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If you haven’t seen the alert about “fake news” in your Facebook feed, you will soon.
The social media site is cracking down on “fake news” according to Facebook’s co-founder and CEO Mark Zuckerberg.
Facebook not only added a new tab for users to report fake news, it also released a link with 10 tips on how to spot fake news. The tips are pretty basic ideas like closely examining the date of an article, its source and URL, among other things.
That being said, the crack down on “fake news” sounds good on its face, but it’s also a very slippery slope that could instead result in censorship.
In May of 2016 Facebook was caught red-handed targeting and censoring conservatives, and to this day there are complaints from conservatives who believe they’re still being censored.
So the question is, why now? Why the sudden interest in eliminating ‘fake news’? Does Zuckerberg really care about eliminating fabricated stories or is there some sort of nefarious plan to eliminate and censor stories they don’t like, stories that hurt the liberal agenda.
The timing is pretty curious with the 2018 midterm elections just around the corner, there’s a lot at stake for the democrats. Remember the left said Facebook was partly to blame for Donald Trump’s election. Liberals claim that there was a lot of misinformation spread about Hillary Clinton on the social media site, which they believe negatively impacted her campaign. So democrats don’t want ‘fake news’ to hurt them again in 2018, or in the future.
Now there’s still zero evidence to back up these claims, and even Zuckerberg doesn’t believe that fake news actually influenced the election. So, is the left mad about clickbait news or mad about real news stories shared, that hurt their candidate?
Also, notice that there’s no mention of the fact that the mainstream media was working overtime to help Clinton get elected. The majority of the news outlets were pumping out anti-trump propaganda 24/7, this while ignoring most of the major Clinton scandals.
If Zuckerberg claims that ‘fake news’ shared on his social media site didn’t make a difference, why is he investing his company’s time and money on this feature? Also, there’re many things that could go wrong, and who is Facebook to decide what is fake and what is real?
Zuckerberg is a raging liberal and so is his work partner, Dustin Moskovitz a co-founder of Facebook. Moskovitz donated $20 Million to Clinton’s presidential campaign. They both have spoken out against the republican agenda numerous times, and the weak response to Facebook censoring scandal says it all. It’s pretty obvious where Facebook stands and what the agenda is.
Facebook says its mission is to give people the power to share and make the world a more connected place, so one would assume that their first amendments rights would be protected, but Facebook is a private entity so it really has no obligation to actually be fair or unbiased.
It’s pretty clear, that Facebook is an entity with a liberal bias, pretending to be neutral, this to influence American politics. This is a very unfortunate situation, considering the fact the majority of Americans get their news from social media sites like Facebook.
It’s time for Facebook to stop misleading the 200 million Americans that have Facebook accounts. It’s time for Facebook to reveal what it’s really turning into, a propaganda tool for the left.


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The use of secure text orders is not permitted at this time.
The newly released recommendation prohibiting the use of secure text orders reverses the Joint Commission’s position in May 2016. In the May 2016 issue of Perspectives, the Joint Commission acknowledged that technology had advanced and that secure text messaging platforms offered functionality to address all data privacy and security concerns previously cited by the Joint Commission and outlined in its 2011 publication of Frequently Asked Questions. Following publication of the May issue of Perspectives, the Joint Commission determined that privacy and security concerns about the transmission of text orders remained, even when a secure text messaging system is used, due to the unknown impact on patient safety.
In particular, the Joint Commission noted that secure text messaging of an order is an asynchronous form of communication, whereas a verbal order allows for a real-time, synchronous clarification and confirmation of the order. The Joint Communication also noted that secure text messaging of orders may cause delays in treatment when an alert is triggered during the order entry process and the individual entering the order needs to contact the ordering provider for additional information. When this type of alert is triggered during the entry of a verbal order, the individual entering the order can immediately discuss the issue with the ordering provider.
The Joint Commission will continue to monitor advancements in technology, and will determine whether future guidance on the use of secure text messaging is warranted. In the meantime, healthcare organizations should update their policies and procedures to ensure that text messaging in any form (secured or unsecured) is not permitted within the organization.

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text: Stainless steel brushes are great for cast iron or expanded steel grills. Cast iron is by far the best outdoor cooking surface because it holds heat better than other kinds of grills. However, these kinds of grills are higher maintenance. The steel brushes are great because the bristles are able to penetrate the tiny pores in the cast iron. This allows for a much better cleaning experience.

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It was Senior Night, but the Lone Peak High School girls’ varsity coach was also thinking about her younger players. At the start of the second half vs. the Sheridan Panthers, Head Coach Ausha Cole started freshmen Ruth Blodgett and Sara Wilson, then brought in freshman Ivy Hicks. Cole also played juniors Brooke Botha and freshman Reilly Germain, while team leaders Solae Swenson and Emma Flach stayed on the bench.
The Horns held onto a 20 point lead throughout the second half, with Jayleen Cole sinking a three and a breakaway layup in the third period, when the Panthers showed some life with a couple of threes of their own.
But LPHS kept up the defensive pressure, as Germain dove after loose balls and Wilson stuck close to the Sheridan ball handlers.
The electric atmosphere of Senior Night culminated with Lone Peak cheerleaders breaking into a rousing, “We got the beat the beat, the mighty Big Horn beat, it goes…” and on cue, fans in the stands broke into rhythmic clapping.
Then, at the start of the final period, Coach Cole went back to her usual starters, with Flach and Swenson returning to the floor, as the Panthers cut the LPHS lead to 14.
But they didn’t stay in long as Cole sent her young line up back in.
Later in the evening during half-time of the boys’ varsity game, seniors on the girls’ varsity were honored with their parents at mid-court.
The ceremony included a tribute to cheerleader Abigail Hogan, the first LPHS senior to cheer four years and graduate. Hogan, who’s also active in theater, plans to attend college to study creative writing.
Seniors Jayleen Cole, KP Hoffman and their folks also soaked in cheers from the crowd as Assistant Boys’ Coach John Hannahs announced details about their time at LPHS and plans for next year.
Cole set a record for three point shots made in a single game at six and scored a game high 22. She’s only been in Big Sky for a year and plans to go back to Missouri for college, with art or criminal justice as possible majors.
KP Hoffman, president of the Interact Club and involved with Girls for Change, averaged a double-double and racked up 25 blocks this season. She’s headed to study and play at Miles City Community College.

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We are gathering together cellists, mostly age 11-14, from The Fleurys Music School and beyond for a group class at the end of the Easter Holiday and we'd like you to join us!
This is especially for cellists around grade 3-5 AMEB level.
Please be prepared to drop of your child at 10:15am and come along at 12:15 to listen to a short performance.
Music will be distributed on request after booking.
There's nothing more lovely than a group of cellos!

