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Nephew to Sitting Bull, leader of the Sioux, Pte San Hunka (White Bull) used to be a well-known warrior in his personal correct. He have been at the warpath opposed to whites and different Indians for greater than a decade while he fought the best conflict of his existence. at the afternoon of June 25, 1876, 5 troops of the U. S. 7th Cavalry less than the command of George Armstrong Custer rode into the valley of the Little giant Horn River, expectantly looking forward to to rout the Indian encampments there.
"An engrossing and tautly written account of a severe bankruptcy in American historical past. " -Los Angeles instances Nathaniel Philbrick, writer of within the middle of the ocean, Pulitzer Prize finalist Mayflower,and Valiant Ambition, is a historian with a different skill to deliver background to lifestyles. The final Stand is Philbrick's enormous reappraisal of the epochal conflict on the Little Bighorn in 1876 that gave delivery to the legend of Custer's final Stand.
A Smithsonian most sensible background publication of 2016Finalist for the Gilder-Lehrman army historical past PrizeBringing jointly a festival of interesting characters together with Custer, Sherman, provide, and a bunch of different army and political figures, in addition to nice local leaders similar to loopy Horse, Sitting Bull, Geronimo, and purple Cloud, The Earth is Weeping—lauded by way of Booklist as “a fantastically written paintings of knowing and compassion”—is the fullest account up to now of the way the West was once won…and misplaced.
*Includes pictures*Describes the heritage, tradition, and structure of the 2 groups*Includes a bibliography for extra reading*Includes a desk of contentsThe Olmec individuals are well known because the first significant civilization of Mexico and are hence mostly considered as the mummy civilization of Mesoamerica, making them the folk from which all next Mesoamerican cultures derived.
His research and publications have focused on government Indian policy, Native American religions and spirituality, the Native struggle and resistance movement, and the academic field of Native American Studies. Talbot has had extensive experience working in both reservation and Indian urban communities. In the 1950s and 1960s he was a state social worker assigned to the Tohono O’Odahm Reservation in Arizona; a field researcher for the Bureau of Ethnic Research at the University of Arizona; and a fieldworker in Indian community development on the San Carlos Apache Reservation, a project sponsored by the tribe in cooperation with the American Friends Service Committee.
Contemporary theories, policies, and human understanding will not be complete until Indigenous nations are conceptualized and understood as participants in the past, present, and future world. Rather than ignored in policy and theory, Indigenous nations need to be recognized on their own terms, and their views and interests included in future intellectual, policy, national, and international fora. The tools for a critical analysis of Indigenous nations will not be measures of the degree of nation-state acceptance and inclusion, but rather by the extent to which Indigenous nations realize their own goals of self-government, cultural organization, and territorial integrity.
The course content included Jack’s research on Alcatraz concerning the history of persecution and imprisonment of Indian “freedom fighters” in the past. One of the students in a class report wrote: “We considered many plans, many programs. ” Jack was not directly involved in the Indian occupation of Alcatraz, although he served on the academic support committee, which I headed up for the island’s Indians of All Tribes Council. He and Dave Risling (Hupa) were busy leading the Indian and Chicano protest that created D-Q University, a California Indian tribal college, and the founding of a Native American Studies program at UC Davis.


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Reasonable H-1B Processing Times: How Long Is Too Long?
Will The Government Retaliate If We Sue? Why punching back against bullies is always good policy.
Congress recognized that the US economy was starved for professionals in the technology sector, and passed laws making it easy for US companies to fill the void with foreign professionals.
However, instead of aiding the US economy and implementing the will of Congress, the United States Citizenship and Immigration Service (USCIS) is making the immigration process painfully slow, needlessly expensive, and horribly unpredictable.
Working with employers and immigration attorneys, we are compiling examples of unlawful agency actions in each visa category and preparing appeals for federal court.
The Administrative Procedures Act (APA) grants the right to appeal an agency action in federal court.
There is a way to fix the system.
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The Central University of Punjab, Bathinda (Punjab) has been established through the Central Universities Act 2009 which received the assent of the President of India on 20th March 2009. Its territorial jurisdiction extends to the whole State of Punjab. This newly set up Central University of Punjab (CUP) at Bathinda is poised to write the new alphabet on the academic horizon of India. This University is one of the important links in the recently set up chain of Central Universities created in the educationally backward areas of India. Going to be an upwardly mobile organization, it is destined to emerge as a quality provider of teaching and research, knowledge and skills, products and services, attitudes and ethics. It is gearing up to provide proper institutional leadership to the emerging demands of access, equity, relevance and quality in the mainstream University system. It has already flexed its muscles and initiated its first academic session. The University works with utmost ethics, transparency, non-interference, accountability, and decentralization. This upcoming University is committed to fulfill all the criteria in terms of programmes, faculty, infrastructural supports, and other norms as laid down by the University Grants Commission, and the Ministry of Human Resource Development, Government of India. The University would carve out and maintain its national character and global outreach through its instructional and research programmes. It is planned to be a multi-facility and multi-faculty university enshrining state-of-the-art infrastructural support systems for teaching and research. It will bring into the public domain the global technological trends for the benefit of every strata of society. It started its functioning from Camp Office in April, 2009, which happens to be the residence of the Vice Chancellor, and from November 2009 it shifted to its City Campus spread over an area of 35 acres. The main campus is coming up on 500 acres of land near Bathinda.
The Central University of Punjab will be issued the exam timetable on the specific date and time. CU-PUNJAB will mention the affirmation date of exam time table on the official site. The students can download their Central University of Punjab exam time table from the official site. University will provide the complete instruction about the Examination in the exam timetable.
The important instructions will be provided in the exam date sheet which needed to follow the students during the exam Time. The students can download their CU-PUNJAB exam time table from the official site. Without the exam timetable, the students cannot remember their exam dates and cannot attend their exam properly. With the help of the exam timetable, the students can know their exam dates and plan for the Central University of Punjab exam schedule.
Admit Cards Central University of Punjab will be published 1 month before the exams. Admit cars contain Students related details like name, address, center, time duration etc. Applied Students can download the admit cards from the official portal on online mode. Students who appear exams have to carry admit cards and id proof with them. It fails to carry, Students will not give permission to attain exams.
The university offers LL.M in 3 specializations. Students with an LLB degree with 55% marks from a recognized university will be considered eligible to take admission in LLM.
Admission will be done on the basis of performance in Central University Common Entrance Test (CUCET) organized by the university.
The university offers PG programmes in the fields of Technology, Pharmaceutical Studies and Business Administration leading to an award of Master of Technology (M.Tech), Master of Pharmacy (M.Pharm) and Master of Business Administration (MBA) degrees, respectively. All these Postgraduate programmes hold a duration period of two years. Students must need to hold a Bachelor's degree in the relevant discipline from a recognized university to be eligible for the above mentioned courses.
Students seeking admission in M.Tech programme need to appear in Graduate Aptitude Test in Engineering (GATE). Eligible Students, who are gearing up for GATE, may visit the official website for online application.
Students opting for the M.Pharm programme need to go through an Entrance examination called GRADUATE PHARMACY APTITUDE TEST (GPAT). Online application for GPAT can be done by visiting the official.
For admission to the MBA programme, Students have to appear in an entry level exam known as Central University Common Entrance Test (CUCET) followed by an interview organized and organized by the Central University of Punjab (CU-PUNJAB).
At the PG level, the university also offers Master of Arts (M.A), Master of Education (M.Ed), Master of Science (M.Sc) and Master of Commerce (M.Com) degrees under various specialization subjects. All the PG courses are offered with the duration period of two years.
To get admission into the Postgraduate courses, Students need to hold a Bachelor's degree in the relevant discipline with at least 55% marks in aggregate from a recognized Indian or foreign university.
Admission to all Master’s Degree Programmes shall be based on the merit of the students in Entrance Test of CUCET organized by the Central University of Punjab (CUP). The university offers 5% marks relaxation in the eligibility criteria for the Students belonging to SC/ST/OBC (Non-Creamy Layer)/PWD categories.
At the doctoral level, CU-PUNJAB offers a wide range of Ph.D. programs under various departments in different specializations. Students should have a Master’s degree in the relevant subject with minimum 60% marks.
Admission to Ph.D. is based on the score in CUCET followed by an interview. Students who have qualified UGC NET-JRF will be exempted from CUCET. However, they must appear for the interview. Ph.D.admission for NET-JRF qualified Students are currently in progress.
For admission in the Ph.D. programmes, UGC NET/JRF Students are exempted from CUCET written exam but they must apply for CUCET and pay the fee.

