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TagHighlight consists of some Vim scripts and some Python scripts. The Vim scripts require a relatively recent Vim (at least version 7). To use the python 3 interface (optional), version 7.3 is required.
As described in :help TagHL-PythonVariantPriority, there are a number of different ways you can run the python part of the application. If your Vim has the python interface compiled in, with python version 2.6 or greater and it works, you can use that to run the python code (you'll need python installed on your system). If you have the python3 interface, you can also use that. Alternatively, if you have python 2.6 or above (including python 3), you can use that. Finally, there is a (separately distributed) compiled version if you don't have python on your system.
Note that the plugin is always required, even when using the compiled binary versions.
Exuberant ctags is also required as this is used to generate the tag file that is parsed to generate the highlighter.
The TagHighlight plugin is distributed as a zip file. If you are using the pathogen plugin, create a directory called TagHighlight in ~/.vim/bundle or vimfiles/bundle. Unzip the zip file directly into the new directory. If you are not using the pathogen plugin, simply unzip the zip file directly into your ~/.vim or vimfiles directory.
If you want to use the compiled version of the plugin (if you do not have python 2.6 or greater on your system), download the zip file for your chosen	platform (or both Windows and Linux if you use the same vim configuration directory on both platforms) and unzip in the same location as the main plugin (~/.vim or ~/.vim/bundle/TagHighlight depending on whether you use pathogen).
If you want support for highlighting of standard libraries (see	:help TagHighlight-standard-libraries), unzip that zip file in the same place as the main plugin (~/.vim or ~/.vim/bundle/TagHighlight depending on whether you use pathogen).
If you use pathogen and have followed the pathogen install instructions above, you should be able to simply delete ~/.vim/bundle/TagHighlight.


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Shoot the colored mini-basketballs in the appropriate basket to advance your game. Miss a shoot? You miss a turn! So go ahead and compete with your friends in this challenging game that will be the fun-hub of your next party!

industry_corpus2: Gaming


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Throughout her career, Demi Lovato has endured a very public, turbulent battle with addiction. She was admitted to rehab for the first time in 2010, at just 18, after punching a backup dancer on tour, and spent several years going on and off of drugs before finally getting sober. Then, after six years clean, she admitted in June single "Sober" that she'd relapsed, only to be hospitalized for a reported overdose less than a month later.
She's always been vocal about her journey, and even more so in recent years: She admitted in her 2017 documentary Simply Complicated, that in the past, she'd lied about being sober, but now, it seems, she's ready to be 100 percent candid. As Lovato continues her recovery (she's reportedly back in rehab), look back at the all the time she got honest about addiction.
If you or someone you know is struggling with substance abuse or addiction, call the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration’s 24-hour treatment referral hotline at 1-800-662-HELP (4357) or visit Findtreatment.samhsa.gov for free and confidential help. In the case of a medical emergency, call 9-1-1.

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When you create the new wireless loudspeaker, developers often sacrifice sound quality for convenience. Company Dynaudio – one of the few manufacturers to counter this trend; it’s first wireless speaker range Xeo in 2012 showed an impressive sound. Today, their descendants, Xeo 4, ready to raise the bar even higher.
This new wireless loudspeaker is available in black and white finishes; it belongs to the same series as the floor Xeo 6. It had improved amplifier and digital signal processing module that adds support for HD-audio to 24 bit / 96 kHz and new equalizer settings for different speaker placement. Multiband technology ensures the stability of the connection.
The new wireless loudspeaker Active Xeo 4 equipped with built-in amplifiers – one of them is responsible for the tweeter, the second – for the midrange / woofer. Wireless Transmitter Xeo Hub is connected directly to the source and sends a signal to the AU. All you need to create a complete system – the source and a pair of speakers Xeo. The beauty of this solution is fascinating.
But the convenience and versatility advantages new wireless loudspeaker Xeo 4 is not limited. Like their predecessors, they sound just great: incredibly musical, very frankly and envy rhythmically.
Thanks to the automatic signal detection system connecting the transmitter to the network player Naim, we have a few seconds of listening to music. Paul Simon Dazzling Blue in WAV format with parameters of 24-bit / 96 kHz admire the precision and meticulous study of the votes of each of the plurality of tools, impeccably arranged on the surround sound stage. The rhythmic structure of talking drums transmitted accurately, especially when entering Simon’s vocals.
The tonal balance is kept exactly the middle; new wireless loudspeaker Xeo 4 does not take vigor while playing the catchy songs such as Take Care Drake. Bassline distinguishes elasticity and excellent attack, hitting the keys of the piano give rise to a strong response.
The Fellowship of the soundtrack to the “Lord of the Rings” performed by the Prague Philharmonic Orchestra, only confirms our favorable impressions, showing great detail and dynamics.
While this wireless kit, completely abandon the wires will not work: each speaker needs a power cord, power, and Xeo Hub also require a cable connection.
Taking a few pairs of Xeo 4, you get a delicious multi-room systems. In one room or a few they can reproduce the same or different music.
The strange thing on the top of each speaker includes a display and tiny knobs on and volume. We would have preferred a screen built into the body.
This versatile system can simultaneously connect up to four sources. It is equipped with optical, coaxial and USB input with support for high-resolution files up to 24 bit / 96 kHz, stereo RCA and 3.5 mm connections.
Slim and handy remote control is different thoughtful button layout.
The line of the new wireless loudspeaker Dynaudio Xeo again delights us; the new model is wonderful. These speakers are not cheap, but for that price you get the ease of setup and great sound from almost any source.

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A model heads down the ramp during the Uniqlo fall fashion preview show at the Denver Pavilions on the 16th Mall September 30, 2016. The Denver Uniqlo store on the mall is scheduled to October 28th, 2016.
With its first Denver store poised to open this fall, Uniqlo shut down a block of Glenarm Place over the lunch hour to give local shoppers a preview of its fall and winter lines of basics for men and women.
But the biggest news to come out of the Japanese retailer’s fashion show on Friday — Uniqlo confirmed its much-anticipated 16th Street Mall store will open Oct. 28.
The specific location of the store, though, wasn’t made public until around this time last year, whenBarnes & Noble confirmed it would be closing its store at 16th and Tremont Place at the end of 2015.Uniqlo barricades went up around the former bookstore space this spring.
Mark Sidell, president of Pavilions owner Gart Properties, said while Uniqlo may not have the same name recognition as H&M did when the Swedish fast-fashion retailer opened to fanfare in 2011, they’re expecting good things from their latest first-to-market tenant.
Friday’s catwalk featured lots of neutrals — camel, gray, black and white — layers and denim, as well as some of the brand’s popular down jackets and bright flannel shirts.
Best known for affordable, good quality basics, the retailer recently hired Christophe Lemaire, formerly of Hermes and Lacoste, as artistic director of its Paris research center. Uniqlo currently has more than 1,700 stores worldwide, including 45 in the U.S.
Its two-level Denver location will open on the same day as a new store in the Washington, D.C., area.
← Denver Pavilions is succeeding while other malls aren’t. Why?


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An Armour Slot, occupying slot number five, as seen on the HML Raven.
An Armor Slot is a potential slot on a ship that increases the difficulty of the Breach Roll for any incoming fire. For each armor slot in a single location, the breach number for each slot in that location is one higher than the base number. Armor slots can be destroyed. Once destroyed, and armor slot no longer provides a defensive bonus, and will contribute penalties to the Breaking the Keel check in the event of another hit on the location.
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text: French Country style furnishings make Millbrook Market & Café a cozy and pleasant place to meet friends or family for delicious food and warm conversation. From frittatas to baked delights such as pastries, cakes, pies and cookies, to hearty soups, artisan salads and sandwiches, we always aim to please. A graduate of the French Culinary Institute with a concentration in pastries, Chef Lukas loves to put his creative skills to work by wowing café customers with his Financiers and Madeleines. The croissants and coffee are always fresh. If you’re in a hurry, order your food and beverages to go. Otherwise sit and relax while perusing the web on your laptop or tablet. Millbrook Market & Café is open from 9:00am to 2:30pm Monday thru Friday and 9:00am to noon on Saturday.

