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In his first public address since leaving Chicago Public Schools, former schools chief Ron Huberman said he's excited about the new leadership coming in.
"I can certainly think of no one better and more talented to lead the system and guide it through very difficult reform than Jean-Claude (Brizard)," said Huberman, speaking at a luncheon Friday for LINK Unlimited, a mentoring organization for African-American students. "There will be lots of difficult, unpopular decisions to be made. In essence, there will have to be an adult in the room to fundamentally change the way the Chicago Public Schools system operates, and it will be a politically tough battle."
Huberman, who is now an executive at Chicago Growth Partners, was speaking to fellow members of the private equity community who support the LINK program.
He talked about the need for a teacher evaluation system, a better way to recruit good teachers and let go of bad ones, and he spoke in support of Mayor Rahm Emanuel's efforts in Springfield to lengthen the school day.


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New York Times January 21, 2016 10 Sundance Movies with Heat By Brooks Barnes
10 Sundance Movies With Heat
'Jim: The James Foley Story'
Sundance is renowned for its documentaries, but this year's festival is packed with one nonfiction sizzler after another. "Jim: The James Foley Story" is so topical — Mr. Foley, a journalist, was executed by the Islamic State in 2014 — that HBO has already snapped up the rights. "If this story doesn't move you, nothing can," Sheila Nevins, president of HBO Documentary Films, said in announcing the acquisition.


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RealScan-F is a single platen palm-print live scanner for capturing various types of fingerprint including flats, rolls, palms and writer's palms. Featuring Suprema's cutting-edge optical & biometric technologies, it is capable of capturing highest quality images regardless the physical condition of fingers. RealScan-F also offers loads of user convenient features like color LCD display, voice instruction, foot switch and mobile power supply. With proven reliability of FBI certification, RealScan-F designed to provide perfect live scanning solution for various criminal ID applications.
Hardware features
•Compact and light weight palm-print scanner.
•Embedded DSP for high-speed image processing.
•Extra wide active image area for easy capturing.
•Build-in speaker for sound & voice instruction.
•2.4" Color LCD and operation buttons.
•High speed USB 2.O interface.
•Mobile operation through car power supply.
•FBI IQS Appendix F Standards compliance.
Software features
•Image quality check.
•Sequence check in rolls and slaps acquisition.
•Automatic segmentation of four finger slaps.
•Slippage detection for flats and rolls.
•Automatic capturing.
•Ghost image elimination.
•SDK for quick and easy integration into any systems.
|Fingerprint Types:
|Single rolls/ single flats/ dual-finger flats/ four-finger slaps, upper & lower palm-prints, writer's palm-prints
|500 dpi, 256 gray
|3.96lbs / 1.8kg
|Platen size (W x L):
|5.2" x 5.2" (132x132 mm)
|Image size (W x L):
Rolled prints: 1.6" x 1.5" (41 x 38 mm)
Palm prints: 5.1" x 5.1" (extendible 129 x 130 mm)
|Operating temperature:
|Maximum Capture Area:
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|Image Quality Standards:
|FBI IQS Appendix F
|Operating humidity:
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|Ingress Protection:
|Splash Proof
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Gaia's weather forecast is predicting an extremely HOT SUMMER, like never seen before. We will make your temperature raise, and raise till we hit the perfect release spot. Starting with this Friday, 10 of June, the gates to the legendary parties are OPEN!
We've got your G spot, now we're gonna play,we're gonna dance and pleasure you till we reach your melting point…and then we become one.


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"Romanian Style" Tabbouleh
A Big Bunch of Parsley
Since I had bought a big bunch of parsley but had only used maybe half of it for a soup, I was wondering what to do with the rest before it goes bad in the fridge.
It wasn't too hard to decide for tabbouleh: it is a salad I really like, and it's made with lots of parsley. One can find plenty of recipes online, so why not give it a try and make it at home myself? I pretty much had all the other ingredients on hand.
Then I realized that most, if not all recipes, also call for a few sprigs of fresh mint. I didn't have any mint…
And, to be honest, I'm not a fan either: I like mint in a tea, in a candy or as After Eight. But in a salad? Not really.
I did have a big bunch of dill, though. Dill is an amazing addition to many foods and. personally, I like it most sprinkled on tomato salad –it brings its flavor to a whole new level, I find. Why wouldn't it work equally well in tabbouleh?
Another "problem" I had was with the dressing, which is traditionally made with lemon juice. I'm not a fan of lemon juice in salads, either. I opted for a simple, yet very tasty dressing made with vinegar – another recipe I found online.
The result was amazing! A surprisingly flavorful, light and refreshing salad – I had to stop myself from eating the entire bowl at once…
Recipe – "Romanian Style" Tabbouleh Salad
For the salad:
2 cups parsley leaves (about 20-25 sprigs)
1 cup dill (10-15 sprigs)
6 – 8 cherry tomatoes
a piece of English cucumber, about 4 inches / 12 cm
2 green onions (or only the green parts of 4)
half of a small, red bell pepper (or ¼ red, ¼ yellow)
For the couscous:
1 cup couscous
1 cup and about 2 tablespoons of water
½ teaspoon of salt
For the dressing:
3 tablespoons oil (I use hemp oil)
1 tablespoon vinegar (I use rice vinegar)
1 garlic clove
½ teaspoon salt
a pinch of ground pepper
- Thoroughly wash the parsley and dill. Pluck the leaves, discard the thicker stems.
- Wash the cherry tomatoes (you can use a Roma tomato instead, but remove the soft part with the seeds)
- Cut half a pepper, clean and wash
- Cut a piece of cucumber, peel, cut in half and remove the soft part with the seeds, wash
- Cut off the root part of the green onions / scallions and wash
- Prepare the couscous: in a small pot bring the water to a boil. Add salt. Once the water boils, remove pot from the heat, pour in the couscous, stir, cover and let sit for 10-15 minutes until the water is entirely absorbed.
- Prepare the vinaigrette: into a small bowl crush the garlic clove, add a pinch of pepper, ¼ teaspoon salt, 1 tablespoon vinegar and 3 tablespoons oil. Mix and let sit.
- Chop the herbs and vegetables finely and place them in a salad bowl.
- Once the couscous is cool, gently fluff it with a fork or rub it between your fingers to loosen the grains and get rid of clumps.
- Add the couscous to the bowl. Drizzle over the vinaigrette. Toss gently until all ingredients are evenly mixed. Taste the salad, add more salt and / or vinegar if needed.
- Cover the bowl and place in the fridge or in a cool place for at least half an hour to give the flavors time to combine
Bon appétit!
Some tips and tricks
To wash the herbs: I do this in the salad spinner. I find it easier – you just cover the herbs with water and swish them around so that any dirt comes off; let sit for a few moments; drain; repeat.
Then spin the herbs dry.
Storing fresh herbs: I store my fresh herbs "like flowers". I place them in a glass with some water, put a plastic bag on top and store them in the fridge. This way they keep fresh up to three weeks. Parsley usually keeps better than dill.
You should check them every 3-4 days: change the water, remove any wilted or soggy leaves, cut off a little bit of the stems if they look rotten and – very important – turn the plastic bag inside out and cover the herbs with the dry surface.
Hemp oil: I discovered this product recently, and prefer it because it is cleaner and more natural than most other oils on the market – it is raw, cold-pressed, cold-filtered and contains no added preservatives or dyes. It also has several health benefits, so it's well worth adding it to your diet. It's green!
Other grains: you can use bulgur, as this is traditionally used for tabbouleh.
For an extra fancy and healthy version, quinoa has become a very popular substitute. Rinse the quinoa seeds well before cooking to get rid of their slightly bitter taste.
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Let me explain to you how you can develop a Good Relationship with your Website Visitors/Subscribers.
I'm sure that you must have made friends online. Just remember what you did when you made friends online?
You first liked something that your friend had shared. You thought that the post shared by your friend was something interesting.
The 'something' may be a Video or an Image or an Article. The Video/Image/Article was related to what you are interested in or it was about some problem you're facing right now… Or something that you felt related to…
In short, that 'something' connected you with your friend. You may be following an author whose article was shared by your friend.
Example: I like Robert Kiyosaki. One day I saw that John had shared an article about Robert's new book. I really liked that article.
I thought that as John was regularly sharing the posts related to Robert's books, I should send a friend request to him.
So I sent a friend request to John. In my friend request I mentioned that I would like to be friends with John as I like Robert Kiyosaki's Books.
I know this is a very amateurish example. But the point I want to make is that… you already know how to build a relationship with your friends.
When your friend accepts your friend request, the first thing you do is write a post on his/her Facebook wall.
Then you share the Images, Videos, Articles related to the interest that connected you.
It is that Simple. As per above example, I would share Images, Videos, and Articles related to Robert Kiyosaki's Books.
When I read a new Book written by Robert Kiyosaki, I would let John know about views about the new Book that I read.
I'm not selling anything to him. I'm just sharing my views with him. If he likes what I learned from the new Book, he will also purchase the book and read it.
Don't you think that your Affiliate Marketing Business should be done in a similar way?
Yes. Obviously, it should be done in a similar way. The Only difference is that now John is your Website Visitor/Subscriber.
How would you do THIS?
Most of the Affiliate Marketing GURUS will never tell you how to do this. They may be unaware of it or they don't want you to know this.
I'll first tell you how it is done the wrong way and then I'll explain to you how it can be done in a correct way…
Usually we get a subscriber through our Optin/Squeeze/Lead Capture page.
What we do is, take the email address of the subscriber and add it to our Autoresponder service.
You'll first send a Welcome Email and give them the Free Gift that you promised on the Optin/Squeeze/Lead Capture page.
Then we keep on sending emails daily or once in two days. You write great headlines, great emails… you do all the things that are taught to you by GURUS…
Ultimately what happens?
Your email list goes Unresponsive. They no longer open your emails. In this situation what would you typically think?
Am I writing bad emails?
Am I doing the wrong business?
What will you do to correct this?
You'll start getting more Traffic, More Leads…
But the new list will also become Unresponsive.
You're not treating your subscribers as your friends. You're not building any relationship with them.
Your subscribers don't know you. They cannot Contact you. They don't Trust you.
You don't know what they need. You don't know the issues they're facing.
You don't know what they want…
You don't know what issues they're facing…
Then how do you expect to help them?
How do you know that the product that you're promoting is good for them?
If you don't know what they like and what they want, you won't be able to make any sale.
You won't develop any relationship with them. So they'll go unresponsive.
So what should you do?
Just ask them to contact you. Get connected with them. Don't just email them the templates provided by product Vendor.
It is very simple. You provide them with your contact details in your First Email (Welcome Email) and in every email that you send them. Clearly, ask them to contact you. Give them your Facebook ID, your Personal Email Address, your Skype ID, give them your Phone Number… Or give them any other information that will help them to contact you.
Most of them won't contact you. However, they'll know that there is a real person who is sending them the emails. The person sending you the emails is willing to help you and contact you.
Just remember that you have to reply to them once they contact you. It is very important. Not all will contact you back but those who contact you are your BEST subscribers.
The moment you contact them or they contact you and get a reply from you, you are on their Priority contacts.
Now they'll not ignore your emails. They'll read your emails; they'll share the issues they're facing. Now they will actually wait for your emails. They will want to read your emails. This is exactly what you want to be successful.
If they don't contact you, you contact them. Don't just contact them through email. Try to contact them through Facebook, Skype, Twitter… Or any other medium available to you.
For example: When you get their email address, search their email address on Facebook. You may get their Facebook profile. Once you find their Facebook profile page, just send them a message saying …
"Hey, you just entered your email address to get the Free Gift on your Optin/Squeeze/Lead Capture page. I just wanted to thank you personally. Please let me know if you like your Free Gift or not".


