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In recent years, Israel’s military court system has been the subject of well-deserved – and long over-due – scrutiny, thanks to its almost 100 percent conviction rate of Palestinians in the West Bank. The military courts are a key part of an apartheid regime that sees Israeli settlers tried in civilian courts, while Palestinians – including hundreds of children per year – are subjected to military show-trials.
But what about Israel’s civilian courts? Comparatively little attention has been paid by human rights groups to the plight of Palestinians tried for ‘security offenses’ in Israeli courts, which includes Palestinians with Israeli citizenship, and, since the 2005 ‘disengagement’, Gaza residents.
Following Israel’s unilateral withdrawal of settlers, the military regime in Gaza was ended by Israeli army proclamation on September 12, 2005; according to the Israeli government, in a position backed by the Supreme Court, this ended ‘belligerent occupation’ in the Gaza Strip (note that the international community continues to view the Gaza Strip as Israeli-occupied).
Israel’s civilian courts certainly offer more by way of internationally-recognised standards of due process than the widely-panned military courts in the West Bank (though note that the judges and prosecutors in the civilian courts can do their reserve duty in the military ones).
Jamil Dakwar, currently Director of the American Civil Liberties Union’s Human Rights Program and formerly an Israeli attorney focusing on human rights cases, spoke to me about these wider issues.
According to Dakwar, it is extremely difficult for Israeli lawyers to challenge evidence and ‘confessions’ obtained under duress or through torture.
After the recent indictment of World Vision employee Mohammad el Halabi, senior UN official Robert Piper stressed the need for “a fair trial”, and a legal process that is “prompt, thorough, independent, impartial and transparent.” In a Shin Bet state, however, that seems like a tall order.


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The First Australian Penny was issued in 1911. This dated Penny Token celebrates events that happened in 1974.
Music program Countdown goes to air.
First consumer credit card offered in Australia.
National Gallery acquires Jackson Pollock’s Blue Poles.
First regular FM radio broadcasts in Australia.

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PUC is a 2-year course with 1 Major Board Exam at the end of the second year PUC/12th.
Every student must study 4 core subjects in each branch along with 1st language—English & 2nd language (Kannada / Sanskrit / Hindi / Urdu / Tamil / Telugu / Malayalam / Marathi / French / German / Arabic ).
Options in Arts/Humanities—History, Geography, Sociology, Political Science, Psychology, Education, Logic, Home Science, Optional Kannada, Karnataka Music & Hindustani Music, etc.
Options in Commerce—History, Economics, Business Studies, Accountancy, Computer Science, Geography, Statistics & Basic Maths.
If you don’t like to study Biology, you can pursue PCME (Electronics) or PCMCs ( Computer Science) or PCMG (Geology). This makes you eligible for career in Engineering Stream.
If you don’t like to study Mathematics, you can pursue PCBH ( Home Science ) or PCBS ( Statistics).
This is apt for students focused on medicine and who find it difficult to cope up with mathematics.
In India, Commerce is possibly the most popular academic stream for students.
Mathematics is not just a subject that is restricted to the four walls of a classroom. Its philosophy and applications are to be looked for in the daily course of our life. The knowledge of mathematics is essential for us, to explore and practice in a variety of fields like business administration, banking, stock exchange and in science and engineering.
Definition, range, domain, principal value branches. Mentioning domain and range of trigonometric and inverse trigonometric functions. Graphs of inverse trigonometric functions. Properties and proofs of inverse trigonometric functions given in NCERT prescribed text book, mentioning formulae for sin-1 x  sin-1 y, cos-1 x  cos-1 y, 2 tan-1 x = tan-1 ( ) = sin-1 ( ) = cos -1 ( ) without proof. Conversion of one inverse trigonometric function to another w.r.t to right angled triangle. Problems.
Concept, notation, order, Types of matrices: column matrix, row matrix, rectangular matrix, square matrix, zero matrix, diagonal matrix, scalar matrix and unit matrix. Algebra of matrices: Equality of matrices, Addition, multiplication, scalar multiplication of matrices, Transpose of a matrix. Mentioning properties with respect to addition, multiplication, scalar multiplication and transpose of matrices. Symmetric and skew symmetric matrices: Definitions, properties of symmetric and skew symmetric matrices: proofs of i) If A is any square matrix A+A′ is symmetric and A-A′ is skew symmetric ii) Any square matrix can be expressed as the sum of a symmetric and a skew symmetric matrix. Concept of elementary row and column operations and finding inverse of a matrix restricted to 2×2 matrices only. Invertible matrices and proof of the uniqueness of inverse, if it exists; (Here all matrices will have real entries).
Determinant of a square matrix (up to 3 × 3 matrices): Definition, expansion, properties of determinants, minors , cofactors and problems. Applications of determinants in finding the area of a triangle. Adjoint and inverse of a square matrix, definition of singular and non-singular matrices, mentioning their properties: a)If A and B are nonsingular matrices of same order, then AB and BA are nonsingular matrices of same order b)A square matrix A is invertible if and only if A is non-singular matrix Consistency, inconsistency and number of solutions of system of linear equations by examples, Solving system of linear equations in two and three variables (having unique solution) using inverse of a matrix.
Tangents and normal: Equations of tangent and normal to the curves at a point and problems Derivative as a Rate of change: derivative as a rate measure and problems Increasing/decreasing functions and problems Maxima and minima : introduction of extrema and extreme values, maxima and minima in a closed interval, first derivative test, second derivative test. Simple problems restricted to 2 dimensional figures only Approximation and problems.
Integration as inverse process of differentiation: List of all the results immediately follows from knowledge of differentiation. Geometrical Interpretation of indefinite integral, mentioning elementary properties and problems. Methods of Integration: Integration by substitution, examples. Integration using trigonometric identities, examples, Integration by partial fractions: problems related to reducible factors in denominators only. Integrals of some particular functions : Evaluation of integrals of ∫ , ∫ √  ∫ √ and problems . Problems on Integrals of functions like ∫ , ∫ √ Integration by parts : Problems , Integrals of type ∫ [ ( ) ( )] and related simple problems. Evaluation of Integrals of some more types like √ , √ and problems Definite integrals: Definition, Definite Integral as a limit of a sum to evaluate integrals of the form ∫ ( ) only. Fundamental Theorem of Calculus (without proof). Basic properties of definite integrals and evaluation of definite integrals.
Definition of Vectors and scalars, magnitude and direction of a vector. Direction cosines/ratios of vectors: direction angles, direction cosines, direction ratios, relation between direction ratio and direction cosines. Problems. Types of vectors :Equal, unit, zero, parallel and collinear vectors, coplanar vector position vector of a point, negative of a vector. Components of a vector, Algebra of vectors: multiplication of a vector by a scalar addition of vectors: triangle law, parallelogram law, properties of addition of vectors, position vector of a point dividing a line segment in a given ratio(section formula). Scalar (dot) product of vectors: definition, properties, problems projection of a vector on a line. Vector (cross) product of vectors: definition, properties and problems Scalar triple product: definition, properties and problems.
Direction cosines/ratios of a line joining two points. Straight lines in space: Cartesian and vector equation of a line passing through given point and parallel to given vector, Cartesian and vector equation of aline passing through two given points, coplanar and skew lines, distance between two skew lines(Cartesian and vector approach), distance between two parallel lines (vector approach). Angle between two lines. Problems related to above concepts. Plane: Cartesian and vector equation of a plane in normal form, equation of a plane passing through the given point and perpendicular to given vector, equation of a plane passing through three non- collinear points, Intercept form of equation of a plane, angle between two planes, equation of plane passing through the intersection of two given planes, angle between line and plane, condition for the coplanarity of two lines, distance of a point from a plane (vector approach) ,Problems related to above concepts.
Introduction of L.P.P. definition of constraints, objective function, optimization, constraint equations, non- negativity restrictions, feasible and infeasible region, feasible solutions, Mathematical formulation-mathematical formulation of L.P.P. Different types of L.P.P: problems namely manufacturing, diet and allocation problems with bounded feasible regions only, graphical solutions for problem in two variables, optimum feasible solution(up to three non-trivial constraints).
Conditional probability – definition, properties, problems. Multiplication theorem, independent events, Baye’s theorem, theorem of total probability and problems. Probability distribution of a random variable-definition of a random variable, probability distribution of random variable, Mean , variance of a random variable and problems. Bernoulli trials and Binomial distribution: Definition of Bernoulli trial, binomial distribution, conditions for Binomial distribution, and simple problems.
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Oh what a crappy few days poor Noah has had. As most parents with a child in Nursery will know, Chickenpox seem to be doing the rounds at the moment and when Noah has managed to avoid it previously, this time he wasn't so lucky. Which is fine, better now than when he's an adult and they're supposedly worse - except for the fact he was due to fly away with my parents on Tuesday to their Villa in Spain.
Noah woke on Friday morning and as soon as I greeted him I noticed the all too familiar (I'm a nursery nurse so I've seen a good few chickenpox in my time) yellowy blister on his neck. As I examined him and called for John I noticed around 10, which by the end of the day had multiplied to near 50. Que frantic phonecalls to and from my mother about what the best cause of action was. Saturday decided it for us, as Noah woke to be literally covered almost head to toe, his neck and torso seeming to be taking the brunt of it - the holiday was to be cancelled. Even as I said the words 'He wont be able to go on Holiday' to my mum on the phone, Noah echoed after we'd finished the call 'Noahs still going with Nana and Gangan on the holiday', my heart did break for him. Thankfully though, as it's my parents villa they're visiting, there was no real chain of deposits etc to lose, so they managed to rearrange the flights for the following week with Ryanair for free. Which has delighted Noah as we're now counting down the sleeps for him. It's just bad luck it came at this time for him, he's been so excited all year, especially as he is completely besotted with my Dad.
We're lucky with Noahs Chickenpox as I've seen and heard of children being seriously ill with vomiting, diarrhoea and high temperatures, but Noah seems to have lucked out so coping with chickenpox hasn't been too bad for us. We're onto day 4 as I write this and some do appear to be scabbing over, so thankfully we can see the light at the end of the tunnel for him. We've been giving Noah calpol when we can tell he's feeling warm, calamine baths to soothe itching as well as administering Piriton. However I'll do a completely separate post on our tips and tricks. I'm now completely anticipating just as Noahs begin to fade - as long as he doesn't pick them and they scar, that Patrick will breakout in them. I'm dreading it for the poor little chunk as he's been through more than most already after having such a tough start in life. But we'll manage. That's what parents have to do right?
Have your little ones had Chickenpox?
What a nightmare �� my little one had them a few months ago but you'd never have known, she was still loud and bouncy, I was like death on legs as I caught them �� Hope he's all clear now!


