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I never really got into podcasts. I don't have any Apple products so I don't even have an account with iTunes. And I always thought following podcasts through blogs seemed cumbersome. Plus, I have a horrible time listening to audio books. I have a tendency to wander out of the room for something quick and come back later to realize that my book was reading itself to no one. So, I kind of just wrote them off as nice but not for me.
I listened to Serial online and really enjoyed it, and then, a few months later one of my friends was telling me about the podcast, Stuff You Missed in History Class. It sounded geeky, and interesting at the same time and I decided to check it out. Not knowing where to begin, I searched "podcasts" in the Android App Store and found "Podcast Addict". I downloaded it, and so began my podcast adventures. I know there's other apps out there, but I've loved this one and have had no problems with it, so I can't really recommend anything else.
Basically, I just added a few podcasts that sounded interesting and got to listening. And now I listen all the time. I download episodes and listen in my car. I listen while I sew, I listen while I scrub floors, I listen while I get ready for work. And since it's all coming from my phone, I can just carry it with me throughout the house while I do chores.
Note: All these links are to the individual websites, but if you really want to get into podcast listening, I highly recommend using a player like, Podcast Addict. It's free to install, keeps all your podcasts in one place, checks off episodes you've already listened to, always you to download episodes, favorite episodes, and is easy to update with new episodes.
And, if you have any recommendations for podcasts I should be listening to, please feel free to leave me a comment below!
Guess Who's Going Back to School!


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Main 70% Cotton, 20% Viscose, 10% Polyester. Lining 100% Polyester.
Regular centre back neck to hem 27' / 69cm. 100% TBC.

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Canton Oaks is committed to ensuring you receive all of your healthcare benefits and we explore every financial option.
Canton Oaks accepts 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. To schedule a tour please contact our admission team at 903-567-0444 or contact us via email.
Canton Oaks is a 120-bed skilled nursing facility located at 1901 S. Trade Days Boulevard in Canton, Texas. We recognize that there is more to life than medicine and therapy. That is why we strive to provide our residents with a warm, supportive environment as well as a variety of choices for social and recreational activities.
Community involvement is critical to our residents' identity and quality of life. At Canton Oaks, we have weekly outings and participate in community events like 1st Mondays, Memorial events and others. Additionally, we support the local Chamber of Commerce and the Senior Center here in Canton, Texas. Lastly, we encourage participation from volunteer groups in the local and surrounding communities to help foster an environment of inclusion. If you would like to become a volunteer and be a part of the Canton Oaks team, feel free to contact us at 903-567-0444.
*If you or your family member wishes to use your own physician, he/she will need to be credentialed through the facility. Please feel free to contact us for further information about this process.

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A war-hardened Crusader and a Moorish commander mount an audacious revolt against the corrupt English crown in this thrilling action-adventure.
Packed with gritty battlefield exploits, mind-blowing fight choreography and a timeless romance, this is the never-before-seen story of how Robin Hood became the icon and legend as we know him today.
The 'Robin Hood' competition has now closed. Winners will be announced shortly.
Competition opens at 5pm AEDT on Tuesday 13th November 2018 and closes at 11:59pm AEDT on Monday 19th November 2018. Five winners will be chosen at random on Tuesday 20th November 2018. To successfully win, entrants must fulfil the above entry conditions before the time the competition closes. Current members/followers are eligible to enter the competition. Only one entry per person. Only one winner per household. To be a valid winner, the entrant must not have won a prize from SWITCH within the last 28 days. Each winner will receive one double pass to 'Robin Hood'. By entering, you agree to receive occasional emails from SWITCH in the future. If you decide to unsubscribe from these updates, any further entries will not be applicable. Only Australian residents are eligible to enter.
'Robin Hood' is in cinemas from Thursday the 22nd November 2018 through StudioCanal.

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2. Minutes of the meeting held on 20th September, 2017.
4. Corporate Risk Register Quarter 2 Update (To include a presentation).
5. Earlier Closedown of Accounts.
6. Update on Staff Vacancies within the Internal Audit Shared Service.
7. Internal Audit – Outturn Report – April to October 2017.
8. Counter Fraud Framework – Fraud Risk Assessment.
9. Update on External Assessment – Internal Audit Shared Service.
10. Audit Committee – Forward Work Programme.
Councillors: G.D.D. Carroll, Mrs. P. Drake, V.P. Driscoll, S.J. Griffiths and Dr. I.J. Johnson and Mr. P. Lewis (Lay Member).

industry_corpus2: Finance & Economics


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Although we hate being stuck behind one of them on a street or highway, garbage trucks play a necessary role in our everyday life. However, waste disposal trucks can be dangerous, and when they are involved in a serious accident, they may lead to severe injuries. The Miami truck accidents at the Law Offices of Robert Dixon represent victims of these collisions in pursuing the appropriate damages from a careless driver or the driver’s employer. We assist clients across South Florida, including in Miami-Dade, Broward, and Palm Beach Counties.
Accidents caused by defective vehicle parts.
Collisions involving a garbage truck may cause significant injuries, especially if a pedestrian or child is involved. Making sure that the responsible parties are held liable is important not only in maximizing a victim’s compensation but also in preventing similar events in the future.
When a victim is hurt as a result of a garbage truck driver’s negligence, he or she can pursue action through a personal injury claim. Negligence is established when a victim, or plaintiff, shows a driver has breached his or her duty to act as a reasonable or prudent person would act under similar circumstances. For instance, a driver who fails to check blind spots on a truck before backing up, and who strikes a pedestrian or another vehicle as a result, may be found to have acted unreasonably. Furthermore, a plaintiff must show that the driver’s actions were a proximate cause of the injuries suffered and that damages resulted.
Waste disposal companies that employ a negligent driver may also be held vicariously liable for a victim’s injuries if that driver was acting within the scope of employment at the time of the crash. For instance, a driver picking up garbage or otherwise engaged in an activity on behalf of his or her company is acting within the scope of employment. Once liability is established, a plaintiff may be able to recover compensation for property damage, past and future medical costs, lost income, loss of earning capacity, pain and suffering, emotional distress, and more.
If you or a loved one has been struck by a garbage truck, the Miami truck accident attorneys at the Law Offices of Robert Dixon can help you investigate your legal options. We are dedicated to making sure that negligent drivers, companies, and any other careless parties are held responsible for their dangerous actions. Our firm also represents victims in Fort Lauderdale, West Palm Beach, and other South Florida cities. Call (877) 499-4878 or contact us online to schedule a free, no-obligation consultation with a motor vehicle collision attorney.

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Essays gathered from the Washington Post column of the same name, Marie Arana has compiled a list of our most distinguished and beloved authors, who give us a glimpse into their personal life and more importantly into their life as a writer. Included among the 55 authors are Joyce Carol Oates, Ray Bradbury, Patricia Cornwell and Jimmy Carter, just to name a few.
If you are a writer or know a writer, then this will become a very cherished book. Not only do you get insight from famous authors, but politicians, journalists, poets and playwrights. These men and women not only have changed the literary world when they've put pen to paper, but they have opened doors and paved the way for future writers. They've written stories, articles and plays that are a part of history. Their opinions and creative minds were and still are an influence on not only their generation, but future generations.

industry_corpus2: Literature & Emotions


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Nice 2 story custom home built in 2000. 4 bedroom and 3.5 baths. Dining room open to kitchen. Plenty of counter space and corner SS kitchen sink. Family room with gas fireplace. Master suite with full bath and private deck. First floor laundry with laundry sink. Beautiful wood stair case and hardwood flooring. Attached 2 car garage. Large covered porch. Large yard and 2.45 acres. Taxes TBD.
Listing provided courtesy of Scott T Bare of Land Sales & Services Llc.

