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Life can be so busy that we feel like we’re plodding along, just trying to get through the day…maybe even a little zombie-like! We know what that’s like, so the over-arching theme this year is Come Alive! Being part of the worshiping community on Wednesday nights gives you a chance to worship with friends new & old, rock out and sing praise to God, and hear messages that connect to YOUR life.
April 24 IGNITE at 6:30 p.m.
Summer is the perfect time to venture to Our Saviour’s original building at 2200 Swedish Drive, Ham Lake. It was built in 1872 and has a pump organ! There’s worship every Wednesday night at 6:30 p.m. followed by ice cream! Come as you are, and stay after worship for ice cream and conversation.

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From clean water to culture that’s on the cutting edge, here’s Chile’s secret to ensuring everyone has the opportunity to take part in its prosperity.
In the span of three decades, Chile has transformed from a debt-ridden military dictatorship to what is widely considered Latin America’s strongest economy. The country ranks No. 6 for female entrepreneurs on the Global Entrepreneurship and Development Institute’s Global Entrepreneurship Index. Its per-capita income is the highest in South America, and its poverty rate, at 14.4 percent, is low by global standards. Its Atacama Desert has the highest solar irradiance (rate of radiant energy) in the world — and the potential to produce enough electricity for the entire South American continent.
Chile’s enviable position has in no way come thanks to chance. It’s the result of tireless efforts from government agencies, schools, businesses large and small, nongovernmental organizations, and accelerators, all equipping the people of Chile for success. A common denominator? Inclusive innovation — the idea of a greater good inherent in the development of new products and services, and in the disruption of existing ones. Here’s how Chile is showing the world how to innovate for all.
Gatica is proud of how far the purpose-driven educational programming has come since he started working in the field some 20 years ago. “Social innovation used to be at the periphery, but now it’s at the core,” he says. Nearly every idea taught and put to the test at the hub provides social, economic and environmental value. Among the work is an initiative announced last August that is designed to address six of Chile’s main challenges — including aging, climate change and the technological revolution — by 2060.
A recent redesign of key streets in downtown Santiago prioritizes public transit and pedestrians, helping a greater number of people move from place to place more quickly and safely. Travel on major thoroughfare Compañía-Merced — on which more than 50,000 people travel by bus daily — is now 50 percent faster. And sidewalks are 20–30 percent wider, making them less congested, safer and better suited to those with disabilities.
The Chilean Ministry of Health recently implemented a national health records system housed on a cloud-based platform — no small feat, considering more than 1,000 of the country’s remote medical facilities had lacked modern connectivity until then. Related connected-health initiatives such as biometric services and better public alerts further the national aim to provide quality care.
Visitors to FedEx customer Viña Miguel Torres in Curicó, three hours south of Santiago, come to sample wine and take in the vineyard’s verdant scenery. But upon further exploration, many are also struck by Miguel Torres’ commitment to the environment — from its use of non-chemical fertilizers in the fields to solar panels outside the barrel cellar to pallets of recycled glass in the bottling plant. Recognizing the threat global climate change presents to agriculture — including Chile’s nearly $3 billion wine export market — Miguel Torres set sweeping sustainability innovations into motion both in Chile and in Spain, where its parent company is based. “Organic agriculture is very important to us, because we need to be in balance with the environment, and we need to keep it for future generations,” says Rodrigo Constandil, deputy manager of sustainability and quality.
Thanks to such efforts, Miguel Torres wines have been certified 100 percent organic since 2012. But the company’s work on the sustainability front is far from finished. Eleven percent of its investment budget is allocated to climate change, which to date has helped research and development teams reduce CO2 emissions by nearly 40 percent and develop more drought-resistant varieties of grapes.
FedEx customer Viña Miguel Torres’ sustainability efforts include farming that is free of pesticides and wines that are certified 100 percent organic.
Solar panels on the roof of Santiago’s Centro Cultural Gabriela Mistral produce enough energy to power the cultural center and other neighborhood buildings.
Chile already ranks among the world’s top producers of fruit, vegetables and seafood — it has the world’s second-largest aquaculture industry — but those high numbers aren’t stopping Young Innovators from coming up with sustainable alternatives. Santiago-based start-up The Not Company, aka NotCo, produces plant-based versions of milk, yogurt, cheese and mayonnaise. And Puerto Montt–based start-up Food for the Future, which goes by F4F, has developed high-protein, insect-based animal feed for fish, birds and mammals.
In Latin America and the Caribbean, 34 million people don’t have access to safe drinking water. In Chile specifically, nearly 200,000 people in rural communities don’t have water supply infrastructure.
Those troubling numbers got Hector Pino thinking — and innovating. As the founder and CEO of Santiago-based FreshWater Solutions, he devised a device to capture micro-particles of water suspended in the air and, put simply, “to form a cloud and make it rain,” he says. Each device — powered by electricity or solar panels — generates up to 7 gallons of water a day. “There are people who can’t afford to buy bottled water, and this allows them to have an unlimited water solution that doesn’t expire,” Pino says.
Hector Pino, founder and CEO of FreshWater Solutions, has innovated a way to bring safe drinking water to rural Chile, including this kindergarten in the town of San Pedro.
From the street, the home base of Start-Up Chile looks like an ordinary office building. But five floors up, elevator doors open to an indoor/outdoor coworking space buzzing with activity. There’s booming business behind the buzz: As Latin America’s largest start-up accelerator — and one of the world’s 10 largest — Start-Up Chile has supported more than 4,000 entrepreneurs and 1,400 start-ups with a total valuation of $1.4 billion since its founding in 2012. “If you’re an entrepreneur, Chile is the place to launch your start-up,” says Sebastian Diaz, Start-Up Chile executive director and CEO.
Created by the Chilean government and since emulated by the governments of 50 other countries, Start-Up Chile was designed to position the country as a global innovation hub and boost its entrepreneurial ecosystem — a challenge given the country’s prevailing mindset, which favored jobs in established sectors. Start-ups from more than 80 countries have joined those from Chile in gaining access to benefits including equity-free funding and coworking spaces, not to mention nearly 1,000 networking activities and events a year. One of the top programs is The S Factory, a four-month pre-acceleration experience for start-ups led by female founders. “The possibilities are infinite, and the opportunities are here,” says Paula Enei, head of international networks.
Start-Up Chile’s main coworking space stretches onto outdoor patios conducive to collaboration.
The dramatic Innovation Center, designed by award-winning Chilean architect Alejandro Aravena, opened in 2016 on the San Joaquin campus of the Pontificia Universidad Católica de Chile in Santiago.
The Innovation Center was designed to as a place where students and players from the public and private sectors come together to co-create solutions for social challenges.
The core of the Innovation Center opens onto classrooms, collaborative spaces and the CoLab Laboratory of Social Innovation.
Solar panels outside the barrel cellar help provide power for operations at Viña Miguel Torres winery.
Temperature and humidity levels are closely monitored inside the barrel cellar at Viña Miguel Torres.
No pesticides are used in the vineyards at Viña Miguel Torres in Curicó, Chile, where all of the wine produced is certified 100 percent organic.
Innovation efforts at Viña Miguel Torres have focused on sustainability and on recovering traditional varieties nearly forgotten in Chile, including País, Carignan and Muscat.