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Excel Sybase Anywhere Import, Export & Convert Software v7.0 Shareware Download - Use MS Excel as a front-end interface to a Sybase ASA (Adaptive Server Anywhere) database.
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Transfer tables to and from Oracle and Sybase ASA (Adaptive Server Anywhere) databases. Importing and exporting can be done without SQL knowledge. This program is not intended for use with Sybase Enterprise.

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Is it possible to grasp the fundamental aspects of petrophysics in one week? That is what the Petrophysics Summer School was designed for: to offer curious young scientists an environment to learn and practice with international experts form academia and industry.
Building on the success of the first one, the University of Leicester hosted its second Petrophysics Summer School. The week-long event started on the 1st of July at the King Richard III Visitor Centre, an opportunity for the delegates and tutors to break the ice and appreciate the diversity of the group. Indeed, with 17 nationalities from 25 institutions, the 30 delegates had interest in sedimentology, seismic interpretation, petroleum engineering and more, with or without background in petrophysics. In one week, they will become more familiar with petrophysics and how it can be useful for their research and projects.
Lectures started on Sunday with an introduction to the International Ocean Discovery Program (IODP). In common with many other sessions and several delegates’ projects, IODP datasets are a major resource. Introducing IODP opened the way for the next lectures, explaining life and workflow on a drilling vessel, and more specifically core and downhole logging operations: how petrophysical data are acquired and how they can help address scientific questions.
During the first half of the week, delegates had a chance to learn how logging tools work; how to interpret data using real world case studies; see real logging tools and how they are designed at Weatherford; see a multi-sensor core logger running and; integrate downhole data and core descriptions at the British Geological Survey.
The second half of the week was mainly dedicated to Schlumberger’s Techlog, a standard software in the petroleum industry. Sessions covered fundamentals and case studies, using both IODP and industry datasets, getting more in depth (no pun intended) with petrophysics and its applications (generation of a synthetic seismogram to tie well to seismic data, interpretation of borehole images and more!) to geosciences.
In addition to the various teaching sessions, this second Petrophysics Summer School introduced some novelties not featured in the first school in 2016. Students were invited to present and discuss their research during poster sessions, and to attend extra lectures to widen their scientific horizons. To get the most out of this week spent away from their institutions, the delegates received Continuing Professional Development (CPD) and Techlog Fundamentals training certificates.
Finally, the delegates had plenty of opportunities to develop their network during the several events organised in local restaurants and pubs, taking time to discuss their research, interests, future projects and to socialise. We trust that our guests enjoyed learning about petrophysics during this intellectually and scientifically rewarding event, and that they will be involved with the IODP community in their careers.

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In 1992, ZTA adopted The Susan G. Komen Breast Cancer Foundation as its national philanthropy. Later, the Fraternity broadened its focus to encompass not only the Komen Foundation, but also other educational means dedicated to fighting breast cancer through education, awareness and promoting breast health. We are now proud to support Breast Cancer Education and Awareness.
In 2004, the Zeta Tau Alpha Foundation announced that THINK PINK!® became a registered trademark of ZTA with the United States Patent and Trademark Office. This is now the umbrella for all of the organization’s breast cancer education and awareness projects. During the month of October, the Eta Zeta chapter, working with Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc. and Kappa Sigma fraternity, invites the entire Elon community to the Think Pink! Social to learn more about breast cancer and the importance of early detection. Zeta also passes out Think Pink! ribbons and shower cards to students, faculty and staff.
The Eta Zeta chapter’s biggest philanthropic event is its annual golf tournament.  This event provides the opportunity for families, friends and sisters to all come together to raise money for the ZTA Foundation. In the spring of 2007, Zeta's 10th annual Crown Classic Golf Tournament became the most successful tournament in the chapter's history with proceeds exceeding $24,000 to benefit Breast Cancer Education and Awareness.  This was more than double of efforts from the previous year!

