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Hollywood has portrayed Afghanistan in numerous ways. With the United States occupying the country for nearly 17 years there is a massive amount of footage and war stories coming back home with troops.
“Combat Obscura” is documentary filmed by marine videographer Miles Lagoze. The documentary simply starts with recruitment footage the marines would use. It shows soldiers playing soccer with local families and giving coloring books to the local children. The heartfelt footage of the marines is cut short with the more realistic combat scenarios that troops commonly see.
Lagoze continues to interview his fellow soldiers about what they are really going through. There are scattered scenes of innocent civilians being mistake for the Taliban and being shot in crossfire, artillery shells hitting the wrong building and soldiers smoking marijuana which is commonly grown in Afghanistan.
“This Marine-Made War Documentary Is So Raw the Corps Doesn’t Want You to See It” James Clark, Writer from Task & Purpose, said.
The raw footage of the war in the Middle East shows what the United States marines are going through overseas. The documentary currently has a 100% rating on the website Rotten Tomatoes, which is easily to believe once viewers sit through the one hour documentary. The light that is cast on the soldiers risking their lives overseas isn’t always to marine recruiting standards.


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Independent weblog about the views of former presidential candidate Mike Gravel.
Collection of videos from the former presidential candidate.
Hyperlinked encyclopedia article about the former US Senator for Alaska and former candidate for President.
Group supporting Mike Gravel for President offers news, discussion board and photos.
Provides candidate profile, advisors, issue positions, campaign finance, supporters and polls of the former U.S. Senator for Alaska.
Encyclopedia article focused on his political career along with background data and links to additional articles and resources.

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In this new environment, how do you see a list of the threads you're watching (or subscribed to pre-update)? I was able to re-locate a thread of interest and I noticed I had the option to Unwatch. Sounds like they're still tracked. Apologies in advance if it's something obvious I'm missing. Thanks.
Wow. Pretend you never read that. Thanks!

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The art of science. The science of performance. The performance of literature. The literature of art.
When the arts, sciences, and humanities collide on a campus that thrives on collaboration and experimentation—something extraordinary is bound to percolate.
There’s innovative work happening right now throughout Purchase, from studying the reaction of artists of color to big data and surveillance, to award–winning opera productions, to students attending a national STEM conference.
Begin exploring academics at Purchase.
The Tribeca Film Institute’s Sloan Program encourages films based on science and technology.
On March 6, an open house and ribbon-cutting ceremony marked the official opening of The Center for Engagement.

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Thanks for sending in such beautiful family treees! We enjoyed sharing and listening on Friday. It was a great way to end a short week. Now we're back to a full five-day week, and we've got lots of stuff going on.
Our class is partnering with Mrs. Weiser's class to do a coat drive for homeless and needy adults in Gainesville. There are often many coat drives for children, but we are serving those adults who are in need since the cold season is coming upon us. Please go through your closets and send in any coats and blankets that you are no longer using but are still in good condition. *We need large boxes to collect our coats in. If you have access to any, please let me know! Thanks!
Exercise Your Brain: Read an article about Minecraft and Legos. How are they alike? How are they different?
"Are These Chips Too Delicious?"
"Wouldn't It Be Great to Have a Tail?"
NBT.6 Find whole-number quotients of whole numbers with up to four-digit dividencs and two-digit divisors using strategies based on place value, properties of equations, and/or the relationship between multiplication and division. Illustrate and explain by using equations, rectangular arrays, and/or area models.
We are still working on multiplying whole-digit numbers and learning division (long division, that is) of multi-digit whole numbers. The test is THIS FRIDAY. We are multiplying large numbers (403 x 267) and dividing large numbers (6,792 ÷ 53).
My homeroom students will be with Mrs. Hawkins for the next two weeks for science. They'll be studying microscopes, measurement in science (mL), sum of parts, and states of matter (solid, liquid, gas).
I hope the three-day weekend finds you all well! We have a short week, but lots of learning is packed into it! Let's dive right in.
We are back to rotations this week! Kids love doing rotations in class.
Exercise Your Brain: Read an article about the tsunami in Japan; discuss: how does the science behind ocean currents relate to the location of the lost articles from Japan?
We are still working on multiplying whole-digit numbers and learning division (long division, that is) of multi-digit whole numbers. The test will be in 2 weeks. We are multiplying large numbers (403 x 267) and dividing large numbers (6,792 ÷ 53).
This is the last week of our "Changing Nation" unit. Feel free to visit our social studies website, www.5socialstudies.weebly.com, and click the "Changing Nation" tab at the top. You will find the PowerPoint we'll be using in class as well as other interesting tidbits for this unit.
Students' family tree projects are due on Friday, 10/17. Students should conduct some informal research to find out family information to present to the class. Students should make a poster, PowerPoint, shoebox diorama, or other presentation to show the class on Friday. We are sensitive to the fact that some kids don't know a lot about their families; we just want to encourage students to learn more about themselves and the people who have shaped their lives. If you have any questions about this project, please email me.


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Is media truly society’s watchdog?
Does the media fulfil the responsibilities it claims to?
In present times, Pakistani media is known as a vibrant, revolutionary and overwhelmingly powerful tool in shaping society’s opinion on a host of issues and for serving as a watchdog of government actions.
However, the question remains whether the media fulfils the responsibilities it claims to or does it only look after its monetary or political interest.
On July 28 Airblue Flight ED-202 crashed into the Margalla Hills in Islamabad, killing all 152 passengers and crew members, as the entire nation looked on in horror. Instantly, the electronic media paid unprecedented attention towards the incident the entire day.
The Prime Minster expressed his grief over the incident and did not hesitate to announce that he would make the inquiry report of crash public within three months.
The following day saw front pages of all mainstream newspapers flooded with stories regarding the tragedy.
The same day, newsrooms focused on reporting another tragic incident – the devastating floods.
Rescue efforts were initiated nationwide and the media, without a doubt, played a tremendous role running campaigns on the TV as well as in newspapers for the support of flood victims.
However, at the same time, distressed families who lost their loved ones in the crash expected that the media’s attention would soon return to their plight and press demand for the inquiry into the crash.
Unfortunately, this did not happen. With time the crash was forgotten, leaving many questions unanswered. Requests for an Supreme Court suo motu action also went in vain.
If we think we can get the same sort of justice from the system as is available to the first world, we would be fooling ourselves.
A reporter from Islamabad on the national desk of The Express Tribune.
Totally agree with you Qaiser.
This and countless other instances should be enough to finally put this debate to rest.
Pakistani Media has long joined the ranks of those in our country’s system that choose to operate without ethics or self-scrutiny.
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@rukun, “feeling” is one of the most important emotions. That’s why marketing is focused more on how one “feels” by purchasing and/or consuming a product or service. However, the insistence on “how do you feel” is annoying.
@ Ali Hassan – The floods were a bigger disaster but what is so important just now? The political rhetoric? Taking one statment & getting countless leaders to comment on it?
Indeed media should act like a watchdog but with some certain professional ethics. It seems media has got so much power now it often tries to take the administrative matters into its hands.
First of all the senior members of Pakistani media from all over the country should establish an institute for the people coming in this sector and making them understand what stand to take on certain issues as some of those matters are very important for national security.

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Enhanced supervision: Monitoring of Clients’ Funds lying with the Stock Broker for the week ended December 28, 2018.
Maturity of Mutual Fund Plans of DSP BlackRock Mutual Fund.
December 4, 2018 Editor Comments Off on Change in Name of the Company.

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If you've ever seen the animated movie Iron Giant, in it the kid is playing around in the scrapyard and says "Welcome to Coolsville, population 1". I absolutely love that phrase and the retro 1950's feel of the Cruisin' paper pack reminded me of that movie setting. I think it makes for a cute guy card!
I have really been enjoying your artwork on the boards lately so I nominated you for a Liebster award. Check out my blog to see the details!
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North Kesteven District Council has signed up to be a Friends Against Scams Organisation – joining forces with the Police and Crime Commissioner’s office and Lincolnshire Police to battle fraudsters.
Last year Deputy PCC Stuart Tweedale took on a role in the Friends Against Scams campaign as one of only 45 SCAMbassadors across the UK.
Now NKDC has become the first organization outside the policing community to join the campaign, run by National Trading Standards.
The council was presented with a special certificate this week in recognition of their initiative and front line staff were given awareness training from Mr Tweedale and Lincolnshire Police on the risks posed to customers by scams of all types.
“These despicable crimes can have a terrible impact, both financially and psychologically, on our elderly and vulnerable residents,” said Mr Tweedale.
Philip Roberts, Corporate Director at North Kesteven District Council, said: “The training was invaluable in that it highlighted the tell-tale signs that scams are taking place and the tools to help bring this type of fraud to an end.
“It was clear from the training that there are a number of examples where customers have indeed been scammed, whether through postal fraud, doorstep crime or through online scams. All such incidents amount to crimes and as a result of this programme the Council will be rolling out the training to all front line officers so that it can raise awareness of these issues as far and wide as possible.
For more information on the campaign visit the Friends Against Scams website.

