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The start of this year’s school holidays found our family in the beautiful Breton countryside. My good friend Rick offered us the use of his place over there for 10 days.
I tried to do a little bit of bushcraft as the holiday went on but it turned out to be a real mixed bag of outdoorsy adventures for the whole family.
Most days we would head into La Roche Bernard to find one of the cafes that had Wifi and chill/catch up on emails but every day my kids would want to climb the rocks beside the cafe. I tried to keep an eye on them but as you can see Finlay was usually off doing his own thing.
You have your eye on one and the other…………….
We had a lovely day at a Breton Country Fayre at Nivillac where the focus was on early farm machinery. I looked at some of the tractors and could remember riding on these types when I was a boy.
I liked the fact you could get up close to all the action. Catherine was enthralled with winnowing the seed heads but Finlay kept well back as he suffers from hayfever. I was particularly taken with the guys using the hand flails to thresh the wheat. They were so close to each other but not once did they have an accident.
Back at the house, I managed to find a spot in the garden to put up a hammock for some quality chill time.
I managed to get a spot of carving in as there was a pear tree in the garden that needed a bit of a trimming. I have a roughed-out bowl drying out at the moment waiting for a sanding. It will end up back in Rick’s cottage as a thank you for letting us stay there.
Alison found the hammock great as an office. As a digital publisher she takes her laptop most places but prefers work in style wherever she goes.
Evenings were a sociable time and my little whisky cup made for an excellent damson liqueur holder. I introduced this sharing cup to some of Rick’s Breton friends and they were very taken with this Celtic tradition – Brittany of course being one of the Celtic nations.
We went for a river cruise along the Vilaine River and while I was watching the world go by at a tranquil pace heard a buzzing sound. Have a look at this little video and tell me you would not want this toy – I know I do.
One morning I decided to explore the nearby woods and Finlay asked to come along. We found an area of woodland with a mixture of conifers and deciduous trees. The insect life was much richer than I would normally find back in the UK as it was not managed it seemed to any great extent.
We got up close to the spider’s web you can see at the top left and as the spider detected our movements he sped over to a fly he had wrapped up, protecting his dinner. I thought that the brown butterflies were particularly well camouflaged in amongst the leaf litter.
We found plenty of signs of deer (we spotted some out in the fields) such as scratching posts and found this butterfly trapped in a web. I would have left the butterfly if I had thought the spider could have eaten it but all that was happening was the butterfly was trashing the web with the poor spider staying well out of the way. Finlay helped release the butterfly and it flew off, leaving half a web for the spider.
A few other finds were lots of laying up points for the deer, some very strange gooey fungus and a pine cone that had only had one strip of its seeds eaten.
Back at the cottage I took down a tent that had been up in the garden and found this ants’ nest under it. In less than an hour every single egg had been removed to safety by the ants. The crickets were particularly tame and were quite happy to sit on your fingers.
Under some slates covering the well I found this rather beautiful little lizard hiding from me. The damselflies were everywhere and very hard to get up close to to photograph.
I must admit to spending a couple of days on the beach and as you can see I was never properly dressed for this environment. I salvaged my bushcraft credentials with a good walk over the rocks at low tide looking at all the oysters, and I came across this little Breton lady foraging for buried seafood in the sand.
Alison and the kids spotted some unusual holes across a path one day and I came over to have a look. There were no holes on either side of the track but there were little mounds of dirt. From what I could see that had happened was that a mole had dug his way across the path and as the ground was compacted there, when the earth was pushed aside the holes had remained visible.
As I have been photographing our UK wildflowers a lot over the last couple of years it was great to be in an environment where new ones were springing up all over.
It was nice to see some old favourites too, such as bramble and mint.
The highlight of the holiday had to be the climbing day. It took us a long time to find the place but it was well worth it. Alison had spotted in a flyer a centre called Escapades Verticales where we could take the kids climbing.
I was very impressed with the set and we had a fantastic time climbing and zip wiring all afternoon.
I managed to put together a short video on it using my phone.
As far as holidays are concerned this one was one of the best and I will always remember it. I must say thanks to Rick for letting us stay at his cottage and also babysitting one night to let us get out for a lovely meal as a couple, a rare treat.
the hire canoeing is good too..
It looked pretty new Neil. If we go back then I want to explore the area more and maybe do a bit of canoeing.
It is one place I will return to when we go back to Brittany Neil.
You make it sound so good I could go there myself! You do say the nicest things, thank you. The place is yours, whenever you want – and next time it may even have hot running water. Let me know where the climbing centre is, please – I will be there for two months in the New Year.
My greatest pleasure was, not only sharing some of your holiday with you, but the enjoyment you got.

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Armenia's Foreign Minister in Sweden; "Azerbaijan is clearly losing its sense of reality"
Armenia’s Deadly Road Accidents: Could Monday’s Tragedy Have Been Averted?
Will New Government Bill Deprive Women Inmates of Maternity Allowances?
Aznavour in the Crosshairs: Did Armenia’s Ambassador Actually Say Those Things in Paris?
Armenia and Iraqi Kurdistan: Why Doesn’t Yerevan Have Diplomatic Representation in Erbil?
Domestic Violence in Armenia: A Crime or Merely a National Tradition?
Armenian Environment Minister: "We welcome responsible mining"
Moldova: 6 Ministers Investigated After OCCRP Partner Expos?
Armenian Opposition Parties Declare Shant Harutyunyan and Friends "Political Prisoners"
Armenia’s Entry into Eurasian Union: Price Rises in Sugar, Medicines, Cars and Even Toilet Paper !
European Commission: Did Amazon Cheat On Luxembourg Taxes?
Armenian PM to Attend World Bank and IMF Meetings in Washington D.C.
Armenia’s Deadly Dance with Ebola: Will Government Enforce Its Ban on Certain African Animals?
Convicted Murderer Ends 40 Day Hunger Strike: Why Didn’t the Court Order a DNA Test of the Physical Evidence?

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Nintendo – Where is Mario Placed in 2016?
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22 professionals responded to the Film Commission Stuttgart’s invitation to take a journey of discovery to learn about the city’s Russian roots and other North-Eastern Eurasian style locations.
The Russian orthodox church of St. Nikolaus, the Hoppenlau cemetery and the Württemberg mountain sepulcher were the main locations featured on this surprising journey. The visitors were greeted by a group of people of Russian descent and culture.

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Living on the island of Ireland and frequent canoeing ventures on Strangford Lough inspired these individual boat-like vessel forms. They suggest nautical journeys with historical reference; Silk route vessels, viking long boats, Belfast's ship building industry as well as my lifes journey. I like to think of the boats structure or outer surface collecting and relaying a script of its travels as it sails through the ocean's currents.
Textured and stretched stoneware clay freely assembled and supported then tied with cord to support the structures until sufficiently dry. Biscuit fired and then glazed to 1270 degrees C.