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Reusable code libraries let you deploy bullet-proof applications. Shamil shows you how to create a library of objects (with inheritance) that you can use to process Form events. All you have to do is use the WithEvents keyword and Access 97 objects.
Modern programming uses the event-driven concept of application workflow. All of the actions that your application performs are triggered by a series of events. As I’ll show, this basic concept (together with some object-oriented programming) allows you to build sound, streamlined, and reusable code. In this article, I’m going to work with the events used by Access programmers to initialize Forms and process database data.
Access makes it very difficult to develop reusable event procedures. Generally, what developers do is write a standard routine and then call it from all the event procedures that it’s to be used from. This method isn’t very satisfactory when you develop large Access applications. For one thing, the calls to these standard routines must be placed in each and every control’s event routine on all of the Forms that use these functions. If you need to change the headers on these routines’ definitions or extend them to let them work with additional events, you have to edit all of the Forms and controls that use these functions.
And, of course, if you put code behind a Form, you can’t use the “light-weight” Forms introduced in Access 95. If you don’t put your code in your Form but just call your functions from the Form’s event properties, you do get lighter-weight Forms. However, you give up all the parameters that Access passes to events like OnKeyDown and OnMouseMove. You also lose the ability to return values in parameters that allow you to cancel events (OnOpen, OnUnload) or suppress standard event processing (OnError, OnNotInList). These Forms aren’t true light-weight ones, either — their first function call will be slow as Access preloads all the code associated with the Form’s events.
Recently, in postings to the Access-L listserve, Marek Kepinski showed how using the WithEvents keyword let him bind Form and control events to a class module’s procedures. (Marek’s article on this topic, “Programming WithEvents,” appeared in last month’s issue of Smart Access.) The result is a very different way to create reusable Access code that supports a Form of inheritance. To show how it works, I’ll start from some standard CBF code, generated by the Access wizards, and move it step by step to a set of class modules.
I created a Form (see Figure 1) holding a wide variety of command buttons. What follows is the code for some of the command buttons (First, New, Delete) as generated by the Access 97 wizards. I dropped all the error handling and will also omit it from my later examples to save space.
The first steps in this process are:To replace this code behind the Form (and so create a reusable object), I’m going to create what I call Dynamic External Event Processing (DEEP) objects — objects instantiated at runtime to catch and process the events of any Form and its controls.
Save my sample Form as frmForm2.
Create a Class module called clsFrmForm2.
Move all the code from frmForm2 into the Class module.
Several interesting things result from adding this code. All the objects declared in the code now appear in the module’s “Objects” combo box (the one in the top-left corner of the class module window). If you select one of these objects from the combo box and an event from the Event combo box (top-right corner of class module window), an event procedure will be added to the Class module — just what you get when you add an event procedure to a Form. The coolest thing is that this code can be called from the Form simply by setting the object variables (cmdFirst, cmdDel, and so on) to point to the relevant objects on the Form, or to the Form itself.and so forth.
This code sets each of my object variables to point to a particular control on the Form or (in the case of the object variable Form) to the Form itself. In addition, you must set the event property that you want to capture to the string “[Event Procedure]”, or the process won’t work.
The first line of this code just declares an object variable that can point to the object you just created, a clsFrmForm2 object. The first line in the Form’s Open event then creates a clsFrmForm2 object by using the New keyword. The second line in the procedure passes a reference to the Form to that object’s DeepsAttach method. The DeepsAttach method takes that reference and sets its internal variables (Form, cmdFirst, cmdNew, and so forth) to the Form and the controls on the Form. It’s also essential that the object you pass to the DeepsAttach method be the Form and not the usual Me.
With all this work done, start up frmForm2 and click on its command buttons. All of the buttons work as expected, even though the Form has no code behind it beyond the Form_Open event. All of the Click events fired by the buttons are caught by the routines in the clsFrmForm2 Class module.
I then went on to create a specialized Class module, just for the cmdFirst button. I called it clsCmdFirst and gave it the following code:My base functionality sets the Event procedures for Enter and Exit events of the button passed to its InitStandard method. The code also hides the button’s image and sets the button’s caption to the button’s Tag property. The sample Enter and Exit event procedures change the button’s font to Bold and back to normal.
Like the DeepsAttach method, the Init method accepts a reference to a Command button and associates it with an object variable that’s been declared with WithEvents. However, the routine also creates a clsCommandButton object and passes the Command button reference to the clsCommandButton’s InitStandard method. As a result, this code associates a single button with both my clsCommandButton object and my clsCmdFirst object. Click events will be processed by the clsCmdFirst object, while the Exit and Enter events will be processed by the clsCommandButton object.
I’ve found that I need to be careful about setting these object variables to Nothing when the variables are declared with WithEvents. The usual result of doing so is a GPF. While it’s normally considered good practice to set your objects to Nothing before ending a program, if you’re using these techniques it’s better to just let the variables go out of scope and let Access destroy them and deallocate their memory. To destroy all other objects (the ones used by my procedures that aren’t declared with WithEvents), I added a Terminate method to my objects, put code in the method to set the appropriate objects to Nothing, and called the Terminate method as necessary.
This code causes the object to hold a reference to itself, and as long as it does so, the object won’t be destroyed.
As the code shows, the function FormDeepInit not only creates the objects, it also adds them to a Collection called qcolDeeps. A Collection’s Add method accepts two parameters: the object to be added to the Collection and a name by which to reference the object. Since the object I’m adding is a Form, I used the object’s Hwnd or handle to the Form’s window as the object’s name. This is guaranteed to be unique and lets me retrieve the object for a Form with just the Form’s window’s handle.
I’ve really only scratched the surface of what can be done with this technology (the original version of this article was twice as long!). I’m currently exploring ways to use this technique without having to put any code in the Form at all. The sample database includes variations of the code in this article, plus a great deal more. All of the objects discussed in this article are available for use just by setting a reference to the sample library in your Access 97 database.
These techniques are a base of a brand-new programming technology — component object-oriented programming in Access. With minor modifications, these techniques are also applicable to all the VBA-enabled Office 97 applications, VB 5.0/6.0, and the upcoming version of Office 2000. Just like VB, Access can now create standalone objects that can be shared among a variety of applications.
Class modules in Access allow you to define objects by writing VBA code. In a Class module, subroutines and functions appear as methods of the object defined by the Class module. Property Lets, Gets, and Sets let you create properties for your objects.
The techniques presented in this article can be used not only in Access, but in all the other Microsoft applications that support VBA. The version of VBA that’s used by Access 97 contains some new Visual Basic keywords, which can’t be used as identifiers (these include AddressOf, Assert, Decimal, DefDec, Enum, Event, Friend, Implements, RaiseEvent, and WithEvents). If you try to use these keywords in your code, you’ll get a compile error — that is, except for the WithEvents keyword, which can be used in Access 97.
This statement specifies that varname is an object variable that’s used to respond to events triggered by the object specified by objectname. In other words, if you create an object and point the varname variable at it, you can use WithEvents to respond to events fired by the object.
MsgBox "Fred has had an Alert event."
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1 In those days l a decree went out from m Caesar Augustus that all the world should be n registered. 2 This was the first n registration when 1 Quirinius o was governor of Syria. 3 And all went to be registered, each to his own town. 4 And Joseph also went up p from Galilee, from the town of q Nazareth, to Judea, to r the city of David, which is called s Bethlehem, t because he was of the house and lineage of David, 5 to be registered with Mary, his betrothed, 2 who was with child. 6 And t while they were there, the time came for her to give birth. 7 And she gave birth to her firstborn son and u wrapped him in swaddling cloths and v laid him in a manger, because there was no place for them in w the inn.
15 When the angels went away from them into heaven, the shepherds said to one another, "Let us go over to Bethlehem and see this thing that has happened, which the Lord has made known to us." 16 And they went with haste and found Mary and Joseph, and the baby m lying in a manger. 17 And when they saw it, they made known the saying that had been told them concerning this child. 18 And all who heard it wondered at what the shepherds told them. 19 But n Mary treasured up all these things, pondering them in her heart. 20 And the shepherds returned, o glorifying and praising God for all they had heard and seen, as it had been told them.
21 And p at the end of eight days, when he was circumcised, q he was called Jesus, the name given by the angel before he was conceived in the womb.
and k for glory to l your people Israel."
33 And m his father and his mother marveled at what was said about him. 34 And Simeon blessed them and said to Mary his mother, "Behold, this child is appointed n for the fall and rising of many in Israel, and for a sign o that is opposed 35 (and a sword will pierce through your own soul also), so that thoughts from many hearts may be revealed."
36 And there was p a prophetess, Anna, the daughter of Phanuel, of the tribe of Asher. She was advanced in years, having lived with her husband seven years from when she was a virgin, 37 and then as a widow until she was eighty-four. 5 She did not depart from the temple, q worshiping with r fasting and prayer night and day. 38 And coming up at that very hour she began to give thanks to God and to speak of him to all who were s waiting for the redemption of Jerusalem.
39 And when they had performed everything according to t the Law of the Lord, they returned into Galilee, to their own town of u Nazareth. 40 v And the child grew and became strong, filled with wisdom. And the favor of God was upon him.
41 Now w his parents went x to Jerusalem every year at y the Feast of the Passover. 42 And when he was twelve years old, z they went up according to custom. 43 And when the feast a was ended, as they were returning, the boy Jesus stayed behind in Jerusalem. w His parents did not know it, 44 but supposing him to be in the group they went a day's journey, but then they began to search for him among their relatives and acquaintances, 45 and when they did not find him, they returned to Jerusalem, searching for him. 46 After three days they found him in the temple, b sitting among c the teachers, listening to them and asking them questions. 47 And all who heard him were amazed at his understanding and his answers. 48 And when his parents 6 saw him, they were astonished. And his mother said to him, "Son, why have you treated us so? Behold, d your father and I have been searching for you in great distress." 49 And he said to them, "Why were you looking for me? Did you not know that e I must be in f my Father's house?" 7 50 And g they did not understand the saying that he spoke to them. 51 And he went down with them and came to Nazareth and was submissive to them. And h his mother treasured up all these things in her heart.
52 And Jesus i increased in wisdom and in stature 8 and in i favor with God and man.
And the Holy Spirit descended on him in bodily form, like a dove; and a voice came from heaven, "You are my beloved Son; with you I am well pleased.
But Hannah did not go up, for she said to her husband, "As soon as the child is weaned, I will bring him, so that he may appear in the presence of the Lord and dwell there forever.
And if she cannot afford a lamb, then she shall take two turtledoves or two pigeons, one for a burnt offering and the other for a sin offering. And the priest shall make atonement for her, and she shall be clean.
And when the feast was ended, as they were returning, the boy Jesus stayed behind in Jerusalem. His parents did not know it.
And when his parents saw him, they were astonished. And his mother said to him, "Son, why have you treated us so? Behold, your father and I have been searching for you in great distress.
In the Lord all the offspring of Israel shall be justified and shall glory.

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We think the SR340 should now be considered the entry level SR roaster, priced at $149. The SR500 at $179 adds a 4 way roasting temperature switch (high, medium, low, off). Both models have timers that are preset to 5.9 minutes and you can increase or decrease time as needed.
One of the problems with the original Plus 8, in our opinion, is that it was easy to scorch beans, which happened during the early stages of the roast. The dense beans sat just above the heating element and fan, but the fan wasn't sufficiently powerful to get them airborn. So, they just sat there getting overheated on their underside until they had shed enough water weight to begin moving in the air stream. These new models address the problem with a variable speed base fan more powerful than the Plus 8. The heating element is also considerably more powerful at 1600 watts than the earlier model's 1100. The ability to regulate fan speed, combined with heat intensity, offers some protection against scorching. The manufacturer suggests if beans are particularly dense or high in moisture that you run it with beans in and heat off for a couple of minutes. Likewise, you may want to lower the fan speed toward the end of the roast. The more expensive model gives you more ability to tweak and many roasters will like that.
SR500 (left) compared to the discontinued Plus 8 model.
Latest SR models roast roughly twice the amount as previous Plus 8, however, the footprint is not much different. The roasting chamber, really a glass cup fitted within a handle and base, has twice the capacity. Heated air is forced up from a fan in the base, past a heating element, through the coffee bed and out through holes in the lid. Chaff, or the skin that comes off beans during roasting, gets trapped inside the two-part lid and can be easily disposed. Both models are very effective at trapping chaff and users should be certain to empty the collector after each roast.
Conclusion: The new SR models from Fresh Roast offer beginner and experienced roasters a good tool for roasting beans enough for a couple of pots. The roaster performs quickly and is capable of the full roasted coffee range from light to dark. It has no smoke suppression nor does anything else close to it in price, but that also makes it possible to do dark roasts. The additional features of the SR500 make it worth the extra investment but the base model will satisfy many.

