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The Civil Aviation Bill is in many respects a broadly consensual measure, having its origins in work done under the last Labour government. It modernises the regulatory framework for civil aviation chiefly through reforms to the Civil Aviation Authority (CAA).
Labour has worked constructively as the Opposition to improve the Bill and obliged the government to respond to pressure by introducing their own amendments and by organising sessions where we have been able to question officials on aspects of the Bill. We have pressed the case for airport operators to be required to produce passenger welfare plans – an attempt to address real shortcomings in the treatment of many passengers during the severe weather of two years ago. We also obliged the government to give assurances that the CAA would have an additional duty to consider the welfare of disabled passengers.
Another area we have pressed is security, where the government has gone some way to answering our questions on the 'outcomes-focussed risk-based regime'. But we remain concerned about the potential loss of expertise, as some specialist staff, at present employees of the Transport Department, may be reluctant to transfer to the CAA.
However, the main issue of conflict is the impact of aviation on the environment. Without considerable effort from the industry, the regulator and the government working together, it is clear that aviation’s contribution to climate change will significantly increase. We pressed this issue repeatedly at the Committee stage of the Bill to ensure that the CAA has the power and large airports have the responsibility to reduce carbon emissions. This will be the major area of our challenge to the government in the first Report stage debates today.
It is frankly incredible that Ministers continue to refuse to recommit to the emission reduction targets for aviation that Labour set in government, and to which even the industry itself is committed. Similarly, it is disappointing that Ministers have so far not accepted the recommendation of The Committee on Climate Change to include our share of emission from international aviation in future Carbon Budgets.
We have made clear that if the conclusions reached by the newly established independent commission on aviation, let by Sir Howard Davies, are to stand any prospect of becoming a reality then they must be deliverable within these strict limits. As we have seen in the past week with the appalling impact of tropical storm Sandy, the threat from our changing climate is severe. Events of this kind may occur with greater frequency unless global warming is confronted. Yet the government appears to be relying on reduced economic activity to allay fears that its carbon targets will not be met. In contrast, Labour is clear that all areas of policy, transport included, must place the importance of tackling climate change at their heart.
Ministers’ unwillingness to strengthen the powers of the CAA as the regulator in the crucial area of protecting the environment undermines David Cameron’s promise to be the “greenest government ever”. We are hopeful that today Peers across the House will join us when we press crucial amendments to the vote.

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Crossings between small wild cats and domestic cats have been documented for more than a century, and some of the resulting hybrids were exhibited at cat shows in Victorian times. At least ten species have been used, as such matings became popular again during the 1960�s. The Bengal evolved from an American breeding program which attempted to transfer a wild cat�s markings to a domestic breed.
Breeders strive for the look of the first-generation bengals, which resemble the leopard cat. The working standard features uniqueness; small, rounded ears on moderate-sized head; a wide nose; puffy, wide whisker pad; large, oval eyes. The nose is short with a prominent bridge an a gentle, inward curve from the bridge to the tip of the nose. The cat has a long, muscular, substantial body. The Bengals must retain the wild look of their forebears, and a coat pattern and colour that is unique to the cat fancy. The spots are large and horizontally aligned; they do not follow the mackerel or classic pattern; some even have the beginnings of rosettes. There are a variety of background colours, ranging from white to ivory to buff, golden, or orange with contrasting darker brown or black spots.
The first deliberate cross is believed to have taken place in 1963, but the breeding program initiated by Jean Mill was suspended and not reactivated until 1981 when Dr. Willard Centerwall entered into a partnership with Mill. The Bengal first appeared on the show circuit in 1985. The Asian leopard cat resembles a small ocelot, With longish large spots and stripes, and weights about ten pounds. It is wild and cannot be tamed. Occasionally, a male leopard cat will accept a domestic cat and breed with her. The result of these breeding is a Bengal. The goal of the Bengal breeding program is to create a domestic cat which has physical features distinctive to the small forest-dwelling wild cats, but with the loving, dependable temperament of the domestic cat.
Temperament is of prime importance to this breed; these cats must be gentle, unchallenging and amenable to handling. Any sign of a definite challenge will disqualify the cat from competition.

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US born Jeffrey Louis-Reed is a prolific artist, swimmer, composer / musician / DJ, and writer who [in turn] writes national columns, composes film soundtracks and DJ’s at some of the best clubs, festivals and events around the world.
He has recently installed works at RCA, Monday for Manorisms (alongside Pure Evil, Pablo Fiasco, Banksy) His work has had common themes for many years – the use of found objects, non art materials, found photographs, music and ephemera; the use of a restricted palette of off white gesso, black and red; heads drawn over heads – graphic bodies and corpuscular shapes – always referencing the materials painted on. This practice has extended into film, music – where he’s on most major international digital stores and streaming services like spotify; and above all an obsessive worth ethic where over 11,000 pieces were made last year – and the pace isn’t letting up.
Currently Jeffrey is working across 4 studios in his adopted home town of Hastings close to where he once was assistant to similar polymath Derek Jarman where days would be spent gardening, writing scripts, filming, painting and collecting beach detritus for all of the above.
Jeffrey is also producing music for his new record deal on Fatboy Slim’s label Southern Fried; Djing weekly at his iconic Dogstar club in Brixton now in its 20th year; he currently is the Culture Editor for Phoenix Magazine; and contributor to Urban Junkies, Brixton Radio and The Industry where he is the music director; and of course, The Art.
2014 was a busy year with over 20 shows – in 7 countries – and 2015 is looking similarity busy. Highlights included solo shows in Tokyo,Paris, London and NYC; all three Art Car Boot Fairs – He also did the Big Deal shows, Chinese Open, had work at Moniker and London Art Fairs. Obsessed with cakes, Jeffrey took over the iconic Soho Patisserie Maison Bertaux for a show – where Noel Fielding was one of the buyers – collecting a smiling baguette painting and a boring still life – repainted.
2015 is looking interesting with new shows in South Korea, Paris several times, Tokyo again, Kentucky, Doel [near Antwerp] Berlin, Paris x 2, South Korea, Tokyo, Miami, NYC, Doel [Antwerp], Chateau Miranda, London [Chinese Open, Art car boot fair, Big Deal, many more].
Jeffrey also is swimming the English Channel this August [he was support swimmer on a successful Channel swim in 2014].
Like Churchill, Hastings based multi media artist Jeffrey Louis-Reed, aka DJ Disastronaut, feels very strongly that the arts are worth fighting for and intends to focus his energy towards this fight in the run up to the forthcoming General Election in May.

