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We are excited to announce the release of NexPort Campus 5.7.0! This release features many new features, enhancements and bug fixes that our partners have requested. Notably, in 5.7, all media assignments now use a mobile-ready video player that works on both desktop and mobile devices. All videos uploaded to the NexPort media library will be automatically converted into a web ready mp4 format.
Other enhancements include the addition of waiting periods to test attempts, ordering of test questions, API enhancements and many more. A full listing is provided below.
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Tom's on-screen character, Chesley " Sully " Sullenberger, landed an endangered plane in New York City's Hudson River in 2009, and the actor admitted his presence was strongly felt on set. Post-its, stapled index cards all over it - I'm sure his wife had even written "No" across it in lipstick! Asked what he thought about filmmaker Michael Moore's suggestion that he should run for president in 2020, Hanks said: "I'm not qualified to be the president of the Three Stooges' fan club".
Gabanelli, l'addio: "Preparo l'ultimo report, poi lascio a Ranucci"
E sulla pagina Facebook di Report la Gabanelli ha 'postato' un breve saluto al suo pubblico di telespettatori. Non poteva spiegarlo meglio. "La mia", ha aggiunto, "è la scelta di una persona che spera in questo modo di garantire al programma una vita lunghissima, e anche di lasciare al gruppo la visibilità che merita".
Haley's global experience centers on her work with foreign companies to attract commerce and economic development to SC. After she called on Republicans to reject the "angriest voices", Trump lashed back, tweeting: "The people of SC are embarrassed by Nikki Haley! ".
OAKLAND, Calif. - The Oakland Raiders will go as far as Derek Carr takes them. While his stats were fantastic (26/38, 315 yards, 2 TD), quick thinking saved the game, maybe the season. In rushing, Jonathan Stewart ran for 31 yards and a touchdown in 18 carries while Ted Ginn Jr. had 13 yards in a carry. Carr got hurt while fumbling a snap on the second play from scrimmage in the second half and the Panthers scored 25 straight points to take a 32-24 lead.
Following the removal of his interim tag Saturday, new LSU head coach Ed Orgeron addressed the media in an introductory press conference. Orgeron declined to discuss Kiffin by name, but his comments during Saturday's news conference to introduce him as LSU's full-time coach left little question whom he was talking about and what kind of offense he wants the Tigers to run.
He swears he's over Belle. Unfortunately, that tea has the potion in it and her pregnancy is sped up. Rumple chases a sister from Blue's convent to send a message to Blue and Belle. Really, it's getting old seeing her heart break over and over again. Rumple stuns the Black Fairy with squid ink, and while she is frozen, he admits that he is her son.
She was such a wonderfully nice lady". "We are heartbroken to announce the passing of our dear mother Florence Henderson from Heart Failure", the Henderson family said in a statement . It took over an hour. "She was serious about what she did but didn't take herself seriously". It was actually really moving. We couldnt go out by ourselves.
News that Carson might take the job circulated Wednesday, a day that saw Trump also name South Carolina Gov. Nikki Haley as his ambassador to the United Nations and billionaire philanthropist Betsy DeVos as his education secretary. The Wall Street Journal has since corrected its story to say only that Carson is under consideration for the role. Mr Carson said he felt he could "make a significant contribution particularly to making our inner cities great for everyone".
The naked run, an annual tradition to highlight different causes, began in the 1970s when students protested after Marcos banned a film criticising his administration. Number 3 of the agreement states that the Marcos family "undertakes to fix a wake period of nine days beginning 1 September 1992 to allow friends, relatives and supporters to pay their courtesy, last respect and homage to the former President at the Marcos family home at Batac, Ilocos Norte".
The rising number of fires since Tuesday has stretched Israel's capacity to deal with them, raising questions over lessons learned since a devastating blaze near Haifa killed 44 people in 2010. Israel police said they had detained four Palestinians believed to have started the fire, though it was not clear if it was on objective or by accident.
Kanye West is now still at UCLA Medical Center and placed under involuntary psychiatric hold. Dr. Michael Farzam told police that his patient "Jim Jones" was suffering from temporary psychosis as a result of sleep deprivation and dehydration, TMZ today quoted law enforcement sources as saying.
Thousands of Filipinos demonstrated on Friday against last week's burial of former dictator Ferdinand Marcos in a heroes' cemetery , showing disdain for the veneration afforded to a strongman accused of widespread plunder and brutality. "Also, they should not cause inconvenience to other people, particularly motorists and commuters", Estrada said in a report by the Philippine Star .

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She's so tired in this picture, recovering from a cold...but still all smiles!
I'm a lover of all things banana, and so is this little girl. Who also happens to be taking her first "crawling" steps and pulling herself up on everything, this toy included.
Preheat oven to 375 degrees. Coat a 12-cup muffin tin or line with paper liners. Combine dry ingredients in a bowl, mixing well. In another bowl combine wet ingredients, adding to the dry until just combined. Fill cups two-thirds full. Bake until lightly golden, about 20 minutes.
Honestly, though, since I probably shouldn't eat all these muffins in one sitting (the kids got some), I put the rest wrapped individually in the freezer for later. This makes them easy to grab when heading to work, car seat in one hand, toddler in the other, purse under an arm, and enough coats, hats, gloves between all of us to keep an army warm.
Who else has mornings like me?
Stay tuned this week for a recap of Eat, Drink & Shop, along with a delicious bowl of homemade chicken noodle soup. You don't want to miss this easy recipe!
she is too cute! love these muffins!

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He had it all: private jets, a mansion that brimmed with priceless antiques and fine art, untold riches, fame, fortune and all the trappings that success in Hollywood tends to bring.
Then a near-death experience altered everything.
These days, he lives in a mobile home. For Tom Shadyac, life has changed beyond recognition.
For Tom Shadyac has experienced an awakening.
“What I discovered, when I began to look deeply, was that the world I was living in was a lie,” explained a man who has moved alongside Tim Burton at the top of our list of favourite film-makers.
Is Tom Shadyac someone you’re familiar with?
Unless you’re a movie buff, you might not recognize his name. But his work is known – and acclaimed – throughout the world.
The man behind such box office hits as Liar Liar, Ace Ventura and Bruce Almighty, Tom Shadyac stood amongst Hollywood’s foremost makers of film comedies. But no longer.
Nowadays, Tom Shadyac isn’t playing for laughs. His latest movie, I Am, is a serious affair, a non-fiction film that delves into the problems he has identified with the modern world.
I Am finished playing in our local movie theatre last week, but not before making a profound impression on us all in our studio, here in Saunderstown.
In his far-reaching documentary, Tom and his team came to countless conclusions that spoke to us.
But one spoke louder than all the rest put together.
That conclusion? That we are all connected.
Surprised? Ha! Let’s just say we almost choked on our popcorn!
“We are all connected – connected to each other and to everything around us,” said Tom, echoing a sentiment that has long inspired us, a sentiment that underpins everything that’s done in our studio, a sentiment that encapsulates everything about us and our OMs.
You can see why we like it so much now, right? It’s right up our street. It’s our kind of movie.
Have you seen it yet? It’s quite extraordinary, although the tale behind the movie is almost as cinematic as the film itself.
In 2007, a man who admits that he had led a life of excess and greed, was involved in a huge cycling accident that threatened his life.
The answer is I Am – a movie made by a four-man crew, rather than the usual 400, a movie featuring Archbishop Desmond Tutu rather than Jim Carrey, a movie we love, a movie we’re delighted to endorse.
For a man whose earlier movies grossed almost two billion dollars, I Am is a considerable departure. It is also a fascinating project that has struck a chord here in Saunderstown.
Goodness, we could write about this all day, but we don’t tell it half as well as Tom Shadyac and besides, we don’t want to spoil the show.
If you haven’t seen the movie, we urge you to do so.
If you have seen the movie, please share your thoughts.
We’d love to know what you think. Your thoughts are important to us because we are all connected.


