitants of the Chorier-Berriat district.
The question to be answered is our relationship with memories, precisely with digital memory, as well as the district’s inhabitants’ (scientist or not) relationship with this one-of-a-kind research cluster.
The project aims at setting in motion some poetry in the Synchrotron’s memory bank and visualising on stage our relationship with research and scientists.
They have also planned to set up a concrete, physical idea sharing network, as well as a virtual network through the internet and other messaging devices throughout the city and the region, to enquire about the relationship between science and arts.
The residency will conclude at the end of 2012 and will lead afterwards to an interactive exhibition in 2013. This exhibition will be unveiled at the Rencontres-i Arts Sciences Biennale 2013.
Lives and works in Lyon. Graduated in Visual Arts from University Panthéon-Sorbonne, his main interest lies in audiovisual media (photography, video, audio recording) and in interactive installations. Since 2003, he has been focusing his work on the notion of territory : "Middle of Nowhere" implanted on six continents http://mofn.org. In 2007, he collaborates with the Nuclear Physics Institute in Lyon (IPNL) for the Biennale of Contemporary Art in Lyon, which will result in a project called "Augenblick", a research effort at the intersection of scientific and societal imaginaries sparked by the LHC experiment at CERN http://augenblick.fr. He also brought his collaboration to the event called "La nuit des particules" (Particles Night) at the Grenoble University Campus in 2011, in collaboration with the CCSTI. He is currently working on a new project, "Aganta Kairos" in partnership with the ANTARES experiment.


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Summary: Meet Ruby’s fiancé, Finn. He’s gorgeous, thoughtful, successful and adoring – pretty much everything anyone could ever want in a man. In fact, he’s perfect. The catch? He’s just not perfect for her. But when Ruby finally plucks up the courage to come clean, Finn’s so furious that he misses his footing as he runs down the stairs – and suddenly, it’s not just his heart that’s broken!
This was a cute, quick and mostly fun read. I admit now that I really liked Finn, pre and post injury (in fact, I took some perverse glee in his lack of a filter after his accident and how it put Ruby off kilter). Ruby I liked initially, then didn't much, then did quite a lot. Ruby's voice was clear but in the beginning she was so down on herself that I began to wonder why Finn was with her and why I should care about her myself. Then there was the problem of her never having been in love with her fiancee for the ten years their relationship spanned. I'd truly have thought it would be difficult for me to pull for things to work out for Ruby and Finn but alas, I did and I cared lots.
I loved how Ruby was resolute in standing by Finn after his accident and how she expressed often that though she may not have been passionately in love with him, she loved him dearly. I also liked her affinity for his parents. For Finn's part, he was a genuinely nice guy to start and that never changed. Ruby always had his heart and that was endearing. Finn voiced my favorite quote of the book "When I'm struggling to find the right word and it just won't come. Or when I'm desperately trying to remember how the hell to do some stupidly simple task that a kid could do, like sending a text or using the microwave. Or when I drop something again. Have you any idea how it makes me feel? Stupid, so bloody stupid. But you know what keeps me going? Knowing you're there, Ruby. It makes everything so much easier to cope with. I mean, you wouldn't want to marry me if I was completely hopeless, would you?" So. Much. Aw.
Consequently, this was a page-turner and I found myself wanting to read the last chapter just to satisfy my curiosity. I'm not telling what happens so go read it for yourself and enjoy the ride. I'm rooting for Laura and Hugo.
Many thanks to Carina UK for giving me a copy to read via Netgalley, in exchange for my honest review.

industry_corpus2: Literature & Emotions


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01 French Alps / Chateau d ' assy: avalanche grieving parents before the coffins of the 56 killed children. 2 men To try a Very much attracted to reassure white-clad mother. Badge on the coffin. Clergyman in speech, short. Pan across debris clean-up work. Trafofahrt on damaged page tract of children sanatorium. Cleaning up debris reamer with search dogs. Stretchers carried past with hidden dead.