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Squeezebox : Community : Forums > User Forums > General Discussion > Replaygain - dummies guide?
View Full Version : Replaygain - dummies guide?
Started looking into getting all my music tagged for replaygain. I have all my music stored as flac.
A trawl of the forums revealed that I can get set up by using foobar2000 to tag all my music which I've started. I have some questions as to how this actually works.
Does it consider the volume levels of every track in the music collection before applying gain values? If so, does this mean every time I rip a new CD I'm going to have to rerun it across the whole collection again? Hope not becaus it seems to be taking ages!
To apply replaygain to the tracks on an album, you only need to scan (all the tracks on) the album, not your entire collection.
No I believe that it calibrates the sound level to a set reference which I thought was normally 89db but the replaygain websites says is 83db.
That means you can simply apply replay gain to the any new music that you have and don't have to rescan your entire collection.
Have you checked out http://www.replaygain.org/ there is a great section which explains in fairly plain Englsh what it does.
Since you're using Foobar2000, the process is very straightforward. Just load up all the albums you want to process. If they are in a single directory hierarchy, that's trivial: right-click the folder in Windows Explorer and select "Enqueue in Foobar2000". Now select everything in FB2K (Ctrl-A), then right-click to get the pop-up menu and select Replaygain -> Scan selection as multiple albums. This will add both track and album gain tags. What happens is that all of the tracks in each album are analysed, and after the last track in an album is done, it writes the tags to all the files in that album. If you switch on the console log display you'll see what's going on.
As for rescanning the entire library: no that's not required. Just replaygain scan the new CD(s). Also, FB2K has an option to only scan and apply replaygain if the file doesn't already have the tags. If you switch this option on, then even if you tell FB2K to replaygain your entire collection, it'll (very quickly) skip all those that were already done. (Sorry, I'm at work right now and don't recall the exact place where this option is set).
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Officials said they were considering a “controlled burn” of the petroleum on the surface of the Gulf of Mexico.
With a vast oil slick now within only 20 miles of the ecologically fragile Louisiana coastline, Coast Guard officials said they were considering a “controlled burn” of the petroleum on the surface of the Gulf of Mexico.
Rear Adm. Mary E. Landry, the federal on-scene coordinator for the spill, said such a burn might be conducted as soon as Wednesday.
A joint government and industry task force has been unable to stop crude oil from streaming out of a broken pipe attached to a well 5,000 feet below sea level. The leaks were found Saturday, days after an oil rig to which the pipe was attached exploded and sank in the gulf about 50 miles southeast of Venice, La. An estimated 42,000 gallons a day are now spilling into the Gulf of Mexico.
Officials said Tuesday that wind projections indicated that the oil would not reach land in the next three days, and it was unclear exactly where along the Gulf Coast it might arrive first.
“If some of the weather conditions continue, the Delta area is at risk,” said Charlie Henry, scientific support coordinator for the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration.
Admiral Landry said a final decision had not been made yet about whether to burn the oil.
“We fully understand there are benefits and trade-offs,” she said.
But she also noted that with the spill moving toward land the impact on the shoreline had to be considered. That part of Louisiana contains some 40 percent of the nation’s wetlands and is spawning grounds for countless fish and birds.
Controlled burns have been done and tested before, Admiral Landry said, and had been shown to be “effective in burning 50 to 95 percent of oil collected in a fire boom.” The downside, she said, was a “black plume” of smoke that would put soot and other particulates into the air.
The consideration of burning was raised as the spill seemed to enter a direr phase. Short-term fixes have been unsuccessful, and political reaction has intensified.
On Tuesday, Homeland Security Secretary Janet Napolitano and Interior Secretary Ken Salazar said they were expanding the government’s investigation of the explosion that caused the oil rig disaster. The inquiry will have subpoena power and will look into possible criminal or civil violations by the operators of the drilling rig, Transocean, a Swiss company, and related companies.
Administration officials also met Tuesday with top executives of BP, which was leasing the rig and is required by law to pay for the cleanup. Last fall, as the federal government was weighing tougher safety and environmental rules for drilling in the Gulf of Mexico, BP objected, saying its voluntary programs were successful.
BP engineers have not been able to activate a device known as a blowout preventer, a valve at the wellhead that was supposed to stop oil flow in an emergency and is the only short-term solution for capping the well.
Doug Suttles, the chief operating officer for exploration and production at BP, defended the company’s efforts, and said the cleanup was costing $6 million a day. He said engineers had not given up on engaging the valve and were exploring other possible fixes.
Mr. Suttles said that a plan to use a type of tent or dome to collect the oil was progressing and was two to four weeks from being operational. On Tuesday, the company received permits to drill a relief well, which would be started half a mile from the current well site. Crews plan to drill toward the current well and then inject it with heavy fluids and concrete to seal it. That solution is experimental at this depth, however, and is months away.
Coast Guard officials said they were not expecting landfall for the spill in the next three days. But Doug Helton, the incident operations coordinator for the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration’s emergency response division, said winds would change Wednesday and start pushing the spill north and west toward the Mississippi Delta. “It is going to land eventually,” Mr. Helton said.
Admiral Landry said that a burn would take place offshore where no one on land could see it.
A burn does not get rid of the oil entirely. It leaves waxy residue that can either be skimmed from the surface or sink to the bottom of the ocean.

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…do you have to eat it for the rest of your Life? The answer is obviously no, unless your parents still have an iron grip on your diet. No one can force you to do something that’s good for your health and your Life if you don’t want to.
If you don’t want to renew that gym membership, go to yoga classes or reduce your stress with meditation, that’s up to you. Don’t feel like watching your sugar intake or taking your vitamins, the choice is yours to reap the benefits or face the consequences. And the same goes for your Chiropractic care.
That rumor that says ‘once you start Chiropractic care, you have to keep going for the rest of your life’ is a big fallacy. Although it’s true, many clients who start Chiropractic CHOOSE to continue with maintenance care because they appreciate the truckload of Life benefits that goes with having a strong spine and clear Nerve System… no one is forcing them to do so. They do it because it simply makes sense – just like eating their broccoli.

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ISLAMABAD: Muslim countries, organizations and individuals have pledged nearly $1 billion in cash and relief supplies to help Pakistan respond to the worst floods in the nation's history, the head of a group of Islamic states said Sunday.
The announcement came as floodwaters inundated a large town in Pakistan and authorities struggled to build new levees with clay and stone to prevent one of the area's biggest cities from suffering the same fate.
Foreign countries have pledged hundreds of millions of dollars to help Pakistan cope with the floods, which first hit the country about a month ago after extremely heavy monsoon rains. But some officials had criticized the Muslim world for not contributing enough.
Ekmeleddin Ihsanoglu, head of the 57-member Organization of The Islamic Conference, likely sought to counter that criticism by announcing that Muslims have pledged nearly $1 billion. The pledges came from Muslim states, NGOs, OIC institutions and telethons held in Saudi Arabia, Turkey, Kuwait, the United Arab Emirates and Qatar, he said.
''They have shown that they are one of the largest contributors of assistance both in kind and cash,'' said Ihsanoglu of the various donors. He spoke during a joint press conference with Pakistani Foreign Minister Shah Mahmood Qureshi in Islamabad.
Ihsanoglu did not provide a breakdown of the pledges or say how much of the money would flow through the Pakistani government versus independent organizations.
Pakistani Prime Minister Yousuf Raza Gilani criticized donations made to foreign NGOs rather than the Pakistani government Sunday, saying much of the money would be wasted ''Eighty per cent of the aid will not come to you directly,'' said Gilani, referring to Pakistani citizens.
''It will come through their NGOs, and they will eat half of it,'' he said during a press conference in his hometown of Multan.
The United Nations, the Pakistani army and a host of local and international relief groups have rushed aid workers, medicine, food and water to the affected regions, but are unable to reach many of the 8 million people who are in need of emergency assistance.


