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Points in the paint-LSU 34,AU 32. Points off turnovers-LSU 21,AU 18.
2nd chance points-LSU 9,AU 12. Fast break points-LSU 12,AU 22.
Bench points-LSU 21,AU 27. Score tied-1 time. Lead changed-3 times.
Last FG-LSU 2nd-00:19, AU 2nd-04:26.
Largest lead-LSU by 2 1st-19:41, AU by 32 2nd-06:32.
LSU led for 00:31. AU led for 39:02. Game was tied for 00:27.
Points in the paint-LSU 20,AU 16. Points off turnovers-LSU 12,AU 10.
2nd chance points-LSU 2,AU 8. Fast break points-LSU 8,AU 12.
Bench points-LSU 10,AU 12. Score tied-1 time. Lead changed-3 times.
Points in the paint-LSU 14,AU 16. Points off turnovers-LSU 9,AU 8.
2nd chance points-LSU 7,AU 4. Fast break points-LSU 4,AU 10.
Bench points-LSU 11,AU 15. Score tied-0 times. Lead changed-0 times.
0-0 0-0 0; RACHAL, Brandon 0-0 0-0 0. Totals 25-58 16-19 70.
WILLIAMS, Devontae 0-0 0-0 0. Totals 33-61 15-19 95.


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By understanding the immense extent of damage caused by corruption, laws that seek to combat it have arisen around the world.
In Brazil, Law 12.846 / 13 imposes strict penalties for companies that commit acts of corruption. However, the law itself provides for a possible reduction in penalties if the company demonstrates the existence of an effective integrity mechanism, as defined in Decree 8.420 / 15, which regulates the legal text. The Complaints Channel is precisely one of the central pillars of the integrity mechanism provided by law.
In the same sense, BACEN - Central Bank of Brazil, through Resolution 4,567 / 17, determines that all institutions must make available channels of complaints to their employees, collaborators, customers, users, partners and suppliers.
The creation of mechanisms to receive and investigate complaints has also been regulated in several other countries, such as: England, Canada, Japan, France, Germany, among others. In the United States, since the creation of the Sarbanes-Oxley Act (SOX), companies are required to create mechanisms to receive, retain and investigate complaints from employees. The Sarbanes-Oxley Act aimed at ensuring the creation of reliable auditing and security mechanisms in organizations, including rules for the creation of committees to oversee their activities and operations, in order to prevent fraud or to ensure that there is a way of identifying when they occur, ensuring transparency in the management of companies.

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Danielle & Jared chose the perfect spot to get married. It was a great reflection on who they are and what their relationship has brought them. The ceremony was held outside in front of the ocean with a cooling sea breeze blowing gently. Not a cloud in the sky! It was a perfect August day, just as they were clearly meant for each other.
The bride & groom wanted to keep things laid back and easy on their guests. They hated the idea of forcing their guests to sit down and eat course after course rather than move about and mingle. With that in mind, they decided to do a buffet and stationed items in place of passed. They had assorted cheeses, from Blue and Brie to Cheddar and Pepper Jack. Assorted flatbread, crackers and gourmet bread sticks. For dinner, their guests indulged on Grilled Chicken w/Mango Salsa, Texas Beef Brisket, and Mussels w/Marinara, to name a few.
Danielle & Jared had dreamed of a beach side wedding. They used Sandy Hook’s Chapel to perfection. The open air ceremony was held on the lawn overlooking the bay. The cocktail hour was held under a large tent so their guests could enjoy the beautiful, sunny day and cool summer breeze. The reception then moved into the Chapel where they could relax away from the hot sun. Simple, upbeat and relaxed. There are no better words to describe the nature of the wedding or their relationship.

industry_corpus2: Hospitality & Catering


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Before I get to the itinerary which contains a list of things to do in Sofia, I have to admit Bulgaria has never been in my bucket list, and will never be: it is just not my country, and all my trips there were close to disaster. In Moldova Bulgaria is famous for its Black Sea resorts, and naturally my first trip was to a small town Sozopol at the seaside. As there were no flights to the destination, we took the bus, and from this specific moment my absolute hate for buses starts. It took us 26(!) hours to get to Sozopol, and when we finally arrived, tired, hungry and dirty, we were told that there was a booking mistake and our room was rented out to someone else! We had to wait about an hour for our hosts to solve the issue: they moved us to another hotel, and after two days we had to move back. And finally, our bus back to Moldova was late, and there was no one to ask about it!
My first trip to Sofia was a necessity and wasn’t that bad except the fact that I caught cold and water supply was cut off in the hotel. After that I swore to myself that I would never step on the Bulgarian soil again, but business needs led me there anyway. I had one free day in Sofia before flying back home so I decided to give the city another try and went to the center. So, here it is, my 1 day itinerary with things to do in Sofia, Bulgaria.
Things to do in Sofia, Bulgaria: where to start?
Frankly, Sofia is one of the cheapest cities I have ever visited, and it is cheap in every aspect. You have find really pretty apartments right in the city center for about 30-40 EUR a night. I paid the same amount for a bed in a 7-bed room in a Prague hostel.
– Peter Pan Hostel, located 250 meters away from the famous Alexander Nevsky Cathedral, offers rooms with shared and private bathrooms for 21-45 EUR per night.
– Top center APT – ground floor, where the color of the furniture is my favorite purple 🙂 is located less than a kilometer away from the Alexander Nevsky Cathedral. The apartment is big – 45 sq.m. and has many-many facilities available, and costs 30-45 EUR per night.
– Another apartment in the same price range is Mountain View Apartment in Top City Center. Yes, you guessed it, you can see mountains from here 🙂 And it is very central.
– For 65 EUR a night you can live in Dondukov-Korsakov Suite, a luxurious apartment located within walking distance of the main tourist attractions of Sofia. It looks like guests like everything about this place.
I did not research the places to see in advance, so I simply googled the touristic spots, marked them on my map, and headed to the center of Sofia. I decided to begin the journey at the gardens around the Eagles’ bridge. They are just next to the subway station of Sofia University, so it is a very convenient place to start. One of the gardens is dedicated to sports if I may say so, the other one is interesting for the monument to the Soviet Army. As the name suggests, it was erected to commemorate the soldiers who fought for Bulgaria’s liberation from the Fascists of Germany, but considering the graffiti on the monument some Bulgarians would disagree with this statement.
Just opposite to the gardens you will see the University of Sofia, quite an impressive building.
Follow the bulevard till you get to the monument to the Tsar Liberator. The statue commemorates Russian Emperor Alexander II who liberated Bulgaria from the Ottoman rule. From here you will see the main church of the city: the Cathedral of the Saint Alexander Nevsky. Alexander Nevsky was a prince of Novgorod and Kiev, one of the most respected rulers in the Russian history, and lived in the 13th century. I expected the cathedral to be at least 500 years old, but its construction actually began in 1882 and was finished in 1912. It was built to honour the Russian soldiers who died in the war between Russia and Turkey in 1877-1878, the war that liberated Bulgaria from the Ottomans. Pictures are not allowed inside.
If you are interested in arts, then you can visit the National Arts Gallery which is just behind the cathedral.
Just in front of the St. Alexander Nevsky Cathedral you will see another Christian church Sveta Sofia or how it is otherwise called the Basilica of Hagia Sophia. Its construction started in the 4th century, and it was built on site of some older churches. As with the Alexander Nevsky Cathedral, it is not allowed to take pictures inside the basilica, but rules exist to be broken: and don’t forget these are fully functioning churches so it is very rude to wander around and photograph.
Next to the church there is the monument to the Unknown Soldier commemorating Bulgarian soldiers who died protecting their country.
After visiting the basilica cross the Oborishte street and head to the small square. When I was in Sofia there was a small market where locals sold souvenirs. I still hope that the commemorative coins they sold me are authentic 🙂 Then go back to the street of Tsar Liberator and head to the Russian Church. The church was built simultaneously with the Alexander Nevsky Cathedral on site of a mosque, and had to become the official church of the Russian Embassy.
It’s museum time again! Here you may choose between the National Ethnology Museum and the National Museum of Natural History, or visit both of them. I can only suppose they must be really interesting, but as I am not a fan of museums, I did not go inside.
And now it is time to experience that ancient Sofia or Serdica as it was known then. It was a surprise for me to find out that Serdica was a very popular place in the Ancient times: Constantine the Great called it ‘my Rome’, two Roman emperors Galerius and Aurelian were from Serdica, and it was the first city to officially recognize the Christianity. I guess lots of historical artifacts can be found in the National Archaeological Museum, and I still regret that I didn’t visit it.
Just opposite the Archaeological museum there is a building with an inner courtyard. Go in that courtyard and you won’t regret it! This is the place to see the oldest building of Sofia – the Church of St. George. It was built in the times when Constantine the Great was considering Serdica to become his permanent residence. In the end, Byzantia hosted his capital, but this fact just shows how important Serdica was at that time. The church itself is a part of a larger Roman archaeological site and hosts frescoes that date back to the 12th century.
When you find out your way back to the main street you will see probably the most famous monument in Sofia: Saint Sofia Monument. Just in front of it there is another old church – Sveta Petka church, dedicated to the 11th century saint St. Petka.
If you take the road on your right when you face the Sofia Monument, you will see the Central Mosque of the city. If you go to the left, you will walk around the Sveta Nedelya Cathedral, presumably built in the 10th century.
Heading in April, thanks for tips! No 26 hour bus journey, thankfully! Will be getting the overnight train to Istanbul though!

