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Kristen Stewart talks about her relationship with Robert Pattinson and what it meant to her in reality and why it ended.
Kristen Stewart has finally come to a point where she is comfortable in her skin. She is doing movies that are not commercial hits maybe, but they are examples of great movie making.
She is dating her former assistant Alicia Cargile and she has become a role model for LGBT rights as people look up to her for leading by example.
In a recent interview with The New York Times Style Magazine, Kristen revealed that she was always not so comfortable in her skin. She talked about her relationship with former boyfriend and co-star Robert Pattinson.
Both starred opposite one another as a couple very much in love, Bella and Edward became one of the most iconic love stories in Hollywood.
According to Kristen, the media scrutiny and the people’s desire to see them as a couple in real life exceeded so much that their ‘relationship’ was made into a product.
It was something that they were selling the fans on and at some point it became gross for her. She said that she did not want to hide anything from her personal life or whatever she is doing but hawking her own life for entertainment value was not something she was ok with.
The actress reportedly cheated on Robert with Snow White and the Huntsman director Rupert Sanders in 2012. At that time she issued a formal statement in which she apologized to him for all the hurt and embarrassment she had caused him.
She called him the person she loved and respected the most. Talking about her current relationship, she said that she felt like she was making a statement.
She said that she still wanted to protect her personal life, but she doesn't want to seem like she’s protecting the idea, so that does sort of feel like I owe something to people. Talking about Alicia she admitted that she loved her very much.


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This bouquet consist of 6 stalks of roses.
Boudica was queen of the British Iceni tribe, a Celtic tribe who led an uprising against the occupying forces of the Roman Empire. It's a simple bouquet, named after a queen, that hold our french style.

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text: Dragan Bajkanovic, fit chef and fitness coach offers a whole lot of ways to get a healthier body and a happier life. These episodes offer just that - ways for good looks and even better mood. With his genuine dedication to serve you with everyday nutritious, simple, tasty and fresh food he'll help you make a happy, healthy life much easier and enjoyable!

industry_corpus2: Health & Medicine


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I currently have a love-hate relationship with art. I love looking at it! I love seeing my kids interested in it! I hate teaching it, or even just doing it myself. So, what in the world is a homeschool mom to do? Ask for help! While using the Monthly Plan from Creating a Masterpiece, I could allow my kids to learn about art, without having to teach it!
Creating a Masterpiece is an art lesson like no other. The lessons are taught by master artist Sharon Hofer via video. Having these lessons on video makes you feel like you have Sharon sitting right in the room with you. The lessons are broken down into different levels. Currently there are 7 levels; Beginners, Levels 1-5 and Art in History.
The Beginners Level is filled with simple, short lessons. These lessons will allow even a four-year-old to create a masterpiece in under an hour! While these may be short and sweet, they are still works of fine art!
Levels 1-5 build upon each other. You do not want to jump right into a Level 4 or 5 lesson if you have never had any art experience before! Even in a Level 2 lesson, I noticed Moe Man struggling from time to time.
Finishing up the levels, is Art in History. Art in History takes a new approach to learning about the history of art. Instead of just talking about the artists of a certain time period and looking at their work, you get a hands-on approach to it and actually get to try the art.
Creating a Masterpiece has 3 different payment options for when you want to try it out. You can do the monthly plan or a yearly plan of all the levels or you can get a one year access to individual levels. This way you can find what works for you and still enjoy the fine art lessons!
We tried two different lessons at two different levels. Little Miss and Ray Ray spent some time with watercolors and worked on the African Sunset. Moe Man and I worked at Level 2 with ink and the Dragonfly. These all turned out beautifully, but each required a different level of work!
Little Miss and Ray Ray love to paint! If I allowed it, they would have paint open all the time, and all over the place! We had a family at church that had to move back to South Africa right at the time we got access to this program. It only seemed fitting to mix the kids love of painting with their missing of their friends from church.
Being a beginning level project, this was a quick lesson. We had two videos for this lesson, each of which were only about 10 minutes each. The project page contains everything you need to know for that project. You have the videos for the project, the needed supplies, some great tips, highlights, and some PDFs for you. You also have a link that will take you to another site with an already prepared list of supplies for that specific project.
I only ordered one set of everything for this project, so the kids had to take turns. This didn't bother them much, but it did extend the amount of time we spent on this lesson vs being able to move on to others.
During our first video, we completed most of the lesson…in just about 10 minutes! For the quality of the lesson and the outcome of the picture, this was a great thing! The longest part of this lesson was waiting for the first layer of paint to dry. We could have gotten this done by forcing it to dry, but mom loved the time to allow it to air dry!
The second video was a simple finishing touches video. While it lasted about 10 minutes, it took longer to re-wet the paint than it did to finish the picture. However, the finished product was something unbelievable! They were different, but perfect!
The Dragonfly that I worked on with Moe Man was just as beautiful, but not so easy! This was a Level 2 project and you could tell that it was going to require more time! Instead of just two instruction videos, this one had 5 lessons with 2-3 videos a lesson. While this took us by surprise, it was nice to have the breaks. We did not have to do a full project in one sitting, and if you did it would take a little time for sure! We could spread this project out over a few days, and we loved it!
Even though this was a harder lesson, Sharon gave some wonderful tips for the younger kids if they wanted to attempt this. We did the small Micron .005 pen for this project, but both of us are thinking of redoing it with a bigger sheet of paper and a bigger marker.
Everyone in the house has found great lessons to create their own masterpiece! And no matter the age level, everyone could create something beautiful! The lessons did not frustrate anyone. This is something I have noticed in the past when it comes to video lessons. Little Miss at 5.5 years old all the way to Moe Man at 16, not to mention Ray Ray at 8 and mommy as well, were able to watch the lessons and understand them. Sharon talks to us and talks in simple terms. This makes it easy to continue with the video and enjoy the whole time.
Everyone in the family gives this program a thumbs-up and we are excited to add more fine art masterpieces to our walls!
Check out the other reviews from members of the Homeschool Review Crew and see the fine art projects they have completed!
Thank you so much for doing this review. For someone who doesn't like teaching art, you are fantastic! The projects all turned out so nice. I hope you enjoy creating more with Creating a Masterpiece. And, I really want to see more of your projects as you produce them. It means so much to me when I see CAM encouraging your kids.

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Affiliate Program | Profism - Unique Way to Verify Degree, Background & Crime! Free Students Helpline and Recruitment Portal.
Existing recruitment agencies can opt for Affiliation with Profism to make most out of it.


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Our Spring Framework training course gets you to grips with this ever evolving and powerful framework aimed at simplifying many aspects of Java application development in the enterprise.
This course is designed to demystify the framework and focus on solving real world problems using its capabilities. It looks at many of the core features such as dependency injection, REST API creation, AOP, and integration with JPA and NoSQL databases.
Spring encourages use of programming best-practices: Integrated testing, coding to interfaces.
Easily mix and match Spring solutions with Hibernate, EJB, and other J2EE and open source frameworks like Struts.

industry_corpus2: Programming


text: Jones Trailer Company canine crates are available for a wide variety of vehicles including sedans, sport utility, and pickup trucks. Our crates are manufactured with welded aluminum framing and stainless steel inside skins. The crates come with removable floor pans for easy clean-out and constructed with strength for the safety of your pet in case of accidents. While our crates are extremely strong and durable they remain light weight and easy to load. Whether your using our crates to hunt, train, or just travel we are confident that you will be pleased with our crates.

