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Having missing teeth can have both aesthetic and psychological effects, hence the need to replace missing teeth. If you have missing teeth, it is likely that you are debating on a number of treatment options. Although many people tend to ignore the idea of replacing missing teeth, the cost of not replacing missing teeth can be far more costly.
Dental implants are a leading solution to the problem of loss of teeth. This is attributed to their impressive success rate among other tooth replacement procedures. Furthermore, they are more like the normal teeth in terms of looks as well as functionality thus; they can last for the rest of your life when taken care of properly.
Implants are a significant investment, compared to the other options you are guaranteed of the best value. Even then, you will do well to consider other tooth replacement options including not replacing. The question then is what is the price tag of not taking any action? The true cost of not doing anything will surprise you.
Not getting treatment for your missing teeth can be seen as the cheapest option there is, in the short run. Remember, you will still be experiencing the effects of missing teeth that go beyond your appearance to difficulty in speaking or eating normally as well as loss of self-confidence. Other complications like nutritional deficiencies and increased bone loss are invisible. These problems do not have a price tag, yet they are so real.
Losing teeth leads to subsequent deterioration of the jawbone that supported them. Thus, this bone decreases in density and volume over time and this eventually affects your facial appearance over time.
That is, when you lose teeth and the jawbone degenerates, the distance between the chin and nose may decrease causing the lips to curve into a frown and eventually the lower third of your face will collapse. This is the reason why people who have missing teeth seem unhappy.
Removable dentures are not the solution to bone loss either. If anything, they tend to make it worse. In fact, this is the reason removable dentures require periodic replacement and adjustment as they put a lot of pressure on the jawbone causing it to erode. Eventually, treatment may become vital. However, putting the implants in place may be difficult where the bone quantity and quality has diminished calling for bone grafts in the area so that there is enough bone volume to handle the right size of the implant.
The lack of adequate bone volume does not imply that implants cannot be considered as a solution. Bone grafting can be done during the implant process even though the process will be more costly, longer and more complicated. The degree to which the procedure will be costly varies on a case-to-case basis. Even then, it is not uncommon to see the treatment cost going up by up to 50% owing to the additional work that is required. This is the ultimate cost of waiting.
* It is next to healthy natural teeth – Dental implants are stable and strong with more similarity to natural teeth in terms of how they fit, feel and look. Besides, it does not lead to bone deterioration. Implants do not also interfere with smiling, speaking, eating and other everyday activities.
* Long lasting solution – Dental implants can last a lifetime when placed and taken care of well.
* Peace of mind – With dental implants, you have your peace of mind as you do not need to worry about feeling embarrassed or uncomfortable in public.
* Retain the natural shape of your face and smile – Loss of teeth can lead to a sagging, sad and sunken face. However, with implants, you can maintain the natural shape of your smile and face.
* Protect healthy bone – Failure to replace missing teeth causes the jawbone to deteriorate in density and weight and this can lead to other health issues. Dental implants stimulate and preserve natural bone effectively preventing bone loss.
* Ease of speaking – Removable dentures can lead to difficulty in speaking. However, with implants you can be sure to speak with ease as you would with natural teeth.
* Keep your teeth in your mouth not a cup – unlike dentures where you keep your teeth in a cup when cleaning them, implants can be brushed just like normal teeth.
* No restriction of foods you can eat – Implants do not come with restrictions of foods you can or cannot eat. Thus, you can eat just about everything you like.
* No cavities – Implant restored crown cannot have cavities therefore you can be sure your implants will not have cavities.
* Implants stay in place – While dentures are known to slip when you talk, eat or even laugh causing you to reposition them every so often, implants are fixed and fuse with the jaw bone naturally.
* Protect healthy teeth – implants get to the jawbone right where the missing tooth was without affecting healthy teeth.
Ultimately, implant dentists recommend replacing missing teeth with dental implants is a great way of not only restoring your smile and confidence but also your jawbone.
Shen Chao is part of Dr. Joshua Hong’s Smile Clinic. While working for the Smile Clinic, he's gained first hand experiences into the questions and concerns that dental patients have. He has been writing to inform people about various dental topics to help his readers improve their oral health. When he's not working, you can find him on a hiking trail with his dog or having a Sunday cook-out with friends.

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During my career, I have continued to reflect on how culture influences human existence. In general, there are three themes which I have explored. These are (a) self-hatred, (b) cultural differences, and (c) historical hostility. I would like to share with you briefly some ideas relating to these interacting cultural themes to elucidate their implications for counseling.
Retrospectively, I realize how much I have been influenced by writers such as Heine (1950), Karon (1958), Kardiner and Ovesey (1962), and Erikson (1964). I was especially impressed by Kardiner and Ovesey's book, The Mark of Oppression, because they showed how culture, which usually functions as a support system, can in fact turn against us in almost the fashion that our autoimmune system turns against our bodies in maladies such as rheumatoid arthritis and AIDS. This has happened repeatedly to African Americans who, although significant contributors to American life, are often demeaned by a White dominant culture that subliminally reinforces their inferiority. When White Americans reject Blacks for whatever reasons, Blacks are apt to reject themselves for the same adduced reasons; they cannot help but internalize an impoverished self-concept repeatedly drummed into their psyche. The phenomenon is described by Kardiner and Ovesey (1962) as the mark of oppression. In the 1960s and early 1970s, I described the self-hatred pervasive in the African American community (Vontress, 1962, 1963, 1966, 1971a, 1971b). The hatred of one's self is usually unconscious and well camouflaged, especially to the individuals who are afflicted by it. In general, people who do not love themselves do little to improve themselves. Thus, the most challenging problem is trying to get people to love themselves when the national culture constantly sends out the subtle message that they are not worthy of love--which undermines even the most impassioned therapeutic positive regard. It is no wonder that young African Americans often give up trying to "make something" of themselves at an early age.
Cultural differences and their impact on psychotherapeutic intervention constitute another theme that permeates my contribution to the counseling literature. In this area, I have been influenced by Ruth Benedict (1934), Allison Davis (1948), E. Franklin Frazier (1948), Ralph Heine (1950), and Andrew Hacker (1992). Any group of people who are denied equal access to the community of another group of people will in due time become culturally different from the rejecting community. These differences are apt to constitute barriers in the counseling relationship, especially when one group is perceived to be inferior to the other. Elsewhere, I have discussed these barriers (Vontress, 1969a, 1971a, 1971b, 1974, 1986). Some of them are negative transference and countertransference, resistance, reluctance of the client to self-disclosure, and a variety of implicit and explicit communication problems often present when people from different cultural backgrounds try to share themselves affectively and cognitively with one another. Since each transmits though a culture-specific filter, messages often become garbled and incomprehensible to the other.
Historical hostility is a theme that has fascinated me for a long time (Vontress, 1971a). Carl Jung's concept of the collective unconscious suggested the idea to me. The famous psychologist maintained that humans are not only products of their personal histories but also of the heritage of the human species. Psychological traces of previous generations, which he named archetypes, motivate, shape, and influence the development of those who are yet to come into the world.
Cultural counterparts of similar ideas are also posited by anthropologists and sociologists. Books and articles that discuss the impact of cultural heritage on human behavior are abundant. For example, we often hear the expression "Judeo-Christian" to convey the notion of a way of life peculiar to Jews and Christians that dates back several centuries. It seems tenable to conclude that individuals unified by powerful emotional experiences and similarities also transmit from one generation to another behavioral predispositions and responses peculiar to the collectivities--in effect, culture-specific archetypes.
Historical hostility differs from anger, rage, and other episodic situational negative responses in that it is embedded in the cultural unconscious as an archetype that usually lies dormant, unless activated by an unexpected emotional jolt. For example, in 1968, on the afternoon that Martin Luther King, Jr., was assassinated in Memphis, I was en route in a taxi from the Detroit airport to downtown Detroit when a program of quiet music on the car radio was interrupted by an excited announcer who reported that Dr. King had been killed. At that moment, the taxi driver, a big African American man, pulled off the freeway and came to a sudden halt. With his head on the steering wheel, he sobbed uncontrollably. Finally, he regained his composure and asked me my destination again. Racing through the early evening darkness with his horn blowing, he pulled up in front of my hotel, shook my hand, wished me luck, refused to accept a fare, and sped off into the unknown. In my hotel room that night, I sat up late watching the television coverage of cities burning across the country.
This and countless other events in recent history tend to reveal a cultural bond between people who have endured shared injustices down through several generations at the hands of a perceived common oppressor whose unjust actions can provoke their collective rage. Historical hostility can be seen in many parts of the world where groups of people have been oppressed or exploited over several generations by an identifiable oppressor. I could cite Black South Africans, Palestinians, Jews, American Indians, and people of the former Yugoslavia.
In counseling, we may be better able to understand and communicate more effectively with culturally different clients by considering whether historical hostility is operative in the psychotherapeutic encounter, rather than using concepts such as negative transference, resistance, or reluctance to self-disclose to explain why cross-cultural counseling does not produce the desired results. It is important to reduce cultural barriers in the helping relationship before diagnosing and treating the presenting problem. In several of my writings, I have discussed the cultural misunderstandings that often manifest when African American clients interact with culturally different counselors. (See, for example, Vontress, 1971a, 1971b, 1995). I have also called attention to the historical hostility that may reside in African American counselors (Vontress, 1972).
There is a real danger of countertransference when minority counselors expect their minority clients to feel the same way that they do about the national racial situation. Such an expectation may be antitherapeutic, because each minority individual, although a product of the same American culture, has learned to cope with their minority status differently (Vontress, 1971b, 1986).
- Vontress, Clemmont; A personal retrospective on cross-cultural counseling; Journal of Multicultural Counseling & Development; Jul 1996; Vol. 24, Issue 3.
The preceding section contained information about themes of cultural influence. Write three case study examples regarding how you might use the content of this section in your practice.
According to Vontress, what three themes reflect on how culture influences human existence? Record the letter of the correct answer the Ethics CEU Answer Booklet.


