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Palm Beach Gardens Family Lawyer
I am William Wallshein, founder of the West Palm Beach law firm William Wallshein, P.A. I began my legal career in 1984, working as a prosecutor in the state attorney's office in West Palm Beach.
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West Palm Beach divorce law attorney
In 1990, I left that position and founded this law firm. At that time, the firm focused on two areas of law: criminal defense and family law. Today, that focus remains. My firm and my staff are dedicated to helping the people of South Florida when they need it most.
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As a West Palm Beach divorce law attorney, I am enthusiastic and passionate about doing what is right for my clients and their children. My law firm is a place where you can come to discuss a problem openly, knowing that you are not being judged and that what you say is confidential. My firm has the resources needed to handle even the most complex and demanding divorce cases, including a reliable network of experts on whom to rely in building strong claims.
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Whenever a client comes to me with a family law concern that involves a child, I always keep the interests of that child foremost in my mind. It is important to realize that the law and family court judges share this philosophy. It is easy for parents, in the midst of their own disagreements about child custody, to value their own interests over those of their kids. It does not make them bad parents; it just shows how stressful and emotional a family law issue can be.
I have found that once parents understand that their children's future is the primary concern, the parents are often able to work together. It does not mean they agree on everything, and it may not make a divorce any easier, but parents who can agree on nothing else usually agree that their relationship problems should not impact their children any more than absolutely necessary.
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Discussion in 'GBAtemp & Scene News' started by Chanser, Oct 14, 2010.
Galaxy Express 999, I like the song featured in a Taiko no Tatsujin game
Although it's supposed to be a classic anime, I haven't watch it nor do know about the game - is it any good, either the game or anime?
testing it out because it has my favorite value, 999
Is there a gameplay video anywhere?
Holy effing bleep, I was not expecting this. Like EVER. I'm a huge fan of the series, but I never suspected it would ever become a game. I'll tell all y'alls how it goes: Trains in space. As for the game, I'll tell you later.
OK, it LOOKS like a crappy ripoff of the Legacy of Goku games, but it plays like an SRPG. Laughably bad. If I knew Japanese, I might like it, but without being able to read the menus, I'm going to leave it at that.
Testing it out because it has my favorite value...upside down
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A photographer. Yes, of course, this is a website dedicated solely to photographs. However, the photos aren't the main focus here. The focus is on the people & the experience. Without those crucial elements, the photos would be nothing. As a photographer and creative, I feel that my purpose behind the lens is to show the viewer just how amazing the subject is. Let me tell you, my subjects are pretty incredible.
Along with photography, I love connecting people. I work with two Non-Profit organizations; From the Ground Up, which utilizes the performing arts to create dialogue, build community and give voice to underserved youth, and Big Mouth Society, which brings the community together through curated artistic experiences. I am in charge of Marketing and Creative Directing with both NPO's. Through these organizations, I am able to bring each of my skills to the table. Photography brought me to both of these incredible groups.
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We are one people, all of us pledging allegiance to the stars and stripes, all of us are defending the United States of America. What we have already accomplished gives us hope – the audacity to hope – for what we can and must achieve tomorrow. Filling the gap between where we are today and the dream of a more perfect world is where we must align our vision and our actions. It is with profound gratitude and great humility, I am running for town councilwoman. America has been talking about our oil addiction for the last thirty years. Likewise, it is important for Western countries to avoid impeding Muslim citizens from practicing religion as they see fit – for instance, by dictating what clothes a Muslim woman should wear or allowing Christians the right to protect their rights to prayer. These values transfer to how we need to raise our standards and treat Veterans. Americans need to support Veterans by ensuring and expanding mental and emotional health services for those who so bravely served our country.
I know and I understand the importance of the VA and the value it brings to Veterans in our Community. You see, when I separated from the Marine Corps. and settled in Wappingers Falls, New York. I was not only scared, feeling anxiety but also depressed and alone. My negative emotions were so profound that I contemplated suicide and giving up on life. I felt like the world was this painful burden that was just too much to handle. It was at the peak of my pain and in the pond of my tears that I called the VA and asked for help. I went to mental health and I began a long journey of CBT (Cognitive Behavioral Therapy). While it was hard, learning how to feel and process my emotions were this foreign experience that surfaced fear and anxiety. In time, those feeling passed and this new and beautiful worldview emerged within me. I felt hope for the first time in my life.
At the time, I didn't know where I would be today in my life. As I am sitting here writing to you about some of my deepest pains, I hope you can see why I am motivated to protect and support others in my position. I believe in the importance of gratitude. I believe that serving God starts with showing gratitude through actions. I am running for the town board to serve our community so that I can express my gratitude. It is through sharing my story and representing the needs of both male and female veterans my heart remains connected to those I share such an impactful story with.
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High in the Catskill Mountains of New York state is a place called Rosemary Farm. With beautiful fields and pastures, hills and trees, it's a place of dreams and dreams come true. For any horse lucky enough to live there, it is truly a sanctuary in every meaning of the word. If I was a horse in need of a home, I would hope Rosemary Farm would take me in.
Founded in 2008, the sanctuary is a charitable nonprofit that serves homeless horses from every walk of life; mustangs that have been rounded up from the range and perhaps been adopted by well-meaning folks, or those not so stellar, but now need a new place to live; horses that have worked hard all their lives but rather than being allowed to retire in peace have been shipped to auction to face an uncertain and scary future; race horses with amazing careers behind them but that have suddenly ended up in the pipeline that often leads straight to the kill buyers who frequent horse auctions; horses that were loved by someone who died or fell on hard times and could no longer keep him. Every horse that arrives at Rosemary Farm has a story to tell, and the people who care for them are patient enough to wait until that horse is willing to let them in on his or her secrets. Their motto is: "A place where horses get to be horses."