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Apple has released iOS 12.1.1, a minor update that comes five weeks after the last major public release (iOS 12.1). The update is primarily concerned with fixing minor bugs, but there are a few user-facing changes worth noting.
FaceTime is improved with an easier, one-tap interface to change between the front and rear camera. The previous iOS 12 FaceTime interface was roundly criticized for being needlessly obtuse. You can also record Live Photos from FaceTime calls.
Those with an iPhone XR will see new support for Haptic Touch on notifications. And all iPhone XR and XS users get more carrier options for eSIM support.
To update your iPhone or iPad, open Settings, tap on General, then Software Update.
iOS 12.1.1 or later will be necessary to view ECG data from Apple Watch Series 4 in the Health app, but that feature has not been made available yet. It should be enabled when watchOS 5.1.2 is released (which could happen any day now).


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Rob Wells, Universal’s President Of Global Digital Business, is leaving the company after 14 years, MBW has learnt.
Wells, who is based at the company’s Santa Monica, California headquarters, sent an emotional note to UMG staff earlier today announcing his farewell.
The popular exec has served as UMG’s President of Global Digital Business since October 2010, reporting into Universal’s worldwide boss Lucian Grainge.
“With a heavy heart but an incredible sense of accomplishment and pride, I write you today to tell you that I have decided to leave my position and to explain why.
“When I started working with Lucian more than 14 years ago, neither of us could have imagined the digital possibilities in store for our business. Apple wouldn’t launch the iTunes Store for several years to come – and YouTube, Pandora, Vevo and Spotify weren’t even ideas on a white board.
“Together, we helped build Universal Music Group’s digital business from its infancy into a global leader. At every turn, we pushed the industry forward, making sure our business model adapted to the way that consumers wanted to listen to music while insuring that our artists shared in all the new revenue streams.
“Today, music from our incredible roster of artists is available for download at hundreds of online stores. Listeners can access tracks globally at dozens of music streaming services. Or they can watch the latest music videos from their favorite artist on Vevo and other sites.
“There are more ways to listen to music today than at any time in the long history of the industry – and I feel incredibly proud of our role in that accomplishment. Just as we couldn’t imagine the extent of digital opportunities that lay ahead of us all those years ago, that is a fraction of the possibilities that await over the next 15 years.
“I am so grateful to Lucian for allowing me this opportunity. Universal Music Group has the best team in the business and a second-to-none artist roster. The company is poised for an incredibly bright future and I look forward to seeing where all of you lead the industry.
“While leaving isn’t easy, I take comfort in the extraordinary digital team that I am leaving behind–who have become more than just work colleagues but a true family–and the knowledge that whatever entrepreneurial opportunity I explore next, I will always have a close relationship with everyone at Universal Music Group, both here in the US and in every territory around the world.
“Someone once told me that when you leave a senior role, you leave the power behind. I accept that, but what you take with you in fond memories, accomplishments and lasting friendships is where the real power lies.
“UMG under Lucian’s leadership has always been and will always be an incredible company, which allows people to develop those memories, foster those accomplishments and nurture those friendships.
Wells first joined Universal Music UK in 2000 as Division Director of Digital Services.
He was subsequently promoted to Senior VP of Universal Music Group’s international division, where he was responsible for directing and executing all aspects of the company’s international digital business.
Two years ago, he took up a prestigious position on UMG’s Executive Board, where he sat alongside long-term boss Lucian Grainge.
Grainge followed Wells’ note with his own memo to staff today, in which he thanked the exec for his “many contributions over the years”.
He added: “The significance of what he accomplished while at UMG cannot be understated. And for that, we will forever be thankful.
“I will miss Rob’s professionalism, his sense of humor and his commitment to our artists and labels.


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Did anyone get that email yesterday? BFL explained the reason for higher power usage and larger form factor was to "deliver customers what they expected". Well, it would have helped if they indeed did deliver what was sold, and on time!
Almost 6 month for a 5GH/s one? i better buy GPU rigs.
did not get anything - but my order was for jalapeno what was your`s?
I was thinking of buying from BFL for awhile but when I did the math I realized that if they could actually deliver what they promised they would be able to make as much money running one of their jalapenos for a week as they would selling it.
IF they actually had the technology they claim why sell it at all? Why not just mine. After the first week of mining it would be free money and the asics they sell are supposed to use so little electricity that the difficulty would have to go up an awful lot before mining would be unproductive.
When something sounds too good to be true it usually is.
At best these guys are running their company terribly by over promising and under delivering. Continuig to take pre-orders when you are over 6 months behind schedule is not a good business practice.
At worst they are perpetrating a massive scam, always coming up with new excuses why their product is delayed, all the while raking in more money for product they never intend to deliver.
Sad thing is with competitors delivering product, the game is over for bitcoin mining, basically. If you aren't already in, you may as well mine Litecoin, which is I think exactly what is happening with the bitcoin price- miners switching their gear to litecoin, selling bit coin.
Actually, if you aren't already knee deep into mining, the best thing is probably just to buy coins, which is what I'm doing. Instead of buying a rig, I put that money into buying coin. Better investment. It's like an arms race around here. I'm too far behind. You place your bet with the coin that has the greatest future. I think bitcoin will always be around- like Ford. But you will have options. i think Litecoin clones are the future, and its a matter of whoever gets there first. Like .com mania of 1998, people will probably get behind CNC coins just because of the name. Adding a .com to your name and going public equaled $40 million in 1999.
Exactly. At this point only the first round of ASIC miners will have an edge. After that their will be so much hashing power that they won't be nearly as profitable as the people buying them figured.
Even if they start shipping now all the people that ordered them are going to get screwed. They could have been GPU mining something for the last 9 months. Think about how may LTC you could have mined before the difficulty went retarded in the last few weeks.
I thought about mining until I did a little research into it. It's quickly getting out of reach for the average Joe. I heard that some Wall Street traders are going to start trading Bitcoins. That should drive the price higher, and then higher and then lower..... Sort of like the stock market during the 1920's and before. My fear is that Bitcoins are becoming too volatile to serve as a useful currency.
Looks like I will just stick with my GPU until the difficulty gets so high it make no sense to mine anymore.
I am giving him the benefit of the doubt and I leave the burden of redemption on him. If BFL ships, then I will congratulate them personally.
When are they scheduled to ship???
Actually, if you aren't already knee deep into mining, the best thing is probably just to buy coins, which is what I'm doing.
Anyone actually got a Jalapeno yet?
There are a few threads with screencaps... check the mining subforum. It looks like they're finally trickling out of the factory. Next speculation - what will the hashrate be once they're shipping in volume? I predict 1PHash/s before the reward drops again.
Yeah I think they're finally shipping. They sent an email out to all their customers with an order on Wednesday.
Could you post a link to those threads?