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Trends in popular American culture.
Many people choose to interpret the Bible in different ways. Each denomination is a different interpretation of what is thought to be the proper way to worship God. Historically, the United States' religious tradition is mostly Protestant Christianity. Today over three quarter of Americans identify as Christian with a slight majority identifying as Protestant (56%). Catholics (27%) are the largest Christian denomination as Protestants belong to a variety of denominations. Interpretation of the Bible has created and divided Christian denominations.
The Bible reflects different practices at different times in history. With such little text to go on, interpreting what Jesus and others actually meant, or how it should be carried out, who should carry it out and which points in the Bible are more important that others has taken generations of readers of the Bible and interpretation of the Bible has created different groups with different practices of the faith..
The emphasis placed on religion may vary according to cultures. As individuals, it allows us to interact and form relationships develop our own beliefs. At viewing some of the varous religions which impact our society. Religions have evolved and changed throughout centuries, but the basic values still exist within religions.
This is a discussion of American pop culture. Specifically, religious, social, political and personal aspects of popular culture are examined and discussed. Over 1000 words of original text.
How is popular culture affected by electronic media?

industry_corpus2: Film & Entertainment


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The budget is an important undertaking for your government, education or healthcare organization to complete each year, but due to disorganized documents and inefficient processes, is often viewed as a challenging and frustrating time for your staff. When your organization is working hard to satisfy the demands of your stakeholders, you may believe there’s not enough time or resources to find a better solution. However, a comprehensive budgeting software can transform the way your organization budgets by streamlining the process to save you time, reducing errors, fostering collaboration and providing more opportunity for strategic planning and analysis. It’s easier than you think to implement budgeting software and take back control of your schedule.
Budgeting software improves the budgeting process by automating your workflow and providing the dynamic functionality required for preparing, reviewing and approving the budget. An efficient budgeting process will free up time for your organization to focus on strategic planning, forecasting and other higher-level projects. Moreover, with budgeting software you can roll forward your current budget, and any associated documents or links, to the next budgeting cycle. It’s a relief not to have to start from the beginning each year.
Spreadsheets require a significant number of staff hours for manual entry, checking for accuracy and making adjustments. Research has shown that spreadsheets contain errors in 1% or more of formula cells. When organizations use multiple sets of spreadsheets, it’s not uncommon for there also to be entry errors, broken links and missing information, resulting in your staff needing more time to fix the mistakes. Budgeting software can remove the risk of errors by safekeeping budget data in one place and providing a audited system of checks and balances to correct errors without affecting the current budget.
While spreadsheets may be popular for budget preparation, their rudimentary format makes it difficult for your agency staff to collaborate and share information. Budgeting software with a system for users to submit changes and authorized staff to review and approve the proposed changes, results in a more efficient process. The reviewers can also see in real-time the outcomes of the proposed changes allowing for quicker decision-making and preventing any surprises at the end of the budgeting process.
With an organized and accurate budget, your government, education or healthcare organization will have more time to understand how programs and services impact your financials. Budgeting software offers tools for analysis and forecasting, as well as standard and customized reporting that provides insight on where your organization is performing well or needs to make changes. In addition, being able to create what-if scenarios and complex modeling for revenue, projections and activity-based costing can give you a better understanding of the best way to approach your budget. A software solution that allows you to create unlimited scenarios and formulas and keep them for future reference will save you time going into the next budgeting cycle.
After creating an accurate and balanced budget, sharing the financial information publicly is the next step for increasing your organization’s transparency and accountability. The Government Finance Officers Association recommends as a best practice a transparent budgeting process for building credibility and trust with constituents. Budgeting software that integrates with data visualization software, budget book tools or a budget simulator, can save your organization’s time in preparing interactive and easy to understand financial information to share and engage your stakeholders.
When your organization’s resources are limited, it’s easy to believe you don’t have time to introduce a new budgeting system and train staff to use it. However, budgeting software is designed to be intuitive to use, and can accommodate users with different skillsets and technical knowledge. In particular, Questica Budget provides a user-friendly interface that allows users to drag and drop, and drill down through information, as well create dashboards based on their department, cost center or project. Security is based on your organization’s hierarchy with managers and staff only permitted access to their own budget data. As a cloud-based web platform, your budget data is not only secure, but accessible from anywhere.
If your government, education or healthcare organization wants to take back control of your schedule, a cloud-based budgeting software solution can transform your budgeting process. By using budgeting software with levels of staff access, and a system of checks and balances, your agency will reduce the risk of errors, foster better staff collaboration, and save time during each budgeting cycle. According to one Questica customer, they freed up 80% of their budgeting time for analyzing information, as well as working on funding forecasts, projections and long-range financial plans. Stop spending hours checking and fixing spreadsheets, and concentrate on the priorities and projects that provide value to your constituents by implementing budgeting software.
For over 20 years, Questica been working with public sector organizations – governments, hospitals and healthcare facilities, colleges and universities, K-12 schools and non-profits – to better enable data-driven budgeting and decision-making, while increasing data accuracy, saving time and improving stakeholder trust. Our customers are using our Questica Budget suite to drive budget transformation by creating a single source of data truth. Almost 700 organizations across North America in 46 states and 11 provinces/territories have eliminated spreadsheets opting for smarter planning, budgeting, performance measures, management, reporting, transparency and engagement with our software solutions. To learn more about Questica’s products and how our software solutions can help you manage the budget with confidence – watch a product video, read one of our case studies/white papers or request a demo today!

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The Re’s have made significant financial contributions to the beautiful Veteran’s Memorial Park, and were instrumental in creating the Veteran’s Memorial Fund of the Tipp City Foundation.
But these examples are in addition to the countless incidents of unpublicized generosity the Re’s have given to the community. Ron has been active for over 25 years in the Tippecanoe Masonic Lodge, and served the Fraternal Order of Police Lodge in Miami County. Sue Ann is responsible for the Garden Club recognition beautification projects at the Tipp City Veteran’s park and volunteers on the Arts Council.

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Oh god! Once in a day!
Wow……. Even though it’s from a Man’s perspective I can totally relate to that.
Yeah, I do believe in love but I just don’t want it in my life. Very allergic.
Maybe, but it could also be like this, that I was the sour part.
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We push through the gold etched glass doors, leaving the hustle and bustle of Knightsbridge behind, innocent to the beauteous bounty that lays ahead. Like entering a portal into another dimension. From clammy, nearly gray colored air tinged with chill, to vivid colors with posh perfumes rushing forward to welcome us to Harrods.
That the owner of Harrods is Egyptian is reflected in the architecture of this London gem of a department store. Ornate carvings rear to life from solid, gargantuan marble walls. We are in the Egyptian Hall, and for all I know about Egypt, this tomb could very well resemble the interior of a pyramid itself with its' gold trim and massive arches. Humungous hutches crouch against walls, filled with dazzling displays of Lladro, an homage to the ancient tradition of porcelain. These finely handcrafted porcelain figurines from Spain occupy shelves, all individually lit, demanding undivided attention like the spotlit star of a Broadway play mid-monologue. The Surge and I follow our noses from The Egyptian Hall to the food sections.
Such an array of magnificient decadence I've not yet seen in my nearly three decades on earth. Meat, Fruits & Vegetables, and Desserts each occupy their own grand room. Stuffed to overflowing with all manner of ravishing food item accoutrements. I am hypnotized by the most beautiful confection creations I've ever beheld. Sparkling display cases containing miniature masterpieces. Tiny desserts resplendent with glossy fruits, drizzled chocolate accents. Each elegant sculpture, tantalizing in the soft light.
I can nearly taste the sweet sumptuousness of the Red Raspberry Chocolate Tart on my tongue. I linger near the case, then like a kid in a candy store, this adult in a dessert shop crouches next to the banquet of baking and presses her face against the glass. Silently, I whisper the names of each delicate dessert, one more succulent sounding than the next. Cafe Religieuse; a light choux pastry filled with coffee flavored creme patisserie and finished with coffee fondant. I peer at the diminutive dessert for ages, admiring every carefully crafted swoop and swirl of rich, dark chocolate before sliding my eyes to its' neighbor, Ms. Strawberry Choux Bun.. a light and flakey pastry filled with fresh strawberries and a liberal sprinkling of golden toasted almonds to finish. I exchange wide-eyed, eyebrow raising grins with a six year old ogling the same row of pastries and move on to the next work of art. Lavendar Valencia; this dessert with a femme fatale of a name. For that's what she is.. a chocolate enchantress. She uses her milk chocolate caramel mousse to lure you in. Once she's got you in her sticky clutches she gives her heart to you. A lavendar brulee center on a Dacquoise sponge base that has you begging for more when she's gone. And the icing on this petite cake? A praline glaze that will have you licking your lips in bittersweet chocolate agony over the memory of the sweet seductress that is no more.
I make my getaway, toward the eclair counter, and pause to count the many kinds available. Pistachio, Green Tea, Tonka Bean, Ilychee and of course, all the usual suspects like chocolate, strawberry, vanilla and the like. That's when the smell of rich, chocolate envelopes me like a pair of cozy flannel pajamas. I see The Surge then, beckoning me to the source of the aroma. It's a chocolate fantasy of decadent indulgence.
Willy Wonka has nothing on Harrods chocolate counters. Chocolate squares in all shapes and sizes.. Combinations of nougat, caramel and nuts oozing soft, luscious centers with flavors such as mint, smooth vanilla, and rich coffee then bathed in milk, dark or white chocolate. The delectable delights include Chocolate Rum Truffles, Passion Armande, Sucree Salee, Truffe Paillette Cafe, Fabiola..
Having overdosed on visions of milk chocolate baths by candlelight, The Surge tugs me toward his favorite; the meat displays. On our way we pass a full sushi bar where dozens of Brits are whiling away the rainy lunch hour. The delicate din of silverware clattering against posh plates laden with fresh fish accompanies us until we turn the corner.
Todays Market; Dutch Veal, Scotch Beef and English Pork Mince. Butchers in full regalia labor beneath meat hooks laden with heavy shanks of animal flesh. Generally not one for the raw meat, I decide the whole affair is elegantly barbaric and leave The Surge to observe what he calls 'The coolest job in the world'. Entranced by the cleaving, chopping and carving, he barely notices me moving on.
The Vegetable and Fruit Section is a rainbow of colors. Each fresh piece polished to high sheen then tucked into burlap filled baskets that are nestled into mounds of clean, sweet smelling hay. I am eying exotic and extravagent sounding concoctions (tins of caviar - 2,000 English pounds! Streamlined, clear, glass bottles of cordial, ginger beer) when I nearly topple a carefully stacked pyramid display of fresh Welsh Mountain Honey. The fragrance of baking bread wafts into my nose and proves to be my breaking point. I extricate The Surge from his visions of owning a butcher shop and we work our way upstairs.
Past luxurious fabrics, and sharp suited saleswomen, dodging posh perfume sprayers, Nicole Farhi, DKNY, Roberto Cavalli, Dior, Armani.. we make our way to our ultimate destination, The Harrods Christmas room.
From the contemporary starkness of high end designers to a festive frenzy.. Multi colored lights, twinkle every which way, splashing color onto ornaments on display, refracting, and sending rainbows all around. The lights have been wound around the room, Chevy-Chase-in-A-National-Lampoon's- Christmas-Vacation-style.. Even Santa himself would scratch his snow white head in wonderment of it all. High on perfume, The Surge and I clutch each other in delirious dizziness.. Everywhere you look, spangles and sparkles catch your eye and beckon you come closer. Christmas music dances throughout the room, partnering with the lights to the beat of The Little Drummer Boy or the happy chimes of those familiar Jingle Bells.
We've decided to buy one Christmas ornament for our tree.. Oh, the deliberations! The drama! Which one will it be? There are balls of silver and gold, purple, pink, red, green, yellow and every hue in between. Matte, glossy, orbs with designs etched in, those with a sprinkling of snow, a powdery sugar finish that looks so tempting you almost venture a lick.. Finally! We settle on red and silver and exhaustedly make our way outside..
CHOOOOOOOOOCOLATE. I want some and I'm jealous of this european-anniversary-meeting cool people-shopping at Harrods-vacation thing that you've got going on.
Glad that you're having fun though!
October 7, 2005 | Heather B.
I've recently changed my religion to Godivaism. After confession they give you truffle.
Thank you for dropping a line in my humble blog. Your writing style is beautiful, lush. Amazing.