industry_corpus2: Agriculture & Fisheries


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Biodiversity often falls victim to competing claims on nature and its use. Despite the substantial efforts at EU and global level to protect, conserve and enhance the natural capital, assessments show that biodiversity is still being lost and that most ecosystems are seriously degraded. In fact, humanity has wiped out 60% of mammals, birds, fish and reptiles since the 1970s, leading the world’s foremost experts to warn about the earth’s sixth mass extinction event under way.
Dr. Cristiana Paşca Palmer, Executive Secretary of the UN Convention on Biological Diversity, emphasized at the UN Biodiversity Conference held in Egypt, the critical urgency for the international community to work together to preserve global biodiversity now. “If we do not act we soon may reach tipping points that may cause irreversible destruction to nature and ultimately to humankind”.
With only two years remaining in the commitment period for the Strategic Plan for Biodiversity 2011-2020, governments need to ramp up their actions to achieve the 20 targets they established in Nagoya, Japan in 2010. Within this context, comprehensive policies and strategies deploying an integrated approach that can be offered by the so-called ‘nexus’ of water-energy-food-ecosystems, is pivotal.
The term nexus has been used in a variety of contexts with the aim of advancing an understanding of how sectors are linked, and in turn to inform a cross-sectoral and coherent governance. The ‘nexus’ approach, though introduced some decade ago, has been re-introduced relatively recently and has received momentum. It focuses mostly on the mutual interdependencies of water, energy and food, with the latter two sectors understanding the nexus mostly on the demand side to meet their needs. The Mediterranean Information Office for Environment, Culture and Sustainable Development (MIO-ECSDE) has insisted at international fora for the full consideration and inclusion of ecosystems, and thus of biodiversity, in the ‘nexus’ with an equal weight as the other sectors/components.
The side event, led by the MIO-ECSDE Chairman, Prof. Michael Scoullos and Ambassador Ambassador Shahira Hassan Wahby of the League of Arab States, featured the links and dynamics between resource systems to ensure their coherent and responsible management and debated the optimal coordination options among the ‘nexus’ sectors at local, country, transboundary and regional (e.g. Mediterranean) levels. Related cross-cutting challenges, for example on required governance and needed financing, as well as opportunities, like on employability out of application of ‘nexus’ approaches, while contributing to gender equality and youth engagement objectives, were also discussed.
The side event was organized on the 18th of November 2018 by GWP-Med, MIO-ECSDE and RAED. It is part of the “Making Water Cooperation Happen in the Mediterranean” (Water Matchmaker) Project supported by the Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency (Sida), and the 2018 work programme of MIO-ECSDE (LIFE+).

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Phew, anyone else feeling overwhelmed this month? And are in desperate need of a getaway?One that’s affordable, relaxing and totally submerged within energising surroundings… It’s ok,I have this covered!
From my hectic day to day life to the tranquil surroundings of the Formby Hall Golf Resort and Spa, this place was a true breath of fresh air. Just when work becomes overwhelming, is it wise to book another getaway?! Of course, it is. There is nothing more mentally purifying than switching-off, relaxing and unwinding, away from the craziness of reality.
On this occasion, I was stopping at Formby Hall for leisure, to sample their facilities, their spa treatments and their delicious food. However, this is also the perfect pit-stop for business, girly weekends, golf weekends away or for pure bliss away from the madness of everyday life. Their retreats would make an awesome gift for a friend, or this would make the perfection location for a hen weekend away; spa treatments, afternoon tea and luxury suites for the cosiest nights in. Comfortable and luxurious, this location offers a little bit of everything for everyone.
Vibrant food, sophisticated beverages, stylish furnishings, rejuvenating surroundings and relaxation at its core, Formby Hall have really ticked the boxes. After an incredible refurbishment in 2017, I recommend that you embrace every moment you have here. I am guaranteed, before you leave, you will be planning your next trip!
Let’s just take a moment to appreciate the countryside, the greenery, the fresh air and the beautiful noises of nature. What I adored about Formby Hall was their surrounding greenland. It enriched the location and made everything feel incredibly energising and relaxing. The view out of my loft suite was incredible, it was refreshing to wake up to and it instantly made me feel motivated for the day. Although the surrounding areas of Formby Hall are stunning, there are a number of nearby attractions waiting to be discovered too! Which are only a short drive away from the hotel.
From exploring the shops in Liverpool to visiting the large seaside town of Southport, there are an array of places to explore. Why not breathe in the fresh air of Formby Beach, take a stroll and enjoy the sunset before dining at Formby Hall and relaxing in the Spa. Liverpool Cathedral, Knowsley Safari Park, Southport Botanic Gardens, Albert Docks and many more – take a few days off to fully submerge yourself and get a true experience of all things entertainment, relaxation and culture. Although Formby Hall can become popular at times, there is still an element of tranquillity at this location and it’s truly beautiful.
Tasting the culinary delights of Formby Hall was one of my favourites, from gourmet grills to comforting roast dinners to delicate afternoon teas. This restaurant prides itself on outstanding and award-winning food. Each ingredient is locally sourced and the chefs take huge pride in the quality and the preparation of their food. Attention to detail, carefully selected ingredients and flavours that create taste-bud explosions, a true foodie experience!
As the food arrived throughout our stay, we were overwhelmed by the flavours, the freshness and the inner food passion that shone through each dish. From breakfast to dinner, each dish was absolutely delicious and crafted with perfection.
The Fairway Grill was a wonderful chic location for our evening meal and it made things feel very very special. Chic, modern and newly refurbished, this dining location is stunning and boasts some of the best views of the surrounding golf course. Fine dining at Formby Hall is taken to a whole new dimension, in relaxed and stylish surroundings, the Fairway Grill is definitely on my ‘must visit again’ list! Sunday lunch, steak special, two courses for £16.50, light lunch or dreamy stone baked pizza, there is a little something for everyone!
However, if you’re dropping by for a small bite to eat, having a business lunch or celebrating an event, Formby Hall can cater to every individual occasion. this is the perfect pit-stop location.
Formby Hall also offers a diverse range of beverages, you’ll be spoilt for choice! The bar is dressed in the most sophisticated way decorated with an array of beautiful alcoholic beverages. They have a highly trained team of Mixologists onhand ready to create classic, creative and original cocktails for you. With their extensive knowledge and passion for beverages, you’re going to be impressed with their creations using an array of spirits, fresh fruits, rare liqueurs and special blends – yum! I am not a huge alcoholic drinker, however, I am definitely partial to the odd cocktail or G&T! A current trend at the moment is flavoured gin, Formby Hall now has their very own Gin Bar and have some incredible flavours waiting to be tried. Again, chic, sophisticated and totally creative.
As the evening drew to a close, I was already thinking of breakfast. Breakfast in the comfort of your room or choose from a fresh, vibrant and delicious buffet in the Fairway Grill– served from 8am until 10am. This buffet breakfast was one of the best I have ever seen in a hotel! Choose from a selection of English breakfast specials; poached eggs, sausages, bacon, baked beans, black pudding… The list goes on! Or why not opt for freshly baked pastries, granola, fresh sliced fruit, yoghurt or toast with a huge line-up of delicious spreads.
A choice of a starter and a main course or a main course and a dessert.
On this occasion, I opted for the 2-course meal deal, with a precise and carefully chosen selection of dishes to choose from, I knew instantly that they take pride in their products and ingredients. A variety of cuisines are combined, flavours are maximised using the freshest of ingredients and some true classics have a strong place on the menu; fish and chips, fish pie and steak and chips.
For the main course, I chose the pan-fried teriyaki salmon with wilted greens, a sushi rice ball and the best char-grilled baby gem lettuce. The salmon was cooked to perfection and was moist and rich in flavour with a crispy caramelised outer skin. The wilted greens added a touch of crunch to the dish and the baby gem lettuce added freshness! Warming, comforting and rich in spice, delicious. This whole dish was brought together with a generous drizzle of a rich teriyaki dressing. Honestly, this was just what I needed.
*Drum roll please* – The best sticky toffee pudding I have ever eaten! Rich, gooey, sticky, fluffy and fresh – the best combination of elements when creating the perfect pudding. After eating a large main course, I did want to choose a lighter dessert and this worked perfectly. This modern British classic takes comfort food to a whole new dimension, however, Formby Hall has created a fluffy and light version of this pudding. It won’t leave you feeling lethargic like it would usually, but it will leave you craving for more. Drizzled with the most decadent caramel sauce and paired with creamy vanilla homemade ice cream; let’s just say… I wanted some to take home too!
On this occasion, I had the wonderful opportunity of staying in one of their newly built loft rooms. This refurbishment took place in 2017 and it definitely exceeded my expectations and it goes beyond ordinary relaxation and comfort. Attention to detail, plush furnishings and copper accents, each element of the loft room has been considered to make your stay the most relaxing and the most re-energising. After initially browsing the website, I couldn’t wait to tuck myself up in the sheets, try out their luxuriously decorated bathroom and view the sunrise over the golf course.
King size bed – this bed was heaven… As soon as you relax, there is no going back. Sleep easy in their king-size bed and make the most of the body-hugging duvet and pillows, a luxurious nights sleep! That’s for sure!
Rainfall shower – (I made the most of this facility! No low pressure in sight. With a chrome finish, this shower is beyond luxury).
Complimentary high-speed Wi-Fi internet access (however, I did not make use of this and tried to embrace my time here as much as possible).
Some of the loft suite rooms have interconnecting doors which are ideal for groups or families. Keeping everyone together and allowing the larger groups to celebrate in style.
At Formby Hall, there are 76 rooms in total, contemporary classic, executive and deluxe hotel rooms as well as their loft classic, loft executive and loft deluxe rooms (14 of which were added in 2017 and have been part of the exciting new-build).
As if the loft rooms weren’t exciting enough! They have recently just completed a full refurbishment of their current bedrooms. So not only are the loft rooms luxurious and contemporary, so are their bedrooms away from the loft suites. All of which have new furniture, curtains and carpets, refurbished bathrooms and much more. They also have 2 guest rooms which are perfect for disabled guests, enjoy luxury and relaxation at it’s finest.
Wellness and fun are taken to a whole new dimension at Formby Hall. From golf to fitness classes, to relaxation in their 20m heated swimming pool. Whether you’re wanting to lift weights, unleash your inner zen in yoga or have a high-intensity workout, you’ll find everything at Formby Hall. Whether you’re wanting to achieve a new personal fitness goal or simply learn how to use the equipment effectively, Formby Hall has a team of highly trained and motivated fitness coaches ready for you!
Their Health Club features a 40-plus station gym with the latest Technogym Equipment controlled by a WELLNESS system. The gym is in a welcoming, motivating and organised environment overlooking some beautiful views; running on the treadmill has never been so easy! Let’s not forget, their cardiovascular equipment has integrated touch screen TV’s, radio stations, integrated fans and iPod docking stations.
Spring into Shape offer, 1 month from £49 trial membership.
Formby Hall is, of course, known for its 18 hole Championship golf course and PGA golf academy. However, I didn’t explore this area of this resort. On my next visit, I want to book some lessons and get experimenting! If you are interested in their golf facilities, use the following links below for more information.
After attending The Spa at Formby Hall, I felt renewed, relaxed and totally revitalised. I reached a state of calmness and relaxation that I now crave every day and I am already planning my next visit. The Spa at Formby Hall offers a pleasant and peaceful location for you to relax in the midst of your hectic everyday life. Formby Hall has created a haven for relaxation, reviving therapies and serene comfort, honestly, it was bliss.
Their list of treatments is diverse, you’ll be spoilt for choice! That’s why a Spa break may be something you may want to opt for, that way you’ll experience the true essence of The Spa at Formby Hall. They have 7 luxury treatment rooms; including 3 doubles which are available for massages and ESPA treatments such as wraps and facials, manicures and pedicures by OPI. All of the therapies and treatments are carried out by passionate, driven and highly trained therapists who hold a wealth of knowledge in their area of work.
When I arrived at The Spa, I was greeted with a sudden hit of relaxation. As you approach The Spa reception, ESPA diffusers infuse the air with calming fragrances and you instantly take a deep sigh of relief because you can finally switch off. Once I had settled, I was shown around The Spa and each area was explained to me. This allowed me to fully embrace The Spa experience and feel at ease with my surroundings. Shortly after, I was taken to my treatment room and I experienced my aromatherapy massage, this was a 50-minute treatment with personal ESPA products selected for my specific needs.
An aromatherapy massage is a treatment that relaxes and heals the body through essential oils. This specific treatment can help treat pain, muscle spasms, stiffness, depression, insomnia, asthma, congestion, hypertension, and much more. If you’re feeling stressed, sore and overtired – in other words, in need of a message, then I would highly recommend this therapy! Not only is it gentle, relaxing and soothing, it mentally purifies and cleanses your body using natural plant essences from ESPA.
Once I had stepped outside of the massage room, I felt a whole lot lighter mentally and some tension had been relieved in my shoulders (a problem area of mine).
In the afternoon, I headed to the Spa Bistro for some light lunch and drinks, I was greeted by the waitresses as I entered and almost immediately I felt uplifted in this calm environment. The walls are decorated with positive affirmations which reinforces their uplifting approach to spa wellness. With pastel accents, this bistro definitely creates the perfect post-spa lunch environment.
For my lunch, I opted for the bento box which came with a glass of prosecco. A bento box is a great choice if you want variety. Bento boxes are common in the Japanese cuisine and usually include noodles, fish, meat and pickled vegetables. However, Formby Hall has used the traditional bento box and made it their own; using fresh local ingredients, superfoods and a combination of cuisines to create a diverse range of bento box options, to cater to everyone’s tasting. Honestly, it was delicious and I was stuck for choice, all of their options sounded exciting… Especially their chocolate cake!
Each compartment of the bento box can be personalised to your taste, whether you fancy a sweet chilli chicken wrap or a duck and orange salad, you decide. This time, I chose the sweet chilli wrap, the tuna salad and a fruit salad. Not forgetting, all bento boxes come with fresh bread and butter, comforting and wholesome! Honestly, what more could you want before ending your spa day?
Whether you’re planning a girls weekend away or simply want some downtime with your partner, both males and females will enjoy this relaxed and welcoming Spa environment. Embrace calmness, eat fresh food, relax mentally and physically and enrich your body with the good stuff. Check out the offers below for more information.
I am so grateful for these opportunities. Thank you for reading my content and making this possible.