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Description: All day our members had been talking to Piper Hill and she did not even have the common decency to remember their names. She was supposed to thank them for the excellent time that she has had but instead she ended up being punished for being so rude. She had to thank each and every one of them for the personalized reminders we gave her. Their names will stay etched into her mind for at least as long as it takes those bruises to fade.
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The FT’s report described how Glencore had exercised their monopolistic power to raise prices in the Russian wheat market for a quick profit, at the expense of those millions already struggling on the breadline. That was revealing of the sort of business Glencore is, and the sort of business practices it was prepared to embrace in order to make its money.
From time to time since then, Glencore has featured on these pages. A posting six months ago – Who rules the world?- reported the acquisition of Viterra, Canada’s largest grain handling company, making Glencore even more powerful in grain markets, no doubt adding starvation to the millions already struggling for survival. It also provided some assessment of the proposed merger with Xstrata which would give the combined business a stranglehold in a score or more international commodity markets, including strategic minerals such as nickel, zinc, platinum, chrome and copper as well as thermal and coking coal.
Crazy though it may seem to the man in the street, the Glencore – Xstrata combine would be enabled to print money in any or all of these markets and still avoid paying taxes.
An April posting – Free Markets Controlled by the Unaccountables – reported how powerless the UK Office of Fair Trading (OFT) had become, no longer able to refer takeovers to the Monopolies and Mergers Commission merely because a monopolistic position might be created. And unable to deal with monopolistic abuse in international markets. The posting noted that we are ruled by unaccountable monopolists such as Glencore, Goldman Sachs and their protective minions such as the big four monopolistic auditors and the quisling ratings agencies.
Glencore CEO, Ivan Glasenberg, billionaire recipient from the initial public offering, received a further £71m dividends this year from his Glencore shares which were part of his personal take from the IPO. As Glasenburg told the Melbourne Mining Club’s London dinner: “If you want a good CEO you’re going to have to pay him!” Mick Davis, the Xstrata CEO, had hoped to take a £29m “retention package”, on top of his already exorbitant salary, over the three years after he became CEO of the combined group. This suggests a simple mobster culture, where the top people take has nothing to do with talent, effort or intelligence, simply to what with impunity can be taken.
The OFT was asked if it was not possible that it might consider Glencore’s business model to have been an abuse of its monopolistic power which should be referred to the Competition Commission, especially as that abusive power was about to be substantially increased with the acquisition of the Xstrata business. The OFT’s response was that the merger/takeover was by no means assured. But then, step up Tony Blair, Middle East peace envoy, putative war criminal and J P Morgan deal fixer, to bring Qatar Holding and Ivan Glasenberg together. Presumably for a reasonable fee, Blair arranged for remaking the deal to create the biggest unaccountable, monopolistic power abuser the world has ever seen.
It really is time for some changes to be made.

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Guys, do these versions tend to have fairly yellowed bubbles ?
They look the dogs bollox, particularly like the baggies.
Worth the wait I reckon.