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The World Trade Organization (WTO) held its 4th Ministerial Conference in Doha, Qatar, from November 9 to 13, 2001.
As with the other ministerial conferences the purpose was to negotiate a new round of trade agreements. As the official WTO ministerial web site home page says (as of 11 November, 2001), "The topmost decision-making body of the WTO is the Ministerial Conference, which has to meet at least every two years. It brings together all members of the WTO, all of which are countries or customs unions. The Ministerial Conference can take decisions on all matters under any of the multilateral trade agreements."
However, as with the other ministerial conferences, this one provoked much criticism from developing nations, environmentalists, labor, non-governmental organizations and others, who claimed that the declaration gives northern, industrialized nations too much control over world trade policy and maintains or increases the unequal rules of trade.
Perhaps due to the so-called "war on terror" there was less media coverage of this WTO event, but its ramifications and impacts, positive and negative are global and therefore always of utmost importance.
Still reeling from the experiences of Seattle, two years or so earlier, Qatar was the choice location of the meetings, because there are conveniently repressive laws about the right to demonstrate and protest. (Even some US Marines had been deployed to Qatar!) However, protests occured in other cities around the world during the time of the conference.
Building up to the meeting, this round was claimed by some leaders of more wealthier countries as a way to address the current global recessions and further economic turmoil exacerbated by the September 11, 2001 terrorist attacks on the U.S. However, some politicians and business leaders have indirectly (or directly) equated trade with freedom and prosperity, while the terrorists acts of September 11, 2001 are claimed to have been done because such people were against freedom and prosperity. As a result, there has been the implication (directly or indirectly) that criticisms of trade rounds therefore amount to being against freedom for all people and supporting terrorism!
Yet, as the Institute for Food and Development Policy (Food First for short) reports, "Given the experience of the last six years in the WTO, any economist knows that presenting the launch of a new round as a solution for global recession is a tactic to pressurize countries at this sensitive time. ... Disguised as the fight against terrorism, Robert Zoellick, US Trade Representive, has shamelessly tried to push fast track authority past Congress prior to Doha and has failed thus far. His delegation is expected to use the same tactic with trade ministers at the meeting."
Furthermore, groups against the current forms of globalization have turned the argument around pointing out that "corporate-driven global trade practices create a breeding ground for terrorism" because of the unequal trade that has resulted in poverty and inequality.
From various political and business leaders, especially from the wealthier nations, we hear wonderful statements about enhancing international cooperation, enhancing and increasing trade, having dialog with developing countries and so on. We are constantly told that trade is good, that trade can help alleviate poverty and so on. As a result, they suggest, supporting trade is the way to go.
But that is not the point! These are not the disputed issues at hand.
That is, such claims and ideals are obvious statements, that in rhetoric most would support. The real concerns from protest groups, developing countries, etc. is not whether there should be trade or not, but what the current form of international trade is and what its impacts are; what the rules of the trade agreements are; who benefits; who doesn't; is the WTO an appropriate body accomplishing these objectives to enhance fair and just global trade, and so on.
Developing countries were under much pressure and arm twisting to accept a new round of trade negotiations. However, they have for many year had numerous concerns about the undemocratic process, the actual trade issues themselves, and so on.
As reported by AllAfrica Global Media, African ministers and civil society organizations (CSOs) were opposed to the new round. They criticized the WTO processes as being non-democratic and opaque, rather than transparent.
As well as most of Africa, various non-governmental organizations (NGOs), other least developed countries, and in particular India, were very vocal at resisting things like a new round of talks, of discussing so-called "new issues" and on the non-democratic nature of the whole process. The issues at hand are seen to worsen the situation of the poorer countries, rather than improve. The process in which the draft Declaration was written also added to the problems, as well as other processes within the WTO.
Developing countries complained that they were being pushed into signing up to a deal by the threat that failure would destroy the WTO and damage the world economy.
"We are made to feel that we are holding up the rescue of the global economy if we don't agree to a new round here," said Dr Richard Bernal, a Jamaican delegate.
Some delegates have told development lobby groups that the European Union and the US are threatening the most recalcitrant developing countries with losing access to western markets under established trade deals if they continue to oppose new talks.
The conclusion that any objective observer would draw is that the pre-Doha process has been cleverly (or deviously) manipulated so as to set up the Doha Ministerial in a manner that enables the major developed countries to push through their unpopular agenda of new negotiations in a New Round, against the wishes of a large number of other Members.
Both in the process that created it, and in the content of it, the draft Declaration was described as "unbalanced" and "biased" because it ignores the views of most developing countries.
For example, much of the draft text and introduction of new issues was done at a late stage that did not allow developing countries adequate time to study and comment. As a result, nations like India and others understandably suggested that many of these issues should not be part of the meeting.
The much criticized "Green Room" process, was feared to be used again this time round. The Green Room is the name given to a non-democratic process whereby some of the wealthier delegates have had closed door discussions on various issues shutting out majority of the members, maybe allowing a very small, select number of developing countries in. They then work out the text of agreements to either accept or reject (not to debate, which limits the choices and options most nations have, as a result). In Seattle this was one of the major reasons for the failure of those talks (although the mainstream media mostly attributed the failure to the protests). See the above-mentioned Seattle page for more on this aspect.
Much in the same way as developing countries' concerns were ignored in the lead up to the meeting, so too were civil society's concerns as mentioned, for example, by Maude Barlow, of the Council of Canadians.
Transparency in government procurement and trade facilitation.
Most developing countries and NGOs are worried that the new treaties would create onerous obligations that would be very detrimental to developing countries. The new issues are aimed at opening their markets for foreign firms and their products to enter and to operate with minimal government regulation; as a result, local firms (that are very small and weak compared to the foreign giants) would find it hard to survive. Their loss of business or closure would cause significant job losses.
Moreover, governments would lose a large part of their present right to make domestic policies in key economic and social areas, and national sovereignty would be compromised.
The WTO is a multilateral trade organisation that makes and enforces rules. It should stick to its mandate for dealing with trade issues.
Principles (such as transparency, national treatment) and operations, that were created for a regime dealing with TRADE issues may not be suitable when applied to NON-TRADE issues.
Developed countries would like to bring many non-trade issues into WTO, not because it would strengthen the trade system, but because they want to make use of the enforcement system of WTO involving trade sanctions.
If these non-trade issues are brought into WTO, and WTO principles as interpreted by developed countries are applied to them, developing countries will be at great disadvantage, and would lose a great deal of their economic sovereignty, and their ability to make national policies of their own regarding economic, financial, social and political issues.
The new issues would occupy the prime time of diplomats, diverting scarce time and human resources from resolving the problems of "implementation."
As the new issues heavily favour the developed countries, the WTO system would become even more imbalanced and inequitable.
In summary, the concerns about the investment issues are the same concerns that surround the controversial General Agreement on Trade in Services (GATS), a legally binding set of rules covering international trade in services. (See the above link for more details on these new issues themselves, and why they are of concern. Also, see also this site's part of the WTO page that talks GATS.) For concerns about the competition issues, see this site's section on corporations and human rights, which discusses foreign direct investment. See also the above article, which points out that competition itself is not always bad, but how it is manipulated and concentrated, etc., that is often the issue. One of the aims for example is to prevent protecting local industries or local monopolies. For developing countries, however, opening up to foreign investment and not protecting their own industries that cannot compete can be economic suicide. That is, the "level" playing field is at a far too high a level to be fair for them. Concern about transparency in government procurement and trade facilitation is about extending the agreement from transparency to add market access and national treatment for foreign firms. See again the above article for more details.
With regards to Services, GATS, the General Agreement on Trade in Services is being further pushed, despite long-standing concerns from developing countries and CSOs.
The BBC reported on November 9, 2001 how business interests and influence managed to result in secret negotiations between lobby groups for industry with government in designing European and American proposals for radical pro-business changes in WTO rules. While NGOs and CSOs have been unsuccessful in gaining consistent access to governments and various documents, business lobbies etc have been able to quite easily. The same concerns have confounded free trade issues for years.
There were no doubt mixed reactions resulting from the conclusion of the meeting.
Some claimed that success on specific issues were important, such as on the health and patent related issues and access to medicines. That is, governments are able to take measures to protect public health a bit more easily. Now, if drug companies price drugs beyond the reach of people who need them, governments can override patents (granting "compulsory licenses", for example) without the fear of backlash from rich countries and pharmaceutical companies, as has currently been the issue. (Effects from structural adjustment may also be an issue still, but some see this as a start, especially on more immediate health crisis such as AIDS.) Also, the above-mentioned "new issues" are to be kept in "study mode" as India and a few other countries has objected to the inclusion of these issues without adequate notice. There was a bit more emphasis on the environment too. But, on much else, as "developing countries can be bulldozed into agreeing a huge trade agenda which could exacerbate poverty and inequality" according to Oxfam in a press release of theirs.
Ministers from WTO member governments approved a work programme - which they called "broad and balanced" - that includes negotiations on a range of subjects and other tasks for the coming years.
"The success of our conference at this difficult time is ... especially important as a reaffirmation of the determination of the international community to work together to respond to these challenges for a better future," said Conference chairman, Qatari Finance, Economy and Trade Minister Youssef Hussain Kamal.
Director-General [of the WTO] Mike Moore said: "This conference has been a remarkable experience for all of us. It has been difficult, because we have been dealing with some of the most sensitive issues in international trade policy, and many governments have had to move towards the positions of their partners to make this agreement possible."
The declaration eliminates the reference in the draft to the International Labor Organization (ILO) being the appropriate forum for addressing labor and trade issues, which leaves the door open for the WTO to assert its jurisdiction in an area where it has no authority or competence.
Furthermore, while some organizations pointed out that there could at least be some progress on patent and health-related issues for the poor countries, Bello and Mittal continued from the above to point out that "The resolution of the TRIPs and public health issue is being trumpeted as a victory for developing countries. This is exaggerated. While an attachment to the declaration does recognize that there is nothing in TRIPs that would prevent countries from taking measures to promote public health, there is no commitment to change the wording of the TRIPs agreement. This is a serious flaw since TRIPs as it is currently written can serve as the basis for future legal challenges to countries that override patents in the interest of public health." So while on the surface there has been some positive wording, underneath, the root issues are perhaps still there.
They even described the whole process as "A Defeat for Democracy and Development: ... a defeat for the developing countries, notwithstanding the resistance they--and in particular, India--put up against arm-twisting, blackmail, and intimidation from the big trading powers. Those of us in Doha were witness, as the Equations team puts it, "to the highhanded unethical negotiating practices of the developed countries - linking aid budgets and trade preferences to the trade positions of developing countries and targeting individual developing country negotiators."
These are serious accusations and concerns which are not being addressed by northern leaders, who instead talk in more abstract terms. Similar criticisms from developing countries and civil society organizations have accompanied most international economic and trade meetings, but as what seems to be usual now, are not seriously addressed. The various issues presented throughout this web site, are therefore still of concern.
They also make bombs out of paper by Raj Patel, (Nov 28, 2001) provides an interesting look at the Doha talks, and also draws parallels with wars, etc.
Shah, Anup. “WTO Meeting in Doha, Qatar, 2001.” Global Issues . 22 Dec. 2002. Web. 23 Apr. 2019. <http://www.globalissues.org/article/296/wto-meeting-in-doha-qatar-2001>.