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Internetosaurus – Understanding Where is the Birthplace of Absinthe?
the drink of the Green Fairy and its particular history. So, let’s find out where is the birthplace of Absinthe.
Legend has it that Absinthe was made by Dr Pierre Ordinaire, a French doctor within the Swiss Val de Travers town of Couvet. Ordinaire produced Absinthe as being an elixir or tonic for his patients and it was believed to have incredible benefits on his patients.
The essential ingredient of Ordinaire’s elixir was the plant worwmood, artemisia absinthium, a plant titled after the goddess Artemis. Wormwood had been used since ancient times in medicine so it was obviously a good choice for Ordinaire’s tonic. Wormwood contains a compound known as thujone and it was this chemical substance that induced the banning of Absinthe in early 1900s. Thujone was claimed to be psychoactive and to lead to psychedelic effecs exactly like THC in cannabis. We now know that thujone is just not like THC and, although it can effect the GABA receptors in the brain, a person needs to ingest huge amounts of thujone for this to happen and Absinthe only contains very tiny amounts.
Couvet is in the Swiss canton of Neuchatel inside the Val de Travers region. It is actually famous for being the birthplace of Absinthe and for being home to the distillery of bootleg Absinthe distiller and also artisan, Claude-Alain Bugnon. Bugnon was presented with an Absinthe recipe by a friend that his aunt, distiller Charlotte Vaucher, has been using since 1935. Bugnon chose to make use of the recipe to distill his personal bootleg clandestine Absinthe while in the Absinthe ban. He was the first Absinthe distiller to ask the Swiss government for a license to distill Absinthe in 2004. In March 2005, the Absinthe ban was lifted and Bugnon could legally distill his Absinthes as well as La Clandestine was put on sale.
La Clandestine Originale – This was the initial Absinthe to get distilled by the Artemisia distillery in 2005. It is actually created from 10 various herbs, such as wormwood and anise (or anisÃ©) and is also a winner of a gold medal in the Concours Nationale des Spiritueux Suisses. La Clandestine is 53% abv or 106 proof. La Clandestine is actually a classic Swiss La Bleue (clear) Absinthe.
La Clandestine along with wine alcohol base – This is just similar to La Clandestine but is created using wine alcohol which has been used by Pernod in the nineteenth century but is not a traditional base for Swiss clandestine Absinthes. Bugnon explains this Absinthe as giving a “roundness within the mouth”.
La Capricieuse – This Absinthe is a tougher Absinthe which has a higher alcohol content (72% abv, 144 proof). It is based on the recipe for La Clandestine although with a larger alcohol content.
Recette Marianne – Bugnon made this absinthe since he wanted to take part in the Absinthiades in Pontarlier, France. France continue to have rigid rules overseeing Absinthe – Absinthe drinks cannot be labeled Absinthe as well as complying to EU legislation regarding thujone, they also have to have low fenchone levels. Fenchone is definitely the compound found in fennel, a classic Absinthe ingredient. Bugnon produced this low fenchone Absinthe especially for the French market and it won the Golden Spoon award at the Absinthiades in 2005, 2006 and 2007. It has got an abv of 55% (110 proof).
Angelique Verte Suisse – It’s a classic Swiss verte, or green, style Absinthe and is created using 12 herbs which includes wormwood and angelica. It has got an abv of 72% (144 proof) and was introduced by Bugnon in 2007.
Bugnon’s Absinthes are accessible to buy on many sites including his personal absinthe-suisse.com.
You can create your personal Swiss style La Bleue by using the Absinthe Clear essence coming from AbsintheKit.com. This essence could be ordered online for $3.95 for 20ml that makes one 750ml bottle of Absinthe or as part of a kit to create 14 bottle of Absinthe for $29. AbsintheKit’s essences are produced by distilling natural Absinthe herbs and you simply have to mix the essence with vodka or everclear to make a correct wormwood Absinthe.
So, where is the birthplace of Absinthe? Couvet is the birthplace of Absinthe and is also home to some terrific present day Absinthes.

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The Oregon State Capitol is located in the city of Salem which is only about 45 miles south of Portland. This is a working building that houses state executive offices as well as chambers for both branches of the legislature.
On February 14, 1859, Oregon became the 33rd state to be admitted to the United States. The current Capitol building was constructed from 1936 to 1938. It is the third structure to serve as the Capitol, both of the earlier buildings were destroyed by fire.

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There's a woman on YouTube who builds robots that do what they're supposed to, only they do it badly. Like one she made that is an alarm clock that wakes you up by slapping you in the face over and over again with a rubber hand.
Her newest one is supposed to wash your hair. In the video it just squirts shampoo on her, then a rubber hand repeatedly slaps her in the head.

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I'm running Generator v.7.2. My server setup is nginx on the front end as a back proxy for Apache. Nginx is serving static content only and redirecting all http requests to https (443).
In my configuration the starting URL is https://mydomain.com. However after starting crawling the process immediately stops saying 0 pages were crawled and no xml sitemap is created. I never had a problem earlier with the http site and Apache only on my dedicated server.
I have read some related topics but couldn't find out the reason. Could you please advise where to look?
Done. If you need any other information pls let me know.
XML sitemap is created now after fixing robots.txt.
But why links to HTML and Text sitemaps on a "View Sitemap" tab are starting from http and not from https? It is not a problem since they are redirected to https by the server, however I would think that they should start from https as the link to XML Sitemap. Any suggestions?
you need to access generator using [ External links are visible to forum administrators only ] as well (not via http://).
XML sitemap link and its text is ok. Two others need to look the same in my opinion - to avoid possible confusion.

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The next generation of Akamai’s media acceleration technology is designed to improve viewing experiences for over-the-top (OTT) video, accelerate video games and other software downloads. This SDK embraces standards-based technology in an effort to reach more devices, and is integrated with Akamai Media Delivery products, the Luna portal, and supports self-service integration. It’s available as a feature of Adaptive Media Delivery, Download Delivery, Media Services Live and Media Services On Demand.
The Adaptive Media Player (AMP) SDKs provide a simple way to insert a quality media playback experience in your web, iOS/tvOS, and Android applications. Whether you are building out your OTT service or offering an enterprise webcasting application, Akamai AMP provides a single component that pre-integrates playback, acceleration, monetization, and analytics to ensure a fast, reliable, quality deployment that greatly reduces the work for developers. This SDK includes Akamai components like Media Analytics and Infinite Media Acceleration, as well as third-party components from Nielsen, Comscore, Adobe, Google, Freewheel and more. AMP is iterated at a fast-pace, driven both by customer and industry requirements. Additionally, the AMP service includes high-touch integration assistance and support from a dedicated services team for no additional cost.