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Getting electrocuted can cause serious injuries, some of which can be permanent. The Bureau of Labor Statistic reveals that most electrocution accidents in Maine occur in construction and that around 400 people lose their lives each year because of electrical injury. Chris Beard, one of the leading electric shock attorneys in the US, has created this website to aid Maine personal injury lawyers when dealing with electrical injury cases.
Keep in mind that Maine follows the Modified Comparative Negligence, meaning that the value of the damages will lower equitably and if the claimant will be found equally at fault as the defendant, they will not recover damages. The limitations on damages in Maine with governmental entities are of $400,000 cap per occurrence.
Next, you discover what are the 10 most important things that can help your client recover in the case of an occupational or non-occupational electrical injury accident.
One of the most important pieces of evidence can be a photograph of the accident scene. Indifferent of the place where the electrocution accident occurred, if your client was injured by a phone charger, car battery, due to a missing hazard sign, or if they suffered a workplace electrical injury in construction. Photographing the accident scene can provide valuable information and can help determine the liable person/ entity.
The tool or appliance that caused the accident should be preserved immediately after the accident. During the investigation the tool may be investigated and based on the results, an expert witness can testify for your client.
Witnesses can offer valuable information about the electrocution accident. Depending on where the accident occurred, you may have to contact your client’s coworkers or relatives who were present when the accident occurred.
Electricity is very dangerous for the organic tissue and can cause various injuries some more severe than others. Some of the most frequent electrocution injuries met in Maine include brain damage, chronic pain injury, scars, electrical nerve damage, internal bleeding, arrhythmia, and many more. The electrical injury can be more severe for women during pregnancy.
Maine electrical injury lawsuits can become more difficult without knowing the local building codes. The state codes can be clear, but certain cities such as Portland, Augusta, Bangor and many others have adopted their own electrical building code.
It is important for an electrical injury attorney from Maine to prepare their clients. Without proper “training” chances are that your client will say something they shouldn’t have about the electrical injury and which might hurt the case, especially when dealing with an insurance company. By preparing the electrocution victim, you ensure as a lawyer that the chances of winning the case and the value of the compensation are maximized.
Finding the right witnesses can provide you with the information and statement needed to win the case. It is best to act fast when searching for witnesses. As you may know already, witnesses tend to “vanish” due to various reasons. A good electrical injury attorney acts as soon as possible.
As a Maine electrical injury lawyer, you have to get in touch with some of the best electric shock experts. You may need experts with various specialties, including electrical engineers, construction safety experts, economists and more.
Usually, the entity/person responsible for your client’s electrical accident can be found in the chain of distribution. If you determine the chain of distribution, you find out who can pay your client’s compensation. The entities from the chain of distribution include the manufacturer, designer, supplier, retailer, wholesaler, etc.
Many personal injury attorneys from Maine believe that dealing with electrocution claims can be done the same way as other types of cases. You may be the best person for the case, but you don’t have to do it alone, especially if it is the first time dealing with electrical injury cases. Chris Beard is one of the leading electrical injury lawyers in the US and already knows all the best ways of dealing with this type of case. In addition to this, over the years, Chris has met the best electrical injury experts in the nation, which he can put at your disposal.
Click here to find out how you can get Chris Beard to aid your case. You can contact Chris by calling (888) 300-0585 or through email at [email protected].