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Jams Lawn & Gardening Inc.
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Summit Hall Turf Farm Inc.
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Article under review: Slot KB, Berge E, Sandercock P, Lewis SC, Dorman P, Dennis M; Oxfordshire Community Stroke Project; Lothian Stroke Register; International Stroke Trial (UK). Causes of death by level of dependency at 6 months after ischemic stroke in 3 large cohorts. Stroke 2009;40(5):1585-9.
Background: Although functional status 6 months after a stroke impacts on long-term survival (Slot et al 2008), there is little information on how a person's degree of disability impacts on causes of death after a stroke.
Purpose: To assess the impact of functional status 6 months after an ischemic stroke on the cause of death.
Methods: The authors used data from 3 large cohorts of patients with ischemic stroke from the United Kingdom: the Oxfordshire Community Stroke Project, the Lothian Stroke Register, and patients from the United Kingdom enrolled in the First International Stroke Trial. Ischemic stroke was diagnosed using a combination of clinical criteria and brain imaging to exclude intracerebral hemorrhages and conditions mimicking stroke. Level of dependency was determined with a modified Rankin scale score or "2 simple questions." Patients were considered functionally dependent if their modified Rankin scale score was at least 3 (ie, at least moderate disability, requiring some help but able to walk unassisted) or if they reported needing help performing daily activities within the previous 2-week period. Patients who survived at least 6 months were flagged at the National Health Service Office for National Statistics, and upon the death of a patient in these cohorts a copy of the death certificate was forwarded to the investigators. The authors categorized causes of death into 2 groups: "stroke-related" causes of death and "other" causes of death.
Results: During the study period in the 3 cohorts, 5961 of 7710 patients (78%) with ischemic stroke survived for at least 6 months. The primary cause of death in patients who were categorized as having died from stroke-related causes was (not surprisingly) most often stroke (67%), with pneumonia (12%), and cardiac causes (9%) being the other diagnoses with significant numbers of cases. Compared to independent patients, functionally dependent patients were statistically significantly more likely to die of stroke (relative risk 1.7) or pneumonia (relative risk 1.7) but, somewhat paradoxically, were less likely to die of pulmonary embolism (relative risk 0.5) and were also less likely to die of cancer (relative risk 0.6). [Although there was a statistically significantly lower risk of pulmonary embolism in dependent patients, this curious result was based on only a small number of cases attributed to pulmonary embolism (n=11), and it is not clear whether there was a bias in the classification of such cases]. Stroke-related causes of death were considered present in half (49%) of the functionally dependent patients, but in less than one third (29%) of the functionally independent patients; compared to independent patients, functionally dependent patients had a relative risk of 1.7 of dying from a stroke-related cause. Multivariate regression analyses confirmed that dependent patients were significantly more likely to die of stroke-related causes than independent patients.
Conclusions and commentary: Patients who are functionally dependent 6 months after an ischemic stroke are more likely to die of "stroke-related" causes than are those who are functionally independent 6 months after an ischemic stroke.
The authors relied on death certificates to assess the causes of death. In the absence of guidelines, neurologists vary considerably in how they classify causes of death in patients who die after a stroke, but with precise rules the interrater agreement in causes of death improved significantly (Halkes et al 2006). Apparently, because of these issues, the authors utilized a simplified 2-category classification scheme: "stroke-related" causes of death and "other" causes of death. Still, there is likely to be even more variation in the reporting of causes of death in the regular medical care setting where multiple individuals including neurologists, internists, family practitioners, surgeons, and coroners are responsible for completion of death certificates on such patients. It is also not clear whether there may be a systematic bias toward recording stroke-related causes of death more often for patients who were functionally dependent after a stroke than for those who were functionally independent because the stroke-induced dependency is a constant reminder of the prior stroke event.
Finally, the authors did not give values for the survival times of the patients who were dependent and independent at 6 months, nor did they consider survival time in their statistical analyses. It seems likely that the cause of death is less likely to be indicated as "stroke-related" on a death certificate or elsewhere the longer the patient survives from the onset of the stroke. Because the dependent and independent patients are known to have different survival times, the difference measured in stroke-related causes of death as a function of dependency at 6 months may in fact be a crude surrogate for relative survival time.

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"dale is so good and smooth in comedians that it is a pleasure and a treasure to watch this nobleman of theater as he attempts to guide his students to readiness for their performances. he is all music hall posturing, inimitable diction, and a face with just enough mobility to make you want more".
"mr. dale gives a beautifully shaded performance as a man who has retired from comedy because he cares about it too much".
for a battered, old time comic. but i learn with pleasure that when he was 17, he was, in fact, the youngest professional comedian to have worked in british music hall. no greater testing ground in humiliation ever existed; no wonder he's so good".
"mr dale is the quiet centre of "comedians". he plays eddie waters, a one time comedy performer, who could have been great. near the end of the play, waters relates the events that made him give up his own career, and dale makes the most of the moment, turning a speech that could be trite into a starkly honest and human confession. we're used to seeing mr. dale gamboling around the stage, inducing waves of audience laughter; here, as the benevolent eye of a hurricane of explosive would-be comedians, he is as compelling as ever".
"tony award winner jim dale, as waters, offers a quietly powerful performance. yet he also reveals a gift for physical comedy when demonstrating an act in front of his class. while the role's idealism and didactic function could easily be overplayed, dale shows a welcome restraint. he makes you wish you had him as a teacher".


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FHA loans can benefit those who would like to purchase a home in waterbury, connecticut but haven't been able to save enough money for the purchase: like recent college graduates, newlyweds, or people who are still trying to complete their education.
FHA loans can benefit those who would like to purchase a home in waterbury but haven't been able to save enough money for the purchase: like recent college graduates, newlyweds, or people who are still trying to complete their education. It also allows individuals whose credit has been marred by bankruptcy or foreclosure to qualify for an FHA loan.
The following list of FHA appraisers has been assembled from the HUD.gov database. Visit the HUD website for the most current list of FHA appraisers in waterbury, connecticut.