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Nov. 11, 2008 (New Orleans) -- At a time when obesity among children has reached epidemic levels, researchers report that the neck arteries of obese children and teens may have as much plaque buildup as 40-somethings.
The blood vessels of obese youngsters age more rapidly than those of their normal-weight counterparts -- raising their risk of developing heart disease at an earlier age, says Geetha Raghuveer, MD, a cardiologist at Children's Mercy Hospital in Kansas City.
"As the saying goes, 'you're as old as your arteries,'" she tells WebMD. "The state of the blood vessels' arteries is more important than your chronological age when it comes to the development of heart disease and stroke."
The research was presented at the American Heart Association's Scientific Sessions 2008.
Raghuveer and colleagues studied 70 children and teens aged 6 to 19. They were all at high risk for future heart problems because they had high cholesterol levels and/or were obese, or because they had inherited a form of high cholesterol known as familial hypercholesterolemia.
A high-tech ultrasound scan was used to measure the thickness of the inner walls of the carotid arteries that supply blood to the brain. Increasing carotid artery intima-media thickness, or CIMT, indicates a buildup of plaque in the arteries that can lead to heart attacks and strokes.
The children's average CIMT was 0.45 millimeters, which is typical of adults in their mid-40s. Some had CIMT readings as high as 0.75 millimeters.
"About 75% of the children had advanced vascular ages," says Raghuveer, referring to the age at which the level of thickening would be normal for their chronological age.
Children with high triglyceride (blood fat) levels and who were obese were most likely to have advanced vascular ages.
There is other bad news about the future heart health of obese children, too. Another study showed that obese children are considerably more likely to have enlarged hearts than those of healthy weight.
Australian researchers assessed the size of the left atrium in 991 children aged 5 to 15. The left atrium is the chamber of the heart that receives oxygen-rich blood from the lungs and sends it to the left ventricle. An enlarged left atrium raises the risk of developing and dying of heart disease, says Julian Ayer, MD, of the Children's Hospital at Westmead, Sydney.
Left atrial size was significantly greater in obese children than in overweight or healthy-weight children. And overweight kids had greater left atrial size than the normal-weight youngsters, he says.
Taken together, these and other recent studies "are really beginning to demonstrate that being overweight or obese in childhood is not innocuous," says Stephen Daniels, MD, PhD, chairman of the department of pediatrics at the University of Colorado in Denver. He moderated a news conference to discuss the findings.
"These kids are beginning to show subtle, but worrisome, changes in the hearts and arteries," he tells WebMD.
The good news, Raghuveer says, is that the process can probably be reversed in these children.
"Children don't have as much hardening, or calcification, in their arteries," she explains. "I'm optimistic we can improve the vessel walls and blood flow in adults through lifestyle and pharmaceutical interventions."
American Heart Association Scientific Sessions 2008, New Orleans, Nov. 8-12, 2008.
Geetha Raghuveer, MD, department of cardiology, Children's Mercy Hospital, Kansas City.
Julian Ayer, MD, Children's Hospital, Westmead, Sydney.
Stephen Daniels, MD, PhD, chairman, department of pediatrics, University of Colorado.


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During Code Red months, with temps in the triple digits, life on the streets goes from unbearable to deadly. Homeless men, women, and children in our community urgently need your help to survive the blistering summer heat.
Living Word Outreach, in partnership with the Phoenix Rescue Mission, is collecting items for Heat Relief Rescue Packs, a collection of life-saving items that will be delivered to the streets daily to those exposed to the desert sun.
*In addition to Rescue Packs, we are also collecting cases of water that will be delivered to the mission. Bring all donations to the Living Word Outreach counter.


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Tonight is the 2013 NFL Draft!
The Kansas City Chiefs have the #1 pick in the draft. The Philadelphia Eagles have the 4th pick. The Jets have the 9th overall pick, and the NY Giants have the 19th pick overall.
The draft starts at 8pm on ESPN. Will you be watching?


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I received a tip that Panasonic will announce a new camera in the next few weeks. One possibility for the new camera is to be introduced during the upcoming press conference on April 7th during the 2019 NAB show. The new camera will most likely be Micro Four Thirds. Stay tuned for additional details.
If you have any information on the new Panasonic camera, you can contact me anonymously here.


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Playing a Game…. Pause… Ad !
Watching a Video….Pause… Ad !
Reading an Article….Pause… Ad !
Block ! Block ! Block !…In short, We just Hate Ads.
All the favorite activities that a Mobile user wishes to do on his Mobile device are bombarded with ads. The users have now built an immunity system against them – banner blindness, ad-blocking software & the nano second reflex of closing off ad pop-ups. While annoyance is one of the prime factors, the users are equally concerned of privacy as well, since no other device has this degree of an intimate relationship with them.
Realizing this, Apple recently decided to support ad blocking with iOS 9, allowing it’s users to enjoy an ad-free mobile experience while forcing publishers and mobile advertisers to rethink their advertising approach by overcoming these barriers.
Hence, Marketers will now have to think around strategies that make the user engage and interact with the ad rather than just seeing it on his/her device. This is because the focus has now changed, to not just what content or offer the ad contains, but also the context, timing and frequency that needs to be customized to every individual user. If these parameters are not met by Brands, users will continue to block ads now and in the future.
In India too, Mobile users face a challenge because of ad bombarding, leading to slower page load time and high data consumption, hence a recent study also shows that the number of people actively using ad blockers in India too, has increased from 2 million to 4 million in a span of just 3 months. How will Marketers face this challenge?
Brand Marketers now need to understand that besides creating engaging ad copies, shareable content and awesome branding initiatives, they also need to explore ways that will create user generated ads in both online & offline worlds. Understanding the current challenges Brand’s face, VivaConnect has devised a solution for gaining maximum interactions of Brand’s creative campaigns from it’s customers, where we combine the power of online targeting with the strong offline reach to provide an experience the customer enjoys leading to loyalty and retention. VivaConnect makes use of it’s own Voice & Missed call platform to create a customer initiated ad journey with the Brand, thus providing maximum output to the relevant stakeholders – The Customer, The Brand, The Publisher.
With the advent of this new style of advertising in the online space, we can rightly proclaim “the intrusive Ad is dead, long live the intriguing Ad”. To know more about this solution and to create ads that gain maximum impact even in the current advertising scenario, give us a missed call on 0 83 83 83 83 99.


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We want to welcome you to our practice in Central New Jersey. As a premier Pulmonary. Sleep and Critical Care practice we strive to provide our community with the highest level of pulmonary, critical care and sleep services with a good old-fashioned personal touch. Our advanced healthcare delivery system includes patient engagement with the use of a patient portal and care coordination.
Dr. Vinette Coelho-D'Costa cares for a wide range of very complicated and very critically ill patients in Somerset and Middlesex counties. We provide state of the art pulmonary diagnostics and therapeutic interventions for a wide range of pulmonary diseases and sleep disorders.
We work closely with you and your referring physicians to provide a comprehensive Care plan. We thank you for trusting us with your health care needs.
Let us help you breathe better, sleep better and improve your life because it matters to us.
Dr. Vinette Coelho-D'Costa is board certified in Pulmonary, Sleep and Critical Care Medicine and is dedicated to delivering high quality patient centered care.
Dr. Coelho- D'Costa has been practicing in the Somerset Area since 2006. She initially completed her under-graduate education, Medical school and Residency at Goa Medical College -Goa University, one of the oldest Medical Colleges in the Asian Continent. She completed her Internal Medicine Internship and Residency programs at Capital Health System - Fuld Campus, an Affiliate of UMDNJ- Robert Wood Johnson School of Medicine. She subsequently completed a Fellowship in Pulmonary Medicine at Columbia University College of Physicians and Surgeons / Harlem Hospital Center, NY and followed with a Fellowship in Critical Care Medicine at Albert Einstein School of Medicine / Montefiore Medical Center, NY. She then had the opportunity to complete a 1-Year Fellowship in Sleep Medicine at St. Luke’s Roosevelt Medical Center / Sleep Disorders Institute, NY where she gained tremendous experience in the field of Sleep Medicine.
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No matter who you choose to build your project, we want to help you make an informed decision. The following is a list of questions to take into consideration before choosing a contractor, and what B&A does to be your top pick!
With so many contractors available, how do I know I picked the right one?
At B&A, quality and customer service are our top priorities. Our experienced crews put their best efforts into every project, whether it is metal/material supply or a turn-key home. Though we use only the highest quality materials and experienced crews, not everything goes according to plan. For this reason, we offer a 5 year workmanship warranty, which is next to unheard of in this industry.
How do I know B&A is the right choice to build my project?
We started as Thacker Construction in 1978. Over the past 40 years, we have grown into a second generation business, with knowledgeable employees that are ready to help you build the job that exceeded your expectations. Our crews will take the time to make sure your building is as well-designed as possible. We stand behind our promise that you will be completely satisfied with our workmanship. We proudly provide a 5-year warranty on all of our work and material, and our metal roofs carry a 40 year warranty. No matter what we build for you, we guarantee it will stand above the competition in quality, durability, and beauty!
What makes B&A’s products superior to others?
We produce as many of our products as our capabilities allow. The products that we cannot manufacture in house, we carefully select from local suppliers. This allows us to carefully control the quality of products we use, which ultimately controls the quality of buildings we produce. Our metal products are formed in our shop from American made steel and our custom trusses are built with American sourced lumber.
What happens if there are any problems during the construction of my building?
Our experienced crews and supervisors have the experiences and know-how to correct most problems. In addition to being in business for over 40 years, our long-term employees have experienced almost everything that could happen during a project. When problems happen, but cannot be undone or stopped, B&A carries full insurance and offers workman’s compensation to all employees. Some companies cut corners and save money but choosing to not offer these options, but we feel as though it is important and necessary to protect ourselves and our customers alike. We staff supervisors to oversee all projects, so you can trust that your project will be completed safely and efficiently.
What materials do B&A use to make buildings last so long?
In addition to using only American made steel, we use larger lumber than most to build our frames. Our posts are 6×6, as opposed to the industry standard of 4×6. We also use 2x6s for our side-nailers, while most use 2x4s. This creates a stronger frame, which increases the integrity of the building. The concrete floors we use also contain more cement. Our floors are 4000PSI, while others are 3000-3500PSI. A higher PSI creates more resistance to downward force. In addition to stronger concrete, we use 2” of fill rock to create a cushion for the flooring to absorb more pressure, increasing its strength and decreasing its likelihood of cracking. If the floor were to crack, we saw cut each one to direct the cracks and prevent them from spreading. Each of our overhead doors are placed with a 1” notch in front to create a barrier from water coming inside the building. We use steel straps for bracing on our frames to increase the strength of the finished building. We use extra trim and flashing to make a weather tight building with more curb appeal.
Why is it important to use American made steel?
What is the basic process for a building, start to finish?
There are many steps to consider when building a new structure. From start to finish, here are the general steps of the building process. B&A offers complete services from planning to completion. From tree removal to grass sewing, we will see your project through!
1. Establish a budget: What exactly can you afford? Are you factoring in all expenses?
2. Location: Where will you build? Is the land suitable for construction? Is the site level?
3. Site Leveling: If the site is not level, which option will you choose to level it? Options include: pouring retaining walls, concrete blocks, treated boards, or pouring a concrete footer.
4. Utilities: How will your home get water? Electricity? Sewage?
5. Type: Will you have a post frame or conventional style home? If you are going with a conventional style, will your home have a basement? How many levels?
6. Floor Plan: How many bedrooms and bathrooms will your home have? How many square feet?
7. Style: What features will your home have? Gable roof? Porch? Overhangs? What pitch roof? Will the trim be stained or painted wood? What type of floor system, wood or concrete? What kind of cabinets, appliances, etc?
8. Driveway/Landscaping: Once the home is built, how will you access it? What landscape features will surround it?
Additional Steps: If you are building a garage, there are also more options to consider. Will it have electricity? Heating/Cooling? Heated floors? Floor drains?
Didn’t find the answer to your question? Please contact B&A Construction and Design/ Metal Products and Supply at (812)683-4600/(866)683-4646 or email danielle@banda-construction.com for any questions you may have!