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It’s uncertain, to know Deruta’s actual origins, or the etymology of its name. Various hyposthieses derived from inspiration of antiquity and multiple denominations of the area, were distinguished by different names-during different eras; Ruto, Ruta, Direpta, Druida. In the end, the name Deruta had been stabilized. We can say that its name was conceived as a variant of the onomastic “Diruta” meaning “destroyed”.
Earlier than the medieval period, no specific knowledge of Deruta’s past is available. A great part of archeological discoveries came about towards the end of the 19th century, proving the existence of Neolithic or agricultural settlements in its immediate neighborhood.
There are abundant testimonies of residents during the Roman Epoch. Confirmed were fragments of inscriptions, amphora’s, sculptures and top sections of columns conserved in the foyer in the city’s municipal.
Very scarce, on the contrary, were settlements of Etruscan peoples. Some patriotic memories can be referred to around 990 when Emperor Ottone II had to compensate a few German Barons, in granting them land and entitling them “Nobiles de Deruta”. In 1264, Pope Urbano IV died, as he travelled from Todi. In 1312, the leader of the ten of Perugia feared that the Imperial militia of Arrigo VII could possibly damage areas subjected to the city– arranging a reinforcement defense.
In the year 1370, the church’s army, aspired to reestablish a leadership in the rebellious towns of Perugia; Todi, Spoleto, Città di Castello, Gubbio, Viterbo, Ascoli Piceno and other towns conquered countryside lining the city—which devastated Deruta and Pontenuovo. In the end of 1300, Deruta was often a theatre for military conflictions between Perugine refugees and the army of the dominating city. Biordo Michelotti, captain of the Perugian army, based his troops there around 1395-97. They victoriously confronted the refugees and Giantedesco nicknamed Broglia from Brandolino led the way. Then in 1400, Deruta and Perugia survived with the likes of Giangaleazzo Visconti. And in 1451, arrangements were made for the restoration of the city’s walls; with the opportunity for rebuilding the wall.
The walls were reduced in correspondence to the North-East, toward the hill of battle. In a place called “le Cerquelle” they were still visible towards the end of the 1700’s, so were traces of the antique fortification. Between 1456 and 1477-78, a great plague ravished Perugia and its surrounding villages. Deruta suffered too, and they kept track of their diminishing population.
Starting in the mid 1500’s Deruta also, like Perugia enjoyed a lasting period of peace, during the time of reorganization of their social and political life. The production of majolica joins in during this period, with a maximum development and the most ample diffusion. Towards the first part of 1600’s, the city assumed a stable economic and social stability, but also acquired a role of fame in confronts to other centers nearby. In the 18th century Deruta worried still about improvements and renovation.
It’s in these years that the archival reconstruction of the communnity (1744) began. A census was well stabilized with inhabitants (1784), the restoration of the internal streets and the project revival of the antique hospital S. Giacomo (1751).
Deruta hangs over a hill at the feet of high ground covered on a sharp Mediterranean patch, in which a natural division is constructed along a vast marsh of the Tevere river. The morphologic characteristics of the territory vary from zone to zone. One of which is Fosso della Rena, Molinella, and Piscinello which have produced cliffs. Soils here are composed of fluvio-lacustrine especially to the left of the river, and deposits of silt-clay — a medium to high plasticity, which provides for good raw materials in the production of ceramics. The land’s fertile soil supports the cultivation of grains, sunflowers, vegetables and fruits.
Deruta identifies itself with the manufacturing of artistic majolica. The most ancient eivdence regarding this expression of art dates back to 12 August 1290, and testifies a payment “in kind” against “unam saumam vasorum”.
That was the archaic period during which objects of common usage were manufactured: beakers, basins, bowls, “panate”, meagrely decorated, mainly with geometric and animal patterns.
The prevailing colours are green “ramina” and manganese brown . during the subsequent centuries majolicas from Deruta reached the highest splendour and expanded in the Sixteenth Century in the main marketplaces, not only the Italian ones. Artists such as Giacomo Mancini (“El Frate” that is “The Friar”) and Francesco Urbini realized works of of prominence.
Display plates, amatory chalices, straw-botiomed chalices, nobiliary armorial bearings show a range of patterns with female characters, mythological scenes, battles and Holy images. There are other several, different and original patterns, popular in that period: floral, zoomorphous. Grotesque, floral curls, peacock’s-feather’s eye, crown-of-thorns, wolf-tooth and petal-back like imbrications.
In the meantime the range of colours became richer, and added the orange, the blue and the yellow.
The technique of metallic lustre, characterized by splendid golden reflections, began to appear in the most valued works.
The first “lustre” piece, ascribed to Deruta, dates back to 1501 and it is a bas-relief representing the martyr of Saint Sebastiano, it is preserved in the Victoria and Albert Museum of London. Floors, such as the floor of the Church of St. Francesco in Deruta, of St. Maria Maggiore in Spello or of the Sacristy of St. Pietro in Perugia, are further evidences of the best Deruta majolica production. In the course of times, the style and the decorative patterns have turned into the “epitomized” style, consisting of quick strokes, and the “calligrafico” (minutely-finished) style, of Moorish inspiration, consisting of twisting of flowers, leaves, arabesques, birds and other animals.
In the XVIII century there was a period of crisis during which – nevertheless – a reaction was represented by Gregorio Caselli, who established a factory of fine majolica, in imitation of porcelain, in Deruta.
In the present days the high level of artistic production is to be found by visiting the “living museum” stretching across the streets of Deruta, made of workshops, laboratories, factories, show rooms, where you can attend freely to the various steps of the production process. That is a reality to be found in the territory, as well, such as Ripabianca, known for the manufacturing of vases, oil jars, pitchers and terra cotta jugs.
An other form of traditional activity was handed down to Saint Niccolò from Celle through the working of wickers and of “scarza”, a material for chairs, baskets and other objects for interior decorations.
of Deruta finds its origin in the rural tradition , therefore in the use of the seasonal local resources, with a particular characterization during the solemn or traditional festivities: Christmas, Easter and Carnival. The most favorable occasions in order to taste typical plates, are the several home festivals which take place from June to September.
Some original courses are the “tagliatelle” (kind of noodles made of egg-based dough) with goose’s bowels, the ham pie on the baking pan, grilled vegetables or pork sausages, beans and pigskins, roasted chicken, pork, lamb, as well as Chicken and Rabbit “all’Arrabiata” (with particularly spicy sauces, with red pepper), chickpea soups, “gnocchi” (a kind of little balls made of flour and potatoes) with goose sauce, the “bruscatella” (roasted bread seasoned with Olive Oil and garlic) and the “panzanella” (wet bread seasoned with fresh tomatoes, sweet basil and Olive Oil). The cheese pie is typical of Easter whilst the “torciglione” is a typical course of Christmas.
We also recommend the “torcolo” made of sweet paste, candies and raising, to be tasted with a glass or more of “vinsanto” (fine dessert wine), and also the “ciaramicola” and the traditional Carnival pancakes such as the “strufoli” and the “frappe”.