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What Is The Reason For The Increase In Fuel Consumption Of Semi-trailers?
The horsepower of the semi-trailer head is different in fuel consumption. Different semi-trailer brands have different engines and different fuel consumption. The cargo load is also related to fuel consumption. The heavier the weight, the more fuel consumption, but if the fuel consumption is abnormal. If you increase, you should check your reasons.
1, tire pressure problems. It is necessary to check the tire pressure of the semi-trailer regularly to see if it meets the air pressure standard. Generally speaking, the tire pressure is insufficient and the fuel consumption will increase.
2, tire wear. Regularly check the wear and tear of the semi-trailer tires. If the semi-trailer tires are seriously worn, it will often slip and increase the fuel consumption.
3. Check the bearings and brake system. It is necessary to regularly check whether the semi-trailer bearing and brake system are faulty. If the wheel does not rotate properly, it will affect the speed of the vehicle and increase the fuel consumption.


text: Spouse: Kevin Federline (m. 2004–2007), Jason Allen Alexander (m. 2004–2004) Amethyst Amelia Kelly (ایگی آزالیا), better known by her stage name Iggy Azalea (/əˈzeɪljə/), is an Australian recording artist from Mullumbimby, New South Wales. She left for the United States at the age of 16, to pursue a career in hip hop music, first residing in Miami, Florida, and then other parts of southern United States, including Houston, Texas and Atlanta, Georgia. She first gained recognition after the respective music videos for her controversial songs "Pu$$y" and "Two Times" went viral on YouTube. In September 2011, she released her debut mixtape Ignorant Art and subsequently aligned herself with Atlanta-based rapper T.I. In March 2012, T.I. announced Azalea's signing to his record label imprint Grand Hustle, as a result she released an EP executive produced by T.I., titled Glory, in July 2012. She later went into professional modeling, when she became represented by Wilhelmina Models and was announced the "New Face of Levi Jeans". Also in 2012, Azalea became both the first female and the first non-American rapper to be featured on XXL's annual Top 10 Freshman cover issue.

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text: Jessica has over 15 years of experience in human rights, intercultural exchange, and international affairs including in Israel. Before joining Hebrew Public, she was the deputy director for the office of global programming at the U.S. State Department, where she supervised a team of program officers responsible for managing over $100 million in grants to civil society organizations around the world. She initially joined the State Department in 2006 as American Association for the Advancement of Science science and policy fellow. She has worked for a number of human rights and non-governmental organizations in the Middle East and the United States and has taught at George Washington University’s Elliot School of International Affairs. She has a PhD in political science from George Washington University, an MA in law and diplomacy from the Fletcher School and is a graduate of Smith College. She speaks Hebrew, Spanish and some Arabic.


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When the passwords are encrypted on the server, you cannot use the restart options or even use the SQL Server Management console to start the services. Stopping the services will work; however, when you attempt to start them again, it will end up with an invalid credentials message.
Do you know of any command line statement you can type that will start a service and let you provide a username/password pair to have the service run under?

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Palo Alto, CA � March 14, 2017 � The latest market brief by The Radicati Group, �APT Protection � Market Quadrant, 2017� provides a competitive analysis of the Advanced Persistent Threat (APT) Protection market. APT refers to a set of integrated solutions for the detection, prevention and possible remediation of zero-day threats and persistent malicious attacks. APT solutions may include but are not limited to: sandboxing, reputation networks, threat intelligence management and reporting, forensic analysis and more.
APT Protection vendors evaluated in this Market Quadrant include: BAE Systems, Barracuda Networks, Cisco, FireEye, Forcepoint, Fortinet, Intel Security, Kaspersky Lab, Palo Alto Networks, Symantec, and Webroot.
Radicati Market QuadrantsSM rank vendors based on a four quadrant system, which includes �Top Players�, �Trail Blazers�, �Specialists�, and �Mature Players� quadrants. Vendors are positioned based on the functionality of their solution, and their strategic vision for future direction. Radicati Market QuadrantsSM provide a comparative viewpoint of the market, with an analysis of each vendor, including both strengths and weaknesses.

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text: Where we live every year a -play outside -day is organised for the kids. A day where no cartoons are shown on Nickelodeon and other tv channels to stimulate the children to go and play outside. This year the weather was great, so a lot of children showed up to play the afternoon away in the park in a real set-up pirate-village. Olivia had a great time on the slides, colouring treasuries, observing the other kids playing around her & running in the grass with the sun on our faces. We ate ice cream and talked to a Johnny Depp- pirates of the Caribbean look-a-like.


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Ram Charan Teja married Upasana Kamineni on the morning of June 14 at the Kamineni farmhouse in Hyderabad.
The reception, held in the evening was an extravagant affair with stars like Rajanikanth, Amitabh Bachchan and Nagarjun turning up to bless the new couple.
Held at the Hyderabad International Convention Centre, the reception was also attended by Ram Charan's actor friends -- cousin Allu Arjun, Rana Daggubati and many others.
Several emiment politicos were also in attendance.
Ram Charan's cousin Allu Arjun and Tabu greet the couple on stage.
Image: Allu Arjun, Chiranjeevi, Tabu, Ram Charan Teja, Upasana, Surekha.
Rana Dagubatti's father producer Suresh Babu wishes the couple.
Actor Mahesh Babu and Namrata Shirodkar made a rare appearance to wish the happy couple.
Actress and MP Jaya Pradha was also at the do.
Kajal Agarwal, who starred along side Ram Charan in Magadheera, was also present.
Prabhu Deva, who has signed on Ram Charan Teja for his next project also graced the occasion.
Tamannaah arrived with her parents Santosh and Rajani Bhatia for the reception.
Actor Siva Balaji poses for a picture with the couple with his wife Madhumita.
Ram Charan Teja's sister Srija (in black) was spotted with the guests.
R Sarathkumar greets the couple.
Actor Rahul Dev was in coversation with the groom as the group posed for pictures.
Director Puri Jagannath and actor Prabhas pose pose with the new couple.
Prabhu Deva's brother, dance director Raju Sundaram attends the reception.
Chiranjeevi's colleagues Sumalatha and Suhasini Mani Ratnam were also present.
Director G V Sudhakar Naidu poses for a picture with Ram Charan Teja and Upasana.
Chiranjeevi welcomes Tamil character actor Satyaraj.
Director Srinu Vytla greets the couple on stage.
Actor Balakrishna's wife Vasundhara (in red saree) poses along with other guests.
Director Gunashekhar arrived with his family.
Producer/actor Murali Mohan was also spotted with his family.
Director Sampath Nandi (in black t-shirt), who worked with Ram Charan Teja on the film Racha, also turned up at the do.
Actors Naresh and Nani along with Ram Charan's mother Surekha.
Ram Charan's co-star Srihari from Racha was also among the guests.
Director K Vijaya Bhaskar along with his son.
The reception hall was done up in blue lights.


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Is my website leading my people where I want them to go, or is it leaving them to fend for themselves?
Is my website working for or against my business?
Is my website acting more like an expensive business card rather than a lead magnet?
When people visit my site, do they know exactly what I do and how I can help them?
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Give us a few days to review your website and we will give you a visual roadmap to help you take your website to the next level.
We know that sometimes websites get a bad rap and can be over complicated, BUT remember, not all websites are created equal!
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You share your website URL and a few nuggets about your business and what you do and voila! Within a week Lauren will use her 10+ years of marketing, sales, and strategy experience to send you a video recording of her walking through your site/pages.
You will get feedback about your value proposition, copywriting, design and anything else she sees that could be hindering your website’s effectiveness and success all for $299.
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I have been helping businesses make strategy and online simple for close to 10 years. There is nothing I love more then taking the complex parts of a website/business, which may seem disconnected, and turning them into a synergistic and well oiled machine that you can now leverage effectively.
With WOO, I can help you ditch the overwhelm & analysis paralysis that accompanies growing a business by walking you through your website from your customers perspective. This approach makes it simple for you to understand exactly what your website need to *gasp* see more revenue, profits, impact, and success!
I’m also a three-time entrepreneur with both local and online businesses, so needless to say, this isn’t my first rodeo. I’ve successfully used the exact same strategies I walk through with my clients – I don’t just talk the talk, I walk the walk right alongside you!
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While I can’t guarantee those results (that’s on you to do the work), I can attest that this framework delivers results to grow your business, and, heck, we even get to have a lot of fun along the way!