02. United States: Landing the Apollo XIII various settings from the control center in Houston. writing hand, close. Road sign: "Our prayers are with you Apollo 13 crewmen" and "Our hearts are with you friends on 13". Control room with cast and writing reporters. TV screen: 3 parachutes carrying the capsule on the water, capsule on the water, total, big. Astronaut leaves the capsule in the inflatable boat. Helicopter takes an astronaut in the plane. Helicopter, total. The three astronauts Lovell, Haise and Swigert left the helicopter on the aircraft carrier. Welcome aboard. Lovell, close.
03. Munich: Olympic construction sites and models Munich seen from above with the Church of our Lady in the middle. Moreover, the Olympic rings appear. Upper Wiesenfeld, seen from above and Sports Hall, total, in the building. Traforanfahrt. Carrier of the Auditorium. Pan, Traforückfahrt. Olympic Stadium. Panning about models and model of the Olympic village and the apartment buildings of the Olympic athletes. Traforückfahrt on sports facilities in the building.
04. Soccer World Cup rally Wembley - Mexico 2 Europeans with ponchos and Mexican hats. English soccer coach Ramsey will receive Golden Globe. Plan the rally. London: Directions of the various cars of participants. Crowds to the sides of the road. Travel to and from Munich, radio tower in the distance. Driving scenes. Control point of the rally in Munich. Gloved hand inscribes itself in the control book. Several participants, large. Motor is controlled. Rolls Royce radiator with figure, close. Man is about the Rolls Royce engine at work. Driver shaved big car, hands on the wheel. Further propelled car when it rains.
05. Swiss Cavalry: standing Squadron, total and close-ups of horse heads. Various settings of soldiers on horseback. Actuality of the station. Several settings. Ride through snowy forest trails, great. Riders sit down and take their guns out of your pockets to sides of the horses big and close. Soldiers run through the forest, any remaining horses. Various settings of the maneuver. Soldiers in camouflage jackets crossing makeshift bridges. Soldiers behind tree, rifle at the ready. Machine gun is operated, great. Soldier on the temporary bridge.
06. Berlin: Fashion Interchic in the exhibition hall with special report - fashions Interchic. Waving a PanAm machine. Mannequins in addition to the single Winker. 2 mannequins on tarmac car. The exhibition hall with fashion stand indoors. Mayor Klaus Schütz accompanied tour, short. Contactor touch Matenrevers of mannequins. Full hanged man dress racks. Contactor with a seamstress standing, contactor and swivel on mannequins with Western hats and MIDI dresses with Jack-booted. Mannequins with knee-covered clothes on stockings in dance-like movements. Colored mannequin, close. Pan across radio tower from top to bottom. At the foot of the Tower mannequin. Plaid trouser suits and capes, all with Jack-booted. Doll standing in traffic. Mannequins at screening. Poster "Berlin flea market", doll previously in leather costume. Mannequins in leather clothes, some with fringe. Many pans and partial recordings, all in motion. Large hats. Mannequins in ankle-length skirts and see-through FishNet top in a kind of dance. Mannequins with transparent umbrella, close. Kurfürstendamm: mannequins seen from the rear in different clothes. Mini, MIDI, Maxi.
Plateau d ' Anna in the French Alps. Front of the Church of the village: The coffins of 56 children at the age from 4 to 15 years who lost their lives under the scree of a mountain landslide. In the second avalanche disaster this winter, 72 people died. The death came in the night. In 1. 500 metres above sea level had caused the avalanche of snow, rock and mud. She rushed to a lung sanatorium at the foot of the mountain and smashed a page tract of the sanatorium. 56 tuberculosis ill boy and 12 sisters and nurses were buried under the 20-meter-thick layer of debris. Any help came too late for them.
Even the sniffer dogs found no survivors. Nearly 1,000 workers in the rock hard rubble looking for the dead. The last avalanche had loosened 20 years ago from the slope, without causing damage. Plateau d ' Anna considered experts absolute installation of avalanche proof.