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Painting a car is one of the most misunderstood parts of our hobby. It can be a daunting process to sand off the paint on your car, but it’s one of those jobs that things must get worse to get better. Below are the basic steps and methods for painting your car.
There are a few ways prepare your vehicle for paint. Each method depends on how extreme you’re going with your paint job or restoration.
Strip to bare metal- This truly is the most “correct” way to prep a vehicle for a repaint, especially a classic or “older” car. This method will allow you to uncover any potential rust or corrosion that will need to be addressed before you put on any topcoats. Below are the most common methods used to strip a vehicle to bare metal before painting.

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First off, congratulations goes out to Javier Colon. In the same vein as Committed was on this past season of The Sing Off, Javier was head and shoulders above everyone else in the talent department on The Voice. He was the person that should have won from the beginning. Also, congratulation to Adam Levine for being the coach to pick him.
As a matter of personal disclosure, I was rooting for Vicci Martinez. She was my favorite in the final four.
I don’t enjoy rap, but I do like Pitbull. He was game last night. I also am not a country fan, so I wasn’t in to the Brad Paisley song. But when Blake Shelton joined in, I did perk up.
So, if I had been one of the finalists, who would I have wanted to sing with?
I had paid no attention to Maroon 5 prior to this show. That being said, after experiencing “Moves Like Jagger” last week, I would have requested to perform with Adam.
I am an absolute MARK for System of a Down and Serj Tankian. It would have been a dream moment to sing “Toxicity” on stage with the man. However, the producers of the show might not have gone for that idea since Serj doesn’t…I guess you can say “appeal to the masses” as much as others.
If there is one song I grew up singing since my childhood, it was the Monday Night Football theme song done by Hank Jr. When I finally realized a few months ago that it was re-written from an original, I would have definitely asked to perform “All My Rowdy Friends” on stage with the man.
Frankly, I don’t know if Garth would have taken part in this one. He was just barely talked in to performing part-time in Las Vegas recently. However, Garth is the one artist alone that I will listen to any of his songs DESPITE the fact that he’s a country artist. His songs just feel good. A duet of “Rodeo” with Garth Brooks on live TV? I’m in.
Metallica is the one heavy metal band that has transcended their genre. A performance of “For Whom The Bell Tolls” would have rocked that house last night!

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Lighting Affairs – Caringbah often finds itself involved in some of the largest projects in and out of the Sutherland shire. In fact, Lighting Affairs – Caringbah provided the design and supply of lighting for the luxury retirement resort “Waterbrook” at Yowie Bay as well as the exclusive “Tanika” estate at Kangaroo Point, Sylvania.
There are many advantages of opening a trade account with us. Why not take a few minutes to drop in and discuss your trade requirements with us further.

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Thankfully I didn’t have to wait too long to read this after Hard Bitten or I would have been a wreck. And if you haven’t read the previous book then this review is definitely not for you. Though I try to keep spoilers out, it’s harder this late in the series.
I think the biggest problem with this book, for me, was that there was no Ethan. His dynamic in the House, his relationship with Merit, they didn’t necessarily make the books what they are so far but they definitely played a large role in this story and the absence was felt. This series just isn’t the same without him.
But at the same time, I think Neill did a really good job at showing Merit’s progression through it all and the changes she had to undergo in moving forward. Despite the change, life continues to move forward and Chicago has plenty in store for it that requires the investigative mind of one Cadogan Sentinel. Drink Deep really brought Merit’s strength forward and she had to see a life without Ethan. After the last four books, I think it brought a lot of her past conflicts to light.
I wasn’t quite sure how this book was going to go because I knew there would be another book after Hard Bitten but in terms of the plot and the world, where could it go from there? The big bad was finally done for. And then Neill does it again and throws out the biggest twist of them all.
Okay, that’s not COMPLETELY true. I had a guess. It took over half the book to make that guess, but it was there. Yet seeing it on the page proved true was tough because no matter my thoughts I was not prepared for that. It felt like a betrayal but at the same time made total sense.
What do you do with a story like that?
The issue is that it took a while leading up to this point before anything really happened. The characters are grieving and I get that but it meant for slow moving. There’s a lot of emotional trauma that Merit and her friends have to work through before facing the issues plaguing Chicago.
But despite the slower pace, I think this book had a lot more depth than those in the past. The entire cast was forced to face situations that they had not before and challenges that pushed them, whether in a good way or bad.
I won’t spoil the ending but I look forward to the next book. I have a very strong interest in making sure these characters achieve happiness because many of them certainly deserve it after all that’s happened. Another great series installment!


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We have a great range of vapour e-cigarettes in Baldinnie available and ecig starter kits for people looking to quit smoking in the UK.
Welcome to Vapour Trail, the home of e-cigarettes, vaping and Shisha in Baldinnie online. We have all the basics available from e-cig starter kits like the V31 Starter Kit and the VGO2 Starter Kits which are a great entry level when you are trying to quit smoking. For the more experianced vapour then we have all the best gadgets and accessories available from new Mod Tanks or bigger batteries for people starting with the cloud vaping.
We do try our best to source the highest quality e-cig and e-liquid products in in Baldinnie we prefer to use English suppliers of these products also so that we know where the kit has come from.


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Dancing on the edge of folk and pop, there’s a revolution: emma’s revolution. “Bold, profound, moving, hilarious and transformative.” The sound of passion in “deftly-turned phrases,” songs imbued with hope, warmth and the “power and drive” to turn tears into laughter, cynicism into action.
“Fervent and heartfelt” ~The New York Times. Emma’s Revolution is the dynamic, award-winning activist duo of Pat Humphries & Sandy O, whose songs have been sung for the Dalai Lama, praised by Pete Seeger, and covered by Holly Near. Emma’s Revolution has shared the stage with Pete Seeger, Holly Near, Rev Jesse Jackson, Amy Goodman, Indigo Girls, Joan Baez, Rev William Barber and Bill McKibben and have performed at concerts, peace & justice events and mass demonstrations across the country, including the Women’s March Oakland, the Poor People’s Campaign National Demonstration in Washington DC and the #FamiliesBelongTogether Day of Action in San Francisco.


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Please call owner Jill at 401-568-4766 or 401-480-2570.
Boat Location: Harrisville, Rhode Island.
Diesels have just under 1000 hrs.
Engines have been maintained and started although not in water since 2009.
Gear reducers 1.5 to 1.
Trimwork needs attention but is all there.
All canvas redone and in great condition.