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Maintain functions of machinery and equipment repair.
Electrical, electronic, mechanical, water hydraulic, and pneumatic maintenance functions.
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A "Game of Thrones" actor has shared a video of him giving an iconic speech from the books about a fan-favorite character. The speech was cut from the HBO show — and the character apparently has too.
Icelandic actor Jóhannes Haukur played Lem Lemoncloak on the last two episodes of "Game of Thrones." Lemoncloak is a member of the Brotherhood Without Banners — the vigilante group that's camped out in the Riverlands and worships the Lord of Light. Lemoncloak and his crew were bad apples, however, and killed the peaceful group that the Hound had been staying with in last week's episode. (The Hound got his revenge last night).
In the books, however, the Brotherhood Without Banners takes a dark turn for a different reason: Lady Stoneheart— the resurrected, somewhat decaying corpse of Catelyn Stark. The character hasn't appeared in the show, and probably won't at this point, but Lemoncloak is associated with her in the books.
Haukur was quick to play up this connection and tease fans on Twitter, hinting about a possible Lady Stoneheart sighting that never came to pass. But, after he died, Haukur shared a famous speech that never made it onto the show.
Lemoncloak gives the speech in the epilogue of "A Storm of Swords," when the Brotherhood Without Banners has captured Merrett Frey, and plans to execute him for his part in the Red Wedding.
As seen in the video, Lemoncloak acts as the interpreter for Lady Stoneheart, whose throat was cut when Catelyn Satrk was killed.
"She don't speak. You bloody bastards cut her throat too deep for that. But she remembers. What do you say, milady? Was he one of them?" he asks.
Lady Stoneheart nods, and Merrett is hanged for his crimes.
For now, though, enjoy Haukur's speech, since it seems increasingly likely that it's all the Lady Stoneheart action that we're ever going to get on the show.


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Sue Whiting is a stalwart of Australian literature for young people. She writes across categories, including picture books, non-fiction and novels for children and young adults and has had a successful career in publishing for Walker Books Australia. Her most recent work is Missing, a novel for middle grade.
Thanks for speaking with Boomerang Books, Sue.
I am based in a small coastal village about an hour south of Sydney. I started my working life as a primary school teacher, specialising in literacy education and Reading Recovery. In 2005, I left teaching to pursue a career in publishing and was Publishing Manager and Senior Commissioning Editor at Walker Books for ten years.
What led to your career in children’s books and what are some highlights?
I developed a passion for children’s books as a young teacher and this eventually led me to want to write my own books. It took me about ten years before I was brave enough to give this writing caper a crack though. Editing, well, I fell into editing by extreme accident – through submitting a manuscript to a small start-up publisher and ending up with the job as editor of their children’s list – but once I started working in this field, I found that I loved this side of the process equally as much as writing. And I learnt a heck of a lot about writing along the way too!
Highlights! Wow, that’s really tricky, because there have been so many. Holding your book baby for the first time is always very special, but the unexpected letter or email or message from someone who has been touched by your work in some way is without doubt the best feeling ever. Just last week, I received a video message from a three-year-old boy telling me how much he loved one of my early novelty books. That was pretty awesome.
In terms of my publishing career, I think nurturing the early careers of wonderful writers such Meg McKinlay, Sandy Fussell and Anna Branford, to name but a few, stands out as a highlight and what I am most proud of.
Could you tell us about some of the books you’ve written?
I write across many age groups and genres, from picture books through to YA. My bestseller is The Firefighters, illustrated by Donna Rawlins. It celebrates its tenth year in print this year, which is wonderful, as books don’t tend to stay in print for very long these days. My award winner is A Swim in the Sea, illustrated by Meredith Thomas and my last published book was the nonfiction picture book, Platypus, illustrated by Mark Jackson. It was such a joy to write because I was able to write lyrically about this unique Australian animal. The Firefighters, Platypus and my YA novel, Portraits of Celina have all been published in the US and Platypus has just recently been published in Korea. Missing is my first middle grade novel since Get a Grip, Cooper Jones, which was published eight years ago.
What genre is your new book Missing and what is the significance of its title?
Missing is a contemporary mystery/suspense novel for readers 10+. The story revolves around the disappearance of the mother of my central character, Mackenzie. So the title refers directly to the fact that Mackenzie’s mother is missing. But the word “missing” has many connotations. I love that it also relates to Mackenzie missing her mother, her missing out on so many things because her mother is missing and also her quest to find the missing pieces in the puzzle of her disappearance.
Could you tell us about your protagonist Mackenzie and some other characters?
Mackenzie is a pretty typical twelve-year-old girl. She lives in southern Sydney and is caught up in the excitement of the last weeks of primary school when her mother goes missing. She loves art, particularly working in black and white.
Maggie da Luca is Mackenzie’s mother. She is a bat biologist and academic who works for a scientific magazine. She often travels to remote corners of the globe to study and photograph bats for the magazine.
Joe is Mackenzie’s father. He is an insurance salesman. He falls to pieces when Maggie goes missing. He is a man with many secrets.
Lois Simpson is Mackenzie’s gran. She is a scientist and academic and is the person who Mackenzie leans on as she tries to deal with this tragic situation. She too has secrets.
At high school, Mackenzie befriends Billie. Billie is lively and impetuous and a great foil to Mackenzie’s grief. In Panama, Mackenzie meets Carlo. Carlo is fourteen and helps his uncle at the hotel Mackenzie and her father is staying at. His indifference infuriates Mackenzie, but she eventually discovers that he is someone she can trust.
Why have you given Mackenzie a gift for art?
I wanted Mackenzie to have a passion that was in opposition to her mother and grandmother’s love of science. Art was the obvious place and very early on I saw Mackenzie, in my mind’s eye, sketching bats. A trip to the NSW Art Gallery where I happened upon a sculpture of fruit bats hanging from a washing line was the moment that sealed the deal.
Much of the story is set in the jungles of Panama. It’s hard to believe you’ve never been there. How did you create such an exciting and authentic-seeming setting? What was your most surprising discovery about Panama?
I have to admit to feeling a tad guilty that I didn’t jump on a plane and spend weeks in the country to ensure I got it right, but truthfully, I just didn’t have the funds to do that. So I resolved to do everything I could to bring Boquete and Panama to life on the page through diligent research from afar. I researched Panama for about a year – mostly through the Internet. Boquete is a tourist town, which also has a large expat community, mostly American retirees. This worked in my favour as there were many blogs and vlogs I could access depicting everyday life in the town.
I also had two really lucky breaks. One was making contact with Dianne Heidke (sister of Australian author Lisa Heidke) who has lived in Boquete for a decade or more. Dianne was able to answer those questions I couldn’t find answers to on the Internet, and was able to give me access to that all-important local knowledge. She also read the final manuscript and acted as my sensitivity reader.
My second lucky break was the discovery that the local council streamed 24-hour feed of Boquete’s main square live on the Internet. I was able to watch the comings and goings across the square day and night. It felt slightly creepy and very stalkerish, but it really helped me to understand the rhythms of the town.
My most surprising discovery was the lack of resources of the police force in Boquete – to the point that sometimes they don’t have enough petrol to run their police car!
Why have you structured the story as ‘then’ and ‘now’?
Initially, I chose to structure the story this way so that I could move the story on from those early days when the family had just learned of the disappearance and when their grief would be too raw and impossible to bear. But as the story idea progressed, I quickly realised that the ‘then’ and ‘now’ structure was allowing me to create suspense and tension in an intriguing way. It was challenging to maintain, but I loved slotting in key information at just the right places.
How have you used bats as a symbol?
I used bats more as a link between Mackenzie and her mother than as a symbol. It was Mackenzie’s way to stay connected with her mother and her mother’s passion. However, bats do symbolise our ability to see our way through even the darkest times. Mackenzie and her family have to navigate through some very dark days through much of the story, but by the end, I hope to show them stepping out into the light. This was a happy accident that gave extra meaning to the final pages in particular.
During the novel you tantalise characters and readers with mention of gelatos. What’s your favourite flavour?
The gelatos were a nod to my time at Walker Books. There was an excellent gelato bar at the bottom of the building and we often had Gelato Fridays. My favourite was definitely salted caramel Greek yoghurt.
You are known for promoting your books in interesting and skilled interactions with children. How will you be promoting Missing?
Thank you for that! I love sharing my books and stories with groups of kids – it’s my favourite part of my job.
I am about to embark on a schools tour of Brisbane and Sydney, so have been busy preparing my presentations. My reasons for writing the story and my research and how I have used it will be the centre of my talks, as well as some scene-setting with a bit drumming, a lot of drama, and concluding with a “breaking news” report. I will also be doing writing workshops in Sydney and Melbourne – exploring how to create suspense in stories.
I have just reread (for the fifth time) A Monster Calls by Patrick Ness. It is one of my favourite books of all time – so beautifully crafted and emotive. I also recently enjoyed The Golden Age by Joan London and All the Light We Cannot See by Anthony Doerr.
What’s next workwise for you?
I am working on a new middle grade novel with the working title of Chance. It too has a core mystery and is about truth and lies and the grey area between the two.
I also have a new picture book Beware the Deep Dark Forest illustrated by Annie White, which is due for release in October.
Thanks for your generous and enlightening answers Sue, and all the best with Missing. It is a gripping and original work with great appeal for young readers.
My first foray into the sea was a moment in time I remember as vividly as a blistering Aussie summer sky. It was in the surf off Magnetic Island in a sea a mere metre high but to a person of toddler stature, the waves were mountainous. It was a character building exercise my mother seemed intent on, not relinquishing her grip on my wrist for a minute. As she dragged me further in, my apprehension escalated and I begged her not to let go.
However high expectations can assuage fear and doubt and in A Swim in the Sea, Bruno experiences all these sensations. Bruno has never been to the beach before. He can’t wait for Mum and Dad to have breakfast and pack the car. He is simply busting to get there and searches excitedly for his first glimpse of ‘the big blue sea’.
At first it is every bit as exhilarating as he anticipated; all ‘sizzling sand’ and ‘salty breezes’. But Bruno’s enthusiasm soon ebbs as he is confronted by his first wave and alas, like me, is slightly overwhelmed and terrified by the huge, ‘white foamy wave monster’.
All that sparkled minutes before becomes dark and threatening for Bruno and no amount of exotic sea-creatures or rock pool treasure can entice Bruno out from his dread until his sister, Tessa, enlists him to help build the wall for the family sand castle.
Perhaps Bruno is feeling a little sheepish after his encounter with the big blue sea. Maybe it’s the sensuous feeling of the sand as he digs that lures him out of hiding. Or it might just be being part of a team that helps Bruno finally regain his sense of purpose and fun because soon the castle is enclosed with a magnificent wall, strong enough and high enough to withstand any rougue wave…almost.
A Swim in the Sea is as enjoyable to read as licking a cone-full of gelato. Sue Whiting neatly avoids the usual beachside unmentionables such as sea lice, sunburn, stingers and sand in your togs in favour of the less tangible emotions of excitement and anxiety. The naivety Bruno possesses not only fuels his expectations but also foments his apprehensions into something almost too gigantic for him to deal with; as gigantic as the ocean itself. Just as Bruno has us teetering on the edge of fear, Whiting draws us back with reassuring images of backyard paddle pools and ‘sparkly blue jelly’, images that any kid, even those who’ve never breathed in the briny scent of the sea before, can relate to.
The beguiling acrylic paintings used by Meredith Thomas to illustrate Bruno’s adventure swirl and surge across the pages providing bucket-loads of textural depth and fluidity.
I especially love Bruno’s faithful little unnamed brown dog who mirrors every moment of Bruno’s pleasure and pain, and ultimately relishes his swim in the sea as much as Bruno.
A Swim in the Sea is a superb little slice of summertime fun and perfect to read with pre-schoolers, beach lovers and those still slightly wary of the surf like me.
Because overcoming your fear and enjoying the moment is often just a matter of letting go, which thankfully my mother didn’t.
Check out more of Sue Whiting’s books and buy A Swim in the Sea here.

