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Lets have a Quick Look at the Busiest Days of the Year for Retail Sales. Black Friday is term which originally coined in 1966, it’s been the busiest day for shopping ever since 2005. Black Friday is the followed by the thanksgiving, which is not a holiday but it’s the start of the Christmas shopping season. Hence it’s a time to keep your eyes and ears open for all major offers and save some money as well as to buy something nice for yourself and your family.
Keep your eyes and ears open for all major offers for which you have been waiting all the year, may be its time to buy the cardigan which you always wanted to buy but never could as it was bit our your reach, but black Friday rewards only those who are quick on their feet if you are an offline shopper, and those with quick and nimble fingers if you are online shopper. Either its hunting season for everyone, online or offline. So happy shopping.
Time make some money as the peak shopping season starts, start early with your marketing and keep your offer under a time frame right from the start time to closing time of the offers which will keep your customers at the edge of their seat to buy products, and make sure that you do provide best service even amidst all the chaos within that season cause trust me that’s the one thing that your competitor are ignoring and that will make you stand apart from the crowd.
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I would like to thank you for your support and journeying with me thus far. As you recall, in December2016, I completed my training with Redcliffe College in conjunction with Wycliffe Bible Translators. Additionally, I undertook a course with Elim's Mission Academy in 2017. All this training has been to prepare me to work in Scripture Engagement. I arrived in Chad in April 2018.
My first eight months were spent mainly in N'Djamena where I was Housing co-ordinator. This worked out perfectly. Not only did it afford me the opportunity to gain an understanding of how the organisation functions but also, it enabled me to attend a couple of courses in Chadian Arabic - which took place on the SIL centre.
As I seek to become more focused on my role, I will be moving to the Guera (central Chad) where the next six months, approximately, will be spent language-learning and gaining an understanding of Chadian culture. I am also praying for some rich relationships.
I come from a Christian home and accepted Jesus as my Lord and Saviour in my mid-teens. It was sometime around the early years of my commitment to Jesus that I really read about Paul’s missionary journeys and mentioned to the Lord that I wouldn’t mind doing something like that! After beginning work, I spent several years being in touch with mission organisations but nothing connected with me. Life changed, I changed and this desire somehow became less focussed. Language-learning however, remained a passion. Sometimes I would chide myself for the resources I was spending trying to get to grips with French and Spanish without a vision of how I would use them.
Between 2005-2006, I took a year out and worked with four organisations in four different parts of the world, just doing different things. In 2007 I talked with my senior pastors about this year out. On the basis of our conversation, I decided to attended a Windows on Wycliffe week-long presentation. This I did in 2009. One of the displays invited readers to consider what God’s Word meant to them. I thought of the impact the Bible has had on my life. At the end of the week I told the Lord that I would apply to Wycliffe, in a number of years time, if I still felt the same way. I was accepted by Wycliffe in 2016.
Exciting things! A couple has just completed the New Testament in Guerguiko, one of the languages spoken in the Guera. It has been accepted for printing and it is anticipated that its dedication will be held in 2019. Additionally, I hear of instances of people from all kinds of backgrounds wanting to know more about the work we do.
At a personal level, my prayer is that I will find 'my place' and that my work will add to the excellent work already done (and being done).
We thank God for the arrival of some new members to the team but we continue to pray that all current 'vacancies' will be filled, that we will have access to funds to boost capacity in a number of areas as well as to carry out essential work to the local SIL centre, in N'Djamena. As my work location changes, my personal aspirations remain to fit well into the existing team and work effectively to advance the excellent work that is already being done.
It is difficult to be rigid on this point at present as there is much to learn. I know that I would like to be involved in an Oral Bible story project but there are other areas that I would like to consider as my skills, language fluency and understanding of the culture develop.

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Peter non ha viaggi futuri.
Peter ha gia' soggiornato presso 3 homestay.
I was very well looked after at Catherine and Etienne's wonderful apartment. The bed was super comfortable and, from the bedroom, one could step out through the French window onto a lovely, private terrace and enjoy a quiet evening drink there. And from the breakfast table set at the other end of the terrace, one has a clear view of the Eiffel Tower! But most of all, I appreciated the opportunity to listen to and speak French within a family setting and being made to feel totally at home. Thank you!

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Quite the provocative window display, no?
You didn't think I wouldn't share any more of my Berlin shopping experiences with you, did you? Well, one of the shops I enjoyed visiting and shopping in most while in Berlin was COS in Neue Schönhauser Strasse 20.
I actually had to visit twice and although I only got a couple of things for myself, I totally loved that shop!
Baggy, high-waist khaki shorts with matching tie belt.
I have discovered these past few years that the only way for me to do short shorts in summer and avoid looking like a tramp is by going for a really baggy, oversize and generally old-school safari style. And since my old ones from Bershka are about 5 years old now and starting to fall apart, I decided to splurge on some new COS ones. And you've already seen them on action in my previous post, along with the Laura Laine tank top.
I think it will look great as a statement piece worn with total-black outfits. I've already did a test-drive with a black tee above and I love it!
Bonus, it was 50% off. Gotta love those mid-spring sales!
I.WANT.THIS.NECKLACE! How do you always manage to make me jealous?!?
tin kitrini fousta tin eides?!?!!?!?
erwtas me tin prwti matia alla dystyxws to portofoli itan idi adeio!
Your trench with your tights and grey shoes. Really nice.
And I'm jealous of all your Accessorize statement necklaces!
Την είδα, και μια κοραλί πιο μακρια και πολλά άλλα, αλλά για μια φορά κρατήθηκα και πήρα αυτό που πραγματικά χρειαζόμουνα. Δεν ξέρω πως το έκανα αυτό, μην με ρωτήσεις.
Thanks girl! They're both really old and have been featured here in this blog tons, that's why I didn't mention them.
Κανονίστε να πάτε με τα παιδάκια, θα ξετρελαθούν στο aquarium και εσύ στα ψώνια. Δεν γίνεται κανα tattoo convention εκεί?
Ooooh, well done, lady! I am LUSTING after both the shorts and that gorgeous neckpiece.
i LOVE COS! and that necklace.. DROOL! how much was it then after the 50%?
I think it must have been something like 12 or 13 euros, and it's real leather too!
χαχα, και να φανταστείς έχω ένα τέτοιο καπέλο visor και το φοράω αυστηρά και μόνο σε ερημικές παραλίες όταν δεν με βλέπει σχεδόν κανένας! δεν μου πάει καθόλου, αλλά είναι τόσο πρακτικό γιατί δεν ζεσταίνεται τόσο το κεφάλι σου και δεν στο παίρνει ο αέρας.
Ohhhhhh!!! I am madly in love with that necklace!!!!!!
never heard of that brand name, is it german?
they should be called "Lopi-os" their clother are totally Lopi-esque!!!
awesome shorts and that is the coolest necklace! you found some great stuff!
I loved your blog,it's absolutely one of my favourites by far!
Please visit my blog,I'd love to know what you think!

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Things don’t end in a Single moment.
My words pleased and hurt her.
Words can be dangerous things.
We should always weigh our words.
To be gentle like my poetry.
Nor did she read beneath mine.
I had a lot of complaints.
But the storm will eventually subside.
Revealed in one master stroke.
But neither I or you can take it.
And doesn’t hate me where I faltered.
Why we did the things we did ?

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text: Kentucky based singer-songwriter Jasmine "Wonky Tonk" Poole, is an artist who is never afraid to put it all out there and leave a piece of herself behind. As a young girl, she was told that "Cowgirls get up in the morning, decide what to do and do it." With a sound that touches on folk, Americana, country, and bluegrass, all anchored by a touch of honky tonk and propelled by her punk attitude, Poole clearly took that advice to heart and applied it to her music. Described as falling somewhere between First Aid Kit, Modest Mouse and Tune Yards, and with influences such as Loretta Lynn, Poole paves her own creative path on her LP release, Stuff We Leave Behind, available now.

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Best Buy also offers free shipping or store pickup for this item.
Costco is selling the Samsung Ultra HD Blu-ray player for $349 (after a manufacturer’s instant rebate). Frys Electronics has the player for $347 with store pickup available.
Philips is the only other company selling a 4k Ultra HD Blu-ray player in the US (more details on the Philips BDP7501 here). But Panasonic’s DMP-UB900 is expected to ship in September, albeit with a suggested retail price of $699.

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For the first time in the 9 years that DWUK has been running we are going to Wales.
We normally run most of our rounds in the South East and South West of the UK but this year we are crossing the bridge and going to Ramps Skate Park in Llanelli Wales where Adam Williams (Owner of Ramps Skate Park and Ex Pro MTB Freestyle rider) has built an awesome set of jumps at the side of the Skate Park.
On the 5th of August (8 days away) we will be taking over Ramps Dirt Park for Round 4 of the series.
The Park will be open from 2pm on the 4th of August (Saturday) for riders who want to get a bit of extra practice in and they will also get the use of the Ramps Skate Park outside Park untill 9pm all for the cost of £6.00 (payable to Ramps Skate Park on Entry). Please do not just turn up and start riding, Check in at the Skate Shop first.
There is a Cafe onsite that will be open until around 7pm and onsite facilitys as well as portaloo's at the Dirt Park.
The Cafe will be open from 8am onwards so for all of you who want to get a good breakfast in this should be your first stop.
We will be starting signing in at 10am until 11am. Enrty £40.00 once you have signed in the jumps will be open for joint practice untill 12pm.
This is going to be one of the best rounds of the year so make sure you get yourselfs over to Llanelli and check it out.

