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Calling All Earthlingsis the story of George Van Tassel and his otherworldly passion project, The Integration. The film dives into The Integration’s claimed mysterious abilities of rejuvenation, anti-gravity, and time travel based off of some of the works of Nikoli Tesla.
Director/writer Jonathan Berman stated that his “continued obsession with the dome and its action as a talisman, offering profound questions about our relationship to life and each other” was what led him to bring this extraterrestrial story to life.
Calling All Earthlingsdoes a great job at utilizing old footage of Van Tassel to allow the famed contactee and ufologist to describe his own beliefs in the extraterrestrial and the details surrounding his Integration project.
Tapes showing him “tapping into another realm” help to get your mind rolling, and Berman’s interviews with those close to the project only increase your intrigue with the subject. Those who knew Van Tassel or resided in the are all claim that he was onto something. Their confidence in Van Tassel speaks volumes as they believe that he was on the verge of making something happen.
Berman does work hard to paint the entire picture, leaving the comfort of Van Tassel’s believers and speaking with experts who are all quick to debunk the whole workings of the film’s main subject. Even Berman himself admits that he came into the project a skeptic – though I won’t reveal whether his opinions on the subject have since changed.
The film delivers high marks for its cinematography. Tony Molina and Gret Wilson do a fantastic job at capturing the Southern California terrain, bringing to life its beauty as it provides the perfect backdrop to this otherworldly story. Sadly, the cinematography alone cannot create an excellent documentary. Though Calling All Earthlingsis an interesting adventure in which to embark on, its full of “characters” that are highly unrelatable. UFO enthusiast will find a lot to love here – the rest of us will likely be looking forward to its completion long before it comes.

industry_corpus2: Film & Entertainment


text: Ruffles anyone? They're romantic. They're poetic. And they're perfect with a pair of jeans. That should put a smile on your face.

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Yearly, NJPAC’s live performances, faculty residency packages and after-faculty arts training courses reach hundreds. Marit Dewhurst, Ed.M.’03, the director of artwork training an assistant professor in artwork and museum schooling at City School of New York (CUNY), where she additionally directs City Artwork Lab, a group art schooling program, revealed her e-book, Social Justice Art: A Framework for Activist Artwork Pedagogy , with Harvard Schooling Press in 2014.
Amongst his many co-edited and co-authored books are Making Studying Seen: Kids as Particular person and Group Learners (Reggio Emilia, Italy: Reggio Children, 2001) and The Qualities of Quality: Understanding Excellence in Arts Training.
Srivi Kalyan, Ed.M.’07, a writer, illustrator, and educator in Chennai, India, and the founding father of Fooniferse Arts , has printed various books in recent times, together with Coming residence to earth: Area, Line, Form (co-authored with A.V. Ilango; Chennai: Fooniferse Arts, 2015); Run Ranga!
To supply opportunity and inspiration for substantive dialogue on the issues dealing with the arts in schooling group, CtC brings collectively professionals and supporters of the field from all around the world for regional meetings around the U.S. and larger conferences on the HGSE campus.
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Woodbridge is a historic riverside town with masses of character, located just nine miles from Ipswich, the county town of Suffolk.
Close by are the sites of Sutton Hoo, an Anglo-Saxon burial site, and Rendlesham Forest, famous for its UFO sightings in the nineteen-eighties.
The river Deben is the perfect place to begin exploring the town, featuring long riverside walks that take you from Woodbridge to neighbouring Melton, and even on to the seaside town of Felixstowe. Viewing the river from the benches close to Tide Mill Quay, the flowing water has a calming effect. Boats of all shapes and sizes are moored in the marina, drifting back and forth in the breeze. Artists line the water’s edge in summer months, painting their intricate silhouettes.
The paths are well-maintained and wheelchair accessible, with seats positioned at key viewing points. Wildflowers coat the meadows and there is an array of wildlife; oystercatchers, terns, redshank and even a few local seals!
With both the Deben Rowing Club and Deben Yacht Club situated along the river, the water sees lots of action, yachts racing alongside the swans and geese that drift past peacefully. Speedboats zoom by and gulls land on the ripples they leave behind.
The water glitters with the slightest ray of sun, the fields and forests opposite creating a complimentary green to the river’s blue. The benches are often taken by people enjoying the view and the tranquillity. Children run along the banks and dog walkers enjoy the fresh air.
Further down the banks of the Deben, is the charming Tea Hut, a perfect refreshment stop on a long river walk. Next to the Tea Hut, is a model boat pond, which is enjoyed by families of all ages. Both sites back on to the Kingston Avenue Recreation Ground, which features a children’s play area, playing fields and tennis courts.
Also along the river’s edge is the eye-catching brilliant white building of the Tide Mill. One of only a few working mills left in the country, a mill has stood on the site for the past eight hundred years. The mill has a working water wheel and is now an interactive museum for all the family to enjoy. It still produces stone-ground wholemeal flour to this day, made using wheat grown locally in East Anglia. Nearby bakeries and restaurants including Honey and Harvey and The Cake Shop on Thoroughfare, and The Turks Head pub in Hasketon use flour made at Tide Mill.
Woodbridge museum can also be found on Tide Mill Way. A volunteer run organisation, this small but fascinating museum details the history of the town and surrounding areas, taking a visitor from the Anglo-Saxon settlements, through the middle ages and to the present day.
Moving away from the river and taking the tall metal steps over the railway tracks, you will pass the Riverside Theatre. With a restaurant and cosy cinema, it makes a good venue for an evening out. Deben leisure centre is also nearby, with a swimming pool, sauna room and gym available for use.
You will next pass The Anchor as you head towards the town centre, a traditional quayside pub serving food and drink, including meals made from local ingredients. The pub’s bright exterior is eye-catching, with a courtyard to enjoy on warmer days.
The town centre hosts an assortment of shops including many boutique stores. One popular location is Browser’s Bookshop. Located in the heart of Woodbridge, it is one of the area’s leading independent book stores and has existed since the nineteen-sixties. The shop also hosts and organises a wide range of events, including author visits from children’s writer Michael Morpurgo, and comedian Griff Rhys Jones.
The winding high street has several areas to it, including the fascinatingly named ‘Gobbitts Yard’. Cafes and bakeries line the street, selling homemade sandwiches, cakes and hot drinks.
For those visitors looking to stay in Woodbridge and who would like to be close to all the sights, The Crown, a modern inn and restaurant is situated on Thoroughfare. Quaint cottages are also available to rent, and there is a glamping site a fifteen-minute walk away.
A beautiful feature of Market Hill, a one-minute walk from Gobbitts Yard, is the Shire Hall. Originally built by Thomas Seckford, it has stood for over four hundred years and was used for judicial purposes until recent times. Markets and other events are often held on Market Hill around Shire Hall, bringing a crowd of people to the area.
The Kings Head pub and The Bull Hotel are also both close by, good food and drink destinations. Also nearby on Theatre Street, is The Angel, one of the oldest pubs in Suffolk. Its website states ‘the Angel has always been an Inn, the earliest record of it is listed as ‘well established in 1153’, and the pub definitely has a feel of times gone by. The pub is a gin specialist, with a wide selection of gins and ales, and is a live music venue.
St Mary’s Church is also situated on Market Hill. Historical leaflets are available inside this beautiful building, which tell of the present church, that dates from the fifteenth century, and previous churches that are thought to have existed on the site since the tenth century.
For those visitors with a car, several interesting sites are just a short drive away. Seckford Theatre, which is located on the grounds of Woodbridge School, is a three hundred and fifty seat building. It hosts a variety of arts performances including The Royal Ballet.
Also a short drive is Ufford Park, a hotel, eighteen-hole golf course, health club and spa resort. With various packages available including use of the relaxing thermal suite, there are lots of options for a day of self-care. For younger visitors, Ufford Park also features an extremely fun and interactive adventure golf course called Congo Rapids Lost World. With platforms and ropes to pull yourself across the small ‘river’, giant dinosaur and wild animal statues, and a truly immersive setting, the course is a lot of fun for all the family.
There is a whole host of fascinating historical sites and enjoyable attractions in the town of Woodbridge, perfect for a family day out.

