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A Brief History of Justice traces the development of the idea of justice from the ancient world until the present day, with special attention to the emergence of the modern idea of social justice.
David Johnston is Professor of Political Science and formerly Joseph Straus Professor of Political Philosophy in the Department of Political Science at Columbia University. His books include The Rhetoric of Leviathan: Thomas Hobbes and the Politics of Cultural Transformation (1986), The Idea of a Liberal Theory (1994), Leviathan: A Norton Critical Edition (ed. with Richard Flathman, 1997), and Equality (ed., 2000).

industry_corpus2: Subject Education


text: Shyam (Manoj Kumar) who dwells in the metropolitan with his mother (Lalita Pawar). He is of age and his mother’s desire is for him to get married and even selects a fine girl for him, and even makes arrangements for a meeting. Shyam unenthusiastically submits, and journeys by train to meet the girl with her parents. What happens next is the story of Banarasi Thug. Watch Banarasi Thug movie online.

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Hobbs Law Group serves clients throughout Los Angeles, San Bernardino, Riverside and Orange counties. We handle all cases in insurance bad faith, personal injury, auto accidents and slip and fall accidents/premises liability in state and federal courts. Whether you are overwhelmed with medical bills from an auto accident or are trying to collect lost wages because of a slip and fall, Hobbs Law Group has the skill set to win your case.
Smart representation — At the Hobbs Law Group, we are skilled litigators using advanced techniques to prepare each case on an individual basis. Our firm is extremely knowledgeable in the area of personal injury practice and we use our valuable case history file to benefit new clients. We have built an effective network of legal colleagues who respect our work, enabling us to work quickly and effectively to get things done for our clients.
Superior client service — Hobbs Law Group is a client-centric firm. We build a relationship with clients as we build their cases. Personal injury cases often affect both the injured person and the entire family. We take great satisfaction in getting to know the clients we represent and their families as we identify litigation and mediation strategies to get justice for them.
Focus on results — At Hobbs Law Group, we win impressive verdicts and settlements for our injured clients. Within the first year of operation, we recovered nearly a half-million dollars on behalf of our clients, including a $257,000 settlement against a confidential insurance company with less than $25,000 in damages. We currently serve as co-lead counsel on several wage and hour class actions in state and federal court and are prosecuting a significant product liability case against a scissor lift manufacturer. Many of our clients are referrals from former clients and other attorneys impressed with our successful track record.
Hobbs Law Group handles cases in insurance bad faith, personal injury, auto accidents and premises liability. Whether you are suffering with physical pain from an accident at work or financial stress from an insurance denial in a case of bad faith, we can skillfully handle your case.
Call Hobbs Law Group at 626-999-3783 or contact us online for a free initial consultation on the facts of your case. We are eager to go to work for you.
Hobbs Law Group is located in Claremont, CA and serves clients in and around Woodland Hills, Wilmington, Harbor City, Carson, Torrance, San Pedro, Long Beach, Compton, Gardena and Los Angeles County.

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Artlodge as an Artist´s Residence because we are conscious that art is one of the most pure manifestations of what it means to be human, and that it is both a driver and a path toward a better life for individuals and communities.During a decade of experience at Artlodge, we have learned that people living on the island appreciate all of the oportunities we offer to gather for both artistic and community activities and have fun learning from each other.We are sure that an Artistic´s Residence would generate excellent alternatives for interchange between local residents and foreign visitors and lead to more informed, more conscientious tourism.
The artist residency is open all year long.. Sculpting, painting, writing, or collecting material in the nature, all activities include unconventional techniques.
Gobernadora is a small island south of Montijo Gulf, Wetlands of international importance (Ransar). It is also next to Coiba National Park, has an area of 8 km2 and a population around 200 people.Its inhabitants are mostly fishermen living in the village La Punta.The locals treat visitors with their usual joy and kindness.It´s a quiet and charming place. Most of them want to learn about responsible managment of their natural resources. Gobernadora offers hiking, bote rides and traditional fishing. Walking along the coast, following the rythm of seasons and tides, you will discover various gray sandy beaches and few of white.

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Now that Khloé Kardashian is a mom, she undoubtedly understands the urge to post a million precious pictures of your child to let the world see their cuteness. Admittedly, the Keeping Up with the Kardashians star has been better at resisting that temptation than the rest of us, but it seems she just can’t help sneaking in the occasional snapshot of sweet baby True. On Saturday, she posted a full, unfiltered view of her daughter’s face — and, well, we certainly can’t blame Mama Koko for wanting to show off her baby.
It’s been roughly six weeks since Kardashian gave birth to True on April 12, and the new mom seems to be getting the hang of things. It probably helps that, in Kardashian’s words, True is “not fussy at all” and “incredibly sweet and patient.” But welcoming a tiny human into the family and figuring out how to care for him or her is always an adjustment — and Kardashian has been frank about the fact that not everything comes naturally.
On Monday, Kardashian shared a photo of her post-baby body in her Snap Stories. Y’all, she doesn’t have a show called Revenge Body for nothing. Less than two months after giving birth, Kardashian’s abs are already starting to take form once again. But the reality star mama is quick to point out that she’s putting in the sweat equity to make it happen.
This, of course, is totally understandable. What’s important to note is that Kardashian is obviously relishing her new role as a mommy while also prioritizing her own physical and mental health. Mama can’t take care of anyone if she doesn’t take care of herself, too. Good for you, Koko!