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text: Paulette graduated from Eastern Washington University with her Masters in School Social Work in 2014. She previously worked at an online Christian school as a high school counselor. She also spent a short time as a junior high counselor as well. She enjoys working with families and students and hopes to inspire and ignite passion in many. Paulette enjoys learning and pursuing higher education. She plans to work toward her doctorate degree in the near future.

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A second republic senator, Chief Olorunnimbe Farukanmi on Saturday, said the N50,000 minimum wage being craved for by Nigerian workers, would have dire consequences on the nation’s economy.
According to The Nation, the financial expert said labourers are entitled to their wages, but expressed the need for trade unions to consider and look at various sources of revenue accurable to their employers in order to asses the reality of the wages from which their salaries are paid.
According to him, the resources from crude oil sales represent the main sources of revenue from which the federation account generates majority of its resources. The elder statesman warned that new minimum wage of N50,000 would cause another economic recession in the country, as it would lead to general increase in the prices of all commodities and food stuff.


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Best Climbs Joshua Tree National Park is part of a series of new climbing guides from Falcon, appealing specifically to nonlocal climbers and locals with minimal time on their hands, all of whom seek visually appealing, to-the-point guides that filter out the very best climbs in some of America's most popular climbing destinations, with an emphasis on moderate routes ranging from 5.6 to 5.10. With over 8,000 routes to choose from, selecting a climb at Joshua Tree can be a daunting task for the traveling climber or for a climber new to the area. Best Climbs Joshua Tree National Park includes over 250 of the very best sport and trad routes at this world-renowned climbing area.
Bob Gaines is an AMGA Certified Rock Guide who has been teaching rock climbing since 1983. He is the owner/director of Vertical Adventures Climbing School, based at Joshua Tree National Park, California, where he has taught clients ranging from Boy Scouts to Navy Seals. Bob has also worked extensively as a climbing stunt coordinator on over 40 television commercials. He was the chief safety officer for the movie Cliffhanger and doubled for Captain Kirk when Kirk free soloed El Capitan in Star Trek V. Bob is also the co-author of Rock Climbing Tahquitz and Suicide Rocks (The Globe Pequot Press, 2001).

industry_corpus2: Travel & Geography


text: Runmates Limited was set up on Tuesday the 26th of September 2017. Their current partial address is Cork, and the company status is Strike Off Listed. The company's current directors have been the director of 0 other Irish companies between them.


text: Email marketing provides an effective connection with your targeted audience and gives you the best return on investment. Reach out to your current and potential customers and keep them updated on your company’s latest deals and news. Marketers agree that email is a key to business, especially for ROI and developing long-lasting profitable relationships. A personalized, segmented and targeted email marketing campaign is important for brand awareness and drive conversions.


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Kailash Mansarovar Yatra with Lhasa: Journey starts from Kathmandu, after Sightseeing of valley of the temples; "Kathmandu Valley". Devotees fly a beautiful flight to Lhasa crossing over the Mt. Everest and whole Khumbu HImalayan region including beautiful Tibetan Plateau which is a lifetime achievement to cross over the Highest Mountain of the world "Mount Everest". Arrival receive at Ganger Airport at Lhasa and drive starts on the roof of the world about 2.5 hours to Lhasa City.
Lhasa: A culture kingdom of Buddhism and Pre-Buddhism as well the capital city of Tibet, an Autonomous Region of China. During stay at Lhasa will cover sightseeing of Barkhor Bazar, Jokhang Temple, Norbulinka and of course the world famous Potala Palace. The visit of Lhasa adds the flavor on the Yatra of Holy Mount Kailash and Sacred Lake Mansarovar.
• Airports pick up and drop services.
• 3 nights accommodation at Kathmandu with all meals.
• A visit / Darshana of Shri Pashupatinath Temple and Budhanilkantha.
• Twin / Triple Sharing accommodation at Lhasa, Sigatse, Saga and Darchen.
• 3 to 5 persons sharing accommodation at Mansarovar, Driaphuk and Zuthulphuk.
• Emergency Oxygen Cylinder and First AID kit with appropriate medication facility.
*Note: The amount of USD (2000 in the above cost) is based on 2018, the year of 2019 is the year to revise the package cost by CIPSC, if the package cost revised, and the difference will be applicable.
• INR. 25000/ or USD 500/ per person at the time of booking confirmation by telex bank transfer on our company account.
• 50% of the package amount including booking confirmation amount on 30 days prior of the journey date.
• 100% of the payment on 15 days prior of the journey date.
Day 03: Kathmandu to Lhasa (3650m): After breakfast transfer to international Airport. Fly to Lhasa about 1.05 hours. Arrival receive from LHASA GANGAR Airport and drive about 3 hours to Lhasa City. Overnight stay at hotel.
Day 04: In Lhasa: After breakfast start LHASA sightseeing including, Jokhang Temple, Barkhor Bazar and famous POTALA PALACE. Overnight stay at hotel.
Day 05: Drives to Sigatse (3800m): After breakfast drive about 7 hours to Sigatse.
Visit Tashilampu Monastery. Overnight stay at hotel.
Day 06: Drive to Saga (4450m): Drive about 7 hours crossing Brahmaputra River and Lablugla Pass. Overnight stay at hotel.
Day 07: Drive to Lake Mansarovar (4560m) -Drive about 7 hours to Mansarovar, start Parikrama by coach, Holy bath & Pooja. Overnight stay at hotel.
Day 08: Mansarovar to Darchen (4560m): Morning free for spiritual activities like HOMA and PUJA. After lunch drive about 1 hour to Darchen. If Chinese Authority Permits Visit Serlung Gompa (Astapad) for inner view (Atma Darshan) of Kailash Parvat. Overnight stay at hotel.
Day 09: Darchen to Driaphuk (4890m): After breakfast, drive about half an hour to YAM-Dwar. Start Kailash Parikrama on foot, 13 Km for 6 to 7 hours. Overnight stay at hotel.
Day 10: Driaphuk to Zuthulphuk (4790m): Start trek as earlier as possible, cross Dolma-La (5670m) the highest Pass of the Yatra. On the way, Darshana of Ganesh Kund, Ganesh Parvat and Gauri Kund. Overnight stay at hotel.
Day 11: Zuthulphuk to Saga: Trek about 3 hours to end Kailash Parikrama at Maniwall. Assemble on coach and drive about 7 hours to Saga via Darchen. Overnight stay at hotel.
Day 12: Saga to Sigatse: Drive about 7 hours to Sigatse. Overnight stay at hotel.
Day 13: Sigatse to Lhasa: Drive about 6 hours to Lhasa. Overnight stay at hotel.
Day 14: Lhasa to Kathmandu: Transfer to Gangar Airport. Fly to Kathmandu. Arrival, receive and transfer to hotel.
Day 15: Departure: After breakfast departure transfer to Airport.
We will serve purely vegetarian delicious continental & Indian meals; Breakfast and Dinner in hotels, served by CIPSC- Indian Kitchen. Packed lunch will be provided at the time of KailashParikarama.