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THE MODERATOR: We'll go ahead and get started with an opening statement by coach and then take questions for the student-athletes.
COACH FRESE: I tell you, I just really loved our defensive intensity and our hustle throughout the game. And I thought that we came out really inspired and wanted to come out and play as aggressive and focused as we could from the defensive end. And just a credit to this team. We were excited. We were ready to come out and play some of our best basketball, and I thought that we did just a tremendous job on the offensive end as well. The unselfishness that we displayed, being able to get the ball inside, being able to be aggressive and then being unselfish with each and every play that we made. And a credit to this team, also a credit to Vanderbilt, I thought they played really scrappy and were a tremendous team.
Q. Any of you, can you remember the last time you guys played confidently and as dominantly as you did from start to finish?
CRYSTAL LANGHORNE: I have a bad memory, so I'll use that. I can't remember. It's probably one of our best games, but I'm not sure exactly when it was. We're just happy we're playing like that right now.
KRISTI TOLIVER: I also have a bad memory. But a game that really sticks in my mind, it probably wasn't the last game but a great game that we had was against LSU and against Oklahoma. I think we played tremendously from start to finish, all 40 minutes. And I think that we executed the game plan. We played loose and free, and that's exactly what we did tonight. So I think you can compare those two games.
Q. Marissa, can you talk or Kristi, can you talk about the contributions Marah had coming with those 3s early on?
MARISSA COLEMAN: I think she played great today. She had been struggling in our past couple games and I think she came up big for us. She hit key 3s for us when they were going on their runs, and I think a few of her 3s were definitely demoralizing for them and daggers in their hearts and got us going.
Q. Kristi, did you make a concerted effort coming into tonight to feed the post and maybe not take your shot because you didn't take a shot until like the last minute of the first half.
KRISTI TOLIVER: Not consciously. I know that we always go inside and out. We have the best post players in the country, and we were just trying to distribute to everybody. And everybody today was -- I felt like Tom Brady.
Everybody was just connecting. And we had great chemistry, and everybody was executing offensively for the game plan. So I just had a lot of fun just seeing them succeed and finish plays.
Q. Crystal, you guys look especially inspired. Does it even cross your mind before games like this that any of these games could be your last?
CRYSTAL LANGHORNE: You can't help but think about it being a senior. I think that's what our senior class thinks about a lot. Any game could be our last and we just want to go out there and play hard every minute we're out there because you never know when it's going to be your last few plays.
Q. Marissa, you guys talked about playing good defense before but this is the first time in a long time you really played great defense. What led to that tonight?
MARISSA COLEMAN: I think just listening to different people in the media, watching ESPN, and us not really being the talk of things and mainly because of our defense. So I know from us talking we just wanted to make a conscious effort to go out there and get stops. Especially from the guard's end we struggled with our perimeter defense a lot this season, and I think tonight it was 1 through 5. Whoever was in the game we communicated well, and we executed our game plan and got stops after stops.
Q. Kristi, do you always smile when somebody fumbles a pass and misses an assist for you?
KRISTI TOLIVER: You know, that was something I consciously wanted to do today. I wanted to smile for 40 minutes. And they're not going to make them all, and I think that today I wanted to work on my mistake response and not get so negative and not get so down, not scowl because these guys are watching me. And if they're watching me smiling when they're missing, of course I'm going to smile when they make it. And I think that gives them the extra confidence to go up and finish plays.
KRISTI TOLIVER: I know it does.
THE MODERATOR: All right. They will go to the locker room, and we'll hear from Coach Frese.
Q. Laura's defense in particular, I know she got in some foul trouble, but it looked like she was really playing some of her best. Can you talk about her performance tonight?
COACH FRESE: I thought given the limited minutes that she played because of the foul trouble, she was really the energy and the spark on the defensive end and I think you could see that even at times when she had to go out because of the foul trouble just what she brings to the table and I thought she was huge, especially with her play against Wirth, she's very talented and I thought that Laura made her work for everything tonight.
Q. Marissa mentioned not being the talk of things and I guess no one has been really talking about Maryland winning it this whole thing. Do you think maybe they might start talking about you now?
COACH FRESE: I hope not. I love it right where it's at. It remind me of two years ago and it's just amazing that you can continue to dismiss this team 32-3 and not see the positives of how this team plays.
Obviously they're a tremendously talented offensive team and we rebound the ball extremely well. But I hope it just continues right along the path that it's been. I think that's, we work better that way.
Q. Christie's game, especially the first half, how impressed were you with how she was distributing the ball?
COACH FRESE: I thought she was a floor general for us. Really set the tone. And just her presence her poise, being able to get the ball to the amount of touches that she was able to get inside for Crystal was really key in terms of our overall game.
Q. How reliable has Crystal been for you guys down the stretch?
COACH FRESE: Oh, I mean, Crystal's obviously our go to player. The fact that any pass you throw in there she's going to catch and I thought really it was as physical as it was inside she was able to make so many plays and obviously it's no secret she's our go to player inside.
Q. You only had one point from your bench, is that a concern?
COACH FRESE: Well I think that any time we have obviously been able to get great energy. And in any game it's different. To be able to see the energy that we were able to get from Jade in this game and obviously the last game from Ashleigh, but it's all kind of related at times and from our end when you look at the talent that we have the media time outs are about five minutes long and in the tournament, so I just really felt today in the flow, we were well rested, and just that's why really why our starters played so many minutes.
Q. Couple of the players said yesterday that they felt the pressure was off after having getting through the first week. Did you sense that they were a little more relaxed?
COACH FRESE: I could sense it from our last game at home against Nebraska, just the relief that we had. And just coming out here we have had great practices leading up to this and I definitely think that like you see tonight, just from our end, being able to play so freely makes a big difference in our play.
Q. How important was the last five minutes of the first half. You let Nebraska back in the game the other night and it seemed like you put your foot on the gas?
COACH FRESE: We talked about it. We didn't want to lose our focus and we wanted to play, obviously, a complete 20 minutes when we were out there. And we really talked about it in that last time out and just great to be able to see the focus and the intensity that we had on the defensive end.
Q. There was some people saying that Vanderbilt kind of reminded them of you two years ago. Young, kind of nothing to lose and playing hard. Do you think that gave your team a little bit of focus knowing what they were going through so they didn't let them play that way tonight?
COACH FRESE: Our team respects every opponent that we play and we could really tell on film we knew how well coached Vanderbilt was. How their team is, I mean just played very scrappy like you saw tonight and we don't want to underestimate anyone and this team won't. Not with the pride that we have and with what we're playing for.
THE MODERATOR: All right. That will conclude the interview. Thank you, cope.


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It's an all-new edition to the Hyundai lineup. Here's what we think based on our first drive.
The 2018 Hyundai Kona adds a compact crossover to the Hyundai lineup that capitalizes on the popularity of these miniaturized SUVs. Offering the best of both worlds, compact crossovers combine the flexibility of an SUV in a smaller size that’s well-suited to city streets and those without large families. They’re also more affordable, which makes them an appealing option for anyone on a tight budget.
Hyundai has long been known for building affordable vehicles, but more recently it’s established a reputation for providing high quality and affordability. Whether it’s a sedan, SUV, or crossover, Hyundai has a knack for creating solid vehicles with the right combination of features at its price point.
The 2018 Hyundai Kona continues this trend as a stylish, attractive crossover with a low price. Crossovers often have quirkier styling than their full-size counterparts. The Kona manages to put just enough edginess into its design without going overboard. Especially from the front, the Kona looks aggressive and fun without going too far.
There are four trim levels to choose from, starting with the base Kona SE. It starts at only $19,500 with standard features including Android Auto, Apple CarPlay, a 7-inch infotainment touchscreen, and remote keyless entry. LED headlights and LED daytime running lights are standard on every Kona. The SEL adds features including blind-spot warning and heated front seats from $21,150. The Limited adds more features, and it has a more powerful engine with a starting price of $24,700.
Pricing tops out at $27,400 for the Kona Ultimate, which bundles in standard features including an 8-inch infotainment touchscreen with navigation, wireless device charging, and heads-up display with key safety features such as lane-keep assist and forward-collision warning with pedestrian detection. It also includes heated leather seats, Hyundai’s Blue Link connected car services, and rain-sensing wipers. If you’re looking for a value, then the Kona is a smart choice.
The base SE and SEL come with a 2.0-liter four-cylinder engine with 147 horsepower and 132 pound-feet of torque paired to a six-speed automatic transmission. Limited and Ultimate trims feature a 1.6-liter turbocharged four-cylinder with 175 horsepower and 195 pound-feet of torque paired to a seven-speed dual-clutch transmission. Front-wheel drive is standard, but all-wheel drive is available on every Kona.
We spent our time with the more powerful turbocharged engine. The Kona is peppy, but it won’t set any records. A crossover isn’t so much about power as it is about versatility. Yet, the Kona is fun to sling through the corners on a twisting road. There’s a sport mode that gives a slightly more aggressive drive that’s best when you’re going all out. In slower traffic, it holds gear shifts too long and the engine noise is droning.
Once you get some open road, the Kona’s handling makes it a great car to drive. Steering is comfortable without being loose or sloppy, and the ride is smooth. The suspension system evens out rough road surfaces and keeps potholes from jarring passengers.
Adding to the ride comfort is supportive seating with room for five passengers, but it’s a squeeze for three in the rear seats. When it’s only four passengers along for the ride, the Kona is plenty roomy. We took it out for a day of adventuring with four adults in tow, and there was enough room for all (along with a bunch of gear).
There’s 19.2 cubic feet behind the 60/40 split-fold rear seats, or you can ditch the rear passengers and expand total cargo room to 45.8 cubic feet. The load floor is nice and low, and the hatchback opening is wide, so it’s easy to load heavy or bulky items. This versatility is a large part of a compact crossover’s appeal.
This a competitive segment, but the Kona manages to distinguish itself from the rest by combining unique styling and more features at a lower price point than comparably equipped vehicles. It’s a solid offering, especially for the budget-minded shopper. The 2018 Hyundai Kona is available now at dealerships nationwide.

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Ornella Vanoni (born September 22, 1934 in Milan) is an Italian singer.
Mia Martini (September 20, 1947 - May 12, 1995), pseudonym of Domenica Bertè, was a popular and critically acclaimed Italian singer.
Pop rock singer. Date of Birth - 6 December 1969, Florence, Italy. Spouse - Alessandro Carotti.
Gino Paoli (born 23 September 1934) is an Italian singer-songwriter.
Paoli was born in Monfalcone, but moved very early to Genoa.