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Ready for your monthly rundown of all things Netflix?
In a world that's in need of the "Giant of Light" once again, Shinji Hayata takes on his father's role and becomes Ultraman when aliens arrive to invade the Earth after a period of peace.
Aside from getting caught in the middle of a love triangle, Sabrina is set to explore her darker side as she tries to learn more about her heritage while maintaining her relationships with her mortal friends. Chilling Adventures of Sabrina stars Kiernan Shipka, Miranda Otto, Lucy Davis, Ross Lynch, Michelle Gomez, Chance Perdomo, and more.
Persona is an anthology of four short films, all of which stars IU as the lead character. Entitled Love Set, Collector, Kiss Burn, and Walking at Night, these films are also directed by 4 different directors.
Unicorn Store stars Brie Larson as Kit, a whimsical painter who gets another shot at fulfilling her lifelong dream when she adopts a unicorn. The film is directed by Brie Larson, with a script by Samantha McIntyre. Larson will also be joined by Samuel Jackson, Mamoudou Athie, Karan Soni, Joan Cusack, Bradley Whitford, and more.
Our Planet is an 8-part series featuring the wildlife and their habitats. The series also explains why nature should matter to us and why its should be protected and preserved. Filmed in the course of 4 years, and in 50 countries all across the continents of the world, Our Planet puts the spotlight on everything from the remote Arctic wilderness to the landscapes of Africa.
In The Perfect Date, Noah Centineo plays Brooks Rattigan, who has the brains to get into his dream Ivy League school but lacks the extracurricular and the money to do so. To earn some extra cash, he launches an app where he sells himself as a "plus-one for all occasions". Joining Centineo in the film are Camila Mendes, Laura Marano, and Odiseas Georgiadis.
My First First Love is a Korean drama centered on five college students who move into one house together because of their personal complicated reasons. There, they experience love, friendship, and personal growth as hey experience things for the first time. It stars Jung Jinyoung, Jung Chaeyeon, and Jisoo.
Street Food comes from the creators of Chef's Table and will be taking viewers to explore the rich culture of street food in the most vibrant cities all over the world. The first season explores the 9 countries, and includes the hawker stalls of Singapore to the food carts of India.


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Dekmantel and Warsteiner present the latest episode in the Sole Selectors series, starring Dutch electronic music godfather Steve Rachmad. In a run-up to the Selectors stage at Dekmantel Festival 2015, the festival crew created two short documentaries. The Sole Selectors series tells the stories of DJs playing at Dekmantel Festival, along with their passion for music.
The documentary sheds light on the techno veteran whose influence on the Dutch electronic music scene inspired the Dekmantel crew. Rachmad has been releasing quality music for almost three decades now, with the album Secret Life Of Machines (1995) his most important achievements, Rachmad is an icon in today’s music scene. At Dekmantel Festival 2015, Steve Rachmad will play at the Selectors stage under his Sterac Electronics alias, focusing on 80s disco and electronics.
"Every country and every city has its musical heroes," says Dekmantel, "locals who live for music and spend most of their time behind the turntables or in the record store, always digging for that one special record to complete their five-star collection." In the Sole Selectors series Dekmantel focuses on the stories of these passionate DJs. What has this passion brought them and what has it cost them? What is their perspective on life? And probably most important: what does music exactly mean to them?


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This is a rumor. It has not been confirmed. Rumor rumor rumor rumor. Got it?
Cool. So: after David Lee Roth gave an interview a couple of weeks back in which he seemed to be saying Van Halen would play Yankee Stadium in 2019 with some other huge bands (which he then attempted to walk back), metal radio personality Eddie Trunk is now reporting that numerous industry sources have told him a summer 2019 stadium tour is indeed happening.
What’s more, original bassist Michael Anthony, who last performed with the band in 2006 (and last with David Lee Roth in 1984), is allegedly involved. Michael Anthony has been dicked around by Van Halen more times than we can possibly recap in this space, so we just won’t.
Rumor rumor rumor rumor. No one in the Van Halen camp has confirmed the above to be the case. We good?
Kindly point me in the direction of a link I can click to give Van Halen all of my money ASAP.


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Evaluation of Attrition Tests for Railway Ballast. Dissertation, Institute for Railway Engineering and Transport Economy, TU Graz, Austria.
Hofer, V. Bach, H. Latal, C. Neubauer, A.-C.
Lee, J.R.J. Smith, M.L. Smith, L.N.
Hofer, V. Pilz, J. Helgason, T. S.
í steinefnabanka BUSL – lokaskýrsla.
Petrographic type and shape of aggregates in the BUSL Aggregates bank – final report.
Lee, J.R.J. Smith, M.L. Smith, L.N. Midha, P.S.
Multivariate analysis for comparing different methods for testing aggregates.
Berggreining – áfangaskýrsla 2: Leiðbeiningar Efnisgæðanefndar við staðalinn ÍST EN 932-3:1996.
Petrographic description – improvement of a test method and adaptation to an European standard.
Berggerð og tæknilegir eiginleikar steinefna.

industry_corpus2: Transportation


text: Paolucci Limoncello is the fruit of traditional work from an old Mediterranean recipe. The main ingredient is lemon peel which is soaked in a mixture of alcohol, sugar and water for a prolonged period of time. This process gives the product fragrance and it also adds a delicate aroma which makes it very appealing. Serve well chilled. Store in freezer.


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This has got to be one of the most entertaining products Lush have brought out yet!
FUN is a mouldable putty available in a variety of colours. It has a huge variety of body and hair care uses. It can be used upon the entirety of your body, to wash the hair, as a bubble bath and to mould shapes when you are bored during wash time! It is also available in a variety of different scented FUN colours, as well as being offered in tri-colour rainbow-esque additions – I kind of want the mermaid FUN.
So, what do I think of the Lush FUN in pink?
What I love about this product is its longevity, the smallest amount lasted ages and it comes in a huge 200g slab. It really lathers up, creating lots of bubbles, perfect for entertaining the young and young-at-heart.
This product really brought me back to childhood as I moulded away, creating a variety of odd little shapes and models. Its name says it all, it really is a lot of fun!
Ingredients in FUN include talc for softening the skin, cornflour for its mouldability, glycerine for moisturisation and tonka absolute for that mouth-watering smell.
Overall, FUN is an amazing and unique product, promoting long-lasting giggles in the bathroom and maintaining a squeaky clean routine. It is perfect for kids, brightening the bathroom, or if you just need a little bit more FUN in your life. Be sure to store it back safely with a twist in its biodegradable wrapper!
Have you tried FUN? What colours would you choose?


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NaNoWriMo is complete, at an end, finished, over, caput, at an end, over and done with. It is no more. Fin.
And I completed the challenge!
Tired and just a little surprised with the monumental effort it took to get myself over the 50k line, I’ve found that I still have the burning desire to get to the end of the story that often dissipates once the ultimate goal of NaNo disappears. I was worried that without the drive that comes from Nano, I might struggle to get over the end-of-story line but that’s proved not to be the case.
NaNoWriMo can do that to you. You spend so much time and effort working towards to the goal of 50k by Nov 30th it’s easy to lose sight of the real goal which is the end of the actual novel you’re writing — assuming your novel doesn’t end at 50k words. The way I’m going just now, I expect the first draft of ON THE ROCKS to be complete in the next 10 to 14 days.
How did I get there this year given such a terrible first two weeks? It was a basic strategy really. I obviously had to increase my daily minimum target and force a few 5k days into the equation over a couple of weekends. Not easy going, but the closer I got to the end of this story, the easier it seemed to become. Quite often I hit a middle sag or struggle towards the end but in the case of this particular novel, it was a real slow burner that has spread like a bush fire in July.
In the end, the last Sunday of November saw me write almost 7k in a single day, which for me is a big day and pulled me so far up toward the goal line that I actually made the 50k mark two days early. Nov 28th saw me cross the line when all along I thought I’d be struggling to make it at all by the 30th.
It just goes to show what hard work and determination can do.
Did I enjoy it? Aye, without a doubt. This was a real challenge this year and despite the bad start, I came racing through. I’ve found there’s actually been a little bit of regret now it’s all over and that I’m missing it. I guess I’ll just have to keep on churning out the novels then.
But is the story any good? It’s only a first draft but it has real potential. I know where it has to change, which characters need to be moulded further, where the plot needs to be tightened, where the holes are, etc. The bottom line is, look out for DI Lennox’s first full novel with him as the main character later in 2018.
So what next now that December is here?
As I already mentioned, the first half is to be dedicated to actually completing this first draft of ON THE ROCKS. If you’re interested, the wee tracker on the top right of this page will continue to be updated with my progress as I strive for what I’ve estimated to be a first draft target of 80,000 words.
Then it’s into analysis mode as I look back and compare all my 2017 goals with what I ended up achieving. Then I can build a plan for next year, which based on this year’s successes, I already know is going to be busy and very exciting.
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Well done mate. Looking forward to reading it.

industry_corpus2: Literature & Emotions


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A 10 week therapeutic early intervention programme for mothers, with infants under 6 months, experiencing or at risk of post natal depression or stress.
To discuss a variety of coping strategies including challenging negative thought patterns, yoga and staying well plans.
To reduce social isolation through meeting others in similar circumstances and an introduction to children centre services.