industry_corpus2: Travel & Geography


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Ristorante La Perla of Washington opened its doors in 2002 and is snuggled in between Georgetown and Foggy Bottom on Pennsylvania Ave. At the heart of Ristorante La Perla is a core lunch and dinner menu developed by Chef Vittorio Testa. The menu is based on Italian recipes that he has developed over the past 50 years. Emphasis is placed on simple, high quality, fresh ingredients and traditional Italian cooking methods. Fresh pastas are made in-house daily, and dried pastas are imported from Italy. All meals are made at the time of ordering and are complemented by a selection of handmade breads baked according to traditional methods. We also have a wide range fresh desserts that includes cakes, in house made gelato, in house made cannoli, pies and monthly dessert specials. La Perla prides itself on its wine list and ability to match any meal with the perfect Italian red wine, Italian white wine, American red wine, American white wine or our World variety. We also have lunch and dinner specials so please call to learn about our current specials. We look forward to seeing you.


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Anthony Kuzub is a solid proponent of AES67 for Audio over IP. As IP Audio Product Manager at Ward-Beck Systems, he’s helping bring networked audio products to market, and showing engineers how to use them to make better audio in broadcast facilities. Anthony joins Chris Tobin at the Central Canada Broadcast Engineers Conference this week.
Anthony P. Kuzub - Audio Solutionist - IP Audio Product Manager at Ward-Beck Systems Inc.

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The GOP-controlled House Judiciary Committee is having themselves a very reasonable and neutral-sounding hearing on Planned Parenthood today, sensitively entitled “Planned Parenthood Exposed: Examining the Horrific Abortion Practices at the Nation’s Largest Abortion Provider.” Not invited to testify: a single person who works for Planned Parenthood.
House Democrats—there are 16 of them on the committee, compared to 23 Republicans—responded sharply to the claims being made by the witnesses, as well as the entire fact of the hearing itself.
“I’m still not entirely sure what this hearing is about,” said Rep. David Cicilline of Rhode Island, dryly. He pressed Bopp on whether he’d been told not to discuss the allegations of criminal activity against the Center for Medical Progress, who are accused of a variety of legal infractions in how they collected their undercover footage, as well as numerous IRS violations.
“That’s not what this hearing is about,” Bopp responded, a little peevishly.
“This hearing was political theater at its very worst. From the provocative title to the slate of life-long anti-abortion activists invited to testify, it’s clear this hearing was not about Planned Parenthood —- it was a chance for anti-abortion extremists and members of Congress to promote their political agenda of banning abortion in this country.
Gianna Jessen testifies at today’s hearing. Image via AP.


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The introduction of billing on emoncms.org brings with it some interesting questions about monitoring system design (or IOT in a wider sense) which I think it would be good to discuss openly. We don’t want to push people to use and pay for emoncms.org where it’s not suitable, we only want people to use it if it is valuable. Emoncms can be run locally and has been installed for some time on the OpenEnergyMonitor EmonPi/EmonBase base stations which are based on the RaspberryPi platform.
There are I think advantages and disadvantages to both remote and local data storage and visualisation and it’s likely a matter of choosing the right tool for the application, or a combination of both. As a starting point, I thought I would list a number of points for and against local and then remote storage. I’m sure there are plenty more to add.
There are then a few ideas at the end for how some of the disadvantages of local storage could be solved, although not easily.
More user control and ownership of the whole system.
Data mostly sourced and used locally, does it need to go out to a remote server?
Non-reliant on WAN, especially important for control and home automation, although remote control is also useful.
Combined heat and computing, heat not lost in a datacenter?
Not as easy to access data remotely, requires setup of 3rd party services e.g, port forwarding with dynDNS. Dataplicity, where such a service has been setup, data access can be slow.
Have to handle own backups and security updates.
If there are problems you end up being a linux admin, higher technical barrier to entry?
Easier multi-account administration potential, useful for solar, heat pump, retrofit installers/organisations and research projects.
Easier tech level, less need for technical expertise, no linux command line required.
Reliant on service provider, less user control and ownership of whole system.
Requires reliable WAN connection to upload data to server, can be mitigated with buffering.
Hardware with plenty of processing and storage capability to do much of the same data storage and visualisation service has likely already been paid for in the basestation, remote server adds further costs.
Large monitoring systems use a lot of network bandwidth uploading relatively small amounts of data at regular intervals.
The first two ideas would require considerable development, and are more ideas for the longer term.
Socket based remote access to local data. Login to your Pi remotely from emoncms.org, view feed list, graphs, control elements, integrated in a seamless way so that it feels like you’re accessing a remote site - this would be really neat.
Automated backup system to a remote server (a periodic backup could upload a larger chunk of data say on a daily basis, the data could be compressed. Data could be saved on cheaper spinning disk storage without option to view graphs remotely) simplifying remote requirements and lowering costs. Easy backup/restore functionality. Upload/Download bandwidth could be a significant problem here.
Host specific feeds on the remote server if shared on a public dashboard or if particularly useful for remote access, store a larger number of feeds locally that are only used occasionally for more in-depth analysis.
I think Paul wrote a script to do this to DropBox IIRC.
I have plenty of other ‘boxes’ locally so being able to FTP the backups or RSYNC to my NAS would be good. I’m not that precious about the data as it is more a real time thing - I record meter readings monthly for a long term view on usage. Backing up of settings, visualisations, dashboards etc is more important to me.
I was thinking recently it would be good to be able to limit the data stored to a fixed period of time.
For remote access to rPi we could use OpenVPN with split tunneling, i’m setting up one now on a spare raspberry to check if it is easy enough to do.
There are clients to smartphones and laptops, the only thing i am not sure is if the Raspberry pi can handle it. What do you think?
Ok this is really easy to set up and it’s working.
If you want i can do a small tutorial.
Don’t forget to give your Pi’s local IP address a ‘reserved’ IP address in your router settings, otherwise if you reboot you may find that it’s been allocated a different local address and your port forwarding will not work.
Also, most internet providers (in the UK) assign public IP’s dynamically, so it can change, and regularly does. How are you intending to overcome this with your VPN?
ind that it’s been allocated a different local address and your port forwarding will not work.
Also, most internet providers (in the UK) assign public IP’s dynamically, so it can change, and regularly does, How are you intending to overcome this with your VPN?
My ISP router gives infinite leases for local LAN devices, but you are totally right, there are two options, keep DHCP on the RPI and configure a fixed IP on the internet router or configure a static IP on the RPI that does not collide with the internet router’s DHCP pool.
Regarding the dynamic allocation of public IP addresses on residential internet you need a name that resolves to that ever changing IP. There are lot’s of free services that are supported on the Internet router, just check one that is supported, create account and get the name and then configure the credentials back on the internet router so it can automatically update every time the public ip changes.
no-ip is a popular choice.
PIVPN is really easy, it handles everything in one run. In our case we have to tweak it a bit to do split-tunnel but with some screenshots i think it’s doable for everybody.
EDIT: Actually the LAN would not be available, only the raspberry pi, but i think it’s not a problem.


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"Many important people are walking at the American department stores."
Translation:Az amerikai áruházaknál sok fontos ember sétál.
why 'sok fontos ember az amerikai áruházaknál sétál' is incorrect?
please either put in some lessons on word order or stop being so picky about it in the answers! It's very frustrating to have answers rejected due to something that is not explicity taught!
What do they mean by 'walking at the stores'? Walking by would make perfect sense but walking at definitely doesn't.
They mean "walking by". Walking in the general surrounding of the stores.