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FLAGSTAFF, Ariz. – The Joint Corp., the fastest-growing chiropractic franchise in the United States, is pleased to announce that it has opened a new clinic in response to increased demand for convenient affordable routine chiropractic care. The Joint Chiropractic – Flagstaff office is located at 2700 S. Woodlands Boulevard Suite 440, marking the first location for the brand in Flagstaff and the 34th in the brand’s home state of Arizona.
Led by Dr. Bert Lindsay, D.C., The Joint is sure to “adjust” the accessibility and ease of chiropractic care for Flagstaff patients with its no-appointment, no insurance and no-hassle business model and team of experienced local chiropractic care experts. The Joint’s membership model allows patients seeking pain relief and prevention in Flagstaff to customize ongoing treatment plans or receive preventative chiropractic exams, as prescribed by their chiropractor. Plus, patients can use their membership at any of The Joint Chiropractic offices nationwide.
Dr. Bert Lindsay is a 1992 graduate from the Cleveland Chiropractic College in Kansas City, Missouri with 27 years of experience. Over the course of his professional career, Dr. Lindsay has had the opportunity to work with a variety of patients, from infants to older adults, and with a range of cases including migraines, neck pain, lower back pain, sciatica pain and more.
The Joint Corp. is a franchisor of clinics and an operator of clinics in certain states. In Arkansas, California, Colorado, District of Columbia, Florida, Illinois, Kansas, Kentucky, Maryland, Massachusetts, Michigan, Minnesota, New Jersey, New York, North Carolina, Oregon, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island, South Dakota, Tennessee, Washington, West Virginia and Wyoming, The Joint Corp. and its franchisees provide management services to affiliated professional chiropractic practices. This clinic is owned and operated by The Joint Corp.


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SPRINGFIELD — Senator Eric P. Lesser has received a Special Recognition Award from the Massachusetts Association of Alcohol and Drug Abuse Counselors for his leadership in fighting the state’s opioid epidemic. The award was formally announced at the Association’s annual meeting on Friday, January 12 in Westborough.
Preliminary numbers for 2017 show that overdose deaths in Massachusetts dropped 10 percent last year. This was due in part to the wide availability of Narcan, an overdose-reversal drug, and to the fact that Massachusetts was the first state to limit the number of opioid pills doctors can prescribe per prescription.
“Since his election to the Massachusetts State Senate in 2014, Senator Eric Lesser has been an advocate for those who are fighting and recovering from addiction in the Commonwealth,” Crumb says in the video.
He highlighted Senator Lesser’s work to secure funding for Springfield’s drug court and increase the availability of Narcan, an opiate overdose-reversal drug.
Senator Lesser has been a leader in the fight against the opioid crisis. Most recently, he sponsored an amendment to the Senate’s healthcare reform package that included funding for research into medication-assisted treatment to explore alternative treatments for pain.
In January 2015, Senator Lesser authored legislation to set up the Massachusetts bulk purchasing program for Narcan, an opiate overdose-reversal drug.
Later this month, he will be visiting addiction treatment facilities and sitting down with high school students to discuss a bill he introduced that requires opioid addiction education in schools.


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Great day out! really interesting, guides were really friendly and helpful. food was great too. Quality of bikes were good enough.
Great way to see Bali , guides were great and a lovely lunch at the end, thanks!
Nice ride! crew was really nice, they made me feel like a princess! scenery great. would so do it again. perfect services, good food.
This was fabulous. we lived here in Bali 5 years. this was the best nasi campur we eaten. we like ride was great, loved it. Komang + Wayan were so friendly + attentive + Made is the best. Best fun in Bali in a long time.
It's nice trip for me wonderful! The guide's explanation is very good. the country side is very beautiful. very nice!
Date of Posting: 10 Dec 2009Posted by: Mr/Mrs Ah reum huang and jeon mi kyoungLocation: South Korea.
really nice trip, what a very good staff all ways attentive and sympathetic.
The best to see countryside, get fit, meet new people and nice tour guides everyone should try it I recommend!
It was a wonderful way to view the countryside!! the locals are very friendly and the guide is excellent :D no dog bit me either!! It was a great trip, Thanks very much!
We have had a nice day Nice people and very good organization The lunch was enak sekali terima kasih!
Wouldn't have come if we knew it was going to pour rain all day, but it made it so much fun, memorable and different. Had heaps of fun, good tour guide, professional service, good food and hot tea. Dying for hot shower now!
A great afternoon - despite the rain! The scenery is really beautiful the lunch terrific. The ride was quite easy and we were given good rain jackets which helped. Very good knowledge from our guide and very friendly.
Thanks for the day. was great to see Bali from a different side! Made was a great tour guide! Thanks alot. Bagus sekali.
Fantastic day!! Bagus sekali! our guide Made lucu! Great way to see the "real" Bali! village kids gorgeous and lunch at the end enak sekali. Highly recommend it!