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Pictured: The East African countries of Kenya and Ethiopia have an amazing record when it comes to long-distance running at the Olympics.
The East African countries of Kenya and Ethiopia have historically been very successful when it comes to long-distance running at the Olympics. In modern times, Kenya have dominated the 3,000m steeplechase event while Ethiopia have dominated the 5,000m and 10,000m running events. In the same way that the Caribbean island of Jamaica appears to have a stranglehold on the sprints, East Africa appear to have mastered Olympic long-distance running; giving them a constant source of medals as a result.
With Athletics Kenya successfully dodging a complete Olympic ban for Rio 2016, after a number of their athletes failed doping tests, Rio 2016 looks set to be no different from other Games of recent times – with Kenya and Ethiopia aiming to bag themselves a big heap of medals from the long-distance running events in Brazil this summer. What’s the driving force behind this ongoing success at Olympic level? Why have the countries of Ethiopia and Kenya been able to dominate competitive running in such a way? Here at Mpora, we decided to find out.
Does Geography Play A Part In East Africa’s Running Success?
Pictured: The Rift Valley runs across East Africa and has produced a number of the world’s greatest ever long-distance runners.
Interestingly, the majority of East Africa’s successful runners come from three mountainous districts that run beside the Great Rift Valley. In Kenya, most of the country’s successful runners come from Nandi. In Ethiopia, most of the country’s successful runners come from Arsi and Shewa.
It has been said that such locations benefit long-distance runners because “altitude natives,” as they’re known, are on the receiving end of the positive effects that long-term exposure to the mountain air can bring. This mountain air, when combined with endurance training, leads to an increase in red blood cells. More red blood cells, as you’ll know if you paid attention during your school’s science lessons, means that your body has more oxygen-storing hemoglobin passing through your veins. It also means carbon dioxide can pass more efficiently through your body.
This theory about training at high-altitude, and the increased efficiency this can lead to in the runner’s body, definitely makes a lot of sense. However, to say that geography is the only factor behind Kenya and Ethiopia’s running success does not tell the whole story. After all, there are people in Mexico, the Andes, and large parts of Central Asia that live above 2,000m. The fact that these areas do not come close to matching the success of Nandi, Arsi, and Shewa suggests there are other factors at play in the long-distance running success of East Africa.
Does History Play A Part In East Africa’s Running Success?
Pictured: Abebe Bikila is an Ethiopia long-distance runner who won the marathon at the 1960 Olympics…barefoot.
John Bale and Joe Sang wrote about the historical factors at play in Kenya’s running success in ‘Kenyan Running: Movement Culture, Geography and Global Change.’ In their prize-winning book, Bale and Sang highlighted the influence that missionaries and British military-figures had in promoting modern athletics in the area.
Once formal running had taken root in this part of the world, it would appear that a tradition of long-distance became self-perpetuating. Countries like Mexico, for example, did not go through such a considered drive towards athletics and that is why they do not have the same record of Olympic track-success as East Africa.
It would seem then that Kenya’s and Ethiopia’s modern day success in long-distance running at the Olympics is the combined result of both their geography and history. However, there are other factors that need to be considered before we shut up the investigation and walk away.
Have Financial Rewards Played A Part In East Africa’s Running Success?
Pictured: The financial incentives for East Africans looking to make it as an elite-level athlete shouldn’t be overlooked.
One factor of East Africa’s ongoing running success at the Olympics that shouldn’t be overlooked are the financial incentives on offer for the athletes of Ethiopia and Kenya. The average salary in Kenya, for example, is 146,016 Kenyan Shillings. In our currency, this translates to just £1,000 per annum. A similar economic situation exists in Ethiopia and it’s easy to see how this might lead young runners to pursue a career in the world of professional athletics (where the financial rewards are potentially far greater).
The fact that people from these areas are able to see how successful so many other runners from these areas have been only acts as further inspiration for them. The Ethiopian town of Bekoji, population – 17,000, for example has won a total of 16 Olympic medals; 10 of them gold.
When so many people from one place and/or region have had success in long-distance running, it’s not difficult to understand why so many young people from that area view running as a viable career choice. The world’s best athletes are able to feel the financial benefits of sponsorship deals, and all that this entails. A chance to make a nicer life for one’s self, and one’s family, should definitely be considered when looking at why East Africa has such a good track record at producing top level long-distance runners.
Does Biology Play A Part In East Africa’s Running Success?
The racial profiling of Kenyans and Ethiopians as being better runners entirely because of their genetics is considered by many to be typical of a western society that constantly needs to justify sporting success with radical explanations (even if evidence to back these radical theories up is anything but concrete).
It’s worth noting, however, that credible voices in both the world of sport and the world of science have cited that the build of East African runners (influenced by things such as nutrition) might well play a part in the huge success Kenya and Ethiopia have enjoyed in the Olympic long-distance running events over the years.
Ben Oakley for example, a Senior Lecturer at the Open University in Sport and Fitness, has discussed how East African runner’s lightweight bodies could be a significant factor in their triumphs at the upper echelons of competitive running. Oakley has also stated that having a small and lightweight frame is ideal when competing in high temperatures because it’s easier for the body to dissipate heat. When you factor in the high heats often seen at summer Olympics, joining the dots isn’t exactly too much of a stretch.
Researchers have also studied the lower energy use of East African runners compared with Caucasian runners. Their research, around the term “running economy”, reveals that because East African runners often carry a few less grams on their feet and ankles they need less energy to maintain a quick pace and therefore have a better chance of Olympic glory.
Does Psychology Play A Part In East Africa’s Running Success?
Pictured: Many people believe that Kenyan and Ethiopian runners have a mental edge over their competitors.
When weighing up why East Africa has historically been so successful at long-distance running, it’s worth considering the psychological strengthening that occurs to young athletes in Kenya and Ethiopia.
When growing up as a runner in East African countries, you’re bound to start believing on some level that the weight of history is on your side and that long-distance runners from your part of the world are simply superior to those from elsewhere.
It might not be a conscious thought process but that feeling of invincibility, and the sense that you can’t be beaten, has been well-documented in a variety of sports (including football). Of course, sometimes this can lead to complacency but more often than not the athlete who believes they can’t be beaten will do better than the athlete who doesn’t believe they can win. In a sport that can be settled by small fractions, this psychological edge can make all the different.
Numerous scientists and sports psychologists have stated that much of East Africa’s ongoing supremacy in long-distance running boils down to the widely-accepted stereotype that East Africans are good at long-distance running. Outsiders believe that the East Africans can’t be beaten, and the East Africans believe they can’t be beaten.
Of course, with this theory in mind, it will be interesting to see what happens at Rio 2016 in the 5,000m and 10,000m after Team GB’s Mo Farah won gold in both of these events at London 2012. Has the illusion of East African superiority been shattered once and for all, or will it be business as usual in Brazil this summer?
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perfect for fast running, trail running or walking.
A collection with an funtional and high performance design, made with the latest Asics technologies.
Asics running is one of the most important brands in the world for the production of running shoes and trail running, but also for the high quality technical clothing and functional accessories such as socks and hats, backpacks and bags. Attentive to the needs of runners of all ages, ready to satisfy any type of athlete, whether you are planning to run a marathon or just a 5 km in the park, Asics running shoes and shoes will help you push you further. Train in different ways running on the road or trying out trail running, whatever your type of ride, make sure you have shoes, Asics running apparel and the right accessories for you. Buy your next complete Asics online on Mister Running, you are spoiled for choice among the most famous models and the latest news in all the colors available.
The Asics running clothing collection includes technical garments suitable to face any weather conditions, ensuring maximum comfort and maximum protection during your run: warm, rain or cold will no longer be a problem for your outings or your workouts. Keep cool during the race in spite of the heat, or choose waterproof and windproof Asics running garments that protect you while running even in rough weather. The innovative technologies used on Asics racing garments ensure maximum agility of movement even in the most difficult situations. Jackets, running jerseys and shorts are always online in the specialized running store. Then complete your outfit with the Asics accessories needed for your ride, you can always find them at the best price!
The Asics running shoes section by Mister Running offers an endless offer. Marathon shoes and long distances, different models of Asics trail running shoes, race track and relaxed running: a model for every style of runner. Asics running shoes, designed using the latest technological systems, provide lightweight cushioning and support, allowing you to focus on the performance of your ride. Take long distances with Asics Kayano, or accumulate kilometers with the comfort of Cumulus and Nimbus. The cult models and all Asics running news are always available in the running shop.
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Really annoying Mac OS date wierdness.
Discussion in 'macOS' started by dogbone, Jan 13, 2006.
Is there any reason that Mac OS does not display the date in the menu bar?
Why can't it say "Sat 14th 7:58am" instead of "Sat 7:58am" ? What is the point of having the date on the menu bar if I need to click on it to see it? There is an option to add 'seconds' to the time but not the day of the month.
Isn't it more useful to know that it is the 14th today rather than it is 14 seconds past the hour?
There is. You just need to know how to do it.
Go into Time/Date in System Preferences. Go to International Settings. Hit Customise Date, change the drop down to Medium, drag the things you want (don't worry about what you don't want yet) then hit Command A (to select all) and Command V to copy. You can cancel out of that box now and then go into Customise Time.
In Customise Time, change the drop down to Medium (or occasionally Long), put your cursor at the start of the time and then do a Command V. It will paste your date information in at the start. Move your cursor and backspace to delete any fields you don't want and hit save.
I'm not joking when I say it was more complicated than setting up gmail to work with mail.app. Had to put spaces and separators in then after every change I had to remove the day of the week option from time, because I wanted the day between the date and time.
It's a bit unappley isn't it to force one to hack the time with the date.