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text: Toxoplasma gondii infections occur worldwide in humans and animals. In immunocompromised or prenatally infected humans, T. gondii can cause severe clinical symptoms. The identification of specific epitopes on T. gondii antigens is essential for the improvement and standardization of the serological diagnosis of toxoplasmosis. We selected 20 peptides mimicking linear epitopes on GRA1, GRA2, GRA4, and MIC3 antigenic T. gondii proteins in silico using the software ABCpred. A further 18 peptides representing previously published epitopes derived from GRA1, SAG1, NTPase1, and NTPase2 antigens were added to the panel. A peptide microarray assay was established to prove the diagnostic performance of the selected peptides with human serum samples. Seropositive human serum samples (n = 184) were collected from patients presenting with acute toxoplasmosis (n = 21), latent T. gondii infection (n = 53), and inactive ocular toxoplasmosis (n = 10) and from seropositive forest workers (n = 100). To adjust the cutoff values for each peptide, sera from seronegative forest workers (n = 75) and patients (n = 65) were used. Univariate logistic regression suggested the significant diagnostic potential of eight novel and two previously published peptides. A test based on these peptides had an overall diagnostic sensitivity of 69% (100% in ocular toxoplasmosis patients, 86% in acutely infected patients, 81% in latently infected patients, and 57% in seropositive forest workers). The analysis of seronegative sera performed with these peptides revealed a diagnostic specificity of 84%. The results of our study suggest that the use of a bioinformatic approach for epitope prediction in combination with peptide microarray testing is a powerful method for the selection of T. gondii epitopes as candidate antigens for serological diagnosis.

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I have been wanting to hear this one. It is a great example of early Catholic folk. I especially love the percussion. I now have seven versions of the title track and all very unique. Glad I now have the original.
I was saddened to hear of Fr. Sholtes passing. He was a great man. I was an original member of his Bossa Nova Choir. We were all young African Americans and he took an interest in us which influenced my life to this day. We traveled all over the country wearing our powdered blue blazers and equipped with our congas and guitars and played for Catholic congregations throughout the United States. I will inform any former members of his passing. He and his family are in my prayers. I am currently a musician and High School Choir director myself as a result of Fr. Sholtes influence on my life. Do you know where I can get a copy of the album we recorded in the 60's?
I am saddened to hear of Fr. Scholtes' passing away, and I am truly greatful that I got to know his music back in 1968 when I was in a seminary.
We taught his music to the congregation of the Cotabato City cathedral, even ahead of introducing it to the Philippine capital city of Manila.
When I came back to Manila, I introduced Fr. Scholtes music to the congregation and choirs of the Philippine General Hospital Chapel, as well as St. Pancratius Chapel at the Paco Park in Manila.
At the PGH, my choir members were student nurses of the hospital, and at St. Pancratius, our group of friends called "Chiminecots", mostly graduates from Adamson University.
The Oblates of Mary Immaculate in Cotabato City or Grace Park, Caloocan City may still have copies of the music book HYMNAL FOR YOUNG CHRISTIANS, that I think included Fr. Scholtes' Missa Bossa Nova.
Does anyone know where I can find the sheet music for the Missa Bossa Nova mass setting? I’ve been searching high and low. I’d really like my church choir to do at least the Lamb of God before the changes to the mass officially take place this Advent and all these mass settings can no longer be used because of the wording. I’d appreciate any help! Thanks!
I have the sheet music for all of Missa Bossa Nova, i actually also have us singing the HOly HOLY ON youtube id you search “Missa Bossa Nova”. The Chords for the Whole mass a basically just D and C. If you would like me type out the words and chords for you, let me know. Also, I belive that the words to the Lamb of God are not changing, so we should be able to still sing Missa Bossa Nova Lamb of God even after the changes take place.
How can we get sheet music and chords of this recording?
wissen. Bette, antworten zu mir!
Is this recording on a cd anywhere? If not, where can I find a record?


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Hartford Seminary?s expertise in American Protestant theology and ethics and its diversity have brought a Brazilian research scholar to study at the Seminary.
F‡bio Henrique Pinheiro de Abreu is studying for his Ph.D. in religious studies at the Universidade Federal de Juiz de Fora, Minas Gerais, Brazil. He expects to complete the program by February 2014.
Abreu arrived at Hartford Seminary at the start of August and plans to stay seven months, through February 2013.
Abreu?s research has led him to examine a theology of culture in light of contemporary global dynamics. He is examining what binds religion and culture, politics and ethics together.
?As theologian William Schweiker used to say, ?In a time when religions are shaping world-wide realities, sometimes violently and sometimes peacefully, it is important that they be given humane expression.? This fundamental conviction ? I believe ? calls for a new interpretation of a theology of culture from the perspective of a theological humanism,? Abreu said.
He said he chose to study at Hartford because it is ?well known not only for its leadership in the sociological study of religious communities and its long established program in the study of Islam and Christian-Muslim Relations, but also for its work in theology and ethics in connection to the American Protestant tradition.?
?Besides, Hartford Seminary has a highly qualified faculty and an intellectual environment characterized by an extremely rich cultural diversity. I think these features are essential to any educational institution that seeks excellence and relevance. These features are even more important ? I believe ? when what is at stake is the academic study of religion, for religion is not just an issue among others, but a fundamental predicate of our existence,? Abreu said. ?That?s why Hartford Seminary is so attractive to me.?
Besides his research, he plans to take three courses this fall: ?Introduction to Christian Theology: The Basic Components of Christian Faith and Life?; ?World Religions and Worldly Politics: Church/State Relations around the World? and ?Introduction to Black Theology.?
Asked about his activities outside his studies, Abreu said, ?Besides being with my wife and best friend Ta’se, I love spending time playing my guitar. I also love being with my Brazilian friends, drinking beer and discussing metaphysical questions.?
Abreu has an M.A. in religious studiesfrom the Universidade Federal de Juiz de Fora, and is studying for a B.A. in philosophy there. He has aB.A. in theology from the Instituto Arquidiocesano Santo Antonio, Centro de Ensino Superior de Juiz de Fora.
Abreu is studying at the Seminary under the Exchange Visitor Program, which offers international scholars the opportunity to engage in research, teach, and lecture. The Seminary offers the program to contribute to a better understanding of American values and institutions through the exchange of ideas and experiences.
The program optimizes the potential for international scholars, national scholars, and religious leaders to share their knowledge in a mutually beneficial way with Hartford Seminary and the larger community. It also helps to broaden the research scholars? knowledge in their area of expertise by using Hartford Seminary?s resources for their research.

industry_corpus2: Subject Education


text: Details matter in Real Estate and choosing the right professional can make all the difference. Working with Christine Whites I was very impressed with her attention to detail, organization, follow through and diplomacy. I would recommend working with Christine for a pleasant and enjoyable property transaction experience.


text: Though the “official” camino is over, I feel like it is extended a little as I am here visiting Guylène of the lovely voice, and kind heart, who I met at the end of my first day on the camino, at the albergue in Orisson. I liked her imediately. She lives in the Haute Savoie, a department of France, and as Guylène says: Le plus beau département de France. It is the home of the French alpes, including Mt. Blanc, the Mt. Blanc tunnel, and many ski resorts including Chamonix. Switzerland is to the north and Italy to the east. It is department #74 on the map of France (follow the yellow arrow). Guylène lives in Sallanches (with a glorious view of Mt. Blanc) and has a studio apartment in Samoens.


text: I think the fact that two out of the three finalists in the New Zealand Innovator of the Year awards this year were Māori sends a powerful single to our young people, our rangatahi. It reminds them that innovation is in their DNA. It’s a reminder that their ancestors sailed across the largest body of open water on the planet to this land, were astronomers, astrologers, scientists, designers, innovators. And that this is a world where they belong, where they bring a different world view.