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Christ, what you polishing an aircraft?
yeah, try the autobrite link of approved sellers, or Clean YourCar.co.uk and have a look at what they stock.
As Khalid says AG do a trade range in 5lt, Auto Smart is another trade range that do bulk valeting products too. If you are not already over on detailingworld.com get yourself over there. Loads of commercial sellers on there, most offer discount to members too.
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Questions - All Suburban Electric, Inc.
When you are resetting circuit breakers or changing fuses too often. When you turn on your air conditioner and the lights dim in the room. When your lights flicker or go on and off. When you can smell electricity burning. When you have six electronic devices going into one outlet in back of your electronics center. When you have receptacle outlets overburdened by multi-plug strips. When a three-prong plug needs a two-prong adapter. If you have to run an extention cord to plug in electrical devices.
Not a good idea to put lights on GFCI protected circuits so you aren't left in the dark if the circuit trips. Generally, equipment such as refrigerators, freezers and sump pumps that cannot go without electrical power for an extended period of time without causing costly losses or property damage should not be placed on a GFCI protected circuit. GFCIs are very sensitive and are subject to nuisance tripping. GFCI receptacles don't last outdoors even under the best of conditions. Be sure to test the device using the "test" button before you use one.

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Geologia Croatica 66 151 - 2013.
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Isotopic Altitude Effect of Precipitation in the Kvarner Bay and the Surrounding Area (Croatia) - 1.1.2013.
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Study of Stable Isotopes (?18O, ?2H) in Precipitation in Croatia. Can we learn something about the Climate Change?
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After decades of little progress, a new space race could be ignited, and that's good news for STEM advocates.
The spectacle of a cherry-red Tesla strapped to the front of a SpaceX Falcon Heavy rocket and beamed to a worldwide audience on YouTube was a marketing stunt, but it was a marketing stunt in space.
There is no shortage of valid reasons to be critical of the event -- it created a massive piece of space junk that will circle for millennia, it pushed the privitisation of space over the public good, it boiled down to a derivative giant ad for a car company that is missing its production targets on Earth -- however, the small step it represents could be the start of another space race.
The major firsts of space exploration were set in the original space race, and few major progressions have followed. Sending probes to other planets, putting up space stations, astronauts walking and driving on the moon, the first flight of the space shuttle -- all this is something that exists in archival footage for me, as someone about to enter the fifth decade of his Earth-bound existence. The advances I am aware of happening are Voyager 2 going to the ice giant planets, the Hubble space telescope, and SpaceX landing and reusing rockets.
If you want an explanation for why the Falcon Heavy launch has been so welcomed, on a thoughtful level, it is due to the success of a rocket that is in the same ballpark of the vaunted Saturn V, and it is a step towards the BFR, which would be a true advance in space.
On a lowest common denominator level, it's a car floating in space, and it hardly comes more accessible than that. It's stupid, it's wasteful, but it is also fit for all ages.
For all the effort that governments put into getting children interested in science and technology subjects, a tacky stunt like a cherry-red Tesla shot out to the asteroid belt is probably more inspirational and helpful for getting kids excited than attempting to explain the pure science and difficulty in completing something like the New Horizons visit to Pluto.
If the choice is the static status quo or having some tasteless private sector stunts on the path to trying to land humans on Mars, I'll take the latter.
As other space ventures look to emulate the success of SpaceX, and once again the boundaries of human space exploration are pushed, a new generation can be excited by it and not just have to view grainy archival footage.
Left in its wake should be an increasingly science-enjoying, engineering-inspired population, which is something the technology crowd has been pining after for years.


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Woo! I just bought the peonies dress and a couple others. PLUS the mustard flats. Gracious, I wish I had enough dollars to ship myself your entire shop! Everything is sooo cute!
Adorable items! Love that coat with the black trim - perfect autumn item!


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The 24 oz. Polysure™ Revive Bottle features a wide-mouth design to easily add ice cubes.
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Is there a right answer? Is refactoring really that bad? Let's take a look.
Sometimes, when an important project is going poorly there's a desire to start over. Sometimes this comes from management but often this comes from the developers themselves. They say if they only had a second chance and could start over then they can build the right system.
But that almost never happens. Take it from me. I've seen companies try many times and I can say that without exception, when a team sets out to rebuild the same system with basically the same approach, they end up with roughly the same system the started with, including the same problems only this time they have two systems they have to maintain.
Boy, I could tell you stories. Want to guess how many CRMs Microsoft had under development in the early 2000s? At one point, I counted a dozen. Twelve projects that basically did the same thing!
Legacy code gets a bad rap. People are scared to touch it but it embodies business rules and procedures that are time-tested, and even the most intractable legacy code may still hold value when used to refactor a system.
Refactoring gets a bad rap as well because developers and managers are unfamiliar with it. They don't know that there are safe ways of reorganizing their "big balls of mud" that their software has become into more manageable chunks that are independently verifiable and therefore less costly to maintain and extend.
Refactoring legacy code is often a process of breaking it up. It might have been written procedurally and worked fine for years but then, in order to improve the build and support continuous integration, code needs to be broken up into independently verifiable parts.
Don't worry. The hard part is over. The software does what it needs to do so refactoring it is really just a matter of reorganizing it. That doesn't mean it isn't easy or risk-free but there are ways of dealing with the issues that come up and the benefits of making these changes can oftentimes give companies the competitive edge.
Think of it this way, most software is written procedurally and takes a global perspective. That's fine for simple programs but as systems grow their complexity skyrockets so we needed a way to manage that complexity.
Object-oriented programming gives us a way of managing complexity by taking the behavior we want to create and putting it in a collection of "objects" that interact to create that behavior.
By doing this, we hide different parts of the system from each other. Instead of having one global perspective, object-oriented programs are composed of a collection of objects that interact to create the desired behavior.
By taking the additional step of encapsulating behavior into the right objects, we allow our systems to become more modular and independently testable through automation, which drops the cost of change for the software we produce.
This is by no means an easy task in most situations. Your legacy code got that way from years of neglect and it may take a bit of effort to clean it up but if it already does the right thing then often it's a matter of reorganizing and restructuring the code so it's in different places but the functionality remains the same. Reorganizing code is usually more straightforward than rewriting it from scratch.