Since I started following Rosemary Farm on Facebook, I've learned many of their stories, as related by the woman, who with her husband and many volunteers, runs the sanctuary. With names like Honey Pie, Rhett, Annie, Glory, Ella, and Princess Yanaha, they have all become horses I feel I know, just by learning of their journeys. The Princess was probably the one who got me hooked into coming back to find out more about them. She arrived at the sanctuary with her sister from a kill lot far away in Oklahoma. Just babies, they were both near death, covered in ticks and starving. How and why they were allowed to get into that condition, who knows. Sadly, the little sister did not make it but at least passed in peace and with caring people in attendance. The Princess, as she soon was known, spent many weeks at a veterinary clinic where it was touch and go for a long time. Countless fund raisers helped pay for her treatment, and in the end the Princess survived. Today she is a beautiful young filly that bears little resemblance to her former self. She still lives at the sanctuary. Without the dedication of the people who cared for the Princess, she would not be alive today. Hers is just one story from Rosemary Farm. Some stories are sad, but most are joyous.
If you would like to know more about Rosemary Farm, please visit their website, http://www.rosemaryfarm.org and follow them on Facebook, http://www.facebook.com/RosemaryFarm. I guarantee you'll soon be as amazed at the work they do there as I am.
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Mountain SanctuaryDecember 30, 2016
High in the Catskill Mountains of New York state is a place called Rosemary Farm. With beautiful fields and pastures, hills and trees, it's a place of dreams and dreams come true. For any horse lucky enough to live there, it is truly a sanctuary in every meaning of the word. If I was a horse in need of a home, I would hope Rosemary Farm would take me in.
Look CloserAugust 26, 2015
Champagne Lady
The following quote is borrowed from the Facebook page of Mark Rashid. From Colorado, Mr. Rashid is an internationally known horse trainer and the author of many books on the subject. While this refers to horses, similar thoughts could be applied to any pet or animal that we have in our lives.
What Do You See?
"I am not your therapist.
I am not sports equipment
I am not a chair
I am not a doll
I am not a vehicle
I am not your child
I am not a toy
Look again. What do you see?"
Reading this made me think about how often we bring an animal into our lives for what they can do for us rather than for what we can do for them. While many animals do provide invaluable services to and for people, how many of us truly believe that they have value beyond this? How many animals have performed their duties for which they were trained, only to be discarded when they were no longer able to do so? From the dog trained for the military or law enforcement, to the racehorse, to the show animal, to the family pet, how many animals when they become too old and inconvenient or are no longer needed, are disposed of because they are no longer of any use to us?
To their admirable credit, many men and women who have worked with service dogs in the military refuse to leave them behind when their tour of duty is done. Many have fought long and hard to bring their canine companions home with them to live out their lives. Law enforcement dogs are often retired with their handlers, and when they pass are treated with the same honor and respect as any other officer. Most pet owners who have had their pets for many years are committed to them until the end. But there are also many senior pets sitting in shelters simply because no one wanted to put up with their disabilities as they aged, as there are horses sent to auction because they can no longer be ridden or worked or shown. Do they not deserve to live out their lives in peace and relative comfort for the love and service they have provided? Do they not have value just for who they are rather than for what they can do? I think that's what the author of What Do You See? is asking us to consider.
Photo of Champagne Lady was taken at the Black Hills Wild Horse Sanctuary, a place where you can appreciate animals just for who they are.


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A Selective Bibliography on the Teaching of Latin and Greek, 1920-69.
Norton, Mary E., Comp.
Twelve major categories of entries published during the last half century in the United States, Canada, and elsewhere (especially England) reflect current trends in classical studies. Articles, studies, reports of research, monographs, books, teaching aids, grammars, dictionaries, bibliographical sources, and reference works related to the teaching of Latin and Greek as well as to classical civilization and culture are included in this bibliography. The major categories cover: (1) linguistics, (2) sociocultural heritage, (3) teaching classical literature, (4) curricular problems and development, (5) values and rationale of the classics, (6) teacher education and qualifications, (7) methods, (8) audiovisual aids and materials, (9) testing, (10) bibliographies, (11) dictionaries, and (12) reference works. Works available through the ERIC system are starred and listed numerically in a separate section. The bibliography, containing 1,943 entries, concludes with an author index. (RL)
Descriptors: Applied Linguistics, Audiovisual Aids, Bibliographies, Citations (References), Classical Languages, Classical Literature, Cultural Education, Greek, Greek Literature, Instructional Materials, Instructional Program Divisions, Language Instruction, Latin, Latin Literature, Teaching Methods
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Outskirts, Damascus, NE is the 8th episode of Season 2 of the series Carnivale.
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As Management draws his last breath, he teaches Ben the right way for the blade to enter the tree. Ben informs Samson about the events leading to Management's death, that he is now in possession of Management's full knowledge and that he knows about Stroud's intentions and his link to the Usher. Samson only starts to believe him when Ruthie unburdens her heart over seeing Scudder and a bald-headed man as yet two other dead people last night. Meanwhile, Ruthie rejects Lila's approaches about her supposed sleepwalking. The Dreifuss family faces new troubles with Libby's marriage to Jonesy, and when they attempt to sort out their problems with a family dinner, a fatal Ferris wheel accident occurs. When Samson sees Ben transfer a mother's life to her child, Ben gains Samson's trust and designates the carnival's route westwards. Parallel to Management's death, Justin has a fit, which Wilfred Talbot Smith explains as Justin's enemy receiving his boon. Justin approaches councilman Templeton to participate in his Sermon on the Mount for a New America, and the Crowes get a new maid – Sofie.


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Receiving awards from Alfred State were Helen Dean (business administration, Whitesville), Eric Eddy (culinary arts: baking, production, and management, Olean), and Cassandra Robbers (business administration, Almond).
The delegation from ASC included Cindy Thorp, academic success coach; Natasha Daniels, academic navigator; Troy Morehouse, director of Student Engagement; and Mallory Morehouse, associate director of Orientation and Family Programs.
For example, some Alfred State College (ASC) faculty and staff members recently led dozens of students on service trips to Myrtle Beach, SC; New Orleans, LA; and Yabucoa, Puerto Rico.
This fall, the structure will be home to freshman and senior building construction trades shops, as well as open lab space, state-of-the-art classrooms, and faculty offices. This center was made possible through donations, grants, and the Educational Foundation of Alfred, Inc., which owns the Wellsville campus.