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Photograph: Instagram/Eduardo Kobra An Eduardo Kobra mural in Minneapolis.
Columbia College's new street art festival, Wabash Arts Corridor Big Walls, is set to drastically change the look and feel of the South Loop. The initiative takes place May 1–13, when 18 artists from around the world and in Chicago will transform the Wabash Arts Corridor with huge murals. Once completed, the area will have one of the densest concentrations of public art in the U.S., according to a press release.
In addition to lots of great artwork going up around town, a public conference will take place from 6–10pm on Thursday, May 5. Chicago's own Ruben Aguirre and Collin van der Sluijs from the Netherlands will be on-hand to talk about the project during the event. The festival culminates with Columbia College's annual Manifest Urban Arts Festival from noon–9pm on Friday, May 13.
Whether or not you attend the festival, you won't miss out completely—these murals are here to stay. And if the past work of the artists is any indication, the South Loop is about to get a lot more vibrant.
Nick Kotecki is the Social Media Editor for Time Out Chicago. He is color blind and still uses a typewriter. Follow him on Twitter: @bykotecki.


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Fewer UK secondary schools were full or over capacity in 2018 when compared to the year previously, according to official figures.
The Department for Education has revealed that 15% of secondary schools fell into that category last year, down from 16% the year before.
A lower number of primary schools were also full or over capacity in 2018, with the proportion dropping by 2% to 21% when compared to 2017.
The early-2000s baby boom will shortly impact on secondary schools, with forecasts suggesting that there could be as many as 418,000 more secondary school pupils by 2027.
According to the latest data from the Department for Education, 59,000 additional primary school spaces and 37,000 more secondary places were created during the 2017-2018 school year.
Both primary and secondary schools also noted a slight increase in unfilled places in the last year, although the government says it could be a case that local authorities are planning ahead for future needs.
The number of unfilled primary places rose by 3% in the last year to total 467,000 places, while nearly eight in ten primary schools had one or more unfilled places as of last May.
In secondary schools, the number of unfilled places totalled 639,000, a marginal increase of 0.2% from a year previously.
Some 85% of secondary schools reported having at least one unfilled place at the end of the 2017-2018 school year.
The government commentary that supports the latest figures adds that unfilled places “can also be attributed to the building of whole new schools. Which fill from the bottom, leaving space in the upper years until those year groups work their way through”.
It adds that “low or declining need” for school places will also mean there is a higher rate of vacant places in some areas over others.
Education secretary Damian Hinds said the figures show that the government is on track to create one million new school spaces this decade, as part of what he describes as the “biggest expansion in school places in two generations”.


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Technical Car Experts Answers everything you need: cadillac cts 2003 error codes explanation?
P0036 - Heated Oxygen Sensor (HO2S) Heater Control Circuit Bank 1 Sensor 2.
At the connector are you getting voltage? Pin D? Check this.
Remove oxygen sensors (O2S) with the engine temperature above 48°C (120°F) . Otherwise the O2S may be difficult to remove.
A special anti-seize compound is used on the O2S threads. New service sensors should already have the compound applied to the threads. Coat the threads of a reused sensor with anti-seize compound P/N(NNN) NNN-NNNNor equivalent.
Disconnect the heated oxygen sensor (HO2S) electrical connector.
Install the HO2S. NOTE: Refer to Fastener Notice in Service Precautions. Tighten the HO2S to 41 N.m (30 lb ft) .
Connect the HO2S electrical connector. IMPORTANT: Ensure connectors are securely installed beneath harness heat shield to prevent connector damage.
Lower the vehicle and perform a code clear.
Well either you have a bad pcm or the wiring between the o2 sensor is broken somewhere. I would advise leaving this one to the experts at a shop. This isn't a typical repair.
2.Inadequate spark/coil, defective spark plug wire.
8. EGR valve that is leaking.
The number in p0300 code indicates which cylinder is causing the problem.If the last number is p0301 then cylinder number 1 is misfiring.If the number is p0302 then cylinder 2 is misfiring and causing the problem.

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text: The NEC P525UL Entry Installation Series, LCD, laser projector combines advanced features at a budget conscious price making it ideal for higher education classrooms and corporate conference rooms. With 5200 center lumens, WXGA resolution and improved color fidelity the P Series delivers impressive images in demanding applications. Installation flexibility is achieved with lens shift, HDBaseT, a broad 1.6x zoom lens and tilt free capability. The 20,000 hour laser life and NEC's sealed optical engine creates a maintenance free projection solution.


text: Allegaeon just completed over a month’s worth of touring with label-mates Act of Defiance, which featured Riley McShane on the microphone for his first full tour with the band. Upon returning home,Allegaeon is prepared to announce McShane as their new permanent vocalist! Riley has become a permanent member just in time for the band to begin work on their new album.


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So we just found this!
Chris Sawyer's original Rollercoaster Tycoon and Rollercoaster Tycoon 2 was released on the App Store as one game, Rollercoaster Tycoon Classic, back in December (how did we miss this?).
The game has been rebuilt for the iPhone / iPad with touch in mind, but the main game is exactly the same, it's so similar infact it feels like a full port.
This time though, you get both original games 1 and 2 in the one app, with all the scenarios of the original two games.
The expansion packs are there too, but they are offered as in app purchases.
Mind you, that's the only in app purchase to speak of and no annoying adverts to be found, you are buying the full game here.
For those of you who don't remember the original, it's a theme park management game with some sweet rollercoaster building, you can fully customise pretty much everything about your park, including colour schemes, every twist and turn of the rollercoaster, the jobs each handy man does, times between ride inspections and so on.
I lost many a day / weekend playing this on my PC back in the day, and expect a few such days to pass me by on my phone now!
The only down side is the tabs and buttons to change ride prices and other buttons are a tad bit small and bit of a fiddle on a phone.
Having said that, it is well done and not too much of a pain to do on an iPhone 6 though I wouldn't want to bother on anything smaller than that.
The iPad fairs better, just a bit easier to tap the tiny buttons with.
So an overall HollettGaming rating of 5 stars: you'll be playing for ages and ages, lots of optiions and scenarios to play, graphics are retro of course but appealing all the same, and you will find it hard to put down.


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22 schools plus a Transportation Facility, Maintenance Facility and the District Office. All buildings and parking lots must be cleared of snow for a safe school opening.
125 buses travel over 6,000 cumulative miles per day carrying 9,000 students. The first buses roll out of the Transportation facility as early as 6:15 a.m.
5,000+ students are "walkers" and do not receive bus transportation to school.
Multiple weather services are monitored and their various forecasts analyzed to determine the most likely snow scenario.
Timing of the storm - the potential impact on transportation and the school day is considered.
Amount of snow forecast - If there is a "plowable" (4 or more inches) snowfall, BASD needs seven hours to clear all 25 district buildings/facilities and parking lots. Additionally, snow must be cleared from the roofs of all 125 buses, a process that takes several hours.
Type of snow forecast - light snow, wet snow, freezing rain, etc. create different types of challenges in clearing parking lots and sidewalks.
Condition of the roads - As needed, BASD communicates with local municipalities on the condition of the roads and the status of their plowing operations. BASD employees drive the roads during the overnight hours to assess conditions.
Condition of the sidewalks - BASD employees also assess the condition of neighborhood sidewalks for the 5,000+ walkers to traverse. Dangerous sidewalks encourage walkers to walk on plowed streets, creating dangerous conditions.
Conditions after the storm - temperatures and wind chills after the storm impact the speed of clean up operations, effectiveness of de-icing/salting and the condition of the roads.
Based on an assessment of all of the above factors, a decision to delay the start of school or to close school is made by 5 a.m. allowing adequate time to notify the BASD community.
If the National Weather Service issues a Wind Chill Advisory, wind chill temperatures are forecast to reach -15 degrees.
If a Wind Chill Advisory is issued and forecasts -15 degree temperatures, a 2-hour delay will be considered.
If a Wind Chill Advisory or Warning is issued and forecasts -20 degree temperatures or worse and the Advisory/Warning is in effect throughout the school day, a school closure will be considered.
When temperatures drop to dangerously low levels, consideration is given to the 5,000+ student walkers. Additionally, consideration is given to potential mechanical issues with some of the 125 buses and the corresponding potential of students experiencing long wait times at bus stops.