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One of the most acute threats to seabirds is introduced predators, which depredate seabirds at all life stages from eggs to adults. Consequently, predator eradication has been identified as an effective and commonly used seabird conservation method. Seabird recovery post-eradication is influenced by complex and interacting environmental and demographic factors, though gaps remain in our understanding of the speed at which ecosystems respond to seabird recolonization. While monitoring seabird colonies post-eradication can help improve this understanding, limited resources and the remoteness and number of seabird islands challenge our ability to achieving long-term monitoring and research objectives. Therefore, economical and effective monitoring tools are needed.
Remote sensing has been used for decades in agriculture to evaluate crop nutrient status. Advances in remote sensing tools have improved the quality and reliability of applying this technology to evaluate a range of ecological systems. Seabirds can introduce large quantities of guano, effectively fertilising their island habitats. Concentrations of ammonia in soils have been positively correlated to seabird burrow density, and deposition rates of nitrogen into low nesting density systems can be as much as 3 times the rate of standard agricultural fertilisation rates.
Our research investigates if methods used for evaluating crop nutrient status on agricultural fields can be applied to a heterogeneous forest canopy. In this way, remote sensing could be used for monitoring long-term changes in seabird nesting density by evaluating canopy nutrient status. To test this hypothesis, we are investigating the relationship between seabird burrow density, and soil nitrogen and canopy level nitrogen on islands in the Mercury Island group, off the east coast of the Coromandel. We used a UAV (unmanned aerial vehicle) mounted multispectral sensor to collect extremely high resolution images (5cm).
This imagery is used to evaluate canopy composition and the spectral reflectance signature of pōhutukawa (Metrosideros excelsa), in relation to seabird density. We sampled and analysed soil and leaves from pōhutukawa trees on Korapuki (18 ha), Middle (13.5 ha), Green (2.5 ha), and Great Mercury (1867 ha) islands for total nitrogen and carbon:nitrogen ratios. Seabird nesting density on the islands ranges from low (1 burrow/m2) to high (10 burrows/m2).
As expected , we found a strong relationship between seabird nesting density and soil nitrogen. However, our preliminary results indicate this relationship is not strongly transmitted to the canopy of pōhutukawa (Journal of non-significant results?). This result may be attributed to the physiology of pōhutukawa, which is a highly stress tolerant species. Pōhutukawa distribution is predominantly coastal, trees must be adapted to salt spray, arid environments, poor quality soils, often establishing on rocky steep cliffs. We postulate that given these stress tolerant adaptions, pōhutukawa may uptake and store only the nutrients it requires for growth and homeostasis, and perhaps is limited by other resources, so is not responding to nutrient enrichment in a way that is detectable in canopy spectral reflectance.
With these results in mind, our research continues to evaluate the spectral response of other island canopy species to seabird nutrient enrichment, and the topographic and environmental influences that might affect forest canopy reflectance. In the coming field season, we will be evaluating the canopy species māhoe (Melicytus ramiflorus) and milk tree (Streblus banksii) to compare the results of pōhutukawa with and identify other species that may act as proxies for evaluating seabird nesting density changes over time.
Predator eradication is an effective tool for protecting New Zealand’s seabirds. However, to ensure that seabirds populations are stable or increasing in the face of additional threats, such as fisheries and pollution, long-term monitoring is needed. Developing methods using remote sensing technology provides the opportunity to achieve these goals in an affordable way, across larger spatial scales than has been previously possible.
This entry was posted in Conservation, Seabirds.
Please share the Twingle details and bring along other seabirders! Tweet, Facebook etc…..!
P.S don’t use Urban Dictionary for the definition of twingle, it means something completely different.
This entry was posted in Seabirds and tagged seabirds.
Here in New Zealand, we live in the “seabird capital of the world”, where more species congregate to breed than anywhere else. Although experiencing this diversity makes us lucky as seabird researchers, it also means we have a great responsibility. Seabirds face many challenges in our changing world, from fisheries by-catch at sea to non-native predators on their breeding grounds, and threats along their migration routes. What better way to confront these issues and come up with solutions, than to work together?
In an effort to encourage collaboration between seabird researchers in Australasia, the Australasian Seabird Group and Ornithological Society of New Zealand are working to put a seabird research map together.
No matter if you’re a new student, a community group, or a seabird guru, we’d love to hear about your research. We’re using new technology called “thundermaps” to map out seabird research activity, much like the “Kereru Count” has mapped out Kereru sightings. Think it’s too complicated? Well, we’ve tried to make it easy by walking you through step by step here: How to pin your research NZSeabirdResearchMap.
If you’re interested in keeping in touch with other seabird researchers, please leave us your email. Also, find us on twitter @Aus_NZ_seabirds or on facebook at the Australasian Seabird Group homepage.
This entry was posted in Science Communication, Seabirds and tagged Conservation, islands, seabirds.
In April 2014 I was given the unique opportunity to hunt the New Zealand Storm Petrel for 5 days on Hauturu. By hunting, I mean trying to find the burrows of these elusive little seabirds. The New Zealand storm petrel (NZSP) was thought to be extinct until an individual was randomly caught by a fisherman, who happened to be an ex-wildlife ranger, who happened to be on a fishing vessel off the coast of Hauturu in 2003. Since then, nearly 200 birds have been tagged and burrows have been located on a steep valley. Earlier in 2014, the team found the first NZSP egg. We know little about this cryptic little bird, mostly how did it survive the presence of kiore (Pacific rats; Rattus exulans), and cats (Felis catus), which arrived with the early Maori explorers and European settlers to New Zealand.
Hauturu was designated a Nature Reserve in 1894. The island is rich in history of Maori occupation and management by the crown in the years following the designation (you can read the rangers diary’s going back to 1934 in the library on the island, which makes for some sporadic and interesting reading). Cats that were bought over by some of the islands residents, and the rats that had arrived with the Maori were removed from LBI in 2004 and 2007 respectively. It was an arduous job, which took years of planning, and at huge expense to the government and Hauturu supporters. You cannot argue that the effort and money was not worth it, not by any stretch of the imagination. Hauturu is magic.
After the quarantine routine, where a DoC bio-security staffer meticulously picks through every item of clothing and piece of gear you have neatly organised, it is re-packed in sealed plastic bins to be transported to the island via a bio-security approved boat. All measures are taken to avoid the invasion of rats, or other vermin, and the transport of weed species (particularly seeds) from the mainland. There is a yearly contingent of weed teams that head out to the island to pull out already established weeds, working hard to minimise further spreading and the establishment of species that would out-compete native species.
Stepping foot on Hauturu feels like a trip back in time, to when the effects of human settlement hadn’t yet begun. A cacophony of birds echoes through the valleys.
There are Tuis, Saddlebacks, Bellbirds, Kereru, Fantails, Robins, Kaka, and more, and there are Kokako feeding on the last of the figs, right outside the bunkhouse. Someone forgot to tell the kiwi that they are nocturnal, because they seem to not mind foraging in the bright daylight hours. The birdsong on Hauturu is so loud that sometimes it drowns out the silence.
The forest is full and diverse, and magnificently alive. The undergrowth lush and vibrant, thick with ferns, mosses, epiphytes, orchids, astelias, collospermums, and more, unlike the mainland bush that is browsed and trampled by possums, goats, rats, deer, pigs and people. Towering above the sub-canopy of broadleaved species, kanuka, and tree ferns are majestic kauri, and hard beech. Fantails and hihi dart around your head and robins lead you, softly treading across the moss-covered tracks.
In the evening, the warm, red sunlight seeps through the branches, transforming the magic of the Hauturu into something otherworldly. The smell of the forest takes your breath away.
NZSP’s spend their days walking on water, foraging in the outer Hauraki Gulf and further (we don’t really know exactly where they go to forage). In the evenings they fly not quite silently back to their burrows to feed their chicks. They are not easy birds to find. We spent our evenings and late into the night perched on steep cliffs, kauri and beech towering above us, quietly whispering with the breeze. At night the forest is commanded by the calls of bats, kiwi, morepork, and kaka. The occasional flutter of wings was the most exciting sound, and eagerly we lit up the canopy in hope of seeing one of the little storm petrels flying past.
The infra-red cameras stealthily set up outside a couple of the known burrows recorded our elusive NZSP’s shooting into their burrows, quicker than the blink of an eye (4 seconds to be precise). Although we didn’t see them, we know they are there. The hot coffee, complete with a splash of whiskey kept our resolve to stay a little longer, until we finally gave up and clumsily clambered up the steep slope. The track was illuminated by the bright piercing glow of our headlamps. The haunting echo of morepork hunting their prey, and kiwi snuffling through the undergrowth. Treading through the dew soaked grass flat, it’s best to keep your eyes open for Tuatara star-bathing on the track, and ungraceful kiwi stomping through the undergrowth searching for dinner, from the veritable buffet of invertebrates that prosper here. When you stopped for a moment and looked to the heavens, it was illuminated brightly by the milky-way.
On our final day on Hauturu, a kokako popped by for morning tea on the grass outside the bunkhouse, then we hiked up to a NZSP burrow site and had a look inside. Opening the top cover of the burrow we discovered a small, light grey fluff ball. It was a NZSP chick. I fail to find the words to describe the sheer amazement of the experience and how privileged I felt, perched on a cliff of one of the most magnificent islands I have ever seen holding that tiny bird. The cryptic New Zealand storm petrel, once thought to be extinct, is breeding on a magical island in the Hauraki Gulf.
This entry was posted in Conservation, Seabirds and tagged Conservation, environment, islands, seabirds.

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It seems agreed upon that the top 4 berries that fight cancer are blackberries, blueberries, strawberries and raspberries. Now, you can chow down on tons of these berries and actually hurt yourself if they aren’t organic. That’s because berries are one of the hardest foods to remove pesticides from. In fact strawberries are part of the dirty dozen. Haven’t heard of the dirty dozen? Well, here’s a list from the David Suzuki Foundation.
Here’s a bit more information that you might enjoy watching.
Here’s the thing with using foods as your medicine. In the same way that certain medicines are used for certain ailments it’s the same with foods. So, one food may help fight a particular type of cancer and another food…well…not so much. So, you have to do a bit of research based on your type of cancer. Or, you if you have no cancer, God bless ya, then you can eat a bit of everything.
I agree with most of this but they never cite any sources which makes me think that this is not really from John Hopkins. I’ve actually gotten this exact post in email spam….BUT….still most of it is still good info, I think.
It caught my attention because it sounded like a lot of the things you’ve said.
us. I have had to cut down on fruits like avocado, banana, raspberries, pineapple, etc.


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Boil milk in low flame for 30 minutes.
Add saffron strands and let it boil.
Now add roasted sevai and cook in low flame for another 10 minutes. Keep stirring in between.
Add AMUL MITHAI MATE to it and then add chopped dry fruits and stir it for another 5 minutes.
Garnish it with dry fruits and saffron.
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Maybelline Superstay 14hr Infinitely Fuchsia Lipstick Review!!!

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Properties in Occitanie average 4.6 out of 5 stars.
Property 10: Mountain house with stunning views of the peaks.
Property 11: Cevennes farmhouse of character with private pool, quality service.
Property 30: Spacious, light and beautifully renovated. A home from home for the discerning.
Property 38: Our vacation home is located on the promenade & on the beach of Gruissan.
Property 42: Maisonette for 2 people with large private terrace and parking.
Lovingly renovated Winner of "MAY THE BEST HOUSE WIN".
Property 43: Lovingly renovated Winner of "MAY THE BEST HOUSE WIN".
Property 46: Green Tourism in Cévennes': quiet, authenticity, sun, nature.
The appartement is a good size, nice and clean. Owners are very friendly. You can walk to the to the Village and eat in nice restaurants. You can dit at the Pool or walk the river. We had a good holiday!

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Finding quality audio gear at a reasonable price is usually a difficult endeavor. Finding compact audio gear that travels well is also a challenge. To find something that sounds good, doesn’t cost a fortune and travels well – Uber Cool!
Such is the iRIg Mic from IK Multimedia. This quality condenser microphone plugs into the iPhone you are already carrying and gives you audio recordings which are bound to surprise you. Made of heavy duty material, this mike feels really good in your hand.
With an ala carte menu available, you can get just the effects you need for the recording types you do. The VocaLive app comes with Reverb and Doubler already included (once you register). Singers and songwriters will have a suite of 5 dedicated real-time vocal effects (pitch correction, choir harmonizer, voice doubler, vocal morpher and de-esser) plus 7 effects tailored to vocal processing (reverb, EQ, compressor, delay, envelope filter, chorus, phazer) that can be combined on a 3-processor vocal rig chain. VocaLive also includes dozens of presets to help you get up and running in seconds. Check out the video demo of VocaLive.
Ever wanted a multi-track recorder? Would you believe a four–track recorder for only $4.99? Believe it. You can even import songs from your iTunes library, drop out the vocal track and rerecord the song with your voice. Way to go IK Multimedia.
Both apps will work on iPhone, iTouch and iPad. And if you are using an iPad, you’ll want to check out their iKlip, a sweet, simple adapter that mounts your iPad right onto a mike stand. If you are a performer, you can take your iPad onstage with you.
For more details and sample recordings, check out the IK Multimedia website.


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Communications-Computer Systems Operations training, Air Force Technical School.
Security Clearance: Cleared for Top Secret Information and granted access to Sensitive Compartmented Information based on a Single Scope background investigation completed in March 2014.
Summary of duties: Work with individuals and small businesses to fulfill their Web Development & Design needs, usually through the utilization of WordPress, but occasionally via other platforms and methods, including the creation of static websites from scratch. As a Freelance Web Developer & Designer, I’m not only responsible for the creation of technical and aesthetic solutions from beginning to end, with possible ongoing maintenance, but also general Project Management & Small Business Management/Marketing responsibilities.
Summary of duties: Responsible for resolution of IT issues for a 2000-plus user environment across multiple networks of varying classifications. Specific tasks range from configuration of user equipment, troubleshooting connectivity, application, and administrative issues, working with outside agencies to ensure continuation of customer accounts and access, and interfacing with various specialized in-house IT departments on behalf of the customer, to include root cause analysis of enterprise-level incidents and problems. Also manage administrative and personnel needs of subordinates.
Summary of Duties: Maintain and administer an Air Force server-client environment consisting of 300-400 users across different networks of varying classifications. This includes installing, maintaining, and servicing computers, printers, and servers, managing user accounts, resolving user issues, performing preventative system maintenance, troubleshooting network outages, re-routing network cables, and configuring hardware.