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Work in Denmark, che si occupa della diffusione delle offerte di lavoro in Danimarca e del reclutamento di nuovi professionisti in cerca di occupazione in Europa, ha pubblicato una serie di interessanti offerte di lavoro.
I posti vacanti sono circa 200-250, quindi se sei inteerssato non esitare ad inviare il tuo Curriculum Vitae in Inglese ed una lettera di presentazione.
With experience with medium / high voltage facilities, ideally within wind energy.
Power Electronics Engineers are lacking in Sønderborg and Esbjerg region.
Preferable previous experience with the oil & gas industry, wind energy, chemical, petrochemical industry.
Minimum Bachelor degree in Computer Science, Software or Electrical Engineering.
Embedded software design, C/C++ programming.
Experience with oil and gas / petrochemical industry / refinery.
A bachelor’s or master’s degree in engineering of buildings/structures/machinery.
In general there is a lack of engineers with education and experience in Oil & Gas, On/offshore industry.
Very good/excellent English skills are required, an additional foreign language/es is a plus.
Experienced specialists with 3– 8/10 years of experience are required.
In total I think there will be about 200-250 job offers.
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text: Technological advancements have led to the development of talking anime body pillows. This artificial intelligence has offered companionship to lonely people and also ensured that these types of people get to speak to someone or a pillow! This is an excellent remedy for reducing depression among the masses.

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GALWAY, Ireland--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Atlantic Therapeutics, a global manufacturer of innovative, garment-based pelvic floor muscle strengthening and nerve stimulation products, announced today (13.11.18) that the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has granted a DeNovo clearance for its INNOVO® therapy device, an externally worn electrical muscle stimulator for the treatment of stress urinary incontinence in adult females.
INNOVO® is the first transcutaneous electrical stimulation continence device to be cleared by the FDA, following results of two randomized controlled trials (RCTs) demonstrating it to be an effective and low-risk device for the treatment for stress urinary incontinence (SUI) in adult females. Atlantic Therapeutics presented key data from its pivotal US trial showing 87.2% of patients were dry or mild of after a 12-week treatment period1, with 93% of patients experiencing improvement in just 4 weeks1. This follows the presentation of data from an earlier sham-controlled RCT conducted in Europe that demonstrated significant improvement across all study endpoints2.
“For the first time, physicians in the U.S. can offer their patients a safe, clinically effective, non-invasive home-based treatment,” said Steve Atkinson, CEO, Atlantic Therapeutics.
With an estimated one third of all U.S. females affected by SUI3, the market potential for INNOVO® is significant, making this big news for the Galway, Ireland, based medical device manufacturer. With recent widespread reports of mesh surgery complications, this is an ideal time to offer a non-invasive option. INNOVO® has an excellent safety record to date, with over 1.5 million therapy sessions delivered by INNOVO® in Europe and no reported device related complications.
Mary Lynne Van Poelgeest-Pomfret, President of the World Federation of Incontinence Patients (WFIP) said, “WFIP is excited to hear that INNOVO® has received FDA clearance, enhancing treatment choice for U.S. patients. We are confident it will change people’s lives; INNOVO® therapy is fully supported by the WFIP."
INNOVO® has been well received by many U.S. organisations and healthcare professionals concerned with the welfare of patients with incontinence.
“INNOVO® offers a new frontline therapeutic option for the millions of American women living with stress urinary incontinence, and in a significant group could delay or prevent the need for higher risk surgery or medical intervention,” said Elizabeth LaGro, Vice President, The Simon Foundation for Continence.
1. ICS 2018, POSTER NO. 235, Roger Dmochowski, Vanderbilt University, Catherine M. Lynch, University of South Florida, Mitchell Efros, AccuMed Research Associates, Linda Cardozo, King’s College Hospital, London.


text: CIOMS International Ethical Guidelines for Biomedical Research Involving Human Subjects, 2009. Available at: http://www.cioms.ch/frame_guidelines_nov_2002.htm. Accessed October 14, 2009.

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Happy Thanksgiving! The holiday weekend begins today for some travelers, one of the top 10 worst travel days according to USA Today. As you finish up your last workday of the week, prep your Thanksgiving side dishes or maybe even dust off an early box of Christmas decorations, catch up with The Gilmore and check out our news of the week!
On May 10 next year, The Gilmore is proud to welcome Igor Levit, a Russian-born German-raised pianist and recent winner of the Royal Philharmonic Society Young Artist Award, to The Gilmore Rising Stars Series. Fun fact: Both Levit and Rising Star performer Louis Schwizgebel were named “New Generation Artists” by the BBC, a distinct honor for promising and accomplished young pianists.
Levit will soon collaborate with Marina Abramovic, whom you may remember from a high profile performance at New York City’s Museum of Modern Art, as well as other performances where Abramovic blindfolds visitors in galleries as they venture through her work. They’ll perform a piece called “Goldberg” together at Park Avenue Armory’s Drill Hall in New York City. The piece is said to be an avant-garde reflection “on music, time, space, emptiness and luminosity,” according to the Armory. It involves ample blending and ambiguity between the roles of audience and performer, which seems fair given Abramovic’s history of interacting with audience members.
Critics also laud Kozhukhin’s solo ability on this US tour, which shows great promise for his solo performance at the Wellspring Theater in May.
If you haven’t been following Conrad Tao, you’ve been missing out. The 2012 Gilmore Young Artist award winner (and 2009-10 Gilmore Rising Star Series performer) somehow balances his studies in the Columbia University/Juilliard School joint degree program with his world tour schedule in addition to various press appearances. Fun fact: Conrad Tao also raps. He recently performed in Boston, and you can catch part of that performance by clicking here.
Orion Weiss is involved in a new and creative project with a marionette theater in Salzburg, Austria (aptly named the Salzburg Marionette Theatre). The 1999 Gilmore Young Artist Award winner provided live musical accompaniment for a “charmingly low-tech” performance last Thursday, Nov. 20.
Lastly, a pianist from the first round of the Gilmore Young Artist awards, Christopher Taylor, has made headlines for a recent performance at the Metropolitan Museum of Art. Like Igor Levit, Taylor offered his perspective on the Goldberg Variations, this time with a different instrument: a stacked set of keyboards. In this case, a picture is worth a thousand words – check out the Wall Street Journal’s coverage with accompanying photos by clicking here.
Kirill Gerstein has his opinions on program selection. But his recent performance – mixing Gershwin’s Rhapsody in Blue with Schoenberg’s Piano Concerto alongside the BBC Symphony Orchestra – speaks for itself in adventurous Hollywood tones. Hear the whole program here.
Gerstein, winner of the 2010 Gilmore Artist Award, recently spoke with the BBC World Service about tone. It’s an interesting listen – find it here. He’ll switch up his jazz/classical program blend for a performance with the Philadelphia Orchestra in their first appearance at the New Jersey Performing Arts Center in nearly a decade – coming January 29 of next year.
The 2006 Gilmore Artist Award winner – Argentina’s Ingrid Fliter, received high praise this month as her recording of Chopin Preludes was selected as Gramophone’s Recording of the Month. Says reviewer Harriet Smith: “No single interpretation of Chopin’s Preludes will ever be enough… [but Fliter] seems to be able to achieve individuality seemingly effortlessly, with cherishable and memorable results.” Pick up the magazine in print to find a guide to the disc’s most memorable moments.
Piotr Anderszewski – who won the Gilmore Artist Award in 2002 – spent an impressive period of time recording Bach’s English Suites 1, 3 and 5. The Guardian’s Andrew Clements gives his two cents on the recordings here. Here a preview of each track here.
Gilmore Artist Award winner of 1998, Leif Ove Andsnes, is currently on a self-proclaimed “Beethoven Journey.” He’s inviting fans to follow this journey on his website by reviewing the highlights on a map of performances and even creating a Beethoven Journey e-card. You can purchase the box set of Beethoven Concertos on his website and follow his journey through tour performances. He’ll visit the US in February with a Boston performance playing – you guessed it – Beethoven’s Concertos!

industry_corpus2: Travel & Geography


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industry_corpus2: Gaming


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Pioneer Machinery overhung Bearing 22332RK KOYO comply either with ISO, ASME or API standards. These Bearing 22332RK KOYOs are available in different designs to meet the requirements for chemical, API, slurry and solids handling processes, as well as industrial processes. Different configurations guarantee reliable and efficient Bearing 22332RK KOYO processes. Numerous sizes, hydraulics and material combinations are particularly well suited for use in applications where uncompromising reliability and efficiency over a wide flow range are key.
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Known by her clients as “a gifted speaker and a brilliant coach,” Robyn teaches leaders how to connect with people in a way that has lasting impact. Robyn Hatcher is an author and communication expert that believes that we all have the inner power to become dynamic speakers and exceptional communicators.
Robyn is a current member of the prestigious New York Women in Communications, Inc. (NYWICI), National Speaker's Association (NSA), Savor the Success, Step Up Women's Network, Writers Guild of America East, Screen Actors Guild, Actors Equity and American Federation of Radio and Television Artists (SAG-AFTRA). Additionally, Robyn served as an appointed member and committee chair of Manhattan's Community Board Five for several years.


text: awsome show. great to see the girls enjoying it so much as well. enough potential to fill a bigger venue next time.