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KEYE TV is a TV station in Austin, TX. It’s a local news and entertainment station that broadcasts a varied selection of general entertainment, sports, lifestyle shows, and local news. In addition to being known as KEYE TV Austin CBS, it’s also called simply by its FCC call sign KEYE. You can watch the station online via the KEYE TV live stream and its collection of videos, updated regularly.
KEYE TV is owned by Sinclair Broadcast Group. It is an affiliate of the network CBS network. As an affiliate, Austin CBS tends to focus its original news coverage on local issues during the traditional morning, mid-day, evening and late-night news slots. To fill in the rest of its broadcasting schedule, the station airs national programs provided by CBS.

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Flash Cartoons & Flash Animations Video Clips, Youtube Channel: "Born to Lose", Flash Animation!
Description : Born to lose Flash Animation. How can you archive the American dream? Just sit back and see what the banks have done. It's the latest inspiring story from Wall Street.

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Former PM Ehud Olmert admits in court to two counts of obstructing justice, as part of plea bargain.
Former Prime Minister Ehud Olmert has admitted to two counts of obstructing justice as part of a plea bargain.
The two charges deal with the Holyland and Talansky affairs. In exchange, prosecutors agreed to demand that the punishment for the Talansky case not be added to the Holyland sentence, but rather consist of half a year in prison to be served concurrently. This is in addition to the fine of 50,000 shekels ($13,000 US).
Olmert will not be charged with removing a witness, even though the charge against him is primarily based on recordings presented by the head of his office Shula Zaken. The recordings featured Olmert apparently asking her not to testify against him.
As noted, the latest admission and conviction came about due to the recordings of Shula Zaken, which were introduced in a late stage of the trial. The former Prime Minister offered compensation and financial support to Zaken in exchange for her not testifying in court.

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Comments can now be configured to close automatically after a period of time. This is particularly useful if discussion on content usually only happens for a few weeks after the initial publishing. Comments can close afterwards to limit spam.
In addition to the previously supported inline image uploading, editors may now also upload files directly into the rich text editor. This is particularly useful when your text needs to link to that supporting PDF.
Menus may now be translated into multiple languages. This functionality is built into the Menu module directly, and becomes available if the Locale module enabled.
Blocks also now have native translation capabilities. This functionality is built into the Block module directly, and becomes available if the Locale module is enabled.
You may upgrade to 1.10.0 from any previous version of Backdrop.
If you're using the Backdrop 1.10 release and would like to provide feedback, we'd love to hear from you in our forum.


text: Autumn colors abound! As we were combining corn, I saw this tree that appeared to stand out from the crowd, in both color and appearance. The epitome of fall!

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Clear skies with light south westerly winds, were just right for the 40 builders to descend on Stone Cutters for the second year in succession.
To the Greg Norman design track, all agreed returning was a good idea after having a great golf experiences last year. And once again the course and the venue did not disappoint.
A big roll up of members and visitors assembled for the shot gun start, all out there to enjoy the autumn day and play well.
The course is in great condition with plenty of run on the generous fairways, but a stray ball into the rough was almost certainly lost. The greens are large and undulating with some pin positions providing a real challenge. The scoring proved difficult with the field average of 28 points, and only four players scoring 36 points better.
The buffet dinner hit the spot for the hungry golfers, and that capped off another memorable outing at Stone Cutters Ridge.
Great to welcome a couple of new members, John Mulcahy, Peter Morcom and Peter Shield.
I hope to see you all at our next game at The Lakes Gold Club, Monday the 18th of June 2018.


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Professor Philip Quirke, from the Leeds Institute for Medical Research at St James’s, has been awarded nearly £2.5 million from Cancer Research UK, as part of their new Grand Challenge funding.
The researchers will collaborate with a team of scientists from the UK, the US, Canada, the Netherlands and Spain, who have collectively been awarded a £20 million grant by Cancer Research UK.
The funding is one of the largest grants ever awarded by the charity and forms part of its new Grand Challenge fund, set up to revolutionise the prevention, diagnosis and treatment of cancer.
Bowel cancer is the fourth most common cancer in the UK, accounting for 12% of all new cancer cases in 2015.
Initial research suggests that a person’s microbiome – the collection of billions of microorganisms living in our bodies – may be linked to bowel cancer and their response to treatment.
There are many lifestyle factors that influence people’s risk of developing the disease. Researchers are discovering that the impact of these factors, such as diet and obesity, on the microbiome may play an important role in bowel cancer development.
Research into the gut microbiome is a rapidly expanding field, with current evidence suggesting that these microbes in the gut are highly important and may hold to the key to many different elements of our health, from serotonin production to lipid metabolism.
The team is aiming to understand the difference between a healthy microbiome and a one associated with cancer and find ways to manipulate this collection of microorganisms to better prevent and treat cancer. They will explore this through clinical trials of new interventions based on the research results.
Philip Quirke, Professor of Pathology at the University of Leeds, said: “We are really excited to be part of Cancer Research UK’s Grand Challenge. This award means that Leeds will be at the centre of some of the most exciting research into cancer going on in the world right now. Grand Challenge enables us to collaborate with international experts in other fields of research.
The researchers will bring their expertise in pathology to the Grand Challenge project and will study tissue samples, many of which will come from patients taking part in clinical trials at the Leeds Cancer Centre.
The funding will also create six new research posts in Leeds.
Nicki Embleton, Cancer Research UK’s spokesperson for Yorkshire, said: “Grand Challenge gives us the perfect opportunity to address complex questions and cross new frontiers in our understanding of cancer, to transform the lives of patients.
Cancer Research UK’s Grand Challenge has been established to help scientists attack some of the hardest, unanswered questions in cancer research.
This project was selected by an international panel of experts from a shortlist of ten exceptional, multi-disciplinary collaborations from universities, institutes and industry across the globe.
For interview requests please contact Simon Moore in the University of Leeds press office on 0113 343 8059 or email s.i.moore@leeds.ac.uk.

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We are looking for a person to load trucks, pull off production lines and wrap pallets, see to warehouse cleanliness and organization. Forklift experience required, references a must. Thanks!
Immediate opening for trainee position in Mixing Dept. overseeing crew & machines. Must have supervisory or lead experience. Great career opportunity!12/hr. shifts, rotating.

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Our free sessions include useful tips on how to reduce your electricity bill, how solar works, the benefits it can bring to you and your community and how to take advantage of discounts through the power of solar buyers groups.
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By collaborating with friends, neighbours and colleagues within a local area, you can form a solar buyers group that can provide you with increased buying power in order to get better pricing. Through bulk ordering, members of a solar buyers group can install a residential solar photovoltaic system at well below market prices.
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While Energy Matters already passes our bulk purchasing power onto the end consumer to make solar power more affordable, when people work together to purchase solar arrays in lots of 50 or more, this can provide additional substantial saving and special deals!
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“The Adelaide Buyer’s Group was formed in early 2008 to help people to purchase solar PV and solar hot water systems at affordable prices. By purchasing as a group, we harness group buying power to achieve significant cost savings.
With group buying schemes, everyone wins: retailers get good sales volumes with minimal sales overheads (i.e. costs), and they can pass these costs savings onto the buyer’s group members in the form of discounted product prices.
Energy Matters was successful with the second round of solar PV group buying and the first round of solar hot water group buying. In my experience they have been outstanding to work with, and many Adelaide Buyer’s Group members have expressed to me their satisfaction at working with Energy Matters to select, order and install solar systems on their homes.
Close to one hundred solar power systems have been installed by Energy Matters so far in the town of Mallacoota based on a solar buyers’ group model.
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Israeli PM says he will deliver major policy speech for achieving peace with Palestinians.
The prime minister has so far refused to agree to White House demands to halt all settlement expansion, without exception.
While Netanyahu has declared his commitment to peace before, he has avoided directly addressing how he plans to reach any agreement while remaining unwilling to give up control of most of the West Bank and East Jerusalem.
"I aspire to a stable peace based on the solid foundations of the security of the state of Israel and its citizens," he said at the cabinet meeting.
The Palestinians demand that the Gaza Strip, the West Bank and East Jerusalem be part of their future state and refuse to engage in peace talks until Israel agrees to freeze settlement construction and endorse a Palestinian state.
But Israel's settlement construction in the West Bank has been a major obstacle to peacemaking as it is seen by the international community as a way of controlling land claimed by the Palestinians.
Half a million Jews currently live in settlement blocks in the West Bank and East Jerusalem.
Obama has repeatedly called for an end to settlement expansion, in part to improve US relations with the Muslim world, which had been damaged by the policies of his predecessor, George Bush.
Senior Israeli officials accuse Obama of not respecting an understanding Israel had with the Bush administration that included an exception for so-called "natural growth" of families already living in settlements.
But Hillary Clinton, the US secretary of state, told ABC news in an interview on Sunday that there was no official record of any such agreement.
"That was never made a part of the official record of the negotiations, as it was passed on to our administration," she said. "No one in the Bush administration said to anyone that we can find in our administration."
While Obama's emphasis on Israel ending settlement expansion is not a departure from US policy in the past, his direct and repeated calls in high-profile public appearances, echoed by Joe Biden, his vice-president, have put many in Israel on edge.
Under the Bush administration, Israel had enjoyed near unwavering support from Washington on many contentious issues, including settlement expansion.
But in speeches in Egypt and Europe this past week, Obama continued to press for a settlement freeze and for the pursuit of a two-state solution.
Obama said that Washington "does not accept the legitimacy of continued Israeli settlements" in his speech in Egypt.
But Netanyahu's right-wing coalition is committed to Israel's settlements and any shift on that position risks the collapse of the coalition.
Obama plans to dispatch George Mitchell, his envoy to the Middle East, to the region this week in an attempt to persuade Israelis and Palestinians to resume talks.
Mitchell has long advocated the need for a settlement freeze as mandatory for any tangible progress on peacemaking.