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How long have you been waiting for the second video of the new healing computer technology?! Well we have it now and Neil hopes you can understand it better than he!
Neil says he only knows one thing about this computer and that is today, in Germany, it has printed out that his body at this time has been cured of various problems, mostly brought on by poisons dished out by the “establishment” in one way or another.
Neil says it feels great to be without pain or sickness and although not out of the woods yet (he goes in for another test tomorrow) he knows it is finally over with.
All the best, and thanks to you all for sticking with us during such hard times.
We did our best to compensate for not finishing up in a timely fashion with the Accounts by bringing the new medical technologies to you. We have been collecting questions about this technology that people have sent to us and we will address them in due course as time allows.
God bless you all and now let’s go and get these Global Collateral Accounts sorted out as soon as possible.
Please send any enquiries to: contact@neilkeenan.com.

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Chinese stocks could climb as much as 20 percent by the first quarter of 2013 after having bottomed in early June, and investors looking for a window to buy should dip in now, according to Japanese brokerage Nomura.
An investor smiles at a stock exchange hall on August 10, 2011 in Shenyang, Liaoning Province of China.
However, this will be a short-term bounce, Nomura warned, and the market could give up most of these gains after March. This is because inflationwill creep back up to 4 percent for much of 2013 and China will need to put up with slower growth in order to implement reforms, Research Analysts Wendy Liu and Vicky Fung said in a report published on Monday.
For now, traders looking for a short-term opportunity to buy will benefit from low valuations in the MSCI China Index, which is trading at close to 9 times current earnings, and an economy that is expected to bounce back from a government-engineered slowdown.
The MSCI China Index was trading at 52.22 as of July 23, according to latest weekly data from Datastream, Fung said. A slow-down in the economy had weighed on Chinese stocks for much of the year, with GDP growth decelerating to a three-year low of 7.6 percent in the second quarter.
Nomura believes that June was the turning point for both equities and the economy. China’s quarterly GDP growth should improve through the second quarter of 2013, Nomura said. The brokerage forecasts that the Chinese economy would expand 8.1 percent, 8.8 percent, 6 percent and 8.2 percent respectively in the four quarters of 2013.
However, this would also mean that inflation would return to 3 percent in the fourth quarter of 2012 and 4.2 percent for 2013, after hitting a trough of 2.2 percent in June, according to the analysts. A new central government in Beijing to be installed at the end of the year may also sacrifice growth for long-term stability and reforms.
“After a decade of relatively fast GDP growth, overcapacity in multiple sectors, and rising income and wealth gaps, such reshuffling of the economy is necessary,” Liu and Fung said. Beijing may set its 2013 GDP target at 7.5 percent, similar to 2012, they added.
For short-term trades, Nomura favors “tactical” stocks like Baidu, Cathay Pacific, CNOOC, Huaneng, Galaxy and ICBC, which are high beta stocks that it believes will rally until the first quarter of 2013, and may decline after.
The brokerage also recommends a list of so-called ‘core’ holdings, which investors should buy now and hold, including Geely, Want Want, China Life, Sino Biopharm, Zhaojin Mining, Beijing Enterprise and China Mobile. “We believe that these are the stocks worth accumulating on weakness,” Nomura said.
Nomura believes Chinese stocks could rise again in 2014. Despite moderating GDP growth, China will not experience too much social instability, and at some point in 2014, there should be early signs of reform success. For example, the central government would have already taken action by then to recapitalize state banks if needed.

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Me and my sister stayed here on the 28th of August as a last minute little get away & we couldn't have picked a better place, Dawn was absolutely lovely, she welcomed us with open arms and worked very hard to make sure we had a nice stay, the bedroom was the perfect size for us with tea/ coffee facilities and with en suite toilet and shower, the room was clean and spacious and most of all cosy..
Beautifully clean and we'll maintained.
Breakfast a little sparse but very enjoyable.
Clean, friendly and lovely breakfast and good location for us.
Lovely hotel, very clean throughout, amazing value for money and great host.
Excellent location close to beech and fair rides free parking all around hotel if you dont want to pay dawn made us feel very welcomed we had a good sized family room very please with the hotel well stocked bar as well will be back as excellent.
Stayed in the family room, this was great for a mixed group including a child.
The room was clean and nicely furnished. The owner Dawn was very friendly and happy to help with any requests we had. The street the hotel was on was very quiet even though it was the one right behind the promenade, it is also really handy for the free bank of Scotland cash machine round the corner.
Lovely bed and breakfast, would recommend to friends and family.
The owner Dawn was lovely and very helpful and was welcoming to my young son who has autism. We would definitely stay here again as the room was clean and comfortable and the location of the hotel was ideal for our needs.
We stayed for one night only but the service we had throughout was excellent.
The room was very clean and the staff very friendly and helpful. The hotel is very close to the Southern Pier, which is our children's favourite. Would love to come back to Blackpool and stay at that hotel again.
The double bed was a very small double and was uncomfortable and squeaky as were the bunk beds. The room was basic and could do with a little bit of tlc. The toilet and shower were two very small separate rooms on the corridor. The breakfast was good. Overall though the room served its purpose for one night.
The Hotel was value for money £65 for 4 and breakfast which was nice so wasn't expecting luxury, breakfast was really nice, no where to park outside and the lady who owns I have to say wasn't that nice she seemed to be off with us not sure why as I was very polite and didn't ask for anything but from the moment we got there she seemed off which instantly put my husband off the place.


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Light iridescent tone. Extremely fine.

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Why depend on fellow humans to save your life?
Do you really think that anyone is going to stop feeding their fat face and drop that slice of cherry pie to save your life if you are choking? Forget it! Americans have the right to life, liberty, and the pursuit of caramel topping. But now you don't have to suffer the humiliation of choking to death in a public restaurant filled with overweight slobs and annoying screaming children. The new FDA-approved Heimlich Machine, which will be required to be installed in every dining establishment, will do it for you. The Heimlich Machine is always on duty, never too tired or too full to save you. It will never be distracted by the roast beef or mashed potatoes or brownie sundae. When you detect that you are in fact choking (and not just watching Full House) you run over to the Heimlich Machine, and its mechanical arm and vacuum suction device will dislodge any food item up to 200 grams from your windpipe -- perfectly every time, and with 100% safety. Don't trust your life to your fellow humans. Depend on the Heimlich Machine instead. Coming soon to a Hometown Buffet near you!
This could be good for places like my country, where people are hardly tought that food has to be chewed, let alone perform the Heimlich manouver on anybody, even less themselves.
It's all that tequila-cadet training. Squinting eyes, wrinkled nose, down-the-hatch and the shudder--oooh, the shudder. And that's just kindergarten.
surely this is baked : a vacuum cleaner would do the trick.
Baked: this was on an episode of the simpsons were Homer becomes a trucker.


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One of the special initiatives taken up by MLPS is the introduction of Information and Communication Technology enabled classrooms to aid regular teaching. This plays a vital role in the cognitive learning process enhancing student performance.
Play pen is an integral asset of the kinder world and the most pro-active step by the management supporting the development of phcyo motoric system in tiny tots.