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I don’t know any red-blooded American who doesn’t enjoy Independence Day. Fireworks –- Family -- Food -– Fun –- what’s not to like?
However, many people have forgotten that this is more than just a day off from work. So, why do we celebrate Independence Day every July 4th?
Independence Day (July 4th) is the day set aside every year as a Federal holiday in the United States of America to commemorate the day the Declaration of Independence was signed by some (but not all) of the members of the Continental Congress declaring the 13 British colonies to be an independent nation, free from the rule of England.
Taxation without representation was the major issue. The 13 American colonies were forced to pay ever increasing taxes to England’s King George III without any representation in England’s parliamentary government. There were many other items of contention such as unlawful searches, unlawful seizure of property as well as individuals being forced to house and feed British troops without any reimbursement.
1774 The First Continental Congress was formed. The 13 colonies sent delegates to Philadelphia, Pennsylvania to discuss the situation. They were unhappy, but were not prepared to declare their independence or start a war.
April 1775 King George’s troops advanced on Concord, Massachusetts. They were given secret orders to capture and destroy military supplies that were reportedly stored by the Massachusetts Militia. This information was discovered by the colonists, prompting Paul Revere’s midnight ride that sounded the alarm “The British are coming, the British are coming.” The subsequent battle at Lexington and Concord are famous as the “shot heard round the world,” and marks the unofficial beginning of the American Revolution.
May 1776 The colonies tried to work out their differences with England for nearly a year but eventually sent delegates to the Second Continental Congress.
June 1776 The Second Continental Congress agreed that their efforts to peacefully resolve there differences were pointless and chose a committee headed by Thomas Jefferson to compose the Declaration of Independence. Other members of the committee were John Adams, Benjamin Franklin, Philip Livingston and Roger Sherman.
June 28, 1776 Thomas Jefferson presents the first draft of the Declaration of Independence to Congress.
July 5, 1776 The Pennsylvania Evening Post is the first newspaper to print the Declaration of Independence.
August 1776 The task to gain signatures on the Declaration of Independence, which began on July 4th was not completed until August. However, July 4th has been accepted as the official anniversary of United States independence from England.
July 4, 1777 The first Independence Day celebration takes place. Thirteen gunshots were fired, once at morning and again at evening in Bristol, Rhode Island. Philadelphia celebrated the first anniversary in a manner modern Americans would find familiar, -- an official dinner for the Continental Congress, toasts, 13-gun salutes, speeches, prayers, music, parades, troop reviews, ships decked with red/white/blue buntings and, of course – fireworks! By the early 1800’s the typical traditions of fireworks displays, parades and picnics were firmly established as part of American culture.
October 19, 1781 The decisive military campaign of the American Revolution culminated with the British surrender to combined American and French forces under the command of George Washington. The Siege of Yorktown effectively ended the six-year struggle of the Revolutionary War and set the stage for a new government and nation.
I hope you enjoyed this Independence Day history lesson. Never forget the price others paid for the freedoms you enjoy each and every day in this country.
Keep the flame of freedom alive. Forward this Independence Day History to others.

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From the wild frozen wastes of the world comes the MURDERING MONSTER that moves like a man!
1400 pounds of frozen fury that moves like man! Half-man, half-beast but all monster!
This is a highly edited version of J� jin yuki otoko (1955) with American footage added.

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1. There should be no more than a 3-day lapse between the classroom activity and the start of the PT. You may administer the classroom activity on the Friday before a Monday PT start.
2. You are not required to follow the classroom activity script verbatim and are free to respond to student questions on the topic represented in the classroom activity.
3. Although the classroom activity itself is nonsecure, all notes taken by students during the classroom activity must be treated as secure and collected before proceeding to the performance task. Notes can then be securely destroyed.
4. Regarding absent students: students will first join another classroom who is administering the classroom activity. If none are available, then Patrick will administer the classroom activity.