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As data privacy heats up on this side of the pond, last week the UK government announced a package of measures focused on extending the scope of the Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) and strengthening the independence of the UK’s data protection and freedom of information regulator, the Information Commissioner’s Office (ICO).
The anticipated Freedom Bill (to be published in February 2011) will include proposals to extend the scope of FOIA to a number of organisations for the first time. The Government announced the definite inclusion of the Financial Ombudsman Service and has proposed including The Advertising Standards Authority, The Panel on Takeovers and Mergers, The Law Society, Bar Council and other approved regulators under the Legal Services Act 2007, subject to consultation.
Reed Smith’s entire alert on this development, written by Nick Tyler and Cynthia O’Donoghue, can be accessed here.

industry_corpus2: Law & Justice


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Yoga is a worldwide sensation because of its many health benefits. Even with the said benefits, many people are quick to brush yoga aside because they think it’s difficult or you must have a trainer or take classes to do it properly. Many DIY people have found that you can try a few simple yoga poses right at home without an instructor. It might be difficult at first but as people say “practice makes perfect”. The following are five yoga tips that you can try on your own.
For this easy yoga practice, you need to set aside at least 15 minutes. Finding time for yoga tends to be the difficult part than actually doing yoga. If you don’t have enough time, then you can do sun salutations or Surya Namaskar every day.
Find the right spot in your house where you have enough room to lay your mat down when its time to do yoga. Decide on the direction that you want to face and place a candle right infront, this is your altar.
Find the right time of the day where there is no disturbances or interruptions. This can be early in the morning or right after work. Whatever time works for you, make it your priority and practice yoga at that time every day.
Wear the clothes that you are most comfortable in. It’s not a must that you wear Lulu lemon yoga outfit. Wear some pair of sweats if you have them or even your pajamas. The trick is not to wear something tight.
Finally, do the yoga poses slowly, gently and with a smile on your face. Never rush and go beyond your limits, its best if you respect your body. The beauty of home yoga is when you listen to your body and find the teacher from within.