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I have always enjoyed building, breaking and rebuilding. For the first twelve years of my life I don’t remember playing with video games or for that matter any outdoor games. I was a Lego addict, every free moment was spent building with the colorful blocks.
That attraction to build, rebuild continues till today, however, now I am a do-it-yourself enthusiast. No plumber, carpenter, gardener is to be called for any repairs or construction until I have tried to achieve the desired result. I can proudly say that so far, my DIY tools have never let me down. For me repairing, rebuilding, restructuring and renovating are rejuvenating. Its my stress buster and I am happiest in the company of my plier, hammer, drill, screwdriver with the many bits strewn around.
The sense of satisfaction that engulfs you after you have repaired and put back to use something valuable or built something to improve your home or increased the comfort or convenience of a loved one is gratifying. The latest booster to my home was putting up bookshelves in the children’s room. Complete from designing it to mounting it on the wall, it was a DIY project. I am unabashedly proud of this work as it was a time bound challenge accepted from my 4-year-old. Shelves on which her Lego creations would sit.
From my entire collection of DIY tools, I am rather partial towards the American Builder 53-pc tool set. This set with all its diverse parts invariably carries the correct piece needed to resolve mechanical and electrical issues. Made from premium professional quality material the American Builder 53-pc tool set includes hex keys, clamps, tape, screwdrivers, adjustable wrench, long plier, utility knife, bits socket adapter and precision screwdrivers. All this compactly placed and packed in a foldable box. Its convenient to find the tool and place it right back in the relevant socket. However complex and complicated may be the repairs and construction the collection of tools remains a breeze. Every piece placed back in the right socket after the work has been accomplished makes me truly proud.
The cost of the tools is well justified, every piece helps create your special piece. The quality and content warrants end number of usages and uses. Frankly for me DIY isn’t a hobby, it’s a way of life.
We at Style Asia carry a range of DIY tools from our brand American Builder. Each of the American Builder combinations strongly subscribe to the belief of there being “a job for every tool and a tool for every job” The professional grade quality of the tools makes carpentry and woodwork a piece of art. We are the manufacturer/wholesaler/distributor of the collection of tool sets from American Builder. Please feel free to connect with us or contact us at your convenience, we shall be highly honored if we can partner with you as you too adopt the DIY culture and make it your way of life.


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With almost no identity and less sales of white waters, we decided to come up with a new and interesting concept for White waters, which is now called Cafe MRP, located in Connaught Place.
From tagline to branding, every part of the marketing was ideated by us. The whole concept revolves around selling drinks at MRP, without burning a hole in your pocket.
The quirky and bright creatives, is what makes Cafe MRP poles apart from other brands. Since inception, Cafe MRP has been doing tremendously high sales in Connaught Place, with a unique concept and engaging marketing tactics.
Good to see such a colorful website with nice font styles. Good Luck Designers.

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text: Emma Cotton graduated from Eckerd College in 2016, where she was the editor-in-chief of the student newspaper, The Current. After school, she moved to Vermont, where she wrote about artists, chefs, vineyards, rock climbers, bagpipe players and ice swimmers as the assistant editor for Vermont Sports and Vermont Ski + Ride magazines. She returns to St. Pete ready to embrace the sunshine.

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Share the post "The Long Arm of SARS"
Special mention was made of the Special Voluntary Disclosure Programme (SVDP) or amnesty v3 in the 2017 budget speech. Pravin Gordhan mentioned that to date SARS has received applications totaling R3,8bn in assets which will yield revenues of about R600m.
He also waxed lyrical about the automatic exchange of information between tax authorities around the world. Pravin announced that SARS would be implementing and applying this policy with effect from September 2017. It is clearly evident from his remarks that SARS have been given a mandate to work actively with the international tax community to gather as much information as they can on South African taxpayer’s activities abroad.
Use this SVDP opportunity to regularize your affairs or face the full force of the long arm of SARS. The SVDP amnesty period closes on 31 August 2017.
Taxpayers who operate and/or invest offshore must obtain proper advice and ensure that they structure their affairs correctly. This will be an increased focus of attention going forward.
It is also important to remember that there is an Excon and Tax element to the SVDP. This version of the amnesty is not simple and there are various permutations that are open to prospective applicants. It is worthwhile to take professional advice to ensure that the optimal result is achieved.


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This scabiosa flower (also called pincushion flower) has beautiful white petals (sometimes with just a hint of ivory) and a pale green button center. It’s a fun bloom that matches any color scheme and scabiosa makes a great complimentary flower for a bridal bouquet or group several stems together in a simple bud vase for a just picked from the garden look.
Scabiosa bloom size can vary but typically range from 1.5” to 2” across. Each stem has at least one main bloom and typically several off shoots of smaller blooms that do not fully mature. If you’re ordering these for an event, we recommend getting white scabiosa delivered 2 days before your event date so the blooms have time to fully hydrate. Please note that on arrival, it’s perfectly normal for scabiosa blooms to look a little limp and tired. They just need some time in water to perk up and the stems do have a natural downward curve. With proper care and handling, the average vase life is approximately 3-5 days.

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Forced Perspective is honored to be awarded “Best Feature Film” at Reel Indie Film Fest!
Proud to announce ACTING OUT! 3-Day Arts Fest for Mental Health Awareness, to benefit NAMI greater Cleveland. I will be speaking on the panel and doing a QA with Derek Hess after our screening of Forced Perspective.
Proud to announce Forced Perspective will be screening at Kingston Film Festival in New York, August 13th at 5:30 pm EST. Tickets and info available here.


