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There are more and more countries who are legalizing the use of cannabis for medical purposes and recreational one. This means that the demand for cannabis will now be growing since it's now being legalized by many. In fact, according to the ArcView Market Research, in 2027, the spending on cannabis can hit for up to USD 57.
In this article written by Thomas Pellechia, he talks about a growing demand of cannabis around the world, and more specifically in North America:
The largest group of cannabis buyers will be in North America, going from $9.2 billion in 2017 to $47.3 billion a decade later. The largest growth spread, however, is predicted within the rest-of-world markets, from $52 million spent in 2017 to a projected $2.5 billion in 2027.
The worldwide adult recreational cannabis market remains hampered by the United Nations and its 1961 Single Convention on Narcotic Drugs. The Arcview and BDS report believes nothing will be done to change the U.N. attitude until U.S. federal laws legalize marijuana — something Arcview's CEO, Troy Dayton, believes will happen after the 2020 presidential election.
Still, the main difference between the U.S. and European cannabis markets is that in the U.S., recreational use will dominate sales. With a budget of $1.3 trillion in health care spending, European government-subsidized health care systems will bring the medical cannabis market to dominate Europe and become the largest medical marijuana market in the world. Read full post here…
Legalization of cannabis all over the world can be seen as a benefit and a disadvantage depending on how people will utilize it.


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There are many different ways that people can volunteer to help the Animals at Heart Organization, such as:
Administration – Animals at Heart also uses volunteers to assist in administrative details such as proof-reading documents or getting items ready to be mailed or distributed. Administrative volunteers can also help by donating their professional essay writing services, such as in grant writing or print media services.
Education – Volunteers who have completed the training requirements for our educational programs can assist us in doing educational demonstrations such as the ones for our PACT Program's dog bite prevention and education.
Events – Animals at Heart occasionally has events that require the assistance of volunteers. For example, following a major disaster such as a hurricane, the ANGEL Program relies on the assistance of volunteers to help with the distribution of relief supplies to pet owners who were affected.
Fundraising Efforts – We need people who can help us solicit funds and pet supplies for our programs! Volunteers who wish to assist with fundraising would be responsible for things such as organizing a donation drive in your area or soliciting matching contributions from companies who have such programs.
Material Distribution – Animals at Heart occasionally needs material distributed to places such as animal hospitals and veterinary clinics. An example of the type of material we distribute would be post cards that we give to veterinarians who agree to then hand them out to people who are suffering the loss of a pet. The postcards tell the pet owner about our pet loss services and our online chats.
Newsletter Production – Do you like to write? Do you have ideas or questions that you wish someone would do an article on? Then perhaps you would like to help with our quarterly newsletter. The Animals at Heart Newsletter needs people who enjoy factual and informative writing, don't mind researching hot topics, or someone who has creative ideas for potential stories.

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We wrote this guide to for the intrepid organizers of events of all shapes and sizes. Trade shows, meet ups, conferences, expos, and summits all at their core aim to bring people together, and that's where matchmaking makes an impact. We've been making matches at our own and at client events for years, and firmly believe that it can be the key to an unforgettable event.
In this guide we will give you matchmaking best practices for events of all types and with all types of budgets. Keep an eye out as you read along for handy tear-outs and bonus features that you can use when setting up matchmaking at your upcoming events.
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In-Motion Load Volume Scanner
Simple - Fast - Accurate
Volumetric Belt Scanner
The Walz Belt Scanner uses time-of-flight technology for non-contact measurement of volume flow on conveyor belts. The Walz Belt Scanner works as a simple and user-friendly sensor, shorten the development time, and decrease the maintenance cost as well. It has a robust structure and is reliable. Using the multi-echo technology, the Walz Belt Scanner WBS-1 can combine time-of-flight data with the belt speed to generate a reliable volume flow signal, regardless of the bulk material's properties or weather conditions. The integrated center-of-gravity calculator can be used to detect uneven loading of the bulk material and avoid excessive belt wear. Its tough industrial housing is well suited to rugged operating conditions. An integrated heater also ensures safe operation in cold temperatures. All this significantly reduces maintenance costs vs. standard belt scales.
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By Nat Kofi Abu-Bonsrah
Last month I participated in two special events organized by the Corporate Council on Africa (CCA) on the sidelines of the United Nations General Assembly (UNGA). On September 19, Shearman & Sterling hosted a Presidential Dialogue on the Future of U.S.-Africa Business Relations, bringing together President Kigame of Rwanda, Mr. Aliko Dangote of Dangote Group, members of the Diplomatic Core from several African countries, CEO's of major U.S. and African firms, and other key stakeholders to discuss the business environment in Africa broadly. The dialogue gave participants an opportunity to talk about key investment opportunities across the African continent and potential ways to forge U.S.-Africa business partnerships that will contribute to increase and diversify U.S.-Africa trade and investment.
Mr. Aliko Dangote, who is Africa's richest man, told investors to take a keen look at the agricultural sector on the continent stating that "Africa will become the food basket of the world." In addition to agriculture, Dangote cited the need to focus on manufacturing more goods locally for domestic consumption on the continent. He also acknowledged that there are challenges that need to be tackled directly when it comes to Africa, especially tribalism and corruption. He told American investors not to be lazy but rather to go to Africa and get the real story for themselves instead of relying on outdated news and wrong perceptions of the continent. He reiterated that things have changed on the continent.
President Kigame of Rwanda touted the progress his country has made over the past 17 years since he has been in power. He focused more on the corruption that has hindered growth but expressed hope on the prospects of Africa. "Corruption is not African, it's just corruption. People have developed a misconception that corruption is the way of life in Africa. This is far from the truth," President Kigame stated. This misperception has affected investments coming into Africa. Both panelists concluded by saying Africa should be seen as a place where you can conduct serious business, despite the challenges.
On September 20, I participated in the Forum on Advancing Health Priorities in Africa which brought together stakeholders from the private sector and public health community to discuss ways to make health a greater financial priority for countries in Africa. The keynote speaker, Dr. Mwele Ntuli Malecela who is the Director of the Regional Office for Africa at the World Health Organization (WHO), focused her speech on the UN Sustainable Development Goal (SDG) on Health. She stated that African governments are interested more in health now than ever before, therefore, there is an opportunity for great public/private partnerships when it comes to health. She contended that the WHO was vigorously encouraging partnerships with the private sector in accomplishing universal healthcare coverage for all African citizens. There was a Davos-style panel discussion after Dr. Malecela' s statement which comprised of Betty Chiang, Senior Director, Head of Public Health & Medical Affairs, Gilead Sciences; Trevor Gunn, Vice President, International Relations, Medtronic; David Barash, Chief Medical Officer, GE Foundation; and Scott Ratzan, President, AB InBev Foundation. The panel discussion focused on implementing the correct enabling environment to ensure successful public/private partnerships.
These events were a very great opportunity for me considering my passion for global affairs and human security and my love for the African continent. The insightfulness of the conversations and vast experiences of the many participants shed light on what I would like to do after I graduate from the University of Baltimore. I was able to network with key policymakers from various countries around the world while at the same time represent the University of Baltimore and the College of Public Affairs.