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As you’ll see in the attached photo, we are at the airport waiting for our flight. (I think Justin has found the most comfortable place to crash for now – on the golf cart!) We are tired and looking forward to settling into our seats and going back to sleep for the almost five hour flight to Barcelona. They have just started boarding so we are just about on our way!
That’s all for now. We’re getting on the plane.
Wow! What a day we have had! The flight was uneventful and once we found our driver at the airport we had a smooth ride to our hotel. We enjoyed taking in the scenery as we drove along the coastline for part of the way. After taking a few minutes in the hotel to get ourselves organized, we set out on foot to begin exploring the beautiful city of Barcelona.
We arrived at the famous La Ramla and our excitement was almost palpable. For lunch, some of us enjoyed our first taste of Spanish food, including paella. We then met our guide for the afternoon, Adi, an Israeli who has been living in Barcelona for the last nine years. Together we explored the old Jewish quarter of Barcelona, located just next to La Rambla. Adi took us to a number of sites, through a network or narrow streets, and to beautiful plazas. As we toured the ancient Jewish quarter, we talked about the Golden Age of Spain and focused on some specific individuals from Barcelona, most notably Shlomo ben Aderet, the “Rashba”, a medieval Rabbi, Halachic scholar, and Talmudist who was born in Barcelona and was a leader of Spanish Jewry in his time.
While standing next to the king’s palace, we learned about the Barcelona disputation, which took place there. This was a medieval debate ordered by the king between representatives of Christianity and Judaism about whether or not Jesus was the messiah. It was held at the royal palace in the presence of the king, his court, and many dignitaries and knights. The individuals tasked with debating this topic were the Dominican Friar Pablo Christiani, a convert from Judaism to Christianity, and Nachmanides (Moshe Ben Nachman, also known as the Ramban), a leading medieval Jewish scholar, philosopher, physician, kabbalist, and biblical commentator. Adi pointed out to us that among the bricks in the building’s wall there are a number of stones with Hebrew inscriptions, and he explained that they were removed from the Jewish cemetery on Mountjuic after the Jews were expelled, and used for building purposes. While we found it sad that a cemetery was desecrated in this way, we also discussed how the stones are a testament to the Jewish community that once was and felt pride in the return of the Jewish people to a place where they suffered forced conversions and from which they were expelled not so long ago.
We also visited Sinagoga Major, which is said to be the oldest synagogue in Europe. This was a unique experience, more like entering a small cave and seeing remnants of what once was. The synagogue was only discovered when it was bought from the previous owner who was using it as a warehouse. The Jewish community excavated it less than twenty years ago and now it is a museum that thousands of Jews and non-Jews visit every year to learn about the Jewish history of Barcelona.
On the tour, we visited the square where the Catalonian parliament is located and Adi told us about the political tensions which came to a peak last year when Catalonia voted for independence and a number of Catalonian political leaders were imprisoned. Yellow ribbons were tied all around the square and painted on the ground, signifying the people’s demand for the political prisoners to be released. Adi also pointed out that the angle of the building is awkward and out of place and explained that this is due to its history; it is angled to face towards Jerusalem. Part of the building was originally a synagogue and it is built on the remains of the old Jewish quarter.
After wishing Adi l’hitraot until we meet him again on Sunday, we headed down La Rambla to the edge of the water and treated ourselves to Starbucks, ice cream, and a few other treats. Then we boarded the beautiful Goleta Karya, a stunning handcrafted wooden sailboat, and we set sail for a one-hour trip along the coast. We all had a wonderful, relaxing time, enjoying the beautiful weather and the open sea. Well, a few of us who shall remain nameless got a tiny bit sea sick, but a little nap on the couches on deck seemed to help with that (ok, no need to be embarrassed… It was Rachel H, Jamie, and me, who have decided that sailing is not necessarily for us). Back on dry land, the calm of the waters and the lack of sleep overnight started to catch up with us (as you can see in the photos) and most of us decided to go back to the hotel to shower, rest a little, and re-energize before our evening out.
However, Rachel S, Ellie, Jamie, and Jordan could not be slowed down. Instead of taking a break at the hotel, the girls set out to window shop and explore La Rambla even more. When they met up with us at dinner, we discovered that a bit more than window-shopping had taken place, but that’s another story. For dinner, we ate at a tapas restaurant where the food was excellent and the service was lousy. Nevertheless, we had a great time tasting countless dishes of local food. My personal favorite were the spicy potatoes.
The city of Barcelona is celebrating another win as their football (soccer) team defeated Tottenham Hotspur 4-2 this evening. The excitement was in the air as the city celebrated and some of us talked about the relationship between sports and politics. For example, we discussed the cancellation of the exhibition game Argentina was meant to play in Jerusalem in August featuring Barcelona’s most famous player – Messi. The team cancelled the competition at the last minute after threats from Palestinian activists. We also talked about the recent news of Real Madrid soccer club honoring Palestinian activist Ahed Tamimi, a teenager who was recently released from an Israeli prison after assaulting Israeli soldiers. As Adi explained to us earlier in the day, when Madrid plays soccer against Barcelona, the competition among the fans is not only about sports but also about politics.
Finally, back at the hotel for the night, everyone headed off to get some much-deserved sleep. To put things in perspective, we walked 17km today according to my Fitbit (over 26,000 steps for those of you with trackers.) Not bad, huh? And, everyone had a great time. It has been a pleasure spending this time with your children and I’m looking forward to continuing our adventure tomorrow!
I hope you enjoy the attached photos!
Our first stop was the Case Batllo, one of famous structures designed by Antoni Gaudí. Like everything Gaudí designed, it is incredible to see! There are few straight lines found within the building and many colorful mosaics. As we made our way through the house, we used an audio guide with an accompanying smartphone device that showed us how the house would have looked when occupied by the Battlo family, complete with decorative rugs, stunning furniture, and beautiful paintings on the walls. Gaudi’s imagination is visible in even the smallest of details such as the door handles and even the ventilation system.
The next site we visited was also a Gaudi design, but on a much greater scale, the Sagrada de Familia. Construction on this basilica began in 1883 and it’s not quite finished yet… Gaudi designed this church and worked on the project for over 40 years until his death. In fact, Gaudi is buried in a crypt in the church. Funded entirely by anonymous donations, the Sagrada de Familia is widely considered the most iconic and famous Barcelona landmark. The hope is that by the centennial anniversary of Gaudi’s death in 2026 it will be completed. The building is massive and it felt like a cross between a cathedral and a scary fairy tale castle – surreal yet magnificently beautiful.
Hopping back on the bus, next we headed to explore yet one more Gaudi landmark – the famous Park Guell. This public park includes both gardens and architectonic elements and is located on Carmel Hill with breathtaking views of the city and coast. UNESCO declared the park a World Heritage Site and we could see why as we wandered around and took in more of Gaudi’s work.
Our last landmark today was the famous Camp Nou stadium, which is the largest stadium in Europe (and the third largest in the world), just a few seats shy of 100,000. As you know, there is a huge passion for football (soccer) in this city (and throughout this part of the world…) and we had a nice time exploring the museum and stadium. It was cool to see all the trophies and other paraphernalia, as well as having the chance to explore the physical therapy room, pressroom, part of the players’ area, and head down to the pitch. While we were not on the grass, we did get to be at field level in the area where the players, VIPs, and press sit/stand during the games. We were also able to enter the area from which the broadcasters operate and see the stadium from that height.
Finally, we visited a large shopping mall called L’illa Diagonal (no Gaudi here, but some of the students may claim that the mall is a significant landmark…) and had a lovely dinner at a nice restaurant nearby. To return to the hotel, we took the Metro and I’m happy to report that Rachel H did not get left on the train (as she did on the Aardvark trip in NY this past summer.) Finally, some of the students headed out to a jazz club to top off the day.
Despite using the bus today, we still managed to clock over 23,000 steps (nearly 15 km)!!! Everyone is having a wonderful time and we are all looking forward to more great experiences tomorrow.
Before we head out to bring in Shabbat with the local Jewish community, I wanted to update you on our day so far. We’ve had another really wonderful day exploring the city and we are looking forward to an enriching Shabbat together.
We began the day with a treat – Starbucks for breakfast! We’re becoming quite the locals, navigating our way around the city, starting to recognize where things are and how to get from place to place by foot and by metro. We made a few changes to the schedule today including skipping our first scheduled site, the Barri Gotic Cathedral, as we saw it on Wednesday with our guide Adi. Since I haven’t already told you about it, I’ll mention now that it’s official name is the Cathedral of the Holy Cross and Saint Eulalia and it is also known as Barcelona Cathedral. It was constructed between the 13th and 15th centuries. One of the interesting things we learned about the cathedral is that in the late 19th century an entirely new facade was built on top of the original one. The construction was initially quite boring and nondescript, but the newer neo-Gothic façade is really stunning. Another thing we noticed about this cathedral is that all around the roof are gargoyles with a wide range of animals, both real and mythical.
Getting back on the hop-on-hop-off bus, we took a short ride to another famous Gaudi construction: Casa Mila, also known as La Pedrera, which means “the stone quarry,” a reference to its unconventional rough-stone appearance. This building was the last private residence designed by Gaudí before he turned his full attention to the Sagrada Familia. The Casa Mila was built between 1906 and 1912. After exploring the beautiful courtyard, we climbed eight flights up to the roof (my fitbit loved this part of the day, my legs not so much…) and we explored the rooftop filled with wild chimneys, slopes, and warrior statues. I should mention that the weather has continued to be incredible and we’re enjoying all the time we get to spend outside! Moving down through the attic we felt like we were in the belly of a whale, which is basically what Gaudi’s intention was. Throughout the attic was an exhibit about Gaudi and his work. We learned about how he used nature as an inspiration for designing many of the structures and how he liked to incorporate the elements into his designs as well. Heading down to one of the residential floors, we saw how a typical family would have lived in the building when it was constructed. Finally, back on the ground level, we had a great time taking photos in the courtyard again.
We then boarded the bus again for a journey through the city which also took us westward through Mountjuic, or “Mount of the Jews,” which is named after the Jewish cemetery that has been there for many years. It is a prominent geographical feature of Barcelona, and the location of many very important venues and sights to the city. The fact that it is named after the medieval Jewish community shows just how ingrained and integrated Jewish history and Spanish culture is. We drove through the stunning Miramar gardens and saw the Olympic venues from the Barcelona Olympics in 1992. Like many Olympic cities, this was originally a depressed and run down area of the city until it was gentrified for the Olympics, and today it is still beautiful and well kept, some 26 years later.
Our last stop before dinner was the Mercado de La Boqueria, a market filled with local foods and treats. Located on La Rambla Street, it also gave us the chance to do more shopping and enjoy the vibe of being in one of the most popular areas of the town.
We’re now back at the hotel, heading out in a few minutes to join the local Jewish community at Chabad for Shabbat services and dinner. Tomorrow we will visit the Picasso Museum, have a Shabbat picnic in the park, take a street art walking tour, visit the Poble Espanya, see a Flamenco Show, and finally see the Magic Fountain. Wow! We have an amazing day in store tomorrow as well!!!
Wishing you all a Shabbat Shalom from Spain!
Picking up where I left off yesterday, we had an amazing Shabbat. At Chabad last night we participated in Shabbat services, which for many of the students was actually a first since the tefillah was conducted according to the Sephardi traditions – the tunes and even some of the prayers were different to what most of us are used to. Between Mincha and Kabbalat Shabbat we listed to Shir Hashirim (Song of Songs) being recited by a number of people in the congregation. A different person read each chapter, chanting it from their seat. It was interesting to see this kind of participatory service where there wasn’t really one Cantor/Hazzan who was in charge of the flow of the service. Again during Maariv different members of the congregation took turns chanting parts of the tefillah, including a number of children who recited the Shema and subsequent paragraphs of the prayer. After the services, everyone gathered for dinner and we discovered that there were visitors there from Venezuela, Mexico, New Zealand, the United States, Canada, South Africa, Peru, England, and from many more countries in addition to the locals.
Today, we began our day with a visit to the Picasso Museum. Pablo Picasso was born in Spain and although, he spent much of his life in France, he is considered a significant national figure here in Spain. Wandering through the gallery, we enjoyed seeing the different works from his different periods. My favorites were the portraits he painted of his wife, Jacqueline, as well as the ceramic pieces he painted.
Following lunch, we took a long stroll through the city to the Poble Espanyol, the Spanish Village. As we walked we discovered a number of cool things along the way, including the Mercado de Sant Antoni, a sort of upscale shuk or market through which we wandered through to get a feel for the place. We also marveled at the impressive architecture of many of the buildings we passed… In particular, many building’s balconies give the city a unique feel.
Finally, we arrived at Poble Espanyol, which is essentially an open-air museum and gigantic souvenir shop… Built for the 1929 Barcelona International Exposition, the site consists of 117 full-scale buildings, which replicate Spanish villages. It also contains a theater, restaurants, artisan workshops and a museum of contemporary art. Wandering around the village, we had the chance to see a glass blower working on his craft, musicians, and many others dressed in local costumes from around the country. Each of the shops offered something new to temp us! We especially enjoyed the shops with things that we could taste, such as the rosemary infused balsamic vinegar syrup and the chocolate nougat.
As our day started to wind down, the level of energy increased as we watched an incredible flamenco show along with dinner. The dancers were unbelievable! After the show a few of us tried to stomp and move our feet as the dancers did and let me tell you, it’s not easy. The costumes were also really something special.
Finally, we headed down to the Fountains of Montjuïc and enjoyed a really cool sound and light show. The fountain dances to the music and the colors and choreography of the water was truly exceptional. Thousands of people were gathered to see the fountain dance for us. As the fountain continued its dance, a number of us joined in and danced alongside! It was really a fun evening and the fountain was stunning.
After regrouping at the hotel, a number of us went out to enjoy our last night in Barcelona and tomorrow we will head to Girona before wrapping up our trip. Today was a really wonderful day and we are looking forward to the chance to get out of the city tomorrow as well.
We are at the airport waiting for our flight, which is slightly delayed… Today was another incredible day and a great way to round off our trip. Early this morning it was chilly and we could even see our breath before we left Barcelona. After breakfast, we met our Israeli guide, Ohn, who has been living in Spain for the last ten years. Together, we boarded a private minibus and headed farther to the northeast of Spain to the town of Girona. The students really enjoyed spending the day with Ohn – he was an excellent guide who was fun and informative.
When we reached the local church, we noticed that it was built outside the old city’s walls, which is strange, as one would assume that it would be within the protection of the walls. Ohn explained that the church served as a sanctuary for those who couldn’t reach the entrance of the old city. According to local legend, it was at this church that the miracle of the flies took place. They say that in September 1286, when the army of the King of France, Philip the Fair, besieged Girona, while the city surrendered without a fight, the French behaved abominably when they entered the city: they looted the church and tried to steal the bones of Sant Narcís that were stored there. At this point, huge flies emerged from the body, furiously biting the French soldiers and their horses. After being bitten, the enemies died stamping their feet. This supposed event resulted in the image of a fly becoming a symbol of Girona.
Next, we headed into the Jewish quarter of the city. There we visited the local Jewish museum, which was established at the site where the synagogue and mikva stood in medieval times. Although the Jewish community was expelled from Spain, it was once a thriving center of Jewish life. Notably, the Ramban (Moses ben Nahman also known as Nachmanides) was from Girona. In addition to seeing the museum and the ancient mikva, we visited the Chabad Jewish Center, which was established in the last couple of years to serve the approximately 100 Jews who live in the Girona area. The Center is in an old house that once belonged to a Jewish family and the Rabbi talked to us about the documents that were discovered here along with Jewish texts and Hebrew writing. Interestingly, most of the artifacts in the museum are not from Girona as basically everything was destroyed, but the community wanted to show visitors what Judaism is and what Jewish life had been like in the town. Among the artifacts were gravestones from over 700 years ago from the cemetery on Montjuïc (which we visited yesterday).
After a nice lunch in the beautiful square of Girona, we again boarded the bus and traveled to the medieval town of Besalu, which is located even further to the north, towards the French border. The town was once home to 900 residents, 500 of whom were Jewish. The entrance to the town was picturesque, as if it were right out of Game of Thrones. We entered through two gates to a view overlooking a river with the lush green mountains surrounding us. It was stunning! We really felt as though we had stepped back in time. At the gate, we learned that the Jews of the town had been responsible for collecting tax from visitors to the town. We also learned that because the Jewish community had been so significant here, every year around Purim the town has a festival to celebrate the Jews, during which everyone dresses up like a Jew – with kippot, tzitit, payes, etc. While the whole thing sounded quite offensive to some of us, the goal is to honor the Jews.
Our guide Ohn told us that many local residents are actually descendants of Jewish families who were converted to Christianity during the Inquisition. Statistically, about one third of the Spanish population is thought to be of Jewish heritage. In fact, we discovered that our bus driver for the day is likely from Jewish heritage – his last name was Perez, a known Jewish surname.
Inside the town, we visited the site where the synagogue once stood and entered the mikva, which was really a remarkable site. An interesting fact about this mikvah is that the window was shaped so that the rain would fall straight into the ritual bath. We also had time to wander through the streets and alleys. Some of us went to visit the Miniatures Museum, which was really cool. One of the more remarkable items in the museum was a sewing needle in which the artist has constructed 6 consecutive camels within the needle’s eye. It was only visible using a microscope.
Back in Barcelona, we had the best meal of the entire trip. Dinner was at a restaurant that our guide had recommended and everyone walked away happy! We couldn’t have finished the trip with a better taste in our mouth! As we waited for our food to be served, we went around and shared our personal highlights from the trip. Many of the students agreed that the Picasso Museum, the Flamenco show and being with each other were among the best parts!
Everyone is sad to be leaving Spain, but we are also looking forward to getting home to Israel. The memories we made and friendships we cultivated in Barcelona will surely last far beyond the trip. I’ll update you after we have arrived safely back home.
We are saf and sound back in Israel! It was a smooth flight and everyone is now back in their apartments sleeping. They will rejoin the scheduled programming in Jerusalem and Tel Aviv this afternoon when Hebrew class starts at 14:00. Usually flight delays are frustrating but in this instance, it worked in our favor. Justin and Maia were able to make the flight after being checked out of the ER. We all cheered as they arrived at the gate!
It was a real pleasure spending these five intensive days with your children. Spain is a beautiful country and we experienced a lot together. However, what made it truly special was the group of people – we had a lot of fun and really enjoyed being together. We learned a lot about art, architecture, Jewish history, and Spanish politics in addition to so much more.
Thanks to those of you who have emailed me in the last couple of days. I’m glad you enjoyed reading about our adventures and seeing the photos!
I want to give a special thanks to Maia for all her hard work this past week chaperoning the trip with me. I can’t imagine having led this trip without her!
And finally, thanks to the students for being so amazing this week!!!