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A few years ago, in a show of solidarity with my daughter, I reread the classic Little House on the Prairie books and Anne of Green Gables. One phenomenon I noticed this time around (probably because I’m in the habit of thinking about church leadership) was that the books’ churchgoing characters didn’t have to choose between churches of various sizes and stripes. They simply attended the church in town and enjoyed (or put up with) the teachings of Reverend So-and-So every Sunday.
My, how things have changed. Along with the constant and dizzying array of other choices we face every day, we have the luxury of choosing the church we like best. I know some small towns and villages in our country still have only one church. But in most of those cases, people live within driving distance of other communities and might choose to drive to one of them to attend another church. The situation is very different where I live–in some areas I can find a church on every block. And on a recent trip to the area around Fort Worth, Texas, I thought I saw at least two churches on every block.
Recently someone asked me for advice in finding a church, and I had a hard time helping. After all, there are so many options, and most of the differences are subtly detected–yet sometimes important. My input became so complex, I had to stop and just list some ideas.
Sometimes I wonder how people make sense of the selection and choose a church to attend. I have my own preferences and when moving to a new area, my husband and I usually have started with the comforts of our “home” denomination. But many churches downplay their denominational affiliation, if they have one. It actually can be hard to discover. And for people without the constraints of denominational preference–and especially those for whom church attendance is not a long-ingrained habit–how do they make a selection? I’m not sure how I would (apart from visiting every church in town and receiving some clear guidance from the Holy Spirit every week).
Some churches don’t seem all that concerned about this question, while for others it seems of primary concern. Some churches have learned to differentiate and market themselves smoothly; others try but stumble awkwardly. In both smooth and awkward attempts, churches often subtly put down other churches, implying that they’re the only ones who’ve finally gotten it right. (We’re the friendly church. We’re the fun ones. We’ll welcome you. You won’t feel judged here. We’re casual and nonthreatening. We serve the community.) I know what this communicates to me; I wonder what it says to people on the outside looking in.
In my view, many of these efforts to be attractive are actually quite unattractive.
So in their efforts to attract people, should churches differentiate themselves from one another? Can they highlight their attractive features somehow without implying that other churches are less attractive? Should they call attention to themselves at all? And if they should be promoting their individuality, what sorts of differentiation do you believe make sense to people who are looking for a church?
Maybe, as in so many areas of life, it all comes down to who you know. Perhaps the best way to help people find the church they’re longing for is to go outside and be the kind of person they want to be with.
I am not a fan of the programmatic/attractional model that many, if not most churches have adopted these days. It allows people to be consumers of religious goods and services, I think. Yes, churches are communities, and places where people belong, and are discipled. But, we should not choose a church, nor go to church for what’s in it for us. Worship is about giving God praise and glory, not us “getting our batteries charged”. Church (literally in Greek “the ones called out”) is primarily about mission and discipleship (an important balance). I wonder how choosing a church would change if most Christians prayed and asked God to reveal the church and mission to which God is calling them.
Good question! And consider how churches themselves would change…I think the difference would be dramatic.
In church, I’m not looking to be entertained. I am looking to delve into the Bible, get busy living what we learn, delve into the Bible some more, worship, be with fellow believers. While very, very well-intentioned, my husband and I felt churches/bible studies/children’s ministries offered milk instead of solid food. SO! We began “home church.” Every Sunday, we watch a sermon online with our children, then everyone shares. And it has been miraculous for our faithwalks. It’s the anchor of our week, we never skip, we reference our new learnings throughout the week. We’ve been doing this for over a year.
Why I’m really telling this rambiling tale is this: you’re smart! You love the church. May I simply ask – what do you think about what we’re doing? Also, is it not fitting with God’s idea of church?
Interesting question! Here’s my take on it (and other Christians might disagree). The church is not a building, a club, or a cultural institution. The church is an organic body, the living, breathing, and ever-changing presence of Christ in this world, empowered by the Holy Spirit to somehow reflect Jesus’ character through flawed and kooky people. The church as we tend to think of it in our society is just that–an expression of the church in our society. So I don’t think it’s a requirement that Christians attend church as we traditionally think of it. However, disengaging from the body of Christ is not an option for followers of Christ. Whether we like it or not, we are part of that body, connected to the rest of it, and our actions (or inaction) have an impact on the overall organism. So anyone who is opting out of our traditional cultural expression of the church should be engaged with the body, and using spiritual gifts to build the body of Christ, in some other way. Otherwise, they are failing to live up to what the New Testament clearly and repeatedly requires of us. I can’t speak specifically to your situation because I don’t know how you are engaged with building the body of Christ in other ways. I hope that helps!
More than you know – thank you!

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Calcutta : Printed for the author at the Baptist Mission Press, 1829.
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life and not for just a way.
his life a moment's pleasure, never to delay.
Seeing the things in diff'rent lights his life was redeemed.
things you need in life but remember the giving.
Prophesy that some will die but only those who doubt.
Just remember when you're gone there's someone after you, you.


text: We report the results of the large-scale study of risk attitude demonstrating substantial heterogeneity both between and within decision makers across three risky choice contexts: financial, mortality and climate change. We use a p-additive model of risk to classify decision makers according to their risk attitude in each context and frame (i.e., gains or losses). Our results indicate that while some decision makers exhibit stable risk preferences across contexts and decision frames, many others have risk preferences which vary depending on the choice environment. We find almost no evidence of the reflection effect for individual DMs or in choice data aggregated across DMs. We discuss the implications for economic and psychological research and modeling of risk attitudes, emphasizing that any one-size-fits-all approach to risk attitude such as assuming risk neutrality or risk aversion is unlikely to accurately describe the choice behavior of decision makers.


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Insurance is personal, and helping people find the best coverage is the core of our business.
DCI was founded by third generation insurance entrepreneurs Dave and Dan Constantine. Their father started an insurance agency with their grandfather, which means they have been around the business their entire lives.
Growing up, Dave and Dan had an inside view of the industry. By observing their father, they learned how to build a customer-oriented business, positioned for growth and founded on strong, lasting relationships with each and every client.
After Dave graduated from college, he knew that his future was in insurance. He had two choices: be a part of his father’s business or go out on his own.
Dave’s brother, Dan, soon followed the family footsteps and joined DCI after graduating college.
By starting their own agency, Dave and Dan have learned the needs of business owners first-hand. Their insights have been infused into every aspect of DCI’s approach to being an insurance partner.
DCI’s past is important, but we look forward to what we can do for you and your business today. The success we deliver now builds the groundwork for our ongoing partnership with you in the years to come.
Learn more about our leadership and how our process can benefit you.


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Nestled within more than 2,170 acres of pristine Caribbean jungle, Amanera overlooks the ocean from Playa Grande, whose golden sands make it one of the region’s most beautiful beaches.Dovetailing with the pristine natural beauty of the Dominican Republic and with uninterrupted views of the mile-long sands of Playa Grande beach, Amanera’s casitas and villas offer a seamless indoor-outdoor living experience. Overhanging eaves shade expansive terraces with outdoor dining and lounging areas, while inside, the floor-to-ceiling glass doors lead to rooms specially positioned to maximise views. All Casitas feature lofty ceilings and warm wooden finishes, while a selection offer private swimming pools.
The Restaurant, specializing in fresh, organic dishes, features a terrace overlooking the uninterrupted mile-long golden strand of Playa Grande beach.Boasting the highest number of ocean-side holes in the Western Hemisphere, the 72-par Playa Grande Golf Course affords panoramic mountain-to-sea views.