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If you're reading this article treatment courts, then you're probably enthusiastic about personal development Personal development may help you improve yourself on every level, and will fundamentally improve your life in a range of various ways. This article will offer you some good tips that may help you on your quest towards self-improvement.
Learning a fresh skill is a wonderful way to stretch yourself and improve the grade of your character. What's more, perfecting a pastime, technical skill or artistic form might be challenging in the beginning, but when you master it, you will gain a sense of accomplishment, purpose and enjoyment. What's more, you add to your pool of leisure activities making your more rounded person.
Be true to yourself. Everybody has core values and beliefs that assist define their worldview. Be flexible, but additionally stick from your convictions. Identify the most effective aspects of your character and make certain to hold developing them. Should you play to your personal strengths, you will probably find yourself excelling in ways you never imagined you can before.
Find more done in your own life by setting personal goals on your own to achieve. Try writing them down in a plan and write how you plan to achieve them. There is not any requirement on how many or how big or small the goals should be they must just relate to what you need to achieve.
A wonderful way to help one's mood is to live in the here and now. The thought is just like the idea in Eckhart Tolle's "The potency of Now." If you are living in the present moment, you can not ever often be in pain, because to learn pain there must be a past.
Gaining self confidence may be as simple as getting up every morning and forcing yourself to write down one positive seriously considered yourself. As time passes, these positive thoughts will quickly outweigh the negative opinions plus your brain will begin to automatically think in such a way. Bad self esteem is a difficult thing to battle though with one small step every day it is possible.
Another thing you can think about while you are trying to better yourself, your employment along with your perspectives and outlooks on every day life is to have life for yourself! Will not consider how many other people may wish one to do, say or work as this inhibits your own personal individual growth on a lot of levels.
Try lowering on the quantity of caffeine that you simply consume on a regular basis. Frequently it may negatively affect your sleeping habits by causing issue like insomnia. For many people, caffeine may cause headaches along with other digestion problems. Do the best to minimize into it every day to ascertain if you are feeling better.
Look for a hobby and take action that interests you. Hobbies are a fantastic way to relieve stress. When you can look for a hobby that features social interaction you will probably find yourself living a healthier lifestyle. Any hobby that is relaxing will help you relieve stress and discover something related to your time and effort.
Determine things currently in your lifetime that keep you from your life goal. These items must be eliminated or limited to allow personal development for any better you, while avoiding those ideas that provide you with down in everyday life. In terms of reaching your way of life goal, there is no room for distraction.
Attempt to enroll in a sport or some other activity. By learning something totally new and becoming great at it, you can expect to feel good about yourself. Just make sure not to join a lot of activities. As good as it may well feel being keeping busy, you may also wear the body down from doing too much.
When you know exactly what is stopping you moving forward, change it. Go on a class on dealing with that topic, buy a book on the subject or view a professional to assist you to. Take action before you can overcome the difficulties stopping from living the best life--you deserve so much and you will expect it!
An incredible tip for self improvement is to always be certain you stand for your beliefs. If you do not possess the guts to face up for what you believe in, then you will be viewed as a weak fool. Do careful research to ensure that your claims would be the truth, and also the truth are unable to be denied.
To help you improve yourself personally, exercising everyday is important. Exercise may help you increase your focus, enhance your ability in a variety of sports and generally increase your health and well being. Workout is also step to personal development since exercise releases endorphins, which are a mood enhancer and promote a far more positive outlook on life.
Education is one of the most essential facets of personal development. Irrespective of what, an increased degree cannot hurt you inside your hunt for personal and professional development. Try to find programs that interest you, are aligned with the career goals, and so are affordable and offered to you. Here is the key to success.
Learn to automatically tackle personal and life problems since they come as an alternative to ignore or procrastinate. Ignoring problems will not make problems go away, they will pile up and halt on your own improvement goals. Getting small issues looked after regularly will help you cope with larger problems with more confidence.
Since you now have experienced what to do to help your own personal development, you can begin in your way to the individual you envision. It requires plenty of work and also the determination to make it work, but if you place your mind to your goal and don't look away, eventually you will definately get there.


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Plastic Bottle Deposits Vital for UK
Suggestions from the Environmental Audit Committee (EAC) claim that the UK should have a deposit scheme for used plastic bottles, to cut down the 12 million tonnes currently thrown into the oceans every year.
The claims suggested to the government, state that the scheme could raise the plastic bottle recycling rate to around 90%.
In addition, the Committee wants to add free public drinking water in the form of fountains in town centres and ensure producers of plastic packaging bear some of the financial responsibility for recycling.
Rather than simply paying around 10% of the necessary disposal costs – ensuring taxpayers pick up the bill for the further 90%.
The UK's plastic bottle recycling rate has been stagnant for the past five years, the EAC claim that producers are partly responsible.
Chair of the EAC, Mary Creagh MP states: "Urgent action is needed to protect our environment from the devastating effects of marine plastic pollution which, if it continues to rise at current rates, will outweigh fish by 2050."


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So, there will be a few more 'year in review' posts I vomit out before I torch this strange, awkward, Saturn-infested year of 2016 and never look back, but I really wanted to put a spotlight on actual seasons--the passage of time means so much to us measly skinbags, but it's just another turn for mother nature. Since I go to Silver Lake so often I have photos taken as early as April and as late as November.
Here they are, in order, all taken in 2016...this is what Cottonwood Canyon was doing while we were spazzing out and arguing. Enjoy a gorgeous year's worth of natural, beautiful seasons!