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The Lawrence Hall of Science has a fun and dynamic program for teens. All teens enter the program in May, volunteering on the exhibit floor for the summer. This is a great way for teens to fulfill community service requirements, get job skills, and learn about communicating science to the public. Volunteering here will give you skills in public speaking, education, customer service and general job skills to name a few. Volunteers will work with Hall staff, UC Berkeley college interns and other teens from all around the Bay Area.
Teen applicants must meet the following criteria: Able to attend the Teen Orientation on May 15, 2017 Entering 9th grade or above Able to work an average of one four-hour shift per week (June–August) Able to show interest in topics related to science, technology, engineering, or mathematics Committed to working with our visitors, some of whom are families with children Complete all forms required and comply with volunteer processes described on your Teen Volunteer Handbook. Volunteer work will include: Facilitating hands-on engineering activities in our Design Quest, our featured experience, or in the Ingenuity Lab, an engineering design space Assisting staff in delivery of Summer Science Fun Days, our themed summer activities Providing enthusiastic, quality customer service.
Please check back in March 2017 for next year’s opportunities.
Last updated Feb 2, 2018, 1:53 PM. Please check the official website link for the most accurate and current information to applying!


text: Simon and Geri ended their trip in beautiful Venice. They got lost down tiny streets, dodged pigeons in St. Mark's Square, and ate as much pasta and pizza as they could. To top it off, they enjoyed a romantic ride in a gondola (where they just took photos the whole time)!

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Abstract: We present a number of new algorithmic ideas for solving LP relaxations of extremely large precedence constrained production scheduling problems. These ideas are used to develop an implementation that is tested on a variety of real-life, large scale instances; yielding optimal solutions in very practicable CPU time.
Citation: Unpublished. Columbia University, BHP Billiton, August 2009.

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text: The Great Deku Tree from The Legend of Zelda Ocarina of Time holds a dear place in my heart, and I suspect in a great many of yours too. It’s the first dungeon of sorts that many of us conquered, at least in a 3D game, and beyond the training ground that is Kokiri Forest. It’s that first satisfying completion of a large task in the game, and rewarding. It also happens to be my favorite game franchise. Builder Julius von Brunk has recreated this icon in bricks, and it has all the feels I could want.

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It's a good thing we live in North Carolina, and that we're having an especially mild winter. By the end of December, the bees would normally be done for the year, clustering within their hive for warmth, living off their stores of honey. But this past week, the temperatures have been in the upper 70s during the day, the low 60s at night. The bees have been active, flying in and out of the hive, foraging for food and water. And so we decided to open them up one last time, to see if they had enough to eat, if they'd filled the honey super, if we needed to treat them for pests. We picked a warm, sunny day, waited until late afternoon, then put on our Tyvek paint suits (a poor man's bee suit) and lit the smoker.
Even after two years of beekeeping, I still get nervous when we open the hive. I usually take the photos and let Nathan do the actual inspecting, but this time I decided to be brave and lifted a few frames out myself. I didn't drop the frame, and I didn't get stung. Mabye I should be brave more often.
The lower hive body was full of honey as well as a fair amount of bees, which was reassuring. Nathan saw some brood, too, though we expected the numbers to be lower than in, say, the middle of July, when the hive's population is at its highest. The bees seemed like they were in a good mood, for which we were grateful.
Most of the bees were hanging out in the middle hive body. Tons of capped cells, lots of honey, some brood. And so many bees! No matter how many times we open the hive, I am always mesmerized by the sight of all those bees. I often sit near the entrance of the hive and watch them fly in and out, but the experience of opening the lid, going inside, and lifting out a frame is different. It feels intimate, as if we're witnessing something that's supposed to stay in the dark.
We finished our inspection by checking out the honey super, which we had placed on top of the hive bodies sometime in mid-August. We'd put a queen excluder between the super and the hive body, which meant the queen couldn't lay any eggs in the very top part of the hive. We'd hoped that the bees would fill the super with excess honey, and that we'd be able to harvest it for ourselves, but I think we put it on too late in the season, as it was basically empty. We removed it, so that the bees would have less space to keep warm during the cold months. Maybe next year. We also replaced the hive beetle traps, filled with mineral oil, as they're a fairly dependable pest in these parts. We saw a few in the hive, but not too many. Hopefully it will stay that way.
Even though we've yet to get honey from our bees, I'm beginning to feel a bit more like an actual beekeeper. I learn something new every time we open the hive, even if it's just how to keep my breathing slow and steady, my hands strong and certain, as I lift a frame out of the hive. We won't be opening the hive again until spring - we were lucky for the chance to work them this late in the year. I'll miss seeing their late afternoon cloud when everyone's coming home at once (I like to call this "rush hour") but I know it's what they need to do, and I will do my best to remain patient.
See you in the spring, bees! Until then, stay fat and warm.

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Don't waste your foundation!! The silicone makeup sponge eliminates the waste of foundation!
Shocking Korean beauty makeup with a bowl of water!!


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It´s Brazilian barbeque time! Dig into to tender cuts of meat, cooked to your liking by our passionate chefs.
Large skewers of all kinds of savory meats are brought right to your table so you can try a little of everything.
Fogo de Janeiro is a traditional Brazilian rodizio-style restaurant where the waiters bring skewers of juicy and flavorful cuts of steak, pork, sausages and more right to your table. You can also complement your dinner by choosing all-you-can-eat side dishes from the buffet.
Smart Casual: No swimsuits and/or wet clothing. Shirt and shoes/sandals are required (no flip flops). Men's shirts must have sleeves, and bermuda shorts are allowed.
A contemporary arcade space open from 12 pm to 11 pm, just for teens! Video games, nightly parties and much more.
What's a beach day without some drinks?
Whether you like sushi or Italian food, you'll find cuisine from around the world at the Festival Grand Buffet. You will be blown away by the amount of different dishes you have to choose from.

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Simultaneously pull down what’s up top while whipping up what’s down low to serve up the best smoothies and cocktails.
With 7 task controls and timer.
The functionality of a powerful blender coupled with some food processing tasks for versatility and convenience. A powerful 750W high torque motor with 5 speed settings plus pulse ensure consistent results every time.
Powerful central blades draw down ingredients from the top. Wide sweeping blades whip up and aerate at the bottom creating creamier smoothies. Lumps have nowhere to hide.
Have complete control of your blending. The LCD display counts up on speed setting and down for pre-programmed settings.
Stay healthy with the smoothest of smoothies. Dazzle dinner guests by crushing ice into snow for velvety cocktails or frozen desserts. Anything’s possible with its versatility.
No confusion here. Smoothie and ice crush illuminated buttons are pre-programmed for a simple start.
The unique ring pull design of the Breville Assist® Lid ensures the lid is easy to remove, yet sealed tight during blending.
7" x 6" x 18".
Stainless Steel Blades. Heavy Duty Die-cast Metal Base. BPA-Free Tritan jug. Tight Fitting Breville Assist Lid.
Jug Capacity: Large 68oz (2.0 liter) shatterproof jug.

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During the Hellenistic period, King Attalus II of Pergamon found the place and for his honour, the city took its name after him, in 150 BC. First settled around 200BC by the Attalid dynasty of Pergamon, but changed hands several times, including the Byzantine Empire and the Ottoman Empire, which ruled for about 500 hundred years. It used to be a big naval station of the Southern Anatolian coast, a big commercial center and the most convenient harbor between the Aegean Sea and Cyprus. A place where you could at the same time see Armenians, Saracens, Jews and Italians!
Today, Antalya is known not only for its blue waters and the clear beaches, but also for being a modern metropolis surrounded by ancient fortifications! Kaleiçi, is a district located in the centre of the city, which houses beautiful restored Ottoman buildings and an atmospheric enviroment! Some buildings of the Roman time have been beautifully restored as houses, hotels, pansions and wonderful restaurants.
Every year a large number of tourists visit Antalya to spent their vacation! The city offers many kilometers of beautiful sandy and rocky beaches. The most famous ones are: Olympos beach, Portakal beach, Alanya Damlata beach, Konyaalti Beach, Lara Beach and Patara Beach.
The weather conditions during the year, are within normal range. At winter, the temperature never drops below zero and humidty rate is around 60%. In January the average temperature is 15 degrees C, in April 18 degrees C, in August 28 degrees C and in September 24 degrees C. Rain and snow are highly unlikely.
There are many wonderful places tourists can visit departing from Antalya, such as Demre and Manavgat. Also there are several day trips to nearby archeological sites such as Aspendos, Olimpos, Perge, Phaselis, Selge, Side and Termessos!
One of the most famous attractions in the city is the Yivliminare Mosque, also known as the Fluted Minaret! It is a historical mosque built by the Anatolian Seljuk Sultan Alaaddin Keykubad I in 1230 and fully reconstructed in 1373. The minaret is 38 meters high, built on a square stone base, with eight fluted sections and has 90 steps to the top. With its six domes, is one of the oldest examples of multi-dome construction in Anatolia. The mosque’s fluted minaret is decorated with dark blue tiles, which makes it a landmark and symbol of the city. Nowadays the buiding hosts the Antalya Ethnographic Museum which contains kitchen utensils, embroidery, tapestries and looms, socks, sacks, kilims, ornaments, and nomadic tents.
The best and cheapest way to travel to Antalya is by plane. There is a modern international airport 10km east of the city center, providing flights to all big cities in Turkey and to international destinations. There is also a big bus terminal (Otogar) 4 km North of the city, which provides regural buses departures.