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Our Red Ostrich Feathers are used for all sorts of projects! Place them in Eiffel Tower vases (or another tall vase) to build an intriguing and exciting centerpiece display.
Our Ostrich Feathers are available in a variety of colors and are fluffy and ready to display! They are dyed in rich and vibrant colors that you will be proud to feature in your creations. These are real feathers (not man-made), so they will vary from 22" - 32" in length and are sold as each so you will get 1 feather. The width or spread of the feathers tend to run about 7".
Spads are less expensive and are from the WING portion of the Ostrich. Ours are prime quality ostrich spads. They can be a sparse toward the tip because they are immature but are great for table decoration and filler!


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Window Coverings, Bedding, Pillows & More!
Here at Design Company Fabrics, we offer a full drapery and bedding workroom. Bring in your ideas, pictures, paint samples and measurements, and let one of design consultants help you with your design projects. We specialize in roman shades, draperies, valances, cornice boxes, pillows, shams, duvet covers, bedspreads, and dust ruffles.
You have several options when it comes to turning your ideas into beautiful interior furnishings. You can do it yourself or we can do it for you. Either way we will help you in making your projects become reality.
We also carry iron and wood drapery hardware. Our iron hardware is some of the best in the business and can be used in areas other can't. Bay windows and long windows are no problem for our heavy duty hardware.

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Q: Is it possible to connect an older desktop computer to a wireless network?
A: Yes it is possible to connect an older desktop computer to a wireless network. The first thing you have to do is figure out what operating system you are running. You will need to know this to make sure you get a wireless adapter that will work with your computer. To figure this out you should be able to just turn on your computer and eventually there should be a big splash screen that says Windows 95, Windows 98, Windows ME, Windows 2000, Windows XP, etc.
For best results you should consider going with a wireless PCI card. This does require you have an available PCI slot in your computer. The downside to this is you have to open up your computer and install the card or you can bring it to a computer shop and have them do it for you for a little bit of money.
The other option would be to to go with a wireless USB adapter. This is a little easier because you just connect it to your USB connection but it is not as powerful and most require that you have USB 2.0 so you will have to do some research to make sure your USB ports are USB 2.0 or better.


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When she was just three and a half years old, Kayleigh was diagnosed with neuroblastoma. It was a Thursday, and her mom Valerie Hale remembers every single moment of it.
When Kayleigh was first admitted on August 4, 2009, there weren’t any available rooms on the hospital’s oncology floor, so she was admitted to the cardiology floor. It wasn’t until the next day that she finally got a room on the oncology floor.
As soon as she got into her room, there was a Chemo Duck waiting on the bed for her.
While Kayleigh found comfort in her Chemo Duck, Valerie found comfort in her family and other families within the childhood cancer community.
Today, Kayleigh is almost nine years cancer-free. This November, she will be eight years out of treatment. She still has her original Chemo Duck from nine years ago, as well as a newer duck and a Chemo duckling.
Kayleigh has a lot of lasting effects from chemo, radiation and other treatments. She lost a good bit of her hearing and now has a hearing aid on one side and a cochlear implant/hearing aid hybrid on the other. She has also had problems growing and gaining weight.
However, despite her struggles at such a young age, Kayleigh takes it all in stride and very rarely complains. She is doing well in school — all A’s and B’s! — and is friends with everyone in her grade.
In fact, Kayleigh is a very spunky girl. She’s bright and can put a smile on anyone’s face. An artist at heart, Kayleigh loves art, music (more specifically: Twenty-One Pilots) and animals. She has a bearded dragon named Zilla and a chihuahua named Sammy. Known for her big heart, Kayleigh truly cares about people.
Everyone with Gabe’s Chemo Duck Program is so glad to hear that Kayleigh is doing well and that her Chemo Duck is still by her side every step of the way. We cannot wait to see where Kayleigh’s loving, artistic spirit will take her next. The sky is the limit for this sweet, spunky girl!
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Apr. 12, 2019 8:00 p.m. to 11:30 p.m.
Made up from long time veterans of the Milwaukee Music Scene, UNCLE FESTER has been entertaining audiences throughout South Eastern WI and Northern Ill and focuses on recreating the Best of Classic Rock in a high energy, true to the recording fashion that still leaves room for a few twists. UNCLE FESTER aims to pick up where the original artists live shows left off. With talented Mutli-instrumentalists and three vocalists, UNCLE FESTER brings this Deep, Classic music to life.
Date & Time Apr. 12, 2019 8:00 p.m. to 11:30 p.m.

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text: Humans are a striking anomaly in the natural world. While we are similar to other mammals in many ways, our behavior sets us apart. This book offers a radical interpretation of human evolution, arguing that our ecological dominance and our singular social systems stem from a psychology uniquely adapted to create complex culture.


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- If Monday is a national holiday, the next day will be closed.
Located in beautiful Gwacheon, the National Museum of Modern and Contemporary Art, Gwacheon displays works by Korean and international modern artists, as well as works by contemporary artists currently making waves in the art world. As well as its permanent collection, the museum generally presents several special exhibitions, which run for three to four months. For English information on the special exhibitions, visitors should check the Art Exhibitions section of VisitKorea’s “What’s On This Month” calendar, the link to which can be found on the main page. Most of the exhibitions can be seen free of charge, although some of the major special exhibitions may charge an admission fee. The museum’s six exhibition galleries are spread over three floors, and include a children’s gallery. The museum is conveniently located on the outskirts of Seoul near several other attractions, such as Seoul Grand Park and SeoulLand amusement park, so the area makes for a good day-trip.
Art shop, cafeteria, outdoor snack bar (solbaramddeul), etc.
Seoul Grand Park Station (Seoul Subway Line 4), Exit 4.
- Take the complimentary shuttle buses to the museum (departs every 20~30 minutes).


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Many possible walks through the local bocage (mixed woodland and pasture-land). The home is located 100 m from the Axe vert de Thiérache, a 40 km long hiking trail between Guise and Hirson.
Landing stages for canoes / kayaks available in the surrounding villages.
Fishing in river (Oise, Ton) and pond (Malzy).
Riding: La Capelle (17 km).
Tennis: La Capelle (17 km).
Mini-Golf: Le Nouvion-en-Thiérache (17 km).
Bowling : Hirson (30 km).
Sailing: Le Val Joly, Liessies (53 km).
Strand: Le Nouvion-en-Thiérache (17 km).