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How to print ID cards. Poitnman TP9200 ID printer.
How to print ID cards.
Well Pointman TP9200 has proven itself to be a really good ID printer but that is not enough obviously, you need to know how to work it. To make it easier for you to understand how it all works, to make it easier we are publishing series of videos from Pointman which can help you with your devices.
Here is the first video showing basic installation of Pointman TP9200:


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Although we are one church in rural Ohio, we are able to share in the ministry of God all around the world. We love our missionaries and support them as best as we can. We love to hear about the great things they are doing. Links are provided below to the missionary's website, blog, or Facebook so you can see what is going on in each of their ministries.
Missionaries we support
Brian Vinson
UMC General Board of Global Ministries
Brian Vinson serves as the coordinator of church planting in the Lusaka District of Zambia, a part of the South Congo/Zambia Episcopal Area. The church in Zambia is growing rapidly, with the resulting need for new churches and for vital lay and pastoral leadership. Brian takes part in leadership development and coordination of volunteer church construction teams. He also seeks to raise awareness across the church of the UM potential in Zambia and to raise funds to expand its ministries. He works closely with his wife, Tara, also a missionary in the hosting and deployment of mission volunteers. Brian and Tara have four children: Jonathan, Andrew, Lily, and Matthew.
Creative access missionaries
Many of the missionaries we support are serving in areas of the world where they risk their lives to share the gospel. While we diligently give to their cause and pray for their efforts, we can not publicly share their names, location, or nature of their work.
Steve and Bonnie Aldrich
One Challenge International Ministries
Colorado Springs, CO
Steve and Bonnie Aldrich have been serving with OC International since 1973. They are involved in training young leaders and missionaries, particularly by conducting Lifeworkx events throughout the world. Lifeworkx is a self-discovery based experience focusing on how well people know themselves and how well they work with others. Steve and Bonnie have two adult daughters, Amy and Kristin.
Matt Burden
Village Community Church
Columbus, OH
Matt Burden is currently the Director of Worship and Global Ministries at The Village Community Church in German Village. He is also working with Cuba Connection Ministries as a contact/organizer/in-country team leader. Matt's parents are Tim and Beth, and his siblings are Rachel, David, and Jonathan.
lorna Chandler
One Mission Society
Greenwood, IN
After having served as missionaries in Haiti and Taiwan, Lorna and her husband, Phil, returned to the U.S. In 1999, they began a new role in the World Intercessors Department at OMS headquarters, where they produced a variety of intercessory materials to keep individuals, prayer groups, and supporting churches informed of the prayer needs and answers to prayer within the worldwide OMS family. Currently, Lorna is in the midst of making some major decisions and adjustments, due to Phil's death in May 2017. Phil and Lorna have two adult sons, Andy and Ted.
Ted and Angela Chandler
One Mission Society
Greenwood, IN
After serving as missionaries in Haiti for four years, Ted and Angela Chandler were reassigned as homeland missionaries. Ted is on special assignment, and Angela works in the Communications Department at OMS headquarters. Ted and Angela have three daughters: Lydia, Trisha, and Kylie. As a family, they go on short-term mission trips wherever the Lord leads.
John and Colleen Eisenberg
TMS Global
Siloam Springs, AR
John and Colleen Eisenberg served with TMS Global in Paraguay from 2000 to 2017. Their service revolved around the Bible Institute, New Horizon Methodist School, teaching Alpha Marriage Courses, and developing their local church. They are now back in the U.S. exploring possibilities for homeland ministry. John and Colleen have three adult children: Daniel, Elizabeth, and Faith. .
Cameron and Anne Gongwer
TMS Global
Global Resource Team
Cameron and Anne Gongwer lived in Ghana for fourteen years, where Cam served as a physician at Methodist Faith Healing Hospital and Anne served on the staff of the Reading Town Library. In 2012, the Gongwers joined the Global Resource Team. Cam leads Crosspoint Global Health, an outreach in developing countries that works alongside national churches and medical services for transforming communities into healthier places to live. He and Anne keep in touch with the staff at the hospital and library in Ghana to offer support. Cam and Anne have one adult daughter, Caylor.
Delbert and Sandy Groves
New Life Center
Delbert and Sandy Groves have been in Zambia since 2000 and are the founders of the United Methodist New Life Center. It has numerous outreach ministries, including New Life Press, health education, PET Zambia (handicap bikes for mobility), a learning and computer lab, English instruction, instruction in new church construction, and other training ministries. Delbert and Sandy have four adult sons: James, Nicholas, Seth, and Nathan.
Stuart and Jessica Hall
Cru/Bridges International
Lansing, MI
Stuart and Jessica Hall minister to the many international students at Michigan State University. The goal of Bridges is to serve, promote social connections, and engage in spiritual conversations with international students so that they become leaders internationally. The Halls have two children, Alaine (Lainey) and Benjamin.
Ryan and Emily Holliday
Stand for Truth
Based in central Ohio
Ryan Holliday and Joel Penton began their ministry with Fellowship of Christian Athletes. In 2012, they transitioned out of FCA so that they could broaden their ministry to include more than athletes and coaches. They began a new ministry called Stand for Truth. For a while, they traveled together with Joel speaking and Ryan performing concerts. However, due to the rapid growth of the ministry, it became necessary to have a full-time Director of Operations, and Ryan stepped into that supportive position to maximize the ministry, which now involves four travel teams and eleven staff members. Ryan and Emily have four children: Whitney, Wes, Owen, and Jacob.
Joel and Bethany Penton
Stand for Truth
Based in central Ohio
Joel Penton and Ryan Holliday began their ministry with Fellowship of Christian Athletes. In 2012, they transitioned out of FCA so that they could broaden their ministry to include more than athletes and coaches. They began a new ministry called Stand for Truth. For a while, they traveled together with Joel speaking and Ryan performing concerts. However, due to the rapid growth of the ministry, it became necessary to have a full-time Director of Operations, and Ryan stepped into that supportive position to maximize the ministry, which now involves four travel teams and eleven staff members. Joel and Bethany have five children: Joel III, Judah, Luther, Vera, and Levi.
Dale and Ruth Hunter
One Mission Society
Indianapolis, IN/Retired
When active, Dale and Ruth Hunter served in various capacities at OMS headquarters in Greenwood, Indiana. Dale served as the OMS cashier, preparing donor gifts for processing and preparing the bank deposits. Ruth was the mailing list manager. She also often appeared as Happy the Clown when ministering to children in churches, conferences, and camps. Dale and Ruth have two adult children, April and Randy.
Chad and Andi Irwin
Mission Aviation Fellowship
Nampa, ID
Chad and Andi Irwin have served with MAF since 1999. During their 15 years of living and working in Shell, Ecuador, Chad served as the chief pilot, and Andi worked at the Nate Saint Memorial School where their children attended. During the latter part of their ministry in Ecuador, Chad was instrumental in helping the Ecuador program transition to a nationally run entity. Of course, this meant that eventually Chad and Andi would leave Ecuador to allow the staff there to reach their full potential in leading the ministry. In July 2016, the family relocated in Nampa, Idaho, the site of MAF headquarters, where Chad is involved in recruiting and training new pilots to serve with MAF worldwide. Chad and Andi have two children, Josiah and Olivia.
Lori McFall
One Mission Society
Greenwood, IN
Lori McFall works in the Comunications Department at OMS headquarters. As editor, she is responsible for editing all print communications such as development materials, prayer tools, letters from the president, missionary prayer letters, brochures, and other promotional materials. She is also associate editor for OMS Outreach magazine. Lori and her husband, Cris, who works for the state of Indiana, have two adult children, Andrea and Ben.
Scott and Kathy Murphy
One Mission Society
Scott and Kathy Murphy have served in Spain since 1982. Scott is the international regional director for Europe and Central Asia. They both assist with a church planting effort northwest of Madrid where Kathy is involved in evangelism, leading Bible studies, discipleship, and music ministry.
Amy Bromberg
Cru/Athletes in Action
Xenia, OH
Amy Bromberg ministers to athletes and coaches from the seven universities in the 937 area code: Wright State U., Wittenberg U., Central State U., Wilberforce U., Wilmington College, Sinclair Community College, and the U. of Dayton. Her mission is to build spiritual movements in every athletic department that will impact the campus, community, and world for Christ. Amy's husband, Jason, is a teacher in the Springboro Community School District.
Brian and Beth Schwartz
Wycliffe Bible Translators
The Philippines
Brian Schwartz, together with his son, Jacob, went to the Philippines as a missionary in 2008. There he met Beth, and they were married in 2010. They have a daughter, Rebecca. Brian and Beth partner in Bible translation serving in support roles: Brian as facilities manager for Faith Academy Mindanao (primarily for children of missionaries) and Beth as finance liaison for the Project Funding Management Team.
Jeff and Shauna Spence
World Partners
Jeff and Shauna Spence began their ministry in Mongolia in 2006, working with a local non-governmental organization doing small-scale development. They were involved in construction, greenhouse projects, developing small businesses, training local church leaders, and working with Operation Christmas Child. They moved to Taiwan in 2017, and Jeff has a new ministry position as the Regional Strategy Coordinator for North Asia. Jeff and Shauna have four children: Kaylee, Ava, Jeffrey, and Alyssa.
Mick and Nora Suman
One Mission Society
Decatur, IN/Extended Missionary Service
Mick and Nora Suman have served with One Mission Society in various places over the years: Spain, East Asia, and South Korea. Their status is now "extended missionary service" (a stage between long-term service and retirement), and they are involved in short-term mission work. Mick and Nora have two adult sons: Matthew and Andrew.
Evan Williams
From Breath
Grand Rapids, MI
After graduating from high school, Evan Williams was involved with Youth with a Mission – Nashville and Steiger International in Germany. Since September 2016, he has been living in Grand Rapids and ministering as a Christian spoken word artist. Through his spoken word project, From Breath, Evan strives to show that true hope is found only in Jesus Christ, who can help people deal with whatever situation they are facing. In addition to his spoken word ministry, Evan is also greatly involved in the outreach ministry of Take Hold Church in Grand Rapids. Evan's parents are Rick and Carol, and his siblings are Allison and Katie.
Maddie Pauquette
Mission Year
Chicago, IL
Maddie graduated from high school in May 2017. She has decided to postpone going to college in order to do a year of service in inner-city Chicago. After a week of training in September 2017, she will be moving to Chicago to live in an under-resourced neighborhood, volunteer 35 hours a week at a local community-based organization, serve with a neighborhood church, spend intentional time learning to love God and love others in an inner-city environment, and share Jesus with everyone she meets.