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MIAMI, May 4 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ — Swimming in foreclosures and double digit price declines, Florida’s dreary housing market is sunny news for buyers looking to catch deals on homes. In the Sunbelt states like Florida where foreclosures are among the highest in the country, buyers are rushing to bank-owned home auctions to purchase property at further reductions. Hudson & Marshall, the country’s leading real estate auction firm, will auction over 400 homes in cities throughout Florida May 5th – May 10th. Nearly 140 homes will be auctioned in Orlando, another 120 in the Ft. Lauderdale/Miami area and almost 60 homes in Tampa.
Valued from about $5000 to $475,000, all the homes come with title insurance paid for by the sellers. Buyers will be required to make a cash or certified check deposit of $3000 for each property which they are the winning bidder. No pre-registration is required and individuals not interested in placing bids are welcome to attend the auction to learn about the process.
“Bank-owned real estate auctions are a quick way to bring buyers and sellers together in one place at one time and dispose of a large amount of property,” said Dave Webb, principal, Hudson & Marshall. “With so many foreclosures on their books, banks are aggressively trying to get rid of these homes and turning to auction firms to sell them at a discount to new homeowners,” added Webb.
The nation’s Sunbelt states continue to get clobbered by deteriorating home prices and rising foreclosures. According to S&P/Case-Shiller Home Prices Indices’ data through February 2009, Miami home prices plunged nearly 30% from the same time a year ago while Tampa’s home prices dropped 23%. In the first quarter of 2009, Realtytrac found California, Florida, Arizona, Nevada and Illinois accounted for nearly 60% of the nation’s foreclosures with 479,516 properties within these states receiving a foreclosure filing.
All homes being auctioned by Hudson & Marshall are sold “as-is” and buyers should inspect properties before placing any bids. Buyers may contact listing agents to make appointments to view homes. Complete property details and additional information may be found at www.hudsonandmarshall.com or by calling 866-539-4172.
Having sold over 70,000 homes for sellers in the past eight years, Hudson & Marshall of Texas, Inc is the most experienced, trusted leader in the REO auction industry. The company’s accelerated sales process enables it to swiftly and efficiently sell large volumes of property in a way that minimizes expenses for sellers and maximizes return. Over the past five years alone, Hudson & Marshall’s total sales have topped $1.2 billion and the company anticipates selling another 30,000 homes through 2009.

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text: The Meizu 15 is supposed to be propelled in India. The telephone sports a 5.46 inch full HD (goals of 1080 x 1920 pixels) Super AMOLED show with a 16:9 perspective proportion. It is controlled by a Qualcomm Snapdragon 660 SoC dependent on 14 nm innovation combined with an Adreno 506 GPU and 4GB of RAM. The default stockpiling is of 64/128GB and can be extended up to 128GB by means of microSD card. As to, the Meizu 15 comes furnished with a double back camera setup with a blend of a 12MP essential 1/2.3″ Sony IMX380 sensor with 1.55μm pixel measure, f/1.8 opening, and wide-point focal point and a 20MP auxiliary Sony IMX350 sensor with f/2.0 gap with the zooming focal point. In advance, it utilizes a 20-megapixel camera that gives superfine shots. The network angles on board the Meizu 15 incorporate wifi 802.11 a/b/g/n, double band, hotspot, 4.2, USB Type-C, with A-GPS, GLONASS, and double sim. It packs a non-removable Li-Ion 3000 mah battery and runs the custom Flyme 7 OS over Android 7.1.2(Nougat), out of the case. Sensors incorporate unique finger impression, which works quicker and smoother opening the telephone in simply 0.1 seconds. The handset is accessible in White, Black, Blue, and Gold hues. The Meizu 15 is evaluated at Rs. 26,300/Rs. 29,400 for 4GB and 64/128GB variations.

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A few days ago, the Financial Times’ Laura Noonan published an article, ‘Commerzbank sets AI to work writing analyst reports’, reporting on our work with the German banking giant to use Natual Language Generation (NLG) technology to write basic analyst notes.
Where we think the article is slightly opaque is about the true effect of automation on human analysts. Just because automated content will take some of the work from analysts, it does not mean that it will take their jobs. Robots may be quicker and more efficient than their flesh-and-blood counterparts, but they still lack fundamental skills that only humans have. This is something that we have touched on repeatedly, especially here, here, and here.
The limits of a robot’s capabilities should be the beginning of where a good analyst brings quality. Robots are limited by the dataset they work from, meaning that they are blind to outside influences; cannot always find connections or give context; and lack the ability to make complex comparisons or be able to parse the bigger picture.
They are right. Companies should not be looking to NLG and AI in order to reduce costs (although that can be a welcome benefit). The real value is in supporting quality by handling the mundane tasks that make up the quantity of a workload. That is why the first sentence of that comment is the most true: AI should augment and improve already-existing practises.
‘Koba’ is right. An NLG product should not be developed with the aim of replacing an analyst. It should instead buttress the work of that analyst.
It seems that many fear automation because they overestimate the current capabilities of NLG and fear that such projects are intended as replacements for humans. This is very much not the case. A good parallel can be drawn with the wearing of spectacles. Nobody would pretend that wearing glasses is a replacement for having eyes.
The truth is that some organisations may seek out NLG as a way to reduce their workforce. But that would be a shortsighted and misguided motivation, a surefire way to harvest quick, short-term profits but sow the seeds of failure. And any company that seeks to replace employees this way will seek to replace those employees by any method. It won’t be the NLG that kills jobs, but how it is developed and deployed.
Founded in Berlin in 2008, Retresco has become one of the leading companies in the field of natural language processing (NLP) and machine learning. Retresco develops semantic applications in the areas of content classification, recommendation, as well as highly innovative technology for natural language generation (NLG). Through nearly a decade of deep industry experience, Retresco helps its clients accelerate digital transformation, increase operational efficiencies, and enhance customer engagement.

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Assuming the Sox don't make any more moves, the three hitters listed at the start of this thread damn well better be better hitters this season.
Lip, We all know that and so do the Sox, thats why this stuff is coming out. They have to realize these 3 have to come through but the others cant slack off either. Everything has to click, not much room for error.
I look at Viciedo's approach and I honestly don't see any way other than star ability that it's going to work at the major league level. So unless he suddenly starts possessing elite contact skills, he isn't going to improve much by just kicking his damn leg. It isn't timing. Dude's biggest problem is he doesn't know where the ball is.
Making contact is not his problem, at all. He is a .263 major league hitter, and hit .283 through the minors. He struck out a little too much last year, but he was nowhere near the league leaders. He makes a ton of contact, he just doesn't walk enough. His problem is patience, and a timing mechanism could help him with that.

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So you installed Webuzo and run WordPress on your VPS but suddenly when you are about to install new plugin or theme WordPress asks you to enter FTP credentials. Yet, that also happens every time you want to install or update a plugin or theme. So how to fix that?
Well, there are basically two solutions you can follow one of it which are: by changing your WordPress directory ownership or by editing wp-config.php file. In this article I’ll show you how to fix WordPress asking for FTP information when installing or updating a plugin / theme on Webuzo control panel by simply editing your wp-config.php file.
A working VPS / cloud VPS with at least 512MB RAM. See: Digital Ocean, Ramnode, Atlantic or these recommended vps providers.
Install Webuzo free control panel on it and do some basic tasks.
Also install WordPress on your Webuzo server.
A cup of tea and biscuits if you may.
Simply enter Username and Password you defined during Webuzo install.
Step 3 – A new browser tab will open with another login page. Simply use the same username and password you are using it to login to Webuzo panel.
Step 4 – Now edit wp-config.php file by simply ricgh-clicking on it then choose Edit.
Do not forget to click the Save button to save changes.
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This post How to Fix WordPress Asking for FTP Credentials on Webuzo is part of ServerMom.


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Ranko Nagata always knew she would end up in a creative line of work, but until one fateful first visit to a flea market some four decades ago, she had never imagined her life would be exactly what it is today. At the time working as a glass blower, Nagata visited the market to get inspiration and ideas for her art.
Ever since that day, vintage fabrics have been Nagata’s passion. She continued making glass art for some time, but she was also making frequent visits to markets to satisfy her insatiable thirst for old textiles, which she used to make small crafts and patchwork bed covers. Eventually she was asked to help out at a vintage fabric store, which ended up being the final nail in the coffin of her glass blowing career.
Nagata opened her own shop about 20 years after that first flea market encounter. Called Lunco—a creative, alternative spelling of her first name—it has been in its present location for about a decade. She sells vintage kimono and vintage fabric cuttings, the majority of which are at least 100 years old. She finds them at auctions and then often hangs onto them for months or years before putting them in the shop.
“When we sell things, we set a theme. Rather than selling them right away when we find them at auctions or markets, we keep them until the collection for the theme is complete, however long it takes. We want customers to feel the theme and the things we have collected,” she says.
Nagata likens creating these themes—or “worlds,” as she calls them—to making works of art. It’s her creative outlet, she says. Past themes at Lunco have included crimson and purple, autumn plants, and distant turquoise. And she still prepares all the kimono and fabrics herself, carefully steaming the wrinkles out, while she murmurs a thank you to the backside of the fabric (expressing her gratitude to past wearers) and a request to take care of future wearers to the front side.
While some might call Nagata a workaholic—she proudly boasts of only taking New Year’s Eve and New Year’s Day off each year—she is clearly driven by passion and a genuine love for what she does. She has a childlike fascination with vintage fabrics, and her excitement shows when she speaks on the subject.
Somewhat off the beaten tourist path, Mejiro can nevertheless be an interesting area to tool around for a bit. It is also just one stop on the JR Yamanote line or about a 15-minute walk to Ikebukuro, a much busier hub.
While Nagata herself is not conversant in English, some of her team members are. But even with a language barrier, the fabrics' beauty speaks for itself.