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AS Monaco have a two-goal deficit to make up against Manchester City when the teams meet at the Stade Louis II on Wednesday night (15 March), having lost the first leg 5-3 at the Etihad Stadium.
Football and sports, in general, just never cease to amaze us and sports is one of the lovable things on planet Earth.
Wait… we can even go a step further and say that following sports can be seriously addictive!
And you don’t even have to be an ardent supporter of a football team, a cricket team or even an athlete, to fall in love with following sports. The excitement that stems from the unpredictability and high-octane nature of most sports and games is enough to inebriate us.
Think I am overstating matters?
Because, last Wednesday night, the world witnessed a totally outrageous football match be played out at the Camp Nou, between Barcelona and Paris Saint-Germain.
No football club had managed to win a two-legged knockout tie in a European competition when they had a four-goal deficit from the first leg to make up.
But then Barcelona went ahead and accomplished the unthinkable and ridiculed the pre-match opinions people had formed. Pure and simple. Luis Enrique’s men won the second leg 6-1, to win the tie 6-5 on aggregate. Even an away goal for PSG wasn’t enough to see them through.
Yes, you can point to the erroneous and meek officiating, a possible result of the tension stemming from the size of the occasion, and how the Blaugrana benefitted from the same. But take nothing away from the Catalan giants for finding a way and setting a precedent.
They were 3-0 up inside 50 minutes of the second leg, and so, the officiating wasn’t entirely to blame after all. And Lionel Messi didn’t even have to run the show, as we thought he had to if his team had to overcome Unai Emery’s side and reach their 10th straight UEFA Champions League quarter-final, after losing the first leg at the Parc des Princes 4-0.
Before this match, Barcelona were realistically quite capable of rewriting history. They had a team within their team, who were capable of ripping PSG apart. If you were and are to back one football team to accomplish a task of this size, you will probably have backed Barcelona, and do so in future too.
As for Emery’s side, the hard work had been done at home. And, although the tie is played over 180 minutes, the equation was straightforward for the Parisians: do not concede four goals at the Nou Camp or, in other words, do not lose the second leg by four goals or more.
But PSG, in doing the obvious and what was a universal expectation—of sitting back, allowing Barcelona to come at them and then counter-attack quickly—failed to do what they do best: keep possession, create chances and play on the front-foot. They created and fell into their own trap, essentially. Emery, despite having benched Angel di Maria, had players like Marco Verratti, Blaise Matuidi and Adrien Rabiot, among others, to play the crisp passing, possession game, which, mind you, PSG are known for, and drive home the advantage.
Fundamentally, therefore, PSG’s game plan was too obvious for their own liking and completely undid the fantastic work they had done in the first leg.
What Barcelona’s victory also reminded to us was that football, like most other sports, is played in the mind too and isn’t always about skill and tactics.
The scenario concerning AS Monaco and Leonardo Jardim, ahead of the return leg at home on Wednesday night, is quite similar to Barcelona’s, but the Ligue 1 leaders are in a much more favourable position than Enrique’s men were after their first leg meeting with PSG.
Monaco are in a far better position because they scored three away goals in the first leg. Of course, the French side did lose 5-3 at the Etihad and were gutted with the end result, but Barcelona showed us that a first-leg lead does not count for much if you get your game plan wrong and make a sluggish start to the second 90′.
Hence, I can tell you this: Manchester City were delighted to win the first leg by 5-3, having come from 1-2 and 2-3 behind. After the final whistle was blown on February 21, the Blues were particularly delighted with the two-goal cushion they had earned themselves by putting up an incisive attacking display in the last 20 minutes of the first leg.
Read: Which were the standout aspects of Pep Guardiola side’s 5-3 first leg win over AS Monaco?
But, having seen Barcelona come from 0-4 down in the first leg and win the tie 6-5, Guardiola’s men will feel a lot more insecure now, about their two-goal lead in the R-16 tie against Monaco.
Like with PSG, Manchester City have a lead to hold on to and they must produce another good attacking display while being a lot more solid at the back—as has been echoed by Yaya Toure—to progress to the Champions League quarter-finals.
Fundamentally speaking, the first goal in the second leg will be mighty important. Purely because Monaco have scored three away goals and winning the second leg by a two-goal margin—as long as they restrict Wednesday night’s visitors to scoring just two goals—will see them go through at the expense of City.
Which is why Guardiola’s team need to produce a complete performance to get into the Champions League quarters for the second successive season. As we saw in the PSG vs Barcelona tie, a lot of the match will be played in the mind and the first goal can either dent or provide a boost to City’s morale.
Manchester City, given their style of play under Guardiola, are unlikely to cede possession and look to play on the counter-attack. But then, tomorrow’s visitors at the Stade Louis II will have to defend well against this season’s most potent attacking force in Europe, comprising the likes of Kylian Mbappe, Bernardo Silva and Thomas Lemar, among others.
Barcelona’s win last mid-week is likely to have emboldened Monaco and cautioned City, who, as a result, face more of a test of their character than skill.
Who is your money on ahead of tomorrow’s night’s fixture in Monaco?
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Adcetris is a CD30-directed antibody-drug conjugate used for the treatment of patients with classical Hodgkin lymphoma.
Patients who are uninsured and meet certain financial criteria will be eligible to receive their medication at no cost. With this program, assistance begins with a temporary 3-month period.
Keytruda is a PD-1 inhibitor used for the treatment of adult and pediatric patients with refractory classical Hodgkin lymphoma, or classical Hodgkin lymphoma that relapsed after 3 or more lines of therapy.
Patients without insurance or prescription coverage may be eligible to receive free Keytruda. Eligible patients must have a household income of $60,300 or less for individuals, $81,200 or less for couples, or $123,000 or less for a family of 4. Patients with insurance, including Medicare Part D, who still have trouble paying for medicines may request that an exception be made, provided their household income is not above a set limit.
Opdivo is a PD-1 inhibitor used for the treatment of patients with classical Hodgkin lymphoma.
The program provides financial assistance with out-of-pocket deductibles, copay, or coinsurance costs for eligible, privately insured patients who have been prescribed Opdivo. Patients pay a $25 copay, while BMS covers the remaining amount, up to $25,000 annually per medication.
Bendeka is an alkylating drug used for the treatment of patients with indolent B-cell non-Hodgkin lymphoma.
Folotyn is a folate analog metabolic inhibitor used for the treatment of patients with relapsed or refractory peripheral T-cell lymphoma.
This patient assistance program provides Folotyn free of charge to enrolled patients who meet the income, insurance, and citizenship or residency eligibility criteria.
STAR offers financial assistance to privately insured patients who apply for assistance and receive approval before receiving outpatient therapy.
Imbruvica is a kinase inhibitor used for the treatment of patients with small lymphocytic lymphoma with 17p deletion or with Waldenström’s macroglobulinemia (2 types of NHL).
Istodax is a histone deacetylase inhibitor used for the treatment of patients with cutaneous T-cell lymphoma or with peripheral T-cell lymphoma.
This program reduces the copay for Istodax to $25 or less for patients who have private insurance and an annual household income of $100,000 or less.
Patients with no insurance or not enough insurance to cover their medication, who meet certain financial criteria may be able to receive Istodax for free.
This program connects patients who have public insurance to outside resources that may help them with the cost of copays, deductibles, and insurance premiums for their Istodax.
Mozobil is a hematopoietic stem-cell mobilizer used, in combination with granulocyte colony-stimulating factor, for the treatment of patients with non-Hodgkin lymphoma.
Patients who are uninsured or whose insurance does not cover Mozobil can apply for financial assistance through this program. Eligible patients must have an annual household income of no more than 500% of the current poverty level. Patients with Medicare Part D can apply if they are not eligible for the Low Income Subsidy and have out-of-pocket drug costs of 5% or more of their annual household income.
Rituxan is a CD20-directed cytolytic antibody used for the treatment of patients with non-Hodgkin lymphoma.
This foundation provides Rituxan free of charge to uninsured and underinsured patients whose household income is less than $100,000. Rituxan is also provided free of charge for patients whose household income is less than $150,000 and whose out-of-pocket prescription costs exceed 5% of their income (regardless of insurance).
Treanda is an alkylating drug used for the treatment of patients with indolent B-cell non-Hodgkin lymphoma that progressed during or within 6 months of treatment with rituximab or a rituximab-containing therapy.
Patients without prescription drug coverage who meet specific financial criteria may receive Treanda for free. The patient’s annual income must not exceed $60,300 for 1 person, $81,200 for 2 people, $102,100 for 3 people, $123,000 for 4 people, or $143,900 for 5 people.
Yescarta is a CD19-directed genetically modified CAR T-cell immunotherapy used, after 2 or more lines of systemic therapies, for the treatment of adults with relapsed or refractory large B-cell lymphoma, including primary mediastinal large B-cell lymphoma or high-grade B-cell lymphoma.
Zolinza is a histone deacetylase inhibitor used for the treatment of patients with cutaneous T-cell lymphoma (a type of NHL), that is progressive, persistent, or recurrent with or after 2 systemic therapies.
Uninsured patients who cannot afford to pay for Zolinza and have a household income of $48,240 or less for individuals, $64,960 or less for couples, or $98,400 or less for a family of 4, may qualify to receive their medication for free.
Zydelig is a kinase inhibitor used for the treatment of patients with small lymphocytic lymphoma (a type of NHL).
Patients with private insurance and copays above $5 are eligible for this program. With the Copay Coupon Card, patients will pay only the first $5 per prescription fill of Zydelig.
The maximum benefit allowed is 25% of the catalog price for a 12-month supply of Zydelig.
The Zydelig QuickStart Program gives eligible patients who have an insurance coverage delay of more than 5 business days quick access to a free, 1-time, 30-day supply of Zydelig.
Patients with no insurance or those who have been denied coverage may be eligible to receive Zydelig free of charge through this program. Eligible patients must meet certain financial criteria.
Rituxan Hycela is a combination of rituximab (a CD20-directed cytolytic antibody) and hyaluronidase human (an endoglycosidase) used for the treatment of patients with untreated diffuse large B-cell lymphoma (DLCBL), in combination with chemotherapy with the CHOP (cyclophosphamide, doxorubicin, vincristine, prednisone) regimen, or with other anthracycline-based chemotherapy regimen.
Patients with private insurance will pay just a $25 copay per prescription of Rituxan Hycela, with an annual benefit limit of $25,000. Retroactive requests for assistance will be honored if the prescription was filled within 120 days before enrollment in this program.
The foundation provides Rituxan Hycela free of charge to uninsured and underinsured patients whose household income is less than $100,000, and for patients whose household income is less than $150,000 and their out-of-pocket prescription costs exceed 5% of their income (regardless of insurance).
Yescarta is a CD19-directed genetically modified CAR T-cell immunotherapy used, after 2 or more lines of systemic therapies, for the treatment of adults with relapsed or refractory diffuse large B-cell lymphoma (DLBCL) not otherwise specified, or DLBCL arising from follicular lymphoma.
Aliqopa is a kinase inhibitor used for the treatment of adult patients with relapsed follicular lymphoma who have received at least 2 systemic therapies.
This program allows patients with private insurance to pay $0 copay for Aliqopa, with a yearly savings of up to $25,000.
For eligible patients who are uninsured or underinsured, this program provides Aliqopa at no cost.
Gazyva is a CD20-directed cytolytic antibody used, in combination with bendamustine followed by Gazyva alone, for the treatment of patients with follicular lymphoma whose disease relapsed after, or is refractory to, a rituximab-containing regimen; and in combination with chemotherapy followed by Gazyva alone in patients achieving a partial remission, for adults with previously untreated advanced (stage II bulky, III, or IV) follicular lymphoma.
This foundation provides Gazyva free of charge to uninsured and underinsured patients whose household income is less than $100,000. Gazyva is also provided free of charge for patients whose annual household income is less than $150,000 and whose out-of-pocket prescription costs exceed 5% of their income (regardless of insurance).
Rituxan Hycela is a combination of rituximab (a CD20-directed cytolytic antibody) and hyaluronidase human (an endoglycosidase) used for the treatment of patients with relapsed or refractory follicular lymphoma as a single agent; for patients with untreated follicular lymphoma, in combination with first-line chemotherapy; and for patients achieving a complete or partial response to rituximab and chemotherapy, as a single-drug maintenance therapy. Rituxan Hycela is also used, as a single medication, for the treatment of patients with nonprogressing or stable follicular lymphoma after first-line chemotherapy with cyclophosphamide, vincristine, and prednisone.
Patients with private insurance will pay just a $25 copay per prescription or infusion, with an annual benefit limit of $25,000. Retroactive requests for assistance will be honored if the prescription fill occurred within 120 days prior to enrollment in this program.
The foundation provides Rituxan Hycela free of charge to uninsured and underinsured patients whose household income is less than $100,000. Rituxan Hycela is also provided free of charge for patients whose household income is less than $150,000 and their out-of-pocket prescription costs exceed 5% of their income (regardless of insurance).
Zevalin is a CD20-directed radiotherapeutic antibody used for the treatment of patients with relapsed or refractory, low-grade or follicular B-cell non-Hodgkin lymphoma, or patients with untreated follicular lymphoma who achieve a partial or complete response to first-line chemotherapy.
This patient assistance program provides Zevalin free of charge to enrolled patients who meet the income, insurance, and citizenship or residency eligibility criteria.
STAR offers financial assistance to privately insured patients who apply for assistance and receive approval prior to outpatient therapy.
Zydelig is a kinase inhibitor used for the treatment of patients with follicular B-cell non-Hodgkin lymphoma.
Calquence is a kinase inhibitor used for the treatment of adults with mantle-cell lymphoma who have received at least 1 previous therapy.
Eligible patients who have private insurance will pay $0 per month and may have access to up to $26,000 annually to assist with the out-of-pocket prescription costs associated with Calquence.
Imbruvica is a kinase inhibitor used for the treatment of adults with mantle-cell lymphoma, after at least 1 previous therapy.
This program provides Imbruvica free of charge to patients who meet certain financial limits and are either uninsured, underinsured, or enrolled in Medicare Part D.
Revlimid is a thalidomide analog used for the treatment of patients with mantle-cell lymphoma whose disease has relapsed or progressed after 2 therapies, one of which was bortezomib.
This program reduces the copay for Revlimid to $25 or less for patients who have private insurance and an annual household income of up to $100,000.
Velcade is a proteasome inhibitor used for the treatment of patients with mantle-cell lymphoma.
Patients without insurance coverage may qualify to receive Velcade free of charge through this program. Patient eligibility is based on household income, treatment setting, and medically appropriate need.
Imbruvica is a kinase inhibitor used for the treatment of marginal-zone lymphoma, a type of non-Hodgkin lymphoma, in patients who require systemic therapy and have received at least 1 previous anti-CD20–based therapy.