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Hello! My name is Jenn Wray and I wanted to do the Summit for Someone program for many reasons. First of all, some of my most cherished experiences have been on trails. In the last 3 years, I've backpacked about 2,000 miles predominately on the Te Araroa and The Colorado Trail. These two trails have enriched my life in profound and unexpected ways. The people I've met, the kindness I've received, the camaraderie in the thru hiking community, and the personal empowerment that comes with a physical accomplishment are all things I would like to share and help others find for themselves.
I also have a strong passion for students and helping them find their own strength. I taught in low income schools for 5 years and in those years I got to experience the resiliency and determination of kids as well as the structural barriers that can sometimes stand in their way. While we could see the mountains from our building, many of my students had never set foot on a trail. I have so much admiration for an organization like BCM that takes under-resourced urban youth out into the backcountry and I am so excited to be a part of this program. The value of being on a trail is priceless to me and I feel honored to aid in their cause to share that experience with others. I have also been fortunate to have many experiences where I learn from my students. I am planning on going on a backpacking expedition this summer and I very much look forward to learning from the students and getting a glimpse into their unique perspective.
This program gives me the chance to summit a dream peak while also helping others summit their own project.
I hope you choose to support me and BCM, every little bit helps!
Below is more information about The Grand Teton and BCM. I would appreciate it so much if you would consider donating to my page!
The Grand Teton (13,770 feet) is one of the world’s most beautiful mountains. Since 1968, Jackson Hole Mountain Guides has provided mountain guiding services on the Grand and in many other locations throughout the West. Join us in undertaking this thrilling mountaineering challenge and an unforgettable experience! Our 3-day Grand Teton climb involves 14 miles round-trip, 14,000 feet of combined elevation gain and loss, extensive scrambling and fifth class (5.6) climbing on the way to the summit.
Big City Mountaineers transforms the lives of under-resourced urban youth through wilderness mentoring expeditions that instill critical life skills. We partner with community-based youth organizations and caring adult volunteers who act as mentors in the field to help young people realize their potential. Our curriculum improves integrity, self- esteem, responsibility, decision-making abilities and communication skills in close to 1,000 youth annually.


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Employees of the Department of Education (DOE) or University of Hawai’i (UH), may also have the option, in addition to the Island $avings Plan, of participating in the IRC 403(b) Tax Deferred Annuity Plan (TDA). Similar to the Island $avings Plan, contributions are made before taxes through payroll deductions and provide supplemental income to regular retirement benefits.
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3 Nations Brewing Brewed in Farmers Branch, TX. We make great beer by combining ancient European brewing traditions with American innovation.
Since the late 90’s, 3 Nations Brewery has been a work in progress. Way before craft beer was cool, we’ve been perfecting our craft and creating a style of brewing that’s all our own. Our process starts with the established brewing methods of Germany, England and Belgium.
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–During the walk-throughs, redshirt senior quarterback Colby Kirkegaard took all the snaps with the No. 1 offense, although there was a lot of moving around among other players on offense. Basically, Kirkegaard and true freshmen Nick Smith and Austin Fort were on one end, and sophomore Tom Thornton, senior Sam Stratton and sophomore Aaron Young were on the other end. The No. 1 and No. 2 defense went against Kirkegaard and his offensive group. The rest of the offensive and defensive guys were on the other end of the field. It was an odd mix and match of players. For instance, most of the top receivers were down with the backups. Most of the offensive plays were run plays so it may have been a run-specific walk-through. Here is a video of the receivers doing some hands work.
Spring was a time of experimentation for Wyoming.
Defensive coordinator Chris Tormey looked at a lot of players at different positions. Some moves look to be permanent, others remain to be seen.
UW will show both 4-3 and 3-4 looks. The buck position (combination defensive end and outside linebacker) often will dictate the formation — along with the down-and-distance and opponent.
Don’t get caught up in the formations. UW showed a lot of formations last season, and in the first four since Dave Christensen has been the coach. The goal is to get the best 11 players on the field. Some of those players emerged during the spring. Others already asserted themselves prior to spring, and others still need to be found when fall camp starts in early August.
The Cowboys will try to put more pressure on the quarterback in 2013, after just 14 sacks last season. That could come from a variety of different positions and angles. Those who follow the team also know the run defense must improve (232.3 yards per game last season) as does the third-down defense (51 percent conversion rate).
One thing I drew from the spring that the starting 11 guys should be decent — but not dominant. The depth after that still is a work in progress.
Projected starters: Patrick Merterns (Sr., DT or NT), Sonny Puletasi (Jr., DE), Eddie Yarbrough (So., DE or DT); Siaosi Hala’api’api (buck).
Who else plays: Uso Olive (R-Fr., DT or NT); Justin Bernthaler (Sr., DE or DT).
Need to see more from: Troy Boyland (Jr., DT); Chase Appleby (R-Fr., DT or NT); James Diamanti (Fr., DT); Sam Hardy (R-Fr., DE or DT).
My thoughts: Expect the starters, along with Olive and Bernthaler (who missed much of spring with an injury) to be in the rotation and all see a lot of snaps. Boyland is a junior-college transfer who is 6-2, 310 pounds, but needs to be in better shape and maybe drop some weight to be effective. Diamanti is a true freshman who did some good things along the line on special teams (blocked a field goal in the spring game), and could this season. He enrolled at UW in January and the time in the program helped a lot. UW would get a big boost if Boyland, Appleby and/or Hardy show improvement in fall camp. Hala’api’api moved from middle linebacker early in the spring, and could be good at the buck. Yarbrough was the team’s most improved lineman after the spring, and I think their best lineman overall. He is best at DE, but got some looks inside as spring went on.
Despite not having a game last week, Wyoming sophomore quarterback Brett Smith is sixth in the nation in pass efficiency (179.6), seventh in total offense (362.33 yards per game) and ninth in passing offense (328.3 ypg).
Smith is 141 yards of total offense shy of moving past former quarterback Randy Welniak, the current head of UW’s Cowboy Joe Club, into ninth place in career total offense. Smith has 4,419 and Welniak has 4,559.
The news wasn’t any different regarding Wyoming sophomore starting quarterback Brett Smith Tuesday.
Smith wasn’t at practice. Junior Colby Kirkegaard and true freshman Jason Thompson shared snaps with the No. 1 offense. Christensen said both did some good things.
Zaquoya Parham, a 5-foot-10, 170-pound dual-threat quarterback from Shadow Mountain High in Phoenix, is expected to walk-on to the Wyoming football team this fall.
Rivals.com listed Parham as a verbal commitment Tuesday night. However, sources told me he will walk-on and won’t be announced on signing day a week from Wednesday.
Parham has not received any other scholarship offers, according to Rivals’ recruiting website.
Parham was 67 of 127 for 913 yards with 12 TDs and 5 INTs as a senior. He was third on his team with 240 rushing yards. He played some at defensive back, but in four games he had only seven tackles.

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« Phoenix is Arizona’s capital because a prostitute named Kissin’ Jenny swallowed a glass eye.
In the academy, she is a nonperson. Her theories are works of fiction. Her works of fiction are theories, and bad ones at that. Should the Republicans actually win in 2012, we might need to study her in the academic world. It would be for the same reason we sometimes need to study creationism.
Bill Nye: If you want to believe creationism, fine. Please don’t teach it to your kids.
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A computer programming degree generally involves studying a variety of programming languages. It allows students to work in a diverse industry within the information technology environments. Computer programmers are in high demand in today’s technologically advancing industries, and students enrolling in this major will receive formal, hands-on computer programming training that is necessary for today’s growing market. This major allows students to explore a variety of computer programming including Java, C++, or Visual Basic., and students may choose to specialize in specific language by selecting appropriate sequences. The most marketable areas include C++, Java, and object oriented programming. Students who want to continue their education for a bachelor’s degree can do so by transferring this degree to a four-year institution.
The most common career tracks for qualified students include: computer software engineer, computer system analyst, computer operator, applications programmer, systems programmer, computer instructor, and software administrator.
Group II: Social and Behavioral Sciences - Take one course from this category. Minimum 3 credit hours required.
Groups I - V: General Education - Take courses from these categories to complete the 16 hours of general education required.
Note: Students must demonstrate MATH proficiency with placement into MATH 127, ACT Math score of 23, provided the geometry prerequisite has been met, or minimum grade of C in MATH 098.
Choose any courses from the following subject areas: ACCY, BUS, CIS, DGTL, GAME, MGMT, MKTG, OFS or CADD.