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Scores of civilians and soldiers have been injured following a militant chemical attack on the eastern neighborhoods of Syria’s divided province of Aleppo, says the Syrian army.
On Sunday, the General Command of the Army and Armed Forces released a statement announcing that the city’s al-Nairab district and its surroundings areas were targeted by militant mortar shells containing chlorine.
The statement noted that the attack was carried out in response to the recent gains made by the Syrian army in south and west Aleppo in which large numbers of terrorists were killed as well as the militants’ inability to break the siege on city’s eastern neighborhoods.
It noted that such cowardly actions will only serve to increase the Syrian army’s determination to purge the Takfiri terrorists from the country.
Aleppo has been divided since 2012 between government forces in the west and the militants in the east. Backed by Russian air cover, the Syrian army launched operations to purge the militants from the city in September.
This is not the first time the militants have launched chemical attacks on the city. On November 3, they hit Minyan in west Aleppo with a toxic attack, injuring eight people and on October 31 they hit the city’s suburbs injuring 48 more.
The Organization for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons (OPCW) is currently investigating the use of chemical agents in Syria by the request of the government in Damascus.
Last week, UN Secretary General Ban Ki-moon said Syrian militants’ use of chemical weapons may weaken the “taboo” against the use of such banned agents.
“It is imperative that those responsible for the use of chemical weapons should be held accountable,” he stressed.
Earlier in the day, Syrian forces reclaimed several strategic areas on the western edge of the city, purging it of Takfiri militants.
Since March 2011, Syria has been hit by militancy it blames on some Western states and their regional allies. Backed by Russian air cover, the Syrian military is engaged in an operation to rid the country of Daesh and other terrorist groups.
The so-called Syrian Observatory for Human Rights and United Nations Special Envoy for Syria Staffan de Mistura have put the death toll from the conflict at more than 300,000 and 400,000, respectively. This is while the UN has stopped its official casualty count in the Arab country, citing its inability to verify the figures it receives from various sources.

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Taking place in English and Arabic, this fourth annual conference is a "must attend" for arbitration professionals who want to keep up to date on the latest arbitration developments in the MENA region. The conference will offer a line-up of top-class speakers, topical discussions and relevant news, but also an excellent opportunity to network.
WilmerHale Special Counsel Maxi Scherer will discuss emergency arbitrator proceedings at this event.

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Paul Ratzmann is a partner at the firm. Paul is a registered patent attorney and practices various aspects of intellectual property matters including domestic and foreign patent prosecution, due diligence, opinions, and design-around. He has an extensive background in the mechanical and electro-mechanical arts.
Paul is a member of the Fishman Stewart Medical Device and Life Science practice group. He has drafted and prosecuted numerous patent applications that include the fields of computed tomography, magnetic resonance, x-ray systems, x-ray tubes, and PET, including hardware and imaging algorithms. Paul has also worked in a wide range of technologies, including solar thermal and photovoltaics, hybrid vehicles, automotive, electrical motors and actuators, semiconductor fabrication, micro-electronics packaging, vehicle transmissions, and motor control systems.
Prior to his legal career, Paul worked for several years in product development of various medical devices for a large medical equipment provider. Paul also worked at Fermi National Accelerator Laboratory and conducted basic engineering research in such diverse fields as heat transfer, materials development, and epoxy formulation. He also conducted basic research as an undergraduate in cryogenic engineering. He has 11 patents issued as a named inventor and has authored several journal articles in various engineering and physics publications.
Paul is a veteran and served as Military Police in the US Army in Panama and Honduras. In his free time, he is an avid reader and enjoys gardening.

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Dominick is always just passing through. He is a professional houseguest who follows the sun and the leisure class from resort to resort. But this winter he lingers on a quaint New England island and in spite of his best intentions becomes involved in the travails of his eccentric geriatric hosts.
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Dominick is always just passing through. He is a professional houseguest who follows the sun and the leisure class from resort to resort. But this winter he lingers on a quaint New England island and in spite of his best intentions becomes involved in the travails of his eccentric geriatric hosts. An environmental protest against a proposed liquid natural gas terminal turns ugly, and by accident and happenstance Dominick becomes a mistaken suspect in terroristic bombings. But the book, of course, is really about its characters. None of them are young—white-bearded men and blue-coiffed women busy with aging, dementia, and ungrateful children. Dominick strives to float above it all in a life of itinerant escape. A New England comedy of sorts, New Jerusalem News, on another level, is an extended meditation on history, identity, and what it means to drift.
Originally from Buffalo, New York, John Enright holds a bachelor’s degree in literature from the City College of New York and a master’s degree in folklore from the University of California, Berkeley. After working in magazine journalism and book publishing, he left the U.S. to teach at the American Samoa Community College. He remained in the South Pacific for 26 years, directing environmental, cultural, and historical preservation programs and writing extensively about the islands. His acclaimed detective series, Jungle Beat (Thomas & Mercer), featuring Det. Sgt. Apelu Soifua, is set in Samoa. His collection of poems about Samoa, 14 Degrees South, won the University of the South Pacific Press’s inaugural Literature Prize for Poetry in 2011. He now lives in Jamestown, Rhode Island, with his wife, ceramicist Connie Payne.

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text: In the Kretschmann arrangement of coupling light into surface plasmon resonances, the base of a prism is coated with a metal film and the light is incident on that film internally. If the thickness of the film is correctly chosen, then light incident at particular angle will be coupled completely into the plasmons. Thus coupling leads to a narrow, deep dip in the internal reflectance of the prism base as a function of incidence angle. Any change in the character of the metal surface results in measurable changes in the incidence angles; thus, the phenomenon is an extremely sensitive indicator of surface conditions. In particular, the effect can detect and monitor very small amounts of surface contamination. The metal layer can also be overcoated with a thin dielectric layer, so that changes induced in contamination of the latter can be observed. The surface plasmon phenomenon and the experimental arrangement employed for contamination detection will be described; experimental results on residues left by strippable coatings will also be presented.


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A question from a Daystar Focus On Israel viewer crossed my desk this week, asking my opinion of the “Christ At The Checkpoint” conference. Her friend had read an article on their most recent ‘conference of love’ last month and was influenced to discontinue their support of Israel.
Our mandate to educate Christians, Jews and people of conscience about our biblical responsibility to support Israel and our Jewish brethren against the global rise of anti-Semitism is more crucial than ever. It is critical that we are fully aware of the disinformation campaign being executed by the “Checkpoint” propagandists. The conference organizers state that the conference is “theology based in the service of peace and justice,” and therein lies the truth. The conference is not "biblically" based, it is theologically based. The organizers of the conference are basing their "truth" on the doctrines and traditions of men who historically have been anti-Semitic, suggesting that God has "excommunicated" the Jews, replacing them with the Christian church.
There is no verse in the Bible, read in proper Hebraic context, to which these false prophets can legitimize their claim. They are deceiving hundreds of thousands of Christians with their rhetoric.
But in truth, the organizers' thinly veiled purpose is to erode Christians who support Israel biblically. It seeks to change the way Christians interpret the Bible and encourage them to question the authenticity of God’s eternal covenant with Israel and Israel’s right to their ancient homeland.
God’s covenant with Israel is eternal. The Apostle Paul further substantiated that biblical Covenant when he stated in Romans 11:29, "...God's gift and calling to Israel is irrevocable!"
These messages are dangerous and deceiving. I am devoting this week’s “PJTN Online” program to exposing this pernicious group. Please tune-in at 6:00 PM CT today on Facebook at http://facebook.com/pjtnfans.
In closing, your financial support is critical to effectively combating this unbiblical disinformation campaign.
Please consider making a generous gift to PJTN today to help us continue to educate and activate more Christians, Jews and people of conscience around the globe!
Thank you for standing with PJTN as a ‘Watchman on the Wall” for such a time as this!