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An alumni association is an association of graduates or, more broadly, of former students (alumni).
These associations often organize social events; publish newsletters or magazines, for the organization. Many provide a variety of benefits and services that help alumni maintain connections to their educational institution and fellow graduates.


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Assessment of the quality issues specific to the population of dual eligible beneficiaries and identification of high-leverage opportunities for improvement.
Construction of a measurement framework appropriate to the unique needs of dual eligible beneficiaries.
Identification of current measures that address the identified quality issues and potential for stratification by duals status for reporting of such measures.
Identification of critical measure development and endorsement gaps.
Proposed modifications to existing measures for dual eligible beneficiaries.
Identification of measure concepts for future measure development.
Advice to the Coordinating Committee on their pre-rulemaking input to HHS on measures to improve quality across settings, based on the workgroup’s knowledge of the unique needs of the dual eligible population.
The workgroup has recommended to CMS an evolving starter set of specific measures for immediate use that are sensitive to the unique needs of dual eligible beneficiaries, including measures of patient/caregiver experience, hospital readmissions, care transitions, detecting and treating depression, use dependence treatment, and screening older adults for fall risk. The Federal Coordinated Health Care Office (Medicare-Medicaid Coordination Office [MMCO]) incorporated this starter set into the Financial Alignment Initiative through payment and evaluation quality measures in both models. This starter set serves also as the foundation for the quality strategy for all Medicare-Medicaid enrollees.
The workgroup further recommended a core set that it felt should be expanded to provide guidance for further measurement development work as well as measure gaps that should be overcome by development of key measures within critical areas important to indicate high quality care for Medicare-Medicaid enrollees. MMCO is working to move forward in assessing and implementing the suggestions stemming from meeting discussions and the resulting reports.
This partnership is continuing, and the workgroup’s efforts are continuing to inform CMS by providing assessments of efforts relating to measure areas identified as high-opportunity measurement areas (e.g. person-centered care, care coordination, multiple chronic conditions, mental health, community integration, and caregiver/beneficiary experience, etc.); identifying and exploring opportunities for key subpopulations; and recommending ways to address priority gaps for the Medicare-Medicaid enrollee subpopulations.


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Let experience wash over you, absorb it like a sponge. Expect nothing, only then can you be prepared for anything.
The most amazing things that can happen to a human being will happen to you, if you just lower your expectations.
The expected is just what keeps us steady. Standing. Still. The expected's just the beginning, the unexpected is what changes our lives.


text: I-State Truck Center is a heavy and medium duty truck dealership for Freightliner Trucks DTNA as well as Sprinter, Isuzu, Fuso, Thomas Bus, Western Star, East and Hyundai trailers, with 7 locations in Minnesota, Iowa, South Dakota, and Montana. We are a certified Freightliner "Elite Support" dealership, a Daimler program focused on continuously improving the customer experience. Our employees are vital in us maintaining the high standards set by Freightliner.


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Kapil Sharma is surely through a very rough phase now. After tasting fame with the show Comedy Nights with Kapil and making a successful Bollywood debut with Kis Kisko Pyaar Karoon, the comedian failed to manage the stardom. He has been in news for all the wrong reasons like fights with Sunil Grover, his show going off air, making celebrities wait for the shoot, etc. However, it was revealed that he was in depression and had turned into an alcoholic.
Kapil Sharma has gone through a very rough phase. After tasting fame with the show Comedy Nights with Kapil and making a successful Bollywood debut with Kis Kisko Pyaar Karoon, the comedian failed to manage his stardom. He has been in the news for all the wrong reasons like fights with Sunil Grover, his show going off air, making celebrities wait for the shoot, etc. However, it was revealed that he was in depression and had turned into an alcoholic.
Kapil has been away from the limelight for quite some time, but he recently made a rare appearance as he got clicked at the airport.
His pictures have left us in shock as they are nothing compared to that of chirpy Kapil we have seen till date.
Kapil Sharma finds solace in yoga. Is he prepping for a comeback?
Looking at his pictures we can surely say that Kapil is not in a good state. Stress is clearly visible on his face and he seems to have put on a lot of weight. He has earlier revealed on how he has been battling with depression and these pictures make us concerned for him. He doesn't seem to have gotten over his depression phase making us worried.
A few days ago, when he had interacted with his fans on Twitter he had revealed that he is trying to change his lifestyle. Kapil had also hinted at being back on TV with a show. However, we are yet to hear the announcement of his new show.
Well, if Kapil is not well and is still going through any medical issue, we wish him a speedy recovery.
The actor was last seen on the big screen in Firangi which had turned out to be a dud at the box office.


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Bring bold, sherbet colours into the kitchen with linen towels from Studiopatró.
Not unlike throw pillows in the living room, tea towels in the kitchen are an easy way to freshen up the room each season. And San Francisco-based Studiopatró creates lovely, modern designs for just such a thing. Made from linen (a naturally sustainable material) sourced in the Netherlands and Eastern Europe, the tea towels are individually hand printed with water-based inks, and grow softer with each use. Given that pink and orange are my go-to summer colours, I love the oyster linen collection: designed to go mix and match in a variety of patterns.
Studio Patró linens, from $24, available in North Vancouver at Delish General Store, delishgeneralstore.bigcartel.com, and in Calgary at Inspirati, inspirati.ca; studiopatro.com.
The oyster collection from Studiopatro is designed to be mixed and matched.


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If you are planning to go to University or College as a full-time undergraduate you would normally need to pay for your tuition fees and living costs for the degree duration. However, hope is at hand with loans and grants to help with the costs.
If you have been a resident in the UK for at least three years then you may be eligible for a Tuition Fee Loan which would be paid directly to your University/College. You should also be able to receive a maintenance loan to go towards living expenses.
If your family has a low income you should be able to get a Maintenance Grant from Student Finance England.
Students looking for funding should bear in mind that they do not need to wait until their University place is confirmed before applying for grants. If you are a new student you can make your application based on your first choice. The information can be changed once A-levels are released if needed.
If you have special circumstances such as having children, a learning difficulty or a mental health condition there is extra help available.


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Ligand-dependent activation of the G protein–coupled estrogen receptor (GPER) has been reported to confer cardiovascular benefits. However, Meyer et al. found that genetic absence of Gper conferred protection from cardiovascular pathologies associated with aging and hypertension. GPER activity was required to increase the abundance of the enzyme Nox1 in vascular smooth muscle cells, blood vessels, and myocardium, and was associated with enhanced production of tissue-damaging superoxide. Aged mice that were deficient in Gper developed much less cardiac fibrosis and hypertrophy and also retained greater cardiovascular function. In addition, a pharmacological inhibitor of GPER reduced blood pressure, superoxide production, and Nox1 abundance in hypertensive mice. Thus, inhibitors of GPER are potential therapies for cardiovascular diseases and conditions characterized by excessive superoxide generation.
Pharmacological activation of the heptahelical G protein–coupled estrogen receptor (GPER) by selective ligands counteracts multiple aspects of cardiovascular disease. We thus expected that genetic deletion or pharmacological inhibition of GPER would further aggravate such disease states, particularly with age. To the contrary, we found that genetic ablation of Gper in mice prevented cardiovascular pathologies associated with aging by reducing superoxide (⋅O2−) formation by NADPH oxidase (Nox) specifically through reducing the expression of the Nox isoform Nox1. Blocking GPER activity pharmacologically with G36, a synthetic, small-molecule, GPER-selective blocker (GRB), decreased Nox1 abundance and ⋅O2− production to basal amounts in cells exposed to angiotensin II and in mice chronically infused with angiotensin II, reducing arterial hypertension. Thus, this study revealed a role for GPER activity in regulating Nox1 abundance and associated ⋅O2−-mediated structural and functional damage that contributes to disease pathology. Our results indicated that GRBs represent a new class of drugs that can reduce Nox abundance and activity and could be used for the treatment of chronic disease processes involving excessive ⋅O2− formation, including arterial hypertension and heart failure.


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In this blog post from 2015 I explained how to open a modal window from an item and pass the values back, display a sucess message, etc. This page also contains an item plugin to make it easier to do the whole stuff and avoid hardcoding. I have never published this plugin. Hopefully this functionality is going to be a standard part of 5.1. Now, I was asked to make this working with a file browse item as well. I extended that example and created a new one showing how to do that with changing and clicking on a file browse item. You can see this example here. If you have an account for my workspace, you can even download the plugin and make it working in your environment. Enjoy.
File browse 2 will come the Modal Window, when the Modal window close, File browse 1 in the main screen should get the value of the File browse 2.
How will I accomplish it?
What would this be good for?
I have a main page that has photo and other stuff.
To change the photo, there is a button under it and it calls the modal window where the File browse item2 reside.
I have a hidden File browse item1 in the main page.
** I do not want to call File browse item1 from the main page, just my preference.
For that you don't need two file browse items. One, on the mmodal page is enough. The only thing you need is to reload the photo on the mane page once it is changed. You can do that using report region or using jquery.
The views expressed are my own. The views and opinions expressed by visitors to this blog are theirs and do not necessarily reflect mine.