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The main theme of Michael Crichton's Jurassic Park is that just because science can do something that doesn't mean it should do something. Do-it-yourself projects, whether it's reanimating dino DNA or creating your own ads, is something you should think long and hard about before undertaking. In both cases, the result can be an out-of-control monster that, (quite literally in the case of JP), can come back to bite you.
Today's marketing budgets have to squeeze every drop of value out of every available resource. Understood. And, more often that not, that means relying on in-house staff to handle projects that used to go to the ad agency. That's good. We get to work on the big-idea stuff that really makes a difference. But it's also bad because as architect Ludwig Mies van der Rohe said, "God is in the details." That's not to say that in-house designers and writers aren't talented and accomplished. They are. And it's not a matter of technique or software. But DIY advertising lacks one critical component: Objectivity.
It's also called "The Curse of Knowledge." In the fabulous book, Made to Stick, the authors make a good case that knowing too much is more detrimental as not knowing enough.
Lots of research in economics and psychology shows that when we know something, it becomes hard for us to imagine not knowing it. As a result, we become lousy communicators. Think of a lawyer who can't give you a straight, comprehensible answer to a legal question. His vast knowledge and experience renders him unable to fathom how little you know. So when he talks to you, he talks in abstractions that you can't follow. And we're all like the lawyer in our own domain of expertise. Here's the great cruelty of the Curse of Knowledge: The better we get at generating great ideas—new insights and novel solutions—in our field of expertise, the more unnatural it becomes for us to communicate those ideas clearly.
People on the inside know all too well which ad won't fly. They know the head honcho won't buy it. They know legal won't allow it.
But sometimes it does and she does and they say OK. That's why an agency is invaluable-- they can help you push the boundaries to break through to bigger ideas.
3 Ways to Make the Most of In-house and Outside Resources:
1. First, choose an agency that plays well with others. Collaboration is key. Not every ad agency is open to working with in-house staff.
2. Let the outside resources give you the benefit of both their experience and objectivity. Ask for the "big idea" and let them help you understand what your audience really doesn't understand about your product or service.
3. Use your ad agency like your use your family doctor. Get a regular check-up. Have your agency creatives and marketing people review your in-house work, your media plan, and your graphics. They can help make sure your branding stays on target.


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The Director
Andrew Ritchie
Andrew Ritchie has been Director of Goodenough College since July 2006. He took up this appointment on leaving the British Army after 34 years as a career soldier. He was trained at the Royal Military Academy Sandhurst and later read Law and Politics at Durham University. He served in many parts of the world including Northern Ireland, Belize, Germany, Zimbabwe, Cyprus and Bosnia and successively commanded a regiment, a brigade and a division. His principal staff posts in the Army were as Director of Public Relations and Director of Personnel Policy. He completed his military career in the rank of major general as Commandant of Sandhurst where he was responsible for the selection and training of all British Army officers and officers from some 40 allied armies. He was formerly a governor of Marlborough College and Princess Helena College and has a strong interest in education. He is married to Camilla, an investment fund manager, and they have three children. His pastimes include opera, field sports and golf. He is also a Chelsea supporter.
Director of Finance and Resources
Richard Barker
Reporting to the Director of Goodenough College, and working closely with him on all key strategic and operational matters Richard is responsible for the strategic financial leadership and management of the College, ensuring the sustainability of the organisation, the maintenance of its estate and the profitability of its commercial operations. He works closely with the College's Board, its subcommittees and the Executive.
Richard is a qualified accountant, member of the Chartered Institute of Public Finance and Accountancy, responsible for all aspects of College business relating to finance, the College estates and its commercial operations and is the Company Secretary to the College and its subsidiary companies. He is the deputy to the Director of the College and will support the Director and other senior colleagues in developing and executing the College's strategic objectives.
Dr. Alan McCormack
- Joined the College in 2015
- Responsible for the life of the College's community in its intellectual, cultural, sporting and social aspects.
- Responsible in assisting with the development of closer relationships with the institutions of the City of London (Lord Mayor's Chaplain, 2016; Chaplain to numerous City Livery companies and City businesses since 2007)
Previous experience:
An Anglican priest for over 20 years- Alan was Rector of four ancient Churches in the City of London from 2007-2015 and currently Priest in St George's, Hanover Square, the Parish of Mayfair. He was also Advisor to the Archbishop of Canterbury on Chinese Christian Affairs from 2008-2012 and was Dean of Residence and Chaplain, Trinity College Dublin and Associate Lecturer in Biblical Languages from 1997-2007.
Alan was Educated at Oxford University and Yale University (University Scholar and Prizeman; MA Theology with First Class Honours- the Top First awarded in that year, 1990; DPHIL in Textual Hermeneutics, 1994). He also pursued Further Language studies in Beijing, Certificate in Mandarin Chinese, with Distinction (2005) and is a Fellow of the Royal Society of Arts, FRSA (2011)
Caroline Persaud
- Joined the College in 2009
- Responsible for College member (student) administration including application and admission, welfare, member finance, scholarships and bursaries and discipline
- Reports to the Director and has a departmental staff of six
Previous Experience:
For the past 20 years has worked in Higher Education Administration with the ten years prior as Head of Student Services at St George's, University of London, responsible for the admissions, student finance, student welfare, legislative and statutory returns (DBS, HESA, UKBA etc.) and widening participation.
A Postgraduate Diploma in Management was achieved in 2003 with Merit.
Director of Operations
Janine Binks
- Joined the College in 2009
- Responsible for strategic planning for HR and IT and takes a lead role in the management of the College's reception desks
- Responsible for Employment Law and General Data Protection Regulations compliance for the College. Has an operational responsibility to oversee all aspects of College life to make sure departments work in harmony with each other. Coordinates projects with an eye to ensure all elements are considered: from members to staff and external events to the impact on services provided
- Has line management responsibility for the College's HR, IT and Reception services
Previous Experience:
Before joining the College Janine worked for a prestigious law firm managing their front office functions from reception to security and overseeing the catering aspect of a busy conference suite. Experience in training and developing staff was gained from many years working in the hospitality industry.
Janine gained her CIPD qualification in 2013 and has continued to grow her HR knowledge specialising in soft HR skills.
Director of Development and External Relations
Mark Lewis
- Joined the College in 2009
- Responsible for running the fundraising, alumni relations and marketing functions for the College.
- Line management of team of 5, and liaison with the London Goodenough Association of Canada, and the Friends of Goodenough College, Inc. in the USA.
Previous experience:
Prior to joining the College, Mark was the Director of Development at Royal Holloway, University of London (2007-2009), Deputy Director of Development at UCL (2003-2007) and before that in various fundraising and admin roles in arts and charities sectors.
Mark studied English and Theatre as an undergraduate at Warwick University, and has an MA (distinction) in Victorian Studies from Birkbeck, University of London where he is now undertaking doctoral studies.
Interim Director of Development & External Relations
Hannah is a senior fundraising manager with over twenty years of experience across a broad range of fundraising disciplines gained in small, medium and large charities. Her specialisms include major gifts, events and community fundraising.
In the last 5 years, Hannah has focused on undertaking senior interim fundraising and marketing assignments for the likes of Macmillan Cancer Support, Diabetes UK, Asthma UK and most recently as Director of Fundraising for the disability charity SeeAbility.
Hannah is used to hitting the ground running, supporting existing teams and adding significant value to current portfolios. She much looks forward to joining the College as Interim Director of Development & External Relations. She will be working part time until Easter and then full time from April.


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The Story
So! There's this well-off guy in Australia – Fisher. And one day – Bam! He's disappeared.
In walks Mr. Smith, the friendly neighbour in charge of Fisher's estate (whenever Fisher is out of town). He tells this story about how Fisher went to England for a while. Everyone buys that… until drunk old Ben Weir sees Fisher's ghost sitting on the side of the road.
Of course, the first time he sees this, everyone just believes it's the drink making him seeing things. Because why would Fisher's ghost be hanging around here, if he's alive and well in England? But! The next time he sees the ghost, he is stone cold sober, so obviously it wasn't just a drunken vision he saw.
So! Old Ben, the town magistrate, and an Aboriginal investigate the sighting of the ghost – and what do you think they find? Fisher's very-dead body in the middle of a pond!
End of the story, turns out, is that Mr. Smith killed Fisher with a tomahawk – chopped out all his brains – and we don't know if Fisher's ghost is ever seen again, but Mr. Smith is brought to justice and everything ends happy for everyone except Mr. Smith (who gets hanged).
The Response
What I really liked about this story was the fact that it takes place in Australia and includes Aborigines. I've never read anything with this group of people in it before, but am definitely intrigued – I'd like to read more with them in it, so if anyone has any recommendations, it would be greatly appreciated.
In fact, I've never read any gothic novels that take place in Australia… actually, the only books that I've read that take place in Australia that I can think of are a couple of YA books. Weird.
This is the first story in this collection that doesn't take place in England, from as far as I can tell. It was a good change of scenery. I had actually thought that the book only contained stories from England and English authors, so I was quite surprised. What surprises me, though, is that … well, when you read books from different countries, the author often includes slang or various inflections that are specific to that region… but that wasn't the case in this story. I did a bit of research on the author, and he spent some of his time in England (and worked with the British East India Company sometimes when he wasn't in England) so that could be the reason for the language being so very similar to everything else in this collection.
The Bottom Line
Not a bad story. Has made me curious about other books taking place in Australia.