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EAST HARTFORD, Conn. (AP) -- Navy quarterback Keenan Reynolds ran 28 times for 142 yards and three touchdowns and threw for another score as Navy beat UConn 28-18 on Saturday.
The win is the seventh in a row for the Midshipmen, who are 3-0 for the first time since 2006.
Reynolds had touchdown runs of 10, 4 and 10 yards to give him 73 for his career, second in NCAA history behind former Wisconsin star Monte Ball, who ran for 77.
The senior threw the ball just four times, but completed three of those, including a 19-yard touchdown to Jamir Tillman.
Navy had 343 yards of offense, 303 of them on the ground. Fullback Chris Swain ran 10 times for 58 yards.
Bryant Shirreffs threw for 219 yards and two scores for UConn, which falls to 2-2 after a 2-0 start this season. Freshman receiver Tyraiq Beals caught six passes for 63 yards and a score for the Huskies.
Shirreffs hit tight end Tommy Myers with a 6-yard touchdown pass that made it a 10-point game after a 2-point conversion with just over seven minutes left. The Huskies recovered the onside kick, but turned the ball over on downs, ending the comeback threat.
Navy's senior quarterback has rushed for 3,491 yards and is now second on Navy's all-time rushing list behind former running back Napoleon McCallum, who ran for 4,179 yards from 1981-85.
Reynolds had 93 yards rushing by halftime after leading Navy to touchdowns on each of its three first-half possessions.
His 10-yard touchdown run capped their opening 62-yard drive. They went 85 yards on their second, and led 14-3 when Jamir Tillman out-jumped UConn's Jamar Summers in the end zone to pull down a 19-yard touchdown pass. That was the 24th touchdown pass of Reynolds' career and came on just his second pass attempt of the game.
Reynolds also scored on a 4-yard run with 2 seconds remaining in the half, capping a 14-play drive.
His 10-yard touchdown run in the third quarter made it 28-10 and moved him past Texas running back Ricky Williams on the all-time list.
UConn moved the ball, putting up 325 yards of offense, including 186 in the first half.
But, the Huskies had to settle for a 38-yard field goal on their opening drive. They decided to pass up a 31-yard attempt on their second possession and were left with no points after Shirreffs missed a wide-open Max DeLorenzo on fourth down.
Beals later got behind the Navy defense and caught a 39-yard touchdown pass from Shirreffs to cut the Navy lead to 14-10.
UConn's defense came into the game ranked 18th in the nation and had been giving up 126 yards a game on the ground. Navy had 190 yards rushing by halftime.


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I have been suggested to buy the HF-ANALYSER HF38B.
I am not an expert in this sort of devices but it is mention that the top peak read the this analyser can measure is 2.7Ghz while the standard 5G Broadband expected in my town is 26Ghz which it makes it 10 times higher.
Can anyone please advise a suitable device for 5G Frequencies measurement.
We aren't aware of any commercially-available meters for 5G yet. I know companies are working on them, but there isn't a meter that I can recommend at this time for 5G. I'm sure there will be meters soon. I really, really, hope so. It is needed!
Wow I see. I am thinking to buy from the other side the 'Acousticom 2 Acoustimeter RF Detector Radio Frequency Microwave Meter RF Meter' which spectrum frequency detector is 200Mhz to 8000Mhz but I wouldn't like to invest on this if the frequencies very soon will be a lot higher and my device wont detect them.
Some websites are announcing this device is able to detect 5G signals but in my country 'NZ' the starting frequency for 5G announced will be '26 GHz' or 26,000 Mhz so there is no chance this device will perceive them in my opinion. Does that sound fair to say in your view?
I almost bought the Acoustimeter AM-10 today. It's a very expensive meter and I would be very disappointed if it can't measure 5G either. Looking at the frequency spectrum in can measure and the 5G frequency possibilities here in Australia it does look like it won't be able to measure it at all. I'm going to send an message to EMFields and ask them if and when they plan to measure 5G.


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Montreal, June 25, 2013 – The next time someone snubs you at a party and you think hiding is the solution to escape your feelings of rejection, think again. Scientists have shown that reaching out to other people during a stressful event is an effective way to improve your mood, and researchers at Concordia University suggest that the hormone oxytocin may help you accomplish just that.
Mark Ellenbogen and Christopher Cardoso, researchers in Concordia’s Centre for Research in Human Development are taking a closer look at oxytocin, a hormone traditionally studied for its role in childbirth and breastfeeding, and more recently for its effect on social behaviour. Their latest study, published in the peer-reviewed journal Psychoneuroendocrinology, shows that oxytocin can increase a person’s trust in others following social rejection.
In a double-blind experiment, 100 students were administered either oxytocin or a placebo via a nasal spray, then subjected to social rejection. In a conversation that was staged to simulate real life, researchers posing as students disagreed with, interrupted and ignored the unsuspecting participants. Using mood and personality questionnaires, the data showed that participants who were particularly distressed after being snubbed by the researchers reported greater trust in other people if they sniffed oxytocin prior to the event, but not if they sniffed the placebo. In contrast, oxytocin had no effect on trust in those who were not emotionally affected by social rejection.
Cardoso, who is a doctoral student in the Department of Psychology, says that studying oxytocin may provide future options for those who suffer from mental health conditions characterized by high levels of stress and low levels of social support, like depression. “If someone is feeling very distressed, oxytocin could promote social support seeking, and that may be especially helpful to those individuals,” he says, noting that people with depression tend to naturally withdraw even though reaching out to social support systems can alleviate depression and facilitate recovery.
Cardoso says reactions to oxytocin seem to be more variable depending on individual differences and contextual factors than most pharmaceuticals, so learning more about how the hormone operates can help scientists to figure out how it might be used in future treatments.
Partners in research: This research was funded by the Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council of Canada.


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I used Jacksonville maps and construction sites as reference material when creating the drawings for this book. By comparing these sites to personal relationships and experiences, I aimed to tell a story of both intimacy and toxicity in building and deconstructing the Self with another person.
And do you know what noise is?
It was only created when machines were made.


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I was, somewhere in the neighborhood of about 300 jumps.
There are a lot of things that have to be considered in National. The military aspect of it is only one of them. I'm confident that President Bush will have all of those things laid out for him before he makes the decision.