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-In a pan add soaked split chickpeas, onion, ginger garlic paste, cumin, salt, red whole pepper, water. Cover the lid and cook until water dries and split chickpeas tender fully. Let it cook.
-Put the mixture in a chopper, add coriander, chilies and chop it.
-In a bowl add chopped mixture, mashed potatoes, soy sauce, mustard paste, red chili powder, mango powder, chaat masala and garam masala. Mix it well. Make kebab.
-Coat kebab in beaten egg and shallow fry.
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With the holiday’s (and holiday parties) right around the corner, it can be reallyhard to fit in a good sweat session – but with endless potlucks, decedent desserts and divine wines a plenty – nothing is more important thank making the time to get in a little exercise.
No sweat, Hyde-Ewards is here to help with 5 sweat-proof hairstyles that take you from the gym to your holiday work party, in under 10 minutes! So train like a beast because we will have you looking like a beauty in no time!
Section your hair down the middle. Secure two pigtails on the back of your head near the crown. From here you have options – either secure each ponytail in a messy topknot or for a cleaner look, twist each pigtail around its base creating a mini bun, and secure with bobby pins.
A low chignon (aka. the French word for bun) at the nape of your neck is a great way to vary the placement of your ponytail holder minimizing breakage to your coif. The best part? It actually looks better with day old hair, so this is the perfect hairstyle for the days you want to skip a wash.
For a high-drama look (especially when you have long hair), pull your strands up into a high ponytail and divide them into two sections. Take a small section of hair from the right side and cross it over the left side, then do the same from left to right. Repeat this motion until you reach the end and secure.
Secure your hair into a high pony tail, and braid your hair using the standard three section method, secure with ponytail holder. Then wrap the braid around the base ofyour ponytail and secure it with a bobbypin.
Section off a mohawk section at the top of the head 2-3” wide. French braid the mohawk section to the crown of the head (or lower for a lower ponytail), secure with an elastic. Gather remaining hair into a ponytail, secure with an elastic, and finish it with a braid of your choice (classic 3 strand, fishtail. Style Tip: This style is super secure, great for running!
We would love to hear from YOU! Let us know if you have questions on creating any of the looks above by dropping a comment below! Also, if there are any beauty topics or hair-care secrets you want to know let us know, who knows - the answers might just be in our next blog post!
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Of the most enviable writing there are two kinds. The first is your own writing, written by somebody else. You think, this was my idea but you took it. If only I had spent those extra hours after work, if only I’d known I could get away with it, if only it was me in the publisher’s pocket, if I only had the chance. The second makes you shake your head thinking, I could never have written this, never even imagined. Every page of Zachary Schomburg’s Fjords vol. 1 starts like the first and ends like the second.
Only this and one other novella has been translated.
He is called experimental, but The Invisibility Cloak isn’t.
How interesting his other books must be.
to translate Peach Blossom Beauty (人面桃花, Renmian Taohua)?
to make a dictionary for the world’s rarest and most precious manuscripts?

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One of the worst political crimes of the twentieth century was committed in Punjab during 1919. Popular resentment had been accumulating in Punjab since the beginning of the War (World War I), mainly due to the ruthless drive – by the British -- for recruiting soldiers and forced contribution to the war fund. Gandhiji’s call for a country-wide hartal to protest against the Black Acts received a tremendous response from Punjab on March 30 and again on April 6.
The agitated mood of the people and Hindu-Muslim solidarity demonstrated on the hartal (strike) days and on April 9 celebration of the Ramnavami festival made the Lt.Governor Michael O’Dwyer’s administration panicky.
Gandhiji’s entry into Punjab was banned: two popular leaders of Amritsar. Kitchlew and Satya Pal, were arrested. These provocations led to hartals and mass demonstrations in Lahore, Kasur, Gujranwala and Amritsar.
In Amritsar, the police firing on demonstrators provoked some of them to commit acts of violence. The next day the city was handed over to Brigadier-General Dyer. Dyer began his regime through indiscriminate arrests and ban on meeting and gatherings.
On April 13-the day of Baisakhi festival – a meeting was called in the afternoon at the Jallianwala Bagh a ground enclosed on all sides. Thousands of people, many of whom had come from surrounding villages to the fairs in Amritsar and were unaware of the ban order, gathered in the meeting.
Suddenly Dyer appeared there with troops and without any warning to the people, ordered firing on the completely peaceful and defenceless crowd. The fusillade continued till Dyer’s ammunition ran out. Atleast about a thousand people, if not more, are estimated to have been killed. This cold-blooded carnage, Dyer admitted later, was perpetrated ‘to strike into the whole of Punjab’. The massacre stunned the people and became a turning point in the history of India’s struggle for freedom.
The Hunter Committee was appointed by the British government. Halfway through its proceedings, the Hunter Committee had also suffered the setback of being boycotted by Indian nationalists, represented by the Congress, because of the government’s refusal to release Punjab leaders on bail.
Of the eight, the Hunter Committee had three Indian members. The conduct of the Indian members is a study in principled independence and courage.
This erudite exchange on the pointed killings ordered by Dyer on April 13, 1919 – the Jallianwala Bagh massacre-- took place during the hearings of the Hunter Committee. The hearings took place in Lahore on November 19, 1919. These questions were part of a detailed and rigorous cross examination of General Dyer. It was Sir Chimanlal Setalvad, a lawyer from Bharuch, Gujarat based in Bombay who had conducted this particular cross-examnation.
Setalvad’s cross examination followed Lord Hunter’s and that of one more British member. Dyer had already admitted to Lord Hunter that although ‘a good many’ in the crowd might not have heard of his ban on the public meeting, he had ordered the firing at Jallianwala Bagh without giving any warning. He went further when he said before the Committee that, although he could have ‘dispersed them perhaps even without firing’. He felt it was his ‘duty to go on firing until (the crowd) dispersed’.
An eight-member committee headed by Lord William Hunter, former solicitor general in Scotland constituted the Inquiry Committee. Apart from Setalvad, then Vice Chancellor, Bombay University, two other Indians were part of the Committee. Sir Chimanlal Setalvad, Pandit Jagat Narain, Member of the Legislative Council of the Lt. Governor of U.P. and Sultan Ahmed Khan, Member for Appeals, Gwalior State.
Lord Hunter, Justice Rankin and WF Rice, Add. Secretary to the Government of India, Home Department, Major-General Sir George Barrow, Commanding the Peshawar Dn and Smith, Member of the Legislative Council of the Lt. Governor of U.P. were the members. The questioning was done, in turn, by eight members.
All three Indian members of the Hunter Committee displayed a remarkable degree of independence faced with sharp differences with the British members. The differences arose over the recording of conclusions.
The Hunter Committee ended up giving two reports – the majority report by the five British members and the minority report by three Indian members.
Both reports indicted Dyer, in no uncertain terms. The differences were in in the degree of condemnation, in so far as Jallianwala Bagh was concerned.
The report by the British members’ report condemned the action by Dyer on two counts: that he opened fire without warning and that he went on firing after the crowd had ‘begun to disperse’. Though his intention to create a moral effect throughout Punjab was ‘a mistaken conception of duty’, the British members thought it was ‘distinctly improbable that the crowd would have dispersed without being fired on’. Even the British members of the Hunter Committee, rejected the official stand that Dyer’s action had ‘saved the situation in the Punjab and averted a rebellion on a scale similar to the (1857) mutiny’.
Citing Dyer’s own admission in cross examination, the Indians disagreed with the opinion expressed by the British members of the Committee that the crowd was unlikely to have dispersed without the firing. In conclusion, the Indian members of the Hunter Committee described Dyer’s conduct ‘as inhuman and un-British and as having caused great disservice to British rule in India’.
Faced with both reports, the then Viceroy of India, Chelmsford conceded that Dyer ‘acted beyond the necessity of the case, beyond what any reasonable man could have thought to be necessary, and that he did not act with as much humanity as the case permitted’. Dyer had no option but to resign and return to England in disgrace.
Apologists for the Raj in Britain however, bought into Dyer’s claim that it was this bloody firing by Dyer that had saved the Raj in India. This not only reduced the punishment meted out to Dyer, he was also treated as some sort of a hero on his return. In fact, the inquiry itself could only be instituted only after in indemnity law had been passed protecting Dyer and other recalcitrant officers from criminal liability.
Setalvad had been knighted by the British monarch, just a few months before the Jallianwala Bagh inquiry. He was then vice-chancellor of Bombay University. In his memoirs published in 1946, Recollections and Reflections, Setalvad disclosed that within the British and Indian members of the Hunter Committee had developed ‘a sharp cleavage of opinion’.

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TUPELO, Miss.—The Mississippi Society of Health-System Pharmacists has presented the Pharmacy Technician of the Year Award to Teri Green of North Mississippi Medical Center.
The Pharmacy Technician of the Year Award goes to an individual who exhibits outstanding cooperation with the entire health care team, outstanding service to the profession, outstanding community service and outstanding contributions to health-systems pharmacy progress.
Green works as a pharmacy technician at the NMMC Family Medicine Residency Center. She joined the NMMC staff 24 years ago and has previously worked in the hospital’s IV lab, central pharmacy, employee pharmacy and outpatient infusion center. “Teri is a quick learner and has great problem-solving skills,” said James Taylor, Pharm.D., NMMC Family Medicine Residency Center ambulatory care manager.

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The Council is seeking community feedback on whether to introduce chlorination to some community water supplies.
Selwyn District Council is committed to providing our communities with safe drinking water. Across our 30 water supplies we currently use a variety of water treatment methods including secure ground water (to meet current New Zealand Drinking Water Standards), Ultraviolet (UV) disinfection, selective abstraction and filtration, and chlorination.
Following the Government’s inquiry into the Havelock North drinking water contamination incident, councils have been urged to ensure the protection of drinking-water sources and effective treatment of supplies for the protection of public health. In response, the Council has accelerated the programme to install UV treatment on secure bores.
Consideration is also being given to chlorination, to provide additional protection. Chlorine provides residual treatment in the water reticulation system which UV does not provide, minimising the impact of any contamination which may enter the distribution system. It is widely used in New Zealand drinking water supplies and is currently used on five supplies in Selwyn, and we are adding chlorination to two further schemes.
The Government’s position on the chlorination of water supplies is not yet known – and chlorination may become mandatory. If it is not made mandatory, a range of options are available to the Council.
The Council is now seeking comment from the community on options for introducing chlorination to community water supplies.
The cost of water treatment is funded by the district-wide rate paid by all properties on a Council supply. The proposal to introduce limited chlorination, as in option 1, will increase the rate by $10.
What's your view on the proposal to introduce chlorination treatment to Council's community water supplies?
Option one: Chlorinate drinking water supplies which are assesed and found to be at risk of contamination.
Option two: Chlorinate all water supplies.
Option three: No additional chlorination of water supplies. (Five are already chlorinated in the Selwyn district).