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The Whitestone Walkers held its first walk in March 2007 and was attended by four people. This informal group has now expanded to over thirty. We are not a club; we do not have membership fees, committees, insurance etc., therefore each walker is responsible for his or her own safety. Being a resident in the parish is not necessary; anyone is welcome to join us. We normally meet at 9.30 a.m. on the first Sunday of each month at the village hall car park and share transport where possible. We walk in all weather and dogs and children are welcome on any walk.
Details of the proposed walks will be published on this website two to three weeks in advance.
(Lawrence Castle) grid reference: SX875861, Postcode EX6 7QY at 10:00am.
There was a large free parking area adjacent to the road at the entrance to the castle.
The walk was a circular walk of about 4 miles on forestry paths.
We stopped at Haldon café for a refreshment/toilet break (about ¾ of the way around).
The walk for Sunday 3rd March 2019 was cancelled due to dangerous high winds predicted.
The walk for Sunday 3rd February 2019 was cancelled due to the wrong type of snow in Whitestone!
near the Railway Crossing at 10.00am.
Had a lovely drinks stop at the Stoke Canon Inn at 12.00.
Flowerpots car park (SX912 922 or EX4 31DY) at 10.15 am.
The circular walk covered parts along the River Exe and surrounding area.
Killerton House car park (SS973001 or EX5 3LE) at 10.00 am.
The circular walk covered parts of the Killerton estate.
A beautiful walk in weather that was only a little drizzley.
Belstone Village car park at 10.00 am (SX621938).
Excellent weather for walking on Dartmoor.
The total distance was about 6 miles.
free car park at the rear of Finch Foundry, Sticklepath.
views at the top. Distance about 5 miles.
to Fingle Bridge and along the River Teign with return to Casle Drogo.
A gorgeous day for walking.
West Mill Tor and returning to Okehampton Station.
The weather turned bad again with yellow warnings.
free (on Sundays) Underhill Car Park in Lympstone.
with a welcome deviation along the sea front to the cafe. Distance 7 miles.
Exeter Bus Station to Starcross (£4.50). The bus ride takes about 30 minutes.
The walk will be along the River Exe past Powderham and Double Locks to Exeter.
Met at Whitestone Parish Hall at 9.30am or at The Retreat Drive at 10:00am.
so wellies were not required! The distance was about 4.5 miles.
We popped into the Passage Inn for tea/coffee.
Met at Whitestone Parish Hall at 09.30 a.m. or Castle Drogo car park at 10.00 am.
the newly restored water powered generator (to supply Castle Drogo).
Distance was just over 5 miles.
Okehampton Railway Station at 10.00 a.m.
river and on to Dartmoor. Distance approximately 7 miles.
the walk on Dartmoor had to be cancelled.
Met at Whitestone Parish Hall at 09:30 am or at Sidmouth (grid reference: SY109874) at 10:15am.
river Otter northwards before climbing to return via Mutters Moor.
A nice mixture of coast, river, moor and forest.
There was a fairly long and steep 500ft climb near the end.
Total distance 6 miles, time just under 3 hours.
Stout footwear and long trousers was recommended.
As usual, we met at Whitestone Parish Hall at 09.30 a.m.to share transport where possible.
The walk started at 10.15 a.m. from the car park at Meldon Reservoir.
visit Sourton Tors, The Ice Quarry and a section of The Kings Way.
Total distance was about 6 miles with an ascent of about 2000 feet!
Met at the Parish Hall Whitestone 09.30a.m. or Belstone Village Car Park at 10.00a.m.
Chapel Ford where the Bluebells were wonderful - best display ever.
Distance was approximately 8 miles.
The walk was at Fernworthy Reservoir near Chagford, and included the reservoir, forest and open moorland.
The walk was just under 6 miles.
The walk was in the Mamhead area and was mainly on forest tracks/roads. It was a little muddy and wet in areas but was mainly dry.
Distance was about 5 miles.
We caught the 9.57am train from Exeter St. Thomas and arrived at Starcross at 10.05am.
The walk took us past Powderham Church, The Turf Hotel, Double Locks,Exeter Quay and back to St Thomas.
Distance was about 8 miles.
(beside the Royal Oak pub) at 9.50am.
The walk took in the flood relief and river banks area and was just over 5 miles.
We left the Whitestone Parish Hall car park at 9.30am and were in the Underhill Car Park, Lympstone at about 10.00am.
A beautiful walk to Exmouth along the cyclepath was extended to take in cafe on the sea front opposite the Family Fun Park.
Distance was about 6.5 miles.
by about 10.00am along with hundreds of runners!.
We were at Killerton House, Broadclyst, Exeter, Devon, EX5 3LE at about 10.05am.
The walk was a beautiful circular walk around the main House.
Distance was about 4 miles.
Tottiford Reservoirs small car park at map reference 110/811826.
whereas this small car park was still free.
Tottiford Reservoirs. Distance was approximately 4 miles.
We met at Whitestone Parish Hall car park at 09.30 a.m. and drove to the small car park.
about two miles from Princetown on the Yelverton Road (SX561708).
Combshead Tor, Cuckoo Rock and the end of Burrator Reservoir. Distance 6.5 miles.
It was a mixture of open moorland and forest tracks with some steepp climbs and marshy ground.
Met at Whitestone Parish Hall at 09.30 am or at Belstone Village Car Park at 10.00 am.
The walk was from Belstone Village to the Ted Hughes Memorial at Taw Head.
It was a great walk with ideal weather for walking (sunny & warm with a nice breeze and only the occasional light shower).
The total distance was about 11 miles.
Met at the Parish Hall at 9.30a.m. before driving to The Fox & Hounds Hotel.
The walk was via Brat Tor & Widgery Cross. The distance was about 11 miles.
Met at the Village Hall at 09.30 a.m. or at Belstone Village car park at 10.00 a.m.
This was a walk from Steps bridge to Bridford and back via a circular route passing Heltor rock.
a hot or cold drink. Distance was about 6 miles.
footbridge over the A30. Distance about 6.5 miles.
paths and no wellies were required.
the 09.57 am train from Exeter, St.Thomas to Starcross (£4).
to share transport or The Retreat Drive at 10:00am.
the two reservoirs, map reference Explorer 110/811826 at 10.15 a.m.
whereas this small car park is still free.
The walk was on footpaths and woodland trails around the Trenchford and Tottiford Reservoirs.
Distance was approximately 4.5 miles.
Met at the Parish Hall at 09.30 a.m. or near the Waddles Down aerial at 10:00 a.m.
The walk was along lanes and then through Whiptail Wood to Newton St. Cyres and return.
There was no planned stop at the Crown and Sceptre as it didn't open 'til 12.00 .
The walk was very muddy in places.
For a Parish Hall start, the walk distance was about 9 mile (about 7.5 miles for a Waddles Down start).
Met at Whitestone Parish Hall car park at 9:30 am or at Sandpiper, Old Honiton Road, Clyst Honiton EX5 2AN at 10:00 am.
The circular walk was along lanes from Sandpiper, Clyst Honiton via Bishops Court and Clyst St Mary.
Met at the Parish Hall at 09.30 to share cars, or at the free car park at the rear of Finch Foundry, Sticklepath. EX20 2NW at 10.a.m.
The walk was either 3.5 miles or 9.2 miles.
Met at the Parish Hall to share cars, or at Otterton.
Lovely refreshments afterwards at the Otterton Mill.
Walk distance was about 5.25 miles or 2.5 hours.
Herb Piper led a circular Dartmoor walk starting at Okehampton Station.
Walk distance was about 5 miles (8km) or 3 hours.
via a circular route passing Heltor rock which some of us visited.
The walk was in the Skaigh Valley region of Dartmoor.
The excellent walk included some open moor walking and was not as muddy as expected.
We found the only window in the weather that day for our 3 hour walk.
The walk was in the Mamhead area passing Mamhead obelisk (fantastic views).
Mainly forest tracks/roads, a little muddy in places. There were no steep climbs.Distance was 5 miles.
to catch then 09.57 am train from Exeter, St.Thomas to Starcross (£3.90).
The train ride took about 10 minutes.
The walk was along the River Exe past Powderham and Double Locks to Exeter.
We walked down the Alphin Brook to the canal and then to The Riverside Valley Park behind the Double Locks.
We then walked up to the precinct before Cricklepit Bridge before returning through Marsh Barton.
Met at the Parish Hall at 9.30 am or Castle Drogo car park (SX 721 900) at 10:00 am.
The circular walk started at Castle Drogo and took in Fingle Bridge and the Fisherman's Path along the river Teign.
Distance just over 5 miles.
The walk was on the second Sunday in October due to many walkers taking part in the Abbot's Way walk across Dartmoor on the 5th October.
Met at the Parish Hall at 9.30 am or Belstone car park (SX 620 936) at 10:00 am.
The walk started from Belstone car park and wents over Belstone Tor, Higher Tor and Oke Tor, returning by a circular route via Cullever Sets.
Met at the Parish Hall at 09.30 a.m. or at the Waddles Down aerial at 10:00 am.
There was be a planned stop at the Crown and Sceptre to take on liquid.
If you started at the Parish Hall, the walk distance will be about 9 miles.
We walked from Sandpiper through Sowton Village crossing Redhayes Bridge and taking in West Clyst Village coming back through the lanes.
Total distance about 6 miles.
There was tea & biscuits in Ann Turner’s garden afterwards.
Met at Whitestone Village Hall for car sharing at 0930 or at Sidmouth (grid reference SY109874) at 1015.
northwards cutting back to the starting point via Hutters Moor.
The walk was a nice mixture of coast, river, moor and forest and only 600m of road.
There was quite a long, fairly steep climb near the end (but worth it!).
Met at Whitestone Village Hall at 0930 or Crediton Station at 1000.
We walked from Crediton Station to the south of Crediton, near the River Yeo towards Salmonhutch.
Crossing the railway, we headed north and uphill across the fields towards the school before heading east back towards the station.
Met at Whitestone Village Hall at 0930 or Fingle Bridge (pub side of river) at 1000.
and then returned to Fingle by the path along the south side of the river.
Met at Whitestone Parish Hall car park .
The circular walk started at Whitestone and went via Hill Lane (downhill!), across the Old Tedburn Road and then uphill (three fields) to the Longdown Road.
Barley Lane, Nadderwater on its return to Whitestone.
The walk was around Exminster and along the lanes to the west, going over the three main road bridges.
The walk was just over 5 miles.
The walk for January was an easy circular walk from Lympstone to Exmouth. The outward walk was along the cycle path with a short stop in Exmouth for coffee, etc. The return walk was the public footpath which was nearer to the estuary.

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Donald Chester Grant (born February 22, 1892 in Defiance, Ohio; died July, 1985 in South Bend, Indiana) was an American football player, coach and sportswriter.
At a young age, Chet Grant took an active interest in South Bend athletics, particularly Notre Dame football, and at the age of eighteen he became the sports editor for the South Bend Tribune. Ten years later, he enrolled at the University of Notre Dame where he played forward for the basketball team and, in his late twenties, became the backup quarterback for Knute Rockne's football squad in 1920—the same year the legendary George Gipp died of complications from pneumonia. Under Grant's direction as the starting quarterback the following year, the team amassed a record of 10-1, with their only loss at undefeated Iowa.
Years later, Grant would return to coach the backfield for Elmer Layden's team from 1934-1940, and eventually would become a curator for the sports collections at the Notre Dame Archives. Besides this, he managed from 1946 through 1947 in the All-American Girls Professional Baseball League for the South Bend Blue Sox, leading his team to a collective 127-96 record and two consecutive playoff appearances. He returned to manage the Kenosha Comets in 1948, ending fourth in the five-team Western Division with a 62-64 mark.
Irish Legends (author bio), "Before Rockne at Notre Dame".

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AmerisourceBergen Corp. (ABC) on Thursday reported a fiscal second-quarter loss of $513.4 million, after reporting a profit in the same period a year earlier.
On a per-share basis, the Chesterbrook, Pennsylvania-based company said it had a loss of $2.33. Earnings, adjusted for non-recurring costs and severance costs, came to $1.45 per share.
The results topped Wall Street expectations. The average estimate of eight analysts surveyed by Zacks Investment Research was for earnings of $1.18 per share.
The prescription drug distributor posted revenue of $32.67 billion in the period, also beating Street forecasts. Seven analysts surveyed by Zacks expected $32.12 billion.
AmerisourceBergen expects full-year earnings in the range of $4.85 to $4.95 per share.
AmerisourceBergen shares have risen 25 percent since the beginning of the year, while the Standard & Poor's 500 index has risen slightly more than 2 percent. The stock has risen 76 percent in the last 12 months.

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Mall Nukke workshop "Photorealistic Charcoal Drawing"
The movement name Photorealism was coined in reference to those artists whose work depend heavily on photographs. They often projected them onto canvas which allowed images to be replicated with precision and accuracy. Students will gain knowledge from these drawing techniques, some interesting practical methods, information of the larger list of charcoal drawing tools, materials, paper etc., information of the drawing process step-by-step.
Pencils (HB-2B), kneadable erasers, scalpel, fixative.
Britta Benno lecture "Contemporary Estonian Printmaking Practices"
Maria-Kristiina Ulas workshop "The Art of Papercutting"
Papercutting inspires endless opportunities. It has a long history - the earliest papercut artwork is found from 6th century Western China. It's in fashion even now. Artists from different countries find ways to express themselves with the art of papercutting.
Join Maria-Kristiina’s “Art of Papercutting” short workshop to learn and get tips about papercutting techniques. The course introduces papercutting history, techniques on how to do portrait and silhuette portrait cutting (the human and shadow), cutting in the style of sketching, how to make stylized interpretation using paper, ways of using colour papers, creating spatial sculptures of papers and installing them in a space.
The Sweeping Game, an art performance by Ulvi Haagensen that explores the embodied experience of sweeping.
Swish–swish–swish, the sound of my broom as I sweep with strong strokes passing from left to right and back again. The slightly wobbly handle is smooth and feels good in my hands. The dust flies left and right, and when the wind blows my feet and legs pass through a cloud of dirty dust. I watch the rising fold of sandy earth as it moves ahead of my broom. I look back to see the cleared path that I have swept and feel satisfied.
Cleaning is often seen as a mundane chore – something unpleasant we tolerate or avoid, come to terms with or find someone else to do for us. Cleaning may be mundane, but it is an experience we all share, even if all we do is wipe our feet or wash our hands. So, is cleaning important? If so, how? Why do we clean? Does cleaning have to have a purpose? Do we have to do it well? Can we do it just because we want to? These are some of the questions that run through Ulvi’s mind as sweeps. They are also questions at the heart of her art practice and research into the possible connections between art and everyday life.
Ulvi will be performing The Sweeping Game. She invites the audience to join in and sweep with her (starting from Red gallery and going out around the block. Route undetermined).
Bring your choice of broom, clothing according to the weather conditions and eagerness to sweep!