Perfection seemed to be a matter of course in the Control Center Houston. Synonymous with experienced boredom - turned to a single sentence of the Apollo astronauts Haise the cool computer-Hall flights to the Moon in a hive. "We have a problem" - this sentence from the space signaled the most dangerous incident in the history of American space travel. The explosion in the oxygen tank of "Apollo 13" the routine company regained the attention of the country and the world opinion with one fell swoop. What hope had dared to nobody in the first few minutes: the shipwreck in space ended with a precision landing in the Pacific Ocean.
The rest was routine. The space accident had met the astronauts unexpectedly, but not unprepared. With hundreds rehearsed handles, they mastered the breakdown, supported by computer batteries on Earth. And questions remain. Space is still with einzuplanen the deadly risk. Because of space shipwrecked there is no salvage vehicles. Commander Lovell, who was rescued with his comrades on the Earth at a record pace, had said shortly after the explosion at all: "That will have been determined the final Apollo flight for a long time!"
120 weeks until the start of the Olympic Games of 1972 continued of the UFA-this series "What's happening on the upper meadow field?" The Sports Hall, next to the stadium Athletic Center and eye-catcher at the Olympic site, is built according to schedule. The winners for the bleachers are already cast, the shell should be in the summer.
The grandstand shell construction of the Olympic Stadium is already being raised. 80,000 spectators, of which 47,000 seats, will see the athletes and the opening and closing ceremonies of the Olympic Games here all fighting. The Olympic village promises a new sense of living the 12,000 athletes and workers: in the modern apartments of the projected large-scale residential complex, the athletes are so comfortably accommodated as never before in the history of the games in Munich doubts nobody that the largest and most beautiful sports plant of in Germany will be ready in time.
Mexico City as a tourist destination and England football coach Ramsey as aristocratic mascot: two memory data of a car rally of superlatives. 96 riders to the 25,000-kilometre "World Cup rally" started in London. A London newspaper donated idea and price the gruelling overland journey to greater fame in the World Cup in Mexico and in honor of the reigning world champion England. Almost all car makes, the Rolls Royce to VW Beetle, had signed up for the rally in the Mexican Aztheken Stadium.
Munich was the first control point for the driver. The rally regulations are strict: who reached the stage destination with more than one-hour delay, Right away will be disqualified. Stages targets in Europe were Budapest, Monza and Lisbon. The hardest stretch begins after the sea trip to Rio de Janeiro - 17,000 kilometres across the South American continent.
The winner may get 88,000 mark in Mexico City - a sum that is only then tempting for the single role-Royce skiers in the field when his vehicle over the rally without damage. As the Silver Shadow costs over 100,000 marks.
Has an incentive for rural rider clubs from their civilian models a military version out to breed rediscovered in the nuclear age the horse the Swiss armed forces. The Swiss weekly news look party gathered on the Dragoon horse. Here her report: "the recent demonstration of a war-strong squadron of the Dragoon Regiment I should show Which one specific tasks can still comply with the cavalry. One of these tasks is the rapid destruction of important specific objects by dense fire, especially in difficult terrain, where the mobility of the mounted troop remains yet unsurpassed. In coupiertem area, the advancement speed is four times greater than that of the infantry. The horses are not used in the fight, but stay safe cover back. "A part of the troupe has the task to ensure the deployment of the bulk of the squad, Which one the so-called coup here taking a surprise usage on a bridge held by the enemy."
The reputation of Berlin as an international exhibition city goes a long way. The new exciting fashion of the grandmother look came with an air jump. In the exhibition halls at the radio tower, the Governing Mayor Klaus Schütz was the start character for the "3 Interchic". 303 exhibitors - including 126 Berlin companies - promoted to order for the autumn and winter business. As always will be in the city on the river Spree fashion made with chic. Over 19,000 people work here in the clothing industry.
The fashionable avant-garde and the resurrected grandmother is not to stop - young girls in the "granny style" present Kniebedeckt, called "kniebe", a compromise for the eternally reluctant MIDI and Maxi length.
"Real dolls" show in the middle of the Berlin milieu, what the lady should wear tomorrow.
Consumer-informed fashion designers touch MIDI. Their mission statement is the elegant, modern woman who is No more so not to the "sweet seventeens".
On the Ku-Damm was felt: it is in the air - the controversy over the length!