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At a time of expansion of its research activities in the West, AIMS has appointed world renowned marine biologist Dr Jamie Oliver as its Western Australian research leader and head of the Exploring Marine Biodiversity research program based in Perth.
Dr Oliver, who has worked in senior scientific positions with the WorldFish Center in Penang, Malaysia, since 2000, has returned to Australia and to AIMS to add his expertise to the burgeoning WA research effort.
According to AIMS CEO Dr Ian Poiner, Dr Oliver brings a wealth of experience to a challenging role and is making a welcome return to the AIMS fold. During the 1980s he was one of a number of scientists who discovered the phenomenon of mass coral spawning on the Great Barrier Reef. He worked for AIMS in the mid-1990s in Townsville managing the Long Term Monitoring Program, and was also Senior Research Scientist for the Great Barrier Reef Marine Park Authority. He is well known in the Australian and international marine science community.
"Jamie's pioneering work on the ReefBase global coral reef information system is just one example of his innovative scientific work in the field of coral reef research," Dr Poiner said.
ReefBase is the official database of the Global Coral Reef Monitoring Network, as well as the International Coral Reef Action Network, and is housed at the WorldFish Center.
In his new role managing the Exploring Marine Biodiversity program, Dr Oliver will oversee a team that is filling the gaps in understanding of patterns and processes of tropical marine biodiversity, particularly in tropical Western Australia. Biodiversity research is one of AIMS' great strengths and is at the heart of the WA research program, a program that has been growing rapidly through recent agreements.
Earlier this year, AIMS signed a landmark memorandum of understanding with the University of Western Australia to develop joint research activities. Under the agreement, worth more than $2 million over five years, UWA and AIMS will share resources to build new capacity in Western Australia to address pressing marine science issues.
The new Oceans Institute being launched later this year on the UWA campus will be home to AIMS WA in due course.
AIMS' WA operations were greatly boosted last year with the announcement of a $35 million project to undertake a baseline environmental study of Scott Reef, off WA's Kimberley coast about 430 kilometres north-west of Broome.
This project is funded by Woodside Energy on behalf of the Browse Joint Venture and has allowed a significant expansion in AIMS personnel and research activities in WA.
AIMS is also a partner in the Western Australian Marine Science Institution (WAMSI). that is undertaking key research at Ningaloo Reef, one of Australia's iconic reef areas and marine park systems.
"AIMS is committed to developing Western Australian marine science as part of our role in providing underpinning knowledge to back government policy and management of Australia's huge marine estate," Dr Poiner said.
"We are fortunate to have Jamie on board to see our WA expansion through its next stages."
Dr Poiner also paid tribute to Simon Woodley, who has been acting AIMS WA research leader for a year, overseeing a period of significant growth.

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The kind folks at the Korean design magazine BOB have included the East Village Studio in their latest issue's feature on Small Spaces.
Within a week of opening, our little watch shop is already getting rave reviews. The Thursday Style section has a profile on the watches just in time for Christmas.
JPDA engaged by India's Reliance Communications to develop a nationwide in-store brand experience.
We've just been hired by Reliance Communications to develop an exciting brand experience project to be rolled out to their network of stores across India. Reliance is the central holding of the Anil Dhirubhai Ambani Group, and has over 100 million subscribers.
Hot off the presses, we just picked up the latest copy of Dwell. Turn to page 49 and you'll find our East Village Studio featured in the 'My House' section. Have a look and let us know when you'd like one of your own.
Our East Village Studio has been busy making the rounds on the internet.
JPDA has won the AIA Small Projects Award 2010 for the East Village Studio renovation! The award is granted based on excellence in design, innovation and technical advacements during the design process. We're extremely excited that ours was one of roughly ten entries granted this distinction, nationwide. The project will be featured at the AIA Convention, held June 10-12th in Miami.
JPDA's Boerum Hill House was one of three projects selected for the Daily News' "Your Home" feature on New York architects and their homes. The article, which compares some elements of the home to "works of art" can be found on the Daily News website, or downloaded using the link to the right of this article. Make sure to also check out this project in Diana Lind's book, "Brooklyn Modern."
JPDA is being featured in AIA New York's annual "New York Now" exhibition. The show, which is on display in the West 3rd St. end of the W.4th street MTA station, features some of New York's most influential contemporary architectural projects. Until October 30th, you can stop by and check out our recently completed "East Village Studio." If you have any questions about this project, or any of our other work, let us know and we'll send you one of our newly-printed brochures.
JPDA has recently taken part in the international "urbanSHED" design competition. The competition, which received over 270 applicants, asks participants to develop a scheme for an innovative construction shed for the NYC. JPDA's sustainably-designed "Butterfly Wing" scheme emphasized enhanced signage, additional greenspace, and a brighter, less congested pedestrian experience.
Beyonce plays The O2 Dublin.
"Knowles is playing four sold out nights in the O2 in Dublin and State is there to witness one of the biggest shows to pass through Dublin this year. It’s the sort of spectacle that one could imagine eventually ending up in Vegas; Beyoncé - an incredibly polished and professional performer - singing and dancing without missing a beat or a note." - State Magazine, Ireland.
JPDA will be there, photographing in our recently completed VIP spaces for the venue, Indigo Lounge and Blue Room.


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Crypto currency, data mining and machine learning, wining combo ?
How could we use ElasticSearch, Facebook's machine learning framework Prophet and custom Python data mining framework to get rich ? Let's try to optimize crypto currency portfolio for long term investment using the biggest possible number of buzzword !
Antoine Detante is architect and developer around Java/Scala/NodeJS technologies in Luxembourg, on projects about Blockchain and Machine Learning.

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LUDHIANA: “Although a prized fruit, apple with its unique taste and nutritional value is typically a temperate fruit requiring winter chilling below 7 degrees Celsius, which is why the commercial cultivation of apple in the country is being done in high ranges of Jammu and Kashmir and Himachal Pradesh,” said PAU director of research, Dr Navtej Singh Bains.
Dr Harminder Singh, head of department of horticulture, said apple with its short juvenile period as compared to pear comes into first fruiting after three years of planting in the field and commercial bearing starts after 4four to five years. Under sub-tropical climatic conditions of Punjab, flowering in apple takes place in Feb. Although this climate is suitable for fruit set and initial fruit development, the prevailing high temperature coupled with low humidity during harsh summer months of May and June impact the physiological fruit development, thus leading to poor colour and flavor development coupled with undersized fruits which often do not mature properly. Rotting of fruits due to sun scalding is also an imminent issue during this phase of fruit development.

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Opening on 8th October 2015, Newport Street Gallery is the realisation of Hirst’s long-term ambition to share his art collection with the public.
Designed by architects Caruso St John, the gallery spans 37,000 square feet and includes six exhibition spaces – one with a ceiling height of eleven metres – split over two levels.
The Murderme collection, which Hirst has been acquiring since the late 1980s, contains over 3,000 works.
Featured artists include Francis Bacon, Banksy, Tracey Emin, Richard Hamilton, Jeff Koons, Sarah Lucas, Pablo Picasso, Richard Prince, Haim Steinbach and Gavin Turk, as well as a number of young and emerging artists and a significant collection of indigenous artists from the Pacific Northwest Coast.
Also featured are natural history specimens, taxidermy, anatomical models and historical artefacts.
The collection has previously been the subject of large-scale exhibitions at the Serpentine Gallery, London (2006) and the Pinacoteca Agnelli, Turin (2013).
The construction of Newport Street Gallery involved the conversion of three listed Victorian buildings, which were purpose-built in 1913 to serve as scenery painting studios for the booming local and West End theatre industries.
With the addition of two new buildings, the gallery now spans half the length of the street.


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Comórtas Díospóireachta an Phiarsaigh is a debating competition for postprimary schools, where subjects are not taught through the Irish language (See General Rule 1).
There are two levels in the competition, a Junior Section for Junior Certificate students and a Senior Section for Leaving Certificate students, including transition year.
Up to four teams take part in each debate, with two teams progressing to the next round up to regional level.
After the closing date for entries a schedule of dates and venues for the first round of debates is drawn up. This schedule is sent to all teachers who have entered teams in the competition. The venues and dates on this schedule cannot be changed. Should any team/teams withdraw from any event, that event will proceed with whatever number of teams remains.
Four Regional Finals are organised after a number of rounds [depending on the total number of teams taking part]. One team from each of these regional events progresses directly to the National Finals, which usually take place sometime in the spring.
Teams consist of three speakers, with up to four teams competing in each debate. All members of a team must argue the same side of the motion. The team captain speaks first and must define the motion and explain the stance of his team, as well as making his/her own points. Team captains do not speak a second time.
It is essential that a substitute speaker be included in each team from the start, in case one of the three is not available on the day of a debate.
Individual plaques are awarded to each speaker on each team taking part in the Regional Finals. The members of each winning team at the Regional Finals will also receive a half scholarship to one of Gael Linn's Irish language summer colleges.
Perpetual Cups (Junior and Senior) are presented to the winning teams at the National Finals. The winning teams in both sections are awarded prizes to the value of €1000. All other teams in the finals are awarded prizes to the value of €250.
All participants receive a certificate recognising the level to which they have progressed in the competition.
1. The competition is open to post primary schools excluding gaelcholáistí and gaeltacht schools.
2. The competition is divided into a junior section and a senior section.
3. The junior section is open to Junior Certificate Students.
4. The senior section is open to Leaving Certificate and Transition Year students.
5. A school may enter no more than one junior and/or one senior team.
6. An entry fee of €15.00 is payable for each team and must be submitted with the entry form, not later than the 1 October 2018. Click on Application Form at the top of this page to download the entry form.
7. The adjudicators decision is final at each debate.
8. The organisers endeavour to ensure that times, dates and venues of debates are arranged to suit competitors. However, the schedule of events, once fixed, cannot be changed. Debates can take place anytime between 2 p.m. and 7.30 p.m.
9. The wording of the motion is made available to teams at least one week before each debate.
11. In the junior section each speakers has three minutes, while in the senior section each speaker has four minutes.
12. A bell is sounded when the speaker has one minute left and again when the allotted time is up. Speakers are not awarded marks after the second bell and may even lose marks if they continue for an unreasonable length of time.
13. All contributions must be addressed through the Chair and the Chair's ruling is final.
14. Speakers may not be interrupted. At the end of the debate, the Chair may open the debate to the floor.
Some teams in the competition may have to travel fairly long distances to events, especially as they progress through the various rounds. From the third round onwards, a small contribution towards travel costs is paid to teams who have to travel long distances. Teams travelling to venues over 50 miles from their school receive a contribution of €30, while those who travel to venues more than 100 miles away receive €60. For teams competing in the National Finals a different travel subvention applies.
Gael Linn reserves the right to use any photographic or video material recorded at Gael Linn events in future publicity, having received prior permission to take photographs from schools.
Gael-Linn's Public Liability Insurance Policy covers all of our events. At these events, however, Gael Linn is a facilitator rather than a supervisor and students must at all times be under the supervision of a teacher or adult nominated by their school or organisation.
Tomás Ó Cadhla, Gael Linn, 35 Sráid an Dáma, Baile Átha Cliath 2.