Nat Kofi Abu-Bonsrah is currently a student in the Global Affairs and Human Security graduate program and will graduate this December. His participation in the conferences was made possible by the College of Public Affairs' Student Professional Development Fund.


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Broward County participates in the annual International Coastal Cleanup, sponsored by the Ocean Conservancy. The Cleanup takes place in over 104 countries around the world and typically on the 3rd Saturday of September.
The 33rd Annual Coastal Cleanup is tentatively scheduled for September 15, 2018, from 9 am until noon. Please dress appropriately for the weather, either rain or shine; however, the Cleanup may be postponed or cancelled due to a tropical weather system resulting in a Watch or Warning. Call 954-519-1218 for cancellation information.
To participate, bring a hat, gloves, sunscreen, and water to one of the cleanup site locations identified on the map below.
Want to do a cleanup, but it's not Coastal Cleanup time? Go to VolunteerCleanup.org for other beach cleanups happening in your area. Also, download the Ocean Conservancy's reporting app Clean Swell so all your cleanup efforts add to the knowledge data base!
Email email@example.com to register for this year's cleanup event. Please include your name, contact information, organization, site at which you wish to participate, and number of attendees.
Bring a bucket/Save a bag! Although each site will have trashbags for volunteers, if you have a 5-gallon bucket at home you can bring to use, that will keep one more plastic bag out of a trash disposal site.
On October 7, 2017, 1,629 people volunteered their time to help clean the beaches in Broward County as part of the 32nd Annual International Coastal Cleanup. Broward County Environmental Protection and Growth Management Department staff worked with local municipalities and collected 8,057 pounds of trash from 13 cleanup site locations. Items collected ranged from baby toys to biohazardous waste. An estimated 75,750 pieces of trash were picked up with the number one trash item being small plastic pieces, over 14,000 pieces collected.
Cleanup volunteers came from all parts of Broward County including Deerfield Beach, Pompano Beach, Lauderdale-By-The-Sea, Fort Lauderdale, Dania Beach, Hollywood and Hallandale Beach as well as southern Palm Beach and northern Miami-Dade Counties, and even around the country. One year, a couple on their honeymoon from Virginia helped out at Lauderdale-By-The-Sea after disembarking from a cruise ship at Port Everglades. Also, personnel from the Florida Department of Environmental Protection for Hugh Taylor Birch and Mizell-Johnson (formerly John U. Lloyd) State Parks were a tremendous help at those two locations. Local groups included environmental clubs from various schools, Girl Scouts, Boy Scouts and Cub Scouts, local corporations, concerned individuals, and County employees all interested in helping the environment.
Below are sites and sign-in/parking instructions for the Coastal Cleanup. Please check back before the Cleanup date as information is subject to change as details are being worked out.
Updated 05/03/18
A1. Deerfield Beach – Take Hillsboro Boulevard to A1A and turn right (south). Turn left on S.E. 1st Street and park across the street from the Fire Station. Sign in and pick up a parking pass (limited number available) at the chickee hut. Place the parking pass on the dashboard of your vehicle for the duration of the Cleanup.
A2. Deerfield Island Park – Due to post-Irma conditions at the Park, only a limited number of volunteers can participate at this location and the limit has been reached. The site is now closed to additional volunteers.
Pre-registered volunteers, take Hillsboro Boulevard to Riverview Rd. and turn left (north) and follow the road to the end which is Sullivan Park. Parking is free at Sullivan for 3 hours if you enter your license plate number into the meter. Deerfield Island Park is just across the canal. A free shuttle to Deerfield Island Park is available for those wanting to cleanup the shoreline and will run from 9 am until 4 pm. Volunteers can participate either on shore or by kayak/canoe/waterboard. Some kayaks are available from the Park, but on a first come basis.
B. Pompano Beach - construction in the area! – There is construction on N. Pompano Beach Rd. just south of the cleanup site. Access the Pompano Beach Rd. off NE 3rd St. and park in any metered space or city lot along the beach. Sign in at Pavilion 2 north of the pier and pick up a parking pass (limited number). Place the parking pass on the dashboard of your vehicle for the duration of the Cleanup. Do not back in your car! Please note the parking passes are not valid for the parking garage.
C. Lauderdale-by-the-Sea - Sign in at El Prado Park, approximately two blocks north of the pier. Parking is available at the El Prado lot or Town Hall (across A1A).
D. Oakland Park Blvd. - Sign in at Earl Lifshey Ocean Park located at the end of Oakland Park Blvd., east of A1A. Limited parking is available at the lot on the SE corner of A1A and Oakland Park Blvd.
E. Hugh Taylor Birch State Park – When you arrive at the gate, tell park personnel you are participating in the Coastal Cleanup. Follow the walkway around the left of the concessionaire building and sign in near the tunnel entrance to the beach.
F. Fort Lauderdale Beach - Registration table is at South Beach Park, at the picnic tables north of the restrooms. Parking passes are available at the table for parking only at the Intracoastal Lot (S. Birch Rd. and Las Olas Blvd).
G. Von D. Mizell and Eula Johnson (formerly John U. Lloyd State Park) – When you arrive at the gate, tell park personnel you are participating in the Coastal Cleanup. Once in the park, make your first left and sign in at the Marina Pavilion.
H. Dania Beach - The Cleanup location is at the end of Dania Beach Boulevard, where it intersects with A1A. Sign in and pick up a parking pass (limited number available) at the Frank C. "Tootie" Adler Park pavilion. Place the parking pass on the dashboard of your vehicle for the duration of the Cleanup.
I. Hollywood Beach North – The Cleanup location is at North Beach Park at the end of Sheridan Street. When you arrive at the gate, tell park personnel you are participating in the Coastal Cleanup. Sign-in station is halfway down the park on the right (east) side.
J. Hollywood Beach Central - Park in the garage at the south end of the Oceanwalk Mall, located at A1A and Hollywood Boulevard. Sign-in is at the Oceanwalk Mall outdoor pavilion. No parking passes are available this year.
K. Hollywood Beach South - Closed
L. Hallandale Beach - Sign in at South City Beach Park, 1870 S. Ocean Drive. Parking passes are available at the registration table.


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The Divine Youth
Not all children come of parents.
The Divine Youth:
eternal child of the starry firmament
graceless and grace-filled font of light
precocious adept of the unending mystery
You are the queer spark,
the light that kindles the flames of transformation.
You are first and last and wondering at that place.
The jungle, overgrown with concrete and bullets, is your home as much as the glade. For even as we yearn to protect you, you protect us.
Your wonder is our shield against the shadows of apathy, and it is the gift of immediacy and presence amongst the strife of the world.
We call you forth unknowing, in moments where time ceases and we are caught amongst the stars, and moments where the stars are caught amongst us.
You come to us and from us, but,
Not all children come of parents.


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So excited to share this beautiful collaboration today! The inspiration was set up by the very talented Leslie Dawn Events and captured by photographer Stephanie Sunderland, who is also very talented as you can see by the images posted below. The location of the event was at the Springville Art Museum and if you have been there you know the look of the museum has that Spanish/Barcelona flare to it, perfect location for this Spanish Wedding Inspiration Shoot!