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This charming kitchen magnet made of a wood composite features a highly detailed cuckoo clock motif along with a waterwheel theme within a 3-D dimensional effect making for a unique kitchen magnet. An additional special feature of this great German themed kitchen magnet is that there is a real functioning clock installed in the magnet!
Approximate Dimensions (Length x Width x Height): 0.25x2x2.5"

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Two new Italian brands have used boot Düsseldorf 2019 to launch into the global market. Nerea Yachts debuted its NY24 day cruiser and Cetera Yachts introduced the Cetera 60, the first in a new series of ‘multispace yachts’.
Designed by Francesco Guida, the new multispace approach from Cetera Yachts involves a new layout across three decks with a technical deck at the base of the yacht, a central living space deck and a flybridge. Construction is due to start next month, with its debut scheduled for Cannes in September.
Fiat is a majority shareholder in the project and its facilities will be used to build the yachts.
The Cetera 60 will be built in compliance with RINA regulations. The yacht has a standard planing hull and it will be powered by twin Volvo IPS 600 engines, giving it a speed of 23kt. There will be an option for IPS 800 engines.
The innovation of the Cetera 60 lies in its deck layout. The lower or technical deck comprises the engine room, the hyrdraulic and tanks compartments, an en-suite crew cabin for two or possibly a fourth cabin, the chain locker and generator compartment.
The main deck has the living accommodation with three en-suite cabins made up of two doubles and a twin, a convertible cockpit, tender garage for a Williams 2.85m tender and swim platform. There is also a double height sky-lighted lobby, a panoramic living area and main deck cockpit for dining and socialising.
The upper deck combines the wheelhouse area, a wide American-style galley, and a convertible living area that can also be used for dining.
Nerea Yachts’ NY24 is described as a ‘new, all-Italian stylish day cruiser’ which also has potential as a high-class tender for superyachts. Nerea is a new Italian yachting company based on the established design skills of Dario Messina, who has been operating in the boatbuilding industry for 20 years.
The NY24 is seen as a first step following research based on the love for the sea, Italian style and the desire to create a boat as if it was a work of art. Signed by the Italian designers Alessio Battistini and Davide Bernardini of ideae ITALIA, the NY24 is day cruiser born from a creative idea and built with the collaboration of an experienced technical team.
The NY24 was moulded and built in the Nerea Yacht facilities on the Adriatic coast, near Fano. Messsina has set up a “boat boutique”, a nautical laboratory where every new craft is made-to-measure. The 7.35m NY24 is a small open to operate as a day cruiser with a sporty and versatile performance, ideal for spending a day or a weekend. It is suitable for both lakes and sea.
The well-equipped NY24 includes a dinette where, lowering the central table turns the space into an extended sunbathing area. The cockpit can be equipped with two drawer refrigerators, a concealed sink and a stove. There is also a spacious swim platform at the transom on three levels. Protection from the sun is granted by a practical bimini which extends over the entire living area.
The Volvo engine connected to the duoprop sterndrive guarantees great performance with a top speed of 32kt and a comfortable cruising speed of 26kt. The engine room hatch, with remote electrical opening, makes inspections simple.
The NY24 design includes a cabin with a large container sofa, convertible in double berth, and enclosed toilet. Comfort is also given by the audio video system and the natural light flooding the cabin, thanks to two long windows on the sides. A central glass hatch with double sliding doors gives easy access in the cabin as well as contributing to the diffused brightness below deck.


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The school day starts at 8.50am and finishes at 3.15pm for all children. Registration is from 8.50am to 9.00am.
Infant and Junior children have a morning break from 10.55am to 11.10am.
Children, not attending the Ark or arriving on school buses, should arrive at school no earlier than 8.40am. School starts promptly at 8.50am and children should line up in the playground ready to be met by their teacher.
At the end of the day children will leave school via their outside classroom doors. Year 5 will leave via the door leading from the Reception area to the playground.
If, at the end of the school day, you are delayed or another person is collecting your child please let us know. This avoids any confusion or upset.
To get to and from school, walking, cycling and scootering are definitely the best options! There are lots of benefits: it’s healthier than travelling by car, it improves the safety of pedestrians and road-users, and it respects nearby residents and parking regulations. If you do need to travel by car, please park considerately.


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A study in in Cell Metabolism finds that fish oil actually changes the microbial balance in our gut. The study pitted fish oil versus lard (bacon). The outcome?
Each diet produced extremely different bacterial populations with very different physiological effects.
To test the independent effects of the bacteria, the scientists took them and put them into other groups and they got the same physiological results. The groups receiving the fish oil microbes didn’t gain weight or suffer excess inflammation.
“We were surprised that the lard and the fish oil diet, despite having the same energy content and the same amount of dietary fiber—which is the primary energy source for the gut bacteria—resulted in fundamentally different gut microbiota communities and that the microbiota per se had such large effects on health,” Robert Caesar of the University of Gothenburg, Sweden, told the medical media.
Eating lard led to more of the bacteria called Bilophila, a cause of gut inflammation; fish oil increased Akkermansia muciniphila. Although not known yet if this bacterium could be used as a supplement, it is known to reduce weight gain and blood sugar.


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MKS Group has a clear vision and a bright future. Mark Said and Joe Crisara lead the MKS Group into a new era of business performance and service.
Our new offices in Moonee Ponds are now home to our refined and talented team, with additional and impressive services to make your business accounting experience even better. MKS Group combines old-fashioned accounting know-how with the latest cloud technology and business tools to ensure our clients are well-supported for business performance and growth. Our personal and friendly way makes business financials & wealth creation dynamic.
Mark Said and team have built a reputation as dedicated, trusted, and knowledgeable advisors for over 30+ years. We go over and above to help our clients achieve outstanding results year on year. We look forward to supporting improved business performance for all our clients and we’re honoured to be part of this successful journey with you – in 2016 and beyond.

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Can you tell by looking at the design details and home decor accessories in this industrial-chic sunroom if it is the high or low version of this vignette?
Is this the high room or the low one? Can you tell by studying the home decor accessories in this sunroom?
FIGURINE Handmade Fali doll figurine. snobstuff.com, $235.
GLASS Galapagos planters with saucers. urbanbarn.com, $11 each.
LIGHT small polished-nickel Reeves pendant. elte.com, $415.
VASE William Yeoward green crystal. ribbehegeandazevedo.com, $135.
IPAD CASE Leather Kenton Sorenson portfolio. mjolk.ca, $145.
BENCH Sustainable mango wood Baja Red, 59" x 13.5" x 17.5". cb2.ca, $349.
KILIM Traditional Persian 11035, 4' x 9'. mondart.ca, $1,163.
BOWL L’Objet porcelain pearle. ribbehegeandazevedo.com, $375.
VASE Hand-crafted ebony. ribbehegeandazevedo.com, $65.
VASE Hand-crafted ebony. ribbehegeandazevedo.com, $85.
TUMBLERS Glass Jus de fruits. potterybarn.com, $7 each.
BASKETS Small rattan Harrison lidded. potterybarn.com, $38 each.
DOG BED Crown wool-blend William dog bed. mypetboutique.com, $158.
FIGURINE Hula girl. valuevillage.ca, $4.
PLANTERS Earthenware Kardemumma. ikea.ca, $4 each.
LIGHT Allen & Roth bronze Edison pendant. lowes.ca, $118.
VASE Green glass. homesense.ca, $10.
JEWELLERY BOX Vinyl python in grey. urbanbarn.com, $25.
BENCH Solid beechwood-and-fibre board Sigurd in red, 45" x 17" x 18". ikea.ca, $90.
KILIM Wool Persisk Kelim Gashgai, 6' x 8'. ikea.ca, $399.
BOWL White ceramic. homesense.ca, $15.
VASES Iron temple. cb2.ca, $25 (set of 3).
TUMBLERS Recycled-glass. homesense.ca, $2 each.
BASKETS Medium willow Camelia. jysk.ca, $18.
DOG BED Midwest quiet time ombre dog bed in grey. petvalu.com, $40.
1 US Chesapeake bench. mainecottage.com, $990.
2 MDF Italia Le Banc bench, 47" x 16" x 18". kioskdesign.ca, $2,178.
1 Solid beechwood-and-fibreboard Sigurd bench, 45" x 17" x 18". ikea.ca, $90.
2 Sustainable mango wood Baja Red bench, 59" x 14" x 18". cb2.ca, $349.
Lack the budget to forest your home with huge household plants? An easy and inexpensive solution is to pepper your place with fresh sprigs of exotic greenery and petite pots to give it that refreshing, verdant vibe of i ndoor gardening. Place a single, sculptural stem of foliage in a bud vase (just remember to remove any leaves below the vase’s opening), set small plants in a shallow ceramic planter (but leave them in their original containers to ensure adequate drainage) or, in a temporary yet unexpected effort, rest some fern clippings in shot glasses placed underneath a cloche as an impromptu whimsical terrarium.
A calling card of Turkish decor, kilims are loom-woven wool area rugs that lack the plush pile of traditional hand-knotted ones. Flat enough to hang from your wall as a tapestry and durable enough to use outdoors or in a heavily trafficked space, the kilim is our favourite decorative import from the Ottoman Empire since the mosaic.
Just like chefs love their knives, crafters, decoristas and i ndoor gardenistas have a myriad of scissors for every task at hand, from pinking to pruning to... scrapbooking, perhaps? Their patina gets more beautiful with age, so hang your most-used tools within easy reach when crafting or display your collection as a conversation starter.