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The channels first 1000+ view video! Thanks a lot guys! Begin work on the Hydraulic Cylinder installation. Stay tuned for part 2 where we see how this baby sits.
Introduction video to my 1986 Chevy Caprice Coupe Lowrider Project. Stay tuned for more videos and updates.
Introduction to the New Project on this channel. A 1961 Impala Bubbletop. Needs a full restoration! Here we go!
Had a surging or rough idle on the Caprice. Fixed the problem by changing a gasket in the carburetor.
Caprice running last winter. Running a bit rich. Idling a bit rough. Possible carb problem.
Just a short intro to my channel. Will probably get updated along the way of the build.
1986 Chevy Caprice Lowrider Coupe - 2016 Wind Down!
Cruising Season is done for another Year. Few things to look after during winter.
Lowrider Chevy Caprice Coupe - Hydraulics Installed!
Starting the work on the 1961 Impala! Working on the rusty rocker panels first. I'm using 4 X 3 rectangular tubing to rebuild the rocker panels. Stay tuned!
1967 Mustang revving at a local car show.
In Part 4 of the Lowrider build, the Stock Steering is removed and prepared for the installation of the Grant Steering Wheel.
Congrats CJ Johnson! Message on YouTube inbox.
Part 2 of the Hydraulic and Pump Rack.

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Intensive & Semi-Intensive Driving Courses in Plymouth with a family run driving school.
Take an intensive driving course in Plymouth with APass4U, a family run driving school with bases nationwide. We strive to provide the best possible driving tuition at affordable prices.
Plymouth is a city located on the coastline of Devon, England. Located approximately 190 miles south-west of London. The A38 is the main dual carriageway that connects the east and west of the City. It also connects Plymouth to the M5 motorway. Steeped in history, local landmarks of Plymouth include Smeatons Tower, Crownhill Fort and Union Street.
Our intensive driving courses in Plymouth are designed to be very flexible to help you through the stressful times that start with studying for your driving theory test to passing your driving practical test and then on to Pass Plus.
We pick up from all of the outlying areas of Plymouth. Whether you are at home, work or even out shopping we would be able to meet you for your driving course. With the driving instructor's knowledge of Plymouth, you will be assured of a good knowledge of all the local driving test routes.
A Pass 4 U has a number of driving instructors covering Plymouth. Our courses and pricing table are below for further information.
Intensive driving courses in Plymouth with APASS4U range from a 2-hour driving assessment lesson to the 50 hours / 10 days "Full Monty". We also offer weekend intensive driving courses in Plymouth for those with high weekday commitments.
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All A Pass 4 U driving instructors are fully qualified ADIs, they have will always have up to date CRB’s. We only use modern cars for our intensive driving courses in Plymouth, with all the usual safety features of a learner car; such as dual controls.
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Seeking luxury in the Big Easy?
As the summer holiday season in America approaches, your plans might include a visit to New Orleans. One of the USA’s most historic cities, it is a must for any traveler looking to discover one of the many segments of the unique culture that this nation possesses.
Considered by many to be the classiest luxury hotel in the Big Easy, the Omni Royal Orleans should be your first choice for a home base during your stay in New Orleans. While the footprint of this hotel is a bit on the small side (typical for older establishments), it is more than made up for by high service levels and room design that makes the most of the cozy floor plan that the Omni possesses.
With a location smack in the center of the French Quarter, most attractions will be within a leisurely walk, making this place perfect for those that don’t want to spend significant portions of their holiday in traffic.
While most of the usual tourist attractions that appeal to the masses will also make sense for you to visit as well (St. Louis Cathedral, colonial architecture and elaborate cemeteries, etc), those looking to splurge on something special will want to block off time for either a riverboat cruise or a plantation tour (or both, if you have the time).
The former boasts plenty of old time New Orleans style jazz bands and the best in Cajun cuisine as you lazily ply your way down the Mississippi River, while the latter allows you to explore the palatial manors of the families that were the first to harness the deep agricultural potential of the Louisianan lowlands, and became obscenely wealthy as a result.
Reputed to be one of the oldest restaurants in the USA to be continuously owned by the members of a single family, Antoine’s has succeeded in the monumental task of upholding its reputation of being home to some of the finest food in New Orleans since 1840.
It was here where the dish known as Oysters Rockefeller was created in the 1890’s, and its wine cellar is still the envy of any restauranteur in town, due to its exclusive, vast selection, and the atmosphere of the room itself.
While the aforementioned dish is certainly recommended, new creations are worked into the menu on a regular basis, so be sure to ask your server for their favorite items at the present moment.

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Are you a female artist? Looking to connect with other artists? Interested in pushing your art in new directions? If so, Art (that matters) gallery in Oyster Bay has just the thing.
Twice a month, the gallery hosts a group of women artists who are serious about their art. In January, the group is opening their doors to new members. Important qualities to possess are a passion for your art, an ability to share thoughts and a desire to become part of a working community of artists.
The group is supportive yet challenging, said gallery founder and group originator Christine Benjamin. Through discussion, existing member have found themselves moving their artwork in new directions, taking creative chances, trying new mediums and keeping motivation steady for making art.
The Women’s Group meets the first and third Mondays of every month from 6 to 9 p.m. (Upcoming dates are January 25, February 9 and 23). Artists work in a range of mediums including photography, painting, mixed media and more. Information on some members can be found at the gallery’s website, www.artthatmatters.com.
Artists interested in attending a meeting should call to reserve a spot and bring some of their artwork to the first meeting. The gallery is located at 55 West Main Street, Oyster Bay. For information, call 917-769-9921.


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I sat down with our lovely marketing intern Sammy on her last day here at Brit + Co (we miss you already, girl!) and picked her brain about why women with the most gorgeous natural curls rarely rock them. After a lot of back and forth — most of which consisted of me saying “What?!?! You’re crazy, your hair is PERFECT!” — what it came down to was this.
While some curls are tame and fall in the most effortless way, there are many other springy strands that are unruly — and frankly unflattering in the eyes of curly-locked ladies. Sammie not only let us in on a few of her favorite must-have products, but also tricks all curly-haired girls should know for when you’re in the mood to go with your natural curls. Here are three easy ways to style your natural hair that will have you loving your own curls as much as the rest of us do!
1. Use a 1/4-inch curling iron, wrap small strands of your hair around the curling iron, leaving the ends out. This will give your unruly curls a little shape and make them fall in the right direction.
2. Really just go for it. There is no rhyme or reason to this hair hack other than to add a little more texture. Here, Sammy is curling her hair halfway down the hair shaft and leaving the top portion untouched.
3. Once the last little guy is in, place a dime size amount of Garnier Fructis Style Surf Hair Texture Paste ($16) on the palm of your hand and rub together. Then scrunch it throughout your hair to piece the curls apart without causing too much frizz.
4. Finally, mist your hair all over with Not Your Mother’s Beach Babe Texturizing Sea Salt Spray ($10) for extra hold on that texture.
5. Use a fine-toothed comb to gently backcomb some of your curls to add body and shape where you need it.
Flawless curls! See what just a little enhancement can do?
1. Place an exaggerated side part in your hair. Then begin braiding the side of your hair that has a heavier part.
2. Once the braid is established, take a piece of hair from the top of your head and add it into the braid.
3. Braid to the next step.
4. Now drop the piece you added, pushing it down to the bottom, and leave it out.
5. Pick up a new strand of hair to the left of the one you just dropped and incorporate it into the braid.
6. Repeat those same steps and keep braiding towards the other side of your head.
7. Use bobby pins to secure the braid when you get to the other side.
This five-minute ‘do should be your go-to when you’re pressed for time but still want to look polished, no product necessary!
1. Grab your hair and start to twist it up into a messy knotted bun.
2. Pull the pieces of hair into a shape that you like.
3. Start pinning random hairs into place with bobby pins to create a more intentional shape.
4. Pull out some of those baby hairs around your face to go with the #iwokeuplikethis look you are working towards.
5. Pin the front or any other areas into a fun silhouette.
6. Spray gently with a little hairspray to hold.
Now who was it that said being a bedhead was a bad thing?
What other curly hair tricks do you use on the regular? Share your hair hacks with us in the comments.