Other amazing Utah vendors involved:
Invitations and name tags: Jeneze Designs of course, my personal favorite part!
Flowers: Botanical Eden, aren't the flower arrangements beautiful!
Models: Carly and Joey with Niya model management
Hair and makeup: Makeup by Brynn Thomas
Brides Dress: Maggie Sottero through The Bridal Closet
Groom's Suit: Urbana Custom Clothier
Cake: Sweet Arleens, love the peaches on the cake, so fun!
Rentals: Diamond Rental
Enjoy all of the lovely inspiration below!


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Sometimes I want to see all the constants I have defined. Here is some diagnostic PHP I use for displaying all user-defined constants.
function diag_defined_user_constants( $sort = true, $echo = true ) { $constants = get_defined_constants(true); $u_constants = $constants['user']; if ( $sort ) { ksort($u_constants); } if ( $echo ) { echo 'User Constants:<pre>' . print_r($u_constants, true) . '</pre>'; } else { return $u_constants; } }
The native PHP function get_defined_constants returns an associative array of all defined constants, including user-defined constants and those defined in PHP core and by its extensions. By including the optional categorize parameter and setting it to true, the function returns a multidimensional array whose first-dimension keys are the categories.
Since I care only about user-defined constants, line 3 defines the variable $u_constants accordingly. Note the use of the ksort function here, since the keys of the $constants['user'] array are associative.
I would call the function like this:
diag_defined_user_constants(); // using default arguments
I get a result that looks like this:
User Constants: Array ( [ADD_HISTORY_PAGE] => /crm/add-history.php [ADMIN_INCLUDES_PATH] => /home/user/public_html/crm/_includes/ [CRM_ADD_HISTORY_PAGE] => /crm/add-history.php [CRM_EDIT_CONTACT_PAGE] => /crm/add-edit-contact.php [CRM_EDIT_HISTORY_PAGE] => /crm/edit-history.php [CRM_EDIT_RESULT_CODES_PAGE] => /crm/add-edit-result-code.php [HISTORY_REPORT_PAGE] => /crm/history-report.php [MODULE_INCLUDES_PATH] => /home/user/public_html/crm/_includes/ [MODULE_ROOT_DIR] => /crm/ [ROOT_DIR] => /crm/ [SHOW_DIAGS] => 1 [SITE_FOOTER] => /home/user/public_html/crm/_includes/pagebottom.php [SITE_HEADER] => /home/user/public_html/crm/_includes/pagetop.php [VIEW_HISTORY_PAGE] => /crm/view-history.php )
If you have questions or comments about this snippet of diagnostic PHP — or if you have some of your own diagnostic PHP to share — feel free to leave a comment.
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This cute home features two bedrooms, one bathroom, separate kitchen as well as a spacious open plan living and dining area which will provide a light and warm space to savour the ever changing vista.
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The walk up allows you to enjoy the most amazing views of Evans Bay, Lyall Bay, Mount Victoria and beyond.
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FFXIVstuff, aka monster hunter XIV
FFXIVstuff, aka monster hunter XIV
Aug 4 2009, 03:05 PM
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The latest edition of Famitsu Wave recently hit newsstands in Japan, bringing with it a DVD which contains an 8-minute exposé on Square Enix's second stab at the MMO genre, Final Fantasy XIV. The whole video is posted after the break. Fret not -- it sports convenient English subtitles.
Here's some of the more titillating excerpts: The game features a reinvented character progression system which does not include experience points or leveling up. The job system from XI will make an appearance, but in a heavily altered form -- an interview with the game's director, Nobuaki Komoto, revealed that the game will place a focus on the weapons players use, explaining that your armaments will determine "the way you play" and "the way you grow." Sounds reminiscent of Final Fantasy IX. (That's a very good thing.)
In addition, FFXIV producer Hiromichi Tanaka explained that the game takes place in a new region with a more "modern" feel to it -- the mysterious Eorzea which was mentioned in the trailer. The new world features familiar races (albeit with new names), and plays host to a "deep story," which is told through cut-scenes and quests. For more FFXIV info than you can possibly handle, check the video after the jump.
sounds similar to monster hunter no?
Race Scans
Someone translated the text on BG Forums regarding the characters:
"When you make your character, aside from choosing the race, you will also be able to customize their appearance. Head, skin color, hair type etc, there will be multiple factors. Just how exact we will be able to customize their appearance is still unknown, but we mean it in a good way when we say that it seems like it will become a worry to many players."
Aug 5 2009, 05:51 AM
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Direct translations from the Famitsu article courtesy of neoGAF:
Hyuran: 2 clans - midlanders and highlanders
Elezen: the original race of Eorzea, oppose the Hyurans, developed hearing
Roegadyn: more human looking than Galkans, their base is in the north and there are a lot of fishermen
Lalafell: based in the south, agricultural, high intelligence, not many females
Miqo'te: 2 clans - the Sun Seekers who live regular daytime lives and the Moon Keepers who are nocturnal, not a lot of males, not clear if they will speak like cats
More races to come later
Desert City - Uldaha
Forest City - Gridania
Ocean City - Rimsa Rominsa
(the spelling could be way off, just going from the 2ch stuff Munba posted)
Armory System:
- you can change jobs and lifestyles freely
- by changing your weapon, you are essneitally changing jobs, and can do so anywhere
- so if you are invited to a PT and there are a lot of fighters, you can switch to a caster, then when your adventures are over, go fishing or synth some stuff
- weapons and def gear all have their own merit. if you want to hone a particular skill, you can coordinate your equipment in that direction
- rather than character levels and skills, the main thing is the skill of the item you are holding
- you can play on your own and switch between fighter and caster to heal yourself, so soloing is easy
- changing is as simple as changing your weapon, so there's no stress
- typical jobs of the FF series, e.g. warrior and black mage, are being avoided
- you can basically enjoy this world in any way you want.
Guild Leave:
- these are passes of trust you obtain from guilds
- a Leave is not a quest. it's a card.
- you can mix your Leaves with other players' Leaves
- at the Adventurers' Guild, you can get Guild Leaves
- there are Leaves that you can't get when your skill is low
- typically a Leave will take 30 mins to complete, there are some shorter too
- you can set the number of people needed to clear the Leave by yourself (seems to be like a difficulty level)
- if one person is carrying a Leave, other players may join whether they have the same Leave or not
- the contents of the Leave change after a week passes
- you can carry multiple Leaves (they are card form, like invitations)
- Guild Leaves are designed like Tarot cards and are really beautiful
Ethelite (sp?)
- installations that can warp you to your adventuring spot instantly
- in Eorzea, the cities are not all on one connecting landmass, like they were in FFXI
- the difference between races is not as big as FFXI
- but their is a difference between male and females, which they are keeping secret
- character creation: face, hair colour, eye colour, skin, etc. etc.
- battles are realtime, but not action based
- targeting an enemy and fighting (like FFXI) is not the main system, there will be a lot that you have to think about besides the target itself.
- because of the armory system, they are going to make it possible to carry lots of stuff
- there will also be stuff included that makes it easy to change gear
- they're considering whether to let you master everything or not - there may be a see-saw like approach (like FFXI)
- the base of the character growth is the weapon. use a weapon and raise your skills.