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Nothing says “escape into nature” like the Karoo – a semidesert landscape bathed in spiritual solitude. The Klein Karoo is separated from the Great Karoo by the Swartberg Mountain Range, and lies in a region that is sufficiently watered to bear lush vegetation (though some portions of it resemble the semidesert terrain that characterises the Karoo). This Africamps location, positioned around a dam on a working ostrich farm, serves as a gateway to this fascinating world.
Good to know This is one of several sites hosted by AfriCamps, a glamping service provider that collaborates with family-run farms and reserves to create luxury camping retreats. Other AfriCamps locations include AfriCamps at Pat Busch Mountain Reserve in Robertson, AfriCamps at Kam’Bati in Swellendam, AfriCamps at Ingwe in Plettenberg Bay, AfriCamps at Stanford Hills in Stanford, and their newest editions: AfriCamps at Mackers, Hazyview (opening in July 2018) and Africamps at Oakhurst in Wilderness (opening in October 2018).
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text: Before this little gem opened in 2018, people told shop owner Charlotte that Folkestone wasn’t ready for it. That the design-led, unisex clothing and sustainable toys were too far from the pink princess/blue superhero mainstream to resonate. But both locals and day trippers to the town’s Creative Quarter have given this tiny treasure trove lots of love. Stock is either cool Scandinavian (DUNS Sweden garms with fun, collectible prints), or locally sourced (wooden animals handmade in Folkestone). Everything at kids’ height is fair game for playing with, while grown-ups browse in peace. If you are (or are buying for) a parent who appreciates the joke of a natural rubber teether shaped like a kale leaf, this is the shopping spot for you.


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fergie was a small software-based synthesizer that ran on the (now defunct) Be Operating System (BeOS). It is now available as a Java/JSyn applet.
I used it primarily for live electronic performances and improvisations. I wrote fergie because I found that squiggy was sometimes awkward to play in group improvisations, since it was difficult to make things change quickly with squiggy. fergie was all about quick change and very responsive control of the sound.
I play fergie live on the Dartmouth College Festival of New Musics recording.


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This entry was posted in Shotguns, Zip guns and improvised firearms and tagged Brazil, crime, DIY, firearms, gun control, guns, homebuilt guns, homemade firearms, homemade guns, homemade shotgun, homemade shotguns, homemade weapons, illegal firearms, improvised weapons, pipe shotgun on June 29, 2017 by ImproGuns.
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A fairly unique submachine gun seized last month which is chambered in .380 ACP, the same model having been seized on a number of occasions by police in Minas Gerais. It is constructed from bolted together sheet metal plates and appears to use a trigger / grip assembly taken from a speargun.
Two identical models with retractable stocks seized in Belo Horizonte in 2016.
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"I grabbed the starting hold, put my left foot on the starting foothold, kicked with my right foot into an area where I expected to hit the foothold. I felt the impact. I thought that must have been the foothold and went for another move straight away. But I was warned by the judges that the start was not valid, as I didn't touch the foothold according to them.
"Even though it seemed to me that I did touch it, as it could have seemed from the livestream as well, I talked with more witnesses who could see very well that I did NOT touch it. No injustice happened to me, I just made a stupid mistake and that's it."
Check out Ondra's false start and all the hard climbing that went down in the full replay of the Innsbruck finals.
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American reminiscence in Henry James is ready the cultural, ancient and ethical dislocations on the center of Henry James' explorations of yank identification - among strength and love; modernity and heritage; indeterminate social kinds and enduring own values. The textual content covers the ability, and the boundaries, of the language of morality and interpretive mind's eye as James grapples with what the United States and Europe have in universal; and in addition with what, simply because their contexts and feel of background are so profoundly diversified, they can not have in universal. Righter's nice topic is the tensions that impelled James finally to stretch the unconventional, his cherished 'prodigious form', nearly to brink, looking for an finally elusive synthesis. the yank Scene - his account of an the USA, revisited after lengthy absence, that was once reinventing itself all the way down to the touchstones of its identification - is its access element; The Golden Bowl is its basic checking out flooring. The questions raised go beyond the historic second and the particularly Jamesian feel of dislocation, to visit the guts of recent id, and the character of literary endeavour.
Reviews in Spanish-American Literature, With an creation through J. D. M. Ford. through Isaac Goldberg. This booklet is a replica of the unique e-book released in 1920 and will have a few imperfections reminiscent of marks or hand-written notes.
During this examine, first released in 1951, the writer examines the poetry of Yeats’s final years, that poetry which reached and held to the ‘intensity’ which he had striven for all his existence. Vivienne Koch explores the ways that the nice yet stricken poems derive their strength from agony, and examines 13 of his final poems intimately, each one with a marginally diverse concentration.
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What we typically comprehend by way of tradition is a rfile composed of particular indicators, sounds and emblems. a few of these are self reflexive representations, consciously and intentionally conceived. studying into representations we will increase our tradition and metaphysics. the style and mode of our studying contributes to the importance of the acts of representations.

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Celebrating the communion of science and faith, Painting the Stars explores the promise of evolutionary Christian spirituality. Featuring over a dozen leading theologians and progressive thinkers, the seven-session program includes a downloadable/printable participant reader (written by evolutionary theologian Bruce Sanguin) and a facilitator guide with discussion questions. The basic format for each 1-1 1/2 hour session includes conversation around the readings, a 20-minute video presentation and guided discussion.
Painting the Stars Trailer from Living the Questions on Vimeo.
Philip Clayton – Dean of Claremont School of Theology, process theologian, and author of 14 books including Adventures in the Spirit and Religion and Science: The Basics.
Michael Dowd – Evolutionary theologian, bestselling author of Thank God for Evolution, and evangelist for Big History and Religious Naturalism.
Rachel Held Evans – American Christian columnist, blogger and author of Evolving in Monkeytown.
Matthew Fox – Episcopal priest, early and influential exponent of Creation Spirituality, and author of many works including Original Blessing, Creation Spirituality, and The Coming of the Cosmic Christ.
Catherine Keller – Process theologian, professor of Constructive Theology at New Jersey’s Drew University, and author of several books including On the Mystery: Discerning Divinity in Process.
Megan McKenna – An internationally known author, theologian, storyteller and lecturer. She teaches on a circuit of colleges and universities and leads retreats, workshops and parish missions.
Michael Morwood – Well-known throughout Australia for his involvement with the Progressive Christian network, Morwood is a former Catholic priest and author of Praying a New Story.
Jan Phillips – Evolutionary thinker, mystic and author of No Ordinary Time: The Rise of Spiritual Intelligence and Evolutionary Creativity.
Barbara Rossing – Professor of New Testament at the Lutheran School of Theology at Chicago. Her publications include The Rapture Exposed: The Message of Hope in the Book of Revelation.
Bruce Sanguin – United Church of Canada minister and author of popular books on Evolutionary Christianity including If Darwin Prayed and Darwin, Divinity, and the Dance of the Cosmos.
Bernard Brandon Scott – New Testament Professor at the Phillips Theological Seminary and author of several books including Hear Then the Parable and Re-Imagine the World.
John Shelby Spong – Retired Bishop of Newark, New Jersey, columnist, and author of twenty books including Rescuing the Bible from Fundamentalism and Why Christianity Must Change or Die.
Gretta Vosper – United Church of Canada minister, founder of the Canadian Centre for Progressive Christianity, and author of With or Without God: Why the Way We Live is More Important Than What We Believe and Amen: What Prayer Can Mean in a World Beyond Belief.
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Topics: Belief, Emerging/Emergent Church, Evolutionary Christianity, Faith, New Thought/New Age, Preaching/Teaching, Religion/Spirituality and Science, and Spiritual Exploration & Practice. 8 Points: Point 1: Teachings of Jesus, Point 2: Pluralism, Point 3: Inclusive Community, Point 4: Act As We Believe, Point 5: Non-Dogmatic Searchers, and Point 7: Integrity of the Earth. Ages: Adult and Young Adult. Resource Types: Adult Curriculum, DVDs/Blu-Rays, Intentional Community Guide, Learn, and Videos.