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Welcome to Webster Groves Christian Church!
We believe that God’s Spirit is present in all people.
At WGCC we take seriously the fact that people are created in God’s image. We strive to see, honor, and celebrate the spirit of the living God in all people. We express this through worship, art and creativity, learning, relationships, service, and fun!
We share the Good News of God’s grace we know through Jesus Christ.
The gospel is Good News for the world. As followers of Jesus, we are convinced that God is fundamentally gracious. God loves everyone, and calls us to share that love generously and joyously with all people.
We are sent to serve and love the world.
We are a congregation called to serve. We think of our building as a mission center, and are working to use our resources to invite and serve those who are learning, growing, recovering, suffering, hoping, yearning, and searching. Through outreach and mission partnerships we are offering hospitality to the hungry and homeless, helping to build schools and homes, and investing in the care and growth of people in our community and around the world.
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When he came to Khaptad, he was already a very wise hermit and very as old as 60. Before this, as a medical doctor trained in England, he was once, desperately trying to save the life of a child. But minute by minute, the child was going towards the dark cave of the death. He found himself utterly helpless. Then, a hermit came in his town of Jammu-Kashmir with Himalayan herbs and power of Yoga, saved the life of that child. Then, the young doctor knew that the would power ( the energy of thought) and Himalayan herbs were far more powerful and useful than the modern medical science. He gave up his flourishing medical practice and started studying Vedas and Upanishadhas. He was spending more and more of his time with the spiritual gurus. Eventually, the well established doctor became Sri 1008 Paramahansa Schitananda Saraswati, popularly known as Khaptad Swami, who died on May 9, 1996, probably at the age of 130. (Khaptad Swami never disclosed his past identity as a true Hindu Yogi and wanted to get Nirvana in peace and in seclusion).
As in the Vedic times, as a hermit, Himalayas attracted him. He traveled throughout, from Kashmir to Meghalaya. But Khaptad Plateau of Far-Western Nepal attracted him most and he was pulled by the magical charm of this land of pre-historic Yakshyas and Haptalite Sakas and Khashas. Very soon, after establishing his hermitage over a small cave, he realized that Khaptad Plateau was the centre of ‘Latter-Vedic’ civilization (of Mahabharata period ) and an unfathomable storehouse of magical herbs. He had told a Nepali historian that he had seen some prehistorical archeological antiquities inside the deep birch forests. The ‘Nephtalites’ (later on called Heptali Khashas) had come from the west of Iran and crossed Himalayas and started a civilization in Khaptad Plateau. They were originally sun worshippers and devotees of Vedic god ‘Maruta’(later on called Masto) the shapeless god of wind. The ‘Masto Cult’ is even now, very dominant in this part of Nepal. As a travel writer says, a face to face confrontation with the typical western Chhetri inhabitants, possessing swarthy complexions and Caucasoid features and the head on collision with the Masto deity will be an experience of a life time, even now. One can imagine as to how a sophisticated intellectual Yogi and a former medical doctor like Khaptad Swami, must have lived and communicated with these Khasha Dhamis (Shamans) and buffalo herders, some 60 years ago.
Khaptad Swami knew from the study of Puranas, that Lord Shiva had, for the first time, used medicinal herbs to cure the sick in the foothills of Khaptad in Baidhya Nath in Acham, while waiting to marry Goddess Parvati. The Khaptad Baba, followed Lord Shiva and started curing the sick. He had also known that the heap of wealth of Lord Kubera, was in Badi Malika near Khaptad, but the wealth in the form of gold and precious stones meant nothing to him. Very probable is the fact that, he knew about the mineral deposits of gold, uranium, mica, aquamarine and other precious stones in this area, but never disclosed; fearing that the human greed will spoil this Shangri-la.
Khaptad Swami also knew that, the first one to practice yoga and propounder of ‘ Shankhya Yoga’ philosophy was Lord Shiva himself , and Khaptad was the most suitable place in the earth to practice Yoga and Meditation. He had enlightened thousands of people saying that if one is tired of chemical mixed food and allopathy, he should try to know his body, mind and soul and also get acquainted with Yoga and nature cure. He himself used to wind-back the clock of his life, to an ageless age, when and where, there were only his body, mind, soul and nature, under the shadows of Mahankala ( the God of Eternal Time and Space). For days together, it is said, he could live in this state of ‘Savasana’ without food, in the small cave under his hermitage, while there would be no human being for dozens of miles, and musk deer and leopards were the only company and the Plateau would be under 10 feet of ice. It is rumored that the late King Birendra requested the Swami to keep at least one helping hand as he had crossed 100 years of his life. Khaptad Swami in his last days, had even more detached himself from this world, but even then, the beauty and spiritual atmosphere of Khaptad always charmed him. He had once told this author that spiritual eco-tourism should be developed in Khaptad but strictly in a very careful and planned way.
He knew about the fragility of this most beautiful land and its extremely rare bio-diversity, especially of ‘Bog-Land System’ of natural lawns, full of flowering herbal plants, (looking like Persian carpets), shallow lakes-shining like acqumarine and turquoise, and the rolling hills of birch and blue pines. There are some 135 flowering plants recorded in Khaptad National Park situated on an average altitude of 3000m and with the area of 225 sq km, which is really a living museum of natural history and botanical garden. It is here, and only herb in the world, where one can find 400 herbal plants out of some 700 found in Nepal, concentrated within one day’s walking distance. Some 40 mostly rare wild mammals and 266 species of birds are recorded so far to be found here. Khaptad Baba would have been extremely happy to see students of science and culture from the colleges of Nepal, India, Bangladesh and from all over the world, visiting Khaptad Plateau for study tours. But most important tourism product, which he would have liked, would have been the Spiritual Treks and Meetings. Because it is here, where one is in face to face, with the ‘Virat Prikarti’ the most overwhelming ‘Mother Nature’, where one find himself in communication with his own soul and the eternal super soul called the God.


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If you have been following this column, you know the research and statics recently shared about how rude we are as an American society.
Just the other day, I encountered rude behavior in public twice in the span of a few hours; the first while running errands and the second in a business setting. I thought to myself, "That's two down. At least 15 more to go this week!" And I am compelled, once more, to make the case for a revival of etiquette in our daily living.
We must dispel the idea that etiquette is reserved for the table or for some self-described elite group of society that displays proper form as some sort of condescension or contempt for the Average Joe Citizen. Etiquette should be common sense for the common man (or woman).
It is not a cold politeness that is doled out to others without careful consideration of the audience or occasion. Neither should etiquette be something you don for special events or guests, but rather an everyday occurrence of courtesy, respect, self-restraint and thoughtful interaction. It is civility in public life and graciousness in family life.


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Emilia Prato was 21 years old at the time of the fire. Born in United States, she had lived in the U.S. for life. She was buried in Calvary Cemetery on March 26, 1911.
She was the daughter of Antonio Prato and Threasa Raffo.
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Once reserved only for the rich, wall cladding is becoming less and less expensive every year. Even custom printed wallpaper is quite affordable today as the last few decades saw wallpaper printing technologies becoming more cost-effective and versatile at a rapid pace.
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Not sure which wallpaper printing technology is the best option for you? This article provides an overview of the most popular methods the industry offers today, advantages and disadvantages included.
Conventional printing technologies for wallpaper include screen printing, flexographic printing and gravure printing, the latter being the dominant technology. Gravure or rotogravure printing revolutionized the wallpaper industry when it was first introduced back in the 1950s. Much less labor-intensive than screen printing, gravure wallpaper printing involves engraved steel rollers which are submerged in ink. After rotating onto a blade to remove all excess ink, the steel roller transfers what’s left of the ink in the engraved cells onto the substrate. While lauded for its beautiful effects, gravure printing also has its disadvantages. Gravure printing on textured substrates is challenging, for one, and only large batches make up for the cost of the custom-engraved steel rollers. Not unimportantly, gravure limits the creativity of wallpaper designers as the pattern must repeat every 64 cm.
Much of the current wallpaper revival has to with digital wallpaper printing technology becoming more and more accessible, qualitative and cost-efficient in the last few years, as well as the Millennial consumer’s taste for customization and web-to-print ordering solutions. Unlike gravure, patterns don’t have to repeat and the wallpaper design can be sent straight through to the operator, no custom hardware needed. In other words, if you know you’re going to print plenty of short runs, digital is the way to go. All that’s left for you to do, then, is decide whether inkjet or electrophotographic printing is the best match for you.
Main ink types used in multipass systems for walldecoration are water-based, eco-solvent, latex and UV. The inkjet printing process essentially comes down to print heads ejecting droplets of ink of different colors directly onto the substrate to form the desired image. The two main inkjet technologies are continuous inkjet, which forms the image by deflecting selected drops from a continuous flow of ink, and drop-on-demand (DOD) inkjet, which produces ink drops as needed to construct the image. Depending on the technology used to eject the ink, DOD inkjet is further divided into thermal (e.g. latex printing) and piezoelectric systems (e.g. UV printing). DOD is currently the dominant digital technology for wallpaper and in most cases is built into multi-pass platforms such as large format printers.
One challenge inherent to DOD technology, however, is linked to the print heads. Made up of an array of nozzles, the print heads can get clogged or misfire, compromising print quality. Other challenges include ‘banding’ in multipass systems, which results in disturbing lines on the print.
Xeikon’s electrophotographic (EP) printers apply electrostatic charge and heat to dry toner and the substrate. As a result, the toner gets fused to the paper. This type of digital technology emits no VOCs and is unmatched in terms of quality and speed, printing up to 900 m² per hour. All Xeikon wall decoration suites also come with prepress software that allows for automated tiling – indispensable for easy photo wallpaper printing – and are all perfectly compatible with a web cleaning unit, web varnishing module and coreless wallpaper rewinder, allowing manufacturers to print and finish all in one go.
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As we expected EE has confirmed that it will offer the new Samsung Galaxy S4. It will be available to pre-order from the 28th March, with handset available online, through telesales, and in EE stores from 26th April.
Importantly EE will be the only UK network to launch the new Samsung Galaxy S 4 smartphone using 4G. Other networks haven’t quite got their 4G services ready yet.
It will also be available through Orange and T-Mobile.
EE will be offering an exclusive incentive to new and existing customers who pre-order the handset on EE, Orange or T-Mobile before launch, with further details to be announced in due course.