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The TCI-SEARCH methodology and compensation structure are defining differences in the recruiting industry.
Our methodology is built to allow us to recruit for our clients as an insider. Our process is framed by comprehensive due diligence at the front end of all searches and thorough reference checks at the finish.
By engaging in extensive due diligence – on site – we build a corporate profile for the search. This includes not only the job specifications and requirements but also, and as essential, a cultural profile. Candidates must share similar values and cultural priorities that will allow them not just to do the job but to grow and contribute to the company for years to come.
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Our goal at TCI-SEARCH is to deliver candidates that know the client company well before they walk through the door. They know the look, the feel, the culture and they truly believe this is the opportunity they have been waiting for.


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Talking Rabbit is an educational app that will prove to be your little one’s best friend. She will not only teach your youngster how to count but also how to learn about which foods are healthy for us to eat and all the parts of the human body. She will also guide toddlers through the ABCs but it’s not all teach, learn and digest because Talking Rabbit also likes to have fun too. Having fun will keep the younger children actively interested in using the app, as you would know that all work and no play will quickly see their attention span begin to wander.
One of the funniest things Talking Rabbit does is to repeat the words you say to her in a funny, squeaky voice. There surely can be no better sight than seeing and hearing your young child burst into laughter when Talking Rabbit repeats the words back to your child in a funny way. There is no doubt that the Talking Rabbit app is bound to be your nursery school child’s favourite toy.
As the app will show in time, the child will slowly start to learn all about the human body. Your child will be not be directly aware of it at the time but the Talking Rabbit very cleverly teaches your toddler the parts of the body like the arms, hands, feet, legs, head and toes. By tapping the Talking Rabbit in different locations on the screen you will be educated as to which parts are what on the human body. All the results are fed back in a gentle, clear and educational tone. When a small finger on your child touches the Talking Rabbit’s feet you’ll see it jump up in the air as if it had just been tickled. This action is sure to raise a laugh from your child and merge a little fun in with the educational tones.
If the press the lips on the Talking Rabbit, it will produce a warm smile and if you touch the heart of the rabbit you will hear her say how much she likes your child. All in all you will find the Talking Rabbit Toddler ABC Song educational, funny, promoting good health and teaching a child about counting and ABCs.
It’s an app that will get toddlers excited while learning at the same time and help them to understand more about the human body too.


text: Thanks again for a very nice demonstration of your digital sundial. To pull openSCAD out of the hat was an added bonus as I do the odd bit of design with it, including modelling a Raspberry Pi, only to discover some of it’s connectors didn’t quite fit the intended space. Whether or not my home-brew CNC Router ever gets a 3D head is still open for discussion!