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So what am I actually doing besides writing blog posts on here? Keep reading, if you're interested in learning more.
As I'm writing this I have just finished my 5th semester, which means I'm 2.5 years into my education and have 1 year left, until I'm hopefully a authorized Radiographer.
So what is a Radiographer, you might think? And that's very understandable, because this type of profession is fairly new.
First of all, Radiographer, Radiologic Technologist and Rad Tech, are all names for one and the same profession.
A Radiographer, is a person that performs x-ray examinations and scans, in the emergency rooms, hospitals or in private clinics.
Conventional x-ray - e.g. broken arms, legs and fingers.
CT-scans - e.g. car accidents, cancer, the brain, arteries and internal organ problems.
MRI-scans - e.g. knees, muscles and the brain.
Ultrasound - scans of the internal organs, e.g. if you have kidney stones.
Mammography - x-ray of the breast.
Fluoroscopy - real time x-ray.
It varies a lot from country to country, how long the education takes and how it's structured.
Here in Denmark, where I study, it takes 3.5 years and when I graduate, I will be a Diagnostic Radiographer (working with what I wrote earlier). The other two specialities are Therapeutic Radiographer (treating cancer patients) and Nuclear Medicine Radiographer (working with radioactive tracers to diagnose).
The program is split about 50/50 between academic work and clinical work. Which is amazing because you are able to connect the theory you learn at school, with the real-life, hands on work in hospitals.
The academic work consist of, just to mention a few. Learning about the anatomy, physiology, physics, patient psychology, patient care, communication and pharmacology. In Denmark you finish your academic semesters most of the time, with an academic assignment, followed by an oral exam.
The clinical work consist of, working as a Radiographer and following the daily program of patients, while being taught by the authorized Radiographers, how to perform the different examinations. When working clinically, you also have to write several assignments and talk about them with your clinical counselor, to make sure you know the "must know" theory.
During some clinical semesters, you are on rotation between different departments of the hospital, e.g. emergency rooms, operations, the ward and many more, to get a full overview of what patients go through.
The clinical semesters are finished with a practical exam, where you control a few patient examinations, with the help of a Radiographer, followed by an oral exam, testing your reflections during the practical exam and the theory.
So this is a short explanation of what I'm doing in my everyday life. Right now I'm on summer vacation, but at the end of August I'm starting my 6th semester. This a a clinical semester, where I'm working for about 5 months in a hospital, about 2 hours in train from where I live, so I don't know how much blogging I will be doing in that period.


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Red/white print on grey sweatshirt.
75% cotton, 25% poly fleece.
Home is the band room tho, for real.


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Bloggers put time and energy into making posts informative and entertaining. But from the SEO side, it’s important to ask: how will Google see my blog? Search algorithms change, but Google always looks at certain things in ranking sites. Here’s a birds-eye view of how Google sees your site, presented by a trusted local San Diego internet marketing company.
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2. Use content-specific keywords: “art” is too vague, but “NY modern art” narrows it down more. Shoot for a density of 2-3 keywords per 500 words of text.
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There's probably no room for regular hamburgers in your fat-loss diet. Don't despair! These turkey burgers are just the thing to tame the craving for fatty ground beef. I add some liquid aminos for an extra muscle-building pump!
Form mixture into 4 oz. patties.
Grill or fry on greased pan for five minutes on each side or until thoroughly cooked.
Wrap with butter leaf lettuce and top with your favorite sauce.

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Malutizicht offers a wide range of activities to suit all ages. There are 3 well stocked dams within walking distance of the houses where you can catch trout, bass or carp.
Trout fishing in Lesotho is also easily accessible via the Caledonspoort (30km) or Ficksburg / Maputsoe (28km) border post. Fishing on the farm is catch and release.
The Afri-Ski leisure resort high in the Maluti Mountains is a comfortable 1.5 hour drive via the new Oxbow Lodge.
Katse dam can be reached in 3.5 hours.


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to a  mathematica foo.m running in batch.
Let's imagine to have the following trivial program  "foo.m"
BUT has to run in **batch** (Linux with Mathematica 4.1).
Can you tell us how to modify the foo.m and the script ?
Several trials with, e.g., ToString failed.

industry_corpus2: Programming


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The Intercultural Studies and Languages Program of the Humanities and Language Division, Mahidol University International College (MUIC), in collaboration with SEAMEO Regional Language Center – Singapore, organized the “Teaching Strategies in the 21st Century Asian Context: Dealing with the Digital Natives in Our Own Classroom” Seminar at Taweewattana Room, Salaya Pavilion Hotel and Training Center on July 8, 2017.
This seminar was aimed at helping teachers in the bilingual schools, international schools or Thai schools with an English Program enhance their skills in using educational technology in the classroom. Dr. Jeff Mehring, a language specialist from SEAMEO Regional Language Center – Singapore was the guest speaker. Lecturers from MUIC’s Humanities and Language Division and about 55 primary and secondary school teachers attended this seminar.


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Easy / development group. Saturday 13th Dec. RIDE LEADER NEEDED!
Saturday 8th Nov HHR 9am.


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This package will clarify what needs to be done and how to find a wedding venue that will work for you. It is a highly personalised approach, as I know that each and every wedding is completely unique.
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Marriage is the most beautiful moment in the life of an individual. It is especially the most important phase in the life of a woman. After getting married a new phase of life starts for a newly married woman. When she gets married she has to adjust with her in-laws and her husband. She has to depend and get compatible with her husband. But there are some people who are not able to adjust with each other. They also face some compatibility issues. Fights and arguments arise in their married life. Also their relationship comes on the verge of getting divorced. One can take the help of newly married divorce issue solution. It can help them in resolving this problem.
Newly married divorce issue solution is an astrological solution. It includes various mantras and tantra. One can consult an astrologer. They are well aware about astrology. They have many years of experience in dealing with this problem. When you consult her. She will understand your problems. She will also analyze your horoscope and birth chart. With his experience she will provide some remedies. It will resolve all the problems in your life. She also suggests some tantra. It will help in getting relieved from all the bad effects. She also gives some valuable suggestions. It will help in resolving all the problems in a very short time.
For Newly married divorce issue solution. The astrologer will also help you with other remedies. After analyzing your horoscope and birth chart. She will let you know about your future life. She will make you aware about the issues which you will face in future. She also gives various advices and mantras to resolve those issues. She also helps you with vashikaran. With his skills she will get control on whole situation and make it favorable for you. You will not face anymore problems in your married life. She will help you with every matter and save your relationship from getting divorced. You can again live a happy and comfortable married life.


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"Fashion Windows" will begin after the advertisement.
Window shopping is the best type of shopping because you can only learn what is trendy, what is not by walking around the stores and looking at the fashion windows! Now we'll go to do it, wanna join us? Then hurry up, get prepared!


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Grundfos supplies pumps for filtering and disinfection solutions that ensure the treated wastewater is safe for discharge.
Centrifugal pump systems are available in a range of flow capacities and for dry or submerged installation ensure the correct feeding of sand filters. Hydro booster multistage boosting systems ensure easy management of pressure zones.
Go to products to find out more about Grundfos pumps, controls and monitoring, sensors and remote communication solutions for tertiary treatment.