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An extremely rare opportunity to acquire property in the highly desirable village of Seilebost on the West coast of the Isle of Harris. This single bedroom property is situated in a prime location with views out over to the world famous Luskentyre and Seilebost beaches. Minutes walk from the sands the home is in a ideal spot for a holiday home or a family home if developed. The house consists of a double bedroom and kitchen lounge area and bathroom. There is an easily kept lawn to the front. uPVC double glazing throughout and electric storage heaters. Seilebost is 8 miles from Tarbert the main village on Harris where local amenities include primary and secondary school sports facilities health care mini market restaurant bar hairdresser and ferry port. The town of Stornoway is approximately 40 miles from Seilebost.
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The Friends of Nordens Ark
The Friends of Nordens Ark is an independent, non-profit members' association whose aim is to support Nordens Ark.
Over the years, the society has organised many activities and events whose proceeds benefited the development of Nordens Ark. The traditional midsummer celebrations at Åby manor and September's harvest market at the Farm are two of the group's larger events that attract hundreds of visitors. In 28 years, the society has collected no less than 31 million kronor for Nordens Ark.
Becoming a member of the Friends of Nordens Ark is an excellent way of supporting Nordens Ark and keeping up with all the news. There is also a club for younger supporters, called Leopardklubben.
You can join up today by choosing on of the buttons below or next time you visit Nordens Ark.
Members of Friends of Nordens Ark enjoy:
• free entry to the park for one calendar year (Jan 1 – Dec 31)
• chance to take part in society activities
• newsletter by email
• members' magazine Arket twice yearly
• ten per cent discount at Nordens Ark shop
• ten per cent discount at Nordens Ark Hotel
Members of Leopardklubben get:
• free entry to the park for one calendar year (Jan 1 – Dec 31)
• an exclusive soft toy animal
• a members' magazine twice yearly with facts about the year's featured animal and other exciting events in the park
• chance to take part in a summer activity in the park, laid on specially for the club
• ten per cent discount at Nordens Ark's summer camp
Become a member
Support membership (without free entry)
300 SEK adult
Support membership including free entry to Nordens Ark
200 SEK 0 – 17 years, Leopardklubben
450 SEK single adult
800 SEK two adults at same address
1100 SEK family (two adults with their own children 5 – 17 years)
You can purchase the membership in the Nordic Ark's entrance,
Notify the member's name, address and e-mail.
Call 0523 - 795 95 or email nordensarksvanner[a]nordensark.se for more information.
You can easily make a donation to the Friends of Nordens Ark via Swish number 123 480 39 95.


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Need a free, fun, and educational activity that incorporates STEAM? Try geocaching. Geocaching is a scavenger hunt that uses GPS.
How Do I Begin?
Download the geocaching app to your smartphone. The free app will be sufficient. You will have to create an account. Allow the app to locate you and it will find all the geocaches in your area.
What's Next?
- Map your route. I would recommend going to the geocaches first to make sure they are there but if you would rather find the caches with your teens, that's cool too. Map your route so that you make a circle. It's more fun to walk back to the library with geocaches along the way.
- Caches. Some caches require you to sign a paper and some require you to leave something. Before your adventure, bring a baggie with a pen and some little trinkets. If you have something small with your library's name on it, that's perfect.
- Time for Teens. If staff is leading your walking trip, it might be a good idea for parents to sign a permission slip.
- On your flyers/event calendar/newsletter, state what teens need such as boots, water, a smartphone (if they have one), etc.
- Go over rules such as don't cross the street without staff, no rough housing, no whining, etc.
- On The Day. Have a little discussion about GPS and how it works. If you're okay with it, let the teens take turns with the GPS (your smartphone). This the STEAM in your program.
- After the Walking. You can make a geocache at the library. Go to geocache website, log in with the same account you used on the app, click play then hide a geocache, and get started.
- We used a hollowed out book we bought at Hobby Lobby but you can use whatever you want.


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Bad Teacher
Watch Bad Teacher movie online for free
- Director: Jake Kasdan
- Writers: Gene Stupnitsky, Lee Eisenberg
- Stars: Cameron Diaz, Jason Segel and Justin Timberlake
- Release Date: June 2011
- Genre: Comedy
- Run Time: 92 min
She doesn't give an "F."
A comedy centered around a foul-mouthed, junior high teacher who, after being dumped by her sugar daddy, begins to woo a colleague — a move that pits her against a well-loved teacher.
You've probably seen the trailer so there's no need for me to describe the story. It's a foul-mouthed comedy with funny references and hilarious dialog. There's good chemistry between the actors and the characters are all amusing but in different ways. Cameron Diaz fits perfectly as the awful teacher and Jason Segel is amazing as usual. The supporting cast, especially Phyllis Smith and Thomas Lennon, is pitch-perfect and Justin Timberlake shows that he is more than just a pretty face. It's an easy and entertaining film that I'd be happy to watch again. Yes, it's unrealistic at times and a little predictable but how many movies these days aren't?
If you like comedies such as The Hangover, Eurotrip, Forgetting Sarah Marshall or anything by Judd Apatow you'll probably enjoy this. Now go see it!


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Situated in London's central business district, the office building is close to the city's historic and financial centre, where the Bank of England and other prominent financial institutions are also located.
The office building is less than a five-minute walk to the Bank tube station, Monument and Cannon Street stations. It is also a 12-15 minutes' walk to the Liverpool station which is part of the network on the upcoming Crossrail, which will provide a high speed train service across the east-west axis of London when completed in 2018.
The office building is almost fully occupied by tenants in the financial services, shipping and serviced office industries.


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Friday, September 15th 2017
Year 4 Green Assembly
Today the Year 4 Green students recited and acted-out a number of poems for their assembly item. The poems were 'Someone Came Knocking' by Walter de la Mare, 'Windy Nights' by Robert Louis Stevenson, 'Adventures of Isabel' by Ogden Nash and 'A Bush Christening' by Banjo Paterson.
Sharon MacBean, Year 4 Green Teacher
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Sunday Morning Worship ~ 10:00 a.m.
Our congregation strives to be a vital, worshiping, caring and nurturing part of the body of Christ. Diverse programs are intended to help each individual grow in faith and deepen relationships with God. Worship is the heart of our church. Meaningful worship experiences are enhanced by the care and creativity of our worship team and Grace's music program.
Sunday morning Worship Services are held at 10:00 a.m. in our church building. We are located at 9720 Highway 85 North, Highlands Ranch (or Littleton for maps), CO 80125 – just northeast of the corner at Highlands Ranch Parkway and Santa Fe. Click here for Driving Directions. Directions are also given on our phone/answering service at 303-798-8485.
What to expect at Grace
- Communion: Celebrated first Sunday of each month. We practice "open" communion so all may participate.
- Attire: Most of the folks who attend worship at Grace like to dress business casual, but you will also find people who feel more comfortable in jeans.
- Music: In many ways our worship is traditional – we have an organ, a chancel choir, and a bell choir; the congregation also sings hymns and praise songs.
- Childcare: Childcare is available for infants through 3 years old in the nursery.
- Sunday School: For children 4 years to 5th grade, Sunday School is available during the service throughout the school year. Please "check your child in" BEFORE the start of the service. You may pick up your child from the appropriate classroom after the service with your name badge.
- Do you wear a hearing aid? Grace has a Hearing Loop so that you can hear the service clearly.
- Sermon Podcasts – Click here to listen to sermon podcasts.
Walking alongside one another on life's journey as disciples of Jesus Christ through music, worship, prayer and praise.