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G.L.O.W. is loosely based off of a real-life wrestling association that was active and televised from 1986 until 1992. Fans of professional wrestling who are looking for some similarity to the original Ladies’ events should look elsewhere, as the series does not exactly follow the real-life story of how G.L.O.W. came to be. That said, the series has the ability to appeal to fans of comedy, drama, and wrestling with a first season that is sure to turn some heads.
G.L.O.W. shares some of the same producers as Netflix’s keystone series, Orange Is The New Black, which immediately sets some high expectations – and it’s safe to say G.L.O.W.‘s production is up to par.
The series’ main Lady is Ruth Wilder (Alison Brie), a down-on-her-luck L.A. actress who’s just trying to land a role on the big screen. At first, Wilder comes across as a very generic, demure character — until she gets herself into some trouble, and the series really takes off. Brie plays her character well — the acting itself is great — her character just remains a bit too bland until about halfway through this first season, incidentally around the time she starts to take on her wrestling persona. Perhaps part of the reason the lead is so slow to develop is because, while Ruth Wilder may be the center of attention from one episode to the next, each supporting character gets their fair share of the story as well.
This supporting cast is where G.L.O.W. excels. Each sideline character takes on a life of their own, and — just like wrestlers — their personalities are built to clash, from Ladies who are only there to further their acting careers to those like Carmen Wade (Britney Young), who are truly passionate about the business. And remember, this is 80s wrestling we’re talking about here, so the personality traits are as stereotypical as possible, keeping the show true to its era but without becoming too much about the gimmicks. The performances of Gayla Rankin as Sheila The She-Wolf, and Sydelle Noel as the confident Cherry Bang stand out among a truly stellar cast — and in the last episode of the season, they give a strong set-up for a potential season two focused more on Arthie Premkumar (Sunita Mani).
One thing that the writers, directors, and producers of this show deserve credit for is not taking the easy way out by taking it too over-the-top. The creators of G.L.O.W. could have force-fed us every bit of character development, much like actual wrestling does, but instead, the show develops at a fairly natural pace and creates very organic and compelling characters. And much like Orange Is The New Black, this show doesn’t constantly flaunt the fact that it has a dominantly female cast with its script. The only time gender is brought up is when it is important to advancing the story, and the fact that the series only points it out when necessary makes for a much more natural connection with the characters. The viewer doesn’t feel like they are being told why they should care – they just do.
As for the men of G.L.O.W., Marc Maron plays… well, Marc Maron (though he’s actually playing Sam Silvia, the show’s director). Not to say Maron doesn’t do a good job in the show — he is phenomenal. He delivers his sarcastic lines like a true coked-up jerk would do, and his story becomes vastly more interesting as the season comes to an end. It is safe to say that they didn’t try to reinvent the wheel with Maron — his performance is great, but there are times when the viewer may wonder how much of what he is doing is acting and how much is just him. Fans of his stand-up will be familiar with what parts come just a little too naturally.
Finally, to all wrestling fans: please make sure to approach this with an open mind. You’ll enjoy guest appearances by vintage wrestlers like John Morrison (aka Johnny Mundo), Tyrus, Carlos Colon Jr. (aka Carlito), and Joey Ryan, among others, and one of show’s co-leads is Tammé Dawson (formerly known as Kharma in WWE, and as Awesome Kong elsewhere). Her spot in the cast is well-deserved, not just due to her acting skills, but also by the impact she had on women’s wrestling in the late 2000s; the level of comfort and ease she brings to the role of Welfare Queen is a sign of just how well she knows the business.
The actual competition sequences are nothing special, and they don’t aim to be. This is a show about wrestling, not a wrestling show. When watching the action, a lot of people may be compelled to laugh at how sloppy it seems. That’s the point, though — the producers of the show know that a majority of people aren’t coming to see high impact action. They want comedy, drama, and story. If anything, producers do a good job of having onscreen fans cheer and boo accordingly during the battle scenes; it helps the viewer suspend their disbelief and stay invested in the story (something that modern day pro wrestling wishes people would do more often).
G.L.O.W. takes some time to get into — this will probably not be anyone’s favorite series in the first few episodes. As the show progresses, though, characters really take shape, and the drama starts to pick up, and this show gets good. If you stick with it through the first four episodes, by the end of this first season you’ll be begging for a second.


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AlgenAir is an e-commerce company in Baltimore, MD that is creating functional and attractive algal decor to improve public health. We have developed the first natural air purifier that uses algae to reduce carbon dioxide in the home and office space.
As energy efficiency in buildings increases, indoor air quality decreases. Indoor carbon dioxide concentrations can reach 2-3 times outdoor concentrations. This elevated carbon dioxide concentration can result in drowsiness, headaches, and decreased cognitive function. Considering we spend 90% of our time indoors, it is important to clean the air we breathe.

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A PhD biology student at the University of Technology, Sydney was shocked to discover that a skeleton she was studying was, in fact, the remains of a student. The PhD student identified the cause of death as exhaustion — determining that the student died waiting to get on a university lift, a lift that is yet to arrive to this day.
The student, whose PhD topic was on the ways humans and their physiques are impacted by new technology, had always assumed that the 3,000-year-old bones had been located underground before being brought to the lab. She made the startling revelation to the contrary after observing the positioning of the corpse.
“I could see how he was bent over, and the bones in his palms were somewhat deformed. Now I realize he had it continually pressed against the down button before he breathed his last. That was the only way to logically explain his posture. After thinking through it a bit, it sort of makes sense, seeing as he was on display right in front of the lift entrances rather than in the labs themselves,” she explained.
However, the representative noted that it may take “a little while” for the review to occur because they were presently renovating their office to dedicate a full store room to other incoming “service requests” for UTS facilities.
The PhD student told Vertigo she had intended to report the matter to UTS Security, but then remembered that her thesis was likely to be due in before she could get down to the ground floor and back.


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The cottage has four levels, a wrap around deck, fireplace, jacuzzi, dishwasher, washer dryer, dvd player, satellite dish, and cd player to meet all your holiday needs.
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text: We think this is a cute name for a super cute filly, whose trainer endorses her as “a real sweetheart”. We admired her solid, well conformed body and her beautiful face. Her trainer calls her a “stargazer” because she always has her head up with her eyes watching the world around her. He further stated that she is an easy keeper, has no vices and is as sound as they come. Becky has been a very good earner on the racetrack with 20 in the money finishes out of her 35 lifetime starts, and, while she is an accomplished athlete with a great work ethic, her connections prefer not to bring her back for next year’s meet. When she wasn’t exuberantly bucking, we could see a lovely walk and jog. Becky is by Majestic Warrior out of a Forest Wildcat mare.