A total of 23 new members were recently inducted into Alfred State College's chapter of the world's largest and most prestigious honor society for two-year college students, Phi Theta Kappa.
The Alfred State College Choir Alumni organization will present its 67th annual spring concert at 2 p.m. Sunday, April 22 in the Anthony C. Cappadonia Auditorium in the Orvis Activities Center on the Alfred campus.
Beginning Monday, April 16, Alfred State College will be hosting a weeklong series of events in celebration of Earth Week 2018.
US Secretary of Commerce Wilbur Ross recently announced that the Department's Economic Development Administration (EDA) is awarding a $1.5 million grant to the Research Foundation for The State University of New York, Alfred State College to renovate and expand an existing building to house the Biorefinery Development and Commercialization Center (BDDC).
The Alfred State College Culinary Arts Department will host a barbecue dinner from 5-7 p.m. Thursday, April 26.
State University of New York Chancellor Kristina M. Johnson honored 249 SUNY students from across the state in Albany recently with the 2018 Chancellor's Award for Student Excellence, including Alfred State College's own Hannah Vuozzo and Katherine Holmok.


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New Partnerships for Sustainability (NEPSUS)
Partner Institution(s):
University of Dar es Salaam, Department of Geography, Tanzania
Roskilde University, Society and Globalization, Denmark
Start Date:April 1, 2016
End Date:March 31, 2020
Total grant:DKK 9,992,181
Organic Cotton for Employment, Growth and Environment?
Partner Institution(s):
Aarhus University, Department of Agroecology, Denmark
University of Copenhagen, Dept. of Geosciences and Natural Resource Management, Denmark
University of Parakou, National High School of Agricultural Sciences and Technologies (ENSTA-Djougou), Dept. of Rural Sociology and Economics, Benin
National Agricultural Research Institute of Benin (INRAB), Benin
Sokoine University of Agriculture, Dept. of Soil Science,Tanzania
Sokoine University of Agriculture, Dept. of Agricultural Economics and Agribusiness, Tanzania
University of Abomey-Calavi, LADYD-Laboratoire d'Analyse des Dynamiques Sociales et des Etudes du Développement, Benin
University of Abomey-Calavi, LaBEF-Laboratory of Biomathematics and Forest Estimations, Benin
Start Date:January 1, 2015
End Date:December 31, 2019
Total grant:DKK 9,998,822
SUSANE 2 Optimizing environmentally friendly biogas production from livestock manure for the reduction of green house gas emissions
Partner Institution(s):
Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development, Vietnam
Hue University of Agriculture and Forestry, Vietnam
University of Copenhagen, Denmark
Start Date:January 1, 2010
End Date:December 31, 2014
Total grant:DKK 6,189,101
Monitoring the Environment of Mount Kilimanjaro region and its association with Climatic Changes
Partner Institution(s):
Danish Meteorological Institute - Denmark
Start Date:January 1, 2009
End Date:December 31, 2012
Total grant:DKK 3,985,000
Assessing effects of and responses to climate change on environment and socio-economic development in mid-Central Vietnam
Partner Institution(s):
University of Copenhagen, Faculty of Life Sciences, Department of Disease Biology - Denmark
Roskilde University, Department of Society and Globalisation - Denmark
Start Date:January 1, 2009
End Date:March 1, 2012
Total grant:DKK 4,400,000
West African Network for Studies of Environmental Change (WANSEC)
Partner Institution(s):
University of Ouagadougou, Department of Geography, Burkina Faso
University of Dakar, LERG, Senegal
University of Bamako, Department of Geology, Mali
University of Ghana, Institute of Geography and Resource Development, Ghana
Roskilde University Center (RUC), Denmark
Start Date:January 1, 2008
End Date:November 30, 2013
Total grant:DKK 5,275,836
Capacity building for biosafety and ecological impact assessment of transgenic plants in East Africa
Start Date:January 1, 2007
End Date:October 1, 2011
Total grant:DKK 8,669,480
Capacity building for biosafety and ecological impact assessment of transgenic plants in East Africa
Start Date:January 1, 2004
End Date:January 1, 2010


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Japanese Language Table
Japanese Language Program welcomes you to join our Japanese language table. A Language Table is an excellent way to keep up your language skills outside of class, and offers you the opportunity to use Japanese with other Japanese speakers as well as experience hands-on Japanese cultural activities such as origami, karuta (Japanese card game), etc. Language table may include community members as well as university students and instructors. Enjoy chat in Japanese at tables. All levels are welcome. Japanese snacks will be provided. Even if you cannot join the entire time, feel free to join anytime during that hour. You can just leave early or come late.
Schedule of Language Table (Spring semester 2018)
Language table will be held once a month this spring semester!
1. 2月16日(金) Friday, February 16th, 1:30-2:30 @ Will 25
2. 3月15日(木) Thursday, March 15th, 5:30-6:30 @ Will 421
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California Angels rookie Wally Joyner had seen enough of the Hubert H. Humphrey Metrodome and was willing to call it a night when the stadium`s roof sprung a leak during a heavy thunderstorm.
Joyner`s Angels had lost 7-4 to the Minnesota Twins Friday night and were trailing by 5-1 in the bottom of the eighth inning Saturday night when heavy gusts of wind caused an inner seam on the Metrodome roof to rip.
Some rain came down on the playing field, and the speakers and lights over the field began to sway wildly.
``I wanted to get out of here,`` Joyner said. ``I didn`t want the ceiling to fall on us. I`ve never seen anything like it. I thought the umpires were going to call the game and that was perfectly all right with me.``
After a nine-minute delay, Metrodome workers were able to stabilize pressure inside the stadium, and play resumed. The Twins increased their lead to 6-1 before three two-run home runs in the ninth inning -- the last a game- winning shot by Joyner -- rallied the Angels to a dramatic victory.
``I didn`t want to go back out there,`` Joyner said. ``It looked like a lot of people could have gotten hurt and I didn`t want to be one of them.``
When the roof tore, people started to scurry, but at the urging of public address announcer Bob Casey, most of the spectators remained calmly in their seats.