- they are considering the option to let you arrange your windows how you want
- weapons will degrade with use
- Guild Leaves include monster hunting, expulsion, skilling up, etc etc
- when you go on a Leave run, you can use Ethelite to take you where you need to go instantly
- there are pirates in Rimsa
- Miqo'te are more catlike
- some trumpeting about how it's going to be an awesome game
- right from the start, it'll be exciting and you'll be thinking "orly!?"
- weather changes, day/night too
- 1 game day = 1 earth hour
- people who can only play an hour a day will still be able to enjoy the game
- the monetary system is Gil
- the people living in the cities all have their own backstory
- you'll start the game from your home city (I guess it's based on race, but doesn't say implicitly).
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Here's our weekly diary of what the Bunch have been eating and drinking this week…
Yee Gan: As Emma had to go for a wedding dress fitting in Horsham, we took the opportunity to have lunch at Michelin-starred Restaurant Tristan. We had some fabulous food from their summer menu. Full review to follow.
Becky: I had my hen party up in Whistler BC back in May, and one of the things we missed out on was the Beaver Tail. So what did I do when I went back up to Whistler this past weekend? I got a Beaver Tail. This is an essential snack when you're up here – a flat fried piece of dough dusted with cinnamon and sugar. Essentially a flat but fluffy donut! It really hit the spot, especially right after a disappointing dinner we just had. Other people have told me that they call them Whale's Tail, as well as Elephant Ears – what do you guys call them?
Becky: Melanie and I have heard a lot of buzz about Peak Pies, so we had to make a stop there before leaving Whistler. I decided to get the chicken leek and mushroom pie, which was absolutely delicious! The crust was nice and flakey, and the filling was super flavorful. We also "peaked the pie" (add peas, mash, and gravy), but I felt the pie was good enough on its own that it didn't need the extras. Frozen pies are also available, so Melanie picked up a few to bring back home. What an awesome way to end off Whistler!
Grant: As you may have seen in my review last week, I got to experience an amazing meal today! Who knew 3D printed food could be a gimmick and incredibly tasty. I'd tell you about it, but you can just check out my review instead.
Linzi: In an ever lasting mission to consume the most calories possible while wondering why I never lose weight, I embarked on a Freakshake quest. Sadly it took me to a vegan disappointment of epic proportions at The Canvas Cafe. While this might look pretty, it was all style and no substance. I'll be reviewing it soon so check back to hear all about it. This experience did lead the Boozy Bunch to decide on trying to find the best Freakshake in town so stay tuned for more cream topped adventures and shopping excursions for stretchy pants.
Grant: When you're out hunting pokemon, you work up an appetite, so I stopped into one of my favorite lunch places near work to get some sustenance before grabbing my 1000th pidgey (and maybe a cubone). I grabbed a beef sandwich from Upper Fleet Bakery, and it was delicious. It had very tasty beef and cheese on a hard roll. Unfortunately, it did kind of fall apart, but I devoured it anyway. (And don't worry, it came with a salad on the side, so I got plenty of veggies too!)
Sanj: A friend and I tried out the set menu deal at HIX Mayfair and enjoyed an evening of swish service at Brown's Hotel. We started with these pre-starter 'snax' (yep they tried to end everything on the menu with an x) of crispy whitebait, soft-boiled quail's eggs and my fave, walnut and blue cheese mini scones!
Reviews from the week…
We were excited to bring you an epic world first this week, as Grant nabbed an exclusive spot at Food Ink, the first ever 3D printed food restaurant. Vicky fell in love with Ozone coffee, and Jules got a Turkish feed at Anteplilar. Elsewhere Sanj enjoyed the Michelin starred delights of Tom Kitchin's kitchen in Edinburgh, while Yee Gan ventured off-Strip for modern Japanese in Vegas!
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It's been a huge year for Prosecco so far in 2015. Far from a poor man's Champagne, the newest trend in sparkling wine has taken the world by storm with sales so strong there was even fear of a 'global Prosecco shortage' crisis.
Emilie Reynolds reports.
Building a reputation as a premium sparkling wine, the Italian variety overtook Champagne as the most popular choice of bubbles across the globe.
In the UK alone, Prosecco achieved a 74.6 per cent uplift in the year to 20 July 2014, according to figures from Kantar Worldpanel, while one of the country's biggest on-trade suppliers, Bibendum, reported a 295 per cent surge in super-premium Prosecco sales with a 150 per cent rise for premium Prosecco.
The category is also on top in the US with 18 million Americans now said to drink sparkling wine at least once a week, according to a report by Wine Intelligence.
While Champagne has long been the dominant sparkling import in the US, Prosecco is beginning to make ground with an increased prominence of imported sparkling wine styles, especially Prosecco, pushing sales past 20 million cases a year.
In Australia, Prosecco is both imported and locally grown by a select few vineyards predominately located in Victoria's King Valley.
Dubbed 'Australia's home of Prosecco', the King Valley offers supreme weather conditions that allow a successful growing season for the variety.
History of Prosecco in Australia
Prosecco's introduction into Australia can be traced back to Otto Dal Zotto, owner of Dal Zotto Wines together with his wife Elena. Dal Zotto recognised the tranquil King Valley was similar to his home land in Northern Italy and decided to take a huge risk by purchasing a property and planting vines.
In 1999, inspired by his childhood spent in the town of Valdobbiadene, the birthplace of Prosecco, Dal Zotto planted the first Prosecco vines in Australia.
Michael Dal Zotto, son of Otto and current chief winemaker and CEO of Dal Zotto Wines, said his family were lucky to discover an Italian migrant who had already imported the variety to Australia.
"Customs had the gentleman's contact details which allowed him to be contacted to discover if cuttings of the variety were available," Michael said. "In the spirit of cooperation common in the Australian wine industry, the gentleman obliged and so stage one of the dream of Dal Zotto's growing Prosecco in Australia proceeded."
Michael said by the end of 1999, the winery had planted their first Prosecco vines, after a 12 month process to produce grafted Prosecco vines in sufficient number to allow a viable planting to be undertaken.
"The overall project from sourcing the material to making the first bottle of Prosecco took six years (1998-2004) of hard work, with the first vintage being released in December 2004, under the new look Dal Zotto brand," Michael said.
Growing Prosecco in the King Valley
With its numerous microclimates, the King Valley has become home to Prosecco. The grapes thrive in conditions which are cold in winter and hot in summer which makes north-east Victoria an ideal location.
Michael said Dal Zotto Wines have been growing Prosecco in a number of vineyards ranging from 300 to 400 metres above sea level.
"These vineyards are throughout King Valley in Whitfield, Cheshunt and the Rose River Valley," he said "The vines are arch cane pruned as we find this gives the most even ripening and consistent production from year to year."
Michael said budburst has traditionally occurred in mid-September with harvest kicking off around last week of Feb to the middle of March.
"The variety can be quite generous which is a reason for our change from spur pruning to arch cane and we tend to have a yield of 10 to 15 tonne to the hectare," he said.