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Millions of lives are at risk as one of the best drugs used to treat malaria is losing its potency, say experts.
Resistant strains of the deadliest and most common form of the disease have been confirmed on the border of Thailand and Burma.
change making it resistant to artemisinin, one of the world's most popular drug treatments.
thousands more lives could be lost to the disease, as drug-resistant strains of the virus could potentially spread across India and Africa.
regions before drug resistance worsens and develops and spreads further.
In 2010, malaria killed an estimated 655,000 people worldwide, mostly young children and pregnant women.
However, some estimates put the annual death toll at more than one million.
Since 2006 Artemesinin has been regarded as a miracle cure for malaria because it has few side-effects and, up to now, has been almost 100 per cent effective.
Resistance to it was first detected in western Cambodia in 2009, and despite efforts to contain the spread, it appears that it has now spread 800km along Thailand's north-western border with Burma.
Concerns have been raised as, twice before, resistance to the then gold standard anti-malarial drugs – chloroquine and sulfadoxine-pyrimethamine – started in the same region before spreading to South-east Asia and Africa, leading to the deaths of millions of children.
malaria patients who attended clinics in the region.
the blood by half rose from 2.6 hours to 3.7 hours.
The scientists warned in a paper published in The Lancet medical journal that resistance rates on the Thai-Burmese border could match those in western Cambodia within two to six years.
bastion of defence against P. falciparum.
Approximately 1,500 travellers return to the UK with malaria every year. In 2008, there were 1,370 cases of malaria reported and six deaths in the UK.

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In this guide we’ve gathered a list of the best Pocophone F1 cases to protect your phone and keep it looking new. This is one of the most affordable phones on the market, but you’ll still want to protect its big 6.2-inch screen. Packing small bezels and dual rear cameras a case is highly recommended. So, here are the best ones worth buying.
Our list offers thin cases, clear cases, cheap options, kickstand cases or heavy-duty protection. You can find a good Pocophone case for under $10, which is better than buying a new phone or spending $100+ to repair a broken screen. Then, you can spend a little extra for even more durable cases.
While OnePlus is one of the most popular budget phones on the market, along with the Moto G series, in late 2018 the Pocophone took the world by storm. Delivering class-leading specs that match the Galaxy S9 and a screen similar to the iPhone Xs for a little over $300.
Even though the Xiaomi Pocophone is a popular device, we’re still not seeing name-brands release cases. So while you can’t get an Incipio or Speck Pocophone case, we found several other great brands for you, including Spigen.
We usually recommend a quality $20-$30 case from the most popular brands, but even a cheap $9 TPU case on Amazon is better than nothing. Especially considering the Pocophone F1 comes with a case in the box. It will do ok, but you’ll probably want something a little more durable from our list.
A case will help prevent damage or scratches to the dual cameras on the back of your phone, make it easier to hold and keep that big 6.2-inch screen safe from life’s daily hazards. Don’t risk a broken screen and use a case. Without further delay, these are the best Pocophone F1 cases available in 2019.


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Giada in Italy TV show on Food Network, season two.
Mangia! The second season of the Giada in Italy TV show premieres on Food Network, Sunday, July 31, 2016, at 12:00pm ET/PT. Celebrity chef and writer, Giada De Laurentiis, hosts.
Giada in Italy is produced by Linguine Pictures. Check out these Giada in Italy season two episode descriptions, from Food Network.
NEW YORK – June 30, 2016 – Giada De Laurentiis returns to her birthplace for an Italian summer holiday filled with family, friends, food and the beauty of Florence in the second season of Giada in Italy, premiering Sunday, July 31st at 12pm ET/PT on Food Network. Each episode celebrates Giada’s beloved family, and she shares cherished stories and memories along with favorite recipes and food traditions. From her movie producer grandfather Dino De Laurentiis’ favorite Carbonara Cacio e Pepe and Nonna Luna’s rice dishes to Aunt Raffy’s Ziti Stufati, each dish honors the De Laurentiis family tree.
Giada and her daughter Jade arrive in Florence and head straight to the local market to shop. She celebrates hearty Northern Italian food by preparing a Tuscan-style long lunch to share with friends that are visiting from the United States. Giada’s menu includes her spin on Bistecca alla Fiorentina, “Greens and Beans” Salad, Garlic Bread and a bottle of local Chianti, topped off with a classic Tuscan dessert.
Giada’s grandmother Silvana Mangano was a stunning Italian beauty turned movie star, who was affectionately known as Nonna Luna. After she caught the eye of Giada’s grandfather, the charismatic Italian movie producer Dino De Laurentiis, they fell in love, married and made many movies together. Giada and her Aunt Raffy reminisce about Nonna Luna and her love of rice, while making their own twists on Northern Italian favorites like Bitter Rice, White Chocolate Orzo Pudding and Artichoke and Fennel Crudo.
Giada and her sister Eloisa pay tribute to their brother Dino, who passed away from cancer. The sisters celebrate Dino’s life through food by creating a meal inspired by some of his favorite dishes, including Cheesy Mashed Potatoes, Charred Broccoli Rabe and Pork Chops with Balsamic Glaze, this time with a Northern Italian twist.
Giada’s grandfather Dino came from a large Italian family with many brothers and sisters, and his sister Raffaella (Aunt Raffy) is the only sibling still living. Aunt Raffy is in her 90s and lives in Milan, so Giada takes the train from Florence to visit her and prepare her favorite baked dish Ziti Stufati.
Giada’s late grandfather Dino would have loved a big family reunion in Italy, around platters of food. He loved food as much as he loved cinema and was known for disarming his friends and foes with home cooked meals. Giada and Aunt Raffy celebrate Dino by making some of his favorites, including Carbonara Cacio e Pepe, Mussels with Fennel and Italian Beer and Olive Oil Sorbetto with Berries and Balsamic.
Giada, along with her daughter, sister and nephew, spend the day enjoying a traditional Italian spread on a boat trip along Florence’s Arno River. The menu includes Kale Salsa Verde Bruschetta, Tuna, White Bean and Bitter Greens Salad and a light dessert of Torrone Mess.
Giada and her family gather at a villa in the Tuscan Countryside for a family reunion celebration, with platters of food filling the long Italian table. Giada enlists everyone to help out in the kitchen to make family favorites with traditional Northern Italian ingredients including Octopus Panzanella, Hazelnut Chicken and Stracciatella with Strawberry and Vin Santo.
Giada in Italy is produced by Linguine Pictures.
What do you think? Did you watch the first season of the Giada in Italy TV series? Do you plan to watch the second season premiere, on Food Network?
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It's not about filling in the blanks, multiple choice questions, or true or false statements.
It's not about 25 students on the same page, at the same time, reading the same paragraph in the same textbook.
Teaching in the 21st century boils down to one central question: How do we make students agents of their own learning?
Every teacher has to find her own answers to that question. Those answers, like any creative solution, can take many forms. And those solutions will change, because authentic learning is always centered on the needs of the learner.
One of the things I've figured out along the way is that the art and science of teaching is a very human business, and therefore, sometimes, messy. During the course of my tenure as an educator, I've established a few enduring principles--strategies that involve learners in the process, empower them to set standards and make choices about their learning process, tailor the learning landscape to meet their individual needs, and move everyone forward through active, inquiry based learning experiences that support rigorous creativity and rigorous academics. I've developed four strategies that work for me, time and time again.
And that's the purpose of this website--to share the strategies that I've fused and applied to real curriculum in real classrooms in order to power up learning for real students.
My overarching goal is simple and direct: to ignite the light of learning.
TEACH THEM HOW TO LEARN: Infuse curriculum with information literacy skills.
POWER UP KNOWLEDGE ACQUISITION: Individualize instructional tools.
TEACH THEM HOW TO THINK: Put inquiry based learning front and center.
LEARNING OUTSIDE THE BOX: Flip the pyramid to nurture creative solutions.
information literacy + learner needs + inquiry based learning + creativity: Take a look!
Learning Through Inquiry, Information Literacy, Collaboration, and Creation from Johanna Riddle on Vimeo.
The Life Cycle of Frogs (Enhanced) from Johanna Riddle on Vimeo.
Memorizing vs. Learning: What's the Difference?
American Library Association's primer on Information Literacy 101.
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Max Howell draws back the curtain on the reality that artificial super intelligence will be here sooner than we think, and shares his approach to thinking about how it might impact our future.
Max Howell has a master’s degree in chemistry, but after a year in the profession, abandoned it upon realizing chemistry is “super boring”. He began exploring open source coding. After working at Last.fm, then TweetDeck, Howell created Homebrew, an open source software manager that is today used by about 50 million people. He also authored a tweet about the interview process in the software industry that has been viewed more than 3 million times. Last year, he and his wife started a mobile app development company in Savannah.