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Has anybody heard if they are moving Tour Expo off Beach Road? My job foreman mentioned it, told him that's the first I heard of it.
Will There Be Handicapped Parking For Tour Expo And Where Will it Be Located??
Motorhead51 wrote: Will There Be Handicapped Parking For Tour Expo And Where Will it Be Located??
HP Parking has been close to the entry areas of TourExpo for the last couple years, just outside one of the entrances. Now that TourExpo is moving to the Charles R. Wood Park area, I believe the HP Parking area will be moved to the main entry area -- (on the side road) on Westbrook Road. There will likely be limited access to that area except for those with HP Plates or placards on their vehicle. That's been the HP Parking area for other events held at the park; I don't believe that will change in June.
There are normally staff members assisting in getting HP bikes settled and parked safely in that area.
There will be handicap spots available right on Canada Street (Route 9) in the right-hand land. That lane will be shut down for parking from the Lake George Forum to the Demo Entrance at Fort William Henry. Handicap parking will be available in that lane, closest to the Ticket Booth entrance at the corner of Westbrook and Canada Street (Route 9). This parking is all new, and PAVED! Woohoo!
Handicap Parking is NOT on Westbrook Road. Westbrook Road parking is metered parking only and you will need a Lk. Geo. Village parking pass to park there OR you have to feed the meter quarters.
Is This A Sure Thing Or just More Speculation????
The parking is a sure thing. You can see parking on our area map on the home page of our website as well.
Pls. see April 19 answer above.

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Ballet San Antonio was founded in 1985 by Mayra Worthen and Melissa Hale Coyle and has since become one of the most promising ballet companies in the country.
In 2014 the company made a leap to become the resident professional ballet company of the Tobin Center for the Performing Arts.
Still, it is true that most SA residents have yet to witness a performance by a professional ballet company.
On Saturday, April 1, Ballet SA will present its annual outdoor performance at Travis Park.
First premiered in 2014, the event, billed as Ballet in the Park, aims to bring ballet to communities who may otherwise not be exposed to such performances.
The company has shown further commitment to the city through its many outreach programs such as Learning That Moves You, and Chance to Dance which include free ballet classes for children at the San Antonio Boys and Girls Club.
The company wrapped it 2016-2017 season with its performance of The Sleeping Beauty in February.


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Pro 3 kills 99.999% of harmful bacteria and is suitable for periodic deep sanitising, daily maintenance and hygiene control when dealing with infectious surfaces. An essential, all-purpose sanitiser which is certified to kill MRSA, Clostridium difficile spores, H1N1 Influenza viruses and common food poisoning bacteria including salmonella typhimurium, listeria monocytogenes, enterococcus hirae, escherichia coli, pseudomonas aeruginosa and staphylococcus aureus.
Passes EN 1276, 13704, 14476 and 14675.

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Very nice effort. Do they have a future plan?
I do not know H! But watch the three new films I have linked to about Bogota – the story!

industry_corpus2: Film & Entertainment


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Our comprehensive array of tax courses range from the highly specialist to refreshers and updates aimed at people working in companies or accountancy practices who need to brush up their more general knowledge and expertise.
I get a lot of people coming on this course who qualified as an accountant a number of years ago and now need a refresher because their role within an organisation has changed. Other delegates take this course simply to ensure that their existing knowledge is up to speed.
The course starts with the basics: a recap of how to complete a corporation tax computation. We also consider in detail the new capital allowance regime, the UK Treasury's reduced corporation tax rate following the recent Budget and other major recent changes. Additional topics covered include self-assessment, trading profits, loan relationships, capital allowances, loss relief, intangible fixed assets, group chargeable gains and liquidations.
This course is aimed at accountants either in practice or industry who want to bring their knowledge up to date. We cover all the main relevant areas within corporation tax and beyond -business taxation, including capital allowances, and employee taxation, PAYE and NIC. We also look at significant changes in VAT and personal taxation.
Publication information: Article title: What You Learn on the ... Tax Related CIMA Mastercourses: Susan Cattell, Head of Tax Professional Development at BPP Professional Education, and Course Speaker on the Corporation Tax Refresher and Update. Contributors: Not available. Magazine title: Financial Management (UK). Publication date: June 2011. Page number: 56. © Chartered Institute of Management Accountants (CIMA). COPYRIGHT 2011 Gale Group.


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Democracy in Action at Waterside!
For the first time ever at Waterside, the children have elected their own Head Boy and Girl and Deputy Head Boy and Girl!
Children from Year 6 who wanted to stand for office had to make a short speech to the school in assembly to explain why they would make the best candidate. Then, each child was given a polling card and sent to cast their vote in our 'pop-up' polling booth on the playground.
A tense time was had by all as the votes were counted - but we are pleased to announce that we now have a Head Boy and Girl in place, who we are sure will represent the school superbly well, and a Deputy Boy and Girl who will offer super support.
Well done to everyone who stood as a candidate, and CONGRATULATIONS to our newly elected leaders!


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Starfire lives in a wold where dragons and dragonriders are everywhere. She ran away from home when she was little, due to bad living situations and she lost her dragon when she was nine. She was then cursed for eternity.
And then a boy shows up, and he appears to be her dragonrider. She doesn't even know if that's possible, because of the fact that she used to be human.
Ride along over the clouds with Starfire as she tries to reverse the curse, running through labyrinths to get to the cure.


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A double chin is used to describe the process of sagging subcutaneous fat around the neck that createsa wrinkle, making the owner appearing to have a second chin.
It is most common on people who are elderly or obese. A person of average weight can bear a double chin, depending on their bone structure and amount of loose skin. It is more visible when the bottom jaw is lowered or the head is tilted down.
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Atone for your sins…A rash of unexplained suicides in the sleepy town of Eider, Iowa, draws McIntire County deputy Nicolette Rivers into a devious killer’s twisted plot. A former marine sniper suffering from PTSD, Nic hides her own deadly secrets, and The Priest will do anything to expose it and her.
For redemption is at hand…Eider police detective Con O’Hanlon is assigned to help Nic uncover the truth behind the suicides. She rebuffs his help at every turn, but the stubborn Irishman holds on. When tragedy strikes, Con helps cover up the fallout, but is he too late to prevent Nic’s dark, downward spiral? Or is Con the one man stronger than her demons?
I’ve enjoyed every book written by Winter Austin, and I was excited to dive into Winter’s book, Atonement.
Atonement has an suspenseful storyline that will keep you on the edge of your seat until the very last page. Be prepared for a whirlwind of moments in the story, especially with the main character Nicolette Rivers. Nicolette Rivers has been through so much in her past that she’s dealing with what happened in her past in the present. She’s tried to avoid some of her past, but now she’s faced with something she hasn’t had to do since she was in the Marines. She’s determined more than ever to find out what is happening in the town Eider in Iowa. Why they’re so many suicides happening and why the word Atonement keeps getting brought up? Her past is about to creep up even more and she’s going to need the help of Con O’Hanlon to help her through it all. It doesn’t help, when the one person she doesn’t want to see ends up showing up and making it even worst for poor Nic.
Con O’Hanlon is the character who’s determined to find out about Nic’s past and I have to say I was glad he did. He uncovered a lot of things about Nic that she needed help with. Nic needed that one person to keep fighting for her and Con was that person.
These two helped uncovered what was happening in Eider and believe me it’s going to leave you in shock at the ending. Winter did a superb job on keeping everything flowing with the storyline and building up the scenes to keep you wanting to uncover the truth. I was anxious to find out if Con and Nic would ever win against the true enemy in Eider, Iowa.
Winter Austin’s Atonement brings up a very big issue that I’ve witnessed first hand with a family member. It’s something that not many understand or some do not take seriously. I wish the individuals that were diagnosed with it got the treatment they desperately need. It’s hard being a veteran and getting the treatment that you truly need though, especially in today’s medical centers. There’s issues with not getting seen in time due to long waits to see a doctor and some don’t even realize they have it until it’s too late.
I highly recommend this book to romantic suspense readers out there. Be warned though, once you start reading Winter’s books you’ll have to read her other books as well.


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