"The variety is quite disease resistant and it has an open bunch."
Brown Brothers, another winery which produces Prosecco in the King Valley, has a bank style vineyard which sits at a 450 metre altitude on deep red, well-structured soil.
Brett McClen, Brown Brothers chief viticulturist, said the winery has been harvesting Prosecco in the region since 2008.
"Our annual production is pushing up towards 1000 tonnes," McClen said.
"We started with something in the order of 80 tonnes back in 2008 and it has grown very rapidly."
Without access to their own nursery, McClen said Brown Brothers source material from the nurserymen at Euston, which is the old Chalmer's Nursery.
Like Dal Zotto Wines, McClen said he mostly cane prunes the vines, but has experimented with some spur pruning in the past.
"It's a very productive variety," he said. "We're probably seeing a trend that it's more fruitful off cane pruning but regardless it's very productive under both systems."
McClen said the grapes have been reasonably robust in adverse weather with the large bunch weight acting as an advantage.
"The architecture of the bunches are also very large, so it is quite a straggly bunch which helps with the disease resistance," he said. "It is prone to powdery but in terms of botrytis we find that when there is rain, the water actually drains through the bunches so it's not prone to splitting."
From bunch to bottle
To ensure Australian Prosecco is as close to the original Italian wine as possible, Michael said he has stuck to traditional winemaking methods.
"Dal Zotto Wines employ two methods to produce Prosecco," he said. "L'Immigrante Prosecco, is made with the traditional method 'champenoise', but the majority of the harvest goes into making the Vintage Pucino Prosecco and NV Pucino Prosecco, produced using the 'charmat' method."
In Italy the charmat method would be used for 99 per cent of all Prosecco produced.
Michael said the fruit was generally harvested around nine to 10.5 baume by machine and top loaded into the press.
"The juice is then racked and inoculated," he said. "Fermentation takes approximately two weeks and aiming for a temperature range of 14-16 degrees throughout the ferment.
"We ferment the wine dry and then during the charmat process aim to ferment back to our desired residual sugar level and a CO2 level of around 9.5 to 10.5g/l."
Michael said at the end of the process, the final wine was fresh with delicate aromatics of jasmine, wisteria and citrus blossom and on the palate.
"There is crisp apple and citrus flavours and good balance between acid and residual sugar," he said.
A growing trend
Melissa Brauer, marketing consultant and Dal Zotto Wines' Prosecco Queen, said the variety has been fast growing in popularity in Australia.
"Over the past few years there has been a much wider promotion and public awareness of the variety, especially through events and social media," she said. "Australian trends seem to always follow the UK and US where Prosecco is very popular.
"The popularity over summer of the Aperol Spritz also put Prosecco on people's drinking radar, and there has been literally a tripling of the number of Proseccos available at Dan Murphy's."
Brauer said the City of Wangaratta Tourism together with the King Valley wineries have worked hard to embrace social media in a really inclusive way, promoting the region as a whole as well as the home of Prosecco.
An initiative called 'Prosecco Road' has been started by King Valley Prosecco winemakers has been driven by Christian Dal Zotto, Dal Zotto Wines sales and marketing manager, for the past six years.
Christian said he has seen huge growth in the demand for Prosecco.
"As a wine, it is approachable with its delicate aromatics and fresh crisp palate, which makes it appeal to a broad audience," he said.
"This is evident at our 'Primavera del Prosecco' festival in November where we celebrate the release of the new seasons Prosecco.
Michael said the winery has experienced as many as 2000 visitors across all demographics enjoy Prosecco at the festival.
"All in all we see Prosecco as a wine for all occasions and to be enjoyed at any time," he said.
An extended version of this article was first published in the September 2015 edition of the Grapegrower & Winemaker magazine.
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Now what: For the full year, Acme now sees revenue of $308-$310 million, which is off from its earlier forecast of $315-$320 million. Of course, with the stock now down a whopping 70% from its April highs, you've got to think that a good chunk of that pessimism is already baked into the price. Trying to catch a "falling knife" isn't easy, but given its still very strong position in the carrier market, Acme might be worth a shot.
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NEWSPAPER copy editors aren't the only ones who fret about the proper name for a political institution. Sometimes it's the people who inhabit them, too.
As of Nov. 1, the treaty that expanded the powers and functions of the European Community took effect. Remember the European Community -- the EC? It was the successor to the European Economic Community, familiarly known as the EEC (or to Americans as the Common Market). The EEC was the successor, in a fashion, to the European Coal and Steel Community, which was not familiarly known to anyone (and still exists).
The Treaty of Maastricht introduces the European Union, which adds foreign and defense policy to the old community's economic integration. It's getting so complicated even senior European officials like British Prime Minister John Major stumble over whether they're talking about the EC or the EU.


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When I was still in my university years, I used to think about what's the best way to teach physics to my future students. When I was interviewed by MARA, I told them personally that the best way to teach students physics is to let the students 'feel' physics. Let them explore and let them learn from their mistakes and show them how physics is one of the knowledge that give them the space to be creative and try to explain the universe and how it works. Ideally I planned an environment where the students are free to dig the subject, plan their own experiments, and ultimately have the ability to deduce. It doesn't have to be the right explanation, as long they're comfortable to share and discuss their ideas, that'll be just fine. I'd like to make an environment where the students feel safe to pour their thoughts in my class. Where their views are respected and sharing ideas is one of the main elements in my teaching.
How my ideals were quickly crushed, well, not crushed but I quickly realized the challenges, when I started my career as a teacher. I have learnt physics much that I have immersed myself into an ideal world. Just a quick explanation, in physics, we deal mostly in a controlled environment. I could do the stuff I want in my 1st paragraph of this post, but I have to celebrate the fact that I need to appreciate the external factors that influence my teaching profession. One of the factors I left out from my equation of teaching students physics was time. At the end of the day, I have to prepare my students for their exams, which will prepare them for their SPM. I have to complete the syllabus in time no matter what. We could argue about the exam-oriented policies all we want, but that's not my main point right now.
Another factor which I regret taking out is the students' understanding of the subject. I assume the students will all understand the things I say to them the first time they hear them. How easy I forgot how I was as well a student who didn't have a clue on what's my teacher's blabbing in front. I have as well need to take into my consideration that for example in a class of 25 students, there will be students who are quite advanced in their understanding of the topic that it'll bore them to death if I reduce my pace to cater the students who have difficulties in understanding physics. Not that I feel the students who are quite slow in understanding my teachings to be a burden to me, rather I find those students to be the most interesting as I was in their shoes when I was at school and I'd like to see the happiness in their faces when they finally grab the concepts I wasted (invest maybe?) my saliva on to explain in my class. As I pay my attention to this type of students, the advanced should never be discriminated upon. That's the challenge. We're are not at all the same, and I have to give my attention to everyone in my limited space of time, and my physical being, as one man.