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The thing I love about the Isle of Wight (apart from its lush nature and fabulous sea views) is how it never ceases to surprise me.
Take this! We had been to Newport – the island’s principal town – numerous times. We had explored its surroundings in detail. Yet, it was only during our last visit to the island that I came to know that right here, in the heart of it all, stands a castle, which, OK, I will admit it, I had never heard of before. And it is not some small fortification or a negligible keep.
No, nothing of the kind. Instead, it is rather huge. Have a look for yourself.
This is a big, strong castle with thick defensive walls. Walk through the massive entrance gate and you will discover the tragic history of a captive king and his unfortunate daughter. Plus, there (allegedly) are several ghosts haunting the castle’s garden and rooms. Throw in a donkey well, too, and you have a good idea how totally fascinated I was with Carisbrooke Castle and how much I enjoyed our visit to it.
Let me start at the beginning!
Carisbrooke Castle stands on a hill in the village of Carisbrooke near Newport on the Isle of Wight.
Roman and Anglo-Saxon strongholds had occupied the site for centuries and a strong wall, built around the year 1000, was used to stop Viking raids. From then onwards the castle was expanded, fortified and improved several times.
Carisbrooke Castle is, perhaps, most famous for the fact that Charles I was held a prisoner within its walls for a year and two months. He was the king whom Oliver Cromwell removed from the throne in order to establish the first (and so far the only) Republic on the British Isles. The republic became known as the ‘Commonwealth of England’ and it survived for all of 11 years before the monarchy was restored.
We reached the mighty defensive walls of Carisbrooke Castle on a hot and sunny summer afternoon. It was all so peaceful and quiet you could hear the buzzing of the bees among the lavender sprigs in the patch at the entrance.
Ticket in hand, we walked through the main entrance and stopped for a second to admire the sprawling courtyard surrounded by ruined walls and preserved buildings.
Then we scaled the steep flights of steps and walked along the ramparts. It was really nice to slowly take it all in – the beautiful view across the hills and the fields which surround Carrisbrooke Castle, the small dark rooms you can reach by spiral staircases inserted in ancient turrets and the mighty walls the crenelated tops of which had started to succumb to the passage of time.
Just then we noticed a thick queue starting to form by one of the smaller buildings in the courtyard. It was close to three o’clock and, based on the information we were given when purchasing our entrance tickets for the castle, any minute now there would be a demonstration of how water used to be extracted from the castle well using donkey power before water supply was centralised. We quickly joined the queue.
In all honesty, being Bulgarian and after living in Italy for a year now, it felt good to be in a queue where each person not only knew the unspoken rules of queuing, but was only too happy to abide by them, too. British people are simply the best at queuing – polite, respectful and always eager to make sure that they are not inadvertently jumping ahead of you. There is no need for ticket machines in order to regulate the queue and avoid disputes over who was first, as it is the case in Italy.
We were just discussing the cultural phenomenon of queuing when two ladies from the castle’s staff came into view. They were leading a small cute donkey.
The ladies unlocked the heavy door to the room where the well was and ushered us all in. The room was small and dark and, this being Britain and people cherishing their personal space, it proved quite a task to fit us all in. Initially, everyone kept a little bubble of sacred distance between themselves and the strangers around. The two ladies kept cajoling us to move further into the room and to squeeze more tightly together, so that no-one who had been queuing would be left disappointed outside. In the end, we were all compactly pressed in, not unlike sardines in a smallish tin, but this only served to activate the British sense of camaraderie which surfaces when everyone has found themselves in the same imperfect circumstances.
Pressed against the wall, I lifted the camera above my head, eager to capture the action without heads, hats and hands photobombing the final photos.
In the centre of the dimly lit room rose the mighty body of the well. Right by it stood a huge treadwheel. The little donkey didn’t need cajoling and expertly stepped in it. We were given an engaging talk about water and its supply to the castle. It was fascinating, really! You come to realise how difficult it was for people to perform even the most mundane daily tasks, like washing oneself and one’s clothes, when water was coming out in buckets raised from the depths of the Isle of Wight thanks to the back-breaking monotonous work of donkeys.
We were told that the water was lifted up from a depth of 49 meters. It didn’t sound that much until the lady leading the demonstration dropped a little pebble in the well. It took a few seconds before we all heard it hitting the bottom and everyone who was tightly wrapped around the body of the well instinctively tried to step back.
The well and the donkeys were used from the 16th to the beginning of the 20th centuries, when water started being piped to the castle. The treadwheel has been attracting curious visitors to the Isle of Wight since the middle of the 19th century up to the present day. Donkeys still live on the castle grounds, but have it much, much easier than their earlier counterparts.
For example, they don’t work more than 6-7 minutes altogether a day and enjoy days off, which was unheard of before. The well nowadays is used mainly for measuring the water table of the island and only one bucket of water is lifted from it during each demonstration, so that the donkeys don’t have it too hard.
Just then the little donkey started walking in the treadwheel. The big wooden structure started turning and very, very slowly the rope began to coil around the pulley.
After a few tense seconds, a bucket full of water appeared in the dark opening of the well.
We all burst into applause for the donkey, who took her cue and stopped work. Then she posed for pictures and looked like the most docile and sweet thing on Earth, irrespective of the warning sign on the wall.
Once the demonstration finished, we explored the castle further. A door led us into the Museum which was founded by Princess Beatrice – daughter of Queen Victoria and Prince Albert who used to spend long stretches of time on the Isle of Wight. There were lots of things to see and admire there.
The exhibition dedicated to the Prisoner King grabbed my attention. Charles I spent 14 months at Carisbrooke Castle before his execution in 1648. This amazing stained glass panel adorns one of the walls of his bedroom.
Initially, he was treated as a guest, but after rejecting the Parliament’s efforts to achieve an agreement with him, he became a prisoner.
He still ate 20-course dinners and had servants to wait on him. He even planned his escape, but couldn’t get through a small window and had to face his fate.
Nowadays, his bedroom forms part of the Museum. I was particularly taken with one small exhibit.
This nightcap, lavishly decorated with whitework embroidery all done by hand, is said to have been worn by the King on the night of his execution. I am forever fascinated by objects which have borne witness to historical events affecting human lives and yet have survived through the centuries giving us a direct glimpse into history.
Unlike the original nightcap, the lavish Elizabethan bed in the King’s bedroom is a reproduction and had been installed there to give the visitor a sense of the style of furniture used by Charles I during his time at the castle.
The museum has several other highlights, like this chamber organ. Built in 1602, it is one of the oldest in Britain still in working order.
There is also a Turner painting, a silver mace dating back to the 15th century and a fabulous collection of antique and vintage children’s toys, dolls and board games.
Once back outside, we walked around the castle’s inner yards and found ourselves by the stables where the donkeys were being taken care of. The lively lady, who had led the water well demonstration, was there, too. We had a little chat and she gave us all the inner scoops on life in the castle now and then.
What I found extremely curious was that, apparently, you can rent an apartment in the castle to spend a relaxing week at. We were told that once the castle shuts its doors at the end of the working day, no-one stays in overnight and even the donkeys retreat to a nearby field. As such, the people renting the apartment have all of the castle grounds to themselves.
You can go for a walk on the defensive walls, explore hidden corners and generally feel like a queen or, respectively, a king for the duration of your stay.
Then the talk turned to ghosts, after I had had the bright idea to ask if the castle was haunted. You know what?! Parts of it are!
People have reported hearing children playing in the garden, when there was no-one (visible to us) there and also, it seems, there is a sad and overwhelmingly dark presence felt in the room where the tragic daughter of Charles I – Princess Elizabeth – died at 14 years of age.
Eager to take our minds off it, we patted the donkeys one last time and continued our walk around the castle.
A steep and tall flight of irregular stone steps took us all the way to the top of the ancient Norman castle keep dating back to 1100. There we had a quiet moment, just drinking in the beautiful views and thinking about the centuries of history which had left their mark on Carisbrooke Castle and the people for whom it had been home.
Have you been to Carisbrooke Castle before? Let me know what you thought and what was your favourite thing about it.

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People with antisocial personality disorder, also known as psychopathy or sociopathy, are at risk for addiction and are more likely to be involved in the criminal justice system.1,2 These people require an integrated treatment plan designed for those with a dual diagnosis.
Aggression toward animals and people.
Engages in illegal activities and avoids conforming to social norms.
Persistently lies and cons others for enjoyment or personal gain.
Displays impulsive behaviors or lack of planning for the future.
Exhibits aggressiveness and irritability, which result in violence.
Shows complete neglect for the safety of others and self.
Demonstrates a lack of responsibility in all facets of life (fails to meet work or financial obligations).
Shows an inability to feel remorse after having mistreated or hurt someone.
Irresponsible in many facets of life (parenting, school, work, finances).
Features of other personality disorders (narcissistic, borderline).
Who Answers? to discuss treatment options with a support specialist.
They tend to have more profound physical, legal and social problems from addiction.
People with antisocial personality disorder and a co-occurring substance abuse disorder are said to have a dual diagnosis and require a comprehensive form of treatment. These people also tend to have more profound physical, legal and social problems from substance abuse. They may have an earlier onset of drug use and quicker development of addiction than non-sociopathic addicts.
Hallucinogens (with the exception of PCP).
Opioids, such as heroin and prescription painkillers.
Who Answers? to speak to a recovery support specialist about dual diagnosis recovery programs in your area.
Intake evaluation. You will be evaluated for any undiagnosed mental health conditions, and the severity of your addiction and personality disorder will be assessed in order to create an individualized treatment plan.
Detox.You will receive around-the-clock care while detoxing from alcohol or drugs and medication, if necessary.
Group counseling. Group counseling can be effective for learning pro-social skills and sharing experiences with others.
Having an alcoholic or antisocial parent.
Call 1-888-319-2606 Who Answers? today to find the best dual diagnosis recovery program that specializes in the treatment of substance addiction and antisocial personality disorder. A representative can confirm your insurance over the phone and help you find a recovery program based on your coverage.
If you don’t have insurance, call the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration’s (SAMHSA) national helpline at 1-800-662-HELP (4357). They can refer you to a treatment program in your area that helps those without insurance.
. Mueser, K. T., Crocker, A. G., Frisman, L. B., Drake, R. E., Covell, N. H., & Essock, S. M. (2005). Conduct Disorder and Antisocial Personality Disorder in Persons With Severe Psychiatric and Substance Use Disorders. Schizophrenia Bulletin 32(4), 626-636. Retrieved February 16, 2016.
. National Library of Medicine. Antisocial personality disorder: MedlinePlus Medical Encyclopedia.
. Messina, N., Wish, E., & Nemes, S. (1999). Therapeutic community treatment for substance abusers with antisocial personality disorder. Journal of Substance Abuse Treatment, 17, 121-128.
. National Institute on Drug Abuse. (2009). Court Mandates Help Men With Antisocial Personality Disorders Stay in Treatment.
. Meloy, J. R. (2007). Antisocial Personality Disorder (Vol. 51). Washington, DC: American Psychiatric Pub.
. Beck A, Freeman A, Davis DD, et al. (2004). Antisocial personality disorder. In: Cognitive Therapy of Personality Disorders, 2nd ed, Guilford Press, New York 2004.