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text: I'm Travelle Tyson, I'm 26 years old. I'm was born and raised in Norfolk, Virginia. I have been writing books ever since I was in middle school and all of my books are fiction. I hope that one day these books that I write help me become a great author.

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As you probably know already, if you follow me on any form of social media, last month I was lucky enough to go to Orlando, Florida for the third time!
I seriously LOVE going to Orlando, it really is my happy place - so I thought what better than bringing that love over to my blog with a couple of fun Q&As! These questions are ones I've been asking over on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram and a few that I have been asked more than once in real life by friends/family!
Did you stay in one place for both Disney and Universal? If so, which location is best to stay?
I personally always stay on site at Disneyworld. I've stayed at the Pop Century Resort three times now and love it - it's in a great location and it makes life so much easier.
As there are 6 Disney parks compared to just the two (nearly three) parks at Universal for me it is a lot more cost effective to stay at Disney and just travel to Universal on the days we wanted to visit. Booking with Disneyholidays your tickets for Disney are added to your package so it makes it all a lot easier that way.
I'm a big fan of shorts! Getting on and off rides (sitting with your legs open on some), walking all day, getting soaked on water rides .... dresses, for me, are just not ideal for a theme park! I love wearing shorts (obviously as long as it is warm enough, which 9 times out of 10 it is) - although not denim as they are a nightmare when trying to dry after rides like Dudley Do-Right's Ripsaw Falls or Popeye & Bluto's Bilge-Rat Barges! Playsuits are also fab to wear - just always a longer experience when going for a wee! After this recent trip aswell I am a strong believer in the backpack! I bought a mini backpack from Forever 21 and it was a godsend! I love having my hands free whilst walking round and it was such a great size for all my daily essentials e.g. phone, small purse, tissues, anti-bac, suncream, lipstick etc!
Last but not least .... TRAINERS! I wear trainers every single time I go to Universal. With all the walking and different rides I live in them for both practicality and comfort! I wore my Nike Roshe nearly every single day of my two week holiday!
What are your top 5 favourite rides at Universal?
Anything you wish you'd taken/known before you went?
As I had been twice previously I was pretty prepared for what to take with me! The only thing I would have packed more of is... snacks! I took a Clif bar most days but all the walking and I guess adrenaline just made me so hungry!
Where do you buy your tickets?
I ALWAYS buy my tickets for Universal before I head to Orlando. Attraction Tickets Direct* offer a fantastic offer of a 2 week park hopper. This means you can use your ticket for 14 consecutive days, from the first use, as many times as you want for Universal Studios, Islands Of Adventure and from May 2017 Volcano Bay (their brand new water park!).
This was perfect for our holiday, we actually went to Universal four days out of the 14 we were there, as we just love it, so we definitely got our monies worth! The 2/3 park explorer tickets are £227 per adult - which is a bargain compared to the prices you'd pay on the door!
How do you get to Universal?
As we stayed at Disneyworld we were around a 20 minute drive from Universal. This holiday we decided to try Uber to get in and out of the Disney resort ... which was the best desicion ever! Uber is so super easy and around half (if not less) the price of using the taxi firm out there. As there is wifi at Universal it's easy to order your Uber on your way out and there is always someone near by, I highly recommend this app if you don't hire a car when in Orlando or fancy a drink - it will save you so much money plus the cars are nice and most drivers are super friendly!
How long should the trip be so you feel you've had enough time to see it all?
I think this question is aimed at Orlando in general.
Each time I have been I have been for two weeks and I feel like that is enough time to do and see more or less everything you want if you're organised. (unless you are queuing for rides for 5/6 hours a day, which I never do) I always have a plan for where we are going each day, have meals booked up to 6 months in advance and really do make a list of everything I want to include on my trip, it makes life so much easier when you are there.
What is the first thing you do when you go to Universal?
My boyfriend and I always do the same route everytime we go to Universal. We get there around 30mins before opening and head to IOA. As soon as that rope goes own we walk (fast) straight to Hogsmeade (WWOHP) and usually go on the Forbidden Journey then as it can get really busy, we then do everything HP - Dragon Challenge/look round/get photos etc before walking through to Jurrasic Park and then make our way round the park that way until we are back at the entrance (just past Hulk).
We then either walk out and walk round to Universal Studios (which is next door if you didn't know) or we head to the train station to get the Hogwarts Express to Kings Cross (aka Universal Studios/Diagon Alley) which takes about ten minutes or so in total - minus queuing.
Once at Universal studios we usually head to Springfield for some lunch and then take the rest of the day as it comes, usually heading to rides based on wait times!
Have you ever bought a fast pass for Universal? Was it worth it?
Yes! Our first day at Universal this trip we decided to invest in a Fastpass for the day as it looked fairly busy.
This was the greatest idea.
For us this was totally worth it on this day, it was so nice to just stroll onto the ride, especially when the queues for rides were upto 120 minutes.
Don't get me wrong though these aren't always needed - the other three times we went to Universal we didn't bother with the passes and got on everything we wanted in a wait time of 30 minutes or less minus Gringotts which took us 40mins ish on one of the days.
Did you use Hogwarts Express and travel between the two parks? If so how did you use it i.e. Back and forth or as your 'commute' to the park?
Ahh I mentioned this earlier on. Yes we do use the Hogwarts Express to travel between the two parks. We have only ever used it to commute - never back and forth, in my opinion that would be a waste of time, just use it when you need it.
This time it was closed a couple of times when we were there so we just walked round. As we had done it a few times already this didn't bother me.
What do you personally recommend and don't recommend?
Packing your own snacks, buying souvenirs at the end of your day, fast passing if it's super busy, wearing a bag you don't have to carry with your hands/arms, wearing trainers, getting a photopass, exploring Universal CityWalk, buying a poncho for Dudley Do-Right's Ripsaw Falls or Popeye & Bluto's Bilge-Rat Barges, packing suncream, going to WWOHP first.
Buying your tickets on the door, arriving long after opening time (10am/11am), wearing flip-flops, wearing lots of make-up, queuing long for King Kong.
What are your top tips for Universal?
1. Arrive before opening time ready and raring for that rope drop.
2. Plan your day - try and know your route and where you are aiming to go next.
4. Wear comfortable clothing/footwear that doesn't take long to dry.
If there is anything I haven't covered or something you'd love to know leave a comment below or tweet me @alohakirstie!


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text: For a smooth transition from bottle to cup, these innovative Sippi cups were specially designed to ease the transition from bottle to cup and help your baby drink comfortably, with minimum vacuum. The Sippi cup’s spout is extremely soft and sensitive. Its pleasant texture helps calm sensitive gums during teething and makes it easier for baby to transition from the bottle to a cup. Attach handles, change colors and mix and match according to your mood, because everything fits everything. Bfree’s Sippi cups with the patented air vent has helped millions of babies all over the world by making feeding easier than ever, helping prevent colic, gas and even ear infections. A significant problem many parents aren’t aware of is vacuum, which forms in most baby bottles. Vacuum has been proven to be a major cause of gas, colic and even ear infections since it forces baby to suckle extra hard in order to extract milk from the bottle or cup. Ear disease in infants can be associated with bottle feeding. When using standard baby feeding bottles that are non-ventilated or completely under-ventilated, the vacuum (negative pressure) which forms in them during a feeding may lead to development of secretory otitis causing hearing impairment and a risk for delayed speech development. Bfree has a patented air vent that helps prevent vacuum formation, helping baby to suckle comfortably and control the flow of milk, without causing pressure in the ear. This unique air vent is found in all Bfree bottles and cups and grows with your baby from age 0-3. Bfree was the first global brand to use the safe BPA free plastics. All Bfree bottles and cups are made from strong, durable, safe and UV protective plastic. All bottles have a special sealing disk included so you can seal and store contents in either in the fridge or freezer for later use.