* sometimes I do think teaching as an art. Both an art to convince people and to make your audience understand what you're 'selling' and an art of producing this:-
Basically, that's how the world runs. We can plan all we want, but the randomness still there. The best we could do is to consider as many circumstances as we can and plan on how to tackle the situations. At the end, I'm a human being who could never estimate everything the chaotic world throws at me. It'll be tiring and sometimes not worth the time spent. That's why to me personally, the planning is not everything, the way we handle the issue when it arises is also important. That's something we can brush on. It's a skill that comes from experience, sometimes from the experience of others. Problems are not to be ignored, they have to be faced. We won't get full if we don't eat, as well we won't have experience if we don't face our problems.
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Reuse half your coffee grinds in your reusable K-Cup (I use the Solofill Cup) for your second cup of coffee. I empty half the grinds out and then fill the top half with fresh grinds. The taste is pretty much the same! I have tried using the same grinds again without adding anything new, unfortunately, the taste is too bland for me! My coffee grinds have lasted so much longer using this technique! Another easy way to save a little extra!
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Well, this touring season started with a bang, and ended with a bang! The middle part was, well, more of a whisper. We decided to stay home for most of the summer for a variety of reasons, not least of which was a big build and big move to our new studio! (funky new lounge […]
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A Fox was boasting to a Cat of its clever plans for escaping its enemies. "I have a whole bag of tricks," he said.
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- For this video, you will learn the basics of the Adobe Experience Manager interface, and how to navigate to different parts of the platform. Open the Adobe Experience Manager and log in. Depending on how your training environment is set up, you may have your own username and password or you you may be using the default username and password of admin. I'll go ahead and enter admin for the username and admin for password. Click sign in. Once you have logged in, you will be on the AEM projects page. To move around the Adobe Experience Manager, you can access navigation by clicking on the Adobe Experience Manager logo or text in the upper right hand corner.
When you click on the logo or text, the navigation menu appears and you are able to select where you want to go. The menu will close when you click on a navigation item or you click the logo or text again. The search icon will allow you to search the Adobe Experience Manager for content that is stored in the system. Click the X to exit the search menu. The question mark icon will give you access to help for AEM. The Adobe Marketing Cloud navigation will give you access to other parts of the marketing cloud that your organization uses that you may have access to. The bell icon will take you to the notifications interface in AEM.
The user icon will allow you to manage your user preferences and sign out. If you have administrative privileges, it will also allow you to impersonate other users in the system. The view icon will allow you to switch between the card, list and stats view, and the options will vary based on what area of the Adobe Experience Manager you are in. The create button will allow you to create different types of content in the Adobe Experience Manager based on where you are in the system. For example, on the projects page, you are able to create folders and additional projects. The icon to toggle the sidebar menu will also give you different options based on where you are in the Adobe Experience Manager.
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LLL La Main Gauche's, La Main Qui Tremble's Lac La Nonne, Lac St. Anne, Lake of the Woods, Lapatak's, Large Organs Le Boeuf Blanc's, Le Croup De Pheasant's, Le Grand Diable'sl Le Gross Francois', Le Grosse Francois', Le Pere Du Grimaceu's, Le Petit Soldat's, Le Premier Qui Vole, Le Robe de Vent's, Lean Man's, Leaves, Left Hand's, Left Handed's, Lefty's, Les Gens De Bras, Les Gens De Canot, Les Yeux Gris' Light's, Lightning's, Like a Fish, Little Black Bear's, Little Chief's, Little Dogs, Little Girl's, Little Mountain's, Little Owl's, Little Rock Mountain People, Little Round Man's, Little Soldier's Lodge Pole's, Lonely Dogs, Long Lodge's, Longview I.R. # 216A, Looking Like A Ghost,
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MMM McLean's, Mad Bear's, Magna's, Mah-min's, Man Who Took The Coat's, Manghpeeya Owate Hokshi's, Manito Napewak, Manito Uitkatt's, Manitoba Focus, Manitoba Indian Brotherhood, Manitoba Metis Federation, Manitoba Warriors, Manitoba Bands, Manitou Potte's, Manitou Pte's, Manitou Pwat's, Manitowak Pwat, Mantannes, Mantawapowak, Manto Uitkatt's, Masgaahsid's, Masgwa Ahsid's, Mashquegon, Maskekwatik's, Maskwa Ahsid's, Maskwa Asid's, Maskwa Kwatik's, Maskwa Misit's, Masquegon, Master Bow's, Matejach Kiokens', Mato Witko's, Mau To Weet Ko's, Mautoweetko's, Maza Kangi's, Maza Usna's Me'na U Hi'nah's, Meat Bag, Meat Hunter's, Medicine Coulee, Mekesue Indians, Menahuhina's, Menatoba's, Metal Ringing's, Methodist Mina Yuhen's, Minayougha's, Minayuhen's, Minneshenakato, Minisantonwabi, Minishinakato, Minishinayen's, Minisose, Minisose Sunkcebi, Misketo's, Mission, Missouri River, Missouri River Dogs Moldy People Montmartre, Montmartre Reserve Moose Mountain, Moose Woods, Moosekiller's Morley Nakoda Bands Moses Bearspaw's, Mosquito's, Mosquito-Grizzly Bear's Head's Mouldy People, Mountain Assiniboin, Mountain, Mountain People, Mountain Poets, Mountain Village Muskegwatic's, Muskekwatic, Musketwatic
NNN Nakoda Spirit's, Napeshin Society, Narrows, Narrows Indian Reservation, Nation of the Boeuf, Naywatame Poet, NehiaPwat, Nesoauasis', Neuter, Niso Kinikew's, Nisokinikew's, Nisoskinikiw's, North Battleford Bands, North People, Northern Bands, Northern Nakoda
OOO O Masina Soowasinee's, Oak Lake, Oatopabine, Ocean Man's, Ocean Man Nakoda, Old Star's, Old Tabeau's, One Eye's, One Who Holds The Knife's, Ones That Carry Their Wood, Ones That Go To The Dance, Ones Who Stay Alone, Onze Sansen, OomuoinahSoowawsinee's, Oomusinah Soowawsinee's, Oseegah, Osincha Stia's, Osnibi, Otaobine, Otaopabine, Otopabine, Otter Robe's, Ouckidoat's, Our Woods, Our Tall Timber, Owners of Sharp Knives, Ozanzan's
PPP Paddlers, Paddlers who Live on the Prairie, Paddling, Parfleche, Parkland Nakoda Paskoyah Village, Pasquayah Village Paul's, Paul Amos' Peace Hills Pelican's People of the Cold, People of the Hair Hills, People of the North, People of the Woods, People of the Woods Nakoda, People from Wood Mountain Peter Wesley's Pheasant Rump's Pigeon Lake, Pitikopew Pwat's Plains Nakoda, Plains People Pointed Head's, Poor Man's Ptegabina, Pw Sym A Wock