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I purchased the Wi-Fi Transfer App yesterday and have installed on both my iphone4 and iPad mini. However I am experiencing problems with opening the App on my iPhone. It keeps closing the App when I try to open it. Also when I do manage to open it, there is no response when I try touch the send or receive button. Please help, is there a bug in the App? My iPhone is running on IOS4.3. I have tried to delete the App and reinstalling it, but the problem is still there.
In some rare cases either the App closes itself or it hangs with no response on touching.
Go to check see if any update to the transfer app from the App Store, download it if any as the new version and update may have bugs fixed, new features added.
The wireless transfer crash issue could be an error reading your Photo library for the Wireless Transfer app. If it is the case, you can rectify the problem by taking a new photo with your iPhone, iPad or iPod touch camera or delete a photo from the Photos app on your iOS device. Then reboot your iOS device. This should fix the App crash issue.
If the issue persists, you can delete the wireless transfer app from your iOS device and install it again from App Store.


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Transportation of material of personnel sthrough shafts needs highly technological winches with numerous safety features.
Capital projects in different areas of the construction and mining industry require moving of materials from or into shafts. Reliability, precision, performance and safety are critical factors for a successful operation. GANTNER has long-standing experience to design and manufacture winches for such application.
A rescue winch with numerous safety features was installed in Tasmania (AUS) in a vertical mining shaft. It’s purpose is to save workers in case of an accident. Get more information on this mining rescue winch.
GANTNER shaft winches are successfully in operation in inclined and vertical shafts to move materials and people, e.g. for construction of the penstock for hydro-electric power stations where a winch for transportation of service personnel and a heavy-duty winch for transportation of large-diameter pipes are used. Such winches are also used for maintenance work at dams, rescue winches and winches for mining shafts.
GANTNER developed and produced a shaft winch with a paylod of 60 tons, which was used to lower enormous pipes into a shaft. It was accompanied by a service winch for installation team. Read more.
GANTNER is an expert for machinery that needs to handle loads in heavy loads for shafts such as winches for hoisting plants, mining hoists, platform winches to handle trolleys and installation platforms.
Conveying materials from or into shafts is necessary in many areas of the construction and mining industry, in order to realize large projects. Thereby, the reliability of the conveyor, but also the performance, precision and safety are critical for the success. In drift shafts and vertical shafts, winches carry materials as well as personnel in order to perform installations and maintenance works.
We develop and manufacture our winches according to TAS standards, but also have experience in the construction according to Australian Standards.
Numerous projects in very different industries and branches could be executed successfully with GANTNER winches and other machinery. In a selction of case studies you can get an impression of how our powerful, reliable and safe winches are working.

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Vision China (Shanghai), the the No.1 machine vision show in China, showcases the industry core components and parts and takes place at Shanghai New International Expo Center (SNIEC) on March 14-16, 2017.
Odos Imaging is delighted to confirm that we will exhibit, for the first time at Vision China (Shanghai), 2017. We’ll be on stand NS.2320, where we will be running demonstrations with our StarForm-Swift 3D ToF camera. As well as our English speaking staff, we will have a Chinese interpreter available.
To pre-arrange a meeting with one of our representatives, please complete the form below.

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text: The new range KV-1 Fiber Prestige Moisture revolutionizes the care of the punished, sensitive, curled and highly dehydrated hairs. His program dedicated to the reconstruction of the capillary fiber, contributes to the hair the nutrition and hydration necessary for his health and beauty. The dry hair recovers the smoothness, the sheen and the movement, independently of his degree of awareness.