The only injuries reported were minor: two people slipped on the wet stairs and one man hyperventilated. The Metrodome itself sustained no significant damage.
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Video: Luke Charteris reflects on defeat to England
Luke Charteris has revealed what it's like to have to sit through a Wales team debrief after a defeat as devastating as the Six Nations reverse to England at Twickenham on Saturday.
Charteris and the rest of the squad conducted their post-mortem at their Vale Resort headquarters on Monday afternoon, a session that was certain to have contained all manner of grisly dissection.
The Racing 92 second row, who was a second half substitute as Wales' championship hopes evaporated in south-west London, faced the media ahead of the meeting and admitted that it was not something he was relishing.
However Charteris insisted the cards-on-the-table discussion would be constructive, and that Wales will move on as a group from their crushing disappointment.
READ MORE: Rob Howley faces the media after Wales' Twickenham flop
"It's not going to be enjoyable, we've lost a Test match," said Charteris when asked for his thoughts on the debrief.
"But the environment we have is always very honest. If the boys play well, they'll get praised and be told they played well. And if they play badly we'll be told we played badly.
"All the boys know we didn't perform as well as we could and should have performed, because we lost the game, so I don't think there'll be any surprises in the review."
MORE: Joe Marler IS cited for alleged forearm smash on Rob Evans
He continued: "We'll take it on the chin and learn from it.
"It's not just going to be a case of shouting at boys for the sake of shouting at boys.
"Whatever is told to us will be in a constructive way that helps us to improve and make sure it doesn't happen again on Saturday (against Italy)."
The search for answers as to why Wales were so uncharacteristically lethargic for the first hour of the England clash is continuing as the dust settles on a clash which put Eddie Jones' men one game away from a Grand Slam.
Few within the camp have been able to shed meaningful light on the dismal display, but Charteris insisted it was not down to a lack of desire, as has been suggested by critics.
"It's a hard one to put a finger on," he added.
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"It's definitely not a lack of enthusiasm or anything like that.
"I can promise you going into the game boys were highly motivated because if we'd won that game we'd have had the opportunity to come back to Cardiff on the last weekend of the Six Nations knowing that all we'd have to do is win and we'd have won the championship.
"We trained well all week and were prepared for it.
"Obviously, it didn't go how we wanted it to go in the game. I wish there was a simple answer, but it's certainly not a lack of emotion or anything like that.
"We didn't transfer that preparation and how we were feeling into the performance. That's what we have to address."
MORE: Six Nations team of the weekend: Do any Welshmen make the cut?
Charteris stressed that Wales did nothing different to normal to prompt such a woeful opening to the match.
"We've had the same coaching set-up, the same team, the same pre-match ritual, the same routine and everything for the past eight years," he said.
"It doesn't seem to have let us down. We got beaten by a better team last Saturday and there are certain things we need to improve.
"But it's one game and it's not the case of anything like that needs to be changed.
"It was a bad day at the office for us, there is no hiding away from that, we went out there with a goal to win the game and give us a chance to play Italy at home with a chance of winning the championship.
"That didn't happen and there are a lot of disappointed boys because of that.
"There were a couple of things that didn't go right, it isn't a case of panic and change everything. We were a couple of little things away from winning the game.
"Admittedly, we didn't deserve to win, but we still put ourselves in a position where we could have."


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After we've gotten all of the files ready that we'll need for our PSD to Genesis project ready, it's time to start working on what will become a pretty cool WordPress theme! If you need a refresher, go back and look at the first part of the series.
The first step is having an installation of WordPress, uploading the Genesis Framework (aff link) and the Dynamik child theme (aff link) as well as activating the Dynamik child theme.
It's best to have some content for your site going in. If you'd like to use the dummy content I created for the PSD to Dynamik tutorial, you can download the xml for your importing pleasure by clicking here. You'll have to unzip it, but I'm sure you know the drill!
The first step in developing a WordPress theme using Dynamik for Genesis is uploading all of your images into Dynamik. This will save you tons of time later on because you can just select what images you want for different options while you're styling your site.
Deciding on whether you want to make your site responsive or not is something you should give some thought to, preferably before you get too far into the design. Having a responsive theme means that when it will look good on all your desktop, laptop, tablet and smart phone because the site adjusts itself to fit on different screen sizes. If you decide to go with responsive, it means you'll have to take a few more things into consideration, but well worth it for your end result.
The next step is uploading all of the images that you'll be needing to create your new theme. Upload them to your site by going to Genesis > Dynamik Design > Images. Having all of the images uploaded will save you some back and forth later.
Fonts and body colors
Now we can get into the designing of our theme. We start off by setting up your fonts. Dynamik for Genesis comes with a ton of Google fonts already installed and ready for use. For the PSD to Dynamik tutorial, we'll be using a font called Lobster. The color that I'll be using for the heading fonts is #94674E and the content colors will be #643827. Our links will be a red color that is #E20711.
The body background color is the color which will display before the header, after the footer or on the sides of the website if it's not full width. I used the eyedropper tool in Photoshop to pick the very bottom color in the footer which was #FFCDCD.
Wrap settings
We set the wrap background, or the background of all of our content that starts with our header and finished with the footer, to a horizontal and vertical repeat, with no color and used the image called 'header-slider-bg.png'. The inner background will be set to transparent and get rid of the wrap box shadow and set the design to fluid.
You can look at the picture of the site structure preview in Dynamik and see that setting the wrap structure to fluid will stretch our header and footer across our screens. This setting is based on what you want your design to look like, so set accordingly.
Adjusting our header
Since we'll be using a logo for this tutorial, we don't have to worry about the fonts, sizes or colors. We still need to change the background and we'll be using one of the sliced up images from the PSD called 'header-sidebar-bg.png' while setting it to horizontal and vertical repeat.
Adding a logo to your website using Dynamik for Genesis is an easy proposition. We go to the header menu in Dynamik Design and select our logo image. If you were to refresh at this point, you wouldn't see anything! No, you haven't done anything wrong, you just have to tell Genesis that you'd like to use the logo instead of regular text. There's a link right above where you chose your logo image that will take you to the spot in the Genesis settings where you can select the usage of a logo image instead of dynamic text.