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FIU spent the offseason preparing for Thursday. Not just the season premiere at Central Florida, but the kind of game it became — a game that demanded the Panthers to show they've grown up in many ways since the end of last season.
And they did.
The most tangible sign of their maturity shined from the scoreboard: 15-14, FIU beating two-touchdown favorite UCF. A block of Matthew Wright's 47-yard field goal attempt by senior Darrian Dyson with 25 seconds gave FIU a victory in exactly the kind of game the Panthers lost last season.
"I don't know if I've ever been more happy for a team in all my life, and that's a lot of years of coaching," FIU coach Ron Turner said.
They worked so hard to get to this point to get that win. They're warriors. We had guys dropping before the game, we had guys dropping during the game. They didn't flinch."
Leading in keeping cool was sophomore quarterback Alex McGough, who had 14 turnovers as a freshman. Thursday, McGough didn't turn the ball over in completing 29 of 38 passes for 260 yards and running for 12 yards on four carries. Despite being under pressure several times, McGough not only didn't take sacks, but created some of the biggest plays of the night.
On the drive to the game-winning score, McGough scrambled and found tight end Ya'Keem Griner downfield for a 47-yard gain.
McGough's favorite target, sophomore wide receiver Thomas Owens, caught 11 passes for 78 yards. McGough blamed himself for Owens not equaling Hilton's school record of 12 receptions, saying he threw high to Owens on third-and-goal from the 3 on an inside route. The ball got deflected up in the air and Griner alertly settled under it for the touchdown that pushed FIU into the lead 15-14.
Big, physical running games gave FIU trouble in 2014. UCF threw its muscle at FIU. The Panthers pushed back.
As the Panthers squashed the UCF running game to a mere 46 yards on 30 carries — 60 on 28 subtracting the two quarterback sacks – the home side tapped out. Facing third and two after FIU couldn't be budged in previous short yardage situations in the third quarter, UCF called a quarterback draw.
"I didn't think we made any movement up front, at all," UCF coach George O'Leary said. "I think there weren't any cut back lanes to hit. I do think we got some plays out of it, but not nearly enough. Too many loss of yards plays."
FIU won without a shower of turnovers for the first time under Turner. The game's only turnover, a fumble by FIU sophomore Alex Gardner, led to UCF taking a 7-3 lead on a 26-yard drive to Justin Holman's 9-yard lob to Jordan Akins. Gardner ended the night with 75 yards rushing and 74 receiving.
The Holman-to-Akins connection morphed that 7-3 lead to 14-3 the next possession with a 7-yard completion on third-and-3; a 20-yard completion on the following play to the FIU 36; and a 33-yard touchdown when Akins found the soft middle space behind the Panthers linebackers. Akins ended the night with nine catches for 104 yards. Holman went 23 of 34 for 249 and the two touchdowns.
FIU's offense took the baton at the start of the second half by moving 82 yards in 12 plays to Gardner's 7-yard touchdown. The drive featured the first touches for freshman Anthony Jones out of Central High. Off motion out of the H-back position, Jones took a pitch 26 yards. Then, he turned a hitch pass into a 15-yard gain with some lottery ball bobbing.
"I feel like this is a big step for our program," FIU junior linebacker Treyvon Williams said. "It shows we're making strides."


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Job Ref: BL969
Area(s): North East England
Based: Barnardo's, Youth Village, Hudson Street, North Shields, NE30 1DL
Part Time: 30 hours per week
Salary £18,994 - £22,440 p.a (£23,427 - £27,676 FTE)
Children's services is responsible for the delivery of high quality services to children and young people, funded through income from local authorities, government agencies etc as well as Barnardo's voluntary funds. Family placement (FP) and Employment, Training and Skills (ETS) services, which are known as business lines, are centrally managed and locally delivered. Other services are predominantly delivered in a locality with strong links to local authorities and communities. An Assistant Director of Children's Services leads each locality and is the budget holder for all income and expenditure within it. Localities are grouped into three nations and five English regions, each headed by a Nation or Region Director and supported by an Assistant Director of Finance (ADF). The ADF is responsible for overseeing the financial management of the region / nation and all of its localities. The Assistant Finance Business Managers (AFBM) are responsible for assisting the ADF and the Finance Business Managers (FBM) in providing effective and efficient financial and resource management services. The Finance Officers (FO) provide transactional support to the regional finance team.
All Region/Nation locality based staff which includes but is not limited to the Region/Nation Director, Assistant Directors of Children¿s Services and the locality management team, Service Administrators, People Advisors
Head Office based staff including Head of Children¿s Services Accounting, and staff from other departments including Finance, People, Fundraising, Properties, IS, Corporate Audit, Company Secretariat and Retail.
Colleagues in other regions / nations and in the UK Business Lines.
Local commissioners, Finance leads in local authorities, health authorities and other central and local government departments and their partner agencies.
Job Purpose
To assist the Assistant Director Finance and the Finance Business Managers in the development and management of the region/nation and its localities, through the provision of excellent financial analysis, advice and guidance.
Key Responsibilities
- Provide financial summaries and financial analysis for the ADF and the FBM¿s.
- Provide financial analysis, advice and guidance to budget holders.
- Support the ADF and FBM¿s in ensuring financial targets are monitored, reported against, variances are addressed and any changes that may impact on the region / nation plan or locality plan are incorporated into the budget, forecast and monthly reports to the ADF and Head of Children¿s Services Accounting (HoCSA).
- Support the operational management of the localities¿ resources including:
- Supporting FBM¿s with budget review including contribution to the annual budget process
- Supporting FBM¿s with the provision of financial analysis, advice and guidance to the locality management team, other managers and administrators and Finance Officers
- Support the FBM in the management of service contracts and tenders including:
- Supporting the FBM¿s in producing costings and pricing for tenders and contracts
- Development and maintenance of effective working relationships with local authorities and other agency partners.
- Preparation of financial reports to funding partners in a mutually agreed format.
- Processing month-end and year-end entries, including accruals, prepayments, journal adjustments, management charges, internal recharges, provision of balance sheet reconciliations and supporting documentation for audit.
- Maintains cost centres and parent values.
- Provides cover for credit control function as required.
Closing Date: 15/02/2018
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Cigna and Healthy Kids Challenge Team Up To Help Fight Childhood Obesity
The CIGNA & HKC programs are providing tools to schools, physicians, and employers
CIGNA and Healthy Kids Challenge are working together to fight childhood obesity. We're gathering key KidLinks™ together in a 3-pronged approach to make a difference for America's kids. Schools, health care professionals, and employers, are all KidLinks™ targeted for leading the way to healthy change.
According to the Centers for Disease Control (CDC), there are nine million overweight children in the United States, a number that has tripled over the past 25 years. In addition to the CIGNA Foundation sponsoring Healthy Kids Challenge in schools, CIGNA will make the concepts and tools available to employers and work with physicians to help them address healthy lifestyle concepts with kids and parents more effectively.
"Obesity is becoming an epidemic in this country and today's children are one of the most at- risk populations. However it is not something that can be addressed with a quick-fix program. Preventing obesity requires both societal change and behavior modification," said Dr. Lorna Friedman, senior medical director, CIGNA HealthCare. "CIGNA's approach is designed to make sure we reach target audiences in many different ways through multiple vehicles and improve the health and fitness of school-age children."
HKC-CIGNA Showcase Schools
The CIGNA Foundation is sponsoring participation of schools in 6 cities, Philadelphia, Cleveland, Atlanta, Houston, Dallas and Richmond, beginning with school year '05-'06. Showcase schools are committed to active participation to achieve the goals of the program, including collecting relevant data to measure success.
All Schools Can Take the Challenge
The Healthy Kids Challenge Program will still be available for all schools. Schools/programs can fund themselves or seek local funding sources to Take the Challenge. Healthy Kids Challenge serves as a guide and resource to elementary schools and kids programs around the country. HKC helps to identify and implement individualized solutions to creating fun, simple action steps for healthy eating and physical opportunities for kids and their families. The motto is "All Kids C.A.N..........Connect Activity and Nutrition!" HKC emphasizes helping all kids in all situations to truly be their best! Taking the Challenge includes two levels of opportunity to get involved:
- Stepping Up is intended for those who have gotten healthy changes started and need more ideas and activities to support their initiative.
- Making Strides is for the school/program that is committed to long range efforts to create sustainable healthy changes. This level of Challenge will offer hands-on support from the Healthy Kids Challenge team of experts to respond to teacher, parent and administrator questions and concerns, and to help the school develop and implement specific action plans to improve eating habits and increase physical activity amongst kids, parents, and school staff.
Program and fee information for the two levels of Taking the Challenge is available here.
Health Care Professionals Take the Challenge
In the battle against obesity, research shows that behavior change requires physician intervention to increase success. Studies also find that physicians have difficulty addressing the issue of obesity with parents. Health care professionals report that parents sometimes have difficulty addressing the issue head-on due to lack of knowledge or misconceptions.
Today's children are being diagnosed with serious medical conditions and complications never before found in kids, due in part to obesity. For example, in the past, type 2 diabetes accounted for less than five percent of childhood diabetes. Today, it accounts for as much as 45 percent of new cases. The number of children with type 2 diabetes is rising in tandem with the increase in childhood obesity rates.
CIGNA and the Healthy Kids Challenge have developed physician information and tools to help them support and guide kids and families with making healthy lifestyle changes focusing on healthy eating and a more active lifestyle. Click here to view the online toolkit.
Employers Take the Challenge
Obesity is one of the biggest drivers of health care costs in the U.S. today. The CDC estimates that the total current cost of obesity in the United States is more than $100 billion in direct and indirect costs. In addition, research shows that obese children have a 70 to 80 percent chance of becoming obese adults. Since today's children are tomorrow's workers, the issue of childhood obesity raises serious concerns about the future of tomorrow's workforce.
CIGNA and the Healthy Kids Challenge have developed client tools, tips and guidelines for instituting healthy environmental changes in the workplace. It includes information about preventing childhood and adult obesity, along with materials for employees with tips to incorporate healthy eating and physical activity at home. Click here to view the online toolkit.
CIGNA (NYSE: CI) provides employers with benefits, expertise and services that improve the health, well being and productivity of their employees. Serving millions of customers, clients and members in the United States and around the globe, CIGNA's operating subsidiaries offer a full portfolio of medical, dental, behavioral health, pharmacy and vision care benefits and group life, accident and disability insurance. CIGNA's international operations also offer health care coverage for expatriate employees. For more information, go to http://www.cigna.com.