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Confession: I fell flat on my face this week. It wasn't pretty and I wasn't super. I was tired and frantic and overwhelmed. I got the hard news that I am at the end of myself.
But, it is actually wonderful news. My strength has failed. Utterly. And here in this place I must ask for help. Simply and humbly. I can not paint a picture of how beautiful and charming my life is because I get up finished and stagger from one rest period to the next. I find I haven't written because writing blossoming words about bread-making and nurturing children and vegetables echo in the emptiness of my self. It seems that out here in the world there is no place for feebleness and limping, but I am feeble and I waddle when I don't limp. I have struggled forward because what hounds me is the desire to be sufficient and the guilt of need. Help is a beautiful, terrible word because it implies need and vulnerability, and it took just a bit more than everything I had to learn to whisper it.
Often people ask how I do this life, and truly, today, I do it soaked in prayer, but not in my own feeble prayers but in those who have come along side me and shown me what community means. This week, I have known what it is to be carried, and it hurt--it hurt to know that I can't. The stubbornness that marbles my bones threatened to make me miss this opportunity. It is uncomfortable to be needy. It is wretched to be unable. It is beautiful to finally, gratefully come to the end of myself and reach out and find the hands that are always there and will always be.
I am not pressing on, I am pressing in. Grace and mercy have found me and I have met them with joy and pain. I am a very slow learner and sickeningly stubborn, so it is with great relief that I travel here to the end of myself and learn to be quiet.


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Lemonade Picnic Gift Basket gourmet food a great gift to send for any occasion. Mother’s Day, Birthday, Anniversary, sympathy, Thank you, New home, Get well, Love you and much more.
Picnic Gift Basket filled with goodies and snacks everyone will love. Send you message with gourmet gift basket. Enjoy. Thank You! Sorry. Love You. Get Well Soon and much more.

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Friday Evening is FREE to anyone wishing to come and enjoy a chat and have a 'bit of a sing song' in our festival marquee. Bring your own instruments and be a folk star for a night. Please let us know if you are coming so we can give idea of numbers to our onsite caterers from Greendale View Kitchen for supper options. Bar will be open from 7pm.
16 outstanding female acts and 2 fantastic dance groups.
DAWN IVERSON, THE HAYES SISTERS, BEV CLARKE, KATIE GALLAGHER, FUCHSIA JONES, JAN HOUGH, SONNY CASEY, KATIE SPENCER, KARIN GRANDAL-PARK, COBALT TALES, LUCY WARD, EDWINA HAYES, ELFIN BOW, JACKIE OATES, GINJAMMERS, FLOSSIE MALAVIALLE, AONTAACHT LADIES IRISH DANCERS, MALKIN LADIES MORRIS DANCERS.
Our onsite caterers from Greendale View Kitchen will be providing hot and cold selection of homemade deliciousness (Vegetarian options available) all at reasonable prices from Friday evening.
Hot drinks van “The Coffee Spot”. (Cytomegalivirus) CMV and (Royal College of Midwives) RCM stalls, Tombola, Secret Auction, Art and Craft stalls, Merchandise stall, Workshop with Flossie Malavialle (Sunday morning).
Aontaacht Ladies Irish Dancers and Malkin Ladies Morris Dancers will entertain and demonstrate their reels, stepping and clogging skills during the teatime break.
Messy Play area and kiddies crafts with Becky from The Art Garden 0yrs up to 16yrs small charge for craft items used/made (this is NOT a supervised crèche so please bring wipes and change of clothes for messy children!).
Fire pit to be lit after dark (weather dependant) bring your own toasting forks and marshmallows!
Free car parking (please tell us if you require disabled parking space this will be allocated with your ticket). If the village hall car park area gets full there is free parking in the village car park a short walk away.
£10 day ticket entrance onto the event site and into the festival marquee with option of £5 entrance fee into concert venue (village hall) for each artists set (approx1hr long) standing room only and space dependant so first come first served for each act on the day.
No entrance charge for children 16years and younger accompanied with a paying adult.
WHY ARE WE DOING THIS WEEKEND ?
Meet Jack (Bubba), he is the reason we have got involved in raising awareness of CMV (Cytomegalovirus) and the devastating conse-quences to the families.
CMV is a common virus that can infect people of all ages. Once CMV is in a person's body, it stays there for life. Most healthy adults and children who become infected will have no signs or symptoms and no long term effects from CMV.
It can however pose serious risks to unborn babies if a pregnant woman catches it for the first time. Congenital CMV is when a baby has been infected before birth. It is one of the leading causes of hearing loss in children and main causes of childhood disability.
Jack along with his loving parents Clint & Danielle are on a challenging journey.
Jack was born in January 2017 following IVF treatment, a very much wanted, planned and dreamed of baby. Having waited years for a miracle to happen Clint & Danielle were overjoyed to meet their little "Bubba" at last.
Sadly however, Jack has disabilities due to the effects of contracting CMV while developing in the womb. Devastatingly, Jack has co-ordination problems and is severely visually impaired and regis-tered blind with diffused viral brain damage (who would know that those beautiful blue eyes do not work as they should!). At 2 years Jack cannot sit up unaided. But Jack is a fighter, he gurgles with joy when he hears the nursery rhyme Twinkle Twinkle Little Star, he reacts to coloured light-ing and soothing voices and recently started to eat textured food from a spoon.
Nobody can say or know how far Jack will develop physically or mentally. Communication, sit-ting and walking abilities are skills we each take for granted. Watching our babies grow to be toddlers, little people, teenagers and filially independent adults is something many of us take for granted.
For Clint & Danielle the future for Jack is an unknown quantity but positivity and faith in a fulfilling future is what moves this little family forward to consider and try whatever options, treatments and offers of help are available.
Big Thanks goes to Clint and Danielle Waddington who alerted to us the devastation that CMV can cause and for sharing their story of the amazing, challenging and touching journey they are on with their very special little boy Jack. He's a strong and determined little man with a beautiful smile and with his life story he will help to educate and raise awareness of a virus that takes away our vital senses and abilities.
A Just Giving page for Jack is now active to help towards purchasing vital equipment to make his life more comfortable and enjoyable.
Thank you for reading and hope to see you at our 1st annual festival in aid of CMV Action.