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2 Million Zunes Sold Since November 2006 Launch - Wait, is That Good or Bad?
"As part of its recent Zune update, Microsoft has revealed that it has sold two million of the music players since their launch in November 2006, revealing relatively flat growth for the device lineup. Although the company originally promised and slightly exceeded a target for its first million sales between the original launch date and June 2007, the company has largely remained silent on its data for its players in nearly a year. The sales still give Microsoft a slight gain in overall US marketshare from three to four percent, according to figures published by the NPD Group."
I've been wondering about the marketshare numbers for a while now, and it seems ignorance might have been a more comfortable place to be - the number aren't all that encouraging. From November 2006 to July 2007 (Microsoft's fiscal year end), they sold about 1.2 million Zunes - and these are the Zune 30 models. So that means, essentially that from the launch of the second-gen players in November 2007 until now-ish, they've sold 800K units. 800K units in roughly five months. Wait a second, so that means roughly 160K units per month, on average. Extrapolate that out 12 months, assuming flat growth, and you've got roughly 1.9 million Zunes being sold between now and the end of April 2009. Isn't that...good? Have I mentioned I dislike the way statistics can be made to look positive or negative?
Microsoft needs to get the product out into more than just one market - and, hey, there's only so much us 30 million Canadians can help. They need to get the Zune into Europe and Asia ASAP - after they add unicode support of course.

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That clawfoot-bathtub couple from the Cialis ads might have been right about the getaway part, at least.
You can bring the spark back into your relationship with one simple online program. No, this isn’t a ploy by OKCupid, but the opinion of researchers at the University of New England in Australia. In their study, a hundred couples were randomly assigned to either a four-week online relationship excitement program or put on a waiting list. The program encouraged users to participate in shared activities for 90 minutes a week; those who engaged reported significantly higher levels of satisfaction and excitement in their relationships. In a follow-up four months later, the couples showed significantly higher levels of happiness than reported when they first began the trial. Researchers were impressed that a brief internet intervention could have such a strong influence—perhaps those seeking love online will turn to this sort of program instead of low-brow standbys like CanDoBetter.com and the always amusing Sea Captain Date.
Bees are buzzing, and this time it’s from caffeine. While we may get a boost from a grande latte, honeybees consume caffeine from the nectars of citruses and, big surprise, coffee plants. Of the bees studied by Newcastle University, those with caffeine in their systems demonstrated an improved memory for floral scents for up to 72 hours. Researchers hope their work will prove to be more than a fun fact; an increased understanding of bee foraging may help address crashing bee populations.
Tel Aviv University researchers report they have found a link between job burnout and the buildup of plaque in the coronary arteries. In their investigation, some 8,838 apparently healthy men and women between the ages of 19 and 67 were examined for an average of 3.4 years for both job burnout levels—feelings of physical, cognitive, and emotional exhaustion—and levels of coronary heart disease. Ninety-three new cases of CHD were identified in the follow-up, and those with burnout were 40 percent more likely to have CHD. “Those who were identified as being in the top 20 percent of the burnout scale were found to have a 79 percent increased risk of coronary disease,” the team found. Research leader Sharon Toker says these findings were more extreme than anticipated, and that job burnout may be a stronger predictor of coronary disease than “classical risk factors” such as smoking and blood lipid levels.
With the introduction of the new Argentinian pontiff, the 483 million Catholics of Latin America have cause for celebration. Pope Francis’ induction caused thousands of faithful followers to applaud and pray throughout the region—which has the largest number of Roman Catholics in the world—while the Los Angeles Times reports that some hope his influence will cause those who have left the church in Latin America to return.
Men who wish to get ahead in the social media game may envy their female counterparts. A University of Alabama study reports that women are more frequent users of “mediated communication”—social networking sites, e-mail, video calls, instant messaging, texting, and phone calls—and have surpassed guys in using text-based communication and being pleased with it. “Women and men were both equally likely to value email for its efficiencies and convenience,” the researchers state, “but women reported feeling more satisfied with the role email played in their life.” Specifically, women surveyed were more likely to be successful in maintaining relationships via the internet and using text-based interactions in a “more engaging way.” The findings are a bit surprising since the online world has long been considered male-dominated. What emojis should I use to show my elation …?
NPR’s All Things Consideredreports that a “little-known jobs report” may change our opinions on the progress of American jobs creation. It’s called the Job Opening and Labor Turnover Survey, and the latest to be released states that 4.25 million people got new jobs in January. Yay! But wait, 4.1 million people also quit or got fired. Huh? This means every 1.6 seconds someone gained a job and someone else got booted out. As journalist Adam Davidson relays, this report is important in regards to understanding that the U.S. isn’t “a single economy that’s either doing well or doing badly” but rather “lots and lots of little economies, some which are coming back, and some which are struggling.” While construction added more jobs than it lost, manufacturing lost more jobs than it added. Overall progress is still a ways to go.
Something you may not want to show your boss: a study recently published in the Journal of Neuroscience reveals that punishment and monetary rewards are equal as performance enhancers. Researchers asked participants whether a shape behind a blurry window was a person or something else, and then punished “incorrect” interpretations via cash penalties. Researchers found that the subjects’ performance and brain activity increased systematically as the amount of punishment increased.
While the “seven deadly sins” may seem a misty morality lesson from the past, the cardinal vices are always with us–even in the strait-laced arena of academic research. Hold on to your souls for a quick rundown of how findings announced this last week alone reflect our sinful natures.


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A stay at Vibe Hotel Rushcutters Bay Sydney places you in the heart of East Sydney, a 4-minute drive from St Vincent’s Hospital and 5 minutes from Australian Museum. This 4.5-star hotel is 1.1 mi (1.8 km) from Hyde Park and 1.2 mi (2 km) from Allianz Stadium.
Make yourself at home in one of the 258 air-conditioned rooms featuring refrigerators and LCD televisions. Complimentary wireless Internet access is available to keep you connected. Private bathrooms with showers feature complimentary toiletries and hair dryers. Conveniences include phones, as well as laptop-compatible safes and desks.
Don't miss out on recreational opportunities including an outdoor pool and a fitness center. Additional amenities at this hotel include complimentary wireless Internet access, wedding services, and a television in a common area.
Enjoy local cuisine at Storehouse On The Park, a bar where you can take in the garden view, or stay in and take advantage of the 24-hour room service. Buffet breakfasts are available daily from 7 AM to 10 AM for a fee.
Featured amenities include express check-out, complimentary newspapers in the lobby, and dry cleaning/laundry services. Planning an event in East Sydney? This hotel has facilities measuring 1356 square feet (126 square meters), including conference space. Self parking (subject to charges) is available onsite.