industry_corpus2: Technology & Research


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Sometimes in religious discussions a tough question to answer comes up: If God exists, do we really have free will? The fact that we can choose things for ourselves suggest we do have free will. But if God see’s all and knows all, then wouldn’t that mean that everything is preordained? These are the kinds of questions that agnostics and atheists bring up all the time, and if you think too much about it your head could explode. “The Adjustment Bureau” actually takes a similar question and turns into a science fiction romance that is exciting, poetic, and smart all at the same time. It follows a man named David Horris (Matt Damon) who is running for the seat for New York Senator.
He meets a girl named Elise Sellas (Emily Blunt) and falls instantly in love. Problem is, a bunch of men in suits capture David and tell him that they control the plans of the world, and that the two of them were never meant to be together. They have a plan that is said to be for the greater good, and they will stop at nothing to make sure that it stays on course. This confuses David: If these men control everything, what does that say about his free will? For matter, if their plan is for the greater good, then why does not pursuing Elise feel so wrong? Sure there are other millions of other women in the world, but being with her just feels...right. For him, the men in suits have made a mistake.
But no, they did not make the mistake: This plan comes from The Chairman. Who’s The Chairman? Nobody really knows, but for all the audience knows, he’s God himself. He’s been making plans for years, and while people must suffer sometimes, everything works in the end. So really, why wouldn’t anyone follow the plan? This is the story aspect, which is smart and intriguing. It takes the questions it asks very seriously and weighs both sides of the debate. The romance is believable and touching, and you root for the two to get together. Then there’s the chase sequences, which are smart and intense. The suits can walk through doors and skip across town easily and smoothly.
How they do this is explained in full detail by Harry (Anthony Mackie), who works for The Chairman but has his own concerns about where the plan is headed. Once explained the movie becomes a smart chase film. There are rules with these people that are clearly thought out and make perfect sense. Not once did I feel lost in why they could do one thing but had trouble with something else. It’s not all reveled at first, but by the end of the film I was impressed that everything worked together the way it should. It’s rare to see movies like this come out. Movies that are smart, complicated, and accessible. Earlier this month I gave a glowing review to “Rango” and felt it was some small miracle that film got made. I feel the same way about “The Adjustment Bureau,” but it’s our fortune these miracles keep happening.
Parents, there is a fair amount of languagefor a PG-13 film. Recommended for ages 15 and up.

industry_corpus2: Film & Entertainment


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Everyone who has met a little child has seen it; the amazement of a little child. The child sees a bus, and gets all excited about it, it sees a dog, and can't sit still in its pram. It sees things that we grown-ups are all too blind to notice; it expresses its enthusiasm with the whole body and is deeply disappointed when we cannot share its experience.
We have long ago got used to dogs and buses and we weed out all the irrelevant details we pass by every day. We have forgotten how thrilled and amazed we once were about these things. But when you think of it; a dog is something exceptional, a bus astonishing, and the sparkling eyes of a little child something totally divine. Can we still find the way back to the amazement of the little child within us? I am convinced we can, and we have a lot to win by trying to do so.
Open your window on a starry night and watch the sky. Just think ? most of these stars are so far from you that you cannot be sure whether they exist at all anymore.
They could have died down millions of years ago, but you still see their light. What you see is an image of the sky as it was a very long time ago. See and be amazed! Look at your own body. Think of how well organized your blood circulation is; all the cells, white and red corpuscles, blood plates, all with their specific roles to keep you healthy. Everything works a thousand times cleverer than the most advanced computer, without us having to think about it. Be amazed!
Often it isn't until we find ourselves in a crisis and, like Ibsen's Peer Gynt, are reminded of our mortality, that we learn how to enjoy what others take for granted; we suddenly appreciate a simple cup of tea, the safe and familiar sound of the spoon when stirring the sugar, a sunbeam through the window?
Think of the small things in everyday life.
Feel the pleasure of kneading dough, combing your hair, walking in the rain, making an angel in the snow! Be happy about how incredibly great the small things really are. Never do anything as a matter of routine, do it as if it were the first time. Learn from the child.
Never stop being amazed! Maybe it is not just luck that brought us here. Perhaps there is a special reason for living. There could be a unique plan for each one of us. If we find that plan we may have found the truth inside us. Our deep yearning for satisfaction could in itself be an indication of the existence of something that could satisfy us, the goal for our searching and yearning.
This is what Aristotle called "the final cause". The reason for the rain to fall is that the earth needs it. But this is belief, not knowledge.
"All true philosophers should keep their eyes open. Even if we have never seen a white crow, we should never stop looking for it.
And one day, even a sceptic like me could be obliged to accept a phenomenon I did not believe in before. If I did not keep this possibility open I would be dogmatic, and not a true philosopher." Jostein Gaarder puts these words in the mouth of the tutor Alberto in Sophie's world.
Every answer that humans have found about this world and about the universe is belief and hypotheses. Even the discoveries of science are only theories. Schools today present a concept of the world as if it were knowledge.
In reality we don't know much at all. Science provides us with theories that can be proved using scientific methods. That does not mean they are true. It only means there are methods with which we can study a theory or a phenomenon. Another method or survey may "prove" something else.
It's important to remember that. We grown up people like to put things into forms and boxes, calculate and arrange them. It gives us a sense of security in a confused world. But reality is bigger than that. It won't be put in a form.
The actual truth won't let us find it so easily. Maybe not until we learn how to view the world through the amazed eyes of a little child.
Ingela Berger is a director, a lifestyle consultant and the author of "The Role of Your Life" - an unusual book on how to change your life. She is also the editor of the bimonthly ezine Lifestyle Possibilities - you can subscribe here: www.


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Our Classrooms are Professionally Designed Age Appropriately and consists of their own Dramatic play, Math and Reading Centers. We believe that a feeling of Well Being is essential to Successful Learning.
We have crafted a Developmentally Appropriate, Theme Based Preschool Curriculum which incorporates Montessori Methodology and is designed to encourage each child to reach their full potential. The curriculum is uniquely designed to build Independence and Self Esteem.
We have Small Class Sizes with Experienced Preschool Teachers who recognize that each child is unique and have Positive Expectations.


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Happy Monday! I hope you had a great weekend, it was another scorcher here in Ottawa so we spent lots of time staying cool in the park splash pads and kept the AC cranked!
I'm a huge fan of Etsy. I often browse through the site to be inspired by the creativity as well as shop!
There is one business, in particular, that is really adorable. Its called Mosie Posies.
While looking through Etsy for a gift for a girlfriend's new babe, I came across Mosie Posies' creations. Mosie Posies is run by a woman in Kansas who previously designed jewellry. However, after having babies of her own she wanted to make things that other moms and kids would love. In comes, Mosie Posies print and paper creations. They are adorable, customized and affordable.
I ordered these for my girlfriend's new babe as well as one for each of my boys. They look really cute in the kids' rooms. In fact, every night when I'm puting them to bed I look at them and they remind me of their birthday. LOVE.
You can add a little animal or symbol if you like. This little owl creation is cute! I think I also like it because how cute is the name "Charlie"? Adorable.
I was very impressed with the quality of the paper, they came well packaged in the mail and very affordable. I framed my big guy's in a brown wooden frame with a white mat and my little guy's in a white frame and white mat. Thank you Mosie Posies!
These are a fresh.fabulous.sophisticated gift to give to any new babe, including your own.


text: Pet Fest is one of the most popular events at the Michigan Renaissance Festival. Pet owners and their furry companions are invited to learn more about pet nutrition, safety, clubs, fostering, and new products from our pet related vendors. While the Renaissance Festival loves all animals, only dogs that have proof of their rabies vaccination are allowed into the Festival. All dogs must be leashed and check in at the Pet Gate. Go to the Website for more info.

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text: Kitchen islands used to be the area where friends and family would gather as well as providing that extra counter space we cooks love so much! Kitchen islands are now not just an area to have extra counter space. They can include a stove top, prep sink, small fridge, microwave, wine cooler, bookcase, and numerous other items for the kitchen.


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Ranjit Bajaj, the owner of I-League champions Minerva Punjab, has come out again to voice his displeasure regarding the upcoming Super Cup which is all set to kick off in a few days time. The Minerva owner faces an issue with the budget and has also voiced his concern over the scheduling of the tournament in Bhubaneswar citing concerns over the heat in which the competition would be played.
The newly crowned I-League champions have threatened to pull out of the inaugural edition of the Super Cup on Monday night. “For the Super Cup, if you have one bad match, you’re out but you have to pay two-month salary to the players, I have just come to know that I have to pay for my own boarding, lodging and travel and there is no subsidy. I can’t afford that. I am going to stay there thinking of playing the final and if that happens, I would have spent ₹55-60 Lakhs from my pocket and that is 50 per cent of my budget. There is no way I will be able to do that.” Said a displeased Ranjit Bajaj.
“Now, the ISL people will tell them what they think of this scheduling in 42 degrees heat. Let the top foreigners from ISL go there. They won’t be able to shut them up. The concentration is on the AFC tournaments next year. I don’t care about the Super Cup at all. I think it is a ‘Tamasha’ of the highest order.” He continued in vein. In the draw, Minerva was pitted against Indian Super League side Jamshedpur FC on April 2 at the Kalinga Stadium.
The club has asked AIFF for financial aid in order to participate in the Cup, stating they would have to pull out of the competition otherwise. Do you think the tournament can or should go through without the champions?