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1Institut für Physikalische Chemie der Verbrennung, Deutsche Forschungsanstalt für Luft- und Raumfahrt e.V., Pfaffenwaldring 38-40, D-70569 Stuttgart, Germany.
2Institut für Verfahrenstechnik und Dampfkesselwesen, Universität Stuttgart, Pfaffenwaldring 23, D-70569 Stuttgart, Germany.
Mobile coherent anti-Stokes Raman-scattering equipment was applied for single-shot temperature measurements in a pilot-scale furnace with a thermal power of 300 kW, fueled with either natural gas or coal dust. Average temperatures deduced from N2 coherent anti-Stokes Raman-scattering spectra were compared with thermocouple readings for identical flame conditions. There were evident differences between the results of both techniques, mainly in the case of the natural-gas flame. For the coal-dust flame, a strong influence of an incoherent and a coherent background, which led to remarkable changes in the spectral shape of the N2 Q-branch spectra, was observed. Therefore an algorithm had to be developed to correct the coal-dust flame spectra before evaluation. The measured temperature profiles at two different planes in the furnace were compared with model calculations.

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The dewy air clung to Hannah as she rolled onto her stomach, mattress crinkling under her weight. A persistent drone hung in the air, not quite mechanical, almost musical.
What is that damn noise?
Was it the air conditioner? Was it broken again? The sound did not hesitate like something broken – it churned with intention.
Hannah sat up and blinked, her rump sinking into the mattress. The top of her head brushed the ceiling, warm beneath her palm, the texture, like newsprint. Her legs dangled through a hexagonal opening, her backside nested in another. A neat pattern of geometric sections fanned out from her resting place, some vacant, some housing plump, pulsing larvae.
Hannah shuddered and looked into the empty compartment on her right. It faced downward, providing her with a startling view: a cascading series of horizontal combs filled the interior of a large chamber.
She crawled, wary of slipping through one of the hollows, or worse, into an occupied space. As she descended, the hum increased. Dark forms weaved in and out of the hollows around her.
The first of the workers crawled toward Hannah on sunny yellow legs, its slender petiole trailed by a sturdy black-and-yellow-striped abdomen. Its antennae twitched and its jaw worked. Semitransparent, tawny wings rested over its back and sides like a cape.
She opened her mouth to say hello, or perhaps to scream, but all that came out was a choppy buzz. The worker passed by, its left wing brushing her thigh.
Hannah descended the comb, hands and feet becoming tacky with wax. She reached the bottom comb, precise in its circumference, and looked through the weave toward the exit. The walls surrounding the opening glowed amber and were hot to the touch; her eyes stung as she navigated the last few inches and poked her head into the daylight.
A batting of smoke hung in the air. She crawled to the exterior of the hive, her limbs the jointed yellow legs of a wasp. The spring leaves of the oak tree at the back of her yard surrounded her. The wasp’s nest, her new home, constructed from curls of bark, saliva, and woody strips of vegetation, hung from a thick arm of the oak.
Hannah crawled back into the heart of the hive. A worker approached and guided her gently into one of the empty compartments. It covered her with wax, sealing her in, protecting her from the smoke, but she was not afraid. The other workers joined in.
Thank you! Thank you! She tried to whisper. Once again, it came out as a buzz, but they seemed to understand. The voice of the hive swelled.
Hannah woke with a start. She was in a cot in the high school auditorium, the room filled with buzzy snores, raspy breathing, and soft crying. Cots lined the room in tight neat rows. Bundles of personal belongings clogged the aisles.
She recalled her dream and shivered, and wondered about the massive wasp nest at the edge of her property. She chose to leave it there, because paper wasps kept them themselves unless threatened. She wondered how they would react to the smoke and fire. Surely, they would not abandon their home as she had done, they would stay behind and fight. She wished she could help them; take them in, as they had taken her in.
Hannah rounded the final curve and her mailbox popped into view, untouched, the red flag still in the upright position. The drive had revealed a checkerboard of burnt properties, the husks of houses eaten by the flames, and perfect green lawns and shingled structures the fire had spared. She was sure her own home would be gone as she pulled into the driveway, but it was still there, untouched. The surrounding woods, however, were charred and skeletal.
Hannah rushed behind the house, to the corner of the lot. The fire had stopped there, at the hem of her back lawn, her deck still intact.
‘No!’ she cried, when she saw the blackened stump of the oak tree, its precious leaves devoured by fire, the wasp’s nest evaporated.
Hannah dropped to her knees, fingers sifting through the ash, the curled, charred bodies of wasps falling from her fingertips. She discovered a small chunk of comb in the ash, the only thing that remained of their home. She cradled it tenderly and took it inside.
– Hall Jameson is a writer and fine art photographer who lives in Helena, Montana. Her writing and artwork has recently appeared, or is forthcoming in Crossed Out Magazine, Post-Experimentalism, Redivider, and Eric’s Hysterics. When she’s not writing or taking photographs, Hall enjoys hiking, playing the piano, and cat wrangling.


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After you are done editing all three templates, click the Save button at the bottom of the screen.
Please let us know if you have any questions about the instructions. Also, please let us know after you try it, so we can take a look. Thanks!
Mark Barnes, I don't know if this has been changed in recent versions or not, but if you could make this change to the default templates, it would help future installers with potential theme conflicts. Thanks!
Dear Ben! IT worked! I am so grateful to you, thank you so much!
Plus is there a way to separate the two sermons by some kind of border? I checked other church sites and they always have a border/line. Coz now it looks mashed up together.
After you are done editing the template, click the Save button. Please let us know if you are still having trouble.
The reason you need to do this is that, unlike most themes, your theme does not have a div with id="content" containing the content of your pages.
Mark Barnes, I'm not sure what the reason was to require "#content" in the default Style template, but perhaps it should be removed to make the default styles compatible with more themes.
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Free Press journalists earned more than two dozen awards and honorable mentions in the Michigan Press Association’s 2018 Better Newspaper Contest. Among the awards, the Free Press won "Newspaper of the Year" in the competition’s top circulation category.
The newspaper also was recognized with first place awards for outstanding feature writing, watchdog reporting, photography, video presentation and editorial writing.
Reporter Jennifer Dixon was among finalists for the 2018 Michigan Journalist of the Year award in recognition of her body of work during the year, an award she had previously won for her investigative reporting.
Each year, another state press association reviews thousands of entries submitted by Michigan newspapers and Individual members. For 2018, members of the New York Press Association reviewed 3,065 entries submitted by 99 Michigan newspapers and individual journalists.

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Shauna Parks was a teenager in government care when she contributed to an overhaul of Alberta’s child welfare act 20 years ago.
Now with a master’s degree in social work, she travelled Wednesday to Edmonton from Calgary for the first meeting of the province’s child intervention panel.
Parks came armed with a poster and a mission — to ask, “Where are the voices of youth in care?” and press the panel to listen to young people who have lived through the child welfare system.
When she aged out of care, Parks admits she was “a bit rough around the edges,” but said contributing to that government review was pivotal to her success in life, both as a mother and in her career.
“That point in time for me was so critical, because I felt like I was nobody. I felt I didn’t belong, I wasn’t loved, I didn’t matter,” she told Postmedia on Wednesday.
“A lot of consultation done by the government is very cookie-cutter, very prescriptive, and I think meaningful and genuine engagement is what young people deserve. I’m here to hold the panel accountable to that,” she said.
Children’s Services Minister Danielle Larivee acknowledged those voices as essential to understanding what changes need to be made, and said Wednesday they will form a key part of the panel’s work.
Overall, she said, the first meeting went well and stayed focused on the work ahead.
Seventy-three children and youths in the system died between April 1, 2014, and the end of 2016. The bulk of those — 32 — were at the initial assessment stage.
There was no formal chance for the public to present to the panel Wednesday — that will come later.
Instead, it spent a good chunk of time grappling with process, including how much of its work will be made public, and how, exactly, it will hear from Albertans.
Much of the discussion revolved around privacy and the delicate balancing act between protecting the rights of children and families, and hearing their stories.
Alberta Party Leader Greg Clark, one of the four opposition parties’ panel members, said taking meetings behind closed doors should have a high litmus test.
“One of the things we’re looking to overcome here is secrecy — too much secrecy,” he said.
That was put to the test early.
Although a public meeting, the panel’s work isn’t being recorded in Hansard, restricted instead to a summary.
Microphones were turned off and TV cameras had to leave after introductory remarks from Larivee, although reporters and the public could stay in the room.
Still, Parks was heartened to hear panel members embrace the idea of garnering input from people with experience in the system.
Much like Larivee, who asked the panel to refrain from turning its work into a witch hunt, Parks wants the committee to find solutions, not point fingers and cast blame.
A big part of that, Parks said, is hearing stories and asking hard questions about the flaws in the system.
“We all own that — not just our elected officials, not just the folks who work in the department, but the public as well,” she said.