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When my unit was deployed, we had some ridiculous rules. For instance, we had to wear reflective vests for our safety in order to eat at the dining facility, even though we were at war. I remember my soldiers looking at me after putting on one such neon vest and asking, “What are we doing here, ma’am?” and more broadly, “Why are we here?
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It would seem excessively futuristic to imagine an invisible helmet that is actually capable of effectively protecting our heads, but that is just what Anna Haupt and Terese Alstin have done.
The solution? The Hövding. Posing as a collar, the Hövding is actually able to transform itself into a helmet. Designed as an industrial design thesis project by the two students from Lund, Sweden, the Hövding is meant to provide a trendy alternative to the clunky helmet culture associated with cycling.
Each helmet is fitted with a technology known as the “black box”. Recording the movements of the cyclist, the black box recognizes the angles and velocity during an accident. Inflating the helmet with helium in 0.1 seconds, the gas inflator anticipates an accident is triggered by the black box instantaneously beforehand. The helmet needs to be charged however, and each charge lasts about one month.
With a price tag of $600 - $700, the Hövding isn’t cheap. For sale in Sweden, Denmark, Norway, central Europe and Australia currently, this invention is making consumers question the true cost of “helmet head”. Europe’s cycling culture is looking like a positive market for the adoption of the invention, however, and already the Hövding has become a staple for young fashion-forward trendsetting cyclists.
It is not for sale yet in Canada and marketing specialists here such as Jeremy Axon are not convinced it will meet North American safety standards – which are generally more stringent than their European counterparts. Nevertheless, the inventors are optimistic and ultimately, the Hövding is a step – or a peddle – in the right direction. Hopefully, the invention will be making its Canadian debut in 2014, with the United States sure to follow suit.
After all, if we can be environmentally friendly, healthy and avoid the infamous “hair puff” destruction while biking to work, maybe a car free future is closer than we think. Hats – or rather, helmets – off to the brainy students in Lund. Rumour has it that the new “Editor-in-hövding” for Swedish Pressis planning to import one or two even before they have been officially approved in Canada.

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Okay, it’s no secret that I really enjoy Nutella. And ice cream. And pudding. And pancakes. And friend dough at the fair. I love all of these things with a steamy, hot, melting passion. And I will never give them up for anything – unless I developed some allergy that was really life threatening.
But if you know me at all, you also know I LOVE eating food on the healthier side. I eat a lot of vegetarian and vegan options – although I am neither. I love eating fresh organic fruits and veggies and the nutty, seedy taste of whole grain breads. I’m very anti-packaging and processed foods and I like to know what I’m putting in my body.
I also love yoga. I love walking and hiking. I love dancing. I’ll even do a little kick-boxing if I’m feeling adventurous. But I hate, hate, hate, the fitness world on the internet.
As someone who struggled with eating disorders, I’m no stranger to the world of “thinspo” and “pro-ana/mia” websites. And now that’s kind of bled into the “fitspo” side of things. Guess what? It’s just as bad. Showing a picture of a naturally thin girl with a toned, flat stomach who probably has an extremely fast metabolism and is 15 years old, and adding the caption “perfect stomach” is NOT what I think should be inspiration of any kind. My body will never look like that. I have natural curves to my hips and a natural layer of fat on my stomach that just doesn’t go away. And you know what, I really don’t feel the need for major abs. I’m twenty-two years old. I may be having kids in the next 10 years and I want that protection for my baby (did you know that women actually have that special layer that many women call a “pooch” specifically for that reason?).
Regardless of the future of my motherhood, I don’t think these types of pictures are sending a good message. It’s telling girls that not only is THAT image beautiful and desirable, but that it’s “fit” and “healthy”. When you don’t know what’s going on in that girl’s body. She could do hundreds of crunches a day to get those abs but eat junk or not eat at all. You don’t know what her lifestyle is like, her hormone levels, her vitamin levels, her internal health. Hell, her emotional and mental health could be out of whack too.
We have to remember, as women, to support one another in emphasizing and advancing the importance of WHOLE HEALTH. Not just how toned your stomach is, but how you feel when you wake up in the morning. How you relate to your friends, if you feel alive on a day to day basis and appreciate all that your body does, not just what it looks like or is “supposed” to look like.
So I’ll leave you with some “fitspo”: How do you feel, inside, after eating that healthy breakfast and going for a calming walk or sweating it out at the gym? Good? Don’t look in the mirror. Don’t obsesses over those little pieces you don’t like about yourself. DO YOU FEEL GOOD?

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yw, and this is what it’s like here, outside right now. except with no singing.
I do wonder where they go when it’s so cold.
I’m with Kiki! I absolutely LOVE the quote and the joie de vivre that this little songster exudes. Welcome to the new week!!
Yes. Have a great week Lori.
How very cool. Keep your feeders full so they can sing in the snow!
What a great welcome to the week. My little wren is chirping away right now outside the window.
How lucky are you! Have a great week Val.
Oh, goodness, it’s supposed to be a high of -20F on Wednesday where I live! That’s -28.8888C! I’d better alert my bird-watching friends in case their visitors that day put on an amazing show like this little darling! Would their little tufts of breath just freeze right in place? I’m new to your site, and I’m so inspired every morning! Thank you!
-20F, ooooooh. That’s chilly. Welcome aboard. I’m blessed with such an amazing community here….
What a fantastic line to go with that wonderful picture.
Have a marvellous and fantabulous week, DK!
Such a darling, photo…I think it was Smithsonian where I read that some mama’s have a substance in their blood that acts as antifreeze does in a car….///white hair grace, Sawsan and any other of you who live in the effect cold box area stay warm!!! Brainerd, MN will be -28 tonight and -35 Wednesday night…brrr, ugh and we must pray for the homeless that they get to a warming center or a shelter…and pray that all domestic pets are properly housed!
So amazing, right? Antifreeze in blood. Gift, all of it!


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What is the anti-feminist twist in the conclusion of the play?
1. Why might we think that The Taming of the Shrew was written as a feminist piece?
2. In the beginning of The Taming of the Shrew, which character best represents the ideal portrayal of a woman's gender role during this time period?
Elizabethans had very specific ideas about how a woman should behave, and Shakespeare wreaks hilarious havoc with these in The Taming of the Shrew. On this worksheet and quiz, you will answer test questions on who the shrew is, what a shrew is, and what objective brings Petruchio to Padua.