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text: Duke was born October 27th and came to live with us in January this year 2016. He has been a complete joy to have. His high spirits have kept our family on our toes. But his snuggles and that look melts our hearts daily.


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On the 4th of January 2008, Gemma Arterton confirmed to the Hollywood Reporter that she had signed on to a Bond-girl role in 007's latest on-screen adventure "Quantum of Solace". The role was in contention some time before she finally landed the project and much speculation surrounded the young British actress.
It was subsequently reported that Gemma would play MI6 Agent Fields, a British Security Service operative assigned to 'look after' 007 on his mission in Bolivia.
Arterton describes her character as a likeable woman's woman but with a strong personality who is liable to clash with Bond's bloody-mindedness.
"There's something very fresh about her. For me, she's got stuff that all women can identify with."
Born in January 1986 in Kent, UK, Gemma Arterton attended Gravesend grammar school and in a summer drama class she won a grant to attend the Royal Academy of Dramatic Arts - the prestigious dramatic arts college whose home is Bloomsbury, London. During her time at RADA, Arterton showed enthusiasm and passion for theatre and won roles in over ten of their regular productions, including classics such as "An Ideal Husband" and "Vera Drake".
Still taking regular classes with the college, Gemma won her first professional role in "Capturing Mary", 2007's TV drama, directed by Stephen Poliakoff. Straight out of drama school and onto stage in Shakespeare's "Loves Labour's Lost" for a run at the Globe Theatre - the undeniable home of The Bard - Gemma quickly became a rising star of the British entertainment industry. In this production, she played the role of Rosaline, and unbeknownst to her, Hollywood was just around the corner.
With charming beauty and a clear natural talent for the performing arts, Gemma was picked up for an onscreen role in "St. Trinian's", opposite "Casino Royale" star, Caterina Murino and a swell of big-name British actors including Colin Firth, Rupert Everett and Stephen Fry. Gemma had to fight of the likes of Sienna Miller for the role of the Head Girl, Kelly, in this big-budget Brit comedy.
Through her successful work both on-stage and in film, Gemma came to the attention of EON Productions, looking for a young and talented actress to appear in "Quantum of Solace". Gemma talked briefly about landing the role: "I went to two auditions. I was in a play at the Globe in London and the casting directors came to see me in it," she explained, "I was playing a very Bong girly type of role, but Shakespeare. It was Rosaline in Love's Labour's Lost, and she's very haughty and sharp. They asked me in for an audition, which I never thought I'd get. Then I got a second audition where I met the director and everyone, then I had a screen test which was petrifying, then I got the part."
Working with successful agent Sally Long-Innes, representative of 007 himself, Daniel Craig, cannot be a bad thing. In a recent interview Arterton described her rendezvous with 007 as an opportunity to do something big and a pathway to even greater things: "[My agent] said ‘If you do this big film, it will open the doors for all these other brilliant things. But you have to do the big film first'." Arterton truly believes in taking chances in order to pursue her dream career, "I think it's difficult for a young girl like me, because there's a certain time for young actresses, which is like a really juicy period when all the parts are love interests and young heroines. Of course, there's always work for men whatever age they are. So I'm really going to go for it. And if it all goes wrong, I'll go and do panto!"
Arterton need not worry as she has a busy 2008 with three film productions, including Bond, and a mini series due this year. Gemma recently wrapped on Guy Richie's latest action pic, "RocknRolla", where Gemma is June in this upcoming mobster-flick.
Also due this year is "Three And Out", a twisted comedy of love and loneliness and time-traveling-romance, "Lost in Austin" where Arterton will portray Elizabeth Bennette, a classic character from Austin's fiction. On top of her acting, Arterton practices dance and is learning to play the guitar.


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Not really classified as comedy movies, Quentin Tarantino movies have some of the funniest moments in them of any movies ever made. His newest creation, Once Upon a Time in Hollywood, is getting ready to drop into theaters in July (on the 26th to be specific) and now you can finally get a real look at what’s coming, because the film’s star Leonardo DiCaprio rolled out the trailer on social media this morning.
Set in Los Angeles, (obviously) the film tells the story of television actor Rick Dalton and his stunt double Cliff Booth as they try to get involved in the film industry, and covers the infamous Charlie Manson murder spree.
Starring starring Brad Pitt and Leonardo DiCaprio with the late Luke Perry, Margot Robbie, Damian Lewis, Dakota Fanning, and Bruce Dern, Al Pacino, Tim Roth, Emile Hirsch, Kurt Russell, Rumer Willis, Michael Madsen, Lena Dunham, Brenda Vaccaro and just a gigantic cast.
DiCaprio as Dalton is a neighbor of Sharon Tate (played by Margot Robbie). Dakota Fanning plays Squeaky Fromme, Damien Lewis is cast as Steve McQueen, and George Spahn- owner of the ranch Manson took over is played by Bruce Dern. Other familiar names to those familiar with history are Emile Hirsch as Jay Sebring, Austin Butler plays Charles “Tex” Watson and Damon Herriman as Manson. Mike Moh plays Bruce Lee, who was working with Sharon Tate.
OUaTiH is the first film QT is making without collaboration with Harvey Weinstein in the post #metoo era, but it doesn’t look like he’s any the lesser for it.
It’s been 25 years since Pulp Fiction burst onto the scene, and Quentin’s Ninth promises to be as provocative as the rest.


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STATE CHAMPS have signed with Pure Noise Records.
The band will release an EP this summer and a full length later this year.
We’re very excited to announce that we’ve signed Albany, NY pop punk band State Champs. They’ll be releasing an EP this summer with a full length to follow late this fall.


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August 2017, Mumbai: STAAH Ltd, the hotel industry’s trusted cloud platform, is the first to be chosen by Agoda as a partner in its newly-launched global innovation Supplier Programme for online distribution.
Dedicated to connectivity partners, the Agoda Innovative Supplier Programme aims to create synergy effects with regard to product integration, acquisition and support to mutual accommodation partners. It is designed for Agoda to seamlessly integrate with connectivity partners who meet stringent programme requirements like innovation, implementation, performance and quality control.
With its best-in-class technology solutions, STAAH easily met the targets set for every criteria.
“We are thrilled to onboard STAAH as our first Innovative Supplier partner. Through this programme, we are committed to providing solutions that exceed their expectations, whilst ensuring our accommodation partners’ needs are fulfilled in this dynamic marketplace,” Errol Cooke, Vice President, Global Partner Services, at Agoda.
As an Innovative Supplier, STAAH gets recognised by one of the world’s fastest growing online accommodation platforms with a number of benefits. These include access to advanced APIs from Agoda with even more functionality, data and support. It also provides STAAH an opportunity to leverage Agoda’s global supply network to grow faster. Agoda will also be providing more assistance with dedicated resources to its Innovative Suppliers in order to increase accommodation providers’ satisfaction.
STAAH has been enabling quick and reliable connections to local and global channels for more than 3500 properties around the world, processing more than 700,000 bookings monthly*. Its cloud-based products enable accommodation providers to reach their online potential, increasing revenue and streamlining their business processes.


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Lola Pearl Bake Shoppe: Bake Me A Christmas: Chocolate covered pretzels!
Make these as a gift or a last-minute holiday party!
1. Place the chocolate wafers in a microwave-safe bowl.
2. Microwave at 30 second intervals on medium heat. Stirring in between.
3. Dip pretzel rod halfway in chocolate.
4. If sprinkling, be sure to toss sprinkles on while chocolate is wet (during first 3 minutes).
5. Melt colored wafers in the same way.
6. Flip the pastry bag inside out and fill with the melted colored wafers.
8. Moving from on side to side, squeeze lines onto the pretzel rods.