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About | Cherokee Air Ltd.
Cherokee Air is a private charter plane company based in Abaco, Bahamas, serving the Islands of the Bahamas and southeastern Florida since 1987. We are available for charters 24 hours a day, 365 days a year.
Cherokee Air’s goal is to provide safe, reliable transportation to and from the islands of the Bahamas and nearby Florida. Our pilots are fully certified, highly trained professionals who enjoy the art of flying. Cherokee Air maintains a high standard training program which exceeds FAA standards.
Cherokee Air currently owns and operates two Piper Aztec, which is capable of carrying five passengers, and a new Cessna Caravan, a jet prop aircraft that is capable of carrying up to nine passengers, all of which are highly maintained above industry standards.
Cherokee Air opened its operation in 1987 as a private charter company, providing safe, reliable transportation to and from the islands of the Bahamas and nearby Florida.
Cherokee Aviation opened its operation in 2004 as a Fixed Base Operations (FBO) facility Located at Marsh Harbour International Airport (MYAM) in Abaco, Bahamas, offering a full line of amenities for private planes and pilots.

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Webfonts seem to be the new savior in webdesign. We are free from Verdana, Helvetica and Georgia, finally! Or actually could be. In fact, one hardly knows anything about the implementation of commercial fonts on the web. I want to give a short introduction to typekit, .woff, .eot & co, but rather want to hear about your opinions and experiences.
Christoph Rauscher, grown up in the interwebs, is a student of interface design and likes everything regarding (type) design.
Alex and Sven – Developer and Designer at Edenspiekermann – will share their experience relaunching the design agency’s website in a 2-day-marathon. They’ll offer insight into the tools they used, and explain why they kicked out their CMS in favour of a mostly static solution. Learn about the roadblocks they encountered in the last few minutes, and why this rapid reboot is more than just an academic exercise.
Edenspiekermann is an agency for strategy, design and communication with offices in Amsterdam, Berlin, Stuttgart.

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We are continuously looking for talent for our portfolio companies both for operational and non-executive roles. Please feel free to contact any member of our team to initiate a discussion.
We view talent development for our own team with a long-term perspective. One element in our talent program is our continuous internship program. We annually hire 3-5 interns for a typically 3-4-month period during which the intern has the opportunity to be a full member of the Vaaka team. We are proud that our alumni from the internship program have made careers in top-tier investment banks and consulting firms. We typically run the selection program for the full year during the preceding autumn.


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Yeah yeah yeah! Halloween Week!
Next Friday…. October 30th is Kids Night Out! We have adjusted the time a touch….
Friday, October 30th! Kids Night OUT!!!! Scary Style! Drop the kiddies off for a night of fun! (Ages 4 and up please!) Have a snack…. make some super fun art complete with creepy crawly things. Kids will create a one of a kind monster sculpture, a spooky wall hanging and more!!!!! From 6:00 PM till 8:00 PM. Cost is $35 or $55 for 2 kids!
Stay till 8:30 for $10 extra and to create one more Halloween thing!!!
Then of course… Join us on Halloween for more Halloween fun!
Open Art: Halloween Drop in Hours!!!!
Halloween Mansions are $24 each. Wooden Sculptures are $15 each or grab a little canvas for $12 each!


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San Francisco resident Pedro Figueroa never expected to be ordered deported by immigration officials after reporting to police that his car had been stolen.
After recovering the car, police summoned Figueroa and asked him to show proof of ownership; they also ran his name through the police database to search for any history of warrants. According to San Francisco Sheriff Vicki Hennessy, the 31-year-old Figueroa is an undocumented immigrant and had a pending warrant for failure to appear in court, issued by Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE). This led to a sheriff’s clerk calling federal authorities, despite not knowing what the warrant was for exactly.
Because police officials lacked sufficient information to detain Figueroa, they had no choice but to release him. His story, however, takes an interesting turn, as Hennessy said an agent waited to pick Figueroa up outside the station.
The Figueroa case has once again brought San Francisco’s sanctuary city law under fire, after it drew criticism after the death of Kate Steinle, who was shot by an undocumented immigrant with a history of multiple deportations.
The sanctuary city provision prohibits law police authorities from working with federal immigration officials, except in cases of violent felonies. In Figueroa’s case, however, immigration rights supporters believe local enforcement officials have undermined the law. Figueroa’s attorney, Zachary Nightingale, pointed out that police weren’t supposed to call the feds about his client, who entered the police station with no worries over his immigrant status and sincerely believed he was the victim of a car theft.
A representative from the San Francisco Police Department, however, has been quick to deny any accusations of the agency cooperating with immigrant agents. The ICE on the other hand, released a statement saying that Figueroa was arrested for a prior misdemeanor DUI and an outstanding removal order issued in 2005.
Figueroa’s lawyers discovered an odd story behind their client’s removal order. In 2015, he had entered the United States seeking asylum from gang violence in El Salvador. Immigration authorities would later release him from detention pending a court hearing, which never happened as his case would be forgotten—a due process problem Nightingale says is all too common.
Figueroa had no idea the ICE had a warrant for him because the feds never contacted him in the first place—and he never bothered to ask why. The ICE ordered him deported despite failing to serve a notice, an error acknowledged by a Texas immigration judge, who agreed to reopen Figueroa’s case.
As of February 17, Figueroa was released on bail from an ICE detention center. The San Francisco PD had earlier denied working with immigration officials, but an internal ICE document obtained by the media shows that ICE and SFPD sheriff did indeed communicate with each other about Figueroa’s case.
Cases like these highlight the problems and challenges faced by immigrants seeking fair treatment under the law. Learn about your rights by contacting the legal team at Lyttle Law Firm. Visit our website or call us at 512-215-5225.


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I have listed a new property at 1149 NATURE'S GATE CRES in Squamish.
Here’s your opportunity to own a 1/2 duplex backing onto Eaglewind Park. Enjoy your own fenced in backyard from the sun-filled patio or from the deck off the master above. Bright and spacious open floor plan/entry with oversized windows and fireplace. Excellent quality throughout with gas range, quartz countertops and kohler fixtures in the kitchen and bathrooms. The Master bedroom features 9 foot ceilings with large walk-in closet and 5 piece master bath. Two more nicely sized bedrooms and bathrooms as well. Lots of storage throughout and a two car garage with room for your toys.


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Holy Thursday gives us the opportunity to reflect upon two powerful themes: Sacrament & Service. As we receive the Lord's Body and Blood may we be strengthened by Christ to serve one another.
Holy Thursday: The Mass of the Lord's Supper: If you are going to work hard, then you have to eat well.


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The paintings of Gordon Hughes are a kind of science fiction. Contemporary notions of unavoidable randomness interfered with by consciousness present for him a spiritual and expressive potential that is the metaphysical space he explores in his work. Using a range of painterly and graphic interventions he evokes multiple spacial relations, abstractions, images and meanings that flow in and out of contradiction with themselves.
Besides his fine art painting practice Gordon has worked nationally and internationally on painting commissions as well as working as a scenic artist, illustrator and storyboard artist on over 80 film and television productions.