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Adrienne C. Thomas has been Deputy Archivist of the United States since January 2008, and served as Acting Archivist from December 2008 to November 2009. Ms. Thomas has been with the National Archives for 38 years, beginning as an archivist trainee in the Office of Presidential Libraries and subsequently holding a number of policy and administrative roles.
From 1994 to 2008, Ms. Thomas was the Assistant Archivist for Administration and Chief Financial Officer, with responsibility for the agency's financial and budget operations as well as space and security management, procurement, human resources, and the management of both the National Archives Building in Washington, DC, and the College Park, Maryland, facility. In this role she oversaw the successful completion of the College Park facility, the renovation of National Archives Building, and the building of a new regional archives facility in Atlanta. Prior to 1994, Ms. Thomas was the Deputy to the Assistant Archivist for Administrative Services and for 10 years served as the Director of the Planning and Analysis Division in the Office of the Executive Director. She is a graduate of Iowa State University with a Masters degree in American history.

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Since its inception in 1962, the former Judah L. Magnes Museum distinguished itself by directing its collecting efforts outside the focus on European Jewish culture and history that was prevalent among American Jewish museums at the time. During the 1970s and 1980s, its founders, Seymour and Rebecca Fromer, actively corralled an informal team of activist collectors and supporters. Together, they were able to bring to Berkeley art and material culture from North Africa, the Middle East, and the Indian subcontinent. Their legendary rescue missionscollecting trips aimed at retrieving Jewish cultural objects in locations where Jews had once thrivedwere further complemented by careful acquisitions carried out by exploring the catalogs of major and lesser-known auction houses, and especially by visiting art dealers in Israel, where many Jews from the lands of Islam had resettled.
These collecting patterns are particularly evident in the case of the stunning holdings that document the history and memory of Jewish communities in Morocco. Acquired in tourist shops across the Moroccan centers where Jews once livedTétouan, Tangier, Casablanca, Fez, and Marrakechas well as through forays into the remote locations in the Atlas mountains that separate the Mediterranean and Atlantic coastlines of Morocco from the Sahara desert, the hundreds of ritual objects, textiles, illustrated marriage contracts, and manuscripts now at The Magnes are the bearers of a narrative that is at once very ancient and extremely modern.
Heirs to a history that harkens back to antiquity, the Jewish communities of Morocco carry many layers of memory and change, from the rise of Islam to the expulsion of Jews from the Iberian Peninsula, the European colonization of Africa, and the Holocaust. Most Moroccan Jews abandoned their ancestral home en masse during the 1950s, with smaller numbers remaining through the 1960s and 70s, relocating primarily to Israel, France, and North America (especially Francophone Quebec). What they left behind, along with an important network of intercultural relations and the deep memories of their ancient presence, also included communal buildings, and, especially, many objects. Brought out of Morocco, these remainings inform today a diaspora within the diaspora, a museum of the invisible, the texture of which is preserved in public and private collections worldwide.
"The Invisible Museum" project started with a multi-year exploration of the Moroccan holdings of The Magnes. The resulting exhibition offers a probing insight into how cultural objects, once the cherished belongings of individuals, families, and communities, may often be abandoned in the process of migration, or sold by immigrants seeking to rebuild their lives in a new land, before they become part of a museum collection.


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Actor Prasanna was born into a Iyer family on 28th August 1982 in Trichy, Tamil Nadu State. He attended BHEL Matriculation Higher Secondary School and Saranathan College of Engineering, Tiruchirapalli. Since from his school days he was interested in cinema and used to perform mimicry and drams in school programs. But his parents wanted him to be an engineer and were never happy about his film dreams.
Prasanna made his acting debut with Mani Ratnam’s Five Star in 2002 co-starring Kanika, Sandhya P and Krishna. He subsequently appeared in numerous commercial hits like Kasthuri Maan co-starring Meera Jasmine and Thilakan, Kanda Naal Mudhal co-starring Laila, Lakshmi and Karthik Kumar, Cheena Thaana 001 co-starring Sheela and Vadivelu, Chennaiyil Oru Naal co-starring R. Sarathkumar, Cheran and Prakash Raj, Kalyana Samayal Saadham co-starring Lekha Washington and Delhi Ganesh, Pulivaal co-starring Vimal, Iniya and Ananya, among other films.
His father served BHEL and his mother is a housewife.
Prasanna has a younger brother.
Prasanna fell in love with Achchamundu! Achchamundu! Co-star Sneha while shooting the film in 2009. He married Sneha on 11th May 2012.


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The Cub Scout section follows on from Beavers and is aimed at those aged 8 – 10 ½ yrs old. Our meetings consist of games and activities, with plenty of time spent outdoors. Cubs also take part in a wide range of activities outside of the hut including potholing, hiking, archery, climbing and kayaking.
We encourage all of our members to achieve their Silver Chief Scout Award during their time with us, the highest award achievable as a Cub. Activities are structured to help with the ambitious tasks that this involves. It is not easy, but we have great fun doing it!
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In order to use the cost-optimization procedure of dynamic programming to rank safety improvements, improvement costs and benefits must be input. The benefits are in terms of accident reductions resulting from specific safety improvements. In this study a comprehensive list of accident reduction factors were developed to use in the cost-optimization program. The development of the list of reduction factors was based mainly on a review of literature and survey of states, with limited input from a before-and-after accident analysis.
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Creasey, Tom and Agent, Kenneth R., "Development of Accident Reduction Factors" (1985). Kentucky Transportation Center Research Report. 792.