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text: Welcome to Lemon Bay High's Scholarship application. Login using your eight digit number (CCPS ID) with the same password you would use to login to a computer on campus. After you have signed in, make sure all of you information is up to date. Try not to leave any information blank. This will help assure you the highest amount of scholarships possible. Any questions about the form, please see our Career Counselor in the Career Resource Room located near the cafeteria.


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AVAILABLE 2019. Drimys Lanceolata is an absolutely delightful evergreen shrub from down under, also known as the mountain pepper, which deserves to been seen more often than it is, with its beautiful rich red stems and glossy dark green leaves. In spring it bears clusters of creamy white lightly scented flowers. Give it a sheltered position. Sun or semi-shade. Any reasonable soil. To 8 feet. 2 litre pot.
Our last dog Paddy managed to kill a young Drimys we were growing along our boundary by bouncing on it. Moral - grow out of reach of French Briards!
Other than that, just keep trimmed to the size you want it to be, and admire regularly.
Another victim of the name-changing pandemic: Drimys is now officially classified as Tasmannia, but as usual we are reluctant to yield to the pressure.
Drimys syn Tasmannia Lanceolata is a hardy evergreen shrub with red stems, glossy leaves and white flowers in spring suitable for sun or semi-shade.


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Need an Extra $500 for Birthday Stocks? Use this App!
The No-Excuse Method of Saving!
If you contributed just $500 a year (about$41/month) to an investment account for 18 years (assuming a 6% return), you’d have about $15,000! That may not seem like a lot of money, but think what you or a college-bound child could get with that money. It might buy a first semester at a state college, a car or seed money for a business. The possibilities are endless. But where do you start if you don’t have much money or are living paycheck to paycheck?
After a few months of saving, I finally needed it back. Why? My 6 year old told me she wanted some Air Jordan’s and Barbies for her birthday. Well, you know America’s Favorite Financial Sweetheart (that’s me) can’t have that! I told her I would do one better: I’ll give you a check for $500 to invest in the companies that produce those items. Now….where to find $500? That was easy, I had about $494 in my Digit account. I sent a quick text to Digit to execute the transfer (we used phone deposit to get it into her account) and BAM! Mini-me has the money she was promised! Now we’re off to acquire some positions in Nike and Mattel or whatever we think will be a suitable investment for her.
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Traditional products and techniques make the most of some form of sample-primarily based expertise to prevent, detect, and cease assaults. The full checklist of ’50 Smartest Companies’ can be seen on MIT Technology Review’s website at and can be obtainable on newsstands worldwide July 5. Computer Technology Review is a US-primarily based information portal that has been masking the most effective of IT, specializing in storage, cloud, virtualization, knowledge safety, security and past since 1980.
Under Kyllo v. United States, 533 U.S. 27 (2001), courts—and, by extension, law enforcement officials—ought to interpret Fourth Amendment jurisprudence associated to emerging expertise broadly when the courts develop Fourth Amendment protections. When you compare this know-how to a true LED show TV. Displays comparable to OLED (Organic Light Emitting Diode) will self illuminate, utilizing an inside thin layer of LED for its show solely.
The ‘Innovative Medicines and Medical Technology Review’ will improve the pace at which medical improvements equivalent to precision medicines, digital gadgets, apps, diagnostics and new therapeutic applied sciences get to patients and their families. Withdrawing these processes from the society has turn into near-unimaginable due to the full dependence of the society on know-how. Samsung have crept by means of the backdoor and have released the 7000 series range boasting LED expertise. Every new know-how additionally appears to come back with its own issues of waste which the society finds it troublesome to handle. He will probably be supported by an expert advisory group headed by Professor Sir John Bell, Regius Professor of Medicine at Oxford University.
Under the rule set forth by the Stephens courtroom, there may be nothing to deter federal officers from broadly decoding precedent which limits Fourth Amendment protection, thereby de-clawing the Fourth Amendment and leaving our right to privacy at the mercy of advances in know-how.


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The Sonoma Scupper’s design is inspired by Greco-Roman architecture, while the backplate’s grape and vine detail pays homage to the serene wine country. This detail combined with its classical clean flowing lines make the Sonoma Scupper an eye-catching water feature for any pool, spa, fountain, and outdoor living design.
Available in a variety of finishes, the Sonoma Scupper is particularly striking in antique brass.

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When you are traveling, you're often going to find yourself staying in a hotel. Have you ever stayed at a hotel that just did not live up to your expectations? Surely you're abiding by your budget, and there are of course going to be several to choose from. In order to make the best lodging decision on your next trip, follow the advice that is about to be discussed.
To find the best deals on hotels consider a travel agent. whistler getaways travel agents can find wonderful hotels at a great price. When booking with a travel agent, ensure that the agent knows both your wants and your needs. This will allow the travel agent to shop for both and offer you choices.
To get the very best prices for the hotels that you'd like to visit, use travel sites online like Orbitz and Expedia. When making hotel reservations, be sure to include information regarding hotel loyalty programs in which you may hold membership. Also, you may be eligible for discounts through other organizations to which you may belong, such as AARP or AAA.
Use your hotel room's safe to keep your valuables secure. This safe will store your small important items, such as your iPad, iPod, GPS, jewelry, etc. By doing this, you can keep these items secure and enjoy your day without fretting about someone stealing them.
If there's a hotel chain you stay at often, check out their membership programs for frequent guests. Similar to how you earn points from frequent flyer programs, hotels offer you similar rewards for your stay. These points can quickly add up to many perks such as a free night, discounts at the hotel restaurants, spa deals and much, much more.
Being a AAA member has many advantages when it comes to booking a hotel room. A membership with AAA not only provides you with hotel discounts but a guaranteed piece of mind when trying to rent a vehicle. At some locations they even offer free car seats.
If you require a rollaway bed or crib at your hotel, let the person know when making a reservation. Not every hotel will be able to accommodate you. Sometimes, they cost extra, too. Let the hotel know what you need to avoid anything that you will turn in a bad surprise.
Before you book a hotel room, research the area the hotel is located at. Is whistler family accommodations? Is the crime rate high? Does the hotel have their own security measures? Ask if they have 24 hours front desk service or if the hotel has security cameras or security guards.
As you can see, finding the right hotel that you can afford is completely doable. Use these tips to your advantage. You can find a stay that is both physically and financially comfortable.


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I am a student in the Centriq Training Full Stack Web Development program. You can find all some of my projects from the track here.
I will graduate from Centriq Training on December 14th. I was born and raised in Hays Kansas, I relocated and have been living in Kansas City since 2014. I am a huge Royals, Chiefs, and Sporting fan. I have fallen in love with the city. My interest in Web Development started in High School, where I took classes learning basics of coding.


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Susan Örnbratt was born in London, Canada and grew up on the dance floor until her brother’s high school rowing crew needed a coxswain. Quickly, she traded in her ballet shoes for a megaphone and went on to compete in the Junior and Senior World Championships and the XIII Commonwealth Games in Edinburgh, Scotland.
A graduate from the University of Western Ontario in French and the University of Manitoba in elementary education, as well as attending L’Université Blaise Pascal Clermont-Ferrand II in France while she worked as a fille au pair, Susan has gone on to teach and live in six countries.
Although a maple leaf will forever be stitched on her heart, she has called Sweden her home for the past sixteen years with a recent three-year stint i Susan Örnbratt was born in London, Canada and grew up on the dance floor until her brother’s high school rowing crew needed a coxswain. Quickly, she traded in her ballet shoes for a megaphone and went on to compete in the Junior and Senior World Championships and the XIII Commonwealth Games in Edinburgh, Scotland.
Although a maple leaf will forever be stitched on her heart, she has called Sweden her home for the past sixteen years with a recent three-year stint in North Carolina, USA for her husband’s work. It was there where Susan wrote The Particular Appeal of Gillian Pugsley.
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Reclaimed pantiles are a great way to add some texture to your building project. Made from clay or concrete, the reclaimed pantiles are usually lighter than many tiles and act as a popular roofing alternative to reclaimed slates. A range of both concrete and clay pantiles are available online or on our site, ranging from Marley Modern and Old English, to Redland and Ludlow.
As the first choice for architects, building craftsmen and interior designers alike, Cawarden are sure that our reclaimed pantiles stock will satisfy the needs of every building project. If your requirement is not shown below please contact us directly at 01889 574066. Our stocks are ever changing to suit the needs of our customers and we are sure that we will be able to offer a product that fits your building project perfectly.