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Covering conflict management, the psychology of officiating, best practices and officiating/life balance.
Do You See The Gorilla?
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Japanese billionaire Kazuo Okada (pictured) has reportedly filed a lawsuit in Hong Kong against his son, daughter and wife in an attempt to regain control of Okada Holdings Ltd, reported Reuters news agency. The media outlet cited a court filing and an interview with Mr Okada.
The casino and pachinko tycoon told Reuters that he saw a lawsuit as the only way to get his son and daughter to the negotiating table after they took control of the board of Hong Kong-based Okada Holdings. The company holds a 67.9-percent stake in Japanese gaming conglomerate Universal Entertainment Corp.
Reuters reported last month that Mr Okada had been dropped as chairman of Okada Holdings on May 12. But the Japanese businessman still owns a 46.38-percent stake in that company, according to a recent filing from Tokyo-listed Universal Entertainment.
Okada Holdings is also named as a defendant in the lawsuit, the media outlet said, citing the Hong Kong High Court online database.
“Unless I sue there will be no opportunity to talk. The reality is I am in a losing position in terms of voting rights,” Mr Okada told Reuters.
Mr Okada’s son, Tomohiro Okada, controls a 43.48-percent stake in Okada Holdings, while the latter’s sister, Hiromi Okada, holds a 9.78-percent stake in the company. Both are Mr Okada’s children from a previous marriage.
The Japanese businessman declined to respond to questions about the details of the suit, but said that only on May 18 he found out he had been dropped as a director of Okada Holdings, he told the news agency.
Mr Okada was ousted of Universal Entertainment’s board of directors at an annual meeting on June 29, when the firm’s shareholders approved a new slate of directors.
The Japanese conglomerate announced in early June that it had established an internal investigative panel to probe Mr Okada’s use of company money. Universal Entertainment said it had found three cases in which Mr Okada is suspected of misappropriating company funds.
The Japanese firm said on June 8 that it had suspended the leadership powers held by Mr Okada, accusing him of “a serious violation of governance”.
Mr Okada has described Universal Entertainment’s allegations as “nonsense”. Reuters quoted the businessman as saying that one of the suspected transactions was a loan – not due until November – that had been used to expand junket operations at the Okada Manila casino resort in the Philippines.
Universal Entertainment controls the Philippine property via Tiger Resort, Leisure and Entertainment Inc. The latter company announced on June 16 it had removed Mr Okada as company chairman.
The Japanese tycoon additionally said that he viewed the investigation launched by Universal Entertainment against him as an attempt by the firm’s president Jun Fujimoto to seize control. “I made Fujimoto president. Now he wants to take over,” Mr Okada told the media outlet.
Mr Fujimoto reportedly said in a private letter to a shareholder that Mr Okada was “unfit” to be a director of a public company, Reuters reported last week.

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Would be nice if the online shared album site had a search feature. I have a "Portfolio" Album with many searchable tags and keywords. But when the Album is shared via a web link there is no option to search these keywords. The search works locally which helps me find items, but my shared portfolio is not searchable so my viewers cant utilize all the tags and keywords Ive added.
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This report presents the most recent spherical harmonic topography model of Venus developed at Jet Propulsion Laboratory. It was produced by a spherical harmonic analysis of the most complete set of Magellan altimetry data, augmented by Pioneer Venus and Venera data. The harmonic coefficients of the topography were computed to degree and order 360. Compared to previous topography models, this one has the highest correlation with the gravity field of Venus.

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My wife loves chocolate bread pudding. I have tried Paula Deen's recipe and did not like the way she did the chocolate. Looking for a pudding that is moist and almost gooey. Anyone have a good TnT recipe?
Did you have enough liquid? And did you let it soak for long enough before baking it? B&B pudd does need to stand for a while before it goes in the oven. My mother used to prepare it first thing in the morning for baking for lunch so it had about 4 hours "soaking"
I had it once at a friend's house. Not my kettle of fish as I'm not a great chocolate lover but it was nice and goo-ey and everyone else loved it.
I don't have a recipe for chocolate bread pudding but this simple recipe from Hershey's would make a nice substitute. I toss a handful of broken walnuts into the batter and serve it with loads of fresh whipped cream.
Perfect dessert for those nights when you are making an oven meal.
Then I would add a basic custard recipe with whatever add-ins you want - cinnamon or chocolate chips, nuts, etc.
Suzanne Goin's Chocolate and Cinnamon Bread Pudding is my go-to. Super-custardy.
If you can get a hold of a copy of King Arthur Flour 200th Anniversary cookbook, they have a divine recipe for chocolate bread pudding.
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Gavin: Hey Olga! First thing, tell us a little bit about yourself.
Olga: My name is Olga Assayah, I was born on July 4 in Kiev, Ukraine, and moved to the States when I was 5 years old. I grew up mostly in Salt Lake City, and really enjoy it here. I learned to sew when I was about 12, making clothes for my Barbie dolls and then dabbling in making things for myself. I have a Biology degree with a Chemistry minor from the University of Utah, as I originally thought I would be practical and go to Medical school. That was until I discovered the Fashion Institute at Salt Lake Community College, where I took one class and was hooked. I now have my degree, and recently showed in the Raw Couture Fashion Show.
Gavin: What first got you interested in fashion and what were some early influences on you?
Olga: I’ve always been inspired by the gowns I see on the red carpet; it’s a dream of mine to see one of mine there. Essentially I’ve always been a very “girly” girl, I love dressing up, and making my own clothing is just an expression of that.
Gavin: When did you start finding your particular style and what made you decide to pursue it as a career?
Olga: I really started thinking about style around 7th grade. Before then, I really wasn’t that picky, but I was always into dresses. In high school I got really good at creating outfits, and I’d say I err on the side of being a little over-dressed. My style has definitely evolved over the years but now that I’m older, I’m all about the right fit and a great fabric. I like figure hugging designs, pencil skirts and a defined waistline.
Gavin: You currently attended the SLCC Fashion Institute. What made you choose their program and what has it been like for you being a part of their courses?
Olga: I actually came across the SLCC Fashion Institute by accident. While searching for physiology classes on the SLCC website so that I could fill out the arduous medical school application. I was really surprised to find a fashion-design program in Utah. Being curious, I registered for a pattern-making class and by the next semester I had a full schedule. I fell in love with it. It was small enough that I really got to know my classmates and teachers. Even though I had basic sewing knowledge, they really taught me the techniques I needed to do quality work more efficiently.
Gavin: What was it like for you developing your skills as a designer and learning as you went?
Olga: I’ve always had a knack for designing, I find fabrics very inspirational, and completing the program has really helped me be able to actually create what I come up with. When I see the right fabric, the design comes easily. Over the course of the years, I have trained myself to sketch more so I have a clear vision of my ideas.
Gavin: How did the idea to start your own brand come about, and where did the name Zaiya Collection come from?
Olga: It’s always been a dream of mine to start my own brand. While shopping at other stores, I always take note of what I do and don’t like so I can create my own version of the perfect item. The idea really started to take shape when I met my husband, Jeremy Assayah, who was vitally important in keeping me focused and motivated. He made it seem more realistic and plausible, so now that I’m confident in my skills I figure we’d give it a try. Jeremy is in charge of the marketing, executive decisions, public relations and technology side of the business meanwhile I will be able to focus on the designs and the artistic part. The name Zaiya is actually an endearing term my mother has called me since I was a little girl, it’s a version of the Russian work for bunny. So it’s personal for me but at the same time a little exotic for English speakers.
Gavin: What's the process like for you in creating a brand new piece, from design to final product?
Olga: When I’m creating a piece I usually start by finding the fabric. I then typically drape it on a dress form and create a pattern from that. It I’ve sketched out a very technical design I start with muslin, which is essentially an inexpensive cotton fabric. It’s an organic process, and things change unless I have a very clear vision of the end product. For my ready-to-wear dresses, it may be small things like eliminating an unnecessary seam. If I’m working on a couture gown, I go through the various options I have for adding details like lace or crystals and don’t stop until I’m happy with the result.
Gavin: What was it like for you taking part in runway shows and seeing people's reactions to your creations?
Olga: It’s exhilarating to see my creations on the runway. So many hours of work go into each garment that when you finally see it all finished, it’s an incredible feeling. I think the only thing that could beat that feeling would be seeing someone wear an item they purchased from my line.
Gavin: On May 15 you're going to be holding a solo fashion show. Tell us a little bit about what you've got planned for the show.
Olga: Yes, May 15 is an exciting day for me; we will be celebrating the launch of my website and presenting the collection. There are a lot of designers out there and we really wanted to put my name out. A lot of the ideas for the show were my husband’s, he is handling the organization of the event and I can tell you there will be a lot surprises. We’ll have two runway shows, one with my ready to wear and the second with my hand made couture gowns. We will have cocktails and appetizers, as well as little boutique where you can purchase hats and ready-to-wear items. Waddell & Reed financial advisers are our main sponsors for the event. We will also be taking pre-orders of the collection.
Gavin: What made you choose 15th Street Gallery and how has it been working with them?
Olga: We love the Sugar House area and one evening while walking down the street we noticed a wedding at 15th Street Gallery, so we looked into their space rental and it was a perfect fit. It’s a wide open space that works well for small gatherings.
Gavin: What are your thoughts on the Utah fashion scene, both good and bad?
Olga: The Utah fashion scene is surprisingly great. I know most people assume we don’t have one, but things like Art Meets Fashion, Raw Couture and Raw Artists prove otherwise. The talent we have locally is actually pretty impressive, I’m glad to be a part of it. The problem I think we face is keeping the momentum going.
Gavin: What do you believe could be done to make it more prominent?
Olga: A few years ago I participated in Fashion Stroll, and I thought that was a great way to bring the community together. It takes a lot of time for planning and organization, but we should get free events like that going again. Spreading the word about the event we do have is also very important.
Gavin: What are your thoughts about local retailers and how they deal with local products?
Olga: Local retailers are great. It’s, unfortunately, hard to stay competitively priced compared to national chains, but overall I think they provide unique and great products. I especially enjoy shopping at our local craft fairs, you never know what kind of cool item you can find there.
Olga: I really enjoy shopping at antique and vintage shops, I get a lot of inspiration from the various eras of fashion. I also love finding inexpensive designer treasures at consignment stores. They are great since my style is less about following the fad and more about getting a beautiful quality piece I will cherish forever.
Gavin: What's your take on events like AMF and the part they play in supporting local fashion?
Olga: I think events like AMF are absolutely necessary. I actually showed a couple gowns in the masquerade portion last year and I thought the runway set-up was very professional. Ticket prices are maybe a bit much for the Utah crowd, but there was still a good turn-out. I support events like that which draw attention to our local artist.
Gavin: What can we expect from your and your line over the rest of the year?
Olga: As far as my line goes, this year will really be a big experiment, I plan to inaugurate several new designs for the upcoming seasons, but I will really be listening to the customer as far as what I will keep making. I think there will definitely be some customer favorites that I will bring back in different colors and fabrics. I’m also offering made to measure sizing that I hope people take advantage of. This year will also be the time for us to push the website that we are launching on May 15. We want to market the collection outside of Utah and we plan to partner with boutiques around the USA. The fact that we are two people really helps the growth of the business. We are planning on many things but I can’t tell you everything today. I promise to keep you posted.
Olga: May 15 will be for us, on top of the fashion show, our website launching. The collection will be able to be purchased online. We have amazing dresses and I highly recommend you to come check it out. So please, on May 15 come to our website. Happy shopping!