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Today I have been picking Jews’-ears (also known as Wood Ears or Jelly Ears – ed). This is not some nasty anti-Semitic habit; “Jews’-ears” is the name of the lovely velvety-brown fungus that grows on Elder and dead Elm. They are my daughter’s favourite mushroom and the important thing to know about Jews’-ears is this: The ones that grow on Elder are tasty and good to eat but the ones that grow on Elm are poisonous. If you can’t tell the difference between Elder and Elm it might be better just to buy some normal mushrooms from Ray-the-Veg.
You hardly ever find them, or any other fungus come to that, growing on a tree with ivy on it, or on holly, and I suspect that the holly and the ivy, when they are both full grown, exert an anti-fungal influence upon their immediate environment, (I tried singing this in church on Christmas morning but I ended up two bars behind everyone else, somehow it just doesn’t seem to scan,) which might be why some farmers hang holly in their calf pens to prevent ringworm, which is a fungal infection.
To cook Jews’-ears, cut them into strips and fry them in some of that nice butter from Mark-the-Cheese or Steve-the-Truckle, seasoning either with garlic, salt and lots of crispy parsley from Helen-the-Veg, or with Tarragon, which seems to go very well with them.
May God bless us and keep us from nuclear annihilation.
Editors Note: There are many types of British wild fungus which are edible and delicious, but a larger proportion are inedible, and even deadly poisonous. Do not pick wild fungus unless you are 100% certain that you have correctly identified it.

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IMPORTANT: If the edges of your screen are slightly curved then this screen protector will only cover the flat portion of the screen, to prevent the sides from lifting - as with most tempered glass screen protectors. If your device has full curved edges then this screen protector will follow the curve.

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(Matthew 11:28 NIV) ……..even on scary moments/instances illustrated in the bible like Noah and the Ark, Jonah and the whale, Abraham and Issac , Job ( imagine what Job went through haba!!) just to mention a few , you will learn that Gods way is the best way. Now this does not mean that we won’t face trials, for example Celine Dion lost her husband and brother within 2 days ; trust me that’s incredibly difficult to deal with or the refugees fleeing from Syria who got into a boat that eventually capsized because the driver had never navigated a boat in his life and as a result mothers watched their children die while others were lucky , where do you get the strength to pray so this is where our faith comes in ; God is patiently waiting to take control but we must come to him and trust him at all times .
I’m human and I tend to lean towards my abilities sometimes even when I know in my heart that I can just leave it all to God and I don’t have to worry . It’s just that sometimes the problems presents itself in such a way that you feel so weak to pray but I’m happy to let you know that so long as you are a true believer in God , you can tell the devil , My God has this; he will come through for me . I don’t know who is reading this now, and I don’t know what you may be going through but I’ll tell you this for free, God has got you covered , nothing and nothing at all is bigger than God , you can take this to the bank😃.
And on this note, come with me and let’s cast our cares and burden to God this minute to take absolute control of whatever situation that has presented itself before us . God bless you and good night. Please feel free to leave a comment .
I hope you had a lovely weekend . Mine was good although I had a pretty rough day ; my mom fell ill very early this morning but she’s better so I’m quite exhausted . I’m about to have a shower and turn in for the night 😴😴.
I just want to share with you an article from the Positivity blog which I think could be useful . It was written by Henrik so enjoy . Have a blessed week . Lots of love from me to you .
at some point in time.
And that is to think you have to be and do things perfectly.
Because trying to be perfect is setting the bar too high. It will be impossible to reach.
are going in your life. Even though they might be going very well indeed.
imperfect can turn that around.
Here are two ways to start doing that in 2016.
1. Realize the costs of buying into myths of perfection.
sounds so good and wonderful and you want it and want to live it.
around are out of this world.
I get lost in a perfectionistic headspace.
2. Be grateful for what you got and who you are.
you have or one negative thing in your life.
– What is 1 thing I can be grateful for in my life today?
– What is 1 thing I can be grateful for about myself?
ask yourself these two questions early on each morning.

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Written by Jamie Hopkins, the Director of Retirement Research at Carson Wealth. Hopkins is a published author, speaker and thought leader in the area of retirement income planning. His most recent book, "Rewirement: Rewiring the Way You Think About Retirement," details the behavioral finance issues that hold people back from a more financially secure retirement.
A fixed single premium immediate annuity (SPIA) is an investment product that allows the owner to withdraw money when the stock market is up and provides a steady stream of income when stocks decline.
IRAs cannot hold annuities because, like life insurance, annuities are considered prohibited investments if held within an IRA.
The first withdrawals from a non-qualified deferred annuity are considered taxable earnings and may be subject to a 10% early withdrawal penalty tax if made prior to age 59½.
Generally, it is best to purchase a fixed single premium immediate annuity contract (SPIA) when interest rates are low because you will get a higher payout from the annuity than if you purchase the annuity in a high interest rate environment.
One downside with all annuities is that payments stop at the death of the annuitant.
All deferred annuity contracts allow you to cash out your contract within the first two years and receive all of your funds back.
A 50% qualified joint and survivor annuity offered from an employer’s pension plan will pay a stated monthly benefit as long as the participant is alive — and half that amount to a surviving spouse who is the stated beneficiary.
One benefit of holding annuities inside of an IRA is that it exempts the entire IRA from required minimum distributions (RMDs).
When annuities are sold to an individual, the adviser, insurance agent or broker needs to make sure the annuity is suitable for the individual based on their financial situation, financial objectives, risk tolerance, income and other statutorily defined factors.
A deferred variable annuity with substantial tax-deferred internal growth can be exchanged tax-free for another annuity.

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This morning I awoke to a notice that Justin Rohrman, my fellow writer on this blog, had posted a piece trying to explain where startup founders come from. Justin’s not “wrong”, in as far these things can be right and wrong – but as as a former worker at Socialtext, a once-silicon valley darling funded by DFJ, I thought my experiences might add a little flavor to the piece.
So here goes – Matt thoughts on where founders come from, and what that might mean for me, you, and society.
To start a business you really need just two things: Time and Money. In some cases today, you don’t need significant money – companies can rent servers from Amazon to code up the seed of the idea. Still, at some point, “real companies” start to get real bills to pay, often before they are profitable. Even with the no money plan, you still need time — and most people are not willing to give up 7PM-11PM every night, plus six hours on a Saturday, to first develop the skills then build the seedling that might go nowhere.
The founders I saw mostly finished a four-year college degree at an Elite university. In my experience, the real challenge at the Elite schools was getting in and paying for the degree. As Philip Broughton documents in his book Ahead of the Curve, Harvard Business School was willing to throw impressive amounts of help to make sure they graduated – once they got in. The sheer brainpower required to get in to the school, plus commitment to career implied, would be enough to save the “brand” of the school for decades to come.
But then people graduate, and either have a great deal of debt (Average MBA debt at Cornell: one hundred and seventeen thousand dollars) or they don’t. The students with debt need to go get a job, and get one now. A few people can go on to get a doctorate in business administration and start teaching careers, perhaps deferring the debt and taking on more.
Then there are those who graduate without debt, who now have a combination of time and a bit of money. Probably enough to go to graduate school and get that next advanced degree … or not.
For a lot less than the price of a year at law school, the aspiring leader could spend a year in Silicon Valley, perhaps with a few roommates, either hacking together a site or recruiting hackers to create it while attempting to raise venture capital money. That is exactly what Mark Zuckerberg did in 2004, when he moved to Palo Alto for the summer … and never came back.
When you look at the founders of Facebook, IMVU, PlentyOfFish, Airbnb, and so on, you tend to see the same things: Harvard, Princeton, and Yale. My argument today is that correlation is not causation. It’s not that these schools produce amazing people who can do amazing things — or at least, the case is not yet proven. Instead, it is that the people who attend these kinds of schools have the time, money, and support networks to make this type of thing possible. One nice to have: Add the kind of support networks where a failed year in Silicon Valley with nothing to show for is just fine. For example, the right person could reframe the lost year as ‘experience’, then use it and the elite degree to get a product management job at late-stage silicon valley company. The combination of upside with low risk makes that sort of move very attractive, doesn’t it?
After making the software that would eventually become Yahoo Store and selling his stake in a total sale worth $49 million, Paul Graham went on to found Y-Combinator in 2005. Y-Combinator seeks to level the playing field, by providing enough seed money for a founding pair to spend a summer and fall in Silicon Valley (currently up to $120K), in trade for six percent of a company that might or might not exist at the end of the summer. Anyone can apply to these, but the company tries to build a pair of founders that have both the technical and social skills to build a beta-level product themselves, without hiring help. The goal of the beta is to attract the next round of investments, likely in the millions or tens of millions.
This levels the playing field … a little. Now any pair with a CS degree from a medium-quality school and a lot of ambition can get into Y-combinator.
Of course these are all mostly privileged white guys at a very specific place in their lives.
What’s So Magic About Silicon Valley?
It’s fair that a pair of people living in Silicon Valley, without nephews’ birthdays to go to, focused on code and surrounded by a business support network, can do amazingly well. Contrast that to the 30-something with two kids, a mortgage, and a lawn that needs to be mowed, and you begin to understand the why of the system.
Changing it is going to be a lot of work. Instead of complaining about the privilege, I am interested in studying it, trying to replicate it more locally. At the end of his piece, Justin implies a model of starting with consulting, then build-a-product-in-your-spare-time. In order to really succeed at that model, you want to get enough people working as contractors to generate free time during the day — which is exactly what DornerWorks, in my neck of the woods, seems to be doing. It seems like a reasonable model.
You’d better believe we have more to talk about.
Interested to see where you go with this, Matt. I learned a long time ago to keep privilege in mind when considering why some people succeed and others don't. Once you start to look for those patterns, you find them everywhere. I say this as someone who has certainly benefited from family support over the years.
Your post is effective to new business holder.can you tell me how can i start share business with internet.