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With a name like “Twinkle,” she’s always getting cool nicknames from friends and family. Some people refer to her as “Sparkle” or “Crystal.” That’s OK with Twinkle though, because she loves shiny things just like her style icon, JoJo Siwa! Her favourite glittery piece? Sparkly handmade jewelry!
Twinkle is a huge athlete and enjoys all types of sports! She’s always ready for a game of badminton or tennis and loves to practice swimming and gymnastics. Maybe she’ll follow in the footsteps of her favourite athlete, Simone Biles.
This girl was a star before she became a KIDZ BOP Kid! Twinkle won first place for her solo freestyle at an International Dance Competition. Oh, did we mention that she also performed in “Matilda The Musical” in London’s West End? Too cool!
Twinkle’s family is from Nagpur, India, and she loves to travel back there. In fact, her favourite place in the world is her grandmother’s house in India. She can still keep up with her singing when she’s in India – because Twinkle can sing in Hindi!
If Twinkle could have any superpower, it would be the gift of magic! That might be because she’s the ultimate Harry Potter fan. She’s read all the books and has seen every movie in the series!


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Kasia Molga is a media artist whose practice is concerned with changes in our perception and relationship with the planet in the increasingly technologically mediated world. She deals with real time environment (and not only) data visualisation – where the data becomes a pretext, motor and platform behind the work.
She look at the various aspects of real time data manifestation and representation, so that first of all it can be represented not as just an infographic, but as a mean of communication of the entities it is taken from, thus giving a beginning to a dialogue between viewer and that entity. She does that by making interactive, participatory art installations, where a viewer is responsible for his/her own experience and thus the experience of others, while the existence of the art installation depends on the real time data feeds and signals, and real time data forms the behaviour of the viewer.
In her work she reaches out to networked, geo-locative and sensory technologies in order to explore diverse aspects of transmitting, visualising and sharing real time data whilst striving to promote the appropriation of new technologies within the disciplines of art and science.
He explore the area of the machine as an extension of a human – a space and no-space between man and machine – and as a separate conscious being and the tensions between the two. He places this blurred space between human and machine in context and perspective and thus question an expansion of human perception and relation with the machine, and machine with a human. He often writes and apply code for generative visuals and sound, vision systems, feedback loop interaction and that way he plays with the concept of primitive form of consciousness and self-consciousness.


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Your child’s plan is a very important tool for planning your child’s education and supports, and reviewing their progress over the course of their schooling.
Your child’s Individual Learning and Support Plan should document your child’s additional needs and learning goals, and the strategies and resources required to help your child to meet them.
specialist equipment or modifications to school facilities.
In Victorian government schools, all students on the PSD must have a Student Support Group and a plan. However, any student with a disability or additional needs can benefit from these processes. If your child does not have these in place, you can ask for them. You can get support to do this from an advocacy organization like ACD, or from the regional DET office.
The plan is developed by the Student Support Group and implemented by your child’s school and others. It evolves as the goals set for your child are achieved or modified. Your child’s plan is a tool – a ‘living’ document. The SSG and the staff involved with your child at school should refer to it regularly, and adjust it as needed.
“The things that I have found have really helped have been open-mindedness from the team leader [and] a willingness to understand my son. I’m not there for the teacher to vent [about my son’s behaviour]. I’m not there to hold the teacher’s hand and do their job. I am there to help work with them, and help them understand my child.
So obviously doing that [means] understanding him, not writing him off. Understanding he has potential. Trying to tap into that. Allowing him, in his way of learning, to get that opportunity to achieve. And then you might actually start to get some results. Don’t just keep putting out the rules: ‘Your child needs to do A, B, C, D and E,’ and that’s the end of the story.
Well, how do you get him to A? And then how do you walk him through to B? And maybe by the time you get to C he can start walking on his own to D and E … when it has worked, that’s what they’ve done.
Your child has the right to participate in all school activities, including extracurricular activities, and their plan should support this. For this reason, it’s important to involve specialist teachers (in primary school, such as the librarian, and the art, music, LOTE and sports teachers) and all subject teachers (in secondary school) in the planning process. Teachers can attend be invited to attend an SSG meeting or another meeting to discuss your child’s learning, or at the very least be asked to have input into the plan.
As your child’s parent or carer, and as a member of your child’s SSG, your role is critical. You know your child better than anyone else, and can therefore help other members of the SSG to understand your child’s strengths and needs.
Planning should be also informed by your child’s views and interests. You might be able to ask your child what they would like you to raise or convey at an upcoming meeting. When your child is older, if appropriate, they can attend meetings, to help set their own learning goals, and discuss their progress and support needs.
A key purpose of an Individual Learning and Support Plan is to link your child’s specific learning needs to the curriculum. Teachers are responsible for planning and implementing the curriculum for all students. Your child’s plan should include learning goals linked to the curriculum, and an assessment of your child’s needs and strengths.
Your child’s plan should outline a range of strategies to achieve each goal. This can include strategies to be implemented in the classroom, at home, in therapy and in other contexts. For each goal, the plan should describe what will be done to work towards the goal, who will do that work, and when it will be done.
The plan should also identify what resources – funded or otherwise – will be needed to achieve the goal, and how these will be used. The SSG then makes recommendations to the school principal about your child’s needs, and the resources needed to achieve them. The principal is responsible for all decisions that impact on school funding. Your child’s supports should not depend on the level of funding your child’s school receives, for example if your child is on the PSD. However, you have the right to ask the school for information about how the school is spending funds it receives (for example through the PSD) to help support your child.
If you are concerned about funding issues, you can raise a concern.
If your child has significant needs in the areas of safety, medical care, personal care or behavioural support, the SSG should develop a specific written plan to address each of those areas.
These documents ‘support’ your child’s Individual Learning and Support Plan. That is, the overall plan is a summary of your child’s needs, while the other plans provide greater detail about your child’s needs in a particular area, and the strategies and resources needed to address them.
Examples of health care plans include asthma, anaphylaxis or epilepsy care plans. These are often developed in consultation with a doctor or therapist and must be done with input and written permission from you. Make sure you complete any necessary forms and keep the school up to date with any changes to medication and care plans.
Find out more about support for your child’s personal or medical care needs, including programs such as SchoolCare for students with complex medical needs.
Learn more about school approaches to challenging student behaviour, and examples of adjustments to support positive behaviour.
If your child is Aboriginal, the school should also develop a plan that addresses their own and their family’s cultural needs, and how the school will work to ensure that their teaching practices and supports are culturally responsive. A Koorie Education Support Officer (KESO) from your local DET regional office can help.
For more information read Rock Solid, our resource for Aboriginal families.
There is no one-size-fits-all template for designing the perfect Individual Learning and Support Plan. The plan will depend on your child’s needs and must be flexible enough to allow for changes.
Your child’s school might have their own Individual Learning and Support Plan format or template that they like to use. This should only be used as a base for detailed discussion of your child’s individual needs and goals, and the range of strategies that you, the school and the others involved with your child will implement, to help achieve them. Use of a template should never result in a ‘tick-the-box’ or one size fits all approach to planning or support.
The SSG should also discuss how best to communicate the plan to all of your child’s teachers and other relevant staff, so that everyone involved with your child is consistent in their approach and strategies.
Your child’s Individual Learning and Support Plan should be updated by the Student Support Group as needed and following any assessments or reviews of your child’s progress. Progress towards the learning goals in your child’s plan should be monitored, and the goals modified as needed, or new goals set.
For more information, see Planning for Personalised Learning and Support: a National Resource.