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Abra KadabraAbra Kadabra (1958) Theatrical Cartoon by Dave Koch
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- Zagreb Film
- Distributed by: Zagreb Film
- Directed By Dušan Vukotić.
- Written By Dragutin Horkic, Matija Koletic.
- Music: Tomislav Simovic.
- Originally Released in 1958 (Estimate).
- Originally Released Theatrically.
- Running Time: 11:51 minutes.
- Yugoslavia
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Alvin Ailey American Dance Theatre Tickets
Alvin Ailey American Dance Theatre is a modern dance company that was founded in 1958 and based in New York City. It was created by choreographer and dancer Alvin Ailey. It is made up of 32 dancers as well as artistic director Robert Battle and associate artistic director Masazumi Chaya. The company has performed worldwide.


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The best ways to deal with debt collectors
It's a scary place to be — in debt and afraid.
A new Consumer Financial Protection Bureau report found that more than one in four consumers felt threatened when contacted by debt collectors. The first-ever national survey of consumer experiences with debt collectors found that consumers often faced calls that came too often, at odd hours, and contained warnings of jail time and other threats.
Some were contacted for debts they didn't owe. And many said that when they asked the collector to stop contacting them, the request was ignored.
CFPB Director Rich Cordray said the report casts a "troubling light" on the industry, and that the bureau is working to stop abuses. But what are your rights when facing off with a debt collector?
A few things to know:
You are not alone
The CFPB says debt collection is a multi-billion dollar industry affecting 70 million consumers. And more consumers complain to the CFPB about debt collection than any other product or service.
The Federal Trade Commission, which enforces the Fair Debt Collection Practices Act, also said debt collectors generate more complaints to its offices than any other industry.
You are protected
The Fair Debt Collection Practices Act provides protection for those being pursued for personal debts, such as money owed on a credit card account, an auto loan or a mortgage. It doesn't cover debts incurred to run a business.
You have rights
Debt collectors can contact you by phone, letter, email or text message, as long as they follow the rules and disclose that they are debt collectors. It's against the law for a debt collector to pretend to be someone else to harass, threaten or deceive you.
They may not contact you at inconvenient times or places, such as early in the morning or late at night. And they may not contact you at work if they're told not to.
Debt collectors may not harass, oppress or abuse you, according to the FTC. That includes threats of violence or using obscene language. Federal law also limits the number of calls a debt collector can place.
Collectors cannot lie to collect a debt, by falsely representing themselves or the amount you owe. And other than trying to obtain information about you, such as a telephone number or whereabouts, a debt collector generally is not permitted to discuss your debt with anyone other than you, your spouse, or your attorney.
How to take action
Report any problems you have with a debt collector to your state Attorney General's office, the Federal Trade Commission and the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau. Local readers may also contact the following offices:
Maryland Attorney General Consumer Protection Office, www.marylandattorneygeneral.gov/Pages/CPD/default.aspx, 1- 888-743-0023.
Montgomery County Office of Consumer Protection, www.montgomerycountymd.gov/ocp, (240) 777-3636
Prince George's County Consumer Protection Division Office, (301) 386-6200
Virginia Attorney General Consumer Protection, http://ag.virginia.gov/consumer-protection/, 1-800-552-9963
Fairfax County Consumer Protection Division, www.fairfaxcounty.gov/consumer.htm, (703) 222-8435
Washington, D.C. Attorney General, Consumer Protection, https://oag.dc.gov/consumerprotection, (202) 442-9828


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DENVER (CBS4) – Denver Broncos center is wasting no time in the offseason to stay in shape.
Matt Paradis posted to his Instagram page: "The best free workout is heading back to Idaho and working on the ranch."
Paradis was born in Council, Idaho where his family still lives.
During the 2017 season, he was the only player on the Broncos entire roster to play 100 percent of the snaps on his side of the ball.


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Blockchain Revolution
The blockchain is a distributed electronic ledger that is modelled on peer-to-peer networking and cryptography.
It enables multiple parties to share and access transactional information within a supply chain network. This ensures that the data cannot be altered without the consent of all entities involved.
The goal is to achieve transparency, accountability, and reliability to have a competent supply chain network.
Moreover, the decentralized structure makes it impossible for one entity to hold ownership of the distributed ledger and manipulate the data to their own advantage.
How does Blockchain work in a supply chain?
What does Bristlecone offer?
Supplier Registry
We help our clients have a clear picture of their supply chain by setting up a private or public blockchain.
We offer rapid prototyping in our own blockchain infra and help our clients in integration of the blockchain with their existing enterprise applications.
Smart Contract
We provide our clients with more power and security in your supply chain with digitized Smart contracts across the top blockchain providers like Ethereum and Hyperledger.
These smart contracts can be used to substitute legal contracts.
We bring more transparency and traceability to our clients supply chain ecosystem.
We increase the trust in their brand by opening their supply chain and showcasing the people, places, and processes behind the products in a blockchain.
For Manufacturers
Blockchain will allow the suppliers to raise an incident about faulty supplies and the assembler would be able to trace the same batch till the end customer to recall it
keeping the manufacturer infomed in the entire process.
For Suppliers
Blockchain transforms and digitizes the supplier onboarding, contract and management process by providing an integrated platform which can be accessed by enterprises, creatifying authorities and customers in realtime.
For Retailers
The Blockchain will allow retailers to trace the location of the supplies real time while it gets transported from the manufacturers location to the supplier locations and beyond in a secure and transparent manner.
For Customer
Blockchain will allow the customer to check the authenticity and quality of the products as all the information about the manufacturer, the product and the ingredients is available on the blockchain.


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You'd think the discipline of genre would be a tonic for Oliver Stone, quelling his well-known artistic demons. You'd think.
But don't think that going into "Savages," Ollie's oddly off-the-beat new movie. It's a bloody drug-war story, set in California and Mexico, and it gets underway with style and energy; but clouds of narrative confusion begin to gather early on, and at the end they blot out the sky.
The movie is based on a novel by Don Winslow, who wrote the script with his partner Shane Salerno and–part of the film's problem, possibly–Stone himself.
It begins, after some grippingly lurid opening carnage, in the laid-back Orange County surf town of Laguna Beach, where longtime friends Ben (Aaron Johnson) and Chon (Taylor Kitsch, fully recovered from John Carter) live in a luxury pad high above the breakers with their mutual girlfriend Ophelia (Blake Lively), affectionately known as O.
Ben, a neo-hippie botanist and business head, and Chon, a former Navy SEAL, have built a sprawling marijuana empire around a custom-bred strain of high-powered weed. They've made millions. But now the violent Baja drug cartel, headquartered in Tijuana, has made known its intention to expand across the border and move in on Ben and Chon's operation.
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Native Title is the recognition by Australian law of Torres Strait Island and Aboriginal people's traditional laws and customs that are connected to lands and waters.
Native Title exists on all of the islands and claims have been settled on nearly all islands, except Hammond.
It's expected that this claim will be finalised in the near future. After a court accepts that Native Title exists, the native title holders are required to set up a Recognised Native Title Prescribed Body Corporate (RNTBC), which then holds the native title.
The Native Title Act 1993 (Cth) requires those who want to do things on the islands that could affect Native Title, such as building a structure (eg. a house or an office), running a business, gaining a lease for an office, housing or a business to talk with the Body Corporate and negotiate an Indigenous Land Use Agreement (ILUA).
An ILUA may be required before a lease can be granted. An ILUA is required for the time the future act is in place, because Native Title cannot be exercised on the land during that time.
For the ILUA to be lawful, it must be registered with the National Native Title Tribunal (NNTT).
The Tribunal has fact sheets explaining ILUAs and the steps to an ILUA process.
The terms of the ILUA are reached through agreement of the parties to the ILUA.


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Linear algebra is fundamental in many fields in mathematics and applied sciences. This course introduces the numerical techniques needed to solve a few of the classic problems in linear algebra but suitable in a large-sale setting. The focus will be on the mathematical analysis of the resulting algorithms.
1. Fundamentals: subspaces, orthogonality, rank, projectors, QR, LU, ' Examples of large-scale problems.
2. Eigenvalue problems: power and subspace iteration, Krylov methods, perturbation analysis.
3. Singular value decomposition and low-rank approximations, PCA.
4. Advanced topics (tentative): matrix functions, nonlinear eigenvalue problems, low-rank tensor methods, ...
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Required : Linear algebra, multivariate calculus, numerical analysis. Advised : Some programming exposure in any of the following languages: Matlab, R, Python, Julia, ...
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From the Superman film series Wikipedia page:
Kevin Smith pitched to Jon Peters his story outline in August 1996, in which Peters gave him permission to write a screenplay. However, Peters presented Smith with three rules, such as wanting Superman to wear an all-black suit, feeling the more traditional suit was "too faggy"; not wanting to see Superman fly, saying that Superman would "look like an overgrown Boy Scout." ... and have Superman fight a giant spider in the third act.
Peters was able to recycle his giant spider idea in Wild Wild West, a film he produced.
Emphasis mine. Further, from the Wikipedia page of Peters himself:
Jon Peters [sic] involvement in adapting the critically acclaimed and highly popular Sandman comics has also met with controversy. ... As with other films, Jon Peters insisted on the inclusion of a giant mechanical spider.
Sweet. That's...that's awesome, Jon Peters. You...keep on keepin' on. And now, may I just say, "No More Drugs...For That Man."
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As a bonus round, Jon Peters has apparently had a long and lustrous movie producing career. Acting? Not so much. He apparently appeared in The Ten Commandments in 1956 as "Boy on Donkey crossing Red Sea" (uncredited). (Hey, I remember that scene!) His producing credits, however, are a cavalcade of fun and excitement. For your enjoyment, a list of movies in which Jon Peters has a producer credit, which I, personally, think may have been enhanced by the inclusion of a giant mechanical spider:
Caddyshack - But not Caddyshack II. I mean, if you put a giant mechanical spider in the first one, you really can't have it in the sequel. Am I right?
Gorillas in the Mist: The Story of Diane Fossey - "Poach THIS."
Flashdance - What do you think all that welding was for?
Clue - Man, this movie is just popping up everywhere lately. "It was Professor Plum. In the conservatory. With the giant mechanical spider."
Innerspace - Okay, maybe a nanomachine spider. But still.
Tango & Cash - Self-explanatory.
The Color Purple - "I'm poor. Black. I might even be ugly. But, dear God, I'm here. I'm here!" shouts Whoopi Goldberg, before leveling the giant mechanical spider's twin main guns at the farmhouse and launching a salvo of fireballs. Danny Glover leaps from the resulting explosion in slow motion. "Nooooooooooo!"