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^ Lester L. Grabbe (2007). Ancient Israel: What Do We Know and How Do We Know It?. New York: T&T Clark. صفحة 134. ISBN 978-05-67-11012-1.
^ Kuhrt، Amiele (1995). The Ancient Near East. Routledge. صفحة 438. ISBN 978-0-41516-762-8.


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In demonology Andromalius is a mighty Great Earl of Hell, having thirty-six legions of demons at his service. He can bring back both a thief and the stolen goods, punishes all thieves and other wicked people, and discovers hidden treasures, all evilness, and all dishonest dealing.
Andromalius is depicted as a man holding a big serpent in his hand.
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text: “Whilst cuts aren’t an issue for rural primaries alone, we experience a different range of financial pressures to schools in urban areas. Transport for example is a huge cost both for the school and for parents. Additionally, our low pupil roll directly impacts our funding - though we have fewer pupils many of our overheads are the same as those in a medium sized school. Similarly, because we don’t benefit from massive economies of scale, resources are often more expensive per pupil than in a larger school.


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I am just about the biggest Star Wars geek you will ever meet and I live near Orlando, Florida, so it might surprise you to learn that last weekend was my first Star Wars Weekend ever! It might also surprise you that I was not even remotely prepared for the crowds I encountered, despite having visited nearly all the Orlando theme parks before. What follows is a survival guide should you decide to take the Star Wars pilgrimage to this must-see event.
This wasn’t possible for us. We had two different groups of out-of-town company visiting us this past month, so we bought so many multi-day, multi-park passes for part of our family! (I could go to all the parks… homework.) Our trip to Hollywood Studios for the Star Wars Weekend was also delayed by a day due to our guests’ travel delays, so we couldn’t even buy my ticket and my daughter’s ticket ahead of time. This made it impossible to sign up for Disney’s Fast Pass. Fast Pass is absolutely essential for a Star Wars Weekend. Lines are incredibly long, and character and autograph lines are even longer. If you want an autograph, pick the one you want the most and sign up ahead of time with Fast Pass… [Correction: for autographs, Fast Passes are distributed in the morning and cannot be reserved in advance] and still plan on spending some significant time in line. Decide what rides or events are musts for you and schedule Fast Passes for those as well.
As you can see from this picture of Indiana Jones with my kids, Florida heat really makes you sweat! Bring you own water bottles, preferably like the one I am wearing in the picture with R2D2 below which has an over-the-shoulder carry strap. Squeezing through crowded places is much easier if your water bottle is hanging off a strap down the small of your back.
This one is really important. Places where you can sit down and eat exist but are often crowded with a multi-hour wait time. Either plan this wait into your schedule or adjust your expectations for dinner or lunch to a tasty but expensive hotdog from a street vendor.
Make sure you reserve a block of time to just wander around the park, people watch, and shop in the various stores. The Star Wars Weekend has several Star Wars specific stores and they are not to be missed! There is some really unique Star Wars paraphernalia that you won’t find anywhere else, so be prepared to spend some time and money. As you walk around, you also get to see some pretty amazing costumes and t-shirts that other people wear into the park. My favorite by far: a pregnant women was wearing a t-shirt with the picture of the Death Star on her belly with the words “that’s no moon.” That one is nearly impossible to beat! As we walked aimlessly around the park, we ran into some Storm Troopers, some of Andy’s green plastic soldiers, R2D2 and his handlers (yes, he is that important), and last but not least Chewbacca and an Ewok walking to an autograph session. My daughter got a wave from a Wookiee; how cool is that?!
Some of the special Star Wars shows are only on for a weekend or two at a time. I highly recommend you pick at least one unique show with a Star Wars celebrity and go see it during your trip. We were lucky enough to be there while Warwick Davis (Wicket from ROTJ) was there.
Of course, my wife and daughter recognized him more as the character Porridge from Doctor Who–the episode “Nightmare in Silver” where he played an emperor in disguise. You could tell Warwick Davis truly enjoyed being there because he really hammed it up when picking volunteers from the audience and then improvising and playing off the misspoken lines during the show… a true class act!
Last but not least, in the words of Master Yoda, “you must learn patience.” For the most part you are there with some really great Star Wars geeks just like yourself, and nearly everyone is courteous. For those that aren’t, there are Wookiees walking around that have been known to pull people’s arms out of their sockets… just sayin’.


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If you are thinking of moving to Sidford or just want to know a what the area is like, the statistics on this page should give you a good introduction. They cover a range of socio-economic factors so you can compare Sidford to figures for Devon and nationally. These statistics can tell you if Sidford is an economically deprived area and how hard it might be to get a job.
The population of Sidford as a whole, is older than the national average. The population of Sidford is also older than the Devon average, making Sidford a older persons location.
These figures for Country of Birth for the residents of Sidford are from the UK Census of 2011. Since Sidford has a higher level of residents born in the UK than the national average and a lower rate of residents either born in other EU countries or outside the EU, it does not have a significant immigrant population.
The respondents of the 2011 Census were asked to rate their health. These are the results for Sidford. The percentage of residents in Sidford rating their health as 'very good' is less than the national average.
These statistics are for the highest level education obtained by the residents of Sidford and are from the UK Census of 2011. Sidford has a lower level of residents with either no qualifications or qualifications equal to 1 or more GCSE at grade D or below, than the national average. Sidford also has a high level of residents with a higher education qualification (level 4) than the national average, suggesting that the residents of Sidford are better educated than the average England citizen.
These figures on the claiming of benefits in Sidford come from the Department for Work & Pensions and are dated . They can often be a good indicator of the prosperity of the town and possible indicator of how hard it would be to get employment in the area. The rate of unemployment in Sidford is both lower than the average for Devon and lower than the national average, suggesting that finding a job in this area maybe easier than most places. The rate of claiming any benefit (which includes in work benefits) is more than 10% lower in Sidford than the national average, suggesting higher salaries than the average in the area.
Do you live in Sidford? Let us know what you think in the comments below.