You'll want to go into the header dimensions and figure out how much space you'd like to leave for the logo and widget area in the header. If I'm using a logo, I try to make the 'Header Title Area Width' about the same width as the logo and give the widget area some extra space. In our case, our logo is almost 220px wide, so I used that for the title area and gave the extra pixels to the 'Header Widget Width', which ended up being 680px.
Since the 'Header Widget Padding' settings are in this same menu and we know we'll be using a navigation menu, we can set the padding now. We'll make the top padding 40px and leave the bottom at 0.
Our design is looking really good so far! In the next article, we'll embark on styling our navigation menus.
Do you have any questions on the PSD to Dynamik for Genesis tutorial so far? Any ideas or suggestions? I'd love to hear from you! Please leave a comment below and let's get a discussion going.


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SF Chronicle analyzes the trend of DIY cocktail ingredients -- bitters, orgeat, syrups, and such -- featuring a recipe for Erik Ellestad's clementine bitters.
Drinks after Dark reports that British officials are considering banning Happy Hour discounts, one of several ideas aimed at curbing binge drinking among teenagers and young adults.
Imbibe Unfilters stops in to Laurel Tavern, the six-week-old gastropub that replaced Studio City's Sapphire bar. The beer list features 16 rotating taps of California microbrews.
Drinkhacker sips a trio of Inniskillin ice wines, a very sweet and flavorful drink made from grapes left on the vine until winter's frost arrives.
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Super cute Colorful Wobble Glasses by Monica Lubkowska Jonas, 2007 ~ made in poland
Feeling socially incorrect at cocktail soirées? Esquire offers its 13 rules to become the world's best party guest.
Jay Hepburn confesses he's disappointed with Claridge's Bar in the 5-star hotel of the same name: It's "a pretty average bar; something which might be excused if it wasn't charging £11 a cocktail."
Amazon Al Dente kicks off a Thanksgiving celebration with a festive cranberry cocktail.
Drinks for the House suggests a Pumpkin Caipirinha as a signature cocktail for Thanksgiving.
Camper English writes about intriguing cocktail-related food marinades, including a Wild Turkey Old Fashioned he used on tofu.
Daily Drink tells us that next May, the venerable Scottish liqueur will host the Drambuie Pursuit, a 100-mile outdoor race-adventure complete with archery and dune buggies.
Drinkhacker reviews Jose Cuervo Reserva de la Familia Anejo Tequila 2008 Edition, which features a box designed by abstract artist Fernanda Brunet.
The Liquid Muse demonstrates the Tokyo Rose, the first drink in Pinky Vodka's Cocktail of the Month series.
Rounding up five dark beers, Rick Lyke explains the appeal: "The touch of extra flavor from the roasted barley goes perfectly with robust foods and fall traditions."
Washing myself to SMELL like a cocktail? ~ new Zirh Cocktail Bars ~ also in Hurricane, Cucumber Martini, Long Island Iced Tea, Sake Bomb, and Screwdriver!
Tipsy Texan confesses: "I think I have been through more Galliano this month than most establishments go through in a decade."
Slashfood on the dilemma of affordable Scotch: "By the time you get up into the blends that don't taste like paint thinner, you're probably paying more than you would for a decent single malt."
Continuing his Savoy Cocktail Book project, Erik of Underhill Lounge encounters the Grenadier: "It's got a little heat from the ginger extract and is a pleasant enough use of brandy."
Post Road Pumpkin Ale, the beer that Grub Report's been pining after for five years.
NY Times samples 25 bottles of Pouilly-Fuissé. They found "a wine that has gone from being perceived as a joke to a delicious wine that speaks of its terroir and does the region proud."
Five coffee drinks with the holiday spirit(s) from The Intoxicologist, from the simple Baileys Coffee to the decadent Coffee Nudge.
Party Like It's 1933: The Ladies of LUPEC tell you where to celebrate Repeal Day in Chicago.
This milk glass nightlight glows softly when upright and turns off when tilted or turned upside down.
Bevlog explains the mystique of 'wet hop' beers, which use fresh-picked, green blossoms to impart aromatics of pine and citrus.
Alcademics tells us that barrels for Chinaco are used for bourbon, then for Scotch whisky before they're shipped to Mexico for use in tequila.
Swedish Neumeister has redesigned Snälleröds glögg. The new label design reminds me of a single cask label (whiskey) with a Christmas twist.
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Magic Hat's Feast of Fools, proof that "winter beers don't have to be one-dimensional", according to Slashfood's Mike Pomranz.
The Amendment 21 cocktail from Intoxicologist features vodka, Madeira, Scotch, and honey.
Mulled Wine, with cinnamon, nutmeg, vanilla, and raisins.
Cabo Wabo founder Sammy Hagar discusses the finer points of tequila -- including a clarification on the salt & lime ritual -- with the folks at Drinksville.
A review of nine different expressions of Ben Raich scotch -- a Speyside house that produces 18 regular bottlings, plus dozens of special, limited releases -- from Drinkhacker.
10 holiday drinks from Food & Wine, including Apple Hot Toddies, Champagne Mojitos, Blood Orange Margaritas, and Rosemary Gin Fizzes.
A Century of Tawny Ports from House of Sandeman features 10-, 20-, 30-, and 40-year-old bottles in a wood presentation case for $349.
Made for use with 5-liter mini-kegs, the BeerTender ($249) is a great way to serve up a tall frosty glass of your favorite draft beer.
Decent brew on the cheap? Table Matters is here to help, with a roundup of 8 beers you might not have thought about since leaving the dorms.
NY Times spotlights Calvados -- France's famed twice-distilled, aged apple brandy -- with a recipe for the Normandy cocktail.
Stumptown Coffee Roasters holds a series of "Meet the Producers" events in Portland and Seattle, says Civil Eats.
Bostonist rehashes the Harvard-Yale football rivalry with classic cocktails named after each school.