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July 10, Kerry Caldwell of The Edge Brewing Co. in Boise sustained burns over almost 30 percent of her body in a boil-over accident. The next day she was transported to the Burn Center at the University of Utah, where she continues to receive treatment, and is expected to make a full recovery, according to a post on the Edge Brewing Facebook page.
Boise's beer community being tight knit, a group of local brewers is throwing a fundraiser to benefit Caldwell's recovery at PreFunk-Boise Saturday, July 18, beginning at 3 p.m.
The fundraiser will feature appearances by some of the biggest names in Boise beer, including Edge, Crooked Fence, Sockeye—where Caldwell cut her teeth before striking out on her own—, Woodland Empire, Slanted Rock, Boise Brewing, Payette Brewing Co., Postmodern Brewers and more, as well as a raffle.
All beer and raffle proceeds benefit Caldwell's recovery.


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We intend to present at irregular intervals those women and men who are not with us or not well known, but have made a significant contribution to the blues and its development and / or continue to do so.
There are outstanding artists which we will present. Some of them have not gone beyond their topographical boundaries, many have not received the necessary marketing support, some have become known as "Artist of the Artists". That's a nice way of saying that they are excellent musicians the well known people like to visit regulary for to learn and copy - but they fail to economic success and wide recognition.


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Sign in to our system and click your profile image at the top right corner of the page, then click Organizations.
Click Team in the NavBar along the top, then click Invite someone now.
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They can edit the campaign, post campaign updates, and access funds and financial information, as well as invite/remove team members.
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In the last month or so a kind of stealth move has been taking place in an unlikely energy commodity.
Natural gas, the poster child for overproduction last year as energy prices collapsed seems to have found a bottom. Indeed, if price action is to be believed it is even possible that we are witnessing the beginning of a significant rally in the commodity. Of most interest to investors though is that as gas begins to edge upwards, stocks in the industry are still under pressure.
There is a perfectly logical explanation for that, and it is a product of a basic disconnect in the stock market that often provides opportunities for energy investors. Even though the stock market has a function as a forward discounting mechanism, there is still a tendency for traders to look backwards at times and react to earnings numbers that are, by their nature, a record of what has already happened.
Commodity futures, on the other hand, are, by definition, about the future. Thus, even as the futures market is indicating cautious optimism about natural gas prices, stocks in the industry are being depressed by poor results from the first half of the year.
As a result, both LNG and RRC are close enough to support levels to offer a reasonable exit level if you were to buy here. In the case of LNG a stop at around the $60 level would limit potential losses to 11 or 12 percent, while a stop just below RRC’s 52 week low of $43.88 would represent a cut for around a 9 percent loss if things didn’t pan out. With both stocks offering at least a 20 percent upside if natural gas were to re-establish above the $3 level that makes for a decent risk/reward ratio.
It should be noted that this is a sideways play on rising natural gas prices. Some may prefer the pure play of buying futures which also looks attractive at these levels. On balance, however, given the fact that news of a historical nature has kept LNG and RRC from reacting to the gradual edging up in natural gas, the stocks offer a better play for most investors.
New Silk Road A Disaster Waiting To Happen?

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Compute the in-degree of all nodes and store them in a NodeMap deg.
Put all node n with deg[n]==0 into a queue (or a stack) q.
Get a node n from g. This is the next node in the topological order.
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Information on this page was obtained from Surrogate Court, Troy, Rensselaer Co., NY, will:64:324-325, file 152, and was submitted by the late Janet Derbyshire.
The last will and testament of John W. Witbeck late of the town of East Greenbush in the County of Rensseler deceased. With the proofs thereof as a will of Real and Personal estate. Recorded April 10th 1865.
First, I will that all my debts funeral expenses and gravestones or monument for myself and my beloved wife Catherine be paid by my Executors hereafter named out of my personal property.
Second, I will and bequeath to my son William and to his heirs the farm I now live on & occupy in that is the part of the farm I bought of John Lansing from the west side of the division line between inc and my daughter Barbary wife of Henry W. Witbeck. And also that lot of land I bought of Peter J. Witbeck making one hundred and four acres being more or less with all the buildings and improvements on it reserving that part of the house I now live in from the front door all of the south side of the hall on the lower floor with tea room, kitchen, wood house and all what belongs to it and also part of the stone house and stable, part of the garden, part of the fruit, part of the dooryard and firewood, those reservations she must have as long as she lives. 1 also will her a good gentle horse single carriage cutter and a good set of single harness. Those reservations I will that my beloved wife Catherine shall have and enjoy them as long as she lives and also all my household furniture. I will that the remainder of my personal property after all my debts and expenses are paid by my executors shall be equally divided between my son William and my four daughters, Jane wife of Leonard Whyland, my daughter Barbary wife of Henry W Witbeck, my daughter Catherine wife of Chensey Payn and my daughter Elizabeth Ann wife of Martin P Defreest. If any of them are dissatisfied with my Will and make costs they shall have no part of my property.
Lastly I do nominate contstitute and appoint my son William, my son-in-law Leonard Whyland, my son-in-law Henry W. Witbeck Executors of this my last Will and testament.
Whereunto I set my hand and seal this thirtieth day of June in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and sixty three.
In the presence of us and in the presence of each other and in his presence and at his request subscribed our names as witnesses.
John Vandenbergh, Cornelia Vandenbergh, George M. Vandenbergh, all of the town of East Greenbush.

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The Barbican’s vision is arts without boundaries and it delivers this through world-class arts and learning accessible for everyone. The Barbican presents innovative and groundbreaking new work across the arts and a pioneering creative learning and engagement programme jointly with the Guildhall School of Music & Drama.
The Barbican inspires people to discover and love the arts through free arts events, and programmes such as Young Barbican. We innovate with outstanding artists and performers to create an international programme that crosses art forms. We also celebrate the artists of today and invest in those of tomorrow through learning programmes, from projects in schools to every stage of an artists’ career.
We are currently looking to recruit a Trusts & Foundations Manager to join a thriving Development department. We want someone to act as champion for Trust and Foundations fundraising across the Barbican by maintaining strong cross-departmental relationships, who is also able to contribute and develop the Barbican’s Trusts & Foundations fundraising strategy and lead on its delivery.
You will have a substantial and proven track record of raising money from trusts, foundations and other grant makers as well as statutory funders. Your enthusiasm and passion for the arts will be matched by your ability to successfully identify, secure and steward major gifts across a range of projects and programme areas. You will be skilled at writing compelling proposals and reports, managing budgets, working to deadlines and communicating effectively with colleagues, grant makers and senior volunteers.
1st stage interviews will be conducted w/c 01 April 2019. Late applications will not be accepted.
Alternatively, please contact the Corporate HR on 020 7332 3978 (24hr answerphone) quoting reference BC796. A minicom service for the hearing impaired is available on 020 7332 3732.