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For the past two months my wife and I have been vagabonding through New Zealand.
Vagabonding is probably the best word for it – the majority of the time we’ve been living out of our backpack and a tiny red hatchback (The Getzya!).
The first weekend here, we rented a car (buses are too expensive and a car would give us more flexibility). Since then, we’ve managed to see more of New Zealand than most New Zealanders (we’re very curious and we don’t waste time).
We started in Auckland in the north (of the north island) and made it all the way to Queenstown in the south (of the south island), stopping along the way to see rocky, windswept coastlines, majestic waterfalls (lots of waterfalls), surreal-looking giant trees, and a never-ending supply of sheep grazing on rolling, green hills.
In a very nerdy way, it reminded me of the Nintendo game Zelda come to life (although there were no boss battles or treasure chests in the caves here).
Our time here has come to an end, but it’s been an incredible ride with just enough misadventures to keep it interesting the whole time.
But the point of this essay isn’t to gush about New Zealand (although, if you have a chance, definitely go visit), nor is it to brag (can you really brag if you’ve been living out of a car?).
Our last stop in the north island of New Zealand took us to the windy city of Wellington (they call Chicago the windy city in the States – it doesn’t come close to Wellington, where some days the wind could actually knock you over).
While there, we did what we always do in a new city: go for explorative runs, conduct hands-on research of the craft-beer scene and wander wherever we feel compelled to go.
One of those daily wanders led us Weta Digital.
Weta is the company responsible for the visual effects for The Lord of the Rings Trilogy. From makeup, to costumes, to set design, to digital FX – Weta created it all.
Based on the record-setting box-office numbers and gluttony of awards they won, they obviously killed it. They brought Tolken’s Middle Earth to life, convincing the die-hards that a well-produced film could do the books justice, and convincing the masses that some fantasy stories are worth hearing (even if it means sitting down for over 3 hours to do so).
But what’s even more remarkable is that they did all this under seemingly impossible circumstances: Weta hadn’t officially been around for 10 years before Peter Jackson picked them for the project, and they didn’t do just one film, they had to do all 3 at once.
There’s no good reason they should have succeeded, but they did.
Of course, if this is where the story ends, where you close the browser and say got it, you miss the point entirely.
Weta’s story didn’t start with multiple studies, hundreds of employees and this extremely complex, multi-faceted, million-dollar blockbuster project.
It started as an unreasonable idea in the back room of Richard Taylor and Tania Rodger’s cramped flat in 1987.
It started as the kind of idea your peers would tell you to forget about (for your own good, of course), so you can spend more time making time-and-a-half and watching football.
It started as the type of idea that usually goes nowhere, so why waste your time?
It started as an idea that’s for kids and dreamers, not adults.
With each small project, they pushed the boundaries of their own creativity. They put their blood, sweat and tears into every creation, beyond any reasonable expectation of repayment. And with each new film, they improved, honed and sharpened their skill-set.
They also formed relationships that lasted.
They got their first major film gig in 1989. Their job: to create bizarre-looking muppets for an even more bizarre black comedy. The guy directing was a local to Wellington as well: Peter Jackson.
4 years later, they joined with Peter to expand their film effects company (RT Effects at the time) and formed what is now Weta Digital.
7 years after that, they got their big break: the opportunity to work on The Lord of the Rings.
Since then, they’ve worked on dozens of blockbusters, from Iron Man 3, to District 9 to the new Hobbit movies, and expanded into a total of 5 studios running the gamut of film production (from pre through post production).
Life is for the unreasonable.
This goes for everyone and everything.
Your existence on this planet, in and of itself, is unreasonable. The chances of you being here, right now, just as you are – they’re so slim as to be non-existent. There is no random chance here.
Yet so many squander this gift by waiting, letting others go first, and favoring the safe and secure bet.
Richard and Tonia didn’t wait. They didn’t let someone else create the studio they dreamt up. And they certainly didn’t favor safety or security.
And those who love their work and feel their impact are better off for it.
Of course, you’ve probably never heard of Richard and Tonia, unless you’re a huge LOTR fan. Most of us enjoyed the movies and might recognize a few of the actors and maybe the director – that’s about it.
So what’s in it for them if the masses of people don’t even recognize their contribution?
And what’s in it for the rest of us if no one notices what we do?
p.s. want an unreasonable way to sell your products or services? Check out my book: The Complete Guide to Pay What You Want Pricing. It might just change the way you approach your business, art and writing forever.
Amazing story. I love WETA, and I love the LOTR. One of the best series, great work by the whole team. I loved the book and they really captured it also. I love this idea you talk about- of being unreasonable. I completely agree. I will strive to be more unreasonable than I am now. (I’ve been told I was crazy and unreasonable many times.) Recently I told my husband- Martin, I don’t ever want to grow up. I want to be naive, childish, excited, open-minded and unreasonably optimistic forever. I don’t want to be an older, mature, logical reasonable person- ever!
aaaand that dark muppet movie was called…. drum roll please…. Meet the Feebles! …you see? I out nerded you Tom! Wow, that is one messed up muppet movie, let me tell you. 🙂 LOVED this post. Not only did it touch on Jackson (one of my favorite directors) but I absolutely needed to hear this line today: ” They put their blood, sweat and tears into every creation, beyond any reasonable expectation of repayment. And with each new film, they improved, honed and sharpened their skill-set.” Thanks VERY much for this one.
Ah Tom, you know me so well! This is a great way to look at it and I’d probably never thought as myself as ‘unreasonable’ until now. It’s funny because I had a nasty dream last night about arguing with someone about how I live my life and the risks I take. I recently quit my job to follow my dream, which means I have hardly any money in my bank account! I moved in with my sister into a small room with my 1 year old pup. It’s been tough and ‘unreasonable’ at times but I feel I need to do this, otherwise when will I do it? Probably never! I’ve never been risk adverse so here I am. Thank you for making me feel good about it all. Keep up the good work. Love it!
Awesome. I love stories like this, they are so inspiring! And, like we all should, they gloss over the hard parts. You know what is really cool? We can all do this, over and over again, remaking ourselves into something better, making a better world in the process. I don’t think it matters if anyone notices, we notice.
So glad it resonated Deb – thanks so much for taking the time to comment.
It doesn’t matter if others notice – we notice. Couldn’t agree more!
Awesome post and an awesome story!
Hey Tom, I really enjoyed this post, 5 hours well spent I say 🙂 I’m a Wellingtonian so glad to hear that you stayed and explored here a while and discovered our little treasure trove that is Weta studios. They have an amazing story don’t they and while not many have heard of them I’m sure they quite like it that way. Us kiwis don’t revel in the limelight much, we like to live normal lives, but the satisfaction they must feel from living their dream everyday and be able to tap into that other lifestyle when they want while still being largely unrecognised to me sounds IDEAL! Look forward to your interview with them!
Debra, thanks so much! Loved Wellington – my favorite city in NZ. Love what Weta does and you’re right – seems like they love the art for the arts sake (which is how it should be, no?).
I loved this post for so many reasons including the adventurous travel portion to LOTR (love!) and your philosophical epiphany via WETA’s long path to discovery and their subsequent hard-earned success. There are so many courageous choices throughout WETA’s climb to the top (and it sounds like they’re going to keep going!) and it takes real guts to let your passion and unfaltering vision propel you to what sounds like, perfection. Looking forward to hearing more about what started out in a tiny backroom to the revolutionary way they’ve brought these magical stories to life!
Elleyess – thanks so much! Remarkable story isn’t it? And I’m so glad you liked the story of my adventures…may add more as we travel around the world (looking for inspiration in Australia as I write this).
Thanks again for a fabolous post! – I have a lot of subscriptions coming into my gmail, and now I then I do a batch read (well, skim is a better word I guess) my mail – I often stop and read through yours! – and Seth Godin’s – and some more.
But you are one of my favourites when it comes to inspiration!


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"वह बच्ची नवंबर में दिल्ली जायेगी ।"
Translation:That child will go to Delhi in November.
I was marked incorrect for the answer "That girl will go to Delhi in November". Can someone please explain why? Thanks.
Apparently, “That child will be going to Delhi in November,” is wrong. Don’t know why.
That translates to: वह बच्ची नवंबर में दिल्ली जा रही होगी। Vah bachchi november mein Dilli (Delhi) jā rahi hogi.


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Plastic Round Pots for Your Carnivorous Plants.
All plants are shipped in pots. You only need to purchase additional pots and soil if you prefer to transfer them to a larger container. Please make sure to select the correct soil mix for your plants. See description below for details.
All pots come with the right amount of soil to fill each pot.
You get approximately 1/3-1/2 gallon of soil mix and a set of plastic pots with drain holes. All soil mixes are guaranteed to be free of fertilizers and contaminants. Soil is shipped dried. Moisten thoroughly before using.
Although I would have wanted the pot to be a bit heavier, you can't expect that from a plastic pot with holes in it.
Simple, straight forward plastic pots. Perfect for repotting. Economical (good price) and easy to pack along with a new plant order.
I have ordered these before, real happy with them!
These plastic pots are very rigid and seem of a very high quality! No doubt I will order more from here in the future!
The 4" pots make great starter pots for smaller sized rootstock. Hoping to get some 6" soon.


text: Planning on taking a trip to the Detroit tigers game? Get a group of friends together and take one of our party buses. The cost can be split among a group of people and there wont be any hassle of drinking and driving. You also won't have to worry about anything happening to your car outside of Comerica park or paying $20 per car for parking. Relax with a drink and listen to music or watch tv on the way there and then get dropped off right next to the stadium.

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Nissan isn't a stranger to extravagant Hollywood red carpet parties. After all, the Japanese automaker has previously played a big role in Disney's blockbuster movie franchises like Star Wars Rogue One (yes, just like the crossover), The Last Jedi, Solo, and others like A Wrinkle in Time. With the recent comeback of the iconic Mary Poppins, a partnership between the two seemed almost natural.
The ties between a disciplinary babysitter that can fly courtesy of a magical umbrella and a sleek new sedan may not be abundant—at a molecular level, at least. But if you think hard enough, some of the inspirations that must be conjured before kickstarting a major project like a Disney movie or an all-new car are pretty similar. Don't think so? Nissan's released two videos that show how the two indifferent parties have more in common than you and I might think.
One of the most "magical" features of the 2019 Altima is the 2.0-liter turbocharged inline-four engine with variable-compression, which produces a hefty 248 horsepower while returning 25 mpg city and 34 mpg highway. ProPilot Assist, Nissan's semi-autonomous driving aid, isn't behind in terms of magic and is also standard on SV, SL and Platinum trims.
Whether you're a fan of Poppins or the Altima, there's no denying that our very own Kyle Cheromcha was pleased by the 2019 Altima's features and overall appeal during his first-drive review earlier this year. And while Nissan didn't modify a bunch of cars for this premier like it did for some of the Star Wars movies, I was pretty stoked to have the opportunity to join the cast of this iconic children's (it's for grown-ups, too) movie on the red carpet at the Dolby Theater in Hollywood for the World Premiere earlier this month.
If you're interested in drawing your own conclusions regarding Nissan's partnership with Disney or simply watching a sweet movie, Mary Poppins Returns premiers at a theater near you Wednesday, Dec. 19.
Spoilers ahead—but not the downforce-inducing kind we're used to writing about.

industry_corpus2: Automobiles


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Rotisserie Chicken Sandwich with Fresh Mozzarella, Pesto, & Balsamic.
Roast Beef Sandwich with Mozzarella & Horseradish Mayonnaise.
Toasted Turkey Sandwich with Swiss Cheese, Green Chiles, & Mayo.
Classic Turkey Sandwich with Cranberry Mayo.
Roasted Veggie Wrap with Eggplant, Artichoke Hearts, Kalamatas, & Tzatziki.
Chicken Caesar Wrap with Croutons & Dressing.
Indian Curry Wrap with Rotisserie Chicken, Curry Rice, Cashews, & Raisins.
Call us toll-free at 1-877-449-7276 to book your Paso Robles Wine Tour Package today!


text: The Chester Post Office is located in the state of Idaho within Fremont County. This location serves 319 Chester residents with a median income of $85,172. It's estimated that approximately 509 packages pass through this post office each year.