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Epsom salt is not actually salt but a pure mineral compound formed of magnesium and sulfate. This naturally occurring compound offers various health benefits, especially if used for bath.. Other benefits of Epsom salts are related to gardening, skin and beauty, household uses and treating various ailments.
As this compound contains sulfate and magnesium, which are easily absorbed by skin, Epsom salt bath is the most common usage of this compound to utilize its health benefits. The wonders of Epsom salt bath are known for years and include soothing effects on the body, skin and soul. Sulfate and magnesium both have its unique characteristics and benefits associated. You can enjoy these benefits through adding some cups of Epsom salt to your bath tub.
Epsom salt is a compound containing magnesium and sulfate; both these have health benefits linked to them. Sulfate is said to be a natural disinfectant and thus, it can disinfect blood and flush toxins out of the body. Magnesium ensures efficient nerve and muscle system. Following are some common benefits of Epsom salt bath.
Stress causes excessive drain of magnesium mineral from the body and triggers elevation of adrenaline hormone in the body. Thus, a bath or soaking the body in water mixed with Epsom salts can be really soothing and relaxing for the body. Magnesium present in the compound gets absorbed in the body and balances the magnesium levels in the body.
Adequate levels of magnesium produce serotonin chemical that calms and relaxes the mind. As per the studies concluded after huge research, Epsom salt bath, three times a week can make you feel and look better. Magnesium also reduces irritability as it drops the level of adrenaline. Magnesium improves sleep, reduces blood pressure and improves concentration too.
If you are suffering from pain and strain in any part of the body, due to day-long and exhaustive work, Epsom salt bath can certainly work wonders for you. Soaking the tired/sore body in Epsom salt can relieve the soreness, inflammation and pain. It is also known to be effective in healing cuts quickly. Bronchial asthma and migraine headaches can also be treated with Epsom salt bath.
Epsom salt bath is not only good to relieve pain and relaxing the body, but it also energizes our body. Research has shown that bath with these salts help in production of adenosine triphosphate chemical, which increases energy in the body.
Epsom salts have natural neutralizers that when used with water can work well to treat foot odor and also soften rough skin of the foot. Epsom salts are effective to soothe foot aches. Soak feet in warm water with half cup of Epsom salt for around 10-15 minutes. Rinse and dry feet to apply moisturizer.
Minerals in the Epsom salt are known to facilitate muscle and nervous system. Electrolytes regulate the proper functioning of the muscles and nerves. Magnesium compound found in the Epsom salts is vital in proper use of calcium. Calcium mineral is a main conductor of the electric impulses in human body.
It regularizes normal blood circulation and thereby reduces irregular heartbeats, prevents blood clots, lowers blood pressure and prevents blockage of the blood circulation to heart due to the hardening of the arteries. Bath with Epsom salt can also strengthen the body metabolism and increase its capacity to use insulin. Thus, it is good for diabetic patients too.
Epsom salt acts as an effective natural laxative and is sometimes used as a colon cleanse. However, bathing with Epsom salts has been proved to be aiding digestion and combating constipation ailment. Epsom salt absorbed in the body stimulate pancreas to produce more digestive juices that help in effective and improved digestion.
Sulfate compound present in Epsom salts is responsible for disinfecting the body and flushing heavy metals as well as toxic substances from the cells and tissues. Elimination of these toxins from the body cells eases muscle pain. Add two cups of Epsom salts to your bath tub and get a detoxifying bath once every week.
Research studies suggest that soaking in Epsom salt water can facilitate vasodilatation and increase white blood cell production. Increase in the immune cell production results in an improved immune system that helps fight general illnesses and prevent cold and flu.
Epsom salt bath is said to be effective to treat skin problems such as rashes and inflammation. Rubbing paste of Epsom salt mixed with water can ex foliate skin and soften it. Researchers even suggest that people suffering from psoriasis should regularly bath with Epsom salts as a vital part of their treatment regimen.
Epsom salts are natural compounds constituting of magnesium, and sulfate. Both these minerals are beneficial for health issues and impart their unique health benefits, as and when a person takes Epsom salt bath. One of the most common benefit people experience is relaxation and stress relief. However, before you take Epsdddom salt bath consult your physician about the ideal time to soak in water, as excessive sulfate and magnesium minerals in the body can cause other health problems.
Lords Screw is the author of Thecorrect.com. He is a writer, doing research on a medical matter he wants to put into his website.


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Replacement tap set for the Advance 1050 & Advance 1250 filters. Makes filter changes easy again with no leaks and puddles.
Replacement tap set for the Aquis Advance 1050 and Aquis Advance 1250 filters. Makes filter changes easy again with no leaks and puddles.
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Roofs are among the most important parts of any building. Safeness only can be assured of in a complete building with complete roofing to prevent thugs and animals from getting inside and even the heavy storms and the much sunlight heat from disturbing the people.
For good roofing in buildings, experts experienced in it have to be looking for to do the work. Only the high-quality roofing materials can work out for good roofing services. They need a lot of constant checks to ensure that there are no damages caused by the heavy rains or corrosion from acidic rainwater.
Houston is one of the best industries where best roofing materials are manufactured. It is a great company that has specialized well in the different kinds of the materials and have a lot of experiences because of the many years of operation.
The services for the roofs should be immediate enough since the weather patterns can change at any time and then cause discomforts in the building and making the whole place to be messy and unworthy to stay in because of the dampness. Once a serious damage has occurred on the roofing, there will be hard times when it is raining since the water will leak in and make the place unfit. There exist many signs that can help out one to identify dangers of damages occurring on the roofs. When water tends to penetrate through the material and then accumulate on a spot for a long time can result in the formation of the molds and the decaying activity.
The longevity of a roofing material can be taken care of by constantly observing the maintenance practices such as cleaning of the roofing materials to remove any thrush and dirt on it, repairing any part of it that might appear to be loose and then reseal or re coat the parts that have holes on them which might have developed when fixing them onto the rails, re coating is done by maybe repainting the materials to prevent water penetration into the material. In addition, it saves you much money rather than buying a whole of it for replacements which is expensive and in case one is not satisfied with the repair services, you can easily reach to the Houston experts who are readily available and can redo the work well till one is satisfied.
It is vital to conduct these maintenance practices by considering the Houston company since it helps prevents and minimize some nasty happenings that can occur abruptly without any notice.

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Welcome to the Disney Parks Moms Panel! At this time, Tinkerbell is the only fairy that is available for a Character Experience in Town Square Theater in Magic Kingdom Park. The good news is that you can reserve a FastPass+ for your pixie dusted Meet and Greet with her. Also in Town Square Theater is the big cheese himself, Mickey Mouse, and he's just waiting to share hugs and "magic" with you!
Character Meet and Greet locations and times are subject to change at any time so be sure to check the Times Guide once inside the Park on the day of your visit. You never know, you just may get to see some of your other fairy favorites at the time of your Walt Disney World Resort stay.

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Q. I have found a bat - what should I do?
A. Telephone the National Bat Helpline on 0845 1300 228 (local rate). There is also a quick guide to helping a grounded bat here.
Q. Should I handle a grounded bat?
A. Yes, but only when following this guidance: get a safe container (like a shoe box with small holes in the lid), put a tea towel in it and use a barrier (gardening gloves or a tea towel) to very gently pick up the bat and put it in the box - you may have to be quick with the lid, they are escape artists. If the bat is not contained, it is unlikely that a volunteer will come out to help as they have flown away before the carer reaches the bat on too many occasions! Bats can get through holes that are less than 1cm squared so make sure that the holes are large enough to allow air to circulate, but not too big!
A. Contact the Bat Conservation Trust on http://www.bats.org.uk/index.php or 0845 1300 228.
Q. Why focus on bats?
A. Because you have got to start somewhere!
Once you start conserving and improving the habitat for bats you also help conserve other species. Take hedges - a hedge is used by bats for feeding and navigation, but it may also be used by birds and dormice for feeding and nesting.
A. Please follow this link for a PDF on basic bat care and recommended anesthetics. Also see the link above for care and treatment of a grounded bat. Also contact the Bat Conservation Trust.
A. EBLV/rabies testing on dead bats is carried out by the Veterinary Laboratories Agency (VLA) in Surrey on behalf of Defra. This passive surveillance scheme has been running since 1987. The six UK bats, all Daubenton's, that have so far tested positive for live EBLV2 have been identified through this programme. It is vital that bats with live virus are identified so that any human or animal contact issues can be properly addressed; it is also important for furthering our knowledge of EBLV in UK bats. Submission of dead bats to the VLA is patchy across the UK with good numbers submitted from some areas, but few from others. While we would like to thank all those who have submitted bats so far, we do encourage everyone to continue to send any dead bats to the VLA as a matter of routine. So far this work show that the incidence of EBLV/rabies in Bristish bats is very low, however as a precaution anyone who is bitten while handling a bat should seek urgent medical advice. More info can be obtained on the Bat Conservation Trust web site.


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This years colour again: very Vienna-like “Schönbrunn yellow”. There’s more entries, more info and more service!
GAY IN VIENNA isn’t just online, but alos offline - hence the name “Offliner”. If you cannot or just don’t want to access the mobile website, just get your copy in one of almost 200 venues where the Offliner is available.
The cool thing about the Offliner: If you scan the QR-Code in the categorie “Clubs & Events” with your smartphone, you’ll be automatically transfered to the events of the day on www.gayin vienna.com. So there’s no excuse cause you’ll know what’s going on in the Vienna. And it easily fits into your pocket.
You can also just download the Offliner as PDF and print it on your desktop printer soon. So get your copy and we wish you a lot of fun exploring Vienna!