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We are a Sales, Merchandising and Supply Chain partner adding value to your business through a fully integrated, temperature controlled network in Southern Africa.
But we are also more than that. We are people serving people. While we boast the best in tech and infrastructure, our people are our greatest resource. With our skilled, curious, can-do people at the forefront, our assets become your assets, our services your solutions.
We are able to represent our principals in the retail and wholesale channels through our dedicated, professional sales and merchandising arm, Vector Trade Marketing. Our services include sales management and shelf health management, supported through the use of leading hand-held technology. Our seamless integration, through our Control Tower, with our central demand planning and replenishment teams, customer service centres and distribution centres ensures maximum service levels into stores and on-shelf.
Led by our team of highly skilled supply chain professionals and enabled through our advanced digital supply chain platforms, our supply chain intelligence capabilities allow us to analyse, model and optimise your supply chain network to reduce costs, improve profitability, and enable competitive advantage for your organisation. We drive customer service excellence and operational effectiveness through our central Control Tower where we have seamlessly integrated our supply chain planning and logistics execution functions, thus providing our customers with a single point of contact and real-time visibility of their supply chain.
We have 22 multi-temperature distribution centres offering bulk and break bulk temperature controlled warehouses strategically located across South Africa, Namibia and Botswana. Through our scale and sophisticated multi-temperature warehousing we can offer customers competitive rates, improved service levels, enhanced picking and inventory accuracy, reduced safety stock levels, flexibility for promotions and peak capacity management.
Our primary and secondary fleet of vehicles allow us to deliver super-frozen, frozen, chilled and ambient products in a single delivery - plus we use intelligent routing systems to save food miles. The benefits for your business include lower transport costs, reduced carbon emissions, enhanced in-store product life and better on-shelf stock availability.
By integrating our customers’ international requirements into our leading network across Southern Africa, we provide our customers with an end-to-end service that really works for them. Our facilities are accredited to manage all veterinary inspections in-house, and we can handle a wide range of customs requirements. Whether by sea, air or road, we aim to make international trading as easy as possible for our customers.
Our highly skilled, customer focused and passionate team deliver industry-leading credit management services. Our superior administration and management of receivables on behalf of our clients allows them to save time, reducing administrative complexity and improving their cashflow.
We have a number of Bulk and Secondary Cold Storage facilities in the Inland, KZN and Cape regions. These allow us to integrate bulk and secondary stock handling for our principals, saving costs and minimising supply chain touch points. Our bulk cold storage service includes import container off-loading and palletizing, as well as inbound and outbound pallet handling and storage.
If you are wanting to control and drive efficiency through your supply chain, we can help! We have sophisticated routing and planning systems that allow us to model the most efficient method of collection, transportation and distribution of your product.
Through our integrated transport Control Tower, we manage and monitor a fleet of multi temperature vehicles. These vehicles transport frozen products from our principals’ processing plants or warehouses either direct to customers or into our secondary network.
By controlling most loading and delivery points in our distribution network, we maximise the utilisation of our fleet – which means lower primary transport costs for our customers, and less impact on the environment.

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Tropeano & McGrady, P.C. is an independent tax, accounting and wealth management company located in New Jersey. Our clients include businesses and individuals, both domestic and international, trusts, retirement plans and non-profit organizations.


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Robert Sapolsky’s piece in the Saturday, April 22, 2017 Wall Street Journal, goes a long way toward explaining group behavior that makes no sense. It appears that we humans have a need to fit in and will express wrong opinions that we “know” to be wrong in order to get along with the crowd we find ourselves among.
While the selection of Dr. DePinho almost six years ago now, was clearly a choice by the Board of Regents, the then Chancellor, and especially the then Executive Vice Chancellor, the ability of Dr. DePinho to do so much wrong, to hurt so many faculty, and to damage the finances of MD Anderson so severely had to have been done with the complicity of many to have lasted as long as it did. It took a new Executive Vice Chancellor, a new Chancellor, several new Regents and the loss of half a billion dollars plus the squandering of millions on a ludicrous IS project to finally get DePinho out. Why?
It is my hypothesis that the faculty was far too passive for far too long. There were moments as when one neurosurgeon bravely stated in a public forum that the leadership of MD Anderson saw patients as “ATMs” when I thought there might have been a breakthrough. I even got up in one faculty forum with Dr. Shine questioning the integrity of the new president after his multiple sins of nepotism, self-dealing and conflict of interest. But the applied pressure was neither intense enough nor protracted enough. We all gave up too soon, especially when DePinho went on his firing spree.
My point here is not to cast blame. There is more than enough to go around. Most of it falls on the shoulders of Dr. DePinho, Dr. Chin and the FORDs, the Friends of Ron DePinho, many of whom still have leadership roles and inappropriately high salaries. These enablers need to go the way of those few who did try to stand up to the DePinho juggernaut in its early days and were let go.
Rather I write so that we all can think about the brain chemistry that allows tyrants to gain a foothold and milk it for everything it’s worth. All that it takes, as the saying goes, is for good men to do nothing and many good men and women did not stand up to DePinho and his henchmen. The latter are still around and need not be. And they still spread fear and mistrust through the body of the faculty.
We all want to belong. We all want to fit in. No one likes to stick out in the crowd too very much especially when it is at great risk to the individual, as it clearly was when Dr. DePinho was in charge.
I just urge the faculty to recognize the trend toward group conformity in themselves and join together (or stand alone) to find strength when the next permanent leader of MD Anderson is named and to oppose what he or she does that is wrong and to bring the problem to light while it can still be easily ameliorated.
Loose lips may sink ships, but if you see something, say something.
Group think got us Donald Trump. It enabled Ron DePinho. It simply can dominate our lives no more.


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The summer months can be particularly troubling for our pets, but one risk that owners may not be fully aware of is grass seeds. They get into all sorts of places, such as between the toes, down the ears and under the eyelids where they cause irritation and infection. However, occasionally these pesky seeds can work their way inside the bodies of ours pets where they may require extensive investigation to diagnose, and major surgery to address the damage they have caused. This usually requires collaboration between multiple services in the hospital, including those from our diagnostic imaging team. The following case demonstrates how we worked together to solve such a problem for one of our patients at U-Vet.
Joni is a three-year-old female spayed kelpie who lives on a farming property west of Melbourne who presented to the emergency centre with a two to three day history of being lethargic and more 'clingy' with her owner. She was reported to be eating and drinking normally and had been heard to cough once the day before presentation. Except for an elevated temperature and some very mild abdominal discomfort her clinical examination was normal. A blood test suggested a focus of inflammation or infection somewhere in her body.
Joni was transferred to the internal medicine service for further investigation and a full body CT scan was performed. The radiologists identified an abnormal structure in one of her bronchi in the left lung and a large fluid filled sausage shaped structure (approximately 18 cm long) below her vertebral column in the sub lumbar muscles. The working diagnosis was that a grass seed had lodged in her bronchus and an abscess had formed in the tissue below her vertebral column. It was likely that Joni had inhaled at least two grass seeds. One grass seed was lodged in her bronchus and the second had penetrated through one of her bronchi, travelled through the lung and diaphragm into the tissues below her vertebral column (where the tip of the diaphragm attaches) and an abscess had developed.
After discussion with the surgery service it was determined that the most effective way to treat Joni’s problems was to explore both her thorax and abdomen. The grass seed in her lung was lodged deep in the bronchus and a portion of the left caudal lung lobe needed to be removed. Once this portion of the lung was removed the diseased bronchus was opened and the grass seed was identified. Abdominal surgery was then performed to explore and drain the abscess. A large amount of pus was drained from the abscess however no grass seed was found. This is not uncommon as the grass seed often disintegrates in the pus making it very difficult to identify.
After spending three days in intensive care Joni was discharged and was doing well when her stitches were removed 10 days later.
Read more about our unique diagnostic imaging services and facilities on offer at U-Vet.


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US border patrols have used tear gas to stop migrants as they rushed the border. The media has condemned the use of tear gas against “innocent” people. I saw one news report of a woman who was particularly outraged against Trump.
What is now coming out is that under President Obama tear gas was used almost 80 times against unruly migrants.
The tear gas used on migrants at the U.S.-Mexico border at the weekend, which prompted criticism of President Trump, was also used almost 80 times under the Obama administration, according to Homeland Security data….
McAleenan said hundreds - perhaps more than 1,000 - people attempted to rush vehicle lanes at the San Ysidro crossing. Mexican authorities estimated the crowd at 500. The chaos followed what began as a peaceful march to appeal for the U.S. to speed processing of asylum claims.

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Isn't going to the market - he or she may be pushing to cure diabetes. So they say in the news.
Pigs may hold the key to curing juvenile diabetes, and the Emory Transplant Center (at the Emory Univ. Hospital in Atlanta, GA) just received $2.5 million to unlock the puzzle. The Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation is funding the center's efforts to study whether implanting parts of a pig's pancreas into a human diabetes patient can help find a cure.
Last month, the BBC reported that a U.S. team has reversed diabetes in monkeys by transplanting the islets from pig pancreases, according to a study in Nature Medicine. The University of Minnesota hopes to start trials in humans by 2009.