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U.S. scientists have been inventing advanced anti-counterfeiting technologies as far back as Benjamin Franklin.
Think about the last time you held actual money in your hands – a crisp $20 fresh from the ATM, or a handful of coins jingling merrily in your pocket. Maybe you were driving on a cash-only toll road or had to pay back a friend. Although bills and coins are increasingly being replaced by cards or smartphone apps, our currency is still under attack by counterfeiters. Luckily, U.S. scientists have been continually inventing advanced anti-counterfeiting technologies as far back as Benjamin Franklin’s “nature prints,” which used actual leaves to create unique patterns on bills.
Security features are currently incorporated into money in several ways. First, there is the substrate – what the bills are made of. In the U.S., a blend of 75% cotton and 25% linen is used, which is just as durable as plastic substrates recently in use by other countries. The fabric can also have a watermark incorporated into it – easy to see when held up to the light. The ink and pattern printed onto the bills can also be a security feature. The more detailed the pattern, the harder to duplicate. For example, the raised printing on U.S. bills gives them a distinct texture. The ink itself can also be unique – “color shift” ink changes color as the bill is tilted. Currently, the U.S. uses all of these features.
Recently, exciting new features have been added to bills. These are things like the security strips or threads on current $5-$100 bills, which glow different colors under a black light, making it easy to confirm legitimate bills. Or the “3D ribbon” on the $100 which is embedded in the fibers of the bill and changes pattern when tilted.
This is where science has a lot to offer. Security features must be cheap, easy to mass produce, and highly durable, but also very difficult to duplicate – requirements that are somewhat at odds. But, being professional problem solvers, scientists have tons of ideas about the next big anti-counterfeiting technology.
The most promising features are also very strongly interactive. In order to validate authenticity, your sales clerk or bartender interacts with the bill in a simple way – with a black light, the touch of their finger, or the CO2 exhaled in their breath – and the bill must have an obvious response.
For example, a material called liquid crystals can be used in an ink that changes color with the heat of your finger – just like a mood ring. Using a flexible electronic circuit made of conducting polymers printed on the bill, a finger placed in the right spot can make a complete circuit, eliciting a twinkle from Benjamin Franklin’s eyes. Or, by adding to the circuit a piezoelectric material that moves in response to a voltage, detectable bumps can appear with a finger’s touch. A really exciting idea incorporates optical fibers into the bill itself so that when light is directed onto a specific location, bright spots appear on the bill’s surface in a unique pattern, like a barcode.
With estimates in the last ten years indicating $220 million of U.S. currency in circulation is fake, and 60% of that is ink-jet printed, counterfeiters aren’t going away any time soon. Counterfeiting is still a big problem that can devalue currency – no matter if that currency is in your hand or your bank account. So today, National Dollar Day, we say #ThanksScience for continuing to keep our money safe!


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As I packed my bags for our getaway weekend, I realized it was the first time traveling by plane with my oils. Wanting to travel light, it was apparent I wouldn't bring them all. I grabbed a small plastic pouch and a few of the oils I use most frequently without much consideration of what I was bringing and what I was leaving behind. On the trip, I used my oils as I would at home -- it has become second nature. So here we are, a quick glance at the oils that I use daily.
Lemon -- I add a few drops to my water, especially first thing in the morning. It acts as a pick me up, helping to reduce my coffee/sugar intake. I also add this to my tea.
Lavender -- Mixed with coconut oil, I apply this to any dry skin or rashes that I have. When traveling or over-exhausted, I often get itchy. applying lavender helps ease and prevent this.
Peppermint -- I apply this several times a week to my temples and sinuses. This helps me bounce back from headaches, ward off migraines, and clear my nasal passages. I've suffered from chronic sinus problems, but have been medicine free since November thanks in large part to peppermint oil.
Valor -- I've heard this oil called a chiropractor in a bottle, and for me it is true. I apply this to the base of my spine, and occasionally on my feet and experience less back pain throughout the day -- I fidget less and don't feel as tempted to crack my back on my own. It also helps serve as a sensory reminder to maintain better posture.