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This gap in my knowledge means that I don’t automatically follow anyone who has chosen to follow me. My understanding is that doing so can lead to a fairly rapid rise in the number of followers on the basis that the more people you know about, the more people will know about you.
Even so, my tally of followers has grown steadily and seems to be showing signs of acceleration, as you would expect, mathematically. And it occurred to me that some of those new followers might be interested in some of my previous ‘pontifications’ so it might make sense to tweet again about some of the pieces based on my own evaluation of my best work.
I started with the piece about Heracleum mantegazzianum, giant hogweed, that, for some reason, makes a regular appearance in my ‘most visited pages’ statistics. Here it is in case you’ve missed it.
That seemed to work so I followed it, today, with the story of the destruction of my Catha edulis, khat, plants just over a year ago. Actually, it was that piece that gave me the idea of revisiting the past because I’d intended to mention it on the one year anniversary but missed it by a few days.
Looking back, as best I can, it appears I may have been right. I can’t find any criticism of the decision on foil from even the most rabid prohibitionists. The recent European ruling on what is being called the ‘right to be forgotten’ means that Google is no longer a reliable way to determine whether or not something exists online. That means I’ve had to search the individual sites that give houseroom to their writings but, unpleasant as that experience was, it confirmed that there was no criticism of the decision on foil as a sign of being ‘soft on drugs’.
Overall, I haven’t been able to find anyone who spun the decision on foil as being the government encouraging drug use. Given some of the extreme distortions of reality that will likely feature in future pieces dragged up from the archive, it is surprising that that didn’t happen.
I have to concede that Theresa May got it right by sacrificing the interests of the minority communities where khat chewing has been outlawed in favour of avoiding any suggestion that she is ‘wet’.
I can only hope that her callous indifference to the well-being of British citizens will, in due course, be a factor in her not succeeding David Cameron as leader of the Conservative Party.


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So I was cruising around on Pinterest (my favorite) and low and behold saw the most beautiful Fall wreath I've ever seen. I mean this thing is stinking GORGEOUS. I must craft this!!!
About 1/8-1/4 yards burlap (4 colors) ( I had some left over from making my Mom a wreath so I figured, eh, why not!
First I painted my 'D' (for our last name). I wanted it to have time to dry while I was assembling the other parts.
In order to cut burlap in a straight line here is a great tutorial for that. Basically just pull one of the strings out and you have a cutting guide.
I followed it pretty closely but didn't use felt at the end to close it. I just folded the end of the burlap over itself and secured it with some hot glue.
First you fold your strip in half and secure with a dab of hot glue.
Then start rolling. I'd say around 7-8 times or until you have a little roll like pictured.
After you twist and glue (watch the tutorial it's great!) Leave about an inch and put hot glue on the bottom of your rose.
Then press the burlap over the bottom of the flower. Be careful, burlap has holes, duh Nikki. But seriously the glue will seep through and burn like the dickens!
I made some burlap leaves to attach to a couple rosettes.
After that I decided which rosettes were worthy of having a pearl glued on them and applied the pearls with a dab of hot glue.
Then glue the bottoms together to get a loop.
Then I started to assemble my wreath, using the one I found as a model for the placement of my rosettes (my wreath is bigger than the one shown and I had to kind of fudge it/make it my own).
After that I was ready to put on the D. I decided instead of wrapping twine around my wreath I would hot glue a piece of burlap around it and place the D on top of it.
And there you have it folks...My take on the $58.00 wreath from Etsy. I used things I already had and put them together to make something better! I would say I spent about $5.00.
$5 instead of $60!? And a comparable outcome with a little fall color!!? Ummm yes please!
So go on...GET YOUR CRAFT ON!


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Moving day brings a whole lot of emotions. You can be filled with joy or trepidation. Sometimes both. Even if you think of moving day as a happy event, it’s likely going to be filled with stress. A big source of that has to do with the fact that no matter how hard we try to organize, there’s a good chance that something important will be forgotten. At A.B. Richards, we help people get organized by renting portable storage containers to give our customers more storage space and flexibility. We often have customers who are in the process of moving or organizing a move, so we want to help you get ready by offering tips on the 7 most common things people forget when they move.
There are certain things that you have to make sure goes to the new place, particularly if it’s your first new home or apartment. Forbes recommends that you don’t forget to pack kitchen items such as bottle openers, wooden spoons, a spatula, and tongs, as well as an oven mitt and measuring cups and spoons. In the living areas don’t forget lamps, coasters, a TV cabinet or home entertainment center, mirrors, hampers, hangers and wall decorations. Bathrooms need a plunger, scale, shower curtains and bath mats. Don’t forget cleaning products, tools and safety materials like flashlights, first aid kits and a fire extinguisher.
Moving isn’t always about packing. You have to make sure you notify important parties about your move. This includes filling out a change of address form and contacting your car insurance company if you’re moving to another state. You need to notify your child’s new school of a start date and utilities of your moving date. Don’t forget to register to vote in your new location as well.
People tend to forget about the last items that haven’t been packed before the move, according to the Moving.tips website, things like toiletries, wall decorations, unpacked clothes, even kitchen appliances such as coffee makers or microwaves tend to be forgotten. Also check outside, and make sure you brought your lawn furniture and barbecue grill.
One universal truth that people sometimes forget to pay attention to when they move is, “What is packed must also be unpacked.” You’ll save yourself a lot of time if you keep a list of where items in each box are supposed to go. Itemize what’s in the box and consider using a color-coded system to recognize what boxes belong in what room.
It’s not just the keys to the front door that need to change hands. You also have to make sure that the new owners have keys to the garage, basement, any interior doors, cabinets, anything that’s padlocked and anything else that requires a key. Save yourself that second trip and go through your home to see where the locks are.
Everything will eventually be unpacked, but it helps to be prepared for what you need on the day of the move. Make sure you know what shouldn’t be packed, like your checkbook and credit cards. You’ll probably need to have them handy. You’ll also want to have quick access to the first things that need to be unpacked, like toiletries, batteries, flashlights, sheets, towels, and blankets. If you have children, you also might want to make sure you have toys, books, and games available to keep them occupied during the move.
Sometimes when you move, you may find that what you had stored in the old place may not fit in the new place. Or you may need some extra time to organize your belongings. Or there may be a delay before you can move into the new location. All of these problems can be handled by renting a portable storage unit from A.B. Richards. We can help ease some of the stress by charging you only once for pickup and delivery. Contact A.B. Richards today.


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Linux giant Red Hat bought JBoss to the tune of $350 million this week bringing middleware and an operating system under one roof.
"Today is the beginning," JBoss founder and CEO Marc Fleury wrote on his "Enter the JBoss Matrix" blog after signing the $350 million deal that sold his company to Red Hat Inc. "JBoss today is stepping up to a bigger challenge by merging with Red Hat."
Customers could be stepping into a new arena as well should they choose to adopt an application stack from a combined Red Hat/JBoss entity -- an arena with better tracking between products.
Red Hat is the leading provider of commercial Linux and also sells a Linux-based application server. JBoss, which makes an open source application server and middleware components for distributed computing, had already modeled its business after the Red Hat subscription model that offers free software and charges for support services.
First and foremost, the JBoss acquisition is a move that will help solidify Red Hat's position as a leading open source enterprise platform, said Scott Donahue, a vice president with Tier 1 Research (a division of The 451 Group, based in Boston).
And since Red Hat and JBoss were already working together in traditionally independent markets -- middleware and operating systems -- Donahue said development would remain independent. There will be a fair amount of autonomy as JBoss will likely be allowed to continue to work with competitors like Novell Inc.
Donahue said the transaction gives Red Hat better competitive positioning against Novell, as Red Hat can now make the case to users that it offers a more complete open source portfolio.
If users then determine that the scale and manageability of this stack meets their needs, it could put considerable pressure on other infrastructure vendors' pricing models as they sell an application.
On the other hand, the merger presents an interesting scenario for IBM and customers of its WebSphere products, which compete with JBoss. "This contention directly benefits Novell, as IBM will be forced to move more rapidly to embrace Novell and perhaps even acquire the company," Donahue said.
The acquisition is also an important indicator of how businesses recognize that end users require better cooperation among products. It enables their infrastructures to perform better and allows for easier management, said consultant and author Bernard Golden, CEO at Navica Inc. in San Carlos, Calif.
"Having open source or proprietary companies that refuse to work with one another from a sense of purity is a real disservice to end users," Golden said.
Golden dismissed concerns that a preexisting partnership, which JBoss and Microsoft entered into last September, would result in code-sharing headaches between Redmond and Red Hat. "While no details about the [JBoss/Microsoft] technical integration have been made public, I wouldn't think the agreement addressed including Microsoft code within the JBoss product.
Golden said that the agreement would more likely be a sharing of information to see how installation, configuration and manageability of JBoss could be made easier on the Windows platform.
This article originally appeared on SearchOpenSource.com.