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I’m beginning to not like Sundays. Not because I typically do between eight and 10 loads of laundry, but because for some reason, I snack ALL – DAY – LONG!
Let me share yesterday’s food frenzy with you. For breakfast, I had two packages of instant grits, which I love by the way. I make it really thick and only add two packs of Equal to it. No milk. No maple syrup. Nothing. Just two packs of Equal. Next, I decided to have one of my Vitalicious muffin tops. As I was warming it up in the microwave, I remembered we had leftover fat free Cool Whip from our Saturday night dinner with friends. I made apple tartlets that had a dollop of Cool Whip on them. Well, my Vita tops are chocolate and so of course, the Cool Whip was a perfect topping for my muffin. Seriously, I eat these muffin tops every morning and I never, I mean NEVER put Cool Whip on them. But because it was in my fridge, I had to finish it. It was divine.
Let’s see, what came next. Well, I know I ate some Doritos and then four Cinnasticks from Dominos with a container of the icing, a four-cup bag of Jolly Time 100-calorie microwave popcorn in the kettle corn variety, two crusts off my son’s pepperoni Dominos pizza that he had leftover from the night before that he was gnawing on for lunch, a Weight Watchers chocolate creme cake, Hostess 100-calorie lemon cakes, a pear (Wahoo, I actually ate one thing healthy!) and half of the Greek pizza that my husband made for supper. Forty-four Weight Watchers points later – yes, I said 44 points, my day was done. The four Dominos Cinnasticks were 11 points alone. The container of icing was five. YIKES!
My points would have been a lot higher had my son listened to me and drove to store to get the vanilla ice cream and chocolate syrup I was craving and so desperately wanted. As mad as he thinks I was, deep down I was really happy he didn’t. I definitely didn’t need it. Thanks, Brandon, I did actually appreciate that for once, you didn’t listen to your mother.
I know I have to snack some times and not be so rigid when it comes to my healthy living journey, but I do have to admit, it kind of ticked me off. Not necessarily because of everything I ate, but because I felt like I couldn’t control it. Does that make sense? I didn’t beat myself up over it or anything like that, but I just feel disappointed sometimes. Like I said, though, not because of everything I shoveled in, but because I felt compelled or the urgency to eat like that. It’s the not having control that I don’t like.
Well, this morning, I got up at 5:45 a.m., had a healthy breakfast and then worked out. I did 30 minutes on the elliptical and did 25 minutes of circuit training. I definitely feel much better and know that I will have a better day today. I almost always do well during the week and even on Saturdays. It’s those darn Sundays that get me. I guess I will have to try better next week.
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Can you tell me how to cook taro. My local stores stock a lot of it to cater for the Pacific Island community and it’s very affordable. I bought some and roasted it but it was rather unpleasant and scratchy to eat. My mash was no better, turned out fibrous and watery.
Taro - what a fascinating vegetable and one that, as you say is plentiful, but so few New Zealand homes cook with it. Many NZ’ers think of it as a Pacific crop, and yet so many nationalities eat it regularly, including such diverse people as the Lebanese, Turks, Venezuelans, Sri Lankans, Koreans and Hawaiians.
It’s native to Southern India and Southeast Asia which I recall came as a surprise when I found out. I remember eating it cooked in a curry-like dish in Bangladesh many years ago which seemed out of place at the time. Since then I’ve eaten it in Japan steamed and served with a dashi broth (made from kombu seaweed and bonito flakes).
In Chinese restaurants I’ve had the most delicious taro and venison dumplings where the taro “pastry’’ is flaky and light and absolutely divine. In a Lebanese cafe here in London I ate fried taro coated in sumac and raw garlic, doused with lemon juice and tahini paste. But I’ve also enjoyed it boiled in coconut milk served alongside barbecue fish in Fiji. I have to say I do quite like it pretty much any way at all.
The thing with taro is that it’s always much better when steamed or boiled in lots of liquid, rather than being deep-fried from raw in chunks which makes it incredibly dry and chewy.
If you’re going to deep-fry it, as those Lebanese did, then cut it into fingers or slices first, boil until almost fully cooked, then drain and rinse before patting dry and deep-frying.
Likewise, if you’re going to roast it, par-boil it first. Friends have said that a good pinch of baking soda added to the boiling water helps make it more tender.
Peel the skin off using a knife rather than a peeler as it can be quite tough, and as you cut it take note if it’s fibrous, because no amount of cooking will make it tender. Smaller taro will generally be more tender — in the UK we get a lot of eddoes (a cousin to what we think of as taro in NZ), which are like a hairy baby taro and these cook well in stews and soups, especially alongside green lentils and caramelized onions, with shredded silverbeet or kale stirred in for the last 15 minutes of cooking. Finish the dish with a good dollop of plain yoghurt and a squeeze of lemon juice.
If using taro in curries, treat it the same way you would pumpkin. Make the curry up to the adding liquid stage then add peeled and chunky diced taro and cook on medium heat until just done. For a Pacific feel, boil chunks in lightly salted water then drain when half-cooked and cover with coconut milk, grated ginger, chopped chillies and garlic and simmer until done, mixing some toasted coconut in at the end. Serve with a barbecue chicken or grilled fish cutlets and you’ll be wanting more.
One thing I’ve never cooked myself is the leaves. They contain a high proportion of a very prickly acid crystal called calcium oxalate which isn’t good if you suffer from kidney stones, and if not prepared correctly you will feel like you’ve eaten a thousand skinny pins. I was in Tonga a few years back and ate the delicious Samoan dish of palusami in which the leaves are cooked with coconut milk, white onions and salt. I do recall the cooks removed the stem and 2cm of the leaf on either side of it—where I guess the acid crystals reside. Everything was mixed up and sealed in foil bundles before being cooked for a good hour. Delicious and rustic we ate it with vanilla glazed suckling pig – as one does!
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Christine tagged me with this book meme. Thanks!
Oh, man. Based on the fact that I cannot seem to get all our book boxes unpacked after being in this house for almost two months now, I’d have to estimate it at around a zillion.
I tend to read two books at once, and “upstairs book” and a “downstairs book”. My downstairs books is something easy and light that I keep around to read while the kids are playing outside or something. My upstairs book is what I read at night, usually something more serious.
I also have Finding God’s Will for You by St. Francis de Sales and The Gift of Faith by Tadeusz Dajczer on the way for my upstairs books, and On Food and Cooking: The Science and Lore of the Kitchen by Harold McGee for my next downstairs book. I am very, VERY excited about reading all of these.
1. The Case for Christ by Lee Strobel: I have a special place in my heart for this book because it kicked off my investigation into Christianity. For whatever reason I had the silly impression that all modern Christian authors wrote goofy, emotion-based books that didn’t appeal to logic or reason, and this book made me wake up and realize that that was not the case at all.
2. Fertility, Cycles and Nutrition by Marilyn Shannon: This is the most worn-out, dog-eared book in my entire library. I’ve found it to be an invaluable source of inspiration and information when I’ve had various medical issues come up.
3. Saving Dinner the Low Carb Way: This is the book that got me started cooking dinner on a regular basis. Also, unintentionally, my husband, mother and I all lost weight with these recipes. I love it because it cuts out processed, overly carb-y food without cutting out good carbs like veggies and other natural foods.
4. Domestic Tranquility by Carolyn Graglia: I came across this book when I was still a self-proclaimed feminist who thought that having kids sounded like the worst thing in the world. I actually don’t remember the details of what Graglia discusses, but I remember thinking that she had some interesting points and pained a picture of life as a housewife that made it seem not half bad. It was the first “conservative” book I ever read, and it opened my mind to a lot of new ideas that I hadn’t considered before.
I would like to tag my commentors who don’t have blogs. If you’re up to it, leave your answers in the comments. (Many of my favorite books have been recommended to me by my commentors when we talk about books — I read each comment and add many of the recommendations to my Wish List).
lol @ “upstairs” book being the serious one. Anything by my bed does not have much chance of being read quickly or at all: after a paragraph I am ready to turn off the light and nod off!
You have made lots of interesting points here: I will be back later.
You know, I nearly put down The Case for Christ, too. It was one of the first apologetics books I ever read. Later, I discovered Catholic Answers online when a particularly insistant Jehovah’s Witness kept coming back. When I offered the book (Strobel’s) and some Catholic Answers material to her one time, she said she was “not allowed” to read anything I gave her like that. It was the last time I saw her.
I wonder what ever became of her.
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WR&E released an immature Swainson’s Hawk (Buteo swainsoni) the morning of November 1, 2009. It was delivered by a caring rescuer to the Wildlife Center and presented with an injured wing. The WR&E Center cared for him for several months while the fractured bones healed.
The next step of the healing process was several weeks in a large flight cage for flight conditioning. After a few weeks, it was amazing to see him maintaining flight and gliding in the flight cage. When he left the hands of the WR&E volunteer on Sunday morning all they could see were the dark flight feathers and the buffy wing linings as he soared above them. It was hard to determine who was happier – the Swainson’s Hawk or the proud WR&E volunteers.
They congregate in flocks numbering into the thousands for migration. Their migration begins in Canada and ends in Argentina. It is the longest of any American raptor (only tundra breeding Peregrine Falcon travel longer distances).
Small pockets of Swainson’s Hawk along the Texas Gulf Coast and the Florida Coast either got lost or chose to settle in for extended periods.
The immature birds are easily tracked to their wintering grounds because they stay together in groups, but it is not known exactly where the adults winter.
They are a medium sized hawk with a stout body, broad rounded wings and a medium long rounded tail. Dark flight feathers provide a stark contrast to the pale inner wing, the tail is light with multiple thin dark bands; one darker and broader near the tip of the tail. The face is white with a dark crown.
Sometimes confused with the Broad Winged Hawk and the White Tailed Hawk as both have similar underwing patterns. Both species lack the dark chest and the dark trailing edge of the wing is narrower since only the tip of each flight feather is dark. The tail bands of the Broad Winged Hawk are broader. The back of the White Tailed Hawk tends to be more gray.
During the breeding season, the Swainson’s Hawk relies primarily on a diet of small mammals. While in South America for the non-breeding season, the diet shifts to grasshoppers, locusts, dragonflies and other large insects. They can often be seen following tractors in fields to see what prey is flushed. Their diet also tends towards more reptiles and amphibians.