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The main mission of the school - the development of the individual abilities of children, the implementation of a variety of educational needs based on a wide range of disciplines, and the contribution to the socialisation of the individual.
The school has a well-coordinated and highly qualified teaching staff: 70% of teachers have the highest and first category.
Teaching methods: pedagogy of cooperation, research, innovative research method, project method and developmental training.
Educational process: State standard, in-depth study of mathematics (increased number of hours, logic, developing logic games, entertaining mathematics, development of cognitive processes), science and mathematics in English for 3-4 class.
Work with gifted children: participation in City, National, International Competitions and Olympiads: Olympiads in Antalya, Bastau, Daryn, Kangaroo, Russian Bear, AK Bota, DaVinchi, Pythagoras, etc.
Technology aimed at awakening and developing the natural thirst for knowledge inherent in every child by nature.
Help the child to open up and learn to get joy from overcoming difficulties, solving intellectual and creative problems and reaching new heights in knowledge.
Methods: complex and prolonged game immersion; method of multiple multi-level tasks; method of discussions and Socratic dialogues; learning through the search for patterns; project activities; self-organization and self-government.
Educational work: thematic events – "Alphabet of Traffic", "His Majesty Etiquette", "Tugan Zher", "World of Science and Knowledge", "Dari dobro". School-wide Events: "Mom, Dad , I'm a sports family", "Meet Nauryz", "Ecological Marathon", "What? Where? When?", "Family Creativity". Fun Friday: Day Points Day Ties, Hats Day, the Invasion of the Cartoons, the Day of the Riddles.
Number of classrooms: Classrooms – 68, Computer Rooms – 2, Science Room– 1 , Gym – 2, Library – 1, Assembly Hall – 2, Choreography Hall -1, Healing Fitness -1, Vocal Studio -1, Medical Office – 1, Playground – 4, Dining Room – 1.
All classrooms are equipped with computers, interactive whiteboards, Internet access.
Free clubs: chess, choir, choreography, sports games: team, football, volleyball, pionerball.
Types of paid clubs: martial arts, football, music school, chess, mental arithmetic, speed reading, calligraphy, ballroom dancing, basketball, tennis and shooting.
Motto: WE CARE ABOUT the FUTURE of our CHILDREN TODAY!


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We moved the tv to avoid a cable wire that was going across this space and made a sitting area with chair and table.
The TV was moved to this space and sofa was moved to space plan room more efficiently.
We added a fresh plant and candle holders to make the fireplace the main emphasis of this room.
From Living Room, looking into the formal dining and entry.
Area behind sofa and bar to kitchen area.
I completed this home just before I went on a 7 day vacation. When I returned, I discovered this home was sold for the full asking price!


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The stress of owning and running your own business has been compared to raising kids or being involved in a rocky romantic relationship. You never know what’s up ahead on the roller coaster. Most of you are small business owners with a passion to succeed, but how do you avoid the occasional resale business owner blues? From unforeseen natural disasters to the day-to-day grind of owning your own business, depression is real. Learn a few tricks of the trade to avoid or at least re-direct those inevitable blues.
A lot of business owners say, “I’m just not good at delegating.” Well then, plan to be overly stressed. The failure to delegate means you either lack confidence in your employees or you have an over-inflated image of yourself. Delegation needs to begin now. If you wait until your stress level is at its highest, you won’t have time. You also need to build a strong support network. Don’t be afraid to connect with other resale shops in your area. Read Do not be terrified of the dreaded Consignment Competition. Join your local Small Business Association and/or Chamber of Commerce. Become a member of the National Association of Resale and Thrift Shops (NARTS). Make this your mantra, “A problem shared is a problem halved.” It’s essential you have a group of people or at least an individual to share your burdens with.
Stress doesn’t just affect you mentally. It affects you physically as well. Often, a business owner doesn’t eat or sleep well. These things also trigger depression. If you find yourself in a place of despair, take a step back. Re-evaluate your overall situation. Something as simple as taking a walk around the block can completely change your perspective. Research shows that taking a break in the middle of the day is an important activity for not only restoring energy but creativity too. A 2014 U.S News & World Report article provided several tips for relieving stress in a minute or less. Ideas ranged from physically stretching or jumping to meditation. According to society, an entrepreneur is supposed to look like they “have it all together.” They don’t have the freedom to admit fear. Don’t be fooled. Every resale business owner has struggled. You are not alone. Set aside the time you need for yourself.
Writing down your thoughts, or keeping a personal journal is another great stress reducer. To help manage your time and feel a sense of accomplishment, keep a list of weekly goals or tasks. If you need to start out simply, set a goal a day. Once you’ve completed the task, be sure to scratch it off your list. That simple act can work wonders for your sense of well being. Lifehack lists a number of benefits to writing things down. Among them, freeing up your mind to concentrate on more important issues. If you need some free printable planning guides, look to Pinterest.
In addition to financial responsibilities, a resale business owner manages employees, customers, consignors, vendors/dealers, your physical shop location, inventory and so forth. It’s the shop owner who puts in longer hours when something goes wrong. The isolation you often feel can be very real when you’re the only one filling in the gaps. Unfortunately, business life, as in personal life, continues to throw curve balls daily. The line between business and personal time becomes blurred. Take the time to acknowledge the reality of resale business owner blues and start making some changes before the 4th quarter crazies hit.


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We all seem to live busy lives. There is always work and family to deal with, even if you are not dating someone. It makes things difficult, especially for someone who hopes to get out there and meet new people that they may want to consider dating long term. As crazy as it is; you can do something you love and meet up with singles in your area. Are you ready to stop having missed opportunities to meet others? If so, you should know that casual dating starts at Asia football matches everywhere.
Asian football is a game that is enjoyed by both men and women. This means that they are both going to show up to watch games and not all of them show up with a significant other. They are single and you are single. The trick is to meet up with one another. To do this, you may need to mingle with others before and after a game. You will also want to talk to the people around you and your group. There are a lot of opportunities for you to meet others by talking and cheering for your favorite teams. It opens up the conversation because you both know that there is already a shared interest that you both can enjoy.
If you meet a person who is single and they interest you; you should not let them leave the stadium without getting a phone number, email address, social media information, or anything else that you can. Ask them out before you leave if you hit it off really well, but for the most part getting a number will be enough for game day. After the game, the next day perhaps, you can make contact and talk about the game, how great it was to meet them, and ask them out. If you live in an area where there are a couple games back to back, you may make the next date night at another game.
If you two manage to become a couple, you will always have the knowledge that your casual dating adventures began at an Asia football match. It is a perfect scenario that others will envy you for having. As time goes on, the two of you will find other common interests and perhaps one day you will be able to take it further at another game.


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Will Your Taxes Soon Be Determined By Your Carbon Footprint?
The Great Climate Change Fraud Proves To Be a Total Nonsense, Again!
Methane and other gases transparent to infrared, IR, radiation, absorbing very little and certainly not heating the atmosphere, are now favorite targets of 'climate change' panic pushers.

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What makes an essay interesting to read? What capture a reader’s attention in an essay? No matter where you come from, you will definitely agree with me when I say every body likes to read something that they can relate to. Thus to have an attractive essay, you need to write on something people can relate to. To guide you through effective essay writing, here are some topics you should consider essays on.
Everybody encounters a challenge at one point or the other in life. What if you decided to discus a challenge or evaluate methods of solving challenges? That would appeal to any living human being because chances are, they have ever encountered a challenge or two in life. However, do not use a too far fetched challenge. It might be irrelevant to anyone.
Nobody hates being better in life. We all love a motivation talk here and there. So if you write a success story or success manual, its likes to give your lecture’s audience hence credit. Whichever you choose, ensure you are unique. Do not copy other people’s ideas but create your own and be rational.
People do not just exist like rocks. They live and make a difference. Tell us what difference you see yourself making in feature. Lets see how unique you can be or how different you can make life for others. Build someone’s hope and also make them see a light in you. Help them see have different perception of you. Then you will win their heart and credit at the end of the essay.
Work, work no play makes Jack a dull boy. Not many life like a serious life all through. If you can tell of a humorous short literal composition, go ahead. However, one should know that this is a very risky venture. What is funny to you may not be funny for me. Be sure to choose a humorous excerpt from an angle that does not end up in prejudice or discrimination. Be safe as you joke.
At one point or the other, we all can relate to history. Thus writing a historical essay that won’t be out of the current man context would be appealing to many. However it should be noted that people differently and some have deep knowledge of the same. Thus you should do your research well enough.