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As a busy family it’s often hard to find the time to do those things you really want. To spend time together, keep fit, stay healthy, gain some muscle, stay trim, gain some “me” time, switch off from the mobile. On top of all this to have the help, advice and guidance of some quality and passionate staff who are able, willing and ready to personalise a plan to suit whatever your goal may be or your time will allow.
For our family, Acorns was the single best option that was capable of meeting all of these needs all of the time. More than three years on and it’s still meeting these needs and is an important part of our family life, weather we work out together or individually. A habit we’re glad to have.
I was a member for a few years but due to a house move it wasn’t really practical for everyday use so it suits me that I can pay just for classes and still attend my favourite hiit class. James is a great instructor and hiit certainly does the job!
I started training at Acorns because my wife said I had to! I stayed because I found a really friendly and helpful bunch of Instructors, who try to find ways of motivating and challenging you. The clientele are also friendly and not at all intimidating. There is a wide variety of equipment to use and the membership is better value than at other gyms. It’s easy to get to and parking isn’t a problem. It’s also a nice, clean environment in which to work out.


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Resident Evil Zero is a prequel to Resident Evil. The game shows you how the infection reach Raccoon City and the forest. You play as S.T.A.R.S. Member Rebecca Chambers and later an ex marine Billy Coen.
What do you think about this prequel?
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The Phantom Tempered Glass Gaming Case, with a full tempered glass left side panel. Fit up to six fans with one Dual-Ring Halo Spectrum fan pre-installed at the back, the front of the Phantom has been inlaid with a colourful RGB LED strip offering a smart and professional design and ultimately satisfying any gamer’s aesthetic needs.
The AOC 27 Inch G2778VQ TFT Monitor, No stuttering, no tearing, just gaming. Featuring FreeSync technology to eliminate tearing, stuttering and input lag, the 27-inch AOC G2778VQ also boasts a 1ms response time, a 75Hz refresh rate, and Flicker-Free technology, which reduces eye fatigue for a more comfortable viewing. 1ms Response Time, A pixel response time of 1ms GTG means speed without the smear for an enhanced experience. Fast-moving action and dramatic transitions will be rendered smoothly without the effects of ghosting.


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Premier Daniel Andrews joined Minister for Transport Infrastructure Jacinta Allan today to announce CPB and Laing O’Rourke have been shortlisted for the $200 million first works package.
The works package will start next year, once planning approvals are in place, and deliver a range of power, water and other utility works to pave the way for major construction on the $15.8 billion project.
The Andrews Labor Government also announced today that the Environment Effects Statement (EES) for the project will go on display this month, with community engagement sessions planned across Melbourne’s north-east and eastern suburbs over April and May.
The first act of the re-elected Labor Government was to put this massive project out to market, with bidders being sought for the $7-9 billion package that will design the project and build the tunnels. Shortlisting will start soon, with a tender to be underway later this year.
The North East Link will include a six-kilometre tunnel under Banyule Flats and the Yarra River and upgrade the Eastern Freeway to streamline traffic flow and reduce congestion.
It will create the missing link between the Eastern Freeway and the M80 Ring Road – slashing travel times, taking more than 15,000 trucks a day off local streets and creating 10,300 jobs.
The project will also build a new dedicated busway down the middle of the Eastern Freeway – slashing travel times on this busy bus corridor by more than 30 per cent.
Construction will start in 2020 and North East Link will open in 2027. For more information, visit northeastlink.vic.gov.au.

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In South America and Mexico the herb was nicknamed "marihuanilla" (little marijuana). Mixed in a blend of herbs or used on itself, it's said to be a mild intoxicant.
Marihuanilla is mostly used for its relaxing effects and its pleasant, mild taste. Although it's said to be a mild intoxicant and it has been confirmed that the plant contains alkaloids such as leonurine, it is not exactly known what causes this intoxication.
Traditional Asian use involves soaking 1-3 teaspoons of the herb in hot water for 15 minutes.
Didn't feel anything using the recommended amount on the label.
Quite bitter, not all that pleasant.
Didn't settle well on my stomach afterwards and needed to lay down.
Didn't feel any psychoactive effects or any type of pleasant buzz.
I tried this tea twice according to all instructions and only received the same effect as described. Blue Lotus offers a much better experience than this.
I put 4 teaspoons in hot water for 15 minutes, while smoking some more herb. Then I drank it. It has a very pleasant taste either drunk or smoked, delicate and smooth. The first effect was a general sensation of wellness together with a calm peacefulness. My mind was lucid and satisfied. I laid down on my sofa, listening to Japanese music, in a state of happy lay-off, like floating on my thoughts. The apex of the peaceful feeling was reached after an hour, then it started to gradually decrease.
Feedback effects: the day after I felt a strange numbness of my muscles, probably caused by the effect of leonurine and leosiberine on the muscle spindles. By the way this sensation wasn’t really painful.
The day after I smoked leonurus with tobacco. The result was less effective than the infusion, but I felt again a fantastic feeling of physical and mental satisfaction. I also managed to study regularly under that calming mood.
I had no feedback effects.
Two days after the first experience I decided to mix marihuanilla with hash. The flavour of this blend was awesome and it smelled good. The hash quantity was really scarce, so I didn’t expect an hallucinating effect; nevertheless my perception of space and my vision was really altered. I also had a tiny temporal distortion. After many hours I still felt confused and a little bit inattentive. It means that you should mix leonurus with cannabis only if you’re looking for a confusing and pleasant experience, but if you only want a soothing sensation it’s better drink or smoke leonurus without any herb. It would be interesting to mix it with galangal herb in an infusion, I’ll try it soon and write a report of the experience.
I made tea for 2, used 6 big teaspoons of the herb, but also added a bit of linden herb, and let it sit for 15-18 min. in hot water.
I added a lot of honey because to tea tasted to bitter. At the end we added even milk to milden the bad taste.
I could say I got restfull ...or just very tired and went to sleep. Not a nice tea.

industry_corpus2: Biopharmaceuticals


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How to Choose Toys for a Child: Here you will learn about which toys are beneficial for stimulating your child's growth and development and which toys can be dangerous.
How to Mend Clothes: In this article, you will learn how to make your child's clothes last just a little bit longer by mending them yourself.
Consumer Guide: Educational Electronic Toys: Read Consumer Guide's reviews of the electronic toys that are available for your child.
We will get started on the next page by showing you how to make a childhood favorite -- play dough.
Learn more about developing and teaching creativity with creative toys from Consumer Guide Products.

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Balancing rotors is an important condition for a safe and longterm operation of machines. In machines that were not balanced, high mechanical vibrations can occur and lead to wear and fatigue. The resulting damage caused e.g. on bearing, shaft run or foundation ultimately lead to the shutdown of the machine and cause production losses.
The machine that is to be balanced consists of components which are generally pre-balanced during production. However, new imbalances can be generated by the assembly of several components (rotor, gear, coupling). Changes in operation such as pollution and wear or changes due to repair measures like exchanging the bearing also lead to imbalances. In order to reduce these unwanted vibrations the machine is re-balanced in operational state. Therefore we speak of field balancing.
Field balancing has the advantage that the machine is balanced as a whole. The superposition of imbalances of all individual components is determined and can be reduced. Furthermore, field balancing saves time and money, since the machine must not be disassembled with effort and balanced externally.
During field balancing the rotor has to be accessible, in order to mount test and balance masses, adequate transducer locations for the accelerometer have to exist and there must be a possibility to determine the speed of the rotor.
There is a wide range of applications of field balancing. Form large slow rotating roller mills to dynamic balancing of propellers of small aircrafts to tool spindles with speeds of several 10,000 U/min.
In practice field balancing is performed with vibration analyzers. The connected accelerometers determine the amount of imbalance. The angular position is calculated using the speed measurement. Before starting the balancing process a tracking analysis (run-up and coast-down) is often performed to determine resonance-distant speed ranges for field balancing. Subsequently, the initial and the test run are carried out to determine the unbalance. Control runs evaluate the success of the performed compensatory measures.