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Who is on your list to receive Valentine’s Cards?
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How Can The Choice Of Template Boost Your Holiday Email Campaign?
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Here lies the importance of email template design and coding. An ordinary design can simply break your business relationships. In the digitized world, customers are tired with information overload. An engaging email template can make help you expand your customer base, where you can approach new clients with your sales messages. Particularly, when you are executing your holiday email campaign, make sure that your template creates the desired impact.
Remember, a well-designed email generates higher click-through rates, as it fosters a greater degree of customer engagement. In a holiday email campaign, crafting compelling content comes second, your creative efforts will go futile unless the readers go through the email. An appealing template actually lures potential customers into your offerings.
Considering the nature of your industry and offerings, you need customized email campaign templates, with eye-catching headers and images specific to your business. Here are three key ways, through which your choice of email template can leverage your holiday email campaign.
With a stylized approach to your customers, you can make your products and services brandable. When you plan your email campaign, it is recommended to collaborate with reputed template designers and coders, who design highly personalized templates. You can make your holiday email campaign penetrative enough, when you use industry-specific imagery, fonts and colours in it. As a marketer, it is important for you to assess the psychology of potential customers, and decide how you are going to present these emails.
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I was introduced to essential oils about a year ago by my aunt, and ever since I’ve found them quite interesting. However, I’ve noticed that they’re mostly used by older women, typically mothers, and not so much by younger people. As an 18 year-old I’ve found many ways to incorporate essential oils into my life. I don’t believe that they can cure cancer or get rid of depression, but I do think they are useful. I mostly use essential oils because they smell good. So, in this post I’m going to tell you where I get my essential oils, how I use them, and my favorite blends for my diffuser.
This set of essential oils from Alyees is great for beginners because it has all of the go-to oils. This contains sweet orange, lemongrass, lavender, eucalyptus, peppermint, and tea tree. I got mine on Amazon. The only thing I don’t like about this set is that certain oils smell a bit fake, but overall they get the job done.
I highly recommend Eden’s Garden for essential oils! The quality is top notch and the price is reasonable. This is a create your own set of 6 oils I got for around $30, and the Eden’s Garden website has free shipping for orders in the US! My favorite oil is muhuhu- it smells like freshly cut wood!
All of my Doterra oils were kindly given to me by my aunt. They’re good quality but very expensive, so my recommendation is definitely Eden’s Garden!
One way I use essential oils is as a nail strengthener. Every night, I put a few drop of lavender oil and coconut oil on a cotton pad and rub it on my nails. My nails are very thin and I’m trying to grow them out, and this oil has helped to keep them moisturized and strong.
I think this is my favorite way to use my essential oils! Instead of buying a face toner, I put water into an empty spray bottle and put a few drops of tea tree oil in it. You can also add witch hazel for more acne prone skin. Juniper berry and grapefruit oil would be good in this toner as well! When I spray this on my skin, it feels refreshed and my acne scars have healed more quickly. It also smells amazing!
Finally, I love to use my essential oils in a diffuser to make my room smell nice. I got my diffuser on amazon for around $35.
For doing yoga my favorite blend is 5 drops of sweet orange and 5 drops of muhuhu or earth and wood.
For sleep or my favorite blend is 6 drops of meditation and a few drops of lavender.
Well, I hoped you enjoyed reading about how I, as a teenage girl, like to use essential oils. I love the way they smell and they have definitely helped my skin! Please leave a comment about your thoughts on essential oils, I’d love to hear your opinion! Until next week!
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Don’t forget this friend once you reach the heights.
I love the title of this blog post. I am not a mom, and find it interesting that so much about essential oils is aimed at moms and children, leaving out many other people. Thanks for posting this, respect!
Love the recipe and idea for a nail strengthener! My nails break all the time in the winter. I am going to try this ASAP. Thanks!
Nail strengthener! What a good idea! I love using essential oils for diffusing (aromatherapy works for this often anxious girl) and for putting in my vacuum filter. Thanks for sharing!

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A fresh and ozoney fragrance with tones evocative of seaside adventures and rock pool forays. Packaged in a recycled box with a blue watercolour sleeve.


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Outgoing ANC president Jacob Zuma has called on the party’s national elective conference to decide how to respond to the South African Communist Party (SACP) decision to contest an election, and his banning from any official events by workers federation Cosatu.
Zuma bemoaned the state of the alliance in his opening address to the conference at Nasrec in southern Johannesburg on Saturday, saying tensions have come to a head while the alliance partners still need each other.
The ANC entered into an alliance with the SACP, Cosatu and the South African National Civics Organisation (Sanco) in 1993, and has won elections with the three bodies campaigning for them since the turn of democracy.
Zuma said that in 1994 alliance tensions emanated from the disagreements about the ANC’s policy choices.
“The tensions that have built up over the years, at times as a result of dissatisfaction with policy instruments adopted by ANC and govt, have now come to a head in an unprecedented move.
“We saw in the past few months our alliance partners marching side by side with right wing forces who are historically opponents of our democratic revolution, calling on the president of the ANC to step down,” Zuma said.
“A decision was taken by our allies to bar the president of the ANC from attending any or addressing any of their gatherings. Hardly three weeks ago, the SACP contested elections on its own, working against the ANC in the Metsimaholo local government,” Zuma added.
Both the SACP and Cosatu have called on Zuma to step down.
The SACP publicly criticized Zuma after he sacked former finance minister Pravin Gordhan and his deputy, Mcebisi Jonas, accusing him of crippling the country’s criminal justice system.
Cosatu said it had lost confidence in Zuma to lead and unite the ANC and the country, and therefore would not allow him to speak at its events. On May Day this year, Zuma was booed by hundreds of workers in the Free State.
He told the ANC delegates that the conference was obliged to publicly respond to these positions by its allies, as the ANC is the leader of the alliance and the decisions to ban Zuma and call for him to step down were taken at public conferences.
“This conference must discuss these new developments and provide direction having given due regard to proposals of SACP around the reconfiguration of the alliance in line with new conditions of struggle,” Zuma said.
“It’s important that when we take decisions about it, we carefully think about what we are doing to our history and our objectives, that are still there. Our revolution is not complete. Don’t we need one another? I think we still do,” Zuma added.
The outgoing ANC president said he hoped his replacement would lead such a delegation, which would discuss the tensions at the alliance political council next year.

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Jamie Oliver will today take centre stage in the Woolworths Fresh Food Dome to headline the Sydney Royal Easter Show.
Jamie Oliver said, “It’s fantastic to be in the kitchen with Aussies who share my passion for great tasting meals. Cooking healthy meals should be fun and delicious but it shouldn’t cost an arm and a leg. I want to inspire everyone at the Easter Show to mastermind some amazing meals in their kitchen at home that are truly affordable.