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Some cars are parked near the water.
When we draw a line from the sixth pole slightly right along the bush, it is the first line of sight. Then from the third pole alongside the cars is the second line of sight. The cameraman is standing where the lines cross.
This screenshot show us where the GRADs are positioned. We can see two here. One already fired. That's when the boys start filming. Then the second starts firing and this is recorded. The black smoke shows the positions.
Now we can draw two lines starting from the location of the cameraman. One goes between poles 3 and 4 and the other slightly right from number 4.
The speed of sound is 340 meters per second. Visually the last rocket-engine disappears at 40:11. The sound stops at 47:05. It means there are 6 seconds and 18 frames in between them, which is 6,75 seconds. That means the distance is 2.295 meters.
The reddish circle is a distance of 2.300 meters. The yellow line is the direction where we last see the rocket engine. That means that rocket is at the yellow cross. And THAT means the launcher is somehwere at the red crosses. When the first launcher is in visual range of the other, it must be between the green dots and is at the orange cross.
As can be seen, the Ukrainian border is still another 2 kms away. So the GRADs DEFINITELY are on Russian soil.
This is the area where the 79th brigade of Ukraine tries to secure the border crossing of Chervonopartyzansk (= Russian Gukovo).
"Today, near the border of the Luhansk Region, the Ukrainian 72nd batallion, consisting only of 15 Men were loading the corpses in the refrigerator car. At this time, we were fired at by GRAD rockets. Our Soldiers HAD to leave for shelter, but still five got seriously injured. The attacks did not stop, we HAD to retreat. The terrorists fire drove the Ukrainian soldiers on the territory of the Russian Federation, where they were waiting for by the FSB. The team members were arrested, and every single one WAS taken to hospital in the Russian Gukovo. Now, the Hospital is aurrounded by police of the Russian Federation, in the building are dozens of Russian journalists. ATO Guide contacted Border Service of Russia on the border issue of the Ukrainian Side, but they recommended to contact the supreme commander of the armed forces of the Russian Federation and hung up. "
Rocket engine stop at 38:06. Sound stops at 43:20. This is 5:14 frames = 5,6 seconds, corresponds with 1.900 meters.
Note that this is not the first time that Russians are firing GRAD rockets across the border. On July 11th it was the first time when an entire Ukrainian camp/convoy had been destroyed near Zelenopole. see this blog. There it was already reported that the fire came from Russian soil. This is the first time is in recorded on film and can be geolocated and thus undeniably proven that it comes from Russian soil.
Basically the Russians are doing this ALL THE TIME already ...!!! The difference is: now it is filmed and pinpointed down to an exact location.
Red circle = area where the smoke may come from.
As can be seen, there is overlap with the positions in the other two videos.
Still I have some serious questions about this last video. The smoke looks a lot more like smoke from impacts and/or burning things. Neither do we hear any noise from launching GRAD rockets as in the other videos. And we do not see the burning engines of the rockets either. So it looks like Ukraine is shelling back unto the GRAD positions here?
Wow! It means Ukraine is fighting back ON RUSSIAN TERRITORY.
Euromaidan says the town of Provallia is on fire in this video. This could be possible, because the southern part is well in range of the firing in the second video.
It DOES overlap the northern part of the village, but it does NOT overlap the southern part. And it was the Soutern part that may have been in range.
This doesn't mean the village was not hit. Very likely there have been many more launches that have not been recorded.
Nevertheless the smoke seems too close by to be in the village. It looks like the smoke is right behind the tree line. So for now, I still opt for the possibility that Ukraine has been firing back at Russian soil. And they would have been crazy if they didn't!
One might say: "Why didn't Russia blame Ukraine for firing into Russian territory?"
Some guy talking and filming the filming-Location for a long time. I have been told he talks about his childhood etcetera. But the second part gives a good impression of the area.
Russian soldier post photos on his VKontakte-page about his unit shelling Ukraine with heavy artillery from Russian soil. Read blog.
It isn't "team members" but "FSB agents," i.e. literally the source said "Komitetchiki" which is a slang word for FSB, based on the old name for agents of the KGB, which was Komitet gosudarstvennoi bezopasnosti.
Oh, Ukraine :'( My heart just breaks for you. May God Bless you and give you strength in your brave fight against the terrorists.
Ask your minister of defense to 'come clean' with the casualty figure for this Russian outrage. 19 dead doesn't come anywhere close to the numbers of sons, brothers and husbands killed. - some where totally incinerated and of others only isolated body parts were left. more than 60 vehicles including tanks totally destroyed. The men just settling for sleep were killed in their beds. There had to be treachery of some kind for the Russians to strike a target so accurately over a range of more than 40 KM.
Like the number of prisoners taken, and the amount and types of weapons captured by the enemy, Yats, Turchy, Porko and the gang are running a "be happy, we're winning" advertising campaign at the expense of suffering soldiers and real patriots..
+popsiq I am ex Australian Special Forces, fought in 3 wars, and would gladly fight beside your "brothers" against the monster that is Putin's Army and the "pretend ones called "rebels"


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When you are 70 years old and a senior citizen, it is at this age when most people had stopped dreaming about things they haven't achieved yet in life. But Flordeliza Edroso is an exception. She has recently achieved one of her biggest dreams. She had just finished high school at the Valenzuela National High School. Nanay Flor proudly accepted her long-awaited high school diploma, in front of her even prouder husband and kids, as well as the teachers and classmates who have become her second family.
“When I got the call from Jollibee that they were planning a special party for my wife, I became so excited. I told my kids to keep the plan a secret, so that she will be surprised,” said Tatay Aga in Filipino. “I’m very happy that Jollibee thought of giving my wife this amazing treat.” Everybody welcomed Nanay Flor with a bouquet of flowers and a shower of confetti, celebrating as one big family while feasting on Jollibee Spaghetti, Chickenjoy, Chocolate Sundae and other langhap-sarap favorites. Completing the party experience were entertaining performances by the Jollibee crew and fun games, plus a special appearance by everyone’s favorite friend, Jollibee.
“Nanay Flor is an amazing inspiration to all. She has proven that neither age nor social status can stop anyone from achieving their dreams as long as they have determination and the support of their family,” added Ong. “This graduation party also celebrates the strong bond that she has formed with her family at school – classmates and teachers who have cared for her and treated her like their own mother. This uniquely Pinoy dynamic captures the main essence of Jollibee’s campaign where it is innate in every Filipino to treat people close to them as their own family. Nanay Flor shared she feels incredibly happy to finally get her high school diploma, a feat she has always hoped to achieve since she was young, and she feels proud that her success story has inspired many. Now, the new high school graduate is preparing for college, all set to take up Education at the Valenzuela Polytechnic College, where Valenzuela Mayor Rexlon Gatchalian offered her a scholarship.