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HTML which stands for Hyper Text Markup Language, is a primary web page 'scripting' language. In HTML web page, it is always surrounded by <html> tag and most of its tag came in pairs like <p> and </p> as example, <p> is called start tag or open tag and </p> is called end tag or closed tag for a paragraph. Most of web page in internet are formed by HTML and it is also called HTML Document.
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Technology changes every aspect of our lives, shopping included, but just how much change we can expect in the short term is interesting.
According to retail experts at Fujitsu America IT products and services provider, 50 per cent of retail will be automated by 2020. Enterprise technology, combined with big data gathered from mobile platforms, social media, smart sensors and location-based services will be the main catalyst of these changes.
Retailers will use the new technology to better interact with their customers.
"Retail technology is changing significantly to respond to a more empowered, technologically-savvy shopper, and retailers without a multi-connected, multi-channel strategy will fall behind if they make the cut at all," states Marc Janssens, executive vice president of Retail at Fujitsu America, Inc. "Today's shopper expects a seamless experience whether in-store, online or using an app, and Fujitsu is dedicated to integrating these platforms to create a synchronized experience for both the retailer and the consumer,” Phys.org cites him saying.
The new technology will create a more focused shopper, the report says – impulse buying could very much become a thing of the past, with shoppers using mobile phones and computers to research prices and cherry-pick promotions.
These devices will offer order management, social interaction and smart services management to perfect communication between the retailer and the consumer, making the employee’s task automated and the role of sales associate transformed.
All of this will allow the company to focus more on building a relationship with its shoppers to drive sales.


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Our recent Ofsted inspection saw a judgement of “good” which was recognition for the education provided at St Peter’s. The children are a credit to our local community and throughout the inspection they communicated with the lead inspector to tell him about the wonderful experiences that occur on a daily basis.
The staff, governors and children are delighted with the outcome of the inspection, and feel it reflects the hard work the school community puts in every day. We know that our children work hard and come to school looking smart and keen to learn and this is acknowledged in the report.
As a school, we are always looking to improve and will be working on the areas for improvement outlined in the report. Our motto is ‘unlocking the keys to achievement within the love of the Lord’ and we strive to be the very best school possible. As the Nene Education Trust grows, it gives the staff and the children valuable opportunities to develop and grow within the local community working alongside other professionals.
Our children understand the importance of treating each other with respect. They are proud of their achievements and enjoy coming to school to learn. I would like to thank all the staff, children, parents and wider community for their continued support.


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EH: Why is being a choreographer more exciting than being on stage?
RH: You actually get to create something, and you see what was in your head. I build the bones and I build the structure, but the cast comes in and puts flesh on it, and they put a heart to it. That’s what is so thrilling, to actually see it be embodied by somebody and see it come to life. And the adventure is, does it work, or doesn’t it? And sometimes it doesn’t, so we have to change it. That is why it’s so thrilling, and why it’s different.
When you’re an actor, you’ve been given a foundation, and you create a character. But, because you’re embodying the character, you don’t see the whole picture. As the creator, you’re looking at the whole picture. It’s just a different kind of thrilling. I guess I love being able to create something, and then let it go, and see it live on its own, have its own life.
EH: How does an actor embody a character?
RH: You have to know who, what, why, where and when. You have to know what you want in every scene. That’s how you start: “What do I want? What am I going to do to get it? Do my tactics change?” You need to do that for every scene. Emotionally, I delve deep into the character. I journal, as the character; I fill in all of the time that doesn’t exist in the script. I love it because you can make up anything you want. As the character, you have to know your history and your emotional history. You have to be specific with your history and your past, because that informs how you perform in the moment. If you do all of that homework, when you get on stage with your fellow actor, you let it go. Then it just becomes acting and reacting in the moment.
EH: Tell me about the Camelot Theatre Company.
RH: There’s a really good vibe here. Livia Genise pretty much sets that. It always comes from the top down. She sets that tone of respect for one another, that it’s an entire collaborative process. It’s not one person’s show. It never is.
When you’re an actor, the most important person on stage is always the other actor. It’s never you. You wouldn’t be seen, if you didn’t have lights. You wouldn’t be heard, if you didn’t have sound. And the world wouldn’t be, if you didn’t have set design or costumes. One part doesn’t work without the other. Each person puts their own creative stamp on it, so there’s individuality, but there’s community at the same time.
“Jekyll & Hyde,” starring Robin Downward and directed by Livia Genise, plays June 19 through July 21. For tickets and information, call 541-535-5250.


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SL Casino in the center of historical Riga offers unheard of desserts for its guests - several thousand euros just as an additional prize. The promo "Summer Dessert" is held every week during the summer 2018, and the main jam sessions are held every Friday.
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SL Casino is a new casino in Riga, which opened in the fall of 2017 and began working in the VIP niche. The establishment is part of a large Shangri La network which includes 4 casinos in 4 capitals on the territory of the CIS. The brand is managed by a large holding company Storm International, founded in 1992. The company also successfully develops a network of slot halls in Germany - Storm Casinos.
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Improve your overall accuracy level when it comes to completing your mechanical projects by using the ABN Number Stamp Set. This unit comprises of a special 3-millimeter diameter shaft and 1/8 inch high characters. Best of all, it also comprises of comprehensive stamps and the entire set is well marked to make it convenient for your unique mechanical projects needs. This transfer set also guarantees convenient storage benefits, and its also organized in durable plastic protective case.
Experience the superior quality of the 28 Pc Transfer punch set that is both durable and simple to install on your mechanical tools. It also comes with a well-calibrated diameter shaft to make it simple to use. More so, the manufacturers have also done well to ensure that the entire set Is well marked for added convenience. The entire set is durable and has been designed to provide years of durable performance benefits.
Change the way in which you complete your unique mechanical projects by investing in the Young Bros Combination Letter and Figure Set for your unique needs. This entire set is simple to install, and it also comes with an ample-sized diameter that makes it perfect for various measuring applications. The unique material construction of the figure set guarantees years of durable performance and repeated functionality benefits.
Fowler has done it yet again with the release of the Steel Transfer Punch that is supplied with a special index stand. Besides that, the punches are also made using tempered tools steel and black oxide for added durability. This set is also available complete with a special steel indexing tray with the sized being marked on the tray for added convenience. This tool is perfect for tool makers and it’s also simple to use as well.
The Bench Wizard Number Punch set works well on various types of materials including metal, plastic, and leather among many others. The entire set comprises of 36 letters and numbers for improved functionality. It is also reusable and comes with a red box storage container that provides added organization benefits. This bench wizard brand by hawk also provides superior quality benefits and it comes with factory grease on the stamps.
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Make a good impression with the unique results of your projects by considering the Xtremepower US transfer punch. It comprises of a unique black oxide finish, and with a special heat treated design that makes it perfect for years of optimal performance. The Xtreme power transfer punch set also works perfectly with various types of materials and the 28pc transfer set means that you can never miss out on the appropriate set to meet your unique needs.
Get equipped with the HHIP Transfer Punch set that is heat treated and tempered for optimal life and performance benefits. This transfer set can be used to transfer threaded and tapped holes for added convenience. It also has a special black oxide finish that makes it perfect for years of unrivaled performance on the snow. Besides that, It also comprises of various pieces, to provide optimal choice to suit your unique project needs.
In the final view of things, owning the appropriate regime is important if you want to achieve your unique mechanical project goals. We have identified some of the best transfer punch sets to help you develop precise hole designs and to make a good impression with your work. These tools are simple to use, and the material construction Is designed for long lasting performance.