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Today every body have mobile. which is very useful but what if we use these gadgets along with smart mobile your life get really smart we are going to mention some cool mobile gadgets.
iBlazr is a first fully synchronised enhancing flash for iPhone, iPad and Android Phones. Small, powerful and multifunctional. Have you always struggled to take good pictures with mobile’s flash? Have you had fear that the skin tone would appear unnatural in mobile’s flash or even if it appears alright, the phone’s battery will be drained in a blink if the flash is used? If the answer is a big yes, then you will definitely love this compact yet powerful LED flash. It is easy to attach and easy to sync through its own app available in the Google Play and iOS app markets. Even the day time photography can be improved by use of this flash. It may result in Natural skin tones, mild shadows, diffused light and infinite depth. This also helps take your Selfies to an all new level and allows you to use flash with the front camera and during video chats and video recordings.
The Glif is a smartphone accessory with two primary functions: mounting your phone onto a tripod, and propping your phone up at various angles. The design is simple, yet out of this simple design emerges countless uses. Mount your phone to a tripod for taking great pictures or making movies. Prop your phone up to watch videos on the plane or check Twitter while you eat breakfast. All of that and more in a compact design that is manufactured in America. The Glif is made from recyclable rubberized plastic that feels great and plays nice with your phone, and is small enough to fit in your pocket, purse, or backpack. It has a 1/4″-Â20 thread that fits any standard tripod or camera mount. The Glif will work with practically any smartphone, with or without a case. Use the included hex key to fit the Glif to your phone. Once sized to your phone, you won’t need to make any additional adjustments. The Glif will fit devices between 58.4-86.4mm wide and 3.1-12.7mm thick.
Open A New World For The Little Scientist In Your Family! Educators And Hobbyist Will Love The Capability The Smallest Microscope In The World Will Give Them. Nurugo Micro Uses Your Smartphone As A Mobile 400 Microscope! Nurugo Micro Lets You Take Amazing Photos And Videos With A High Resolution 400 X Microscope Anywhere, Anytime So Small It Fits In Your Pocket. No Batteries Required, Simply Attach Nurugo Micro To Your Smartphone, Download The Application From The Play Store Or App Store And View Unbelievable Microscopic Details That Cannot Be Observed With The Naked Eye. Choose Slow Motion, Time Lapse, 10 Shot Burst, Photos Or Real Time Video With A Click. Upload Your Discoveries To The Web, Email, Text Or Share Your Coolest Discoveries Globally On The Nurugo Box Application.
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1988 P31-II, hull # 112 for sale. Trading up to a larger boat and thought I'd see if anyone was interested before I list with a broker. December 2002 survey results read, "Above Average Condition... has received professional maintenance and is mechanically, structurally, and cosmetically in near-new condition".
Great Lakes use only, inside storage 8 months/yr. All usual amentities plus Heat/AC, chartplotting GPS with chart-cards for Lakes Michigan, Huron and Superior. 155% genoa and newer (2005) 100% Omega Jib. Main reconditioned, and converted to full battens winter 2006. Dutchman system. Newer canvas dodger, bimini and zip-in connector, custom cockpit cushions 2005. Great condition. Asking $49,900.

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The first occurrence of WNS in the province of Quebec was confirmed in March 2010 at the Caverne Laflèche in the Outaouais region. In 2013, WNS was documented throughout the west of the province, and was also found in Chibougamau in the North. No observation of WNS has yet been reported in the regions of Bas-Saint-Laurent, Côte-Nord, and Gaspésie. The population declines have been drastic in several hibernacula in the province that sheltered populations of thousands of bats during the winter. Today, there are on average less than thirty bats per site and, in some cases, they have all disappeared.
The Ministère du Développement durable, de l'Environnement, de la Faune et des Parcs (MDDEFP) is very concerned about the consequences of WNS on bat populations. Since the discovery of WNS in United-States, the MDDEFP has been monitoring bat hibernacula to evaluate spring mortality and document the spread of the disease throughout the province. Communication tools and a guide to biosecurity and decontamination measures when visiting caves or mines have been produced to help slow the spread of WNS and increase public awareness about this issue. Acoustic surveys of bats and population counts at maternal colonies are also conducted during the summer to better monitor population trends.
The MDDEFP is seeking the collaboration of citizens to monitor bat population in the province. Citizens are invited to report observations of day-flying or dead bats between November and May by calling 1 877 346-6763. The public is also asked to help the MDDEFP to locate maternal colonies of bats during summer by filling a form available at http://www.mddep.gouv.qc.ca/faune/sante-maladies/syndrome-chauve-souris.htm. The ministry is also advising the public not to touch bats, as a small percentage may carry rabies.


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I bought tickets to the 2015 Made In America Festival solely to see Kanye. The line-up looked good, but coming off his massive Yeezus success I just had to see the man perform again. Obviously I intended to see a bunch of other acts I knew, and threw in a few I didn't. Festivals are a great way to find new musicians to obsess over. Little did I know the best performer I would see that weekend was the magnificent Grimes.
From the moment she began performing, I was instantly blown away. This slender green-haired girl appeared extremely shy, yet had so much enthusiasm. As she built loops of beats from two keyboards and danced around in an incredibly goofy way with some backup dancers, I knew I was witnessing something special. The melodies were too infectious and mesmerizing to ignore. I lost all sense of reality and got trapped in her synth-pop cloud. I danced and danced, and when Grimes mentioned she was signed to Jay-Z's Roc Nation label, I knew she would be a star and soon.
After several album push backs from her follow up to 2012's Visions, Grimes began to release music to tide her fans over. Releasing "Go", a song meant for her friend Rihanna, the song showed how immensely far her songwriting talent had progressed. Then the other day, Grimes released "REALiTi", which I confidently say is easily the best song of 2015.
It's hard to believe the new song is just an unfinished demo. "REALiTi" checks off all the normal Grimes aesthetics. The beautiful synths, sultry voice, hard to understand lyrics, and gorgeous melodies are all there, but it still feels so fresh. The sad girl image seems prevalent but the music is still so happy. It makes you want to dance, sing, laugh, and cry all at once. Singing "every morning there are mountains to climb/Taking all my time away/Like, get up, this is what I see/Welcome to reality," I can't help but feel the exact same sentiment. Her music feels familiar and inviting, bringing the listener on pleasant or uncomfortable, but always necessary, emotional journeys.
Grimes is a master of mustering up emotions that we may not want to face, but definitely need to. Her ability to evoke such moods in listeners is unparalleled by many, except fellow Canadian Drake. While both artists are definitely in love with synthesizers and moodiness, Drake has always catered to the mainstream, releasing multiple songs of familiar content and flow whereas Grimes has been keen on not over-saturating her art.
Both artists are changing the emotionally open landscape and vulnerability of music in different ways and could definitely learn from each other. Maybe Drake should slow down and focus on making more art than content, and maybe Grimes should be less of a perfectionist and release more music to the masses. A collaboration could be in order soon, but knowing Grimes who appears way more DIY than the crowd pleasing Drake, don't expect it to happen anytime soon.
Check out the video for the masterpiece "REALiTi" below and expect a new Grimes album this year.