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Ukraine will pay Gazprom $2 billion for gas it has received from Russia by the end of October and an additional $1.1 billion by year’s end, EU Energy Commissioner Gunther Oettinger announced.
The amount that Ukraine is expected to pay Russia is short of the $5.3 billion that Kiev currently owes Gazprom.
Gazprom will resume gas deliveries and send at least 5 billion cubic meters (bcm) of gas to Ukraine at a price of $385 per 1,000 cubic meters after it receives the first tranche of $2 billion, the EU commissioner and Russia’s Energy Minister Alexandre Novak said.
“This depends on final agreements. Our colleagues say that this is [going to be in] October,”Novak said in Berlin on Friday.
However, Novak reiterated that $385 was a reduced price, “$100 discount off the current price” . This price will be valid for another six months, he added.
Ukraine will also have the option to buy up to another 5 bcm by the end of March 2015, dependent on weather conditions, Oettinger added.
Five billion cubic meters is exactly the additional volume experts believe Ukraine would need to get through the winter months. Currently, Kiev only has 15.5 billion cubic meters of natural gas in storage.
Oettinger also said that Russia and Ukraine were aiming to reach an agreement covering gas supplies up to the end of March 2015. A new round of negotiations is scheduled for the end of next week.
The EU and the World Bank could act as guarantors of Ukraine’s debt payment, Russian Energy Minister Aleksandr Novak said.
Meanwhile, the current gas situation is not helping millions of people in Kiev, who are bracing themselves for a tough winter. With temperatures plunging below zero, without hot water and heat their apartments will be unbearably cold.
“We are strengthening the doors and windows to help save heat – but how’s that going to help if it becomes really cold?” an old woman from Kiev told RT.
Kiev authorities have already turned off hot water throughout the city in an attempt to save gas for the winter months.
“We have a kid and it’s already difficult enough without hot water – we have to boil it ourselves using gas or electricity. In case of more disruptions – I don’t know what we’ll do,” said Alla, a young mother.
The Kiev city administration is reportedly considering three future possibilities: a complete shutdown, supplying hot water at lower temperature, or switching to a scheduled hot water supply.
People are now rushing out to buy electric-powered boilers for their energy needs.
“We never planned to buy a boiler but now I’m forced to borrow money from my relatives to afford one,” a local woman said.
But despite the inconvenience people are bearing with utility bills doubling.
The Ukrainian gas distribution company Naftogaz warned that gas prices may quadruple by the end of the year as the company plans to set a unified price for all consumers.
Speaking after three-way negotiations between Russia, Ukraine and the EU in Berlin, Oettinger said the issue of reverse gas flows to Ukraine had not been discussed, Oettinger said.
On the evening before gas talks, Russian Energy Minister Aleksandr Novak warned that that supplies to Europe would be threatened if customersre-exportedany Russian gas.
“We know that Gazprom has never welcomed reverse supply, because it is unrealistic in terms of overall legitimacy and abnormal in terms of gas business,” Aleksandr Pasechnik, head of research at the National Energy Security Foundation, told RT.
The statements were made during another round of gas talks in Berlin held by Russia, the EU and Ukraine on Friday.
Earlier rounds of EU-brokered gas talks between April and mid-June failed to produce results.
Gas price for Ukraine has been a stumbling block, as Kiev still insists it is too high. Russia has offered Ukraine a final price of $385 per 1,000 cubic meters, a price lower than it sells to any other European customer.
In June, Gazprom switched Ukraine to a prepayment system after Kiev refused to pay its billion dollar debt or agree to price negotiations. Russian gas still flows through Ukraine to Europe, but Kiev cannot take off any gas they don’t pay for up front.
Ukraine’s debt to Gazprom has been accruing over the year. After Crimea rejoined Russia in March, the Russian gas giant canceled Kiev’s discount, and the price skyrocketed from $268.50 per 1,000 cubic meters to $485 per 1,000 cubic meters, a nearly 80 percent increase in price.

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Swedish researchers compared the responses of 3,972 males who took part in the survey with the cognitive scores recorded in their Swedish Military Conscription records three years later.
"We found a clear link between frequent fish consumption and higher scores when the teenagers ate fish at least once a week" says Professor Kjell Torén from the Sahlgrenska Academy at the University of Gothenburg, one of the senior scientists involved in the study. "When they ate fish more than once a week the improvement almost doubled.
"These findings are significant because the study was carried out between the ages of 15 and 18 when educational achievements can help to shape the rest of a young man's life."
58 per cent of the boys who took part in the study ate fish at least once a week and a further 20 per cent ate fish more than once a week.
When male teenagers ate fish more than once a week their combined intelligence scores were on average 12 per cent higher than those who ate fish less than once a week. Teenagers who ate fish once a week scored seven per cent higher.
The verbal intelligence scores for teenagers who ate fish more than once a week were on average nine per cent higher than those who ate fish less than once a week. Those who ate fish once a week scored four per cent higher.
The same pattern was seen in the visuospatial intelligence scores, with teenagers who ate fish more than once a week scoring on average 11 per cent higher than those who ate fish less than once a week. Those who ate fish once a week scored seven per cent higher.
"A number of studies have already shown that fish can help neurodevelopment in infants, reduce the risk of impaired cognitive function from middle age onwards and benefit babies born to women who ate fish during pregnancy" says Professor Torén.
"However we believe that this is the first large-scale study to explore the effect on adolescents."
The exact mechanism that links fish consumption to improved cognitive performance is still not clear.
"The most widely held theory is that it is the long-chain polyunsaturated fatty acids found in fish that have positive effects on cognitive performance" explains Professor Torén.
"Fish contains both omega-3 and omega-6 fatty acids which are known to accumulate in the brain when the foetus is developing. Other theories have been put forward that highlight their vascular and anti-inflammatory properties and their role in suppressing cytokines, chemicals that can affect the immune system."
In order to isolate the effect of fish consumption on the study subjects, the research team looked at a wide range of variables, including ethnicity, where they lived, their parents' educational level, the teenagers' well-being, how frequently they exercised and their weight.
"Having looked very carefully at the wide range of variables explored by this study it was very clear that there was a significant association between regular fish consumption at 15 and improved cognitive performance at 18" concludes lead author Dr Maria Aberg from the Centre for Brain Repair and Rehabilitation at the University of Gothenburg.
"We also found the same association between fish and intelligence in the teenagers regardless of their parents' level of education."
The researchers are now keen to carry out further research to see if the kind of fish consumed - for example lean fish in fish fingers or fatty fish such as salmon - makes any difference to the results.
"But for the time being it appears that including fish in a diet can make a valuable contribution to cognitive performance in male teenagers" says Dr Aberg.
Fish intake of Swedish male adolescents is a predictor of cognitive performance. Aberg et al. Acta Paediatrica. 98.3, pp 555-560. (March 2009).
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The company Auto-Arenda offers to rent Bentley Bentayga 6.0 Black car in Germany. You can order and book car rental in Germany with delivery to the airport or railway station.
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Kelly’s of Cornwall has been named ‘Best British Food Brand’ at the Great British Food Awards 2016.
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The Padstow Farm Shop won the Independent Retailer in West of England category.