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Break Out – The Most Popular and Dynamic K-Dance Extreme Comedy from Korea is Back!
Sold out in 2009 and 2010, the popular K-dance extreme comedy, BREAK OUT is back with a brand new production, performing at the MES Theatre at Mediacorp from 27 – 28 April 2018. It guarantees an even more pulsating, side splitting, exhilarating performance with Korea’s top notch B-boy dancers. Beside new extreme break-dancing moves, the new show will feature more powerful trendy dance moves from urban dance to K-pop idol dance, and of course peppered with hilarious comedic moments!
Since its 2007 opening run in Korea, BREAK OUT has performed to an array of International audiences in London, New York, Mumbai, Shanghai, Bangkok and many more. All of which had been well-received. Apart from registering a sell-out box office appearance at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival in 2007, BREAK OUT was an instant success when it first premiered at West End in 2008.
BREAK OUT was one of the first non-verbal shows to feature in Singapore and that helped steamroll a new brand new trend of Korean non-verbal show. Incidentally, the new production of BREAK OUT will debut during the Winter Olympics Festival as part of the Pyeongchang Winter Olympics 2018. After that, they will kick start their Asia Tour with Singapore as the first stop!
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This course aims to facilitate students’ learning of financial derivative instruments, and the practice of risk management. Upon completion of this course, students will be able to apply a variety of derivatives models; use options, futures contracts, and swaps to do arbitrage and to form hedging portfolios; and use derivative securities to manage the risk of financial assets. The first part of the course will focus on financial derivative instruments, including a discussion of the nature of various derivative instruments, how they can be used for investment and hedging purposes, and how they are priced. Students are encouraged to develop their discovery and innovative ability by creating various hedging solutions. The second part of the course concentrates on the practice of risk management. It will address various types of risks that firms are exposed to, how to estimate the risk exposure of firms, and the costs and benefits associated with risk management. Students are required to come up with their own analysis on the risk management practices in various aspects of companies. 2.
Identify the basic knowledge of derivative securities and risk management; compare and contrast the different characteristics and purposes of use for various derivatives; explain the risk exposures of companies in various industries. Apply options, futures, forwards, swaps, and etc. to do arbitrage and to form hedging portfolios; discover the arbitrage opportunities by analyzing historical and recent data and test the effectiveness of hedging portfolio in different kinds of scenarios. Use derivatives to manage the risk of financial assets; develop innovative skills by structuring solutions to manage the risk exposure of financial assets of the company. Identify the VAR in risk management; compare the VAR in various portfolios and interpret the difference creatively and critically.
Brief Description To provide basic concepts and structure. The lecturer encourages students to think critically and logically, to solve the problems by themselves rather than giving away the solutions without engaging students.
Assignments The assignments consist of short questions and calculation questions, with a focus on the prevailing risk management strategies adopted by companies. Students are expected to apply the risk-management theories and to critically analyse the related issues in the financial market.
lectures and coursework will reflect the learning outcomes of students as well as their accomplishments of discovery and innovation.
Examination: 50% (duration: 2 hours , if applicable) Final Exam √ * The weightings should add up to 100%.
Excellent (A+, A, A-) Capacity for: (i) understanding High different kinds of derivatives; (ii). Using different derivatives and assets to form hedging portfolios; (iii) managing different risk with different derivatives; (iv) discovering arbitrage opportunities; and etc. Ability to explain different High instrument, methodology, procedure, and etc. Capacity for: (i) understanding High different kinds of derivatives; (ii). Using different derivatives and assets to form hedging portfolios; (iii) managing different risk with different derivatives; (iv) discovering arbitrage opportunities; and etc.
Options, Futures, and Other Derivatives, Eighth Edition, by HULL, John C. Published by Prentice Hall, 2006, 847 pages.
Bad by Philippe Jorion. Recommended periodicals and newspapers: Economist, Wall Street Journal, and Business Week. (Most of the web editions are free, though online-registration might be needed) Recommended web sites: Yahoo! Finance, Bloomberg, CNN Money, Smart Money, MSNBC Stocks & Economy, and USA Today Money Sections.


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Pavlos, Crown Prince of Greece, RE (Greek: Παύλος; born 20 May 1967) is the eldest son and second child of Constantine II, the last King of Greece from 1964 to 1973 and his wife, Anne-Marie of Denmark. Pavlos was heir apparent to the throne of Greece and was its crown prince from birth, remaining so during his father's reign until the monarchy's abolition. As a male-line descendant of Christian IX of Denmark, he is also a Danish prince.
Pavlos was born on 20 May 1967 at Tatoi Palace in Athens, to King Constantine II and Queen Anne Marie. His mother is the youngest sister of Queen Margrethe II of Denmark and his father is a brother of Queen Sophia of Spain. His maternal grandparents were King Frederick IX of Denmark and his wife Princess Ingrid of Sweden.
He displaced his older sister, Alexia, born in 1965, as heir to the throne, Greece's order of succession adhering to male-preference primogeniture.
Pavlos was born into a turbulent era in Greek politics. His father, King Constantine II, ascended to the throne on 6 March 1964, aged 23, following the death of his father, King Paul. His mother, the 20 year-old Queen Anne-Marie, gave birth to Pavlos barely a month after the coup d'état which ended democratic rule in Greece over the King's objections on 21 April 1967, ushering in the "Regime of the Colonels", led by Georgios Papadopoulos. In December of that year, King Constantine attempted a counter-coup, but could not rally sufficient military support. Pursued by supporters of the junta, the King fled with his wife, children, mother and sister to Rome. From Rome they went to Copenhagen, and lived with Queen Anne-Marie's mother, Queen Ingrid.
During the years 1967–1973, Greece remained officially a monarchy, with a regency appointed while the King lived in exile. On 1 June 1973, Constantine II was declared deposed and Georgios Papadopoulos became the self-appointed President of Greece.
On 17 November 1974, the Greek legislative election, 1974 was held, resulting in a victory for Constantine Karamanlis and his New Democracy party. Less than a month later, on 8 December, the Greek plebiscite of 1974 confirmed a referendum of the previous year: the majority of Greek voters preferred a republican constitution (69%) to restoration of the monarchy (31%).
Constantine II accepted that his reign was at an end. He and Anne Marie had been living with their family in London for several years. Pavlos' youngest siblings were born in London, Theodora in 1983 and Philippos in 1986.
Pavlos was educated in London at the Hellenic College of London, founded by his parents. He attended the Armand Hammer United World College of the American West, Montezuma, New Mexico, USA, from 1984 to 1986. After training at the British Army's Royal Military Academy Sandhurst, he was commissioned a second lieutenant in the Royal Scots Dragoon Guards in 1987 on a three-year short service commission. He was promoted to lieutenant in April 1989, and relinquished his commission in April 1990. In 1993 he completed his BA at Georgetown University School of Foreign Service and later while sharing a house in Washington, DC he and his cousin, Felipe VI of Spain, then Prince of Asturias, attended Georgetown University where each obtained a Master of Science in Foreign Service in 1995.
As an adult he has lived in New York City and London, working as an investment consultant. He is an experienced bluewater yachtsman and crews on the multi-record-breaking monohull Mari-Cha IV owned by businessman and father-in-law, Robert W. Miller.
Pavlos married British-born heiress Marie-Chantal Miller, whom he had met at a party three years earlier in New Orleans, on 1 July 1995. The Greek Orthodox rite wedding at St Sophia's Cathedral, London drew a rare modern panoply of royalty, but the ceremony proved to be legally invalid and had eventually to be repeated civilly (not normally required in the UK) in Chelsea because of an obscure law requiring that marriages in England be conducted in English.
After their marriage, the couple took up residence in Greenwich, Connecticut, the job that Pavlos obtained with the Charles R. Weber ship-broking company being headquartered there. Later, he went to work at a New York City firm as an investment portfolio manager, before relocation to London for their children's education in 2004.
The couple have five children: Maria-Olympia (b. 1996), Constantine-Alexios (b. 1998), Achileas-Andreas (b. 2000), Prince Odysseas-Kimon (b. 2004), and Prince Aristidis-Stavros (b. 2008).
From birth, Pavlos was the heir apparent to the throne of Greece and as such he was referred to as the Crown Prince of Greece with the style of Royal Highness. Following the deposition of the Greek monarchy in 1973, these titles and styles are no longer legally recognised by the government of the Hellenic Republic. Through his male-line descent from Christian IX of Denmark, he is also a Danish prince with the style of Highness.
Pavlos was a direct descendant of three reigning sovereign monarchs at birth. He was the eldest son of the King of Greece, grandson of the King of Denmark and great-grandson of the King of Sweden, all living and enthroned when he was born. His paternal aunt, Queen Sofía of Spain, was Queen Consort of Spain. His maternal aunt, Margrethe II of Denmark, is the reigning Queen of Denmark.
By male-line descent, he is a member of the Schleswig-Holstein-Sonderburg-Glücksburg branch of the House of Oldenburg.
Pavlos is a scion multiple times of the "Grandparents of Europe", due to royal intermarriage. As a result, he descends from Christian IX of Denmark through three of his children; in the male line through George I of Greece, in the female line through Frederick VIII of Denmark and through King Christian's daughter Princess Thyra, Duchess of Cumberland. He also descends thrice from Queen Victoria: once through her third son Prince Arthur, Duke of Connaught and Strathearn, and twice through her eldest daughter Victoria, Princess Royal.
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^ Genealogisches Handbuch des Adels, Fürstliche Häuser XIX. "Danemark". C.A. Starke Verlag, 2011, p. 10. (German). ISBN 978-3-7980-0849-6.
Hindley, Geoffrey (2000). The Royal Families of Europe. New York: Caroll & Graf. ISBN 0-7867-0828-X.
Woodhouse, C.M. (1998). Modern Greece a Short History. London: Faber & Faber. ISBN 0-571-19794-9.
Γιάννης Κάτρης (1974). Η γέννηση του νεοφασισμού στην Ελλάδα 1960–1970. Athens: Παπαζήση.
Αλέξης Παπαχελάς (1997). Ο βιασμός της ελληνικής δημοκρατίας. Athens:Εστία. ISBN 960-05-0748-1.
Generations are numbered by descent from George I.
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