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Suzie Pun earned her B.S. in Chemical Engineering from Stanford University and her Ph.D. in Chemical Engineering from the California Institute of Technology under the mentor-ship of Prof. Mark E. Davis. She then worked as a senior scientist at Insert Therapeutics/Calando Pharmaceuticals for three years developing polymeric drug delivery systems before joining the Department of Bio-engineering at University of Washington (UW).
She is currently the Robert J Rushmer Professor of Bioengineering, an Adjunct Professor of Chemical Engineering, and a member of the Molecular Engineering and Sciences Institute at UW. Her research focus area is in biomaterials and drug delivery and she has published over 80 research articles in this area, holds six patents, and given over 100 invited presentations on her group’s work. She contributed toward the development of drug delivery vehicles that have entered clinical trials. More recently, her research group has developed methods for drug delivery to the central nervous system as well as injectable, synthetic hemostats for trauma treatment.
Suzie has been recognized for her work with a Presidential Early Career Award for Scientists and Engineers, a Young Investigator Award from the Controlled Release Society, and the 2014 Inaugural Biomaterials Science Lectureship. Other honors include recognition as a Massachusetts Institute of Technology’s TR100 Young Innovator and as an American Institute for Medical and Biological Engineering fellow. Suzie has been committed to mentoring young scientists and engineers. She has mentored over 75 students in her laboratory at University of Washington, including 16 Ph.D. candidates and 13 postdoctoral fellows. She has been recognized for her student mentorship with awards from both her department and the University of Washington.

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You put the cup/bottle at one end of the room and have the children line up at the other end of the room.
Each child places a penny between their knees and has to walk to the container and try to drop it in.
If more than 1 child gets it in, you just keep playing until your down to 1 person.
That's a superb game.My brother and his friends had tons of fun playing it.


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What Are The 8 Best Travel Jobs For Couples?
What Teaching Abroad Qualifications Do You Need to Be an Overseas Teacher?
Teaching Abroad Experiences – What to Expect?
Teaching English Abroad Without a Degree – Is it Possible?
How to make friends with the locals when teaching abroad.


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the anatomy class at my high school required dissection of cats.. AND, starting next year (finally, a time when my timing/age doesn't screw me over!) the regular AP bio classes are going to have to do so as well.. ICK!
.. my best friend took the anatomy course this year... she named her "specimine" after my cat! how evil!


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Find the most current offers on the Cricut Explore Air 2 machines, other Cricut machines, as well as Cricut Easy Press and supplies. We share the sales and coupon codes to help you save on all things Cricut, as well as some fun and simple project ideas to get you started.
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Sending shockwaves throughout the media, the auto industry and leadership circles, Volkswagen recently admitted to deceiving regulators about its cars’ emissions by equipping 11 million vehicles with software that could be used to cheat on emissions tests.
Next, CEO Martin Winterkorn resigned, expressing shock that misconduct on such a scale could happen at the company. German prosecutors immediately launched an investigation into his veracity. At this point, Winterkorn’s departure leaves us with only two possible outcomes: First, he was lying -- he knew about the deliberate attempt to deceive regulators. Or, second, he didn’t know what was happening right under his nose.
In either scenario, Volkswagen’s mistake stems from toxicity in the culture, and that always starts at the top.
Let’s be realistic. Fraud at this magnitude could not have been committed by one person or by just a small group. If Winterkorn did not know about this (as he claims), then we must also conclude that internal and external audit procedures were completely lacking. In a healthy culture, a company has no harsher critic than itself and has processes in place to root out misaligned behavior. While a CEO cannot be expected to know everything, he or she has the duty to have procedures in place to detect gross misconduct like this.
During his tenure, CEO Winterkorn pledged to overtake GM and Toyota as the world’s largest automaker, and earlier this year, he did just that. This goal became the company’s rallying cry, but at what cost? Were these driving forces so critical that they created an internal belief structure that essentially said, “We will meet these objectives at any cost -- including compromising our integrity"?
As leaders, we must be cognizant of the giant shadow we cast. A “growth at all costs” mentality impacts how employees conduct themselves, driving many to conform their behaviors to follow the CEO's lead. Some leaders do not want to hear any thoughts that might interfere with their growth goals. They are so locked into a plan that anything contradicting it is heresy. This creates a culture of fear; none of us want to be the bearer of bad news. At Volkswagen, the path of least resistance was installing software designed to cheat, as opposed to coming to terms with the fact that a properly functioning diesel engine may have been prohibitively expensive to produce.
It is up to leaders to set the example by living and breathing their company’s values. Integrity is the most valuable asset, and the cost of leading without integrity has a direct impact on everyone around you. A leader must set the example, know what is happening at his or her company and establish and anchor an unwavering culture of empowerment and honesty which promotes accountability and communication. The choice is not an “either/or” proposition -- to grow or live by common-sense values. Leaders must ensure both.
If we assume that Winterkorn did not know about this fraud, how could this have happened? The CEO was responsible for knowing what was happening at his company and establishing a culture where communication would flow in all directions. A lack of communication is often the result of silos and/or a culture of fear. If teams are working independently, rather than for the greater good of the company, siloed behavior can result.
Employees may not be empowered (or may be afraid) to call a time-out or speak up when an issue arises that is out of line with the company’s values. Employees must be empowered to do what is right, even when no one is looking. They must be empowered to come forward with bad news, with no fear of retribution.
What if you were an employee at Volkswagen and were confronted with the fact that your diesel engine as designed did not not perform to specification? Would you have installed the deceptive software? No employer has the right to ask an employee to compromise his/her personal integrity, and a leader or manager should never allow himself/herself to be pushed in a direction that is out of line with common-sense values. An empowered team that works transparently within a framework of core values is a sure-fire way to create a culture where checks and balances occur.
In the end, your values as a leader are your most important personal asset. As recently as last week, commentators were still praising Winterkorn for his tripling of VW’s profits. Did those commentators subsequently consider the cost to Volkswagen of billions of dollars in fines, destroyed customer goodwill, loss of reputation and the real cost that will be required to produce the engine? When the tally is complete, Winterkorn’s record of profit will be diminished. But, his personal reputation will be harmed even more. There will always be an asterisk attached to his legacy.
For business leaders, the choice is: Do they want to leave behind a legacy of success and integrity? Or, do they want a legacy which built the bottom line but sacrificed core values? The asterisk is in their control.


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Can you drink watermelon juice post op gastric sleeve?
When can I try some skinless meat?
What stage can I eat chopped meat?
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Welcome to The Cottage Gardening Forum!
Today Cottage Gardens include countless regional and personal variations of the more traditional English Cottage Garden.
They embrace plant materials, such as ornamental grasses or native plants, that were never seen in the rural gardens of cottagers.
Roses continue to be a Cottage Garden mainstay.
Informal climbing plants are also common Cottage Garden plants.
Self-sowing annuals and freely spreading perennials continue to find a place in the modern Cottage Garden, just as they did in the traditional Cottager's garden.
Todays' Cottage Garden can be almost anything the gardener wants it to be.