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A spiritual person is connected with his spirit. To do this fully he must have access to his deepest psyche, and thus have resolved his most ancient psychic traumas. To get there he will have passed through hell, and thus will know how to help others get out of there too. If he has not resolved his traumas, however, they will block his conscious connection with his spirit, and will stunt his burgeoning spirituality.
Only the fully emotionally evolved are pure and honestly spiritual; the rest are partially false, which we all are until we become fully enlightened. The world is full of pseudo-spiritual leaders, both religious and medical. They are false because they live unconsciously. They only know themselves partially. They are not deeply connected with their most profound truths. They are in denial of the rage seething in their depths, and the sorrow beneath that. But what makes them the most dangerous – primarily to those over whom they wield power – is that they can’t even admit it. Although they live a masquerade, they are so split-off that they often truly do feel happy, free, joyous, and at peace. Thus others run to follow their lead. But they only lead down blind alleys, into more denial and more untruth. They are like poison to the seeker – and they present their poison with open arms.
The greatest gift of life is for a person to know himself fully. A truly spiritual person – the ideal of humanity – knows his deepest emotional truths and has full connection with his whole range of feelings, including his joy and vivacity for living as well as his pain, fear, sorrow, and even anger. He embraces it all, light and shadow, and thus his spirituality has weight and depth. His positivity is no hologram or floating cloud. He holds truth in his hands, and his eyes see.
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Vilnius, Lithuania, 2016-02-29 08:44 CET -- During 2015 the Company had a net profit of EUR 2.490 thousand. Fair value of investments managed by the Company reached EUR 16.931 thousand by the 31 December 2015, increase in fair value on revaluation was EUR 2.223 thousand. Fair value measurement is based on preliminary independent appraisal. The Company performs independent appraisal annually while preparing annual financial statements.
During 2015, the Company also received EUR 598 thousands dividends from the managed companies. Equity of the Company as of 31 December 2015 was EUR 24.324 thousand.
INVL Technology, AB – company, investing in IT businesses, listed on NASDAQ Vilnius stock exchange.


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When you work on a ranch or farm, you have needs that you may not find in a city setting. You need agricultural buildings like barns for horses and livestock, storage buildings for equipment and hay, and other needs like three siders, pasture buildings, and even a metal building home for spacious ranch living.
When you are ready to buy a steel ag building, consider us at AMF Steel Buildings for all of your steel building construction and steel building kit needs. Here are some of the most popular steel building sizes for ag type buildings. Of course we can customize a steel building for any size that you need.


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Depending on your budget and your specific needs, we can host your website on our low cost shared hosting or on our high speed VPS servers that are designed for handling even the heaviest web traffic. We can manage all your hosting needs internally, or if you choose we can even provide you with your own cPanel so you can add as many email accounts as you wish, set up your own FTP accounts, track your traffic through Awstats, or even add and manage databases that tie to your account.
Penner Web Design has moved to A2 Hosting. I am VERY happy with their speed and their customer service is amazing. It uses light speed servers (SSD drives). If you want your own shared hosting account, I highly recommend you check them out.
If you're interested starting your own hosting plan, I used to strongly recommend Hostmonster, however, honestly, things seem to have been going downhill for them for the last few months.
They are reasonably priced, I've had really good customer service with them, and their speeds are great! Plus, if you want to upgrade to a VPS, they have that has well.
I've also had good luck with Bluehost and Site Ground.
Whether you're in the Triangle area, or not, let's meet up or talk over the phone about how we can bring your vision to fruition.


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Discussion in 'Shroud of the Avatar Discussion Hall' started by SotA Stratics, Jun 27, 2018.
Another content packed Community Livestream is coming this Friday! We will be kicking off the livestream with news from Starr “Darkstarr” Long and special guest Chris “Atos” Spears. Then Brandon “Bzus” Cotton, Joaquin “Wizardsmoke” Del Canto, and Sarah “Serafina” Dworken will be on to show off the new Brewing system that is going live in Release 55!