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Just this last time I will talk about this encryption key, but then I’ll shut up (for me this is so 2011). I presented this thing last year at conferences, but if you just look at the slides I think it’s hard to get the point.
During my Android research in 2011 I encountered several bad practises that are wide spread. Especially hard-coded symmetric encryption keys in the source code of Android apps are often used. One special occurence of one of these encryption keys I just couldn’t forget: Why would Google (Ads) themself use such a thing? It’s not a big deal, but it just adds no real protection and I kept wondering.
October 2011: Talked about it at 0sec / #days and spoke to two friends at Google who are not in the Android/Ads team. One of them (thank you!) sent my mail to the responsible people at Google.
This is not a valid way to define a byte array in Java, because the integers must be between -127 and 128 (signed integers). That’s another funny fact: if you ever have to brute force a Java byte array like this, I would start with keys where every byte starts with a 0 bit (MSB=0). I saw a lot more of those keys. It seems that some Java developers don’t know about the instantiation with signed integers and therefore choose only numbers between 0 and 128.
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Allerton House is a 4 Star guest house located in the historic Royal Burgh of Jedburgh. This stately Georgian home is surrounded by charming country gardens and provides all the modern amenities of the twenty-first century while preserving the character of its nineteenth century era. We strive to meet all of your wishes and needs with special facilities catering to children, complimentary indoor swimming just steps down the road, accommodation meeting all disability requirements, wireless email and internet access throughout the hotel, and countless ways to pamper yourself for that special get-away.
Whether you are staying for business or pleasure, the graciously appointed rooms, full range of facilities and warm hospitality will be sure to make your stay a memorable one. Situated only five minutes' walk from Jedburgh's town centre as well as from a host of lovely Border country walks, Allerton House offers elegant accomodation at competitive prices. It's affordable luxury.
Your hosts, Val and Brian Leask, have provided award-winning hospitality with combined experience of 25 years. Their friendly personalities and attention to detail assure that Allerton House is always more than just a place to stay.
* The Capon - family room with a king size double bed with separate adjoining room for the children offering full size bunkbeds, their own TV/video with children's books and videos and travel cot and bottle warming facilities available.
Each room has en-suite facilities with hair dryer, a colour television with 8 channels, a DVD player and wireless broadband internet access.
* Family accommodation is available with separate adjoining room for the children offering full size bunkbeds, their own TV/video with children's books and videos.
* Bottle warming facility available.
* Special children's breakfast menu and highchair available.
* Children's games in garden play area.
* Complimentary use of indoor swimming facilities just 300 metres down the road while you are our guest at Allerton House. We are the only accommodation in Jedburgh to offer free swimming facilities!
* Accommodation that meets all disability requirements.
* Transportation to and from country walks or other local destinations is available upon request.
* If you're planning to be hiking for the day, packed lunches can be provided.
* Pamper Yourself! When you book ahead, we will do our best to fulfill special requests whether it's dietary requests or - for the romantic at heart - flowers, champagne, robes or luxury toiletries in your room for that special weekend away. Just ask! See Prices for details.
* Facial, massage and beauty treatments can be arranged upon request with a beautician coming to your room - a spa in the privacy of your accommodation. Services include: a range of facials using the Dermalogica state of the art skin care system; swedish and aromatherapy massage; manicure and pedicure; make-up application (including eyelash and eyebrow tinting); waxing; electrolysis; and ear piercing.
* A library of DVDs is available to borrow as well as books and magazines.
* Wireless broadband email and internet access in each room.
* There are conference facilities available for up to 20 delegates.
Our award-winning chef, Brian Leask, uses only Scottish produce to make your delicious breakfast. Free range eggs, sausages from a local champion butcher, Kelso mushrooms and locally made black pudding are just some of the choices you will have. We can cater to any special food requirements. We also offer a special children's menu.
The historic Royal Burgh of Jedburgh lies 10 mile north of the English border. Its red sandstone abbey on the banks of the Jed water was founded in 1138 by David I and was many times sacked and rebuilt. An award-winning Abbey Visitors Centre portrays its troubled past.
In 1566, Mary Queen of Scots stayed in Jedburgh in a house that now tells the story of her tragic life. A winner of the beautiful Scotland in Bloom prize, Jedburgh offers an attractive setting to explore the town trail, take a riverside walk or browse around the shops in its colourful market place.
Golf- with over 20 golf courses to choose from why not try the freedom of the fairways.
Walking - St Cuthberts Way, Deer Street, and the Eildons offer some of the most spectacular scenery. Contact the Tourist Information Office in Jedburgh to learn more about other wonderful area walks.
Cycling- with the introduction of the Border pathways, the Borders have some of the best cycling routes in Scotland.
Fishing- why not try the famous Junction Pool on the river Tweed where the best Scottish salmon can be caught.
The area also provides many other activities even if it is just visiting the Border towns to see the history or sample some of the fine Scottish cuisine and beverages.
Attractions - Monteviot House Gardens, Harestanes Countryside Visitor Centre, Jedburgh Abbey, Mellerstain House, Floors Castle, Paxton House, Jedforest Deer Park, FernieHirst Castle, Abbotsford House, Melrose Abbey. Visit the Tourist Information Office in Jedburgh to find out more!
Allerton House is located on Oxnam Road in Jedburgh, Scotland.
Jedburgh lies on the A68, 50 miles from Edinburgh and 58 miles from Newcastle.


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Whether lying on your back and looking up into the deep red neon haze of ‘Arrow of Time (Unfinished Life)’ or surrounded by the chilly beauty of ‘Mega Death’, the works of Tatsuo Miyajima are deeply immersive, drenching everyone in their proximity in light. Epic in scale and engaged with the grandest of ideas, his is a thematically unified and stylishly recursive body of work.
One of the major names in contemporary Japanese art, Miyajima’s work has been exhibited over 300 times, but the Museum of Contemporary Art’s summer blockbuster ‘Connect with Everything’ is his first major solo retrospective in Australia. Visitors will find all the key room-scale installations and LED-based sculptures from across his remarkable career.
They’re visually spectacular, but also steeped in deep melancholy. A recurring motif in Miyajima’s work are displays of scattered numbers counting down from 9 to 1, then cycling through the process again, creating a kind of infinite loop of life, death and rebirth.
Speaking through an interpreter, Miyajima says the countdown ties in with his Buddhist beliefs. “In Buddhist philosophy, we’re born, we live, we die, but then we come back, so there’s a cyclical nature to that journey”.
Growing up in postwar Japan, he was surrounded by childhood mortality (including his own serious illness) and the legacy of nuclear destruction, both of which informed his work. “I actually despaired for humanity at times” he says. “But it’s a Buddhist thing to fight that evil, that utter darkness within us”.
She reconnected with Miyajima’s practice for the MCA’s 2012 exhibition ‘Marking Time’, introducing him to Sydney audiences and paving the way for future collaborations. “That (exhibition) was all about how artists mark the passage of time so Tatsuo was obviously central to my thinking, and it was a good way of starting a conversation towards a major retrospective of his work, ” she says. This current exhibition is the culmination of more than three years work and feverish planning.
The ambitious and technologically based nature of the work made for huge logistical challenges, Kent says. “There’s been an enormous amount of construction (for the exhibition), we’ve pretty well had to rebuild parts of the gallery, knock down walls, drop ceilings.” Some 9 tonnes of coal were shipped in for ‘Counter Coal’, while installing ‘100 Time Lotus’necessitated bringing in some 6,500 gallons of water as well as live fish and lotuses.
The huge undertaking has produced a fascinating exhibition which feels both futuristic in its tangles of electric wires and microcomputers, and in thrall to the past, having a strong memorial aspect. It’s a collection that bridges technology and humanism, and you won’t be able to look away for a second.
‘Tatsuo Miyajima: Connect With Everything’ will be showing at the Museum of Contemporary Art from 3 November 2016- 5 March 2017. Book tickets here.


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Acupuncture may increase the success rates of fertility treatment, according to a study.
IVF involves fertilising the egg with sperm outside the woman’s body then putting the resulting embryo back into the womb.
Studies have bee showing benefits.
They found that, looking at all the research together, women who underwent acupuncture were 65% more likely to have a successful embryo transfer compared with those who underwent a “sham” version of the treatment, or no extra treatment at all.


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One whole year has passed since our inaugural Free Speech. A year of hearing intimate stories from fierce women across all walks of life. This event has been—for lack of better words—really f*cking rad.
At our very first Free Speech event on March 16th 2016, with the theme ‘The F-Word’, we heard 6 tales of feminism, first dates, forces of nature, fallopian tubes, and more. With so many more F-words to choose from, we couldn’t resist delving into this theme for round two.


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We’re always looking to give our customers services which actually benefit them. As such, in June, we teamed up with expert software developers NetSupport to start providing their incredible IT management/school security tool, NetSupport DNA, to our customers.
NetSupport DNA works in a couple of different ways - firstly, it gives all users the ability to see exactly how equipment on their network is being used, making it a fantastic and versatile asset management tool for admins. Beyond that, however, schools can benefit from an additional set of features, as NetSupport DNA includes an incredibly powerful safeguarding tool, creating convenient, effective and wide-ranging logs and reports of any potential causes for concern.
In June, we were also particularly proud to team up with the Internet Watch Foundation (IWF), an incredible group working to cut out child abuse imagery online, promoting the incredible work the IWF do to help improve the Internet.
One of the main aspects that makes #exabytes a uniquely excellent conference for teachers is the fact that the schedule is entirely based around what attendees want to see, ensuring that everyone is able to explore seminars, debates and demonstrations that actively interest and benefit them.
We organise this by giving every visitor a chance to vote on the dozens of fantastic seminar proposals we receive for #exabytes, with this year’s voting taking place in June (just a little after the general election itself).