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"One of the beauties of Icke’s production is its ability to continually deceive and then flaunt the truth in front of us"
Theatre is a lie which can sometimes tell the truth. The writer and the director, Robert Icke, knows that well. After all, together with Duncan Macmillan he staged a slippery version of George Orwell’s 1984, a story in which the ruling party knows that the quickest way to turn lies into truth is to rewrite history. We all rewrite our own personal histories.
George Orwell once declared that “in a time of universal deceit, telling the truth becomes a revolutionary act.” Gregor Woods in Ibsen’s The Wild Duck thinks that the truth will set everyone free, like some ranting poster on Twitter who takes down all who disagree with him because he is so confident that his truth is the only truth.
But Icke also knows that it’s not as simple as that - and that lies and truth are not binaries, just as he knows that love and hate can cling to each other. They do exactly that in this truly extraordinary updated, re-making of Ibsen’s play, a show that, like much of Icke’s previous work, may ruffle a few feathers. But goodness, British theatre’s feathers are still much in need of ruffling.
Lyndsey Marshal, Kevin Harvey & Edward Hogg.
There is a moment towards the end of The Wild Duck when Gina Ekdal (Lyndsay Marshal) and her husband James (Edward Hogg) dance together, clinging together like survivors of a shipwreck. For a moment you feel as if they might have survived the worst. But the worst is yet to come. They are dancing to the same song which was played at their wedding reception. Or was it? Can even a dance be a lie? How can we really ever know what happened in the past or what someone else is thinking?
Lyndsey Marshal as Gina & Edward Hogg as James. Photo by Manuel Harlan.
One of the beauties of Icke’s production is its ability to continually deceive and then flaunt the truth in front of us, even as the show comments on itself and what the characters are saying out loud is often undercut by their internal voice expressing what they really think and feel. Even Bunny Christie’s design, which appears to show all, is itself a magnificent deception. Christie is having a purple patch: this is her second great major contribution to a ground-breaking show in as many weeks and is every bit as fundamental as her work on Marianne Elliott’s revival of Company.
If Ibsen’s play excavates how the lies of the past come to haunt the present, then Icke refashions it to question how artists — including Ibsen himself — tell stories, and why, how they might be retold. He is unflinching on the way we narrate our own lives and the frauds we commit against ourselves and those we love.
In his production of the Red Barn at the NT, blindness had fatal consequences. So it does here in the story of James and Gina Ekdals, scraping a living running a photography studio whose set-up costs have been paid for by Charles Woods (Nicholas Day), the former business partner of James’ disgraced father Francis (Nicholas Farrell) who spent some years in prison for fraud.
Francis lives with James, Gina and their prepubescent teenage daughter, Hedwig (Clara Read) on the top floor of a house where the attic has been turned into a fantasy forest where Francis goes hunting. But when Woods’ estranged son, Gregory (Kevin Harvey), returns home and is determined to start telling some home truths, fantasies start to shatter.
Kevin Harvey as Gergory. Photo by Manuel Harlan.
Watching Icke’s production is a reminder how much we live our lives as if we are the leading actor in our own unfolding production - but how little it takes for the illusions to be pricked. It is good too on the way marriage is often an artifice held up by hidden strings in which one of the partners does all the heavy lifting. Quite literally. Gina and her daughter spend the interval moving around the furniture, while the vain, increasingly pathetic James struggles, like a bad plate-spinner, to keep the illusion of himself as a knight on a white charger aloft.
The play lasts almost three hours but it doesn’t waste a single second. If the first half is a slow burn it lays the ground for a second half in which revelation (the audience genuinely does gasp out loud at times) and inevitable tragedy combine in such a way that the tension becomes unbearable. He distances us to bring us closer. He holds emotion at bay so we finally really feel the wound. This duck has mighty powerful wings. No need to shoot it down.
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We appreciate the concerns raised in this letter, and wish to address some of those expressed. We take the concerns for the well being of our surrounding community very seriously, because we are also a part of this community and we wish to support and foster a balanced relationship with all those we share it with.
We value the importance of the tourism industry on Cortes, and the seasonal jobs it provides. However, ISF offers, year-round full-time employment with benefits, for twenty-five locals and their families. The shellfish industry has also been a vital aspect of the economy and community within the Gorge for generations.
We recognize that our equipment has raised new concerns about noise levels within the Gorge on Sundays and Tuesdays, the two days a week that we run our harvest operation. We have taken steps to address this issue, such as covering the main motor to reduce noise, and moving our harvest operations away from the more central B-islets. This move took place this year, at the end of this season when a complaint was brought to our attention. We also wish to maintain an open dialogue that will help us work with the community and make changes that allow us to continue operations.
We have made a concerted effort to maintain a low noise level and within regional bylaw limits. On two different occasions the regional inspector measured the decibel levels from shore, at two different sites, and found that our harvest operation registered at 63db with the occasional spike to 73db. Below is the WHO noise chart, which breaks down the decibel levels with common examples http://www.noisehelp.com/noise-level-chart.html.
One of the issues raised was concerning processing within the Gorge. We would like to address the misconception that we are operating a processing plant inside of the Gorge, all our mussels are sent to an off-site processing plant in Campbell River.
Because we recognize that there are growing concerns within the Gorge about our operations we want to ensure that the local community has an effective and appropriate outlet to communicate with us. For any concerns or questions please contact our assistant manager, Dan Hilton, at dan.hiltonislandseafarms.com, or our manager Ron Francis at ron.francisislandseafarms.com.
That's nice that your operation provides employment to 25 locals but not at the expense of the tranquility people moved to Cortes in the first place for. I know the shellfish industry has been operating in the Gorge for decades but the mechanized part is only a relatively recent addition and has been controversial since its inception. I appreciate that you are trying to mitigate the effects of the noise but I can even hear it from my inland property so you've still got a lot of work to do. I would never subject my neighbours to such a racket. Not cool.
The chart provided in this ISF response is not the WHO guidelines as stated. Numerous WHO studies may be found online accompanied with findings that show human health effects resulting from excess noise. ISF, to suggest that sustained dB levels of 63-73dB are safe goes against the science. These levels may not cause hearing damage to your neighbours but do effect human health in myriad ways. These studies also detail the negative effects caused to communities (social and economic) as a result of noise pollution. ISF, as you consider your appropriate response to this problem please engage in the facts, and act accordingly.


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Every other line from this Lioness ballad hits harder than the one before. Molina’s howl stings, especially in his repetition of the more venomous statements. Gorgeous agony through the woefully simple set against a backdrop of ominous organ, industrial clanking, and reverberating chords. In other words, down in the dumps perfection, with the thinnest glimmer of hope.
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Friday Fish Bake is ON tonight, March 9!
Lenten Fish Dinner #2 is coming up!
Dinner will be served continuously from 5:30-7:00 pm--Come when you are able!
Contact the Parish Office at 978-683-8922 or ibonner@comcast.net to reserve your place! Our third and final dinner will be on Fry-Day, March 23, when we throw healthy aside and get the fryolater going!