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At this time Our message to Humanity is to be very clear about the senses in your physical body. The frequencies of Planetary and Human Consciousness have been raised exponentially in the past four of your months. Your body’s sensitive Light receiver, your DNA, is gradually and vibrationally expanding to include an increase in your usual Double Helix structure. Your Light glows ever brighter! If you do not notice the need for more rest your body will sometimes feel out of sorts with energy frequencies coming toward you and storming into your atoms and molecules. You may have felt and heard the raising of vibrations throughout your body while you are at rest or laying down and just about to go to sleep. The speed of Light is increased. the sound of Light is at a higher frequency and you may hear and feel your body’s tone as it hums.
Your whole Universe has sounds that are now at a higher tonal frequency while the increase of Light nurtures all Life forms within it. The tone of the Mother Planet has been raised in frequencies since the Ascension of Consciousness process was begun. Even the densest Life forms are sensing these raises in tone and vibration and because it is represented by more Light into the molecular structure. The physical forms will feel Lighter. For the human body, more Light will literally help it feel lighter, but you will notice that only if you pay attention to the body’s messages.
How can we stop our minds from thinking “business as usual”? It seems everywhere people are grasping for the same old ways, trying to maintain their status quo while at the same time Life seems to be speeding up and we are being pulled into uncomfortable situations. Please comment…..
Life IS speeding up! It is not ” business as usual” for your body’s cells and their functions! Yes, your controlling minds want to continue to be as you always have been while you do the same things you have always done. However, with this strong mental construct, you will feel physical tiredness and mental exhaustion, as though you have had no refreshing sleep or have taken no pauses from your work. We encourage each soul to be aware of its precious vehicle. We support each soul to communicate clearly with the personality. We say to you, review your need to keep on keeping on! Take more time for sensing the need of your body and giving it what it indicates. Reacquaint yourself with your First Sense, your Intuition, the still, small Voice within.
Be in the NOW moment! Take time to rest your body as it moves through these very demanding and important energy changes, receiving every higher frequencies of Light. Your body will thank you by feeling lighter. Your mind will be more at peace.Your other senses will be enhanced. You will know what choice to make each moment and your Life will flow gently and be filled with Grace. You will no longer be pushing against the flow of Life but notice you are being carried downstream. Situations once challenging to your mind’s thought processes will resolve easily. The needs for your daily life will just “magically appear”. As you stop pushing your will upon others, giving each person in your life the right to make his or her own choices, your relationships will be filled with the Love each of you deserves. Does living in this way not sound more interesting and loving toward your Self than pushing against your inner flow? We encourage you to imagine living your day in this manner and then carry through with similar action!
We have repeatedly given you this phrase: Accept and Allow and you will grow and glow in the flow! Trust this Truth! Live with the Love in your heart’s messages. Listen to your mind trying to maintain control over your heart and your intuitive actions. When you notice the control is not working in your day, take time to meditate and train the “monkey mind” to stop the chatter. Become gentle and take the monkey mind to a quieter place in your life. You both deserve the rest!
If you compare your now moment with memories of times past, your lives will never be the same as they appeared to be then. Move in your mind for one moment to imagine your future as you would like to live it. Visualize how you want your day to day life to be. Does that image include a time of peace and abundance, of Joy and Love, of ease in work and relationships? If it does not, then Accept and Allow the Power of the Prime Creator’s image for you. Would it be possible in your mind to have all you want and deserve to be easy as you grow in the flow? If it does not, then visualize a bigger picture to include all that! Light, Love, Brother/Sisterhood, Peace and Plenty, all these things are in the Image of the Creator for you. Accept and Allow! Have control only over your thoughts and imaginings. Meditate with your heart to ease the mind and include Love and Light and Power as you accept the Truth.
You are Light. You live in Light and Light shall guide you way to more Light. Love will deliver this Truth, Accept and Allow!
This entry was posted in Communication, Raising Consciousness and tagged accept and allow, communication with light, First sense, Light energy, plan of love and Light, plan of truth, planetary healing, raising awareness, raising consciousness, raising human consciousness, sixth sense, tonal frequencies, universal sound, Wisdom of the Heart on April 21, 2012 by Inger.


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Part of the Board’s role is to support parents and carers to access useful advice and guidance on what they can do to keep children safe.
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Pope Francis had his message read at the 2018 World Economic Forum in Davos.
Thousands of world leaders have gathered in the Swiss Alps, as the four-day-long World Economic Forum began today in Davos. Among the messages the elites heard was one written by Pope Francis which touched on the importance of family, human dignity, and the role of “the entrepreneurial world” in fulfilling the “moral imperative” to create an uplifting economy for all. Forum attendees should work toward eradicating unemployment, corruption, and unethical technological developments.
The address – which was written on January 12 – was read by Cardinal Peter Kodwo Appiah Turkson, the prefect of the Dicastery for Promoting Integral Human Development.
"The entrepreneurial world has enormous potential to effect substantial change by increasing the quality of productivity, creating new jobs....."
Those values include creating an environment that facilitates widespread economic flourishing appropriate to human dignity – and that recognizes the unique role of the nuclear family.
“In this context, it is vital to safeguard the dignity of the human person, in particular by offering to all people real opportunities for integral human development and by implementing economic policies that favour the family,” the text said.
It is a moral imperative, a responsibility that involves everyone, to create the right conditions to allow each person to live in a dignified manner. By rejecting a “throwaway” culture and a mentality of indifference, the entrepreneurial world has enormous potential to effect substantial change by increasing the quality of productivity, creating new jobs, respecting labour laws, fighting against public and private corruption, and promoting social justice, together with the fair and equitable sharing of profits.
Seeing business as a social good. The pope’s address notes the positive impact of entrepreneurs in increasing global abundance and offering the dignity of work to a growing share of humanity. Accordingly Christians should see businesses, especially job creating start-ups, as a force for social good.
Unemployment. Entrepreneurs create jobs in the hopes of realizing a profit. High levels of taxation, minimum compensation, and regulatory compliance costs discourage job creation. Richard Teather has analyzed how unemployment – especially youth unemployment, an issue close to Pope Francis’ heart – decreases markedly when governments cut taxes and reduce spending.
Corruption. Defeating both government and private corruption requires impartial administration of justice and the rule of law. Both are affected by cronyism which, in turn, depends on the amount of government funds, favors, and privileges politicians may shower on their patrons. The more distant the level of government awarding the funds, the greater the corruption. A recent study found EU structural funds are the leading source of corruption in Central and Eastern Europe. Reducing the size and scope of government and abiding by the principle of subsidiarity helps assure that people succeed based on merit.
Family. A number of Davos presentations will focus on the themes of the papal speech, including a panel asking, “Will the Future be Human?” However, no scheduled event appears to focus exclusively on the economic impact of globalism on the family. Participants may wish to explore how the social welfare programs affect family formation, and how strong families spur economic growth.
In addition to the papal message, the World Economic Forum is slated to hear from transatlantic leaders including President Donald Trump, Justin Trudeau, Theresa May, Angela Merkel, Emmanuel Macron, and European Commission President Jean-Claude Juncker, among many others.
You can read the full papal speech here.