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A few weeks ago, my friend Jillian told me that George Noory was coming to town. At first I was going to skip it, but then I thought it would be pretty fun if I went with Jillian. It was at the Sandia Resort and Casino and we could have some drinks and hang out because she lives up in Los Alamos so I don't see her very often. I also told my friend Sallee about it and she thought it would be fun too.
The event had been billed as a "Meet and Greet." So I thought it was just people waiting in line to meet George, get books signed and have their photo taken with him. It wasn't just that though. George gave a long presentation and took questions, which we mostly gabbed through. Well, nothing against George, but I have heard his story about dental school and how he became a radio host and most of his other stories before. There was free food though and also a bar! Luckily the bar wasn't free or I might not have made it home. Still, I guess we were gabbing, laughing and having too much fun because the lady at the table in front of us actually shushed me. I haven't had anyone shush me since I was a child. Whoops!
At one point George told a story about some man shoving a steak down his wife's throat and killing her. We had no idea what that had to do with anything (because we weren't paying close attention), that is why it was hilarious because we didn't know what the point was and it seemed kind of random and really weird. It was hard to hold back the giggles and much to the dismay of the lady at the table in front of us, we couldn't.
So after the presentation was over everyone waited in line to meet George. He was very nice. I told him that we write for the same magazine and he said "Oh, you know Bill and Nancy Birnes!" Then he asked my name and I told him and he said something like "You are her!" That was a little scary because I hadn't expected him to know me at all. I do remember writing some not so nice things about George and c2c, right here at BoA. I actually felt a little bad about it and hoped he only knew me from UFO Magazine because I feel kind of differently about the show now. It is just entertainment and I used to take it too seriously.
Then Tom Danheiser took photos of us with George and George said "I have a harem!" So I told him that I was going to publish those photos on facebook and call the album "George's Harem." He laughed. I did keep my promise.
I had seen Robin Falkov earlier and asked George if Richard Hoagland was there. He said Hoagland was in the bar. So we headed off on our quest to find Hoagie. We spend like 30 minutes searching (it is a large casino) every bar and restaurant. Sometimes I would call "Hogie! Hoagie! Where are you?" That got me some strange looks. We finally got to the last bar on the 9th floor, still no Hoagie, but an awesome view of the Sandia mountains so we sat down and had more drinks and chicken nachos. Apparently George didn't know that Hoagie was not feeling well and had gone home early. That was the disappointment of the night, but other than that we had a great time! If KKOB has another George event next year, George's Harem is likely to be there again!


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COURSE DESCRIPTION: Public speaking is often a dreaded feat among people today, but Language Expression focuses on developing students’ confidence and speaking abilities. The class targets their presentational skills, organization, note-taking, incorporation of visual aids, and much more to help them be more prepared when speaking with/in front of others, whether that be at the workplace, college, an event, or simply a personal conversation with friends.
formal project. Students will be warned which projects do not apply for passes. If the passes are not used, they can be turned in at the end of the semester for 5 points extra credit per coupon.
* Work turned in one day late without a pass will be docked 10% of the grade earned. After the second day, missing work will receive 0%.
TARDINESS: All students receive 25 points at the beginning of each quarter for a punctuality grade; therefore, all students have a 100% for this “assignment.” The first tardy receives a warning. Every subsequent tardy is docked 5 points from their punctuality grade. A parent will be contacted on the third tardy. After the fifth tardy, the student will receive 0% for his/her punctuality grade as well as an office referral for an after school detention for each following tardy.
SCHOOL APPROPRIATE: For many speeches throughout the semester, students have the privilege to choose their own topics to design, prepare, and research to share with the class. Even though students are encouraged to be creative, they must keep their work and presentations completely school appropriate. If a student’s work is deemed inappropriate by the teacher, that assignment will receive 0% and a parent/guardian will be contacted. If a student’s presentation is deemed inappropriate by the teacher, the speech will be terminated without completion, the speech will receive 0%, and a parent/guardian will be contacted. Further discipline may be used depending on the severity on the incident.


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Maghar is beyond religions. Kabir, the 15th century enlightened master and mystic poet from Kashi, is buried here.
Maghar is beyond religions. Magahar is 78 km from Kausambhi, and not far from Gorakhpur in the state of Uttar Pradesh in India. Kabir, the 15th Century mystic poet from Kashi, is buried here.
He was loved equally by Muslims and Hindus, and on his death both a mazaar (tomb) and samadhi were built by the Muslims and Hindus respectively. His mazaar and samadhi stand side by side. An annual festival is held here on Makar Sankranti 14th January.
Kabir chose Maghar above Kashi because as an enlightened soul he wanted to dispel the myth that anyone breathing his last in Magahar is born a donkey in his next life.
The enlightened master, Kabir left his body in Maghar in Januanry, 1518, Magh Shukl Ekadashi according to the Hindu calendar in Vikram Samvat 1575.
Sab andhiyara mit gaya‚ jab deepak dekhya mahi."
Meaning: When my ego was there, God realisation was missing. Now on realising God, my ego is lost. There is no darkness now that I see light.
When my ego was there, God realisation was missing. Now on realising God, my ego is lost. There is no darkness now that I see light.
Maghar is a town and a nagar panchayat in Sant Kabir Nagar district in the plains of Uttar Pradesh, India.
Maghar is located at 26°46′N 83°08′E / 26.76°N 83.13°E / 26.76; 83.13.
By Train: Maghar railway station is between Basti and Gorakhpur on the Lucknow-Gorakhpur B.G. Railway line.
By Road: A drive from Lucknow the state capital of Uttar Pradesh, to Maghar takes about 6 hours. …Starting from Lucknow, taking NH28 via Barabanki, Faizabad and Basti.
By Air: Lucknow's Amausi airport is connected by domestic and a few international flights.
Very nice I am very thankful to you, to provide these photos & information about satguru kabir.


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The Bonsai libraries known as libbonsai (C++) and bonsai_ai (Python) wrap the Bonsai API to simplify the process of building simulators in C++ and Python programming languages. The C++ library is current in beta and not 100% on feature parity with the Python library. This library is compatible with Windows 7/10, macOS, and Linux.
config Object returned by previously created Bonsai::Config.
Prints out a representation of Brain that is useful for debugging.
ostream A std C++ stream operator.
brain A bonsai::Brain object to print out.
Will print out a representation of Config that is useful for debugging.
config A bonsai::Config object to print.
brain The simulators Brain object.
// your simulator init code goes here.
// your simulation episode reset/init code.
// your simulation stepping code.
This callback passes in a set of initial parameters and expects an initial state in return for the simulator.
// reward is only needed during training.
reward Output calculated reward value.
This callback steps the simulation forward by a single step. It passes in the action to be taken, and expects the resulting state, reward for the current curriculum, and a terminal flag used to signal the end of an episode. Note that an episode may be reset prematurely by the backend during training.
prefix A std::string used as a subdomain for the given keys. Entries will appear as <prefix>.<key> for each key in keys. Defaults to empty string.
Adds the given key (prepended by prefix, if provided) and value to the current log entry. If the specified key is not enabled or recording is not enabled, this method has no effect.
Note: The template specializations in the following snippet are included for completeness. If the value parameter is of one of the supported types, the correct specialization will be deduced by the compiler.
key A std::string used as an index into the current log entry.
prefix String prefix for key. Keys should be enabled and added with the same prefix.
Prints out a representation of Simulator that is useful for debugging.
simulator A bonsai::Simulator to print out.
Runtime logging is accomplished using the BONSAI_LOG macro; BONSAI_LOG may be invoked freely on log domains of your choosing, but the accompanying messages will only be printed if a given domain has been enabled either through command line flags (see bonsai::Config) or through bonsai::logging::set_enabled.
Consumers of bonsai::logging may enable a custom handler for BONSAI_LOG via logging::set_handler. By default, logs print to stderr.
Additionally, use logging::set_use_colors to enable/disable ASCII colors in log output.
BONSAI_LOG is a preprocessor macro defined in logging.hpp. It encapsulates various calls into the logging singleton and performs the necessary domain checks and I/O procedures without the overhead of an additional function call.
The log domain should not include quotes. It will be quoted into a string literal at preprocessor time.
Similarly, the message will be interpolated into an expression of the form std::cerr << X << std::endl;. As such, message can be any expression which produces syntactically correct C++ when substituted for X in an expression of that form.
Global switch to enable/disable logging.
Individual switches to enable/disable specific domains.
Switch to enable/disable verbose logging.
Switch to enable/disable ASCII colors in log output. Enabled by default.
Set a custom handler for BONSAI_LOG. Instead of streaming directly to std::cerr, each log line will be passed to this custom handler in the form of a std::stringstream.
Event is an abstract base class for encapsulating Simulator state. Event types correspond to different procedures in client code as shown in the table below.
Episode_Start Reset the simulator and set initial state.
Simulate Advance the simulation with the next prediction and record resulting state.
Finished Simulation complete. BRAIN does not expect further state data.
Unknown No event corresponding to last message exchange.
Returns the Type of the Event. Implemented for each specialization of Event.
Signals a boundary between training episodes. Requires resetting the simulation environment and returning its initial state to the BRAIN.
Settings used when resetting the simulation environment.
Directly manipulate to reflect the state resulting from sim environment reset.
See InklingMessage header for details.
Signals that the BRAIN is ready to receive the simulator state resulting from the next prediction in the queue.
The prediction (action) intended for the next simulation step.
Directly manipulate to reflect the state resulting from applying prediction to the simulation environment.
Directly manipulate to reflect the reward corresponding to state.
Directly manipulate to reflect whether the current state is terminal.
Signals that the BRAIN is done training. No more simulation steps are expected.
Signals that no action is required.

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We Help You Design Your Restaurant Take-Out Mini Menu Brochures.
Promote Your Business. Give your customers your menu to Keep Your Name in Front of them. Just slip one in each to-go bag. You could also provide them at your checkout for passersby and regular customers.
Allow 3 to 4 weeks after final Proofing of Brochure Layout.
Printing Color Match may be + or -15%.