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The children have been looking for signs of Spring this week. They have been looking closely at catkins and daffodils and have painted pictures of some for our 'Spring Garden'. They were inspired to paint pictures of other flowers, mixing paint to make the colours that they needed.
Alfie brought another sign of Spring into Nursery - frog spawn! The frog spawn is already showing changes and the children cannot wait for the tadpoles to emerge.
Our new remote control car arrived this week. We have had fun learning how to control it. It is not easy but the children have enjoyed watching it trying to climb up walls and spinning round in circles.
Have you ever mixed cornflour and hair conditioner? The children had a go this week and loved the sticky dough that it made. They were fascinated by the changes and asked for different fragranced conditioner so that they could see the differences in the dough. The Nursery has been covered in cornflour but has smelt wonderful!
There is a selection of photographs of other things that the children have been busy doing this week.


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Kebabs. They have a bit of a bad reputation to be honest. My first experience of the delicacy known as kebab meat and chips, “fresh” out of the local chippy in Pontypool town centre, was enough to put me off for a long long time. Even the more upmarket grilled meats of Turkish restaurants around London didn’t really help to convince me that a kebab is anything more than a greasy, stomach-churning mistake. So would a trip to Istanbul, the home of the kebab, change my mind?
Istanbul is a crazy, colourful, feast for the senses, and food plays a huge part in this. Everywhere you look there are stalls selling hot chestnuts, grilled corn on the cob, watermelon, fresh bread. Ice cream vendors, wearing embroidered waistcoats and fezs, churn their thick, sticky confectionery (known as dondurma) and ring the bells above their booths. Shop windows are piled high with Turkish delight and baklava. And all this is before you even think about setting foot inside one of the hundreds of restaurants, lured by the smell of grilled meat and fish.
Most of our meals in Istanbul tended to follow the same pattern. A selection of meze to start with (usually hummus, cacik, spinach in yoghurt, and smoked aubergine, with baskets of the most delicious fresh bread), followed by a kebab. Yes, that’s right. A kebab. Every day. However, in the words of Marks & Spencer, these weren’t just any kebab. The meat was moist and flavoursome, without any hint of grease or gristle. This was simple food, done well.
Of course, there is more to dining out in Istanbul than just kebabs. Fresh fish also features prominently, particularly on the Princes Islands. This charming archipelago offers a refreshing contrast to the hustle and bustle of Istanbul. Motor vehicles are not permitted so the best way to explore is via bicycle or horse and carriage. We visited Buyukada, the largest of the islands, and headed straight for the Splendid Palas hotel, a beautiful turn of the century sanctuary. We enjoyed glasses of iced peach tea in their gardens overlooking the Sea of Marmara. When it comes to food, fish is really what it’s all about. All of the restaurants lining the sea front have large coolers displaying the catch of the day. We ordered a whole sea bass between three of us, which was served grilled with chips and fresh salad. Nothing more was needed other than a squeeze of lemon.
Turkey is also famous for its coffee. More to the point, its rocket fuel, thermonuclear coffee that is so thick you could almost stand your spoon up in the cup. Like kebabs, coffee has really never done much for me; however cafe culture is huge in Istanbul, so when in Rome etc etc… Our favourite spot was a tiny little outdoor cafe underneath the Galata Tower. There are no menus – they only serve coffee, tea and soft drinks. Coffee was served in tiny, patterned china cups, alongside the ubiquitous bottle of water to cleanse your palate. Groups of students and families sat around in the amphitheatre style seating area, chatting, sketching or smoking shisha.
Istanbul is a city that challenged my culinary perceptions. My next challenge is to find a Turkish restaurant here in London that can match all those wonderful kebabs!!!


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There are two ways of refraining from immoral behavior. The first is to refrain from unrighteousness through the exercise of will-power. The second way is to abstain from sin due to fear of God. People who have the ability to abstain from sinning merely by will-power are very few. The majority of people desist from doing wrong due to the fear of punishment. For example, it is observed on highways that the moment a police car is spotted, people immediately slow down to the permissible speed limit, but when they perceive there is no danger of being caught, they do not hesitate in exceeding the speed limit. Thus, if we believe in God, out of fear of him we will refrain from immoral behavior. Instead, if we do not believe in God, all his laws will still be applicable to us, and we will suffer the consequences of wrong-behavior.
Those with demoniac natures do not wish to accept this imposition of authority and regulation of behavior that is a necessary corollary of belief in God. Instead, they prefer to subscribe to the view that there is no God and the world has no basis for moral order. They propagate ideas such as the “Big Bang Theory,” which postulates that the world was created by an accidental explosion that took place at time zero of creation, and thus there is no God who sustains the world. Such theories permit them to engage in sensual gratification without scruples or fear of consequences.
Amongst the various forms of sensual gratification, sexual indulgence is the most intense. This is because the material realm is like a distorted reflection of the spiritual realm. In the spiritual realm, divine love is the basis of the activities of the liberated souls and their interactions with God. In the material realm, its distorted reflection, lust, dominates the consciousness of materially conditioned souls, particularly those under the mode of passion. Thus, the demoniac-minded see engagement in lustful activities as the purpose of human life.


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The PosiTest HHD is a high voltage holiday detector used for detecting holidays, pinholes and other discontinuities using pulse DC technology.
It offers a user-adjustable voltage range from 0.5 to 35kV for detecting holidays, pinholes and other discontinuities in coatings up to 780 mils (20 mm) thick.
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sign that does not mean something separately but it has the meaning in the whole semantic system of a language.
Unfortunately this conception does not give an opportunity to talk about the translation from the point of view of the theory of translation. The translator does not work with system and semantic signs (paradigmatic), the translator translates the valuable signs in word, that have been formed for years. Sed sunum exprimere de sensu. In other words the translator does not translate isolated phrases or words, he simply transfers the idea, that is supposed to be transferred in oral or written message. But what are we talking here about?
Here we talk about the sense of expression. The very word “sense” – after it was transformed, changed all the nuances, but at the same time did not change its initial position – has the following meaning: “the value of signs in the word is predetermined by sintagmatic, pragmatic and contextual relations, that deeply come into what you wanted to say”. Basing on this definition to give the definition to the notion “translation” it is necessary to give a definition to such a notion as sense. And what is sense?
To answer this question it is necessary to go further the usual linguistic notion as here we do not use a traditional Saussure notion of an object as a System or Paradigm, because the sense exists only in the word itself. And the sense is much more deeper in oral words than in written ones. That is the main root of the importance of the interpreting, where the real sense is more clear, comparing to the written ones, where the sense is hidden between the pages. And in oral speech, on the contrary, the linguistic structure not only differs from written translation, but here we also use other techniques – the primary semiotic transfer, more emotional, closer, the same as emotional processes, where speaker shows his/her desires.
It is even possible to say that the very structure in the process of interpreting exists in another emotional and acoustic world, where both sound casing of the word and physical environment of the speaker are important.
It is even possible to say that the very structure in interpreting exists in another emotional and acoustic word, where the sound cover of the word has the same meaning as the environment of the speaker. Here the flow of information comes from mouth to ears, in the moment of breath and the word born in such a way is caught by phrase or expression, obsesses by phrases and ideas.
In translation we have more precise and fixed grammatical structures, comparing to oral speech, with which the interpreter faces every day. How can we explain it? The statefulness of the written speech is dictated by the lack of context and outer conditions, that surround the oral speech, actually these surroundings help the interpreter to determine the meaning in oral discourse, independently from grammar structures. It attracts interpreters in their work, it makes the work very difficult, and it impresses customers, that always glad to see the professional work.