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In the village of Segu Bunuk you will see the traditional way of housing of the natives of Sarawaks, the longhouses. The longhouses can be up to 180 metres long and 20 metres wide. A longhouse can house up to 300 people. Each family has its own compartment, but it is on the terrace of the house that most activities take place. Here they cook, repair clothing and eat.
Orangutans that have been in captivity are trained to look after themselves in nature on this centre. During the training they will learn how to find food and survive in the rain forest. The possibilities of walking around in the national park near the centre are good.
This 4101 metres tall mountain dominates the scenery of Kinbalu Park. It rises above the tropical rain forest, which has a fantastic flora and is famous for its many species of orchids. Considering the height of mount Kinabalu, it is fairly easy to climb and it can be done in two days, even if you are not in the best shape.
The three turtle islands are situated 40 kilometres north of Sandakan. The turtles crawl onto land on these islands to dig their eggs into the sand. Small turtles dig their way up of the sand and go for the sea on these islands. The only island, which can be accessed by tourists, is Pulau Seligan.

industry_corpus2: Travel & Geography


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Each model is available in limited quantity and numbered.
Grace Sunglasses are designed by Lucia Pasin in watercolor painting and eventually crafted by artisans through the curving process and hand polishing.
Grace Sunglasses are made in cellulose acetate, an eco-friendly material derived from staple cotton and wood chips.
Each pair of Grace Sunglasses is delivered in snuffboxes made of Italian leather whose cleaning cloths match the print of the eyewear.

industry_corpus2: Manufacturing


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If you're looking for a solution to remove Outlook Data files (PST) from OneDrive, you have landed in the right place. Here, in this blog, we are going to discuss how easily you can remove or move Outlook PST files from OneDrive to another location.
Close MS Outlook and wait until OneDrive synchronization gets completed.
Open MS Outlook, go to Account and click on Data File properties.
Go to Advanced, and double-click on the file to know the address of the file.
Here, you can copy entire Outlook Data files from OneDrive and move that data to a new location by right-clicking on the PST file and click Copy.
Now move the copied PST file on your system except OneDrive.
Finally, open Outlook, and go to File > Account Settings.
Now under Email tab, click on Change Folder.
Choose Outlook account and click on New Outlook Data File just below the New Folder button.
Click on browse to locate that Outlook data file which was renamed earlier.
Now, under Data Files tab, click Remove.
This way your Outlook Data file gets disconnected.
Although, the above steps will help you to remove Outlook PST file from OneDrive, keeping Outlook data files away from OneDrive would be a wise choice as it creates performance issues.


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o Communicate and work as the point person with senior management in the division for our analytics tools.
o Design, develop and support systems within the financial modelling and research area.
o Design and develop new code and review existing code changes to ensure standard technology development practices are met.
o Assist in the operational execution of software solutions to assist with the monitoring and control of market and credit risks.
o Assist with application development, modifying and/or maintaining applications and associated testing. Demonstrate knowledge of development tools and languages.

industry_corpus2: Finance & Economics


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Now you can just click an paste pictures into the Flock blogging tool. This will prompt an automatic Photo uploader (Flickr or photobucket), ask for some tagging, allow you to automatically size the photo, and paste the link to Flickr or Photobucket into the blog entry.
This is so slick, you need to download Flock and try it. This currently only works with hosted blogging services: WordPress, TypePad, Movable Type, LiveJournal, Drupal, and Blogger. It does support private blog services that use these APIs: Movable Type, MetaWeblog, Blogger, and Atom.
I switched from blogging on Bloglines.com to Wordpress.com just because of Flock. I liked the idea enough to try out Wordpress.com and liked it enough to move all new posts to Wordpress.com.
Because of Flock, I am actually using my Flickr account and now have signed up with photobucket to see if I prefer their service. What I have seen so far is that I have two services that can host my pictures and from a blogging perspective, it doesn't matter where the pictures are stored. If I fill up Flickr, I can just start posting to photobucket and vice versa.
You also are explicitly given a local save option in the blogging tool which saves to a sane location like "My Documents\Flock Blog Posts"
I'm also very happy with the Linux version. After creating a launcher pointing to /home/username/flock/flock, I was able to use the xpm icon located in the same folder and drag it onto my gnome panel.


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The Ford Pinto was Ford’s first domestic subcompact car. It was marketed in 1970 with competitors being the AMC Gremlin, Chevrolet Vega and imports from Volkswagen, Datsun and Toyota. It was a very popular car with 100,000 units delivered by January 1971. A version produced under the Lincoln Mercury name was called the Bobcat.
The Pinto used powertrains proven in Europe but the Vega had an innovative aluminum engine that caused problems. Robert Eidschun’s design of the exterior of the Pinto was chosen which was unusual because most cars consist of style elements from many designers. The Ford Pinto offered an inline 4 engine and bucket seats. And entry level Pinto was $1,850 which made it the cheapest Ford since 1958.
Seating in the Pinto was low to the floor compared to the imports. Body styles were the two door coupe, a hatchback called the Runabout and a two door station wagon. A top of the line Pinto Squire had faux wood sides. Road & Track magazine did not the suspension and standard drum brakes but loved the 1.6 L Kent engine. The Pinto was available with a choice of two engines and Ford changed the power ratings practically every year. The Ford Pinto Pangra is a modified sporting Pinto produced by Huntington Ford in California and only 55 were sold in 1973.
The Ford Pinto is most well known for it’s design problem that allowed the fuel tank to be easily damaged in a rear end collision. Deadly fires and explosions were common occurrences in rear end collisions. The Pinto had no real bumper or reinforcing structure between the rear panel and gas tank. In some collisions the gas tank would be thrust forward into the differential which had protruding bolts that could puncture the tank. Also the doors could jam during an accident due to poor reinforcement. This led to the Pinto’s nickname as a barbeque that seats four.
The Ford Pinto memo is the cost benefit analysis that Mother Jones magazine obtained that they claimed Ford used to compare the cost of an $11 repair to the monetary value of a human life. This characterization of Ford’s decision as a disregard for human life led to lawsuits though Ford was acquitted of criminal charges. The NHTSA ruled in 1974 that the Pinto had no recallable problem but in 1978 Ford initiated a recall providing a dealer installable safety kit that put protective plastic material over the sharp objects thereby removing the risk of a gas tank puncture.
The Ford Pinto has the dubious honor of being on Time magazine’s list of the fifty worst cars of all time.

industry_corpus2: Automobiles


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industry_corpus2: Gaming


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Due to the nature of this vacation, commitments must be made well in advance of your package beginning with us. We require a non refundable deposit of 25% of your multi day package or single day package, which must be received by Stellar Heliskiing within 10 days of confirmation of your reservation. All payments are payable to Stellar Heliskiing.
Payment of the balance is due November 1. Reservations may be cancelled without notice to the guest if full payment has not been received by Stellar Heliskiing on the due date. For bookings made less than 15 weeks prior to the package beginning, the full package price is due at time of booking. Payments can be made by Visa, MasterCard, AMEX, cash, bank wire or cheque.
If you have to cancel your reservation, we require written notification by registered mail. All deposits for cancellations made less than 15 weeks prior to the package commencement date are NON-REFUNDABLE and will be retained by Stellar Heliskiing.
For cancellations made less than 15 weeks prior to the package commencement date, the total package price is due in full and is NON-REFUNDABLE. If the cancelled reservation can be re-sold to another guest that assumes the contractual obligations, and only if the cancelled space is still available, a change of reservation fee of $250 will apply.
Stellar Heliskiing reserves the right to cancel any package at any time. FULL REFUNDS will be given if this is the situation.
All of our multi-day programs include unlimited vertical but sometimes mother nature doesn’t always cooperate! As a result, we guarantee a minimum of 3,000 metres per day. We offer a metre refund if you are unable to meet the vertical guarantee based on poor weather or mechanical breakdown. We do not give refunds based on a lack of physical fitness or a willingness on your part to return early.
Refunds given for “down days” due to poor weather or mechanical breakdown will be limited, a $150.00 administration fee will apply. There is no refund if you choose not to participate in any activity, because of physical fitness, rider ability or choose to return to the staging area early.
Refunds will be based on a minimum of 3,000 metres per day. This minimum guarantee is cumulative for multi day trips.
Travel insurance is strongly advised. We recommend you carry medical insurance to cover hospital and helicopter ambulance evacuation expenses. Medical evacuation costs are the responsibility of the guest. We also recommend personal insurance to cover loss of baggage, skis, etc due to airlines or unforeseen accidents. Your homeowners insurance may not be enough. Make sure your insurance covers you while you are in Canada. No refunds are given due to illness or injury. Travel insurance can be purchased through: Uniglobe Glacier Travel Ltd. at 1-800-900-9228.
In spite of all safety precautions, accidents can happen. This is part of the intrinsic risk of backcountry skiing. Before we can invite you to explore our terrain with us, you must sign our liability waiver acknowledging that you understand and accept the risks involved with heli skiing. Please review our digital waiver and feel free to contact us if you have any questions.


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Memorial services are busy, stressful, and a blur for the family of the deceased. Often, during a funeral service attendees will be invited to share memories of the loved one, and these will be humorous, touching, and interesting. But how to remember so many stories and insights? I am proud to offer these corresponding Share a Memory Cards and Signs, Attendance Cards, Remembrance Cards to be filled out by those who share (or don’t have time during the service to share) wonderful memories of their loved one.
Cherished Prints offers made to order Print Ready PDF for printing at or locally. We also, offer digital full-color (CMYK) printed stationery on fine archival acid-free 100# cover weight paper that is shipped directly to you. Our Share a Memory Cards are 4" x 6" and fit nicely into a standard photo sleeve to create stunning memorial guest books. We also offer a complete collection of corresponding programs, prayer cards, memorial cards, bookmarks, memorial announcements/invitations, and Acknowledgement Cards.