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Once you decide that legal counsel to help you out with estate planning ‘s what you need, you will then wish to compile a list of all the potential candidates. Most of the attorneys that are available today will offer a free consultation to go over your needs and to answer doubts about pricing and more. Spend some time to see a few different attorneys to enable you to make a decent decision for the right one to meet your needs.
Would you happen to know of anyone in your family or circle of friends that will have used an attorney to assist plan their estate before? If so, this recommendations or referral could possibly be the perfect way to find an excellent lawyer that you can potentially use. From there, you can have a look online to see if you will find websites for any of the lawyers that you will be interested in. This should present you with some background and insight around the attorney that seems to be the best option.
Another smart course of action is take a look on social websites to see what you can find on any estate planning lawyer that you’re thinking of working with. When they happens to be active on social media marketing and their accounts are updated regularly, the probabilities are good that you will be able to dig up current reviews and insight from a selection of their current clientele. Positive interaction between the attorney and their clients will tell you quite a bit as to how responsive they’re and that staying up to date is important to them as well as their firm.


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How do we know that it is unique?
For instance, in incomplete market models, G-C-M theorem holds but for a set of different measures. Does the uniqueness come from the Radon-Nikodym derivative?
Basically the argument is that we have arrow-debreu securities (instrument that pays 1 if you arrive in a certain state). In the absence of arbitrage the price of this arrow-debreu security should be the same under both measures. But the price of an arrow-debreu security is simply the probability of that event happening. Hence both measures must be the same.
Not the answer you're looking for? Browse other questions tagged option-pricing black-scholes risk-neutral-measure girsanov real-world-measure or ask your own question.


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Cora, our yoga instructor, gave us each a pebble to take home. When we place this pebble on our forehead it will wash away our sad thoughts and worries. Thanks for this Cora! So useful!
The children tried focusing on being present in the moment, concentrating on keeping their hands joined to each other and not being distracted by any other thoughts or distractions around them. I think they did a good job!

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Let's Be Neat and Clean.
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This story is about why it's better to tell someone how much you love them rather than to not tell them and lose them without telling them to prevent a life of regrets.
Beautiful piece of work on how a pair of step siblings fall in love slowly only to be torn apart by death. A wicked tearjerker that is reasonably lengthy but recommended for reading.
Sad story on why we should never let go of the the person we love as it can lead to a life of eternal regret and sorrow.
Are you married or thinking of getting married? Check out this story about how It takes patience and love to build a life together for married couples.
This story about love imparts a lesson on why we should all take some time out and sit down and think about what have we all been doing to learn to appreciate what we have better.
Another sad story on why you should admit your love even if it might be the hardest thing you ever had to say to lead a life of no regrets.


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Steve was born in Oakville, Ontario, on February 15, 1963, the youngest of 4 boys. His late mother, Alice Sloan (nee Armstrong) received her Bachelor of Arts at University of Toronto and his father, Douglas Sloan, graduated from Victoria College at U. of T. and completed his formal education at Emmanuel College with a Bachelor of Divinity. For 40 years, Steve’s father served as a Minister in several communities across Ontario, and he recently celebrated 60 years of ordination with the United Church of Canada.
Through most of his formative years, Steve resided with his family in Guelph, Ontario. When Steve was 7, he was diagnosed with hip perthes disease, a condition which, if left untreated, would have resulted in the eventual destruction of his hip joint. To correct this, Steve underwent surgery at The Hospital for Sick Children at age 9, with a very successful outcome.
At age 11, Steve was once again admitted to The Hospital for Sick Children to undergo corrective surgery to one of his kidneys and bladder. This, too, was a most successful outcome.
While Steve endured some suffering at an early age, as a patient of The Hospital for Sick Children, he saw and befriended children with much more dire medical conditions than his. Steve credits this experience with the development and fine-tuning of his sense of empathy for those less fortunate than him.
Steve attended the Guelph Collegiate and Vocational Institute. Throughout high school, Steve was actively involved in sports and music. In addition, he worked during his high school years, most notably at The Golden Griddle Pancake House, where he started as a dishwasher, and eventually worked his way to becoming a cook and later, a server. He continued his employment with The Golden Griddle in university, spending one summer working for Head Office as a trainer in newly opened locations.
Upon completion of high school, Steve attended Queen’s University, in Kingston Ontario, where he graduated with a Bachelor of Arts in History. While at Queen’s, Steve played the sousaphone in Queen’s Marching Band, and enjoyed the privilege of marching in the Cotton Bowl Parade in Dallas on January 1, 1982, and in the Grey Cup parade in Toronto in November of 1983. Just for fun, Steve was a member of Queen’s Players, a cabaret company which put on two productions each year at Clark Hall, the engineers’ pub.
Steve commenced Law School at the University of Western Ontario in September of 1984, graduating with the Class of ’87. While Steve focused primarily on his studies, he made time to actively participate in extra-curricular activities. He also enjoyed passing time in some of London’s finer establishments, such as the Ceeps and Joe Kools!
During his summers while attending university, Steve held down a variety of interesting summer jobs. Two examples stand out: after his third (and final) year at Queen’s, Steve was hired by Kingston’s Beth Israel Congregation to research the history of the Jewish community in Kingston, and write an essay based thereon. This essay was published in a book commemorating 75 years of the Beth Israel congregation from its inception in 1909.
The other notable summer employment for Steve was his self-employment with Fine Shine Hand Car Wash, which he operated in Kingston in the two summers following 1st and 2nd years of Law School. Steve’s experience running his own business taught him the values of discipline, quality service, and hard work, qualities which he strives to bring to his work as a lawyer.
After graduating from Law School in June of 1987, Steve articled in Hamilton, Ontario at the firm Luchak, Thoman ,Lofchik, Soule and Gage. Here, Steve was introduced to insurance law, with an emphasis primarily on defending claims against insurance companies.
Upon his Call to the Bar of Ontario on March 31, 1989, Steve commenced his practice of law at the firm of Lamont Paquette. As a young lawyer, Steve was given the opportunity to develop his skills across a broad range of disciplines including criminal law, family law and real estate.
In the Fall of 1994, Steve went out on his own and narrowed his practice to Family/Matrimonial Law. Over the next seven years, Steve honed his advocacy skills, appearing on countless motions, settlement conferences, and numerous trials.
In the Spring of 2001, Steve was approached by William Morris and invited to join The Morris Law Group. Steve saw this as a valuable opportunity to advance his career as an advocate by restricting his practice to plaintiff-only personal injury insurance law. Over the next eight and a half years, Steve gained tremendous experience in representing scores of individuals who had suffered losses as a result of the wrongdoing of others. The privilege of representing these individuals was enormously rewarding for Steve, and he firmly believes that he has found a home as a practitioner in this field.
In late 2009, Steve decided that it was time to “go it alone”, and effective January, 2010, Steve has continued his plaintiff-only personal injury practice here at Flaherty Sloan Hatfield. Steve’s colleagues at “Flashlaw” are all former highly successfully and productive members of The Morris Law Group. Steve has attained a high degree of experience and success in his practice and has proven to be a strong and passionate advocate for those who have been injured as a result of the wrongdoing of others. Where circumstances have demanded it, Steve has demonstrated the ability to navigate complicated cases through trial to successful conclusion.
Steve owes much of his success to the support of his wife, Tamara, a registered nurse working in paediatric oncology at McMaster’s Children’s Hospital. Not only is Tamara dedicated to the care of her patients, her devotion to her family is unparalleled. Steve and Tamara are the proud parents of three children, Jennifer (now 17), Sarah (15) and Blake (11).
In his time away from work, Steve is very active in the community. For the past 6 years, he has coached a Dundas girls rep soccer team and in more recent years, has coached his son, Blake’s, hockey team. Steve maintains a keen interest in music, reading, and fitness.


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Team Boss gets up early and meets at the Animal Compassion Team headquarters in Fresno to walk shelter dogs.
FRESNO, Calif. (KFSN) -- Every morning Team Boss gets up early and meets at the Animal Compassion Team headquarters in Fresno to walk shelter dogs.
"We go for about two miles and there is nothing better than to start your day with wagging tales," said Barbara Rodiek, Team Boss co-founder.
But they are getting more than just exercise, they're also being socialized and learning manners.
"He didn't want to be on a leash, he wouldn't take treats, he wasn't social with other people or other dogs. A year and a half later he's a happy little guy that prances along," said volunteer Doug Gray.
"I like to say she is large and in charge, and she's not afraid to tell you what she wants," said Rodiek.
She was adopted twice, but ran away each time and ended up right back where she started. Anytime Boss found herself in a kennel she had major anxiety problems.
"When she was inside of the kennel, she would actually try to climb up on top of the kennel and just perch herself and we would get up and carry her down," said Gray.
To relieve the stress volunteers decided they would walk her each morning and over time they saw a change. It was a such a success they started including other dogs with social and behavioral issues. Thus Team Boss was born.
"Boss walks have been an incredible change for her and the most amazing thing is, it is not only changing her life, it has changed all of ours and so many other dogs," said Rodiek.
That change transforming dogs into man's best friend and helping them find a forever home.
Anyone interested in joining the team can give ACT a call.