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Deborah Andrew started her career as a real estate salesperson on 1998. Over the following 9 years as a salesperson, her high ethical standards and commitment to delivering outstanding customer service saw her achieve outstanding sales results.
Following her success, and with a wealth of knowledge about the property market and the local area, Deborah’s move into a management position was a natural progression. She now leads a team of 9 qualified salespeople and a rental department in the Waiuku branch, which covers the areas for West Franklin, Waiuku and the Awhitu Peninsula.
A family orientated person, Deborah is very proud of her two daughters and enjoys spending her free time with her husband Grant and their grandchildren. Grant’s hobby is motorbikes and Deborah is a willing passenger on a weekend run. They live on a ½ acre property in Waiuku which makes the most of the rural outlook.
Deborah belongs to The Franklin Business and Professional Women’s Club (as a member since the year 2000) and has attended 5 previous conferences as a delegate for this association. 2011 sees her take on the role of 1st Vice President of her local Club.
James was born and bred in Waiuku in 1959 & lived in what is now the Waiuku Museum (at that time it was the fire station with accommodation) till the age of 18 months, before moving to the family farm at Glenbrook, where another seven children were soon added to the family.
James spent time in the NZ Navy as a marine engineer and then worked for the Railways at Otahuhu which eventually led to getting a job at NZ Steel on their Rail Crew. He moved on to Agricultural Contracting locally and then in the Rangitikei before moving back to the Waiuku district.
In 2016 James and wife Rose started their own bus company, JR Coachlines. The business grew very quickly from just two coaches to four, as well as a van and two cars for airport shuttles and other transfers.
James has an interest in the local community and this is why he joined the WB&DA two years ago to help drive this community forward.
Sarah Lochead-MacMillan is a business coach, mentor, speaker and trainer. She came to the shores of New Zealand in 2006 and moved to Waiuku 6 months later.
Since 2009 Sarah has developed a strong banking and mentoring advisory service, establishing the SLM Group to help businesses effectively deal with banks and achieve profitable growth.
to help business people better understand networking in order to create sales and income through successful and sustainable face to face networking.
Julie has a background in nursing, floristry, house renovation and helped run a Painting & Decorating business for 16 years not forgetting 20 years experience in parenting.
Julie’s reason for joining the WBDA committee this year is to get more involved with towncentre planning and development and working alongside an already great team. She has had 10 years experience in owning and running a local retail clothing business.
My husband Rod and I bought Cocky’s Corner Timber and Hardware 12 years ago and the business has gone from handwriting everything to going computerised over that time.
We love living in Waiuku and that was why I joined the WB&DA committee 11 years ago. I figured that if you move to a new town then you need to get involved. During the 11 years I’ve been involved with the Waiuku Christmas Parade, and arranging Mix and Mingles for our members throughout the year. If you are interested in hosting a Mix and Mingle, please get in touch. I love being involved and try to help out in any way that I can.
Sherilyn is an Authorised Financial Adviser and risk insurance specialist with over 30 years’ experience in financial services.
She started her career in Banking in 1984 and worked her way up into management roles before finding her true calling as a mortgage broker. She found her niche in the non-bank market, providing short term solutions and exit strategies to home owners in financial difficulty, as well as helping first home buyers and people looking for advice about refinancing. Sherilyn has built, bought and sold properties so has first-hand experience with investment and new build lending.
She lives locally and has recently opened a branch of Mike Pero Mortgages and Insurance in Waiuku. As a business owner and board member she is excited about being more involved in her local community. As part of her commitment she is a major sponsor/supporter of Waiuku College and supports Womens Refuge and Children in Need.
As a parent she is passionate about safety for families and community development that creates a positive community spirit. Joining the WBDA was an opportunity to be more involved with this, as a member of a dedicated and experienced team.
I believe that the Waiuku Subdivision needs a strong and vibrant voice that follows through on promises.
I’m married with three children and have spent 23 years serving the community in a variety of roles including a three year period as a Franklin District Councillor, where I chaired the Safer Community Council and set up the Youth Advisory Board, allowing young people to positively engage with the development of their community.
I am passionate about community development and safety and have worked as a Police Officer and a Youth Justice Manager. I am currently the CEO of a National Youth Development Charity that works in partnership with the Police.
As a member of Team Franklin I will be better placed to work collectively within the team environment to ensure effective and efficient use of your rates for the betterment of your community.
My name is Sharlene Druyven and I am the Town Manager for Waiuku. My role is to support and advocate on behalf of Waiuku businesses. This is achieved through working with council, advising on bylaw changes, submissions, providing networking opportunities and creating proactive ways to attract and sustain new businesses moving to the area.
As Waiuku is the tourist area of West Franklin, supporting tourism is essential. We also create, help fund and run events that not only advertise Waiuku but support the town economically going forward.
I was born and bred in Waiuku, spent time overseas and in Auckland working in the hospitality and healthcare industries, telecommunications training roles and advertising sales before returning to work in Waiuku.
I am passionate about supporting the town manager and representing the Waiuku Business & Development Association in helping Waiuku grow and prosper through our services, community events, the Information Centre and by providing a central communication ‘hub’ between organisations.