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You Like the Clarus Blog, But what do we Sell?
Travelling around Asian financial centres, I frequently meet people that read the Clarus Blog and I often get asked “You have great blog articles and free research but what do you sell?”.
In my article today, I will answer this question.
Our weekly newsletter gets published, rain or shine, every Wednesday at 3pm London time. Each week it contains two or three new and original articles; so no regurgitation of news or press releases. Our newsletter subscriber list grows by about 10% per quarter and our website is currently averaging 50,000 page views per month, with user traffic generated both from our regular newsletters readers but also Google Searches for topics in capital markets.
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In some sense we have open-sources our product strategy with the market, which in turn keeps our thinking and our products, current, open and relevant.
We have two commercial product types, ones that we categorise into Analytics or Data.
Charm is our real-time high-performance risk and margin platform designed to solve the challenges of the new derivatives market structure, in the context of regulatory reform since the Great Financial Crisis.
Charm is an AWS Cloud based platform, that is delivered as a Web GUI, as Microservices, or in Excel.
The high performance calculations of Charm is a key differentiator. In our demo’s we are always happy to show how we can do tens of millions of derivative mark to markets (MTM’s) for real customer portfolios 40x to 400x times faster than enterprise technology and all at a fraction of the infrastructure cost.
Charm is very easy to start using as we do not implement onsite but provide a service with easy to understand user interface and apis. In some use-cases, we can be in production from day one or week one. This also means that we frequently conduct trials with real customer portfolios.
Charm customers include clearing members, sell side banks, hedge funds and buy-side firms.
We have happy customers that love to talk about how Charm has solved pressing issues for them.
Over the last 5 years Clarus has collected data that has been generated as a result of regulatory reform of derivatives markets. We normalise, filter and enhance this data and make it widely available for the market to use. The data is delivered via a GUI, an API or via SFTP.
Our data offerings are categorised into the following products that can be licensed separately or together.
CCPView has daily volume (turnover and open interest) from OTC CCP’s and a few major ETD CCPs. It is aggregated data, typically at a product and currency, normalised and gives a global picture of the market.
CCPView also has CPMI-IOSCO quantitative disclosures published by CCPs, covering both ETD, OTC and Securities CCPs. This data includes the initial margin held, default fund size, credit risk and liquidity risk metrics and metrics on members and clients.
CCPView is used by CCPs themselves and by regulators, clearing members, sell side banks and buy side firms.
SEFView has all SEF volumes (and for Japan ETP) since SEF’s started in 2013. Data is updated daily and allows SEF’s and market makers to assess and understand their daily share of the SEF volumes. It also shows where a product/instrument/currency/currency pairs liquidity is currently and is it changing. Data is aggregated but has some price related information (daily highs/lows etc).
SEFView is used by SEFs themselves and by regulators, clearing members, sell side banks and buy side firms.
SDRView Researcher contains a complete view of trade data (FX, IR, CR, COM, EQ) reported to US SDR’s since 2013. This includes additional enriched data such as packaging of trades and the calculation of product appropriate analytics (e.g. DV01 for IRS).
SDRView Professional is a real-time view of trades as reported to the SDR’s. It provides real-time insight into what is trading in US OTC Derivatives markets and at what price and what size at any point in the trading day.
Clients that use SDRView include sell side banks, inter-dealer brokers, buy-side firms and regulators.
We are in the process of launching this product, so please watch this space for our newest data offering.
That’s it for a quick description of what we sell.
I hope this means I will no longer get the question “You have great blogs, but what do you sell?”.
Or if I do, I will have this article on hand to send to them.


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Here, we have write article about the display RSS feed content with simplePie.
Adding content from a RSS feed on website can be quite a task, thankfully the SimplePie library has helped add the Really Simple back into Really Simple Syndication. In this article we will cover how to add the 5 latest headlines from a RSS feed that link back to the articles from the original website.
Once the SimplePie library has been loaded you will need to include the location of the RSS Feed or Atom Feed you are wanting to pull the information from by adding the following variable to the block of code above (make sure you replace the example URL with the address of the feed you are wanting to pull the information from).
That’s everything! You should now have a list of the latest headlines from a RSS feed, linked to the articles from the original website.


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He is in charge of taking care of vegetable garden.
He is a super-talented boy. He is one of the greatest chess player in our home, beside being a recognizable dancer in our community. Together with 3 other boys, he knows how to use most construction tools. They are responsible for designing and constructing our flower garden plus constructing a mini-pool where our ducks swim.


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Your little one might love to ride, but that doesn't mean they'll be doing Trans-Provence this summer. That's why we made our Hotrock 24 with plenty of gear range to tackle the neighbourhood hills, and enough front end travel to ride beginner's trails confidently.
Of course, it also features a lightweight, yet durable, A1 Premium Aluminium frame that's designed to take a hit while they find their legs on the pump track. Chatter and bumps, meanwhile, are handled by the coil-sprung SR Suntour fork's 50mm of travel.
Then there are a whole host of other components that are plenty tough enough to stand up to your little ripper, so you can rest assured that you'll be spending more time riding with your kid and less time waiting in line at the repair counter.
SR Suntour suspension fork offers 50mm of coil-sprung travel that smooths out bumpy, rough terrain.
The 8-speed Shimano Tourney shifts smoothly and is tough enough for abuse.


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Cape Town - Former Springbok No 8 Shaun Sowerby is reportedly set to join Jake White at French Top 14 club, Montpellier.
Reports in French media on Monday stated that Montpellier had informed head coach Fabien Galthie that his services were no longer required.
White is expected to take over as head coach, with Sowerby reported to be named forwards coach, with former France international Stephane Glas in charge of the backline.
It was last week reported that White would come in on six-month consultancy basis with Galthie to stay on in his role.
However with Galthie sacked, White would now be in complete charge, Rugby365 reports.
Sowerby, who played a single Test for the Springboks in 2002, was forwards coach of the EP Kings this past season.
He captained the Sharks in 2003 before moving to France in 2004, where he played for Stade Francais, Toulouse and Grenoble.
Montpellier were beaten 27-9 by bottom club Castres in Top 14 action on Sunday and have won just one of their last nine matches.
They are currently eighth on the log, 13 points behind new leaders Stade Francais who defeated French and European champions Toulon 30-6.

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Last week I attended the CoNEXT Conference in Rome. I had heard a lot about this conference, which is now in its fifth year, but had never previously attended. As SIGCOMM chair, I was recently added to the steering committee for CoNEXT, so it seemed like the right time to correct this omission in my conference-going history. Also, as I noted in my recent editorial, we're keen to grow the set of quality venues for publication of papers of interest to the SIGCOMM community, and CoNEXT is well on its way to becoming such a venue. In fact, based on the quality of this year's program, I would argue that it is already of comparable quality to the SIGCOMM flagship conference. Of course, it's hard to measure quality objectively, but I heard enough favorable comments about the papers to convince me that this perception was widely shared. CoNEXT also accepts papers on a wide range of networking topics, with new architectural approaches, wireless networking, peer-to-peer, security and management all receiving good coverage this year.
Producing a high quality technical program depends on many things, not least the quality of papers that are submitted, but one factor is the quality and diligence of the program committee. With experienced chairs Ernst Biersack and S. Keshav, this year's PC seems to have done extremely well. Favorable comments about review quality were made even by some authors of rejected papers.
I hesitate to begin listing highlights of the conference, for fear of offending someone by failing to mention that their paper or contribution, but here goes. I don't think anyone will be offended by my saying that Van Jacobson's talk on content-centric networking was eagerly anticipated and got the technical program off to a flying start. Many of us in the SIGCOMM community have had the chance to hear Van talk about CCN in an informal setting, but this was the first appearance of the project at a formal conference, and I think many were inspired to go and read the full paper.
Prior to Van's talk, Ratul Mahajan, recipient of this year's Rising Star award, gave the keynote. His talk contained a number of thought-provoking insights on how to pick and pursue a productive research agenda, drawing on Ratul's personal experiences. It was striking to hear someone who is in the early stages of his career sound like an elder statesman in the field.
I participated only briefly in the student workshop (I came directly from the airport to the closing panel so I could share my sleep-deprived insights on research careers - a very interesting and interactive session). This workshop has been a fixture of CoNEXT from the beginning, and is an effective way of bringing students into the main conference and giving them a chance to present their work at an early stage. We hope to use travel grant money to increase participation in this workshop next year.
The local arrangements and logistics were excellent. The meeting facilities at the National Research Council were very good, with the auditorium providing great acoustics and visibility. One aspect stood out in particular: the conference banquet. It was a beautiful venue (the Teatro Capranica) and the food was outstanding, but the most impressive thing was that the organizers had only 10 days to line up the venue, when the original venue's booking was pre-empted by the City. The ability to respond and produce such a high quality event under duress was a testament to the skill and dedication of the conference committee.
All in all, I think we have another top quality, broad conference in the SIGCOMM stable. Of course, the quality ultimately depends on the papers, so I hope that our community will increasingly think of CoNEXT as a desirable venue to publish. CoNEXT 2010 will be in Philadelphia, November 30 - December 3. Mark your calendars and start thinking about the papers or posters you might be able to submit.


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Go bonkers with your backups.
Western Digital doesn't want you to run out of backup storage, at least for a long time. And most people won't with the company's new massive capacity 20TB My Book Duo storage system.
Not to be confused with a true network-attached storage (NAS) device, the My Book Duo is a compact box designed to plug directly into your PC. It does not have an Ethernet port or any networking features, so if you need that functionality, you will have to look elsewhere.
For simple backups, however, the My Book Duo is a serviceable solution. It comes with RAID-optimized WD Red hard drives (I've been running a WD Red HDD in my main PC for several years now) with specialized firmware, running in RAID 0 out of the box. WD claims it can hit sequential read speeds of up to 360MB/s. If you're not comfortable with trusting your backups to a RAID 0 array, you can reconfigure the drives to RAID-1 for redundancy or use JBOD.
The My Book Duo also features auto management of drive operations to help ensure read/write cycle data integrity, and 256-bit AES hardware encryption with WD Security.
If you have a USB Type-C port on your PC, the WD My Book Duo will connect to it with an included USB-C cable and port. It also has two additional USB Type-A hub ports for connecting other accessories, such as drones, action cameras, keyboards, mice, USB drives, and to sync and charge your smartphone.
The 20TB capacity will set you back a cool $800. If that's too rich for your blood, there are less expensive (and capacious) models, including 16TB for $600, 12TB for $420, 8TB for $330, 6TB for $290, and 4TB for $260. All of these are available now direct from WD and backed by a three-year warranty.