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But now the rest of the world has discovered it. Publications from Bon Appetit to Nation's Restaurant News have declared pimento cheese the hot food trend of 2011. And we know what that means, right?
Words like "artisanal" are getting thrown around. It's getting paired up with fussy things like aioli, panko and Kobe beef. It's turning up in places it was never intended to go, such as sushi and cheesecake.
It's like we sent our child out into the world and she came home in high heels and too much makeup.
Show some respect, people. After all, this is the food we call "the pate of the South."
Despite all the pimento cheese debates, one thing most sources agree on is that it started in the South, with a strong connection to the Carolinas. The latest to make the case is culinary history buff Rick McDaniel, who just published a book, "An Irresistible History of Southern Food" (The History Press, $24.99).
Although he thinks pimento cheese probably dates to 1870 or so, the earliest printed recipe he found was in an Asheville book called "The Queen of Appalachia Cookbook," dating from around 1910.
"I have no doubt (it's Southern)," says McDaniel. "I've never seen a pimento cheese recipe from a purely Northern cookbook."
Although no one has a definitive answer to why people started using shredded cheese as a sort of mayonnaise-based salad, it took off quickly in the hot Southern summers and really became a staple during the Depression, when cheese was a cheap form of protein.
When Durham food writer Emily Wallace was getting her master's degree in folklore from UNC Chapel Hill in 2010, she wrote her 80-page thesis on pimento cheese.
Wallace gave a lot of thought to the role that pimento cheese played as a product for female entrepreneurs in the South in the 1920s, and the way it managed to be a blue-collar lunch and a polite-society staple at the same time.
"A lot of foods, they start high and move down," she says. "But (pimento cheese) really retained its status as a delicacy." For instance, Eugenia Duke, the founder of Duke's Mayonnaise, sold pimento cheese sandwiches in textile mills at the same time she was serving it at a tea room in a nice hotel.
"And I think that happened all over. As it hit the working class, it never left the tea room menus."
Wallace found that it still retains a strong pull in the Carolinas. When she interviewed the vice president of Moody Dunbar, the nation's leading canner of pimentos, she learned that 80 percent of all pimento cheese spreads are sold in 11 Southeastern markets - and the two largest are Raleigh-Durham and Charlotte.
"It's not a novelty here," she says. "It's a thing of every day."
Despite our affection for it, we Southerners haven't always treated pimento cheese with respect. While the best pimento cheese is homemade, pimento cheese spreads have been sold in supermarkets since the 1940s.
And that wasn't always a good thing. In 1981, novelist Reynolds Price declared that supermarket versions were made "from congealed insecticides."
Maybe that's one thing that has changed for the better in the Great Pimento Cheese Explosion of 2011. New and improved versions are battling it out in supermarkets.
At the Harris Teeter in Charlotte's Cotswold neighborhood on a recent Saturday, you could sample a version by Augusta's Creations of Charlotte on one side of the deli and one by Penny's of Charlotte just a few steps away.
Penny's owner Casey Brawley based his version on a recipe by his late mother, UNC Charlotte women's tennis coach Penny Brawley, who used to make it as Christmas gifts for her players. He says the new brands, like Penny's, Augusta's and Pawley's Island-based Palmetto, have stepped it up in quality, with better ingredients.
"The game has changed," he says. "It's kind of an upper-end specialty food now, instead of something you can buy for $2 or $3 that's not real pimento cheese."
Suzie Lowe of Charlotte, who started Augusta's Creations three years ago (her middle name is Augusta), thinks the intense interest started with the economic downturn in 2008. People cut back on going out and started looking for small indulgences to enjoy at home.
Regional awareness and the local-food movement played a role, too, she says.
"There's a new romance," she says, "with the fundamental value of food."
Still, step carefully when you wade into all those pimento cheese debates. "When you go messing around with the food of people's childhood," says McDaniel, "they can get really territorial really fast."
Since she wrote a thesis on it, Wallace says, people always want to know what she thinks is the definitive version.
When she tells them - her grandmother's, with a little sugar, mustard and vinegar along with mayonnaise - "then you get the 'what you talking about?' response."
Suzie Lowe has discovered that when she gives out samples at events like the Southern Women's Show, people get excited and insist on telling her about their own family versions.
"It's such a connector," she says. "People tell you about their connections, the way they do with Thanksgiving and what they make.
"It's a sacrament you don't touch. It's very close to the hearts of Carolinians."
Acceptable delivery systems: Crackers, bread (preferably white bread), celery, hamburgers. Yes, you may heat it and use it as a dip. Stirring it into grits is allowed on beach or camping trips where efficient use of ingredients may be required.
Acceptable variations: Using roasted red peppers in place of a small jar of drained pimentos. Duke’s, Hellmann’s or homemade mayonnaise as the base. Spelling it “pimiento,” even though it smacks of literary affectation.
Wallace adapted this from her grandmother, who was from Albemarle.
COMBINE all ingredients. Store in the refrigerator.
From “An Irresistible History of Southern Food.” McDaniel blogs about cooking and Southern food history at www.hushpuppynation.com and chefrick.com.
GRATE the cheddar by hand. Add the rest of the ingredients and stir lightly to mix. Refrigerate for 30 minutes before serving. Serve with crackers.


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Journalism becomes compromised, corrupted, when it’s floundering to survive. Currently, pressures like plummeting ad revenue and the ongoing recession have significantly impacted the ability that media outlets have to offer that journalism.
I wouldn’t be surprised if you think that quote, which was written in 1960, seems a little bit outdated. Freedom of the press appears to be overshadowed by our expanded freedom to information — you’re always just a Google search away from other sides to the story. Furthermore, the great liberating force of the internet promises that everyone has the opportunity to tell their own story.
However, the question of who owns a press is still absolutely relevant, though a revision from “press” to something more open-ended, like “media outlet,” might be necessary. While we can get our information elsewhere, the big media outlets have a large dedicated readership, as well as the resources and authority a wee little freelancer or a blogger might not have, and we still count on those outlets to offer the kind of investigative journalism that holds those in power accountable.
Journalism becomes compromised, corrupted, when it’s floundering to survive. Currently, pressures like plummeting ad revenue and the ongoing recession have significantly impacted the ability that media outlets have to offer that journalism. As business falters, newspapers must routinely endure cuts to staff and editorial content, and original, informative content gets choked out by more ads — and sometimes questionable content.
When the situation is dire, publishers might begin to think twice about integrity, and even turn journalistic content into advertisements themselves. “Advertorials,” or native advertisements, are advertisements designed to appear like articles. Advertorials risk misleading readers into believing that a message vetted by a paying ad buyer is an authentic article by a reputable writer.
And when those advertorials appear to address important questions of public policy— like, say, pipelines — from a journalistic point-of-view, they’re downright irresponsible.
The Vancouver Sun is popular enough to get called out as passing advertisement for journalism by DeSmog Canada when articles lauding then-Northern Gateway executive vice-president Janet Holder as “the perfect lead on Northern Gateway.” The article was later taken offline.
So who calls out papers like the Abbotsford News if they do something similar?
The question of staying afloat is a significant one for media outlets all over the English-speaking world, but it’s especially problematic for local newspapers. Smaller presses can’t absorb economic blows the way larger publications can.
One might argue that yes, local papers cannot take strong economic blows, but they’re small, and therefore nimble. Fair enough. But local publications haven’t really played to that strength. They take obvious steps into the 21st century with websites and multimedia content, but the business model is still media buy-outs and mergers, cuts, and ads. There is no space for the innovation required for a new generation of consumers.
In the end, the question of the freedom of the press remains vitally important. The Cascade’s pretty damn lucky to have a student levy — because of it, we won’t die if we don’t sell any ad space in this issue, and for as long as students continue to fund us, we can operate autonomously from UFV, the Student Union Society, or ad-buyers. Other papers are not so lucky, and their coverage is compromised if they’re covering an event put on by the company that helped keep them afloat and took out a full-page ad.
When Abby News refused to give an ad to the Vancouver Humane Society over the summer, which happened to criticize an event that Abby News was sponsoring, they refused to provide an explanation. When the Vancouver Sun called, they refused to respond.
A question of free speech is asked: no one answers, and Liebling’s point still stands.

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Nov. 15 (UPI) -- A Star Is Born actor and RuPaul's Drag Race alum Shangela Laquifa Wadley is on an 181-city world tour but made sure to send an absentee ballot back to her home state of Texas.
"It's important that drag queens are involved in the political process," Shangela told UPI on the heels of election night. "We all need to be involved in what happens and what changes are being brought about since they govern our lives."
Shangela, born D.J. Pierce, took part in a plus1thevote initiative and took selfies with Frankie Grande outside a polling location in NYC to encourage fans to get out the vote. She even has a fan in Utah state Sen. Jim Dabakis, who tweeted a photo with the star that he captioned, "'Two queens' someone yelled out!"
The star says drag is directly affected by the policies in government and encourages queens to use their voice in the democratic process.
"You know so much of our community has been oppressed or not involved or not supported by laws and different things over the years and in the past, so it's important for drag queens to lead in our communities and we definitely have a voice and encourage people to use theirs, as well," she said.
The 36-year-old drag performer was first introduced to the world in 2010 on Season 2 of RuPaul's Drag Race, where she was the first to be eliminated. She returned the following season, jumping out of a pink box with her catchphrase, "Halleloo!" and finished in sixth place. This year, Shangela became the first drag queen to have competed for the Drag Race crown three times when she joined the cast of All Stars 3, finishing in the top four.
Since Drag Race, Shangela has been featured in shows from The X-Files to Dance Moms, and created a Youtube series with black-ish star Jenifer Lewis about living in her basement in Los Angeles -- where she still lives. More recently, the performer brought her runway sashay to the CFDA Fashion Fund runway, where she walked the catwalk in front of Anna Wintour and Zac Posen.
Shangela plays a drag mother to Lady Gaga's character Ally in Bradley Cooper's directorial debut film A Star is Born. Alongside fellow Drag Race alum Willam, she plays the queen that gave Ally a place to perform as she was getting her start. Shangela was handpicked by Gaga for the role, which she said she's still trying to wrap her head around.
"To know that Lady Gaga had interest in me for this particular role in this movie... it feels amazing," she said.
Shangela had previously worked with Gaga in the pop star's "Applause" lyric video.
She said she was excited to work with Willam again and attributes her chemistry with Willam on screen to their real-life friendship.
"I think Willam is hilarious and also, you never know what's to be expected with her," she said. "That keeps me on my toes and I think it keeps our chemistry super fresh."
Shangela received love from her Drag Race sisters after the film was released, including her drag mother, Alyssa Edwards, star of the Netflix reality series Dancing Queen-- which Shangela has appeared in. Edwards texted her in all caps "You did that!"
Shangela also worked with Willam in the animated series Super Drags. The show, which premiered on Netflix Friday, follows three drag queen superheroes, Scarlet (Shangela), Lemon (Drag Race alum Ginger Minj) and Safira Cyan (Rod Keller) as they go on missions to save the LGBT community from evil. Willam voices Lady Elza and Drag Race alum Trixie Mattel voices Champagne in the show.
Shangela said her character Scarlett is "strong, she has sass and she's fabulous! That's Shangela."
She stressed the importance of LGBT representation in entertainment.
"To see drag animated on a show on Netflix, and to be in such a position of power, you know, like a superhero, in this project is really, really cool," she said.
Shangela will return to RuPaul's Drag Race for the RuPaul's Drag Race Holi-slay Spectacular, airing on VH1 on December 7. This will be the fourth time Shangela will be sashaying into the workroom, which she said gives her a "feeling of being home."
She will be joined by previous contestants Eureka O'Hara, Jasmine Masters, Kim Chi, Latrice Royale, Mayhem Miller, Sonique, and All-Stars 3 champion Trixie Mattel.
There was controversy after the finale of All Stars 3 among fans who believe Shangela should have been included in the top two, but Shangela says all the drama is in the past.
"I think we resolved a lot of the feelings from All Stars 3, particularly with me and any of the girls involved in All Stars 3," Shangela said of working with the girls again.
"And to be honest with you a lot of the girls and I have worked together since you know the filming of All Stars 3 and we love and respect each other a lot."
As for what to expect from Shangela in the future, she says she just wants to keep working in entertainment.
"I am a working girl professional," she said. "Any avenue there is for me to be out there entertaining people, I love it. I hope the doors stay wide open."
There are 20 cities left in Shangela's world tour. A Star is Born is in theaters now and Super Drags is now streaming on Netflix.