QQQ Qu'Appelle Bands, Quiet People, RRR Rabbit, Rattlers Society, Rattlesnake's Rebels Red Bear's, Red Bottom, Red Buttocks, Red Butt, Red Dog's, Red Pheasant's, Red River, Red River Indians, Red Root, Red Stone's, Red Water People Rider's, Ringing Iron's, Ringing Metal's Roamers, Robe De Vent's Rock, Rock People, Rocky Assiniboin, Rocky Mountain Assiniboin, Rocky Mountain House Bands, Rocky Mountain People
SSS Sahiya Iyeskabi, Sahiyaiyeskabi Saka Pwatsake Wi Iniwak, Saka Pwatsak Wininiwak, Sakbwatsak Wininiwak, Sakpwatsak Wininiwak Saskatchewan, Saskatchewan Nakoda Sharphead's, Shagen's Si Chanankaska, Si Chanski, Sichonski, Sihabi, Sitconski, Sitting Eagle's Skinny Man's, Skinny Stoney's, Skull Mountain, Skull Mountainette, Skwesipi Pwatak, Snow's, Snugabi, South Branch House Bands, Southern Assiniboin, Speakers of Cree, Spirit Bear's, Spotted Wolf's, Squesipi Bouatac, Standing Spirit's, Star's, Stone, Stone Assiniboin, Stone People, Stone Spirit's, Stone's, Stoney Indians, Stony Indian Band # 142, # 142B, # 143, # 144, # 144A, Stony Indian, Strangers, Strongwoods Suicide Society, Sukeman's, Sunkcebi Swamp People, Swampy Ground
TTT Ta Mina Pebina, Ta Nidabi, Ta Tanka Mani's, Tabault's, Tabeau's, Tah to'ka nah, Tahtokanah's, Tah-tuka-nah's, Tall Timber, Taminapebina, Tanezebechagge's, Tani Zibe Chage's, Tanidabi, Tanindabin, Tanintauei, Tanintauey, Tanzebachage's, Tanzebeshan's, Tatanka Mani's, Tatogan's, Tatotan's, Tayhan Nakota Tcanxe Wintcacta, Tcanxtad, Tchakta's, Tchatka's, Tchineke's Teepee Hanske's, Teepee Hoska's, Tehan Nakota, Thcatka's, The Condor's, The Light's, The Man Who Took The Coat's, The One Who Fetched The Coat's, The Ones Who Stay at Home, The Stone's, Thickwoods, Thomas Kaquitts', Those Who Have Water For Themselves Only, Those Who Have Water Only For Themselves, Those Who Propel Boats, Those Who Stay Away, Thunder's Tokah's, Tokah Keanonot's, Tokahe Inowan's, Tokanbi, Tokumpe, Tom Kaquitts', Took The Coat's, Touchwood Agency Bands, Touchwood Hills Bands, Tourbillon's, Towan Hudan Trembling Hand's, Trickster Tschantoga Assiniboin, Tshanhandabing Assiniboin Turtle Mountain, Turtle Mountain Sioux, Two Child's, Twoyoungman's
UUU Unskaha, Upper Assiniboin,
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WWW Wabamek Sakykanik, Wabamun # 133A Waciazihyabin Wadopabina, Wadopahnatonwan Wah He Muzza's, Wahe Maza's Wahhejoetasseeneen's, Wahhemuzza's, Wahkeun's, Wahpei Maskwa's, Wahpei Muskwa's, Wahsatanow #126, Wahsatenow, Wahsatnow Indian Reservation #126, Wahzeap, Wakpatopahnotonwanpin, Wakeya's Walking Bow's, Walking Buffalo's, Walking Eagle's, Walking Spirit's, Walking Stones Wandering Spirit's, Wankanta's, Wankanto's Wasatenow, Washa's, Washatanon, Wasinazinyabi, Waskatenau Wata Pabine, Wata Pahanda Tonwan, Watopabin, Watopabina, Watopabine, Watopachnato, Watopahandato, Watopanaton, Watopapinah, Watopappena, Watopaxnatonwan, Watopaxnatun Waupatonwan Wawasseasson, Wazeab, Wazia Wintcacta, Waziah, Waziya,
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XXX Xe'Bina, Xebina, Xe'Natonwan, Xenatonwan, YYY Ye Xa Ya Bine, Yeskabe Nakoda, Yeskahbe Nakoda,
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If you're a Clinton supporter and you're online today, no doubt you're seeing Hitler all over the place. Everybody from Cher to your entire Facebook feed are slinging Hitlers around (although in the interest of accuracy, Donald Trump's ex-wife Ivanka was first in with the Hitler stuff).
The lazy comparison is Trump::Hitler. But America calls everybody it disagrees with Hitler, because it's insulting, and because there's no real comeback other than, "No, you're Hitler!" It's this sort of grade school discourse that led us to this point. And besides, the people most familiar with electing Hitlers doesn't really see the comparison.And so to my mind, the best comparison to Trump isn't the Nazi dictator. It's the fascist one.
Like most of his generation he dramatised human affairs in incurably geographical patches, and like most of the masterful men of his time his belief in his power to mould the life about him carried him beyond sanity. From the beginning his was an ill-balanced temperament; he would be blatant at one moment, and weeping at another. He beat at the knees of Mother Reality like an unteachable child. He wanted war and conquest, triumph over definable enemies, fierce alliances, and unforgettable antagonisms. He wanted glory.That's how Wells saw Benito Mussolini. It's not a bad description of our new president, either.


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Optimization is defined as finding an alternative with the most cost effective or highest achievable performance under the given constraints, by maximizing desired factors and minimizing undesired ones. In comparison, maximization means trying to attain the highest or maximum result or outcome without regard to cost or expense. Practice of optimization is restricted by the lack of full information, and the lack of time to evaluate what information is available (see bounded reality for details). In computer simulation (modeling) of business problems, optimization is achieved usually by using optimization software like Lingo.
Even though optimizations is taught at undergraduate level the graduates lack the skills of applying optimization principles to their work and day to day activities.
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A settlement has been reached in a federal lawsuit against a La Grange police officer for shooting and killing a dog.
According to the agreement, the dog's owner, Marcus Mays, will get $50,000 for damages.
(Read the full settlement release here.)
Officer Doug Howell shot Mays' dog on March 31, 2010, when he responded to a dog-at-large call.
(See "LaGrange police criticized for dog shooting video")
Video of the incident, captured from a dashboard video, was posted online.
The City of La Grange and the police chief were dropped from the lawsuit as a part of the settlement.
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To the Owners of the CNG stations, Date: Feb 15, 2018
Subject: Membership Notice for the Year 2018-19.
Dear Sir,
We are pleased to inform you that through this notice all the CNG stations are being welcomed to get registered with the "Only Recognized and Registered Representative Body of CNG Sector of Pakistan". You will be given the membership of APCNGA according to "Trade Organization Rules2013".
The association will issue membership certificates to all its members. The validity of membership will be for the period of one year from 1st April 2018 to 31st March 2019 which can be renewed every year by paying annual subscription fee.
Members can renew their membership by sending renewal fee Rs. 12000/- annual through "Bank/Demand Draft or Pay Order" to the Secretary-General of APCNGA directly to the central office.
The Representative from CNG station should be having a proof of his Ownership i.e Partnership deed/SECP form, etc in the firm and should not be a member of any other un-registered CNG body.
The members who get renewal their membership continued for consecutive two years will be eligible to participate and vote in the annual elections for Central Executive Committee.
Kindly send following documents through courier before Saturday 24th March 2018.
- Bank/Demand Draft/Pay order of Rs. 12000/- in favor of All Pakistan CNG Association.
- NIC of the Member (Authorized Representative from CNG station).