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By Paul Rogers
Hatfield House, one of the finest wedding venues in Hertfordshire, is always a pleasure to photograph at and results in amazing Hatfield House Wedding Photography. Whether it's the sheer elegance of the 15th Century 'Old Palace', the beautiful gardens or the contemporary Riding School, as a venue it has something to offer everyone. It was once the favourite childhood home of Elizabeth I, and its under one of the estate's oak trees that it's said that she was told she was Queen following the death of Queen Mary in 1558.
As one of Hatfield House's recommended photographers, I'm lucky enough to photograph several weddings there a year. It's such a versatile venue though that every wedding I've photographed there has it's own unique feel to the photography. Being a documentary wedding photographer, my coverage is determined by the guests - where and when they move around the venue - and the light. This approach always ends up with the couples getting lots of natural, unposed photographs that they, and their family will love.
Take a look at one of these other great weddings I've photographed at Hatfield House recently. You'll be able to see how consistent my documentary photography is at this venue. It's an ideal approach for couples who want the best photography and care more about spending quality time with their family and friends than spending half the wedding day posing for a photographer.
I shoot around 40 weddings a year across the UK and Europe, and regularly book popular days up to 18 months in advance. If you like this documentary style of natural wedding photography be sure to check my availability now - make sure you get the wedding photography you deserve.
Here's what Julia and Dayalan had to say about their recent Hatfield House wedding photography:
"Professional from start to finish, the photos were among the very best we've seen for any wedding. Paul was so polite, unobtrusive, understanding and efficient on the day and he captured it all perfectly. A high standard of photography and the customer service before and afterwards was outstanding too. Highly recommend him and will be recommending him to all others who would be interested."
It was a great wedding to photograph, starting with Julia's preparations at the K West Spa Hotel in London before an energetic and thoroughly enjoyable wedding ceremony at Kensington Temple. The wedding party then travelled up to Hatfield House for the wedding reception. You can watch the video highlight slideshow above, or check out some of the stills below.
Hopefully you can see the variety in my photography at Hatfield House. If you're planning a wedding at this wonderful Hertfordshire venue, and like the look of my style of un-posed documentary photography, check out some more weddings on the Latest Weddings page, then fill in my contact form to see if I'm available to photograph your wedding.


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Are These Reebok Kamikaze I "Black/Red" Sneakers On Your Radar Today?
The Reebok Kamikaze I sneaker has become one of the staples of Reebok's recent retro movement. Alongside sneakers like the Reebok Shaqnosis and the Reebok Question, the Kamikaze has been released in a variety of different colorways over the course of the last year. And sneakerheads have responded really well to just about all of them. Back in the mid-1990s, the Kamikaze I was one of the most popular Reebok basketball sneakers on the market. And 20 years later, that remains true.
It doesn't appear as though Reebok is going to slow down anytime soon, either. They've already released a couple of new Kamikaze I colorways this year. And today, they're preparing to release yet another new one. This one includes red and black throughout the sneaker and features another new bold look for the Kamikaze. There's nothing particularly shocking about this pair of Kamikaze Is compared to some of the others that have been released. But it looks like another really solid shoe for Reebok that should do well for the brand. And if you're a big fan of the Kamikaze I, you're going to like this colorway.
As we mentioned, you won't have to wait to get your hands on this sneaker. Reebok is releasing it today through a number of different Reebok retailers and also through Reebok.com. The sneaker will sell for $115. And if history has taught us anything, it's that these are going to move quickly. So if you're interested in snatching up a pair, you should be prepared to buy a pair today.
If you're still on the fence about whether or not you want to buy a pair of these, check out some additional images of the Kamikaze I "Black/Red" sneakers below. Let us know what you think about what Reebok has done with this particular colorway.


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The Wisconsin DNR collaborated with AES to identify and assess the condition of hundreds of historic remnant prairies and oak savannas that grace the rolling hills of the "Driftless Area" of southwest Wisconsin.
AES had just completed a similar four-year natural areas inventory project covering the entire State of Illinois (Illinois Natural Area Inventory Update).
The Driftless Area inventory was initiated by gathering a large volume of existing information, and then conducting aerial reconnaissance of the project area to confirm aerial photo interpretations. This aerial survey phase categorized nearly a thousand sites as potential prairie or savanna remnants. Based on photo interpretation, these were prioritized for field verification.
Ecologists field-verified the historic remnants of 100+ prairie, savanna and wetland communities, identifying 400+ native species on nearly 350 landowner sites.
The project required extensive data processing, storage, and transfer. All data and mapping were managed in GIS using ESRI ArcView programming and detailed protocols established during the Illinois Natural Area Inventory.
- Natural Resource Inventory
- Aerial Reconnaissance
- Photo Interpretation
- GIS Data Management + Mapping
- Botanical Investigations
- Ecological Community Assessment
Natural Resource Inventory | Wisconsin Driftless Area Assessment
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alternatives to 410a residential heat pumps
why are we forced to use 410a with it's dangerously high pressures? on a 95 degree day condenser pressures can be 600 psi or more. that's crazy. why wouldn't 134a work in a residential application? If there are any other refrigerant systems out there, where can one be purchased?


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Isro makes its debut on Facebook, Twitter
Isro has, for the first time in its 45-year-old history, started its own official Facebook page and Twitter account, which can be accessed at www.facebook.com/isroofficial and www.twitter.com/isroofficial. In the first eight hours following its launch, the new official Facebook page saw 5,233 hits.
According to Isro, the aim of these new pages is to maximize public outreach, provide mission updates and create public awareness about mission objectives and accomplishments of key programmes.One of the major announcements made on the accounts immediately after their launch was that the Geo Synchronous Satellite Launch Vehicle (GSLV) will be launched at Sriharikota at 4.18pm on January 5, 2014.
It was apparent that Isro finally felt the need to have its own official social media pages following the appearance of the fake ones. "It is ironic that something fake has encouraged Isro to go in, at last, for official social media pages and get the public involved in the missions," said a former Isro official.
Its first experiment in entering the social media arena was with theMars Orbiter Mission (facebook.com/isromom) on October 22, 2013. According to Isro it has proved immensely popular scoring nearly three lakhs hits in just two months and the number is going up steadily.
The MOM facebook states that the Indian Mars mission is among the five-most talked about topics in India on par with Narendra Modi, Sachin Tendulkar, I Phones and Raghuram Rajan.
Isro has warned that impersonation of the organisation is construed to be a seriousoffence and stern legal actions against these pages and their administratorsare being initiated from ISRO/department ofsSpace to bringthem to immediate closure.


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Our first concert features the J.P. Allain Trio. Jazz pianist J.P. Allain will be performing with jazz drummer Glenn Robb.
Saturday, October 19, 2013 – 7:30 PM
Glen will have on display his amazing collection of photos from the 1950's showing many of the bands and visiting musicians performing at the Standish Hall. Glenn Rob spent many nights watching these musicians. J.P. also spent many evenings surrounded by the musicians while he worked at the Standish as a busboy. They rubbed shoulders with the likes of Sarah Vaughan, Tony Bennett and Louis Armstrong. Rounding out the trio will be a bassist Normand Glaude.


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OMG Beautiful Sunset and fun Surfing at Batu Bolong Beach, Bali !!!
Batu Bolong Beach is one of the popular spot for surf lovers and famous for its beautiful sunset. Batu Bolong Beach is located at Jl. Batu Bolong Beach, Canggu, North Kuta, Badung Regency, Bali. This famous white sand beach is close to shops & restaurants are very popular among surfers & have board rentals.
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The beach in Batu Bolong is the most popular in the Canggu area. Almost always there is a good mix of locals, expats and visitors hanging around the cafe, surfing on the sidelines or watching everything from the sand. There is a sun lounger rental, umbrellas and beer.
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You can also rent surfboards (100.000Rp per day) and take lessons. Travelers can also enjoy the centuries-old Pura Batumejan complex.
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