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Our inaugural Fixit Clinic at the Union City Library went off swimmingly. We saw a variety of items that were handily handled by our many new Fixit Coaches.
Sewing and sewing machine repair was in full swing, including several luggage and zipper repairs.
Many thanks to our hosts are Librarian Lili Khalili and Union City Recycling Coordinator Jennifer Cutter, and to StopWaste.org for sponsoring us.
Whoo hoo! And, just like that: Truckee, California's on the Fixit Clinic map. Erica Merten, Recycling Coordinator for the Town of Truckee reports: "We had a total of 22 attendees, with 10-12 volunteers (a few stopped by and left early) at our local makerspace. 18 items were repaired, and the only one that didn’t get fixed, but was diagnosed was the food processor that I had brought, ironically ha. Everything from clothing, to lamps, to window sills, to snapped foosball table rod were fixed! Overall it was a great evening, and we had people asking when the next clinic would take place. Hopefully this can become a spring/fall event."


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Get in touch with the Metro Bank customer service team on the contact number 0843 208 2414 where they can help you to report any issues with your bank cards, switch up your account and more.
The customer service team for Metro Bank are on hand on the contact number 0843 208 2414. When you phone this number they can answer any questions you have relating to the different services they offer through the bank, such as their current accounts, savings accounts and more. When you phone this number you can inquire about opening up a Metro Bank personal current account, as well as finding out the benefits of doing so.
If you’d like to find the nearest Metro Bank branch to you, you can phone the number above where they will help you locate this.
If you have lost or had your Metro Bank card stolen you can phone the number 0843 208 2415 to get the card instantly blocked and ensure that no one else can use it. When you phone this number they’ll also explain the process that you need to follow to get a new one sent to you, and how long it’s likely to take to arrive. If you need to access the account whilst the card is blocked, they can also explain whether this is possible and what you’ll need to do to do this.
If you’re worried about card or account security and fraud it’s important to contact Metro Bank straight away on the phone number 0844 248 2394. When you call this number they’ll ask a series of questions regarding any suspicious transactions that have occurred, missing money from your account, or a suspicious phone call or email you’ve had from someone claiming to be Metro Bank.
The easiest way to switch your personal or business current account to Metro Bank is by phoning the number 0844 453 0265. You can also call this number for switches that in progress too.
When you call to make the switch, you’ll have to provide detailed information about your current accounts, and the type of accounts you’d like to make the switch to. This may take some time, so be prepared to not have it all done within the one day.
For further details on business banking with Metro Bank you can call the number 0844 826 1926. When you phone this number they can assist questions you have about the benefits of business banking with them, and the different services they offer. If you’d like further information on the business deposit account, business borrowing options or sector services you can phone the number above.
If you already have a business account with Metro Bank you can also call this number to make any necessary changes to your account, request further bank cards, or add new details to the account.
Phone the number 0844 248 2395 to get through to the mortgages team for Metro Bank where they can help if you’re both a new or existing customer.
If you’re an existing customer you can phone this number to discuss switching mortgages, renewing your current one, making extra payments, or changing the date of the direct debit on your account.
If you’d like to inquire about Metro Bank residential or their buy-to-let mortgages you can phone the number above. When you call this number to get a mortgage from them, you’ll have to answer lots of different questions about yourself, and anyone else who is being named on the mortgage with you.
For further details on the safe deposit boxes offered by Metro Bank you can phone them on the contact number 0844 248 2396. When you call this number they’ll explain the different boxes available and the cost of renting them, either for a year or on a short-term monthly basis. They’ll explain when you have access to your safe deposit box, as well as find the nearest box that’s available to you.


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Hello, I’m back! It’s been awhile since I posted on Sweet Maple… taking care of a toddler, being pregnant, and working full-time took up most of my time in 2015! 2016 is here and I’m excited to be back. I can’t wait to share with you my latest project… a big boy room! This is Nathan’s nursery that he is in right now….
The room worked really well for him but after finding out we were expecting a boy, I loved the idea of starting something new for N’s room, now knowing his personality.
I found it pretty challenging to find a room that I liked and that I thought suited him. It probably took me 2 months of pouring through pictures on Pinterest to find a good direction to take when planning his room.
Jordan from Oh Happy Day put together the cutest room for her two boys. It’s full of colour and a sense of adventure – I wanted something like this. I loved that she makes it easy to clean and organize at the end of the day.
The next picture is the one that started things off… I absolutely loved this mural.
I loved the simplicity of it and the colours. When I saw this picture, we had just gotten back from traveling to the Canadian Rockies (it was amazing) so it made my decision easier to choose to do the mural on one of the walls and go from there.
I’m still working on this room and hope to have it done by end of March. Can’t wait to show you the finished product!!
How great to see you pop back up in my RSS feed! I totally understand the craziness of life – with a 2 and 4 year old, I’m not sure where 2015 went!!

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INMOVE® is a collection of sports socks of special design proper for the particular sports, designed in collaboration with professional sportsmen. All INMOVE® socks, besides advanced functionality and attractive design, have unique hygienic properties.
Thanks to a special finishing process or silver content in the yarn, socks are odourless even after long-term, intensive use!

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The 2018 ZERO Prostate Cancer Run/Walk in Boston on 9/9 was a big success. The weather was a bit cooler and cloudier than we've had other years, but that didn't dampen anyone's spirits.
The GBU booth is set up and looking GOOD.
It's a dog's world. #justasitshouldbe Check out the GBU football!
The kid's race stole the show! Here's hoping they come of age in a prostate-cancer free world.
And the runners are off! That's Dr. Lopushnyan representing in the middle of the second row with the bright blue GBU t-shirt.
How about a group shot? We have the best team--inside and outside of the office!
Donations are still welcome! Check out the Team GBU page here.


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‘Google isn’t the Only One Watching You. God is’: Franklin Graham Reminds Christians God Doesn’t Need an App | CBN News | Gospel World News, Inc. ‘Google isn’t the Only One Watching You. God is’: Franklin Graham Reminds Christians God Doesn’t Need an App | CBN News – Gospel World News, Inc.
Last week, US Rep. Ted Poe (R-Texas) repeatedly pressed Google CEO Sundar Pichai about Google’s location tracking capabilities during Pichai’s hearing before the House Judiciary Committee hearing in Washington.Poe asked the Google CEO if “Google’s location tracking so precise that it can know if someone moved from one side of a room to another?””I wouldn’t be able to answer without knowing more details,” Pichai responded.