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It’s obvious that over the past years, one of the biggest trends in tech was to release devices as big as possible, no matter we’re talking about smartphones or tablets. It’s pretty hard nowadays to find a phone that fits in your pocket, while 7 inch tablets are already considered small and not interesting anymore, since the most powerful slates on the market have way bigger screens. But what about those who are looking for a device as compact as possible, which they can carry around with ease, using it for checking their emails, social media accounts or a little media consuming?
If you ask us, some of the best tablets on the market have a 7″ display, not to mention that they can be bought for a great price, reason why we made a small top with them. So, without any introduction, these are the best 7 inch tablets of 2014, in our opinion. Let’s begin, shall we?
Nexus 7 2013 – We know, it’s not a recent model, but we really can’t ignore this amazing device. Google did a great job with the first generation of the Nexus 7 and when it was time for the an update, they have taken everything that made the first one so good, improved every aspect that needed it and released another premium product.
Even though it’s no longer one of the top models, it sure is the best value tablet you can get right now. I mean, you get a full HD display, a Snapdragon S4Pro chipset, with a 1.5 GHz quad-core CPU, Adreno 320 GPU, 2 GB of RAM, up to 32 gigs of internal storage, and most important, priority in receiving system updates. Pretty cool, huh? Get it now, at $204.9!
Amazon Kindle Fire HDX 7 – If you’re looking for performance, this could be the perfect choice. Amazon’s latest Kindle Fire is one of the fastest 7 inch tablets you can buy, with an impressively sharp screen, being perfect for reading books or watching movies. Speaking about books, you also have access to Amazon’s huge content library, so you will never get bored if you have this baby in your backpack.
Still, it has one problem, which is the storage capacity. It comes just with 16 GB, without the possibility of expanding it, which is an even bigger issue if you like to watch movies just in 1080p, but hey, the rest of the specs include a 2.2 GHz quad-core CPU, the Adreno 330 GPU and 2 GB of RAM, so we don’t have any doubts that any game will basically fly on the Kindle Fire HDX 7. Get it now, at $179!
LG G Pad 7.0 – A great, budget-friendly device, which, even though it’s made entirely from plastic, it has a nice matte finish, giving it a really nice grip and premium aspect. Even though it’s the cheapest tablet in our top, at just $150, it has a decent specs sheet, with a quad core Snapdragon 400 CPU, clocked at 1.2 GHz, Adreno 305 GPU and 1 GB of RAM, while the power pack has a capacity of 4000 mAh.
Oh, and let’s not forget about the 3.15 MP rear camera and the Android 4.4 operating system. For these reasons, we just couldn’t ignore it and included it in our top with the best 7 inch tablets of 2014. Get it now, at $129.99!
Samsung Galaxy Tab 4 7.0 – Samsung is well known for making some of the most powerful slates on the market, but they can also do a very good job when it comes to mid-range tablets, like the Galaxy Tab 4 7.0. With a very familiar design, also seen on their smartphones, it offers a very good build quality.
Also, combined with the specs, from which we should mention the 1.2 GHz dual-core CPU, 1.5 GB of RAM and 8 GB of storage, expandable with a micro SD card slot and of course, a 4000 mAh battery, this Android-powered device could be the tablet you’re looking for! Get it now, at $139.99!
Lenovo IdeaTab A7-50 – Another cheap tablet makes it to our top. Despire not being a very important player on this market, the Chinese manufacturer Lenovo has a great line of tablets, with the IdeaTab A7-50 as a perfect representative. It comes with an HD display, while under the hood it’s loaded with a Cortex-A7 quad-core CPU, clocked at 1.3 GHz, teaming up with 1 GB of RAM and 16 gigs of internal storage, expandable with a microSD card slot.
The Android 4.4 KitKat operating system runs smoothly enough, providing a really nice experience. It has a very good grip and the 3450 mAh battery makes sure you won’t let this tablet go for the whole day. It’s true, it has its flaws, but considering the price tag, it’s a great deal. Check out the special offers from Lenovo’s shop.
Dell Venue 7 – A surprising presence in our Best Tablets of 2014 top, due to the fact that Dell’s tablets are not as well known as the ones made by the other manufacturer’s mentioned above. Still, their Venue 7 model is one of the best tablet deals we’ve seen this year.
Besides the HD display, it comes with an Intel Atom chipset, featuring a dual-core CPU, clocked at 1.6 GHz, 2 GB of RAM and a 3.15 MP camera. The battery has a capacity of 4100 mAh and last but not least, the operating system of choice, is Android 4.2.2 Jelly Bean, upgradeable to 4.4.2 KitKat. Get it now, from $129.99!
So there you have it, the best 7 inch tablets of 2014, in our opinion. We know that none of this models is actually the best tablet on the market, if we’re looking at the specs, but they can definitely be considered great deals, being a perfect combination between mid-range specs and a pocket-friendly price tag. Like mentioned above, let’s not forget that almost all devices sporting a display with this size are mid-rangers, while top notch internals are now used by 8 inch tablets or bigger models.
For those of you who are looking forward to making a great Christmas gift this year, you can use our suggestions and you will definitely make somebody happy, not to mention that you won’t have to spend a lot of money, since most of the models present in our top are relatively cheap tablets.
So, what do you think about our suggestions? Do you know other models which can make it to the best 7 inch tablets of 2014 top? If so, let us know, using the comments section below!


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Ouachita’s Freshman Outdoor Orientation Trip uses the wilderness as a unique learning environment in order to broaden the students’ outdoor experiences, provide a setting in which incoming freshmen can interact with one another, and to acquaint themselves with Ouachita students, faculty, and staff as they make the transition to college life. This learning experience will draw them closer to God, setting Him as the foundation for their college life.
OBU is blessed to be situated near the beautiful Ouachita National Forest. FOOT will take place in this beautiful, local landscape. The adventure experiences will include camping, rock climbing, river tubing, hiking, swimming, and serving the community. Students will be divided into small groups in which they will embark on their adventures during the day. In the evenings, everyone will come together at camp for times of worship and hanging out.
There is no better place to worship God than surrounded by His creation. This setting will allow incoming Freshman a chance to draw closer to God before embarking on their college career. Participants will not only worship God through our daily experiences in creation, we will also worship him through music and Truth-filled discussion. The trip will culminate in an extended solo experience where students can communicate with God in His creation.
FOOT will not only deepen the participant’s connection with God, as mentioned above, it will also create a connection with the OBU community. This type of challenging experience in creation is a great way to build relationships. The freshmen will get a chance to build relationships with fellow newcomers, current students, and faculty and staff members.
Cost: $250. $100 deposit due upon registration (non-refundable if cancellation happens within one month of the event). Final payment must be made 2 weeks before the event.
What you get: Awesome adventure experiences, organic cotton t-shirt, hammock, and lifelong friendships.
Arrival/Departure: Freshmen will arrive and depart from OBU campus. However, they will not remain on campus for the trip. Arrival time is August 4, 2019 at 3pm. Students will return to campus on August 8, 2019 at 3pm.
Registration: Registration opens April 13, 2019 at 8am. After filling out the registration form you will be prompted to go to another page to pay your deposit. Registration is not complete until deposit is paid. Registration deadline is July 1.
Responsibilities: The students will be asked to step into the responsibilities of being an adult. They are expected to respect others and the guidelines set for everyone. Throughout the trip students will take part in cleaning up after meals, gathering wood, making fires, setting up and taking down tents, and participating in group activities. We believe that these responsibilities can happen even before the trip starts. In order to better help students prepare for life away from home, we recommend that students handle FOOT registration and preparation on their own. Use this experience as practice for when they need to take care of things on campus when the semester starts.
Technology: While technology is a wonderful tool for communication and efficiency it can also take over our lives. Students must prepare to be technology free while a part of FOOT. This enables them to better communicate with God and begin forming those lasting relationships.
Group Discussions: FOOT is a great opportunity for building relationships and transitioning our minds toward college. During this time, we will discuss information that will be important for you all to know as you start your college career at Ouachita and hopefully answer any questions you may have.
What To Bring: Click on this Packing List.


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Thanks for your interest in the High Volume Flocells for the Q2000! We'll get back to you as soon as we can.
Flocells offer inline/continuous, large volume, sample processing. The sample may be processed in a single pass, recirculated through multiple times or have a multi-unit configuration for faster processing. The type of configuration and actual flow rate are dependent on the individual application, sample type and desired end result.
The liquid sample is pumped into the Flocell through the inlet at the bottom of the unit. As the sample passes through the cavitation field, it is processed. The processed liquid exits the unit through an outlet port. The degree of processing can be controlled by adjusting the intensity of sonication as well as flow rate.
The High Volume Flocell is recommended for processing volumes of 5L or larger. The maximum flow rate is 20 L/min (note that the flow rate should be application dependent and will be less than 20 L/min in many applications). Routine applications include emulsification, cell lysis, degassing, homogenization, solubilizing, deagglomerating and dispersing.
The Flocell is compatible with the Q2000 system. It is equipped with 1/2" sanitary connections and includes the #4676 probe. An integral water jacket is used to regulate both the system and the sample temperature for efficient operation. Use of a sound enclosure is always recommended.
Note: Pump system, compressed air source, chiller and tubing are not included.

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David Gray is a British singer-songwriter born on June 13, 1968 in Sale, United Kingdom. He moved to Wales at age 9 and later returned to the north-west of England to attend the University of Liverpool. His musical career got early support from a dedicated Irish fan base.
After a few marginally successful releases through the 1990s, Gray’s breakthrough came with the worldwide release in 1999 of his fourth album, White Ladder; this was a critical and commercial success and included his best-known songs, “ This Years Love” and “ Babylon”.


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Home » Publications » Research Reports » MDMA (Ecstasy) Abuse » What is the history of MDMA?
Does MDMA Have Therapeutic Value?
In the early 1990s, the FDA approved the first human trial exploring whether MDMA could help relieve pain in terminally ill patients, as well as serve as an adjunct to psychotherapy.41 Results from this study have not been published; however, these early studies helped establish safety parameters for administering MDMA to human participants in controlled, clinical settings.42 Clinical trials are ongoing to explore whether MDMA has therapeutic potential in the treatment of post-traumatic stress disorder and anxiety in autistic adults and patients with a terminal illness such as cancer.


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Today’s Pay and Play Hockey session, planned to be held at the Lindum Sports Association from 7-8:30pm, has had to be cancelled.
Sadly nobody is available to take tonight’s session so, with regret, the club has had to cancel this evening’s hockey. Mens’ and Ladies’ hockey training, taking place on Tuesday and Thursday respectively, will continue as usual.


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I should have asked you how you spell your name.
I would just like to say how much we all enjoyed last Friday evening. It was great and everyone in our party said the same.
I am sure we will come again next year.
The feedback was that all enjoyed themselves, the food was good, the room very festive and your team were all very helpful and considerate with timings, room temperature and anything we needed was no problem to them.
Please pass on our appreciation for their top efforts, including the chef of course, for giving us a great afternoon.
Just want to say a big thank you for Friday.
People are talking about how good the magician was, I think the meal was superb and the DJ was brilliant (I’m still struggling to walk from all the dancing).
Was such a great night.
Thank you to everyone at Beales.
Thank you so much for all your help on Friday.