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Skin, our largest organ, forms the boundary between our physical being and the outside world. It also houses the tactile system, which allows the body to access tactile sensations from the outside world. The skin possesses eleven different tactile receptors to distinguish the broad array of tactile stimuli input encountered by the body. This set of tactile receptors helps to inform and prioritize incoming sensory information for the central nervous system to process. Once processed, the central nervous system directs the body’s actions in response to ever-changing tactile conditions. Due to congenital issues or trauma (in utero, at birth, or anytime after birth), tactile system challenges can result, causing any one of the following conditions.
• Hyper-sensitive Tactile System – Also referred to as tactile defensiveness, this results in a negative, over-reaction to touch that typically would not be a problem. A person with a hyper-sensitive tactile system will often respond negatively to hugs, having their hair brushed or nails clipped, and complain about various textures, seams, tags and avoid wearing any form fitting clothes. A simple skin scrape can elicit a reaction expected for a far more debilitating wound.
• Hypo-sensitive Tactile System – A person with a hypo-sensitive tactile system often does not respond to tactile input that would cause most people to act. A deep cut, a hard push, or other forms of physical harm lead to little or no reaction. Tactile input important to taking action and avoiding harm, is often missed by a person with a hypo-sensitive tactile system, leaving them at risk for great harm. People with hypo- sensitive tactile systems often seeking more intense sensory stimulation in an effort to register sensation.
• Non-Functioning Tactile System – A non-functioning tactile system is simply not working.
The reactions of a person with either a hyper- or hypo-sensitive tactile systems, often seem bigger or smaller than normal conditions would dictate. Such disproportionate reactions are often an indication that an individual’s tactile system is not appropriately engaged and integrated. The MNRI Tactile Integration program uses neuro-tactile techniques to stimulate different receptors in the skin, working to appropriately engage and integrate the tactile sensory system within the complete mind/body system. When the tactile system is integrated, the brain stem relaxes defensive reflexes, and opens the entire system to an experience of safety in which emotion and behavioral regulation improves and healthy motor, communication, and cognitive development can proceed.
5. Explore, evaluate and develop strategies to incorporate the use of the MNRI Tactile Integration course content into daily client and home practice.


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Double Buffalo Spirit is actually the online sequel to Buffalo Spirit which is a brick and mortar based slot by WMS Gaming. Double Buffalo Spirit is however so totally different from the original game as to be almost unrelated. Double Buffalo Spirit has five reels and instead of the usual amount of paylines it offers players WMS’s 1024 Ways to Win system. This mean that there are many more chances to get a winning combination, but those wins will be substantially less than those created with regular paylines due to the amount of them.
Double Buffalo Spirit is a highly volatile slot. It should be played with caution and not by beginners or those who are looking for a penny slot. The special features do happen, but you have to be betting quite big to get at them. The coin range is .40 up to 100 which will rule out those who wish to play with a lower budget.
Double Buffalo Spirit has decent graphics, but they are still pretty standard slot machine style. Lots of bright colours don’t quite make up for the plain flat drawings that can be found on a multitude of other online slots by a multitude of other developers. A pretty sunset backs the cream coloured reels which are bound by wooden poles made to look Native American. The symbols themselves are nicely enough drawn, even if the actual buffaloes of the games name do look a bit like they have escaped from a mental ward and are planning to murder you in your sleep.
Double Buffalo Spirit is set in the great plains of North America, where the buffalo used to roam in their millions and Native Americans worshipped and cared for the land before it was destroyed by settlers. Most of the symbols in Double Buffalo Spirit reflect this, except for the set of poker cards that has very little to do with the theme. These are at the bottom of the ladder when it comes to payouts. Above them we have lizards worth 125 coins for five, gophers worth 150 and eagles worth 200 coins for five of them in a row. The actual buffaloes are worth 375 coins for five of them as well as being the games wild symbols.
There are two buffaloes in Double Buffalo Spirit, one dark and one light. These can be found on reels two three and four, but not very often. These bovine brutes will take the place of all other symbols in the game except for the bonus symbol.
Dead buffaloes or at least the skull of one is the games bonus symbol that awards you with free spins. Three or more of these anywhere on the reels will give an amount of free spins that is dependent on how many of them that you found. These can be retriggered during the round by finding more dead buffaloes. A live buffalo during these rounds will give you a multiplier to add to your winnings.
The guys at WMS have added in a little feature that guarantees a win during your free spins round which is a feature many would love to see when playing online roulette at New Zealand casinos. Should your round be a tad disappointing, with no buffaloes either live or dead showing up, the game will grant you an automatic ten times your stake multiplier.


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Physicians will receive invitations for each of these meetings.
Please contact Bryanna Pataky for additional information.
We are 30 years strong with a reputation for leadership and action.
We are advocates for physicians and provide a communication point among doctors and other healthcare providers.
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_ The roundtable will focus on the excessive use of artificial light and its impact.
The research project “Light Pollution: A Global Discussion” explores current expert perspectives and aims to further the discussion about artificial lighting and light pollution at an international level. The aim is to identify debates and common problems in the fields of lighting and light pollution mitigation and share them broadly to raise awareness for the topic.
The e-book “Light pollution – A Global Discussion” is available online and free of charge at lightpollutiondiscussion.net.
_ Please think about a light conflict and bring some material to describe it.
PHOTO: Cover (detail) of “Light Pollution: A Global Discussion”.

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March 2nd – TKD Test Prep Class. Test Prep is from 12-2pm. The cost is $20. Please sign up & pay by February 27th. Test Prep is open to all students who want additional training, not just those who are ready to test.
March 2nd – Board Breaking Class Board Breaking is from 2-4pm. The cost is $20. Please sign up & pay by February 27th. Board Breaking is open to all students who want additional training, not just those who are ready to test.
March 9th – Easter Egg Hunt/Free Martial Arts Classes. Egg Hunt begins at 1:00pm; registration opens at noon or pre-register online now! For more information and to pre-register, click here.
March 16th – TKD Test. Test begins at 10:00am. If testing, please be here by 9:30 am. If not testing, please come support your fellow students!
July 6, 2013 – Battle of Harrisburg; City Island, Harrisburg, PA. Hosted by Joerg’s American Karate Studio. Cost is $40 for all events. Be on the lookout for fliers in the lobby.
August 31, 2013 – Breath of Nature; City Island, Harrisburg, PA. Hosted by Joerg’s American Karate Studio. Cost is $40 for all events. Be on the lookout for fliers in the lobby.


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The Bugatti Maduro Churchill by Tabacalera Perdomo is a stunning rendition of what a luxury cigar should be. Rich yet silky smooth, supple yet lively and satisfying, the Bugatti Maduro Churchill is a delicious smoke that any cigar enthusiast can enjoy.
The Bugatti Maduro Churchill is a thick 7” x 54 cigar that features a bevy of luscious Cuban-seed filler tobaccos. A blend of four year aged Seco, five year Viso and six year Ligero filler tobaccos are tucked in a succulent Nicaraguan binder leaf and then draped in a triple fermented Maduro wrapper leaf to complete a plush smoke of well over an hour and half.
Lushly textured cocoa and spice flavors support deep and dark chocolate notes that are at the center of the Bugatti Maduro Churchill’s opulence. The tasty smoke moves from a clear medium-bodied character into the fuller-bodied range on the way to a lavishly clean and tasty finish.
The Bugatti Maduro Churchill by Tabacalera Perdomo will make any occasion a most joyous affair filled with body and taste that bring nothing but pleasure and delight. Enjoy these noble treasures after a fine Spanish cuisine with a smooth Sherry or Madeira for a most divine after dinner treat.


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Meetings are at 6:30pm — Public and guests welcome and encouraged to attend!
Our guest speaker will be Ted Rulseh, a former resident of Manitowoc County and author, editor and publisher of several books on the Great Lakes region, he is the author of On the Pond: Lake Michigan Reflections. He recently released a book called Lakeside Companion which presents the science of lakes in an enjoyable way, with real world examples. He explains how little things that shore residents do on their property can have a large impact on the lake’s ecology. Ted J. Rulseh writes the newspaper column “The Lake Where You Live” and is active in lake-advocacy organizations, including the Wisconsin Citizen Lake Monitoring Network. He lives in the lake-rich region of northeastern Wisconsin.
Following the program Gene Weyer will review the lake monitoring data for each lake in the MCLA monitoring program. We now have enough data to start to identify long term water quality trends in our lakes.