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Each quatrain has its own rhyme scheme, rhyming in alternating lines. But, instead of seeing fall as a time of abundance, he imagines it as a sign of winter and of death Howe p. The answer could lie in the interpretation of both the young man's and the poet's character in other sonnets. The larger set of sonnets display a deliberate sequence, a sonnet cycle… 1803 Words 8 Pages Eroticism and Mortality in Shakespeare's Sonnet 73 William Shakespeare's sonnet cycle is famous with its rich metaphorical style. Shakespeare's use of metaphor to illustrate decay and passing are striking, and sets a somber tone throughout. His eyes are so true…. In me thou seest the glowing of such fire That on the ashes of his youth doth lie As the death-bed whereon it must expire, Consumed with that which it was nourished by.
This thou perceivest, which makes thy love more strong, To love that well which thou must leave ere long. He has eyes that are brighter than the eyes of any women. The depth of each sonnet comes from its multilayered meanings and images, which are reinforced by its structure, sound, and rhythm. This makes him seem very selfish, because we are all going to die sooner or later, and it does not do any good to dwell… 787 Words 4 Pages Shakespeare's Sonnet 73, published in 1609, is written in the Shakespearean or English sonnet style. Time is omnipresent in everyone's life, just passing and passing inexorably, relentlessly, so unstoppable. The first such interpretation is that the author of the poem is speaking to someone else about his own death that will inevitably come in the future. The speaker in this sonnet has used imagery and some figurative language to depict his anxiety over aging.
Each quatrain develops an image of lateness, of approaching extinction - of a season, of a day, and of a fire, but they also apply to a life Abrams et al. In me thou seest the twilight of such day As after sunset fadeth in the west, Which by and by black night doth take away, Death's second self, that seals up all in rest. The figure of speech involved in lines 1-4, 5-8, and 9-12, are all metaphors that have been used for the imagery they bring to the sonnet. . It consists of three quatrains and one couplet at the end, written in iambic pentameters. In this particular sonnet, Shakespeare has used metaphors that talk about one thing as if it were another.
Sonnet 73 provides an excellent example. Like the varying magnitudes of stars that distinguish the sky's constellations, infused with myths describing all degrees and types of love, the spondaic, trochaic, and pyrrhic substitutions create a pattern of meaning that can be inferred by the discerning eye and mind. Essentially, the metaphors mean the same whereby, the speaker seems to be slowly coming to grips with the finality of him getting to old age and the insubstantiality of time Howe 7. This thou perceiv'st, which makes thy love more strong, To love that well which thou must leave ere long. But what is Shakespeare trying to say? Our attention will focus on sonnet 12, a remarkable and poignant poem about the relentless passing of time, the fading beauty, immortality, death and Old Age, these subjects being typical of all Shakespeare's Sonnets. The sonnet, however, is not simply a fourteen-line poem having a prescribed rhyme scheme. The couplet summarizes the preceding twelve lines.
In lines 3-4, these are also metaphors that indicate the word choir refers to not only a group of persons singing in a church; but also to a place in the church where the choir sits Howe, p21. This interpretation has the poem focused on the author, and his focus and concern over himself. The Italian or petrachan type, consists of an octet, usually rhymed cdecde or in some permutation of these. He uses the season of Fall, the coming of night, and the burning out of a flame as metaphors for old age and death, and then uses the… 1592 Words 7 Pages William Shakespeare wrote a group of 154 sonnets between 1592 and 1597, which were compiled and published under the title Shakespeare's Sonnets in 1609. The imagery used refers to a description of a scene in the fall season. The English sonnet type consists of three quatrains plus a concluding couplet, rhymed variously, the Shakespearian form being abab cdcd efef gg. An Analysis of Shakespeare's Sonnet 73 Sonnet 73 by William Shakespeare is widely read and studied.
In me thou seest the twilight of such day As after sunset fadeth in the west, Which by and by black night doth take away, Death's second self that seals up all in rest. However, Sonnet 73 contains many of the themes common throughout the entire body of sonnets, including the ravages of time on one's physical well-being and the mental anguish associated with moving further from youth and closer to death… 536 Words 3 Pages An Analysis of Shakespeare's Sonnet 116 Shakespeare's Sonnet 116, denying Time's harvest of love, contains 46 iambic, 15 spondaic, 6 pyrrhic, and 3 trochaic feet. The poet compares his age to three images through the quatrains: autumn, the dying of the year first quatrain ; the dying of the fire third quatrain. The 154 poems are divided into two groups, a larger set, consisting of sonnets 1-126 which are addressed by the poet to a dear young man, the smaller group of sonnets 127-154 address another persona, a 'dark lady'. Equally important is the fact that the speaker throughout the poem used three major metaphors age, death and fire as imagery to show that human life is beautiful before death and light of day is similar to life, while, nighttime resembles death. Its like comparing how a person ages to that of a tree as it loses its leaves.
Here the poet uses a perhaps surprising argument — he says that the fact that he's ageing, reaching the autumn of his years, should make the friend love him more, since he will have to part with him soon. In these lines 1, 5, and 9, the speaker uses anaphora as it involves the same syntactical structure Howe, p 15. Though it seems there will not be a simple answer, for a better understanding of Shakespeare's Sonnet 73, this essay offers an explication of the sonnet from The Norton Anthology of English Literature: That time of year thou mayst in me behold When yellow leaves, or none, or few, do hang Upon those boughs which shake against the cold, Bare ruined choirs, where late the sweet birds sang. The image of the 'bare ruin'd choirs' is a reminder that in the England of the Reformation there would have been so many ruined monasteries dotting the landscape. Sonnet 73 appears to contain multiple parallels to death and the person speaking in the poem gives the impression that he is near death and reflecting back upon life.
These pictures of sonnet 73 was taken from Google images. The first quatrain,… 1225 Words 5 Pages Analysis of Shakespeare's Sonnet 20 Sonnet 20 appears to be about an affectionate love that the speaker develops for an unnamed man. Autoplay next video That time of year thou mayst in me behold, When yellow leaves, or none, or few do hang Upon those boughs which shake against the cold, Bare ruined choirs where late the sweet birds sang. He describes the man as having a woman's face that Nature painted with its own hand. In me thou see'st the glowing of such fire That on the ashes of his youth doth lie, As the death-bed whereon it must expire Consumed with that which it was nourish'd by.
The speaker uses the season of autumn or fall as metaphors for old age and death. The three examples illustrate aging being compared to a tree as it loses its leaves in the fall. Certainly most sonnets are fourteen-line poems, and most sonneteers do confine themselves to prescribed rhyme patterns Bender and Squier xxii. This poem is not simply a procession of interchangeable metaphors; it is the story of the speaker slowly coming to grips with the finality of his age and his impermanence in time. That time of year thou mayst in me behold When yellow leaves, or none, or few, do hang Upon those boughs which shake against the cold, Bare ruin'd choirs, where late the sweet birds sang. This entry was posted in by.

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I have owned and managed the South Oxfordshire office since 2002 and have built up a wide portfolio of clients in the area including business start ups, established sole traders and partnerships and small Ltd companies. I also provide a self assessment tax return service for private clients.
Prior to that, I gained 20 years business experience working for or with a range of different sized businesses both in the UK and Continental Europe.
My office strives to offer exceptional customer service by listening to my clients needs and responding accordingly. I offer a friendly, flexible and modern approach to accounting and taxation advice and offer the option of out of hours meetings either at my client’s premises or at my office in Burcot, near Abingdon.
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Jean M. Desanctis-Lewis is a licensed CPA located in Coatesville, PA 19320. Jean M. Desanctis-Lewis has been issued a Pennsylvania license. All CPAs, including Jean M. Desanctis-Lewis, have at the minimum an undergraduate degree in accounting, passed a rigorous national exam and adhere to mandated continuing education requirements of their states in which they are licensed. CPAs can work in private industry, education or government but most people think of CPAs during tax season as the experts in tax preparation. Their overall training in business and knowledge in principles of general law and taxation provide CPAs with the skills to help individuals with both personal and business financial decisions.
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text: Our beer this week came from the popular brewers at Lagunitas Brewing Company out of Petaluma, CA. We’ve talked about their beers on previous episodes, and have enjoyed most of what we tasted. I wanted to go with a refreshing lager to drink on a hot night, and this beer wasn’t that. It’s a good beer, but don’t expect a lite colored or tasting beer. It’s described as an India Style Lager and has a caramel looking color. It’s a Spring seasonal beer with 7.9% ABV and 42 IBU. It wasn’t something we expected, but still enjoyed quite a bit. Listen to our latest episode to find out what else we have to say about the beer, and our expert ratings.


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Mint is both common and more complicated than we think. The plant is extremely hardy; a single clipping can be sprouted in a small amount of water or planted directly in soil and will grow large enough to take over entire beds. It reproduces and spreads so readily in fact, that in some areas it is considered an invasive species.
Like basil, the mint flavor comes from oil contained in the leaves. Roll, bruise lightly and slice the same way. It is also commonly used for its medicinal properties, calming stomach cramps and symptoms of respiratory illness in hot teas. It can even sooth topical burns in a cooled tea form.
For thousands of years mint has been a symbol of hospitality, used to clear the air in temples and homes, rubbed on tables to welcome visitors in Greece and served as tea to welcome guests in the Middle East. There are over 600 varieties, including the common peppermint and spearmint. Less common are lemon, apple, pineapple, orange, water, horse (I don’t think I want to taste that one) and even chocolate mint. Pennyroyal mint is toxic to both humans and pets and should never be ingested.
Key to growing happy mint is the choice of container: it spreads through runners – laterally-growing roots that “run” along the ground. It isn’t a vine, so it won’t crawl up, but it will spread out in a wide formation if allowed. Those runners will put down roots of their own and send up more delicious, mint-y growth for you to enjoy, so choose a container that is more wide than deep to give it room to spread and avoid bound roots. As with other herbs, new growth will emerge from the leaf nodes just below a cut stem, so harvest strategically, leaving one or two sets of leaves below the cut. Your plant will thank you with healthy, lush growth.
Mint likes to stay moist, but not damp, so plant in well-drained soil and water more frequently than other herbs like cilantro and chives. Flowering signals the end of the life cycle. Pinching off flowers will extend the life of your plant. It loves bright light, so grow outside in bright, direct light. Indoors, keep it happy with ten hours of high quality light. Don’t let it get too close to the window or grow light bulb, as it can easily scorch. Opt for cool-to-the-touch LED grow lights, like VividGro‘s GroBar, to avoid heat and scorching altogether.