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Replacing the UV lamp in your Trojan UV system is essential to maintaining optimal performance.
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Freezing credit and signing up for free credit monitoring are among strategies a University of Wyoming Extension specialist recommends in response to the massive hack of the consumer credit reporting agency Equifax.
Information for about 145 million people was compromised, potentially exposing names, addresses, birthdates and Social Security numbers.
Equifax has taken a few steps to help people protect their identities, said personal financial management specialist Cole Ehmke. All Americans can sign up for free credit monitoring at www.equifax.com at the Equifax Cybersecurity Incident link. The monitoring is effective for all three credit bureaus, including Experian and TransUnion. Enrollment ends Nov. 21.
Equifax has also promised to waive the fee to freeze credit reports through the end of January.
A credit freeze limits access to a credit report, limiting potential creditors from accessing credit files, so the creditor is less likely to issue credit, said Ehmke.
“The end result is that identity thieves are less likely to open an account in your name,” he said.
There is a charge each time a credit report is frozen and also when the freeze is lifted. The cost in Wyoming is $10. Equifax has waived this fee until the end of January, said Ehmke.
He recommended freezing credit at all three agencies – Equifax, Experian and TransUnion – as the best identity theft protection.
He said Equifax has announced a new service called a credit lock, which they say will launch by Jan. 31.
“Offering a credit lock is a more significant offer than Equifax’s previous ones of one free year of credit monitoring or its promise to waive the fee to freeze your credit through the end of January, since it is free for life, but it offers slightly less than a credit freeze,” Ehmke said.
A credit lock is similar to a credit freeze in that it limits access to a credit report, but a credit freeze offers more protection since law guarantees it, he said. Lifting a credit freeze can take between 24 and 48 hours, but not every credit lock program is instantaneous and not every credit lock program is free.
“I would certainly recommend signing up for the one year of Equifax’s credit monitoring service, which they call TrustedID Premier, and I would definitely consider credit freezes. Unfortunately, doing both a freeze and a lock isn’t possible,” Ehmke said.
So far, 7.5 million people have signed up for the free year of credit monitoring Equifax offered following the breach, but after that, consumers will have to pay Equifax $17 a month to continue the service.
“But I would be hesitant to pay to do anything that I can do myself for free,” Ehmke said.
Regularly checking credit reports from the three agencies is one strategy people can take with credit reports and identity theft. Federal law provides free access to each once a year (at www.annualcreditreport.com). There is overlap in the content of the reports, so checking a different one every four months gives a rolling sense of what is in them across the year, he said.
“Monitoring credit reports helps identify whether a horse got out of the corral. A freeze might be more like helping to keep the gate closed,” Ehmke said.
He cautioned credit freezes will not deter non-credit related frauds such as tax refund identity theft and health insurance fraud.
“For that, vigilance is about all we can recommend,” Ehmke said.


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The sky over Ulladulla harbour will ablaze of light and colour for the Blessing of the Fleet firework display on Easter Sunday night.
So find a spot for your deck chair or rug, bring the family and sit back & relax and enjoy the fantastic display.
The Priceline Ulladulla and Mollymook Golf Club fireworks are a highlight of the Ulladulla Blessing of the Fleet Festival.


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Hiring a motivational speaker for your corporate or business event is absolutely essential if you want your message to be presented to your audience clearly and effectively. What many companies do not realise is that a professional and qualified motivational speaker can bring hope to an otherwise disgruntled or despondent employee or team member.
A team not meeting its deadlines and goals or a team that seems to be struggling with issues between members is one that desperately needs a team building exercise or assistance from a motivational speaker. Renewed energy and enthusiasm can be obtained from a professional and experienced motivational speaker.
Not just anyone can carry out the task of motivational speaking. It takes someone with dedication, charisma and personality to drive a difficult message home and to have a lasting and uplifting effect on the audience. When thinking about motivational speakers, public speakers and getting your team to where you want it to be, take the time to consider the various speakers available to you. Choose wisely as you want your team to respect the person delivering the speech or even to identify with them.
Motivational Speakers SA is a Johannesburg based company that is focused on providing its clients with access to well known public speakers who are known to get the job done. Their team of staff members have well known personalities on it such as Ashley Hayden, Clem Sunter, Gary Bailey, Gcina Mhlophe and Robin Banks.
If you are looking for a motivational speaker that is dynamic, dedicated and effective then take the time to contact Motivational Speakers SA. This particular team will ensure that your team building event or encouragement seminar is a complete success and that each and every one of your team members leaves feeling refreshed, motivated and ready to start reaching their goals.


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Overview of the software tools from the LSS organization.
Distributed control systems: adapting to the realities of today’s manufacturing. How DCS Technology evolved into a scalable automation solution.
Guided Wave Radar provides reliable water level measurement with easy installation, virtually no maintenance, and compliance with SIL requirements. This whitepaper provides insight into the benefits of using Guided Wave Radar in steam applications.
A whitepaper that discusses how your control solution partner can help drive profitability, proces efficiency, production flexibility and agility if it is a perfect fit DCS like Experion LX, with reference to speciality chemical manufacturing.

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text: This composition for Piano includes 3 page(s). It is performed by Amilcare Ponchielli. The style of the score is 'Classical'. Catalog SKU number of the notation is 15667. This score was originally published in the key of D. Authors/composers of this song: A. Ponchielli arr. Jack Long. This score was first released on Thursday 4th January, 2001 and was last updated on Wednesday 8th February, 2017. The arrangement code for the composition is PF. Minimum required purchase quantity for these notes is 1. Please check if transposition is possible before your complete your purchase.

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Does anyone know of a supplier who still does them? Ideally a supplier in the UK.
We are not interested in plastic racks/sliders oranything that individually holds CDs as they waste about 50% of the space they take up. Nor do we wish to remove the CD's rfom the jewel cases as we often need the CD-Keys on the back of the cases.
Hi, check out this link: http://www.cartons.com This company will most likely will have or will get the specific sizes you need. They do small and large jobs, whether you are looking for 10 boxes or thousands.
no URL?, no good enyway once I found it.
try www.pearl.de or www.conrad.de Both sell CD cases which are similar to the "Wurlitzer" system. Very handy!!! No Jewlecase mess anymore and easy to catalog.
These links will help you on little budget as well ;-> They are cheep !!! I use them.
I said IN the jewel as we need the cd-keys on the back.


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Last year, my youngest daughter and I were rereading our books by Dr. Seuss and rewatching our animated Dr. Seuss specials on DVD. My daughter really enjoyed, Daisy-Head Mayzie, a story about a girl and a mysterious daisy that sprouts from the top of her head.
Daisy-Head Mayzie was published in 1994 after Dr. Seuss's death. The manuscript of the story was discovered by his wife, Audrey Geisel, while she was "sorting through her late-husband's papers." (Washington Post).
I tried to imagine a way to bring this book to life for my daughter after she spent the day singing, "Daisy-Head. Daisy-Head. DAISY-HEAD MAYZIE!" which she learned from the animated special created by Hanna-Barbera that was released around the same time as the book.
I reread Daisy-Head Mayzie and had an idea for an activity when I read the words of Principal Grumm, "It says here...it says, daisies grow on land. They grow between rocks. They grow also in sand. It mentions right here they can grow in a pot. But mention the head of a girl, it does not!" I thought, Maybe we could grow a daisy in a pot. A pot that looked like Mayzie!
I sketched Daisy's face on the pot in pencil.
Then, I painted with acrylic paint.
I used one of the illustrations from the book as a guide.
Somehow, we had a pack of daisy seeds in our garage. (It must have been fate!) It stated on the package that it would be 365 days until the daisy would bloom. That would be perfect! By March 2, 2018 we would have a Daisy-Head Mayzie! Right?
The pot was painted and the seeds were ready to be planted. I just needed my little helper.
She planted seeds in a few containers just to make sure there would be at least one that would sprout.
After I thought it over, the Daisy-Head Mayzie pot could not sit on the container with the dirt. The seed would probably benefit from sunlight. (Duh!) Therefore, I set the Daisy-Head pot to the side until we got our sprout.
Thankfully, we had multiple sprouts. Needing only one, I transplanted one into this pot. There is dirt inside the Daisy-Head Mayzie pot and the blue pot below.
Our daisy was growing well in August 2017. At this point I started to think about the upcoming winter. Would the daisy continue to grow inside? Well, I brought the daisy inside and I have to admit that I neglected it a little, but it continued to grow.
Here is the daisy at the end of February 2018. No daisy flower but an impressive plant was growing out of Daisy's head. I had one more idea!
I cut petals out of a paper-plate and painted a yellow circle for the center. Then, I glued the flower to a wooden skewer that I had painted green.
She was pretty excited. So, we read the book again and watched the show!
This is not a daisy made of a paper plate.
It is a real daisy flower!
I added some new paint to make Daisy-Head Mayzie look as good as new!
You can grow your own, Daisy-Head Mayzie!