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If you are a designer you should sign and date the design documents and records should be kept of the design document and importantly the design process. It is essential that the date of the first marketing of the articles be recorded. If an infringement action is to take place the first dates will be required to prove the date from which the right runs and subsists.
We are often asked as to the connection or similarities with copyright, registered designs and design right. A design may be protected by copyright, design right and registered design. If you were to sue for infringement of design you could do so in respect of registered designs and copyright. However you could not sue for both copyright and design right. If an action for copyright action is possible then in accordance with section 226 of the Copyright Designs and Patents Act 1988 an action for design right may not be brought. It is usual for both design right and copyright to be pleaded in the alternative ie "one or the other" . This does not apply to registered designs which stands on its own and an action can be brought irrespective of design or copyright infringement.
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I have some of the most adorable horses in the world. Esme, the chestnut on the left, has found a new home and will be leaving theoretically tomorrow to go live at Willow Tree stables with her new owner. I'll miss her, but I totally adore her new owner and I know she'll be happy and well cared for.
...And while much of the rest of the employed world is sitting in chairs and typing on keyboards and planning and discussing and presenting various real-worldy kind of things, I will soon be at my job, where I am essentially paid to play in the mud with big, friendly fuzzy creatures while teaching others to do the same.
I have recently found myself super motivated to do anything but sit at the computer. I've come out of a funk that I hadn't even realized I was in, and I'm planning gardens, cutting firewood, preserving seasonal food, baking like mad and pretty much running around like a crazy person.
It's nice to be a crazy person again.
Have you ever made cranberry syrup? It's super easy!
Simply take cranberries and bring them to a slow boil in just enough water to cover them. In this case I used 13oz of local cranberries (isn't Michigan cool? We can grow everything from cranberries to kiwis!) and 3 cups of water, with a sprinkling of sugar and a pinch of meyer lemon zest. I'll boil it until it looks right and then I'll strain it through cheese cloth, let it cool and package it up for freezing. I might freeze it in ice cube trays! Oo!
The best part of all is listening to it boil as the cranberries Pop Pop Pop!
I am Thankful (this is my thankful face^).
In the past, I've felt like writing the whole "I am thankful for..." thing was ridiculously primary-school. It always felt forced and stuffy. I am thankful for my dog and my house and my Polly Pocket.
It really wasn't until this year that I realized that listing what we're thankful for isn't just listing; It's committing. It makes the writer bear a part of them self in a concrete way and it makes the writer really ponder the things in their life.
If you still feel like its primary-school-like, well... too bad.
I'm thankful for the bountiful harvests that occur around me each year, both naturally and cultivated.
I'm thankful for the beauty in the world, and my ability to pause and take it in.
I'm thankful for the silly in the world and my husband's neverending ability to make me laugh harder and longer.
I'm thankful to have been born into a supportive, albeit strange family, and to have married into a family just as supportive, albeit a little more "normal".
I'm thankful for my life, my passions and my endless daydreams.
I am also thankful to be part of a blossoming digital community that comes together, via blogs and social networking to discuss, learn, challenge and inspire one another.
Thank you readers and NDiN contributors.
I spend a pleasant afternoon with some great friends yesterday, old and new (I can't tell you how exciting it is to have a new friend... life gets a little stale as a homesteader, especially if you're prone to hermit-like behaviors like I am). We went to lunch and then over to the big expo center in Novi for the Novi Equestrian Expo - Michigan's Finest Horse Equestrian Expo. This is kind of a misnomer, as the Lansing Stallion Expo in March is far better as far as programming, setup, turnout and venue, but I digress.
We wandered the shopping areas and I managed to talk myself and some friends into buying new Roeckl riding gloves (mother of god they're expensive!) and I found the perfect cowboy boots for my little brother, Ben. I call him my little brother (speaking of misnomers) because he's six years younger than I am, but he's probably ten inches taller than I am, too.
I also picked up some of the best machined socks I've ever worn. They're from a local alpaca farm (Williamston Alpaca Shoppe), and the woman raises Suri alpacas (super soft fiber), barters for Huacaya fiber (stronger, less soft) and has it combined, milled, spun and machined into boot socks which she sells at her store and at various expos and fairs. They weren't cheap, but I can tell you that they definitely beat out smartwool socks any day, and they were comparable in price. Plus, they're local!
After milling about the vendor areas, we meandered over to the demonstrations and sat. It's hard for me to go to these expos and take pleasure out of the demos, usually. There are a couple trainers in the area (who I will avoid naming, obviously) that I think are outright terrible. In particular, the one trainer bills herself as being a centered, balanced and gentle trainer; Her horses look stiff, there is no bend and no grace, and because this woman has shown at upper levels she has a massive following.
Let me hop up on my soap box for a second and talk about the Golden Curse.
My trainer, growing up, often talked about the Golden Curse. When people who have lots of money they often buy the horses with 10 out of 10 star movement. These are horses that have Olympic, or at least Grand Prix potential.
These same people then want to get to the highest levels the fastest, so they employ a huge battery of methods to do so. This includes using gadgetry, strappy-tie-down-thingies, working the horses too much too fast, developing the wrong muscles, and basically creating the equivalent of over-processed horses (think McDonalds food - Fills you up, leaves you unhealthy).
They started with 10 star movement, and because these horses are so amazing, naturally, their crappy training brings them down to 7-8 star movement and they still go to the top levels. They score well because the judges are looking for horses in a certain "frame" and despite the fact that these horses don't have the muscle or balance to be in that "frame" correctly, they do well at shows. Unfortunately, like any athlete trying to perform above their body's capabilities, these horses often break down by ten years old. You rarely hear of horses in the Olympics competing beyond the age of ten, and when you do, they're the horses that clean up and continue to come back year after year because they are correctly trained.
Cut to trainers like me. My horses have average movement. 5 star. I can't afford anything more. With slow, balanced, light and correct training my horses have the capacity to be ridden with 6, 7 or even 8 star movement. We all average out, but because most judges see the 10 star horses moving at 80% capacity consistently, they get the better scores. Never mind the fact that the horses have pinned ears and swishing tails, or that they have severe bits or cranked nosebands. They look miserable. The one trainer had a student riding her horse like that. The horse easily could've moved out into a fantastic gate, but was stuck in an outright abusive bit and had developed an S curve (swan neck) to it's neck. Ew. Ew. Ew.
Definitely hopping off the soap box.
So we watched the demos and gritted our teeth. I found where I used to giggle at the silly training mistakes some of the demonstrators would make, I now cringe and watch the horses bear everything simply for the love of their owners. They're simply amazing animals.
The last demo we watched was a cowboy with his overo (type of spotting) trick horses. He had the loudest colored Fresian I've ever seen - 50/50 black and white pinto. The bizarre thing is that usually when you see a rare-colored horse (Fresians are almost always solid black - in fact I don't think the spotted horses can be registered as purebreds) they are built like mongrels, and their color has come about from poor choices in color-genetic-focused breeding. This guy was actually considerably more "correctly" built than most, so I totally swooned over him. Of course then I learned his name was "Crusader" and that his owner is a "Cowboy for Christ" (his other horses were Apostle and Pastor...*PalmForeheadSmack*) I'm not atheist or anything, but GEEZUZ. Crusader? Really? I lost interest quickly, after that.
The expo was a nice way to spend an afternoon away from home. I get so caught up in things around the farm that I get a little too "in my head" and find myself talking to plants and musical instruments and stuff, so this was a mental health day for me - that's for sure!
Well, the Dark Days of Winter Challenge, hosted this year by Laura from Urban Hennery and the whole crew (including myself) over at Not Dabbling in Normal, is getting ready to kick off... It begins November 27th and will run through March 31st, so I hope you're ready for some serious SOLE scavenging! SOLE stands for Sustainable, Organic, Local and Ethical - the four main principles guiding this challenge.
By signing up for the Dark Days Challenge, I am committing to cooking at least one SOLE meal a week. After that, I'll be posting about it here on my blog, and then weekly or biweekly we'll be recapping all of the participants' posts over at Not Dabbling. It's going to be intense! Last year there were tons of participants, and this year we're trying to work together to get even more!
I've been preparing by freezing local produce and eggs. This morning, my lady-chickens actually had left five eggs for me! This is a record. I think they loved the slightly sunny, warm weather we had yesterday so they went into overdrive. I had been getting an average of one and a half eggs a day, so.. Woo!
Some of my girls lay the most beautiful green and blue eggs (they're Easter Eggers - poorly breed Americaunas - mutts); the others lay light and chocolaty brown eggs, and the recent influx of nice-weather-at-the-end-of-the-season eggs means I have enough to freeze. I'm also planning to blow these eggs (as well as freeze the innards - dual purpose!) to use to make some Christmas presents. They're such pretty colors, it's hard to resist!
This leads me to my next question: Are you planning an ethical Christmas this year? Do you plan to do your holiday preparation and shopping Conscientiously? If so, I have another challenge that we'll be announcing soon - Stay tuned!
Jeremy and I decided to go to bed fairly early last night. We had planned to go to a movie but, upon completing a mediocre dinner out, we gave in to our old-fogey-ness and skipped the movie to go home instead (after a quick stop at the bookstore).
He has just returned from a comic convention in North Carolina, and his returning flight was such that he'd been up since the wee hours of the morning (after some late and ruckusy comic-book-geeky nights previously) so he was ready to crash. I was fairly wired for the trip home but as soon as my eyes spotted the nice warm covers I was a slave to sleep. It was nice to get some rest... while it lasted.
Around 3:30AM (which is the time that my brain likes to wake up and be super manic if I so much as stir while sleeping) I heard a loud crash from across the room. I listened quietly to discern which animal had done what terrible act and sure enough, moments later, I heard a very low "Mrrrrrrerrrremrrr..." This is the sound of our tomcat mumbling a growl around carefully mouthed, fuzzy body of a mouse. I'd know that sound anywhere.
Just as I hit that critical moment of sleep that accompanies brain-shut-uppedness, I hear it... "Scrunch, squish, crunch, crunch, squish..." To anyone who has ever done small animal taxidermy, this is the high tambered, gristly sound of a rodent skull being slowly cut into... or masticated, in this case, by Harrison. He doesn't normally eat his mice, so the shock of this was jolting enough that I quickly found myself out of bed and chasing him around the room, mouse body complete with stringy brains hanging from his mouth and dragging all over the floor. Finally I caught him and shook him around a bit until he spit the poor ragged body out onto one of my sweatshirts. Ew.
Anyway, after this, attempting to sleep was pretty futile for a while. I lay in bed quietly daydreaming of pastries and sweet, of how I'm going to arrange my market booth and how I'm going to display my baked goods. It wasn't a bad experience, but it definitely would've been more welcome at a time other than four in the morning. I eventually managed to get back to sleep right before the sky began to lighten, and then of course I was greeted by the Bremen town musicians chorusing below my window, complete with ducks, roosters and sheep.
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Select/Ingest/Browse: PhotoMechanic. There isn't a better choice for pros on the market, and even some Lightroom lovers have discovered that there are reasons to use PhotoMechanic at the front end, especially if time is of the essence. If you're doing sports coverage, for instance, you'll find there isn't a faster way to chose your selects, get them tagged/commented properly, and get them off to your photo editor. That's the reason most of us working pros use it: the ability to go from camera to news or stock bureau as quickly as possible. Drawback: Photo Mechanic could use a real do-over by a UI fanatic. The whole tag/selection mechanism is a mishmash of menu commands that are illogical (you can't untag separate from selection, either). Good alternative: FastRawViewer.
Raw Conversion: Varies with need. For quick and dirty conversions, I use Adobe Converter Raw (ACR), typically with many tweaks for the camera I’m shooting. For problem images or specific situations, I'll sometimes use RPP (Mac), CaptureOne, or DxO. I’m currently experimenting with Luminar and ON1 Photo RAW. My use can also vary depending upon which camera I'm shooting, as different raw converters tend to do better jobs with different cameras. Drawback: nothing is "perfect." Every program I use has things about it that are better than others, other things that are worse.
Nik Color Effects 4, Nik Sharpener, Nik Silver Efex Pro, and Nik Dfine. While I can generally do the things that these products do via lots of Photoshop chicanery, it's usually just faster and easier to use these Nik tools.
Topaz Suite. A lot of duplication with the other suites I use, but some of the Topaz tools simply do unique things that I can’t do other ways.
Macphun Creative Kit. Again, a lot of duplication with the other suites, but again some of the Macphun tools accomplish things better and faster than the others.
Piccure+. I’ve taken to this deconvolution sharpener (as opposed to unsharp mask sharpeners) for low level detail, even though it is slow compared to the other solutions. I'm not listing the URL for this product as it is not currently available for purchase due to the death of one its creators. Best alternatives: Topaz InFocus, Focus Magic.
Browse/Output: Lightroom. Huh? Yep, I sometimes use Lightroom as the last program my images touch. Lightroom is a great outgester, delivering JPEGs, Web pages, Slide Shows, books, and yes, prints from your personal printer. Yes, I believe Lightroom prints better than Photoshop. And it delivers JPEGs the size and shape I want them faster than any other batch tool, too. Drawback: I'm only using a small part of Lightroom's abilities. Plus I’m essentially ingesting images again at the end of my workflow.
What am I running these on? A maxed out MacBook Pro 15” Touch Bar Retina, and an iMac 27” Retina 5K that's also been tricked out. Suggestion: maximum RAM and SDD drives increase performance for image processing more than CPU/GPU. Also make sure you have a fast (minimum USB 3.0) card reader.


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► SCTimes Prep Sports Report with Tom Elliott: With the prep football playoffs starting Tuesday night, join Tom Elliott and Mick Hatten for a special Prep Sports Report. They will have the latest on area football playoffs and other prep sports. Plus, of course, look for picks and predictions live on sctimes.com at about 5:30 p.m. Tuesday.
► Mick Hatten and Dave Schwarz will be at Husky Stadium as Osseo takes on St. Cloud Tech in the first round of prep football playoffs. Kickoff is at 7 p.m.
► Tom Elliott will be at Apollo High School as Little Falls takes on Apollo in the first round of prep football playoffs. Kickoff is at 7 p.m.
► Prep volleyball playoffs are underway. Live updates, photos and video are planned from a match yet to be determined. Check back for those details before Thursday.
► Tom Elliott and Dave Schwarz will have live updates, photos and video as Sauk Rapids hosts the winner of Osseo-Tech in second round prep football playoffs. Kickoff is at 3 p.m.
► Other potential events to cover include more prep football, the boys state soccer tournament and St. Cloud State hosting Bemidji State in football. Check back later in the week for the details.

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