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The town of Ermoupolis is the capital of the Cyclades, and has some very grand buildings to prove it. This is a proper working Greek town - the population of the island is around 35,000 and most people live in Ermoupoli.
There are ship yards, a lively port and a university, as well as all the jobs and business that being the capital of the Cyclades brings with it. The town isn't reliant on tourism, and unlike a lot of the smaller Cycladic islands it doesn't empty out in the winter.
It's also really beautiful, with houses climbing up two adjacent hills - one topped by a Greek orthodox church, the other by a Catholic monastry.
The small cobbled streets and many steps mean that a lot of it isn't accessible to cars, so is really pleasant to wander around. There is a lively harbour area with lots of cafes and tavernas, a gorgeous town square and a lovely place to swim at Vaporia. Everywhere you turn you get spectacular views, or beautiful neo classical buildings to admire.
As well as the town of Ermoupoli, there are the delights of Ano Syros to explore. This area has a distinct and separate identity, and has the feel of a small traditional Cycladic island village. It is the maze of houses, steps and small twisting paths leading up to the Catholic monastry.
The main interest for us on Syros is Ermoupoli and Ano Syros, but there are small villages and nice sandy beaches around the island. There is some walking though the footpaths aren't as extensive or well marked as Sifnos or Andros.
We first came here in 1994, and our most recent visit was in September 2012, with another 3 or 4 visits inbetween.
We think this island is really special, and it keeps drawing us back.
Syros isn't difficult to get to. Ferries go several times a day from Pireaeus, on route to Tinos, Mykonos and Naxos. You can pay more for the quicker boats, which take around 2 hours, or go on the cheaper and slower boats which will get you there in about 4 hours.
There is a small airport on Syros, and flights go about once a day. These are a lot more expensive than the boat but only take about half an hour. The airport is a short taxi ride from Ermoupoli.
It's possible to explore southern Syros by bus. Basically the buses do a trip along the coast, taking in the main villages and beach resorts. They then turn round and come back. A bus also goes direct to Kini, with just one stop at Gallisa. The service is reasonably regular.
The buses all leave from the car park in the port, close to the ferry terminal. It's easy to spot because there are usually a couple of buses there. You buy your ticket on the bus.
A copy of the timetable is pasted up on a little kiosk by the buses, in both English and Greek.
There's also a KTEL office up a nearby side street, and we're always hopeful that this will prove to be a handy supplier of printed timetables, but this doesn't seem to be the case.
It's worth jotting down the times of the buses, as you wont find this information at any of the other stops. The timetable doesn't manage return times from anywhere except Kini, which is the final destination.
It does give the length of time between stops, so it is possible to figure out return times, but not absolutely straight forward.
Bus stops in the villages aren't necessarily marked. Sometimes it's obvious because it's where everyone else is waiting. Sometimes it isn't. On the other hand, none of the places are very big, and you are likely to see the bus in enough time to get to it where ever it stops.
None of this is a problem if you aren't on a schedule and can relax about exactly when the bus will come along. Travelling by bus can be fun, it's a good way to see the island, of getting to beaches and experiencing a bit of Greek life.
The best way to get to know Ermoupolis is just to explore - it's small enough to find your way around quite easily, and big enough to occupy you for as many days as you have the time and inclination.
The central square, with its marble paving and neo classical buildings is very grand. It's surrounded by cafes, and is a great place to sit and people watch. It gets very lively in the early evening, when families will come to drink coffee while the kids play football or the very popular game of sliding down the bannisters of the town hall steps.
Running along one side of the square is a market street, with fruit and veg, a fish stall, a bread shop and small supermarket, as well as stalls selling halvopitta, the local nougat delicacy.
Just back from the harbour there's a main shopping street with banks, clothes shops, book shops, bakeries, and really anything else you might want. One small alley just off the market street sells postcards, summer hats and tourist souveniers, but there isn't much of this.
There are lots of beautiful, interesting buildings throughout Ermoupoli. Some of these are very large and grand, a legacy of the ship-building and trading wealth the island once had.
Some have been done up and are smart private homes or boutique hotels, but there are lots in varying states of dereliction and delapidation.
The photo shows one that particularly caught our eye, with a painted figure, done to look like a statue, in an alcove.
The Greek Orthodox church on the 'other' hill is an obvious destination, and the cobbled streets and steps leading up to it are fun to explore. Once you get to the top you'll have great views of the town.
It's also interesting, although less obviously scenic, to go out along the harbour, past the ferries to the ship yards and working fishing harbour.
Vaporia is a particularly beautiful area of Ermopouli. Grand houses line a large bay, their walls and stairways coming right down into the water.
Some of them are crumbling with ruined terraces and fallen arches and some carefully restored. The blue dome of St Nicholas church dominates.
On the right there is a small cafe, 'Sta Vaporia', with a pretty terrace, shaded by olive trees and with gorgeous views.
Below the church are ancient walls and archways, leading you down to the town beach.
As you walk down the stairway, a small pebbly cove comes into view, and several concrete jetties with step ladders to access the water.
This is a gorgeous place to swim, with deep blue sparkling clear water and amazing views of Vaporia's Venice-like buildings.
In season there is a beach bar at the far end, and rows of sun-beds lined up under light dapply shade. The quieter and more local part of the beach is the pebble cove, and the jetty immediately close to it.
There's not much shade here, and my preferred option is to swim, then retire to the cafe terrace for an iced coffee in the shade, looking out over the bay. Even when the beach bar was busy this cafe was quiet and peaceful and the prefect spot to read or write postcards or just soak up the view.
There are a couple of smart hotels in restored neo-classical buildings behind the beach, and a few rooms to let scattered about.
If you are interested in discovering other swimming places in Ermopouli, try walking further round the coast from Vaporia, away from Ermopouli, where there is another stony cove, accessible via a steep footpath below some of the apartment blocks.
You could also check out the small pebbley beach just behind the Hotel Hermes, on the jetty in the main harbour.
Local women can be seen taken a dip in the harbour itself, right at the end of this jetty. This has the advantage of being more sheltered - both Vaporia and the beach by the Hotel Hermes can get choppy and more difficult to negotiate when the summer winds blow up.
A maze of medieval alleyways, steps and arches wind their way up and down the hillside, topped by a dramatic Catholic monastry. Don't miss out on coming here if you are in Syros.
It takes about 30 minutes to walk up to Ano Syros from the main square, all of it uphill. If that feels too much you can pick up a taxi from the rank on the harbour front. In September 2012 this cost 3 euros to the Kamara gate.
There are 3 entrances you can drive up to - Kamara, Pano Terma and Portara.
Kamara takes you roughly half-way up, and is the main entrance, with a cafe, periptero and chemist clustered round a small square.
Occasionally you'll find a small truck selling fruit and vegetables. Local kids make the most of the only flat area in Ano Syros, and ride bikes or kick a football about.
An ancient archway and yet more steps take you from the square on to the main street, where you'll find a couple of tavernas, a general store, one or two tourist shops, the town hall, and a cafe.
In July and August there are several bars and tavernas up here, though out of season this dwindles to two tavernas, and don't expect to find them open during the daytime. Take a look at our restaurant page for more about the tavernas.
At one time Ano Syros was the main settlement, with a large and thriving community. That has changed, and there are far fewer inhabitants now, although it still has a very local and Greek feel (perhaps especially out of the main season).
Despite the school on the lower slopes of Ano Syros, the average age is noticeably older than in Ermopouli, and people speak less English. A few of the houses have become holiday homes, but for the moment these haven't overnumbered the local population.
There are no cars in Ano Syros - it is all narrow cobbled lanes and steps. If residents need heavy objects or building materials transported to their homes they hire donkeys. You might come across the donkeys either working up and down the cobbled alleys, or resting in the valley behind Ano Syros.
The atmosphere here is quieter and more old-fashioned than in Ermopouli, which feels a positive metropolis in comparison. When we stayed here for 2 weeks in September 2012 we were soon recognised and warmly greeted in the tavernas and general store, and it was easy to pretend we were real locals. There is lots to explore, with every corner you turn revealing picturesque houses or stunning views.
Last time we were in Syros we discovered Frini's apartment and can throughly recommend it.
It is one of the few places you can stay in Ano Syros, and is in an amazing old house, built right into the rock of the hill. Inside it is modern, comfortable, bright and airy with great views. You are perfectly placed for exploring the streets and tavernas of Ano Syros.
Frini and her mother, Andriana, live in the upstairs half of the house, and are very welcoming and generous in their hospitality. Andriana had stocked the fridge with fruit preserves, olives and tomatoes as well as homemade cherry liqueur and biscuits - all of it delicious.
It is a great place to stay if you want to experience Greek hospitality at its best.
There is a big range of accomodation in Ermopouli, with modern hotels, rooms and apartments. Some of the gorgeous neo-classical buildings have been converted into smart hotels.
People offering rooms to rent, in Ermopouli and beach resorts around the island, still come out to meet the boats, so it's not absolutely essential to have booked in advance.
We've stayed several times at the Paradise Rooms, which are close to the main square. These are reasonably priced, clean and comfortable rooms, run efficiently by a friendly family. They have a very nice roof terrace with views of Ano Syros and Ermopouli.


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photo: James B. SteinbergJames B. Steinberg was appointed Deputy National Security Advisor to President Clinton on December 23, 1996. During the Clinton Administration he has previously served as Chief of Staff of the U.S. State Department (November and December 1996) and Director of the State Department's Policy Planning Staff. He was appointed to that position from March 1994 to October 1996. From 1993 to 1994 he was Deputy Assistant Secretary, Department of State.
Prior to joining the State Department, Mr. Steinberg had worked as a Senior Analyst at RAND in Santa Monica, California (1989-1993); Senior Deputy Issues Director for foreign policy and national defense in Governor Michael Dukakis' bid for President; and as a Senior Fellow - U.S. Strategic Policy at the International Institute for Strategic Studies (IISS) in London (1985-1987). He also served as Senator Edward Kennedy's principal aide for the Senate Armed Services Committee (1983-1985); as Minority Counsel, U.S. Senate Labor and Human Resources Committee (1981-1983); Special Assistant to the U.S. Assistant Attorney General (Civil Division) (1979-1980); Law Clerk to Judge David L. Bazelon, U.S. Court of Appeals; and Special Assistant to the Assistant Secretary for Planning and Evaluation, U.S. Department of Health, Education and Welfare.
Mr. Steinberg received his B.A. from Harvard in 1973 and a J.D. degree from Yale Law School in 1977. He is a member of the D.C. Bar. He has authored a number of books and articles on foreign and domestic policy.
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So I finished my next quilt. It's a black and white "shoo fly" variation throw quilt.
This was a fun project and I learned about piecing triangles!
For a break from sewing today, I went up to the Wine, Dine, & Jazz festival downtown and listened to my old band director play in a group. We saw the Dance of Life Dancer lady, who I never knew had a "name" for her act. I've seen her various music concerts - you can't miss her in her tutu!
Also, this morning I took the dogs up to Kim's "Doghouse" to play in the baby pool. Jackson, Giant Schnauzer and his owner Wendy were there and so were Amy and her Aussie, Megan. All the dogs played together and had a great time!
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From ice skating to markets, there is plenty to see and do across the Mackay region this week.
Ice skating: Caneland Central at 9.30am, 11am, 12.30am, 3.30pm and 5pm Monday to Saturday. 7pm session available on Friday and Saturday nights. Sunday sessions are 11am, 12.30pm and 3.30pm.
Aero Jump trampolines: Caneland Central every day during opening hours until until October 7.
Foost cooking classes for kids: Caneland Central every day outside Target at 10am, 10.30am, 11am, 11.30am, 12pm and 12.30pm.
Dinosaur cookie decorating workshop: Mount Pleasant Centre Community Hub, Tuesday, September 25 at 10am, 11am, 12pm and 1pm.
Baby and kids markets: Mount Pleasant Centre, Wednesday 26 - Friday 28 September from 9am-5pm.
Facepainting and balloon twisting: Sydney Street Markets, Monday, September 24 from 10.30am-12.30pm.
Smarty's Active Squirtz: Bluewater Quay , Tuesday, September 25 from 8.30am - 9.15am. Ages 2 -5.


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