Off the Presses follows tiki guru Jeff "Beachbum" Berry to the Big Apple to "turn the tide in favor of rum, pineapple juice, and tiny umbrellas".
The latest seasonal cocktail from Jamie Boudreau, the Starry Night blends Chardonnay, pear eau de vie, and maraschino liqueur, topped with a festive star anise garnish.
Drinkhacker reviews Crown Royal Cask No. 16 and XR Whiskys, rarer and more expensive blends than the brand's usual offerings.
Washington Post encourages us to think of cider as a complex beverage -- or cocktail ingredient -- rather than a simple beer substitute.


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2016 Toyota Fortuner
As one of the biggest manufacturers in car industry, Toyota is available in almost every part of the world. One of the most important markets for Japanese car maker is definitely a South Eastern Asia, where Toyota has plants in several countries such as Thailand or Indonesia. One of the models that are designed especially for this part of the world is Fortuner. It was originally launched 2005, and it is also available in some other parts of the world like India, Venezuela, Argentina, Egypt etc. After almost a decade of production and two facelifts, original model is finally going to be replaced. The redesigned model is expected to come as 2016 Toyota Fortuner.
2016 Toyota Fortuner redesign
Like the original, the redesigned 2016 Toyota Fortuner will be based on the Hilux model. New model will ride on Toyota New Global Architecture or TNGA platform, which is used for new Hilux pickup. Most of the mechanical characteristics will be shared with this pick up, but also with models like Innova and 4Runner. The basics of this model are expected to remain pretty much the same. It will be a four-door mid-size SUV with front engine and RWD layout. On the other side, exterior look will be completely redesigned. Although testing model is still camouflaged, some of the details are already known.
The most of the changes will, naturally, come on the front end. The 2016 Toyota Fortuner will get new front fascia, which includes slimmer twin slat front grille, sleeker headlights and also new front bumper. Rear end of the car will also come with changes like new taillights etc. and it will follow design language of the front. The second-generation model will feature three rows of seats, it will have more space inside thanks to the new platform and it will also get bigger 17-inch wheels as standard feature.
2016 Toyota Fortuner engines
At this point, it is still unknown what exact engines will be used for 2016 Toyota Fortuner. Current model features wide range of engines in offer and some of those will carry on, while some will definitely go in history. Our predictions are that 2.7 liter petrol and 2.5 and 3.0 liter diesel engines will remain, while rest won't. Current 5-speed manual and 4-speed automatic will probably be replaced.
2016 Toyota Fortuner release date and competition
The 2016 Toyota Fortuner for the Southeast Asian markets will come by the end of the year. Countries like India, Argentina, Egypt etc. it will come in early 2016. Main competitors will be models like Hyundai Santa Fe, Mitsubishi Pajero Sport etc.


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College Recruitment
The BSA program is specifically formulated for the premier level player that aspires to play collegiate soccer. The BSA program focuses upon the most important steps that allow our players to be successfully recruited at the colleges and universities where they wish to play and pursue their education. The key to the program is the incremental approach to developing technical and tactical skills coupled with the reputation that BSA's Director of Coaching, Henrik Ambarchian, has earned with major collegiate programs.
Speed of play is what separates Division I recruits from Division II and III recruits. Speed of play is determined by a player's ability to read the field, make quick and appropriate decisions, play 1 and 2 touch soccer out of pressure, move to balance offensively and defensively, and most importantly handle the ball with composure under pressure.
BSA training emphasizes:
- composure with the ball (ability to execute plays in limited time and space)
- Ball skills under pressure
- accurate 1 and 2 touch passing
- tactical understanding, passing and movement as a unit
- defensive players joining the offensive attack
- mental focus and leadership
- physical strength and fitness training
It is this incremental training approach that allows our players to be recognized at collegiate ID clinics and camps, ODP program and Collegiate Showcase Tournaments. Without this level of foundation, players that aspire to play in college will fall short in their quest to be identified in the recruiting process.
Major Division I and II colleges and universities recruit technically skilled players that are able to perform at the highest level against the highest level of competition. The primary ways that recruits are identified are through 1 and 2 day clinics and summer camps on campus, the Olympic Development Program(ODP) and Collegiate Showcase Tournaments. Our players are consistently identified by college coaches at 1 and 2 day clinics, summer camps and the ODP program due to their strong technical foundation and experience. BSA has an excellent track record of placing … players at the top levels in … any program.
If you wish to play Division I or II soccer and your club or team cannot get accepted into the above tournaments or is not placed in the top 2 brackets at each of these tournaments, you are playing for the wrong club and likely will not be scouted at such events. College coaches have lists of hundreds of recruits and do not have the time to watch an unlimited number of matches. Therefore, most coaches typically watch only teams in the top couple of brackets where the competition is at the highest level. In addition, style of play is extremely important. BSA is constantly scouted by coaches because of its style of play. The club has received numerous compliments from elite level Division I schools because our players play with skill and offensive creativity at the highest levels of competition.
BSA is a strong supporter of the ODP program and encourages its players to participate. The technical and tactical development of its players has assisted numerous players over the past several years to achieve success in the ODP program.
A vital, but often overlooked, part of the recruiting process is the role of the club coach.
Player, Parent and Coach
The BSA Director of Coaching assists the player in identifying the appropriate level at which the player can expect to be recruited and with the identification of clinics and camps. At BSA, this open line of communication between the player, parents and coach is paramount and always an ongoing process.
Recruiting School and Coach
Due to NCAA rules, most of the preliminary conversations with the schools recruiting the players takes place between the collegiate coaching staff and the recruited player's coach. BSA Director of Coaching, Henrik Ambarchian, is the former General Manager of the WNY FLASH, women's professional team. He brings a wealth of experience in player identification and relationships established with college coaches seeking to have their college players drafted into the professional leagues over several years. BSA has developed a stellar reputation for developing skilled players that can play at the highest level of soccer. The Director of Coaching spends hours every day speaking with college coaching staffs advocating for all BSA players trying to match each player with the best program fit and to secure athletic scholarship money.