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Multi Tower Robot Company began as a trusted RoBi-X development partnership between University Hospital Køge in Region Zealand and Blue Ocean Robotics. The motive for initiating the development was the introduction of the Danish Government 8 national targets for a more quality conscious national health service.
Through Blue Ocean Robotics’ RoBi-X partnership program the Multi-Tower Robot was designed, developed and commercialized. We found that there was a smarter alternative to ceiling rails that would also increase work environment, patient safety and be an essential factor in reducing average admission time.
We have partnered up with three Danish hospitals in order to test the first prototype in 2018. First, the robot’s basic functions are going to be tested at the University Hospital in Køge. Next, clinical tests are being planned at the University Hospital in Odense. Last but not least, tests with the focus on the combination of lifting and moving with rehabilitation of neurological patients are going to be performed at The Regional Hospital in Horsens.
This work is funded by the European Regional Fund and the South Danish Growth Forum (Syddansk OPI-pulje) under the project name “PLUMA”.
With more than 20 years of experience in the field of business development, sales- and export development I will lead the effort of introducing the Multi Tower robot to the global market.
With a background from Honeywell and Ôrebro University I am passionate about develop technological advanced robotics that benefit human and business alike.
With a background from the University of Johannesburg, I love challenging designs that force new and creative thinking.
I believe that robotics can improve patient experience and working environments, and my goal is to make patient lifting as easy and comfortable to do as possible.

industry_corpus2: Biopharmaceuticals


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The two stage Joint Entrance Examination for admission to IIT’s and NIT’s will be undergoing some major changes in future if the Centre accepts the recommendations of a high committee. The panel has proposed to start an exam to test the candidate’s scientific aptitude and thinking ability. The panel has proposed the following recommendations for IIT Joint Entrance Exam.
Setting up a National Testing Service by 2016. The online aptitude test may be conducted twice or thrice a year. About 4 lakh candidates will be shortlisted for the JEE to be conducted by IIT’s.
The proposed JEE will be along the lines to current JEE advanced and it will be designed to test the candidate’s knowledge in physics, chemistry and mathematics.
There is the possibility of developing a Massive Open Online Courses platform which will wean the students away from coaching institutes.
Measures will be taken to improve the school education and board examinations so that the students with science aptitude are prepared well by the time they reach Class XII.
Fine adjustments will be made in the current system. The JEE 2016 will have an enhanced intake of 1.5 to 2 lakh candidates into the JEE advanced. The weightage of board marks will not be considered in the JEE advanced 2016.
The above recommendations have been proposed by The Committee of Eminent Persons (CEP), headed by former IIT Bombay director Ashok Misra. The existing two-tier JEE is set to continue in 2016 and 2017. The HRD ministry will consider the opinion of stakeholders before taking any decision on the panel’s recommendations.


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Discover a new dimension of radiance with the Diamond White Glowing Mask from Natura Bissé. The creamy mask is designed to reduce the appearance of pigmentation, resulting in a bright complexion that visibly glows.
Ellagic acid in Pomegranate extract provides a powerful anti-oxidant with depigmenting action, effectively evening the appearance of skin tone. Enriched with Betaine, the formula also hydrates the skin, whilst preventing hyperpigmentation. Luminosity, hydration and elasticity is restored.
Use the mask once or twice a week, depending on the skin’s needs, after cleansing your skin and applying toner. Apply a thick layer on face, neck and décolleté. Leave on for 10-15 minutes. Remove the product with warm water or with moistened facial sponges.

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Chinese EV start-up, Byton had made some waves at the 2018 CES with its M-Byte electric SUV concept, primarily with its forward-looking design and its pillar-to-pillar infotainment screen. At the 2019 CES, Byton arrived with a more production-ready iteration of the M-Byte's cabin and it looks like the humongous infotainment screen will make it to production after all. The infotainment also features a customised version of Amazon Alexa Auto which monitors and displays health data of the front seat occupants, amongst other functions. The new M-Byte concept also features a small tablet on the steering wheel for infotainment functions, and while it looks unusually cool, it is likely to make way for a traditional horn-pad in favour of a conventional airbag. The M-Byte is scheduled to enter production in 2020.
Byton also built a new concept car for the CES, called the K-Byte. Essentially a Tesla Model S/Audi e-tron GT rival, the K-Byte features a razor sharp design similar to the M-Byte. Like most new concepts featuring autonomous driving features, the M-Byte too features an array of LiDAR sensors and cameras. Weirdly though, these clusters stick out of the bodywork on the concept car and are likely to be more discreet when the K-Byte enters its scheduled production in 2021.
The K-Byte is also expected to use the same powertrain module as the M-Byte. So we expect to see 71kWh and 95kWh choices and a single-motor RWD or dual-motor AWD options.

industry_corpus2: Automobiles


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Cai Ju was born into a family of artists in Xiamen, Fujian Province, China.
( 1900-1991 ) and Western painting with Yan Wenliang ( 1893-1988 ).
He taught as an assistant of his father at Shanghai Art Technical School.
He moved to Southeast Asia ( Indonesia and Malaysia ) and began his career as a painter.


text: Watching his hometown and its surrounding areas being desecrated by BP's massive oil spill, director Barker White was compelled to uncover the truth. Traveling thousands of miles across the most severely impacted areas, he interviewed key experts, BP contractors, government officials, fisherman and many more. Ride along with this team of filmmakers as they unveil a shocking tale of greed and corruption, which culminated into the largest man-made environmental disaster in America's history.

industry_corpus2: Petrochemicals


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Does The Village At Greenbriar offer the following services?
Dallas assisted living communities provide those in the Dallas, PA area a senior housing option that allows for independent living while also providing helpful assistance when needed in a senior community.
Seniors in Dallas can move on from the responsibility of managing and maintaining one's own home and choose to live in one of the 4 Dallas assisted living facilities that offer supervision and assistance with activities of daily living when needed.


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The move from Canon’s aging 18.0-megapixel sensor used in the 700D to this new 24.2MP CMOS device hasn’t just given the 750D a much needed specification boost, it also translates to superb image quality. You’ll struggle to see a difference between ISO 100 and 400 shots, and there’s only a negligible reduction in fine detail at ISO 800. At ISO 1600 there’s a slight increase in grain and a few subtle instances of colour speckling can be spotted on neutral tones if you examine very closely. ISO 3200 images display a little more grain and a little less detail, but again, the quality reduction is impressively small. It’s a similar story at ISO 6400 and ISO 12800, as each setting introduces only marginally more noise, plus a slight increase in detail smoothing and colour boundary smearing. At ISO 12800 there’s also some blotchiness in areas of solid tones, but only to a degree you’d normally expect from an ISO 3200 shot.
Even without scrutinising, images from the Canon EOS 750D are impressive. With the Picture Control colour options set to ‘Standard’, colours are vibrant without looking oversaturated or unnatural. The camera’s evaluative exposure metering is also extremely reliable, and though it shares the same 63-zone system as the 700D, there’s now a 7560-pixel RGB sensor to account for colour as well as light approaching the infra-red spectrum.
You’re rewarded with images that are almost always accurately exposed and display an ideal balance of highlight and shadow detail. In order to achieve bright overall exposures in high-contrast conditions, some highlight details can blow out, but this is rare and easily overcome by exploiting the camera’s HDR mode.
Although our EF-S 17-85mm f/4-5.6 IS USM test lens isn’t Canon’s sharpest optic, it was good enough to demonstrate the Canon EOS 750D’s ability to resolve plenty of fine detail. Sharpness can be adjusted along with parameters like contrast, saturation and colour tone in the camera’s Picture Style options. Images also respond well to sharpening in Photoshop, thanks to their low levels of grain noise.
The Canon EOS 750D has eight sensitivity settings ranging from ISO 100 to 12800. This can be expanded one stop to add a High (ISO 25600) sensitivity by enabling ‘ISO expansion’ via the main menu. The camera’s auto ISO upper limit can also be configured, with a maximum sensitivity of ISO 6400. However, the 750D’s sensitivity scale only changes in 1EV steps and there’s no option to add 1/3EV increments. It’s worth noting that our ISO test run was first shot with high ISO noise reduction set to Standard. With the system turned off, noise does become more apparent from ISO3200 upwards, though fine detail is slightly clearer. Whether you choose to shoot with the system enabled and add some sharpening in post-production, or disable in-camera noise reduction and apply your own later is likely to yield very similar end results.
Numerous file quality and size options are available. At full 24.2MP resolution you can shoot in raw (approx. 30MB file size), JPEG Fine (6-12MB) and JPEG Normal (3-6MB). There’s also a raw+JPEG Fine setting.
The medium (M) image size translates to 11MP (3984x2656) photos, with Fine and Normal compression options available. Selecting the ‘S1’ image size gives 5.9MP images at 2976x1984 resolution, again with Fine (~2MB file size) and Normal (~1MB) compression options. S2 image size results in 1920x1280 shots, also around 1MB in size. Finally, the ‘S3’ option generates 720x480 shots which consume less than 500KB of card space.
Options for the built-in flash are controlled via the Quick Control menu and also the main menu. Three flash choices are available via Quick Control: Normal flash firing, Easy wireless flash and Custom wireless flash. Red-eye reduction is enabled or disabled from the first page of the main menu, as are more advanced options such as TTL metering modes, flash sync speeds and flash exposure compensation.
Whether red-eye reduction is enabled or not, the 750D successfully avoided red-eye during our testing. The flash was also able to evenly illuminate a white surface from a distance of 1.5 meters with no vignetting at a 17mm focal length.
Another of the Canon EOS 750D’s six scene modes is Handheld Night Scene. This works in a similar way to the HDR Backlight Control mode, with the camera capturing multiple frames and compiling them into a single image. In our case the final image was recorded at ISO 6400, so we shot the same scene at this sensitivity using regular Program Auto mode for comparison.
Clearly Canon’s trickery does make a difference, as the Handheld Night Scene image displays noticeably less noise at the same recorded sensitivity, and though it’s marginally softer than the Program Auto shot, the overall appearance is better.
Of course if you want maximum low light image quality, a long exposure from a tripod is the only way to go. Nevertheless, the quality difference between our 1-second ISO 400 long exposure and the Handheld Night Scene image is impressively small.
Although DSLR’s aren’t really about filter effects, the entry-level nature of the 750D means Canon has seen fit to include seven effects. These can be applied live as you shoot, providing you’re not shooting in raw or raw+JPEG modes. They can also be added to existing shots in playback mode. The effects are: Soft focus, Fish-eye effect, Art bold effect, Water painting effect, Toy camera effect & Miniature effect.
One of the most useful of the Canon EOS 750D’s half-dozen scene modes is HDR Backlight Control. Here the camera fires three consecutive shots to capture highlight, mid-tone and shadow detail, then combines them automatically into an image with far better dynamic range than a single exposure. The process is fast and the results look seamless and fairly natural.