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Please see our BBQ LPG Gas Bottle Sizes page for size information on 9kg bottles.
The following are many of the frequently asked questions about SWAP'n'GO® BBQ gas bottle swap from NZ customers and discussions in online forums.
If you have a question that is not answered here, please feel free to send us an Online Enquiry.
Questions that have general interest, and the answers, will be added to this FAQ page.
Why should I use SWAP'n'GO gas bottle swap instead of refilling?
You know it has been filled correctly and double leak checked.
FAQ Can I return my bottle and get a refund if I don't need it anymore?
When you purchase or swap at SWAP'n'GO you own the bottle. Unfortunately, there is no basis for issuing a refund.
You might consider giving your bottle to family or friends.
Local clubs that do sausage sizzle fund raising would also appreciate the donation.
You can also dispose of them at a local council recycling centre or you can leave the bottle at your nearest NZ SWAP'n'GO depot.
What if I don't have a gas bottle to swap?
No problem. You can purchase a full SWAP’n’GO gas bottle without a trade-in.
Do I own the gas bottle I receive?
Yes, when you purchase or swap a gas bottle from us, you own the SWAP’n’GO gas bottle you receive.
Also, you are free to choose swap or refill when it is empty.
There are SWAP'n'GO® retailers around the country so you never have to go very far to find a fresh full LPG bottle.
What sort of gas bottles does SWAP'n'GO accept for swap?
Excessive dents, gouges, rust or other damages are not acceptable.
How can I tell if the gas bottle I will receive is full?
Every SWAP’n’GO gas bottle is precision filled to 9kg and leak tested by Elgas technicians.
Look for the yellow seal on the neck of the gas bottle which indicates that it has been quality checked and filled to safe industry standards by Elgas SWAP’n’GO.
How much does a 9kg gas bottle weigh when full or empty?
The full weight of gas bottles can vary based on the weight of the empty bottle.
The weight of the empty bottle, or tare weight, is stamped on the neck ring of the bottle.
To calculate the full weight, you add 9kg to the empty (tare) weight of the bottle and the total is the full weight.
How do I swap my gas bottle with SWAP'n'GO?
How do I check how much gas is left in my gas bottle?
How often do gas bottles require testing before they are out-of-date?
Does SWAP'n'GO accept out of date bottles?
Yes! We accept out of date bottles at no extra charge.
Carefully pour a cup of hot water down the side of the bottle and a line of condensation should appear at the level of the remaining gas.
If no line is apparent, you can also wait a few seconds and run your hand down the cylinder.
It will feel cool to the touch at the level of the gas.
If you see no line and feel no difference in temperature, chances are the bottle is empty.
Remember to always use care with the hot water.
For safety reasons, NEVER open the valve on an unattached gas bottle to check for remaining gas, even if you think it is empty.
Also, please remember that gas bottles are designed to be full at 80% or just over 3/4. This allows for the natural expansion of the gas during warmer temperatures.
An alternative way to check the bottle contents is by using a scale.
The tare (empty) weight of the bottle is stamped on the neck ring.
The difference between the scale reading and the tare weight should indicate approximately how much gas remains in the bottle.
I still have a little gas left but not enough for a BBQ, what can I do?
Everyone wants to get the full value out of their gas bottle.
The simple solution that many people use is to have a second gas bottle.
Then, you can run your first bottle completely dry and quickly switch bottles without a frantic run to your local servo.
You can then swap the empty bottle at a more convenient time.
Don't have a second bottle? No problem.
You can purchase a second full SWAP’n’GO gas bottle without a trade-in.
Why is SWAP’n'GO gas bottle swap safer than refilling?
Manually refilled cylinders can be incorrectly filled causing the cylinders to vent gas through the pressure relief valve that is part of the main valve.
This can happen, with an overfilled cylinder, as the gas gets warmer and the pressure builds.
Venting can be a very dangerous situation if it occurs near people or an ignition source and especially in vehicles.
SWAP’n’GO® fills the cylinders by weight on very accurate digital scales. The total fill weight is calculated based on the empty weight of the cylinder plus the gas. The scales are reset for each cylinder to achieve the proper full weight. So, you can rest assured that the bottle you buy from SWAP'n'GO is safely filled.
SWAP’n’GO also performs two leak checks on each cylinder before it is delivered to your local dealer.
We always check the inspection date on every cylinder we fill and only those with valid dates are filled. Cylinders with expired dates are inspected internally and externally, have new valves fitted and have a new date stamp applied.
How do I know a SWAP'n'GO gas bottle is safe?
At Elgas, we pride ourselves on our bottle quality.
All SWAP’n’GO gas bottles are either new or quality checked and have been refurbished by trained technicians.
Can freezing weather affect a BBQ gas bottle?
Extremely cold sub zero conditions can affect your BBQ gas bottle, particularly as it gets low on gas.
There could be liquid gas within the bottle that will not come out.
The reason for this is that the liquid gas absorbs heat from the metal walls of the gas bottle to achieve vapourisation, which is the process of going from a liquid to a gaseous state.
As the volume of liquid gas gets lower, there is less metal surface area providing heat to the gas so it may not 'boil' and vapourise in extremely cold conditions, when the metal gas bottle become very cold.
The best solution for this is to keep the bottle in the sun, on cold days, so it absorbs as much heat as possible.
Alternatively, switch to a full or near full bottle.
You can use the lesser filled bottle on another day, when the temperatures are warmer.
Why does gas bottle swap cost slightly more than refilling?
The simple answer is that you are getting much more than just the gas.

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We are proud to say that the company established in 1978 by Mr. Piotr Olewiński and Mr. Piotr Nowakowski has become the largest Polish manufacturer of painting solutions.
PROFESSIONAL is a system of products for car refinishing.We offer a wide selection of products for renovation of paint coats: from universal putties with multiple uses, through special purpose putties to acrylic topcoats, clearcoats and primers, along with an entire range of supplementary products. Choosing the right materials enables spot repairs and large-scale repairs.


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Spurwink provides behavioral health and education services for children, adults and families.
Children, adults and families affected by behavioral health challenges and developmental disabilities living healthy, engaged lives in their communities.
We began with one house in Portland, Maine. Today, Spurwink has 37 active homes serving children, and another 18 homes serving its adult program.
Spurwink’s 4 special education schools serve children ranging from 5 to 21 years of age.
Starting with a handful of employees, Spurwink today draws much of its strength from its nearly 1200 employees.
Our values remain the same. They are the cornerstone of what we do and how we deliver services: Developing positive self regard in those we serve by honoring and respecting who they are, and then building upon the strengths of the individual and the family.
We go the distance in order to change lives. We bring to bear clinical and educational expertise as well as our ingenuity in creating solutions with clients and their families in order to meet their needs. While deeply committed to evidence-based practices, we embrace new methods, technologies and resources to serve our clients.
Our relationships with one another and with our clients are built on a foundation of unconditional positive regard. We believe that growth and transformation occur within relationships where humility and mutual respect are evident, clear, honest and timely feedback is the norm—even when it is uncomfortable, and mutual acceptance is coupled with personal responsibility.
We are committed to continuous learning in order to improve what we do. We exercise rigor and accountability in evaluating the outcomes of our work, reflect on how we can improve, incorporate proven, effective models into our practices, and hold one another accountable in a culture of continuous improvement.
“With”, not “To”….We view clients and their families to be dynamic partners in achieving growth and change. We are sensitive to the unique needs of families, and inclusive and flexible in developing approaches to care that reflect the strengths and challenges of both clients and their families.
We believe that growth happens best when high expectations tap into each person’s unique readiness for new learning and development. This is why we collaboratively tailor plans for growth and development with every client we serve and in the professional development we provide to our employees.
We are sensitive to the reality that many people today have experienced trauma in their lifetimes. We strive to make informed choices in our interactions with one another and our clients, and in the design of our systems and programs, to enhance the level of emotional safety in our workplace and to foster awareness of what each of us can do to enhance the processes of healing.


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"World of Wearable Arts" Finalist in Bizarre Bra Section.
"Vancouver 2010: Unity and Diversity"
"Contemporary Craft in B.C: Excellence Within Diversity"
"Sand and Soda: Contemporary Trends in Warm Glass"
"Visions of the North Shore". Commissioned to create a limited edition print specific to a historical North Vancouver site as part of the Canadian Millennium Project.
Canadian Clay and Glass Gallery, Waterloo.
Rails End Gallery, Halliburton, Ont.
Craft ACT:Craft and Design Centre, Canberra, Australia.
Corning Museum of Glass. Corning, New York.
Exhibited in six galleries: Capilano College, Seymour Art Gallery, West Vancouver Museum and Archives, Ferry Building Gallery, Artists for Kids Gallery, North Vancouver Community Arts Council Gallery.
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When importing or restoring your database into MongoDB, make sure that you don't use the admin database. Why? We'll show you.
At Compose, our support team helps customers with a variety of issues related to their deployments. One issue that comes up frequently is related to errors that developers receive when importing or restoring documents inside a new MongoDB deployment and forgetting not to use the admin database.
Whether you're familiar or not with the pitfalls of putting your data into admin, this article will show you some of the errors that you could run into, and show you the easiest way to solve this issue (hint: just don't use the admin database for your data).
When creating a Compose MongoDB deployment, the database that is initially created is admin, which lives on different servers where your other databases will live. Although admin is shown as the initial database in the connection strings, it's important to realize that this is the database for administration. If you use the admin database directly you'll run into problems.
The main purpose of this database is to store system collections and user authentication and authorization data, which includes the administrator and users' usernames, passwords, and roles. Access is limited to only to administrators, who have the ability to create, update, and delete users and assign roles.
One of the major security risks of using the admin database is that all users who have access to it have the ability to create, read, update, and delete system users and databases in your deployment. While this can be limited by creating custom roles, it's far better to eliminate the risk altogether. If you manage administrators and users using the Compose console, you will only be able to create administrators within the admin database, and you can manage individual database owners through each database's administration console.
In addition to the security risks, putting data into admin may lead to unforeseeable consequences that will lead to significant problems when importing or restoring data into MongoDB. Let's take a look at some of these problems and what we can do to avoid them.
Although we tried to import the documents, we ran across error inserting documents: Writes to config servers must have batch size of 1, found 550. That's because config servers do not accept bulk writes. Even though it states that it has imported 550 documents, logging into the deployment will show you that in fact no data has been imported into admin.
The solution to this problem is to swap out --db admin for a new database --db banks, which will be created automatically when the command is run. Additionally, since we don't have any users who are authorized to write data to the banks database, we'll have to use the --authenticationDatabase admin option that will allow us to log into our deployment and import the data using the administrator credentials.
Now, logging into our deployment, we'll see that the database banks has been successfully created and contains 550 documents.
If you've used mongodump to download your database into a dump file, you can restore your data along with users and their credentials into your new deployment. Sometimes, however, you may forget to swap out "admin" when copying and pasting your connection information. If you forget to change the database name, it can cause some unwanted problems.
As MongoDB tries to restore the data, we run into the same error that we received when we tried to import the data earlier using mongoimport: error: Writes to config servers must have batch size of 1, found 550. So, again, MongoDB prevents us from bulk inserts, which will not restore any of our data or users into admin.
The real problem comes when attempting to use the --drop flag when restoring your data using the admin database. In the previous examples, we saw some of the failures that MongoDB shows, but these don't have an effect on our database, except for the error we'll receive that will reject the data from being restored.
When the restore includes the admin database, mongorestore with --drop removes all user credentials and replaces them with the users defined in the dump file.
Therefore, what will happen is that all of our administrator credentials will be deleted. At the same time, our deployment will fail and we'll see the errors when we log into our deployment's console on Compose.
At this point, you'll have to delete your MongoDB deployment from the console and create a new one since you won't be able to access your databases from the browser.
As you may have noticed, we are using the --drop flag here. This will make sure that when creating newbanks we are dropping any collections in the database that might be in the target deployment and restoring all of the data and user credentials as a fresh copy.
To avoid using the admin database, it's best to create databases that you can connect to which have their own users and roles assigned to them. To do this from the Compose console, click on the Browser link on the Overview view, then click the Add database button on the top right of the Browser view.
After clicking on the button, fill in the field next to use with the name of a new database. In this instance, we will call it "my_data". Then click run to create the database.
After the database has been created, we can create database users or collections. However, to get the connection strings for the database, we can click the Admin button on the database menu.
This will provide us with the connection strings that we need to connect to our database with any application. As you can see, all of the connection information is the same as on the Overview view, except instead of admin as your database, you now have the connection strings using to your new database my_data.
Adding users to the database is also done by clicking on the Users button on the menu. There we can click the button Add User.
This will prompt us to add a new username and password for the database administrator, or dbOwner, who has administrative rights to the database. In this example, our user is "superman"
Once the user has been created by clicking Run, you will see that "superman" is now the owner of the new database.
To assign readOnly privileges to users, you can create a user and click the readOnly button under the db.addUser command. We'll create the user "batman" who will only have readOnly access.
This will give the new user "batman" only read privileges for this database, which is shown next to their name once he has been added to the database.
In this article, we showed you some of the pitfalls of using admin, but we also showed you ways to rectify the most common problems you're likely to encounter. Just remember, when setting up a new Compose MongoDB deployment, be aware that when trying to import or restore data from an existing database, always make sure to not use the admin database. By keeping your deployment's users separate from the core data, you'll save yourself from some serious headaches that can be avoided.