- Latest Gas Bill Copy.
- Tax Return 2017
- Please send to: Muhammad Zaman, Secretary General,
All Pakistan CNG Association,
Plot 3-N, Total Petrol Pump, F-10 Markaz, Service Road E, Islamabad.
- Click Here to Download New Membership Form (PDF)
Note: APCNGA will consider Members to only those persons who will follow the above procedure otherwise any payment, donation, share to any representative will not be considered as a membership fee. The decision of the committee regarding grant of membership will be final and any claim will not be acceptable in this regard.
For further queries and details, please feel free to contact.
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How To Like Paul Again by Conrad Gempf
Tags: Paperback, Individual And Group Bible Study Guides, Book, Bible Studies and Daily Readings
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Cross Rhythms Product Code: 134241
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Binding: Paperback
Pages: 128
Publisher: Authentic Music
Cat. Code: 9781780780610
Release Date: 01 Jun 2013
Conrad Gempf loves St. Paul. He thinks hes a genius. And with this book, he shows you why you should think so too.
Yes, he admits that Paul was without doubt one of the most difficult people to work with in the history of the world. So he sympathizes with any doubts you may have, but asks that you just let him walk you through three of Pauls letters (really, two letters and a memorandum), in order to hear both sides of these conversations.
Conrad thinks he can completely change your understanding of these letters and of Pauls character. However, keep your arms and legs inside the carriage at all times, because along the way some wild twists and turns will emerge before a final surprise promises to change your relationship with Paul for good.


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LGNI launched it's BBC Radio Ulster Broadcast Appeal on Sunday 30th July to help raise awareness and engagement with linking generations and the benefits of communities for all ages.
The appeal broadcast features pupils from Ballymena Academy and Carrickfergus Model Primary School, residents from Galgorm Care Home, Wesley Court & Model Avenue Sheltered Housing and staff from Linking Generations NI speaking about their experiences of linking generations in their communities.
If you missed it you can catch the appeal and watch a short film about LGNI and the people we work with at the link below:http://www.bbc.co.uk/aboutthebbc/northernireland/appeals/broadcast/linking_generations


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It's almost spring. I love it! My uniform could be tank tops and flip flops. Never realized that rhymes before. I must like to wear things that end in "ops". But it's a busy time for me as well. During the winter we are so covered up we don't need to wear body shimmers, bronzers or worry about shaving everywhere. My beauty maintenance really hits an all time low after Christmas. Bloated from egg nog and cookies, I semi-hibernate in jogging pants (all my pants are too tight). The fact that it is pitch black dark by 5pm makes me want to stay inside under a blanket and avoid the bitter cold temps and darkness.
Now I am hearing birds chirping in the mornings, I am noticing that it's staying daylight longer. I quickly panic realizing soon I will be wearing short sleeves, or no sleeves at all. I will be wearing capris or shorts soon and my feet will be exposed in flip flops or cute sandals. I must do some maintenance...and shave. My shaving break is over.
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- audit the downloading of data from the Site;
- carry out research on our users' demographics;
- understand your needs and improve our services which are relevant to you;
- send you information we think will be of interest to you, or which you have requested from us, including notifications about our products and services or special offers available from our partners. You may opt-out of any or all marketing communications from firstname.lastname@example.com in any communication we send to you at any time, as well as access and update your personal information by visiting the Site, under Member Profile.
3. Non-personal information and the 'Cookies'
When you visit the Site, we may automatically collect non-personal information about you, such as the type of internet browser you use, the website from which you have come to the Site and your IP address (the unique address which identifies your computer on the internet) which is automatically recognised by our web server. You cannot be identified from this information and it is only used to assist us in providing an effective service on the Site and to collect broad demographic information for aggregate use.
The Site uses cookies to store certain information. Cookies are small pieces of information that are stored by your browser on your computer's hard drive. We use cookies only to gather statistics about your use of the Site such as how long our users browse on each section of our website and products and services viewed and booked (if applicable). This information enables us to better design areas of our website. Although cookies do identify a user's computer, they do not personally identify users. Cookies are specific to the server that created them and cannot be accessed by other servers, which mean they cannot be used to track your movements around the internet.
Most web browsers automatically accept cookies but, if you prefer, you can change your browser to prevent that. However, you may not be able to take full advantage of the Site if you do so.
4. Information Sharing
We collect information relating to customer trends and patterns. This information is often used in its aggregate form. We may disclose aggregate statistics about visitors to the Site in order to describe our services to prospective partners, advertisers, sponsors and other reputable third parties and for other lawful purposes, but these statistics will include no personally identifiable information.
We may pass on your personal details to other companies within The British Friends of Haifa University Group, to any of our affiliates, to any companies who process data on our behalf, or to our agents, or contractors who assist us in providing the services we offer through the Site, fulfilling requests for information, receiving and sending communications, updating marketing lists, analysing data, providing support services or in other tasks, from time to time. Our agents and contractors will only use your information to the extent necessary to perform their functions. For example, the tour operator, the airline, hotel or credit card company. This may include the transfer of information outside the European Economic Area where data protection controls may not be as strong as in the UK. When you make a booking or enter into a transaction, this means you consent to our passing on such details.
We may disclose your personal information if we believe that such action is necessary to prevent fraud or cyber crime or to protect the Site or the rights, property or personal safety of any person, and when we are required to do so by law, or public authorities (e.g. customs/immigration), to make a disclosure.
5. Public forums
The Site may, from time to time, make message boards, news groups, chat rooms
and/or other public forums available to its users. Any information that is disclosed in these areas becomes public information and you should exercise caution when using these and never disclose your personal information.
6. External links
The Site may contain links to enable you to visit other websites of interest easily. However, once you have used these links to leave our site you should note that we do not have any control over that other website. Therefore, we are not responsible for the privacy policies or the content of such sites.
7. Security
We are committed to ensuring that your information is secure. In order to prevent unauthorised access or disclosure we have put in place suitable physical, electronic and managerial procedures, and security measures to protect your information. We use encryption when collecting or transferring sensitive data such as credit card information.
You should bear in mind that submission of information over the internet is never entirely secure. We cannot guarantee the security of information you submit via the Site whilst it is in transit over the internet and any such submission is at your own risk.
It is advisable to close your browser when you have finished your user session to help ensure others do not access your personal information particularly if you use a shared computer or a computer in a public place.
8. Storage of your information
Information that you submit via the Site is sent to and stored on secure servers located in the United Kingdom. This is necessary in order to process the information. Information submitted by you may be transferred by us to our other offices and/or to the third parties mentioned in the circumstances described above, which may be situated outside the European Economic Area and may be processed by staff operating outside the European Economic Area. By submitting information via the Site, you agree to this storing, processing and/or transfer.
9. Your rights
You have a legal right under the Data Protection Act 1998 to a copy of all the personal information about you held by us. There is a maximum charge of £10 for this service and we will respond to legitimate requests within 40 days of receiving your written request and fee. You also have a right to correct any errors in that information. If you have one, you can view and update or correct the information by logging into your registered user account on the Site.
10. Contacting us
This Privacy Policy was last updated on Dec 2010.