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text: There's a fascinating ritual at my work regarding paper recycling. We go through mind-boggling amounts of paper, so it makes sense to recycle some of it. The week before the Weyerhaeuser man is scheduled to come and pick up our 8-12 large bins of waste paper, every person in the office takes a turn spending as much time as possible finding paper they can put into the bins. I suppose it's a short escape route from real work. I'll see people bring stacks of folders over, and go through each paper in each folder to see if it can be recycled. Over the course of the week it becomes rather humorous. I don't especially blame people, I like taking breaks from work too, but watching things like that can reveal a lot about my co-workers. I don't think I'm an especially astute observer, but I have a pretty good idea of which people have violent allergies to work. I noticed which people had already used up all of their sick leave and vacation by October, and which people claim they are too busy to take phone calls, then proceed to browse online. I can't claim to be a flawless employee myself, but things like that tend to irk me a little. Oh well, I will probably remain irked and do nothing about it. But my memo to the world is that you can't be a slacker employee like that and expect your coworkers to be charmed by your delightful personality, because they will always harbor a slight resentment (even if they are fighting it) for having to make up for your slackerdom.


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This particular Qashqai Owners Manual 2007 PDF start with Introduction, Brief Session till the Index/Glossary page, look at the table of content for additional information, when presented. It's going to focus on mostly about the above subject together with additional information associated with it. Based on our directory, the following eBook is listed as actually published on 2019/04/21 and this take about 6,200 KB data sizing.
The new vw tiguan goes on sale in the summer, but can it beat the nissan qashqai, mazda cx-5 and bmw x1 on paper?
Lemon-aid new and used cars and trucks 2007-2018 [phil edmonston, george iny] on amazon.com. *free* shipping on qualifying offers. a globe and mail bestseller!


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Specially formulated to provide your pet with the wide range of beneficial properties of cannabidiol, Koi Naturals’ CBD Dog Treats are the perfect product for dogs suffering from anxiety, stress, pain and other ailments. This package contains 25 delicious treats with 2.5mg of CBD each, which allows owners to give the right amount of cannabidiol to their four-legged friends according to their size and specific needs.
While traditional hemp tinctures have a bitter taste that not many pets enjoy, these CBD treats are infused with a delicious chicken and bacon flavor made with natural ingredients. As they contain no traces of THC, these treats are safe to consume and do not produce the “high” effect commonly associated with marijuana.
These CBD Soft Chews are infused with a natural chicken and bacon flavored which is loved by dogs of all breeds and sizes.
These CBD treats are completely free of THC and therefore its consumption is both safe and legal.
These treats come in a hermetic resealable pouch which keeps them fresh and chewy. The bag is printed with product information, dosage indications and a list of ingredients.
Include these CBD Soft Chews in your dog’s regular diet or give them as a tasty reward.
At a price of $0.48 per milligram of pure cannabidiol, these CBD treats are more expensive than regular hemp tinctures. However, they are a much more convenient way to ensure your dog takes its regular dose of cannabidiol with a wonderful taste.
Formulated by veterinarians and containing 2.5 milligrams of premium cannabidiol, these CBD dog treats are a convenient way to provide your four-legged friend with the benefits of cannabidiol. These tasty chews contain natural ingredients and have a delicious chicken and bacon taste which is loved by dogs.


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My husband, Greg, is an endurance athlete. This hasn’t always been the case. A few years ago he was overweight and out of shape. In the last couple of years he’s worked hard to make significant changes in his life.
He has run marathons, competed in 100 mile mountain bike races, and completed an ironman. I put many of these things in the “you have lost your mind” category. He actually enjoys these races.
You have no idea what you can do if you decide to keep going through pain. There are moments in every race where you are drained: physically, emotionally, spiritually, mentally. You are done. The first time you feel this it is awful. It’s very tempting to stop and give up in that moment.
The first time I felt that way in a marathon I wanted to stop.
But in reality if you keep going you learn that you can survive the awful feelings, the exhaustion, and the pain. In fact, if you go through the dark moments they will often go away.
Often our growth follows a similar pattern. We have to learn to tolerate pain in order to grow.
Vulnerability is the center of difficult emotion. But it is also the birthplace of every positive emotion that we need in our lives: love, belonging, joy, empathy.
We work hard to avoid feeling really difficult and painful emotions. We try to get away from feelings like grief, disappointment, regret, sadness, anger, guilt. These painful emotions can scare us.
We have seen many people, including ourselves, react destructively in the name of these feelings. Few of us have had positive role models showing how to experience dark feelings in healthy ways. Often, we work very hard to avoid these feelings at almost any cost.
We develop ways of protecting ourselves from our feelings. We numb ourselves with substances. We develop excessively busy lives. We try to achieve our way out of feeling the way we do. We buy things compulsively. We act out sexually or in other unhealthy ways.
It looks different in each of us but we often find ways to stuff that pain deep inside of us. If successful, we almost forget that any of it is there.
The problem is that even if we can avoid the “bad feelings” what is left is not all that great. The absence of negative feelings does not equal positive feelings. It just doesn’t work that way.
What we are left with is a void. Emptiness.
But there is hope for those willing to grow. If we can be vulnerable and learn to tolerate the painful feelings we open ourselves up to growth. Like marathon runners the pain will pass and we can even thrive.
Often, we find the life we really want on the other side of the pain. The joy of completing a marathon comes through pain. Very few things in life that are worth experiencing are pain free.
Can you be vulnerable today and open yourself up to a different way of dealing with your grief, disappointment, regret, sadness, anger, guilt? What happens if you realize there is growth on the other side of your pain? Can you practice embracing whatever emotions show up for you today, good or bad?
Elise, This comes at a good time for me. I am challenging myself to ride a bike 365 miles across Maryland for World Relief. In the past year an a half I have become stronger, but I have not been on a bike since childhood. I have been pushing through my fears and pain, but not liking it. This message of yours tells me that the pain is good and worth experiencing! I believe that this experience, and all that it brings with it, will flow into other areas in my life, making me stronger and able to get through whatever life may bring. Thanks for the reminder that pain is not bad.
Amy, what a great challenge you are giving yourself! It takes a ton of courage to push yourself to do something that feels a bit out of reach. I can’t wait to hear about your ride. Thanks so much for your comment.


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1.1 Why Buy This Router Archer C9?
As with anything that comes from the TP Link brand, this is a pocket friendly, mid-tier outer that guarantees you value for money. You can get this router under 100 bucks only.
The company has definitely stepped up a lot and that is clearly evident in the performance of the TP-Link Archer C9 AC1900 wireless router.
In this review you will read, there is positive talk about this particular router, let us see what that is all about.
Why Buy This Router Archer C9?
The Archer C9 wireless router is basically a dual band router that can reach 600Mbps (2.4 GHz) and 1300Mbps (5 GHz). The router has a sleek design that includes three detachable antennas for reliable connectivity. It supports the futuristic 802.11 ac WI-FI standards with beamforming technology for stronger connections.
Beam forming technology and simultaneous dual band connectivity allows for faster speeds.
Compatible with the 802.11ac standards and the IPv6 protocol.
TP-LINK Live 24/7 online support to help with setup and configuration.
The archer c9 router allows for high speed file transfer with a total of 1.9Gbps bandwidth. The router features three detachable antennas that provide large area coverage suitable for medium to large homes.
Unlike the geeky angular and aggressive looking designs on TP-Link is quite modest with the design of the archer 9 router. The router is glossy white in color.The body is curvy and has a silver stand that props it up making it impossible to lay it flat on a table or mount it on a wall.This kind of design is favorite with those that like Apple hardware.Three detachable aerials stand from the top. These are detachable and easy to position.The lights that indicate connection and power availability are well visible and easy to differentiate.
If you are into online gaming, this is your kind of router. Their high speeds over the simultaneous dual band connectivity ensure that you can do connection intensive tasks without interruption.This is a plus for HD video streaming too.
You do not need to restart the router at all even with heavy traffic from various devices connected to it and running for a long period of time.The network is stable and reliable even with computers that come with the 802.11ac Next Gen WI-FI standards.
The TP link archer c9 firmware is designed to ensure faster browsing speeds and reliable connectivity.
It is quite easy to set up the Archer 9 router. Keeping in mind that the gadget is a router only and does not have a modem, the set up guide is Live and supported 24 hours every day.All you have to do is plug in everything then browse tp-Link.This will take you through the set up procedure in a matter of minutes.The guide is available in multiple of languages and easy to follow through. The router’s network is secured with WPA-PSK/WPA2-PSK encryptions. It is easy to manage the devices connected and bandwidth allocation.
The beamforming technology enables the router to concentrate waves to devices that are connected and thus allow for strong connections.
Once you have the router (which you have to get a modem for) you will not have to upgrade to be compatible with the future off internet, that is, the IPv6 protocol.
If you are looking for a simplistic router that is efficient in every other way, then you have such a product in The AC1900 Wireless Dual Band Gigabit Router (C9). The low cost router is much of an improvement from the predecessors. It is best for use in a medium or large home thanks to large network coverage and the capability to support multiple devices without hiccups on the network. small businesses and offices can also use this router for connectivity and fast file transfers.