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HOUSTON, March 16, 2016 /PRNewswire/ -- Goodrich Petroleum Corporation (OTC Markets: GDPM) (the "Company") today announced results to date and that it is extending the expiration date of its previously announced offers to exchange newly issued shares of common stock, par value $0.20 per share (the "Common Stock"), for any and all of its Existing Unsecured Notes (as defined below) (the "Unsecured Notes Exchange Offers") and for any and all shares of its Existing Preferred Stock (as defined below) (the "Preferred Exchange Offers," and together with the Unsecured Notes Exchange Offers, the "Exchange Offers"). The Company has amended the expiration of the tender offers until 5:00 p.m., New York City time, on March 31, 2016 to coincide with the Special Shareholders Meeting scheduled for the same day. All of the other terms and conditions of the Exchange Offers remain unchanged. The Company expects this to be the final extension.
1,741,193 depositary shares each representing 1/1000th of a share of the Company's 10.00% Series E Cumulative Convertible Preferred Stock (such depositary shares, the "Series E Preferred Stock" and, together with the Series B Preferred Stock, Series C Preferred Stock and Series D Preferred Stock, the "Existing Preferred Stock") have been validly tendered and not properly withdrawn pursuant to the tender offer, representing approximately 66% of the Series E Preferred Stock offered for exchange.
The terms and conditions of the Exchange Offers, prior to the amendment described in this release, were set forth in the Offers to Exchange, dated January 26, 2016, each as amended and restated on February 5, 2016 (the "Offers to Exchange"), and the Amended and Restated Letter of Transmittals (the "Letters of Transmittal"), and the other related materials that the Company distributed to holders of the Existing Unsecured Notes and Existing Preferred Stock, which were filed with the Securities and Exchange Commission ("SEC") as exhibits to the Schedule TOs on January 26, 2016 and February 5, 2016 (the "Original Tender Offer Materials"). The Original Tender Offer Materials have been amended and supplemented by Amendment No. 2 to the Schedule TOs, which were filed with the SEC on February 16, 2016, Amendment No. 3 to the Schedule TOs, which were filed with the SEC on February 25, 2016, Amendment No. 4 to the Schedule TOs, which were filed with the SEC on March 3, 2016 Amendment No. 5 to the Schedule TOs, which were filed with the SEC on March 8, 2016, and Amendment No. 6 to the Schedule TOs, which were filed with the SEC on March 9, 2016 (collectively, the "Schedule TO Amendments"). The term "tender offer," when used in this release, shall refer to the terms and conditions described in the Original Tender Offer Materials, as amended and supplemented by the Schedule TO Amendments and this press release.

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There are many categories of components that you can add or edit in your game. (Such as card decks, mats, shards, stickers, etc...). All of the different components are edited in the same way and use the same edit screen displayed in the video tutorial below.
When you upload an image for a double-sided component (such as a mat, chit, tile, or two-part box), the component will be created using that image for both sides. To change the image for one of the sides, simply click on either the front or back image, and you'll be able to upload a new image for that side of the component.
Note: Be sure to download and use The Game Crafter's official templates when designing new game components.

industry_corpus2: Gaming


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1. These regulations may be called the Securities Contracts (Regulation) (Stock Exchanges and Clearing Corporations) (Amendment) Regulations, 2018.
2. These regulations shall come into force on October 1, 2018.
(I) in regulation 2, in sub-regulation (1), clauses (fa), (ia) and (oa) shall be omitted.
(III) in regulation 44C, the symbols and words “, including a commodity derivatives exchange,” shall be omitted.
“Obligation of Clearing Corporation in Commodity Derivatives.
1. The Securities and Contracts (Regulation) (Stock Exchanges and Clearing Corporations) Regulations, 2012 were published in the Gazette of India on 20th June, 2012 vide F. No. LAD-NRO/GN/2012-13/07/13546.
(a) on 2nd September, 2013 by the Securities and Contracts (Regulation) (Stock Exchanges and Clearing Corporations) (Amendment) Regulations, 2013 vide No. LAD-NRO/GN/2013- 2014/14/21/6463.
(b) on 8th September, 2015 by the Securities and Contracts (Regulation) (Stock Exchanges and Clearing Corporations) (Amendment) Regulations, 2015 vide No. LAD-NRO/GN/2015-16/016.
(c) on 11th January, 2016 by the Securities and Contracts (Regulation) (Stock Exchanges and Clearing Corporations) (Amendment) Regulations, 2016 vide No. SEBI/LAD-NRO/GN/2015-16/29.
(d) on 7th March, 2016 by the Securities and Contracts (Regulation) (Stock Exchanges and Clearing Corporations) (Second Amendment) Regulations, 2016 vide No. SEBI/LAD/NRO/GN/2015-16/037.
(e) on 29th August, 2016 by the Securities and Contracts (Regulation) (Stock Exchanges and Clearing Corporations) (Third Amendment) Regulations, 2016 vide No. SEBI/L.A.D.-N.R.O./G.N./2016-17/011.
(f) on 12th January, 2017 by the Securities and Contracts (Regulation) (Stock Exchanges and Clearing Corporations) (Amendment) Regulations, 2017 vide No. SEBI/LAD/NRO/G.N./2016-17/020.
(g) on 15th February, 2017 by the Securities and Contracts (Regulation) (Stock Exchanges and Clearing Corporations) (Second Amendment) Regulations, 2017 vide No. SEBI/LAD/NRO/G.N./2016-17/033.
(h) on March 6th,2017 by the Securities and Exchange Board of India (Payment of Fees and Mode of Payment) (Amendment) Regulations, 2017 vide notification no. SEBI/LAD/NRO/GN/2016-17/037 read with notification no. SEBI/LAD/NRO/GN/2016-17/38 dated March 29, 2017.
(i) on May 29th, 2017 by the Securities and Contracts (Regulation) (Stock Exchanges and Clearing Corporations) (Third Amendment) Regulations, 2017 vide No. SEBI/LAD/NRO/G.N./2017-18/3.


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If you visit the Republic of Yemen, your not far from Socotra Island. Socotra Island is a wonder to behold. There are 55,000 people who live there and there’s no shortage of amazing things to experience. They even have their own district language and a wealth of culture to take in. The language is called Soqotri, which is a Semetic language. They also speak the Arab version of the Yemen language. The nature of the island is especially wonderful. Here is an amazing fact you may not have known before, a third of the plant life found on Socotra Island can not be found anywhere else on earth. This happens through the process of speciation. Some people say the island looks like the strangest thing in the world.
Not only that, but the flora and fauna, meaning plant life, that is there is part of the ten most endangered flora and fauna balances in the world. There are over 800 species of plant life, and a third of them will only be found on the island, nowhere else on the planet. One of the most striking of these is called the Dragons Blood Tree! This plant was highly sought after for its red sap for medicine and also as a paint and varnish. A few others are the cucumber tree, which of course looks like a giant cucumber, and the giant succulent tree. There is also the rare Socotran pomegranate and many others.
Amazingly enough, such a large island only has one native inhabitant. The bat. Over time, other species inhabited the island as well. There are also rare species of animals that can’t be found anywhere else. For example, the Bunting, Starling, Sunbird, Sparrow, Warbler, and Cisticola. Other introduced species to the island include goats, which researchers are worried may encroach upon the many unique flora and fauna through grazing. Efforts are underway to circumvent such occurrences from causing the extinction of these plants.
Aside from the plant life, there is the aqua lagoon at Qalansiya on the Socotra Island. The snowish white dunes at Ras Momi, and more. It is a very spiritual land, shrouded in mystery. Some people say that because bats are the only species that inhabit the island naturally, that it is much older than previously thought. In fact, the island could date back to the point before mammals appeared on earth.
Visiting such a fantastic place might be worth considering, even though it isn’t part of Yemen physically. Yemen owns it and decides what happens on the island. Such a beautiful place with so many inhabitants, a unique language, and a separate plant and animal life has to be worth the price of admission, there is no doubt. There are many tours available where you can find everything you need to have the time of your life. Enjoy!