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DashBlog is very similar to WordPressDash…. Easy to use… nothing speical. I think I’ll end up combining one of these dash board blog clients with a wysiwig one.
Definiately plain text only… wish the web client works well for already.
Test yet another blog editor…. This one seems to connect to various blogs, as well as other services like flickr. Its a java client though…. Too early to tell what I think yet… First impression though isn’t bad. Seems very eclipsy.
Now on to Qumana, another editor. Honestly I want something open-source. The focus for this client seems to be some ad network that will allow you to make money blogging. Seems like a decent client for ritch text though.
I like that is has both a wysiwyg vie and a html source view. Additionally it has a decent interface for adding tags.
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“Growth Capital in India, specifically in Consumer and Enterprise Technology is an exciting opportunity and we have built an exceptional portfolio in our previous fund. I look forward to working with Avendus and Neeraj to further harness our capabilities and build market leading companies while delivering superior returns to our investors,” says Shilpa Kulkarni.
Zodius has been an active investor since 2011 in the Enterprise Software & Services, Digital and Consumer technology sectors. Zodius partners with entrepreneurs and managers to build disruptive and market defining, businesses that have the promise of creating entirely new markets as well as generating exceptional returns. The Zodius team brings significant domain expertise, operational experience and global networks to the portfolio companies to develop them as highly valued market leaders in both Indian and global markets. We believe that vision without execution is often meaningless and our business leadership and investment experience provides us with tools and insights to help our portfolio companies focus sharply on high performance execution to back their ambitious vision.
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08 Aug 2016, Monday. I didn’t want to wake up this morning. No, it wasn’t because of the “end of holiday” syndrome, but my entire body was aching. For the first time in a very long while (and the first time on this trip), I lay in bed until 9am. The hotel’s breakfast was from 7am to 10am. So I knew I was gonna miss breakfast if I didn’t pull myself out of bed. So reluctantly, I dragged myself out of bed, washed up, got changed, and headed downstairs to fill my stomach.
While at breakfast, a mild, throbbing headache started developing. “Oh, oh. Not good.” I said to myself. I recognised the signs. I think I’m falling ill soon. Being only 240km away from home, it wasn’t difficult to decide my destination for today.
Day 49 – Malacca to Singapore! Homecoming!
But before heading out of Malacca, I stopped by a local Kawasaki Service Stop to get my engine oil changed. Well, I *could* have made my way back home without the oil change, but the gearshifts were beginning to feel rough, and as I was carrying the oil with me (what’s leftover from the previous oil change), I wanted to lighten my load. I supplied my own engine oil and oil filter. RM10 for the labour.
I was quite amused by this advertisement. I think it’s promoting some beauty product. A very interesting choice of model there. Kekek.
And after some 2.5 hours of riding, I reached the Johor Bahru (Malaysia) – Woodlands (Singapore) border. No pics, and I won’t bother describing the process. It’s very neat, very organised, and easy-peasy with zero border corruption. And since Singapore is so small, it took just a mere 25 mins from the border to reach home.
sgBikerBoy 2016 SE Asia Tour Stats. 49 days, 11,130kms, 6 countries, 9 border crossings, 48 refuel stops, 2 bike drops, 1 engine breakdown, 3 other minor bike issues, 4 ferry crossings, 2 underwater dives, ∞ bugs killed, and One AMAZING experience!
I got home just in time for National Day (09 Aug) – Singapore’s independence day. It means alot to me as I’ve never missed a National Day in Singapore, and I certainly didn’t want to spend this National Day in another country.
49 days, 11,000kms, 6 countries and 1 AMAZING experience!
The sgBikerBoy 2016 SE Asia Tour. Welcome home.
Planning a trip of the same nature. Maybe can catch up for a casual coffee with you.
Sure! I definitely encourage you to go for it!
Hurrahh! Welcome home Bro. Congrats and a few dozen thumbs UP to U and your bike! Wished I had the same/enough courage to attempt a trip like this alone but sadly…..no. I’d be lucky if I could reach the Thai border intact (HaHaHa!!). Anyway, if U ever decide to turn this into a book titled “Guide Book to Adventure Far Up North On Two Wheels” or something, I’d be in Q to get one. Cheerio!
Thanks! It’s not that fearful once you’ve STARTED the journey. The trepidation really is just in the beginning and planning phase. After which, just flow along and take anything as it comes!
It’s interesting that you mentioned a book. While I’m NOT planning in writing one (I hate writing), I did thought of turning this into a pictorial coffee-table book for personal use. No intentions of commercializing it though. Biggest challenge is sourcing for a publishing / printing house willing to do this in low volume at a reasonably low cost.
I’d likely be re-commencing my Sunday rides to Malaysia (not this Sunday though – the missus is flying off and I’m the designated transport guy), so look out for them and do join us!
Awesome man. I’ve been following your trip, and am glad you made it home safe and sound. I wondered if you could have avoided all the bike problems had you bought a Japanese bike ( which are more well known for their reliability) instead of an Indian bike. Having a major engine failure and brake failure on the road are definitely not good indicators of reliability. What made you choose a Bajaj in the first place?
I got my 2B license in Jan this year. So I’m limited to 2B bikes. I wanted to get something with as much cc as I could, and the choices are very limited in Singapore. I DID look at the Japanese – and eyed the Honda CBR150R. But thought a 200cc would suit me better. I wasn’t in the lookout for a scooter. So my choices really were the 200NS, the Duke 200, and maybe the Phantom. Comparatively (on paper at least) the Phantom’s a little underpowered for a 200cc. And it’s an old machine. The Duke and Pulsar were essentially made in the same factory in India with the latter costing so much less. I do have intentions of upgrading my license later, and so decided to settle for something economical yet sufficiently powered for now.
PS the new Honda CB190R looks promising. But on paper, the specs are quite far behind the Duke and the Pulsar.
Chanced upon your blog. An interesting read & updated info that will come in very handy when I begin my 1st solo ride to Vientiane in 3 weeks time. Thanks for the info bro. Ride safe & enjoy the ride..
Have a great time! Ride safe!
Good to see you made it back in one piece.
When will be your next one?
Thanks! Well, I’d love to, and I’ll have to find the time for it! LOL!
Mannn.. i hate that it came to an end. I was feeling like i was together with you on your journey. Great experience. Great write-up. Great read! I couldn’t have done it so myself when i wish i would. Great job bro! Hope you have a similar part again! Cheers.
Next Next post: Happy 51st Birthday Singapore!

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Apropos, and thought provoking. Women’s rights are human rights.
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Turkey’s main opposition candidate for mayoral elections in Istanbul said it was “very clear” that his party had won the vote in Istanbul, the country’s biggest city.
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Hello All. I am already on my second post, and so far the response has been humbling. Thanks to everyone, who visited my Blog. It really means a lot.
My topic for the second post was too easy. I had thought about it, even before I had conceived my first post.
I started my blog, with the mention of my God, so for my second post, I choose - the God of Sarees.
Ladies n gentlemen , please bow down to the God Of Sarees - Satya Paul.
Satya (literal meaning truth) Paul was on born 2nd Feb, 1942 Leiah Muzzafargarh, which post partition is now in Pakistan. He is a self made designer, entrepeneur and truly a poineer who started his career at a very young age without any formal training in art. He opened his first store in new Delhi in 1965, started exporting in 1975 and launched the Satya Paul label in 1985.
He currently runs his company called Paul Salon which creates some of the most amazing and crafted accessories, home textiles, furnishing fabrics for international markets.
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27 years since its launch, what has remained constant is the passion, excellence and innovation of the brand which still makes it the Mecca for Saree Lovers.
I had the pleasure to read his interview some time ago where he quoted:"The sari is one of the most beautiful and one of most ancient of dresses. This is also the only dress that takes the shape of the woman who wears it.The sari has 'feminine poise and grace in it'. Even when a poor lady wears it she looks richer."
I couldn't agree more. It is his love and sincerity towards this garment, that has helped put saree on the world map.
I could just go on and on talking about him, but its better if I allow his work to speak instead.
I so love his designs, that I can keep posting millions of pics of his sarees.
I have posted only some of my fav picks, which I had saved in my personal folder over the years. Hope u like them.
A saree made up of the Google web search results.
I love this Saree and I love Google.
designed for Mandira Bedi during World Cup 2007.
A Signature Piece from Satya Paul.
A Saree with the pics of Bollywood Beauties.
for the Vogue India October 2010 issue.
Good information & very good effort Aditi.
I too like Satya Paul sarees... Not each and every one though. Coz I dont think I can carry his style.
And Aditi, gal you are so fluent with your subject.
Thanks Shivali. I m not yet fluent with my subject, but i intend to thru this blog. It's a learning experience for me too.
Thanks Nickita. Appreciate your comments.
Valuable post and very well written. Thanks for sharing.


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Retro SF instantly became cool when Cirsova burst onto the scene in March with issue #1. Well, maybe not instantly. I, for one, didn’t pick it up until a couple weeks ago, advance copy notwithstanding. And note everyone has quite picked up on Cirsova yet. I wasn’t about to make the same mistake with issue #2 as with issue #1 and let Cirsova go lamestream before I read it.
Given that Alexander is publishing the sort of stuff you don’t often see in the major mags, I worried he would quickly run out of material. If that’s going to be a problem, it isn’t yet. (And if it is, get writing now, would-be pulp authors.) Cirsova issue #2 is even better than issue #1 and I’m in for the long haul.

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Do you find yourself comparing your life to the lives of others? Sometimes the way we feel about ourselves can keep us from understanding how God feels about us. The world may cause us to doubt our dreams and question who we are, but God longs to redeem your story.
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