V. Frequently Asked Questions
Don't colleges wait to recruit until Junior or Senior year of High School?
No, Colleges recruit earlier each and every year and Freshman and Sophomore girls are actively recruited and offered verbal scholarships.
Don't I need to play in the ECNL to be seen by top colleges?
No. Colleges will always find talented players in high level competition events. Any team accepted and placed in higher brackets in these select events will generate exposure for their players. Our players receive an incredible amount of exposure through Showcase Tournaments, college ID clinics, camps and selected ODP events. Our players are scouted by the top Division I teams in the nation.
Do all Division 1 & II players receive athletic scholarships?
Per the NCAA website, between 53-56% of athletes receive some form of athletic money. This is a very limited amount of athletes as only 2% of high school athletes receive athletic scholarships.
How many scholarships does each Division I women's soccer team receive for the entire team?
Each team has 14 Full Scholarships. Most colleges offer partial scholarships to increase the amount of recruits. Many colleges have up to 25-30 partial scholarships players also full scholarships are hard to come by.


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Google Home Mini
Brand: Google
Product Code: GA00210
Small and mighty.
Say hello to Google Home Mini.
Hands-free help around the house.
Google Home Mini is a smart speaker with the Google Assistant built in. So, whenever you need help, it's by your side.
Get answers from Google.
Want the latest weather, traffic, finance, sports and more? Simply ask.
Tackle your day.
Get personalised help with your schedule, reminders, calls, news and more, whenever Google Home recognises your voice.
Entertainment, hands-free.
Use your voice to play music on Google Home Mini, listen to audiobooks or stream shows, films and more to your TV with Chromecast.
Control your smart home with your voice.
Use your voice to control your compatible home automation devices.
Nokia BH-214 Bluetooth
Brand: Nokia
Product Code: Nokia BH-214 Bluetooth
Product Features
- Control your music with the easy-to-use keys
- Manage your calls with the push of a button
- Attach securely with the built-in clip
- Listen to music for up to 7 hours without recharging
- Use any headphones with the additional 3.5 mm jack
Product Description
BH-214 Bluetooth Stereo Headset by Nokia lets you control both your music and phone calls hands free or rather no need to reach in your pocket for your cell phone, instead you can do other things with your hands like hold a cup of coffee or dance. Compared to other stereo headset devices the BH-214 has an additional 3.5mm jack so you can connect headphones of your choice. There is also a built-in clip so the stereo headset stays with you throughout your journeys and won't fall off and be lost somewhere on the ground. Operating time - up to 8 hours talk time & up to 7 hours music time Standby time - up to 300 hours LED indicators for status notifications - green, red, and blue Rechargeable 110 mAh Li-Ion Polymer battery Connectors - Additional 3.5 mm jack Nokia 2mm battery charger connector Operating Keys - On/off key Send/End key Backwards Forwards Volume Up/Volume Down Play/Pause Bluetooth Profiles - Hands free profile (HFP) 1.5 Headset profile (HSP) 1.2 Advanced Audio Distribution Profile (A2DP) 1.2 Audio/Video Remote Control Profile (AVRCP) 1.0 In the box - Nokia Bluetooth Stereo Headset BH-214 Nokia Music Headset HS-44 User guide Nokia Compact Charger AC-3 Unit Dimensions - 2.00 x 1.53 x 0.70 Supports Bluetooth Specification 2.1 + EDR, Headset Profile 1.2, Hands-Free Profile (HFP) 1.5, Advanced Audio Distribution Profile (A2DP) 1.2 and Audio/Video Remote Control Profile (AVRCP) 1.0
* All specifications are subject to change without notice. Please check with Nokia to confirm Specifications.


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Grab your beach towel and fire up the grill. Nothing to do but start enjoying or create an income, 4 weeks already rented for 2018 at $1,650. per week. Recently Remodeled spacious 3 bedroom condo .2 miles to Haigis Beach. Two large bedrooms upstairs with new carpets and 1 bedroom, large living room with recently refinished hardwood floors on the ground level. Remodeled bath with stack-able washer and dryer. Large eat in kitchen with a slider to the rear patio. This is the largest unit in a well run condo association. Slider from Kitchen to the rear deck. No residences abut the rear of the property and there is gate through to Susan Ruth Rd for easy access from the rear as well. 24 x 24 foot basement with bulkhead access for additional space.
Listing provided courtesy of New Cape Real Estate
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Today marks second installment of an exciting project at All Things Considered. Each month we'll be bringing in a poet to spend time in the newsroom — and at the end of the day, to compose a poem reflecting on the day's news. Last month we invited Tracy K. Smith to join us.
This month we're talking to Craig Morgan Teicher. He is a poet, critic and freelance writer. He is the author of Brenda Is in the Room and Other Poems, as well as a collection of short stories and fables called Cradle Book.
After Teicher spent some time writing, he sat down with Melissa Block to talk about the poem — and the process. He was inspired, he said, by a story in the news about Google. Rumor has it that the company plans to create eyeglasses that have smartphone capabilities.
"I love the Internet," Teicher explained. "I walk around with an iPad everywhere I go. But the idea of the Internet superimposed on what you see really changes the stakes. It's kind of creepy."
Teicher also explained how he structured his poem. "I ended up writing in a form called a villanelle," he said. "The first and third lines are repeated as the last lines of the succeeding stanzas through the rest of the poem."
The form helped him come to terms with his subject. "It's about convincing yourself of something and repeating something — trying to get over a point that you can't quite get over," Teicher said.
Google Glasses: Frightening Or Fantastic?Buzz is building that there soon may be "Google glasses" that put information in front of your eyes.
It was also a way to find some order in the midst of a hectic day. "It's a form that I happen to feel pretty comfortable with and so it helped me organize the process of going from nothing to poem in a couple of hours."
This was a challenging task, but Teicher called it a fun one. And he was happy with the result.
"Normally I wouldn't have even shown this to my wife yet," Teicher told Block. "But it was a really fun thing to get to do, and I'm grateful to get to do it. I hope people like the poem."
As for whether he liked it? "Oh yeah," said Teicher. "I think I'll keep it. I'm happy with it."