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Can Labour forge a new, 21st-century socialism?
In among all the noise about Brexit and Donald Trump, there’s a remarkable sound: a great deal of the free-market, laissez-faire ideas that have dominated the last four decades being criticised and contested, perhaps as never before. In the US, the fallout from the election of 2016 has fed into the first stirrings of a new, confidently radical Democratic politics; in Britain, the Labour party might still be locked into endless travails and internal tensions, but it has definitely pulled politics leftwards. On a bad day, the political darkness can still feel overwhelming, but even in the most unlikely places, there are sometimes tantalising signs of light.
A panicked Tory prime minister is now rhapsodising about public housing. The Economist last week published an essay about the revival of liberalism built around such ideas as land taxation and a guaranteed income. For sure, continuing austerity and the polarised state of politics may bring to mind the hoary old quote from the Italian communist Antonio Gramsci: “The crisis consists precisely in the fact that the old is dying and the new cannot be born; in this interregnum a great variety of morbid symptoms appear.” History doesn’t glide; it wildly lurches. But the idea that neoliberalism is on the back foot is surely beyond doubt.
What kind of capitalism we have, then, is now open to debate. But what cannot be argued with is the technology that sits under it, and the extent to which it defines how we live. Some people might think 2018’s disruptions hold out the prospect of our economy and society somehow being rewound to the era before Margaret Thatcher – but in a world of working lives that endlessly change, information on tap and a public more assertive than ever, there is no going back. To use a term that evokes a lost time of deference, mass production, standardised everything and change handed down from the top, the post-1945 era was Fordist. This one is anything but.
As Labour meets this week in Liverpool, the need for left politics to finally adapt to these new conditions will intrude on the debates. At The World Transformed, the Momentum-led alternative conference that has enlivened proceedings since 2016, the blurb for one session baldly reminds its readers that “1970s state socialism is dead”, and there are fascinatingly energised sessions about reinventing politics from the ground up. By way of a nod to the same idea, the party has served notice that one of the big official themes will be the need to “empower communities”.
The problem is that these ideas have yet to be turned into the kind of stories and messages that might decisively push Labour somewhere new. The party has been transformed, but it has a split personality – to quote the academic Jeremy Gilbert, Labour continues to be divided between a “decentralised political movement that would like to build a more democratic and cooperative economy” and “a top-down project focused entirely on maintaining Corbyn’s leadership, which is largely proposing a return to the statist social democracy of the postwar era”. The former demands deep thought, and the willingness to surrender old orthodoxies; the latter is a comfort blanket to which much of the party still instinctively clings.
There will be a lot of talk in Liverpool about nationalising things, and much applause in response. The party’s opponents will have no trouble claiming that its proposed cure for the grimness of the modern job market is a return to the labour relations of the 1970s; its response to the underfunding and privatisation of the NHS will look like a planned return to some imagined golden age in which people pulled levers in Whitehall and goodwill made everything OK.
Left politics has always had a susceptibility to conservatism: this is its modern manifestation, made worse by a delusion that (whatever Labour’s current contortions over a second EU referendum) still seems to grip some very important people at the top – the idea that Brexit will somehow create the conditions for an autarkic, parochial, sepia-tinted utopia we should think of as “socialism in one country”.
To make those criticisms is not to dream of the 1990s and yearn after a lost era of “centrism”. At the start of a new political season, it feels like an opportune moment to make a point too often overlooked: that some people are sceptical and stand-offish about Corbynism not because of its supposed radicalism, but because it is not nearly radical enough.
So far, the new Labour party has had depressingly little to say about the decayed British state and the dysfunctional nature of its power. There is still no meaningful discussion of the stupid voting system that renders millions of us powerless, and thereby played its part in the Brexit vote. Most Labour people seem lamentably uninterested in a system of local and city government that is completely broken, or tensions within the UK that plainly point towards the necessity of a new federal settlement. The fact that huge chunks of the work done ineptly in Whitehall could be pushed down to the regional and local level is barely recognised.
In that sense, the imperative should not be nationalisation, but the need to localise and democratise. Labour could free the health service from targets and central diktats, and break it up into democratically accountable units. It could embrace the idea of getting rid of such useless central ministries as the Departments for Work and Pensions, Housing, and Communities and Local Government, and passing their powers to the most local level possible. Perhaps most urgently, Labour policy cries out to be pushed beyond a lost world of secure jobs for all, and into the fabric of how people actually live – as consumers, home-makers, carers, parents. If that sounds abstract, consider two unanswered questions: what does Labour really want to do with England’s outmoded schools system, and our centralised, authoritarian and hateful benefits regime?
Every week at the moment, I seem to find myself standing outside an Amazon fulfilment centre: those leviathans that seem to embody their age as much as pits and steelworks symbolised our industrial past. The way they crash-land in communities and extract labour and resources with precious little payback speaks to people’s sense of local powerlessness; the fact that they are owned and run by a company whose power crosses borders underlines that Jeff Bezos will only be brought to heel when people and governments from an array of countries jointly agree to act; the sense that the jobs they offer will soon be automated away is obvious.
So increasingly, I wonder: What is the socialism of the Amazon age? How will it be expressed? And can it be shaped into something that might credibly take power? Put another way, while proudly hanging on to immovable ideas of equality and solidarity, are Labour and the left finally ready to leave the 20th century?


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The HSK is an international standardized exam that tests and rates Chinese language proficiency. It assesses non-native Chinese speakers’ abilities in using the Chinese language in their daily, academic and professional lives. HSK consists of six levels, namely the HSK (level I), HSK (level II), HSK (level III), HSK (level IV), HSK (level V), and HSK (level VI).
The HSKK is the oral exam of Chinese, to test the candidates verbal ability test, including HSKK (primary), HSKK (intermediate) and HSKK (Advanced), exam is using recording form.
The YCT is an international standardized test of Chinese language proficiency. It assesses young foreign students' abilities to use Chinese in their daily and academic lives. The YCT consists of a writing test and a speaking test, which are independent of each other. The writing test is divided into four levels, namely, the YCT (level I), YCT (level II), YCT (level III), and YCT (level IV). The speaking test is divided into the YCT (Beginner Level) and YCT (Intermediate Level).
The BCT, as an international standardized test of Chinese language proficiency, focuses on assessing non-native Chinese speakers’ abilities to use the Chinese language in real business or common working environments and evaluating the language tasks they are able to complete. It aims to provide references for companies to recruit and select employees, for schools and training institutions to organize teaching activities, and for learners to evaluate themselves.
The payments of examination fees are generally non-refundable.


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A pre-approved auto loan is different from a conventional auto loan because you are approved for a loan on a car before you ever walk onto the lot. Auto loan pre-approval allows you to enter the dealership knowing what you can afford and what interest rate you will pay. You won’t waste time considering cars that you won’t qualify to buy.
When you rely on conventional auto financing, you usually choose the vehicle you’re interested in, decide how much you are willing to put toward a down payment and then borrow the remainder of the purchase price.
However, before a lender will agree to loan you that money, you must be approved. Sometimes, you are denied a loan with favorable interest rates because your credit is poor or you don’t have the cash for a large enough down payment. You must then start over and find a new option or else risk being pressured into disagreeable loan terms.
If you would rather know what you can afford ahead of time, obtain a pre-approved auto loan instead. A lender will examine your credit and finances, the size of your down payment and offer you the loan terms you qualify for.
Pre-approved auto financing is not only helpful in determining what you can afford to buy, but also for finding better loan interest rates. You have the advantage of shopping several lending sources ahead of time instead of negotiating a rate with whatever dealership happens to have the car you want.
Though it is convenient, dealerships tend to tack on additional interest when you finance through them. Comparison shopping for a lender that offers affordable rates is paramount in purchasing a car and auto loan pre-approval will let you do so more easily.