PanAway -- I apply this to my knees/IT band area before workouts, and to my broken toe. (Side note: I've had a broken toe since 2009, the only remedy is to not bump into anything, but I am a total klutz and keep re-injuring it!) Since using PanAway on my toe, I have had little to no pain, even when I occasionally bump it against something.
Deep Relief* -- This oil brings comfort to my achey shoulders. Between lugging two kids around and poor nursing posture, my upper back is constantly tight and is a source of sleeplessness. Using deep relief in combination with stretches has helped ease the tension and help me get more sleep.
Stress Away* -- I apply this to my wrists to ease stress or anxiousness. This helped me travel more peacefully and also get less worked up when plans don't go smoothly.
Thieves -- An immune booster, I apply thieves to my feet before going out, especially getting on a plane! to prevent catching whatever is in the recirculated air. I also will place a few drops in the shower when traveling or the humidifier at home to purify the air.
Frankincense -- I take 1-2 drops of this internally every day. I also apply this to a few scars and skin tags, sometimes directly, sometimes with carrier oil to help my skin heal.
Most of these oils are included in The Young Living Everyday Oils Kit, with the exception of the two roll-ons* which I purchased separately. All of these oils have many more uses than simply listed here. I use oils around my house, for the kids, when sickness strikes, and for prevention. But these are a few ways I use my oils every day. I have spent 5 years pursuing a more holistic approach to my family's health. After learning more about the differences between oils, I spent over a year researching different companies, and have been using oils from Young Living consistently since October 2013.
Disclaimer: These opinions are entirely my own. This information is based on what I have learned from research and results in my personal use of these oils. Please use your own judgement and consult your medical professional regarding your use of oils.
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Evansville residents are asking the EVSC School Board to add gender identity to its nondiscrimination policy, but some members say it protects all.
EVANSVILLE, Ind. — Not including gender identity in the Evansville Vanderburgh School Corp. nondiscrimination policy creates a barrier, according to Wally Paynter.
It sends the wrong message, Paynter said.
“The concern is when they're saying we shouldn’t discriminate on this basis, but then they leave out a category they’re sending a message that it’s OK to discriminate against people, employees and students on the basis of gender identity,” he said.
Paynter is president of Tri-State Alliance, or TSA, a local group that provides support and advocacy for lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender youth. Last year the group requested sexual orientation and gender identity be added to the EVSC’s nondiscrimination policy.
Sexual orientation was added at a June 2017 meeting, but not gender identity.
However, most EVSC School Board members believe the current policy already protects everyone.
EVSC’s current nondiscrimination policy, which is listed on the district’s website under bylaws & policies, states: “It is the policy of the Evansville Vanderburgh School Corporation not to discriminate on the basis of race, color, religion, gender, sexual orientation, veteran status, genetic information, national origin, age, limited English proficiency, or disability in its programs or employment policies."
TSA supporters have written letters to EVSC School Board members to express their desire to add gender identity to the nondiscrimination policy. However, Paynter said they stopped receiving feedback this year so some supporters decided to take their thoughts to board meetings.
Bethel United Church of Christ Rev. Raygan Baker spoke during public comment at Tuesday night’s school board meeting. Baker asked members to add gender identity and gender expression to the school district’s nondiscrimination policy.
“If so many groups are named in the nondiscrimination policy, then especially to students who are gender nonconforming or transgender, it is constantly apparent they are not included and they are not protected in the same way other vulnerable groups might be,” he said.
Baker doesn’t want to start a fight, he said, because he believes the board ultimately cares about students. He said he’s just trying to encourage growth. He said students who aren’t included in the nondiscrimination policy feel silenced and ignored.
Not all school board members returned phone calls and a few deferred comment to EVSC attorney Pat Shoulders, while others believe the policy is all-encompassing.
Board member Andy Guarino said the board strives to follow state and federal law while accommodating roughly 23,000 EVSC students.
“We feel comfortable with that because we don’t want to discriminate against any one at any time. A student is a student and that’s the way we look at everybody and we try to be fair and logical,” Guarino said.
Longtime board members Terry Gamblin and Mike Duckworth believe the current policy covers everyone.