Through The Google Glasses: A Villanelle
the actual world merely the consequence
of the search terms I supply.
Looking up, I see information in the sky:
not just birds but related stories and comments
from readers of the Internet before my eye,
or between it and the world where I
am walking and yet at a distance,
veiled by the search terms I supply
to my glasses. I feel uplifted, high,
even, almost, uploaded. It's intense,
merging word and world in my eye.
Looking at you, glasses off, though, I feel shy —
there's so much these glasses can't enhance
about me, so much search can't supply.
But with them on I'm more than a guy
at a keyboard. I am a see-board, immense,
re-envisioning, according to the Internet in my eye,
a world, at last, that answers to the terms I supply.
All Things Considered's NewsPoet is produced and edited by Ellen Silva with production assistance from Rose Friedman.


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Cambridge Drawing Society
The Society's annual spring exhibition was held for the third successive year in two large ground floor rooms of the Pitt Building, Trumpington Street, Cambridge. 430 artworks were exhibited by 132 artists from the Cambridge region. The artworks displayed were all chosen by selection and included paintings in a variety of media, fine art prints and sculptures. There was also a large, colourful array of greeting cards and many unframed paintings and prints available for visitors to browse. Once again, the exhibition proved very popular and attracted great praise from the visitors who numbered over one thousand during the course of the week. Many commented upon the high standard and appreciation of the great diversity of media, styles and genres was reflected in good sales figures. The Society was very pleased to welcome 17 talented artists as new members and we hope they will enjoy a long, fruitful association.
The most popular work, chosen by visitors, was a beautiful and moving portrait in oil, Fading Memories, by John Glover. It is no surprise that John's perceptive portraiture has frequently received the popular vote.
The raffle prize, a £50.00 voucher towards an artwork and valid for the next 3 exhibitions, was won by Gillian Daynes. We hope that she will enjoy spending her prize at a future exhibition. The Society is grateful to the staff of the Pitt Building, who were extraordinarily helpful in every way and enabled our members to mount a successful exhibition in a first class venue.
The Society's autumn exhibition will, once again, be held in the Leys School, Cambridge and will run from 20 – 27 October
If you are currently developing your artist skills and you would like the opportunity to meet current CDS artists, or maybe attend evening events, or participate in one day workshops, why not become a Friend of the Society for annual fee of £12. Friends Application Form.


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CAPITOLO Park
CAPITOLO Park Spring Flea Market – JUNE 11 – 9AM to 3PM
—————> 9th & Federal – across the street from Pat's & Genos! <—————
One of the most popular flea markets in South Philly for over 10 years!
HUGE – Vendors span around the park radius
BUSY – Really big and really busy with natural foot traffic
MUSIC – Live music & band showcase — all day
FUN – It's like a party mixed with a flea market
SEE US ONLINE – www.capitolofleamarket.com
"LIKE" CAPITOLO Playground on Facebook for updates about Park events – www.facebook.com/capitoloplayground


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Child Custody
Child Custody: Care and Concern for the Child's Best Interests
Divorce is an emotionally draining experience for adults. It is worse for children. Why is that? In most cases, it is because one or both spouses are so angry at each other or hurt by the situation that their parenting abilities are diminished – they can no longer think clearly about the situation and they wind up making choices that put their children squarely in the middle.
Albin Roach believes strongly in resolving child custody matters in a dignified manner that removes the children from the center of the conflict and instead puts their best interests squarely at the heart of the decision-making process. In other words, if you are considering divorce and are worried about the issue of child custody, our attorneys can provide the legal experience, expertise, and objective perspective needed to enable you to remain focused on resolving the conflict in a way that best protects your children.
Child Custody Laws and Options In Texas
The legal term used to describe what most people think of as child custody is actually called "conservatorship." In a divorce, the basic presumption is that both parents will serve as "joint managing conservators" of the children. Despite how that sounds, this does not necessarily mean equal time or decision-making authority for both parents. For instance, both parents cannot serve as the primary residential parent. One or the other normally has to be chosen. In addition, issues such as parenting time, grandparents, allegations of abuse and child support can complicate the situation further.
Our Frisco and Plano child custody attorneys bring a thoughtful, practical perspective to custody disputes. In representing you, we will take the time to understand your unique situation and goals. We will explain the various methods we can use to resolve the matter. And we will, whenever possible, work to reach a satisfactory child custody agreement without you having to go to court for a contested final trial. However, if litigation is necessary in your case you can depend on the family law attorneys of Albin Roach to advocate vigorously on your behalf and on behalf of your children.
Attorney and Contact Information
Our team includes family law advocate, Laura Roach, who has been recognized in Plano Profile magazine as Best Plano Attorney in 2013 and was named as a Thomson Reuters Texas Super Lawyer in 2013, 2014 and 2015. Our team of professionals also includes Associate Jennifer Grinke.
Serving clients throughout Collin County, Denton County, Dallas County, and throughout North Texas, you can make arrangements to meet with one of our lawyers by calling us directly or by contacting the firm online.


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The student poster contest, held each year at the TMS Annual Meeting & Exhibition, is sponsored by the five technical divisions of TMS. Both undergraduate and graduate students are encouraged to participate in this dynamic and interactive event.
Posters may be submitted through the TMS Annual Meeting website .
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As part of our commitment to community involvement, the Faculty is dedicated to promoting science literacy and serving the wider society. We offer 3 types of science hands-on enrichment programmes to senior secondary school students, including Junior Science Institute, Talk@MySchool Programme and Campus Visit.
Twenty-nine hands-on learning workshops in different science disciplines for F.4, F.5 and F.6 students and international schoool students of equivalent level.
本年度共有 29 個科學工作坊供高中學生參加。
We deliver science and admission talks at both local and international schools. More than 54 topics ranging from recent scientific discoveries to thematic science issues related to our daily life are available for selection. In 2016-17, we visited around 25 schools and the talks were well received.
We welcome secondary schools to visit our campus and laboratories, exchanging with our members and enjoying the fun-filled science demonstrations.