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These are questions I've received over the years (and recently) about my graphics, but if you don't see a question you're looking for, feel free to send me one through the contact forum. **STILL UNDER CONSTRUCTION!!
A: I use the following programs - Adobe Photoshop CS3 // Adobe Photoshop CS4 // Adobe Photoshop Imageready // Adobe Photoshop 7.0 // Paint Tool Sai // Open Canvas 5 // Autodesk SketchBook Express 2011 // Adobe Photoshop Elements 8.0 // VLC Media Player // Camtasia.
Q: What textures/brushes did you use in "link to image" or do you use in general?
A: I put up here all of the places where I've gotten and collected textures/brushes over the years. I recommend you just go to Deviantart and type in 'Textures' in the search bar or go through textures communities on Livejournal like icon_textures or textures_r_us.
Q: Where can I ask questions about "name here what you want to learn (ex: selective coloring or gifs)" or find tutorials?
A: Again, check tutorials out on Deviantart or at icon_tutorial, real good place to find out pretty much anything.
Q: How do I reduce the file size of an image without losing the quality?


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The Custard TV: Ben Miller to leave Death in Paradise. Kris Marshall to join the cast.
Ben Miller to leave Death in Paradise. Kris Marshall to join the cast.
It has been announced that Kris Marshall (Lightfields, My Family) is to join the cast of BBC One's hit crime drama Death In Paradise as the latest lead detective, in the new series.
Series three will also see the departure of DI Richard Poole, played by Ben Miller (Primeval, Armstrong & Miller). However, details of how and when Miller will depart remain tightly under wraps.
Joining series regulars Sara Martins, Danny John-Jules, Gary Carr and Don Warrington when filming starts on the Caribbean island of Guadeloupe from next month, Marshall will play a bright, but rather disorganised and gawky DI, Humphrey Goodman, who is stuck in a mid-life rut and is looking to find a new life and fresh start.
Kris Marshall said: "I am thrilled to be joining Death In Paradise and finding out a bit more about what makes Humphrey tick. Six months filming on a tropical island with an amazing cast and glorious sunshine? What isn't there to love! I might even get myself a parrot!"
Following two hugely successful series', Miller leaves the show on a high, with an average of almost eight million viewers tuning in to each episode of the second series.
Ben Miller said: "I have absolutely loved my time on Death In Paradise and am sad to be leaving such a successful show, however DI Poole has made no secret of his struggle with the Caribbean heat, so I felt now was a good time to put him out of his misery! I know Kris will do a superb job and I'm delighted to be handing over the detective baton to him."
Belinda Campbell, Executive Producer, Red Planet Pictures, said: "Ben Miller is an excellent actor and has played the part of DI Richard Poole magnificently for two series, and we're very sad to be saying goodbye. However we're thrilled to be welcoming Kris Marshall on board who we know will be brilliant in the role of Humphrey. He will bring with him dishevelled charm, sparkle, quick wit, and a razor-sharp intelligence in solving crimes."
Ben Stephenson, BBC Controller Drama Commissioning, said: "Thank you to Ben for leading two hugely successful series of Death In Paradise. He is leaving on a high and handing over to the very talented Kris Marshall. I am looking forward to seeing Kris in his new role and what he does with his character."
It was announced earlier this year that the ratings smash crime drama series, renowned for its weekly measure of whodunit mystery and stunning Caribbean backdrop, will be returning for a third series in early 2014.
My husband and I love "Death in Paradise" and look forward to watching it every week. We are huge fans of Ben Miller and were very upset when he was "killed". We will miss him terribly!
But, we were very pleased with Kris Marshall as his replacement because we were delighted with his character too. And he handled Richard's murder splendidly.
We will look forward to seeing Ben Miller in something new soon.
love the show-really like kris marshall--the Camille character is wooden--maybe they can kill her off,in a murder and get her sister-the incredibly talented inspector to bounce off kris ,the other talented inspector. of equal rank and trying to prove which is best--like the thin man.remember.
My husband and I were really disappointed that DI Poole was killed off. At first I did not like the new DI, but by the end of the show we felt he was a good replacement and look forward to future episodes. Glad to see the rest of cast is remaining -- they all seem to work well together. Who knows, there could be romance between Camille and "Hump" since his wife is leaving him. Good choice for a replacement of Poole.
just looked up "death in paradise" (cheating like looking at the last page of a book) but i so enjoyed the chemistry between Poole and Camile, that i wanted to see if they became lovers, or better yet, married by the end of the series.
imagine when i learned instead that Poole is killed.


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Independent digital artist living in Northern Utah. Always experimenting with new mediums. Lover of all kinda of art, music and writing. Avid roleplayer- enjoy writing stories for others to enjoy.
Took me quite a few hours to complete. Another project I just got wound up in and had to complete. Thanks!
The hand is a very important part of the body that can either flow with a picture or it can be a distraction. This tutorial isn't going to help you where to place hands in your picture but the basics of hands and what they can do and basically how to draw them.
First, we’ll briefly discuss the anatomy of the hand. Ifs good to know the bone structure of the hand so to understand better how and why the hand works how it does.
The hand la broken up into five major parts, (not including the arm its attached to) There's no real reason to remember the bones exactly, just knowing more about them is helpful. This is not a detailed drawing of a skeletal hand.
The hinge joint is where the fingers bend, the ball joint is where it rotates. Metacarples and Carples are covered by muscles and skin and then you have your five individual digits- the phalanges. Exciting isn't it?
Okay, now you have to take a quiz... ha just kidding. If you want to, you can practice drawing the bones. Next we’ll talk about how to place them.
The knuckles curve- the middle finger knuckle is higher than the rest.
If you've drawn the bones first you can trace around them to draw the hand.
Don't trace tight next to the line of the bones, you have to account for muscles and tendens as well. We'll forgo the muscles- mostly since I don’t know them well enough. xD So we’ll just trace around the hand and see what we get shall we?
Okay, now, how do the fingers sit on a hand? Well, let me tell you! That's why you are here is it not?>.>; Fingers are not straight across. Look at your own hand, see the variance? Okee. So here.
The finges st an angle. We're not doing Egyptian hieroglyphics here. The middle finger is the highest. The index almost level with the ring finger, though typically the ring is a slightly higher. The pinky is the shortest. And the thumb lines to below the second knuckle, about half way.
Well, now that you know the basic elements of a still hand, lets talk about some base elements of the details of a hand- the back of the hand and the palm. All simple like (meaning the anatomy lesson is over). Okee? Okee!
Remember to tilt the lines between the fingers, they curve with the knuckles.
A good way to picture things in blocks. Blocking the hand into sections will help you to see how it bends and moves, and it will also assist you in being able to put it into different positions, including all perspectives.
Practice drawing hands in different positions with blocks. Sketch it real simple, and then block it off. Ilse your own hand for reference if you want to see how a finger beads.
Isn't tins fun? Are you having fun yet? Want me to totally shut up, Too bad!
So, yes, ids not over, still more to discuss. Ho-boy I bet you're thinking I'm longwinded. =P Love you too, mate.
winded. =P Love you too, mate.
Ooo little head lesson too. heh.
Middle finger, just above temple hairline, bottom of palm touch to about bottom of jaw. That's average. Naturally, some people have bigger or smaller hands.
Always remember you have your own hand to reference from. Mirrors are good to have around as well. What happens in perspective, fore-shortening. Think of a cylin der. Like so.
Imagine it being tilted, and you see the bottom of the cylinder stays the same size, where the top gets larger and rounder as it tilts forward, until you can't actually see the bottom any more. It’s how the vanishing point works. It works with hands the same. Here are some perspective poses. Feel free to ref sketch from them.
Okee, so that was loads of fun wasn’t it? Now all you have to is practice different hand positions. Sorry there's no time for shading. Another time perhaps. I hope I've been of some help to you and that you learned something this tutorial- even if it’s simply that you will never read another tutorial of mine again.
You read the whole thing! Yay for you!
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text: These bulbs are some of our favorites! They sweeten up a room with the promise of spring, reminding us that that magical time of year is just around the corner. 3 white potted hyacinth bulbs in a 6" birch lined container finished with reindeer moss.