Gamblin said the board tries not to single out one group.
EVSC School Board President Rance Ossenberg and Vice President Chris Kiefer said they couldn’t comment specifically on the situation, both citing an active lawsuit against the EVSC.
In February, a transgender EVSC high schooler filed the lawsuit claiming unlawful discrimination after a request to use their bathroom of choice was denied. The student is suing the EVSC for restroom access.
Shoulders noted the lawsuit is pending in federal court, and said it seeks to coerce the school corporation into allowing transgender students to use the bathroom of their choice.
“I think, frankly, that may be the hidden agenda behind some of the speakers at the board meetings,” Shoulders said.
Shoulders said he hasn’t been made aware of any discussion among the board concerning amending the current nondiscrimination policy.
At Tuesday’s meeting, Kiefer asked Shoulders to reacquaint the board with the district’s bullying policy, which Kiefer said doesn’t discriminate against anyone.
Baker said he thinks Tuesday night was a missed opportunity for both sides to hear each other.
Most organizations have a nondiscrimination policy, but wording varies among them.
In March 2017, the Vanderburgh County Commissioners voted 2-1 to add age, sexual orientation and gender identity to the county’s nondiscrimination policy outlined in the Evansville Vanderburgh Human Relations Commission ordinance.
Commissioners Cheryl Musgrave, R-District 3, and Ben Shoulders, D-District 1, voted for the ordinance. Commission President Bruce Ungethiem, R-District 2, voted against it.
Both the University of Evansville and University of Southern Indiana have nondiscrimination and civil rights policies that include gender identity in the language. UE’s policy goes even further and includes gender expression.
In 2011, Evansville’s City Council unanimously approved including age, sexual orientation and gender identity to the city’s nondiscrimination code. The approved ordinance defined sexual orientation as being male or female sexuality, homosexuality, bisexuality, real or perceived, by orientation or practice.
"It's an important economic step, and it shows that Evansville is a community that welcomes diversity," Paynter told the Courier & Press at the time.
Baker is not the first community member to express a desire for gender identity to be included in the EVSC nondiscrimination policy.
At the May 7 board meeting, Mary MacGregor said she's interested in diversity and safety in Evansville schools and said the E is for Everyone slogan is "brilliant" and needs to be used in the school system.
And at a Feb. 5 board meeting, North High School student Arthur Westcott also asked board members to consider including gender identity in the school district's nondiscrimination policy.
“With gender identity being added to the nondiscrimination policy, you are saying that you are providing a safe place for students like me,” Westcott said in February. “As of now, I don’t feel safe with there not being gender identity in the nondiscrimination policy."


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Award winning stand up comedian Tania Edwards explores these emotionally incontinent times and explains why it's imperative to repress our emotions. But just how easy is it to be bashful and brazen, coy and courageous (and make sure everyone notices)?
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As part of Phoenix Lights month on Found Footage Critic and Found Footage Files podcast we review The Phoenix Tapes ’97 (2016) a found footage film and mockumentary about the Phoenix Lights, one of the most famous mass U.F.O. sightings in US history. The Phoenix Tapes ’97 is one of three found footage films about the Phoenix Lights incident released in a three year window.
This episode we interview Justin Barber director of the new found footage film Phoenix Forgotten (2017) a Ridley Scott-produced found footage film and mockumentary about the Phoenix Lights, one of the most famous mass U.F.O. sightings in US history. We discuss the Phoenix Lights, Ridley Scott, exclusive behind the scenes details about Phoenix Forgotten, conspiracy theories, what makes for a good found footage film, and found footage cinematography. Phoenix Forgotten (2017) will hit theaters nationwide on April 21, 2017.


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J A Kemp has been ranked as a Band One firm of patent and trade mark attorneys by Chambers and Partners.
They commented on the firm 's impressive range of expertise and experience across the entire scientific spectrum and its formidable contentious offering and also said that the firm had one of the most sophisticated biotech practices in the country.
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Geoff Woods was also recommended.
J A Kemp is also ranked as a Tier One firm by the Legal 500.

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