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When you press ‘shift’ and hover the cursor/mouse over a slice, Slicer automatically updates the mouse location in all the other slices, including the 3D-view. But unfortunately I can’tsee the exact position of the cursor these other slices. I need this option to, for instance, check small structures in the different slices.
Is there a way to make the cursor position visible by means of a markerlike a cross, dot, or whatever?
Maybe some additional information; I’m want to hover over structures in the 3D-view to see what these look like in the 3 other planes.
I noticed that, when for instance using the paintbrush in the segmentation editor, you can see the position of the brush in the other slices and 3D-view as a circle or stripe, but if you want to zoom in on this in one of the other slices, it’s not possible for it goes away.
Can I keep the position visible after hovering?
When I turn on ‘Edit in 3D views’ my cursor is visible in the 3D view, as well as in the other slices as a ball. Now I can edit the segmentation, although with the 3D view on, my system slows down very much.
Is this the way it should be done, or is there some other way that’s more convinient?
This is a bit off topic but is there a way to do the same but without holding the shift key? It would be easier to go through volumes inspecting them without constantly holding the shift key.
In recent Slicer nightly versions all the keyboard and mouse gestures can be remapped to any actions, so it would be easy to change this (and at some point we may even expose this feature to users). However, it is not clear for me, what would you find easier than holding down Shift key while moving the mouse?
I know this is situational, but it was something I was looking into as a small UX improvement. Instead of hold shift to follow, it would be press shift to toggle follow/unfollow. or some other button, even a UI button.
In our case it would be to verify registration, to have moving and fixed volume side by side and scroll through it with the cross-hair. This would reduce keyboard interactions in the OR.
There are so many other way of doing this. For example, have you tried “Compare Volumes” module? You may find “Layer Reveal Cursor” particularly useful.
You can also add custom code to move the crosshair whenever the cursor is moved and activate/deactivate with a shortcut (probably less than 10 lines of code in total).
Yes I’ve that, it looked interesting.
Thanks, I’ll look into it, I wanted to see if there’s an established way of doing this or not; should be easy enough to do.
Yes, that’s exactly what I meant!
I also ‘discovered’ this myself this morning, even before I checked the forum. All the times it was right there without me noticing it.


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LUDLOW FALLS, Ohio — Nine fire departments battled a blaze for three hours that engulfed a small woodworking business in Miami County, Ohio.
When firefighters arrived at Stull Woodworks, a member of the Architectural Woodwork Institute, they found a fire moving from outside of the building to inside the shop floor, reports local news sources. Upon entry to the shop, firefighters say the fire spread quickly, accelerated by glues and stains.
Firefighters started combating the flames inside the 9,000 square foot shop, but were forced to retreat when the second floor of the building collapsed into the manufacturing area of the first floor.
Local news reports indicate the fire was difficult to contain. Due to the business’s location, firefighters had to tank in water.
There was no fire alarm system in place due to the small size of the business. No one was injured.
Stull's 9,000 square foot woodshop before the fire.
Stull Woodworks, which employs 12 people, said it will not be the end of its business. The company was just six days away from moving to a new location in the nearby town of Troy.
The company began in 1992 as a result of job opportunities closing in the traditional wood pattern-making industry. Capitalizing on a small collection of tools, a one car garage, and a vision for fine woodworking design and construction, Stull Woodworks was soon established in the custom woodworking world.
Stull says it quickly outgrew the one-car garage and built a new facility in 1999, and again in 2008.


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text: Background: Previous studies suggest that efficacy is more important than side-effect risks to psoriasis patients. However, those studies did not consider potentially fatal risks of biologic treatments. Objective: To quantify the risks patients are willing to accept for improvements in psoriasis symptoms. Methods: Adults with a self-reported physician diagnosis of psoriasis were recruited through the National Psoriasis Foundation. Using a discrete-choice experiment, patients completed a series of nine choice questions, each including a pair of hypothetical treatments. Treatments were defined by severity of plaques, body surface area (BSA), and 10-year risks of tuberculosis, serious infection and lymphoma. Results: For complete clearance of 25% BSA with mild plaques, respondents (n = 1608) were willing to accept a 20% (95% confidence interval: 9-26%) risk of serious infection, 10% (5-15%) risk of tuberculosis and 2% (1-3%) risk of lymphoma. For complete clearance of 25% BSA with severe plaques, respondents were willing to accept a 54% (48-62%) risk of serious infection, 36% (28-49%) risk of tuberculosis and 8% (7-9%) risk of lymphoma. Limitations: Respondents were asked to evaluate hypothetical scenarios. Actual treatment choices may differ. Conclusion: Respondents were willing to accept risks above likely clinical exposures for improvements in psoriasis symptoms. Individual risk tolerances may vary.

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Carlo’s Italian Ristorante Bar & Seafood: Same quality food and service just a name change. Carlo established his own new restaurant a couple years and called it Tony’s Italian Ristorante on the understanding that his dad would be retiring and closing the older Tony’s restaurant next door. Carlo explained that “Dad had a change of mind and decided to continue operating. So we had two Tony’s restaurants side by side”. To eliminate the confusion for diners, Carlo recently changed the name of his restaurant to Carlo’s. He continues to get rave reviews from the Mollymook Beach Waterfront guests. He recently began posting pics of his sought after meals on Instagram.
Millhouse Easter Art Exhibition. Pic credit, Millhouse Art.
Millhouse artists will be showcasing an exciting display of artwork in the Ulladulla Civic Centre over Easter. Visitors to the area and locals look forward to this annual event which is very much part of the Easter festivities at Ulladulla Harbour. Contemporary and traditional paintings will be for sale at reasonable prices plus a raffle that will be conducted for the above painting ‘On The Rocks’ by Bernice Bryan.
Easter Blessing of the Fleet Parade: On Easter Sunday a full day of events are planned around the Ulladulla Harbour, its foreshore and the Civic centre area beginning from 10.00 am onwards with the actual ‘Blessing of the Fleet Parade’ due to commence at 11.20 am. It will be followed by the actual ‘Blessing of the Fleet Ceremony’ at 1.00 pm and thereafter numerous beach games and activities including climbing the ‘Greasy Pole’.
Aussie Surf Titles: Having just concluded on the Gold Coast, Qld. Mollymook athletes again demonstrated the strength of the local Mollymook SLSC winning medals in four of the six beach finals run under floodlights on the Saturday evening event. Sammy Zustovich won GOLD in the U/17 male and SILVER in the Open male beach flags. Brock Scrivener won GOLD in the U/19 male flags, Payton Williams claimed SILVER in the U/19 female flags as did Jack Bridges claim SILVER in the U/17 male flags. All athletes are coached by Daniel Robberds.
On the previous day Sammy won GOLD in the male U/17 beach sprint and Payton Williams claimed SILVER in the U/19 female beach sprint.
2019 Mollymook Annual Ocean Swim Classic.


text: Financial Services partner Nathaniel Lalone was quoted in an article on the European Securities and Markets Authority (ESMA) launching a public consultation on the clearinghouse margin collection and liquidation rules under European Market and Infrastructure Regime (EMIR). European regulators recently have begun a review of clearinghouse margin collection rules, which may indicate that the EU is willing to compromise in the long-running US clearinghouse equivalence dispute. ESMA said the European Commission had requested its view on whether changes to the EU rules may be necessary.

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text: The little wittians of Playgroup Witty Kids, Shastri Nagar, Bhilwara enjoyed the dramatization of School Rules on Tuesday April 26’2016. Teacher drew pictures related to the rules to be followed in school on the black board and discussed them with the kids and told that we have to follow these rules. Kids enacted as a teacher and students to be more familiar with the concept. Children enjoyed the dramatization and promised to follow the school rules.

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