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Japanese IT solutions provider Access has acquired NetRange, a German supplier of white-label smart TV and OTT solutions.
The takeover of which financial details have not been disclosed is handled by German subsidiary Access Europe and includes NetRange’s new connected car infotainment platform OS.CAR (pictured above).
The acquisition comes at a time when the convergence between the automotive and media industries is gathering pace, according to Access. In-car connectivity is enabling new use cases inside vehicles, while the breadth of connected entertainment solutions available to consumers has reached an all-time high, spanning video, digital radio, eBooks, podcasts, video games and more.
Building on this momentum, the takeover guarantees that customers will be able to deploy best-in-class solutions spanning the entire connected entertainment portfolio inside the home, on the go and in connected vehicles worldwide, according to Access. The move will also bring together both companies’ products and solutions, including Access Twine for Car and NetRange’s OS.CAR.
“The combination of Access and NetRange solutions will enable automotive manufacturers to offer varied in-car infotainment solutions that adjust to the needs of drivers and passengers, while supporting new business models for traditional car companies and for the growing electric, hybrid and autonomous driving industry,” said Dr Neale Foster, CEO of Access Europe.


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Church members discuss the progress of recovery in the area around Hartzell United Methodist Church in New Orleans' Lower 9th Ward, which was flooded by Hurricane Katrina in 2005. From left are: Burnetta D. Fauria, Angelique White-Williams and Andrea Sanchez-Reese. Photo by Mike DuBose, UMNS.
The images of the 9th Ward after the levees broke and 20-foot surges of water poured over the area are hard to forget.
Hurricane Katrina pushed structures off their foundations. Houses ended up on top of pickup trucks. Boats landed upside down on grocery stores. Debris blocked most of the streets.
Ten years later, streets are still buckled from the water. Lots are overgrown and graffiti covers the walls of ruined houses. Some people have returned and their nice houses with neat yards dot the landscape – but spotting a living soul out on the streets is rare.
It takes courage to live here.
Three members of Hartzell United Methodist Church are among the fearless who stay.
Angelique White-Williams, Andrea Sanchez-Reese and Burnetta D. Fauria are faithful and fierce defenders of the church and the 9th Ward.
Hartzell reopened in 2007 but most members forced out of the area by Katrina have not come back. Not surprising, since the 9th Ward went from being the most populated of the 17 wards in New Orleans to a near ghost town.
“We are not what we used to be before 2005, but we are going where Jesus already is,” Sanchez-Reese said.
White-Williams, Christian education director and president of the church’s United Methodist Women, shakes her head and talks about her mother, who worked at Hartzell’s children’s center for 44 years serving hundreds of neighborhood families.
It took a long time even to clear the streets enough for people to return home, Sanchez-Reese said.
New Orleans’ 9th Ward was one of hardest-hit areas of the city during Hurricane Katrina and the pace of recovery there has been slow. See what the area looks like today and meet some of the people committed to helping it come back.
Hartzell, a traditional African-American church, now shares a pastor with Harahan St. Paul’s, an established white church.
The Rev. Lisa Fitzpatrick preaches at Hartzell at 8:30 a.m. on Sundays then leads worship at 10:45 at Harahan St. Paul’s. Both churches share activities and have visited in each other’s sanctuaries.
There are plans to reach out to the community with a dinner at the church on Sept. 15, a dinner that the church plans to make a regular outreach, White-Williams said.
Katrina destroyed more than buildings. It destroyed a way of life.
“Generations were wiped out,” Sanchez-Rice said. “Four generations were impacted.” She recalls her family and many other families being “30 deep” in one house for months after the storm.
White-Williams remembers 10 to 12 “blood” family members packed into cars in caravans evacuating to Texas. “No one was going unless all of us were going,” she said.
Around the neighborhood, the women point out where there was a doctor’s office, a barbershop and a drugstore. An empty lot next to the repaired church belonged to a church member.
Burnell Cotlon used all his life-savings to open the only grocery store in the ward after he came home and decided to be part of the solution.
“Miss Emmanuel, my neighbor, used to have to catch three buses to get to the closest grocery store and that is 5 miles away and that’s Wal-Mart in the next city. She is elderly. That is an unnecessary hardship that no one should have to endure to get a loaf of bread,” Cotlon said.
Cotlon buys groceries at stores in New Orleans to resell at his store in the 9th Ward.
The lower 9th Ward was not a stranger to storms either, Fauria said. The people were strong and had been through seven hurricanes, including the 1965 Hurricane Betsy, one of the deadliest and costliest in U.S. history. “The people came back,” she said.
The church has three cornerstones for each time it was rebuilt. The pastor and congregation gathered recently to plant a small azalea bush by the restored church sign. It was a symbol of burying the past and celebrating the future.
The women said Hartzell was, and will be again, a beacon for the community.


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Take a look at the newest content and features that will be coming up in the Shadows of Turimnan Patch Notes.
Explore a whole new region, tame new familiars, and awaken your weapons!
On the way to destroy the Demonic Stone once and for all, our fearless hero gets caught between a war that has lasted for decades in an ancient land called Turimnan. Are you ready for another adventure through insect-infested lands caught in a civil war?
An All New Region. Hunt your way through the Turimnan Valley and explore a vast new area of the continent.
Level Cap Increase. Further increase your power and level up to 67! New skills for all classes are now available.
A New Exciting Dungeon. The only thing between you and destroying the Demonic Stone is the Tomb of the Wyrm. Battle your way through mutated monsters to finally catch up with Salant.
New Tamable Familiars. Tame over 15 new familiars scattered all over the region. Some of them are as fierce as they are cute!
There's a mistake in your link for the Shadows of Turimnan Patch Notes as it just links straight back to this topic instead of the actual news article!
So it's now releasing this week, 11th of October 2018? Forgive my doubts but it's already been delayed from the initial target of August to September and then to October, so, while I do hope that date is final and we do indeed get Turimnan this week, I'll not be surprised if we get yet another delay at the last moment!
Hopefully the majority of bugs have been fully squashed and all the new content is now nicely polished, so let's all hope there are no problems in the next few days and we do, finally, get the Turimnan update on Thursday 11th of October 2018!
Ist this a troll update? where is the rest of it koreans got? even the RU version is years ahead. This is nothing what have u done the last 2 years?
Many players have no real knowledge of exactly what the Korean or RU versions of Icarus actually contain. As such we don't always really know just what we might be "missing" in the version of the game that Nexon are providing, so vague comments like yours just leave us wondering what Nexon might be keeping out of the game!
I know they don't want to bury us in new and partially complicated content but some of these are necessary for progression like reverse tempering and legendary+ familiars.
Everyone who succeeds/already succeded in crafting Zelnaris gets kicked in the face once they introduce reverse tempering. Reversing Zelnaris is more or less impossible.
Same with tempering familiars. You need legendary+ seals to get a 'high' success chance.
Omiting parts of new content just to release it at another date is one thing but being served crippled mechanics because of it is simply a bad move.
The patch notes is still continue to update. I cannot get anymore information from the devs besides the patch notes. Like what I always saying in the discord.
"I really am hoping to get more information from the devs before the Turimnan update. I will be updating the patch notes continously whenever I get some updates but yeah, thats the only Information that has given to me and Im still trying to get more information as I follow up your recent request about the tempering, zelnaris temp stone and more.."
I hope that you guys understand that I can't get anymore information and still trying to get more till now..
Stay on the topic at all times or do not post random statements in these forums follow the rules and policy to prevent misunderstandings, Rider.


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typically used in access points and router platforms.
identical pinout and complete software compatibility.
Seems to be a variant of Chip idea IP core. More information is needed.
resulting in performance much closer to MIMO 1x2:1 than MIMO 1x1:1 even though it's not full MIMO-MRC.
as 1x2:1, otherwise it's labeled 1x1:1.
This information is related to barebox release v2016.10.0.
This information is related to Linux kernel release 4.8.x.
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