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21 Camden Street Lower, D2, Dublin 2, Co. Dublin, D02 HH92
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The Cedar Tree is located right in the centre of Dublin 2 on St Andrews Street. This restaurant has steadily become one of Dublin's favourite Lebanese restaurants. It's the perfect venue if you're looking to celebrate a special occasion with a delici
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Parliament Street, Temple Bar, Dublin 2, Co. Dublin
Located on Parliament Street in Templebar they serve excellent authentic Lebanese and Vegetarian/Vegan dishes.
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68 Dame st, Dublin 2, Co. Dublin
At Falafel Lounge, they have created a unique concept of combining fresh, local, healthy ingredients to prepare delicious Mediterranean cuisine with great, quick service and at a price that is just right.
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5 Crow Street (Next to Foggy Dew Pub), Temple Bar, Dublin 2, Co. Dublin, D02 NY18
IL VICOLETTO is a boutique restaurant with traditional Italian food specialising in homemade pasta and promoting the best when it comes to Tuscan, Romagna and Umbrian speciallities paired with an amazing choice of wines, best winemakers and vintages
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Islamic Cultural Centre of Ireland, Roebuck Road, Clonskeagh, Dublin 14
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34 Aungier St, St Stephens Green, 2, Dublin 2, Co. Dublin, D02 HK75
Japanese Restaurant. There is a choice to create your own sushi roll that is then cut into 8 pieces.
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The Chester Beatty Library, Dublin Castle, Dublin 2, D02 AD92
The Silk Road Café is situated in the Chester Beatty Library in the centre of Dublin city, just off Dame Street and beside the historic landmark, Dublin Castle, in the heart of Dublin 2. The Chester Beatty Library is one of Dublin's and in
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4 Willowfield Park, Goatstown, Co. Dublin, D14 EY93
Cafe and Pan-Asian Casual Dining
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The Forum, Ballymoss Road, Sandyford, Dublin 18, D18 XH28
Conveniently located within 100 yards of the Stillorgan Luas stop, our purpose built restaurant seats approximately 90 people in relaxed and informal surroundings.
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Richmond Place South, Portobello, Co. Dublin
Veginity is a pop up vegan food truck in Portobello Dublin serving the best of world inspired street food. We are currently popping up on Richmond Place South Fridays 5pm-10pm and Saturday 1pm-10pm. Richmond Place South is located just down the lane
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94 Terenure Road East, Terenure, Dublin 6, D06 C434
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Moore St. Mall Shopping Centre, 58-66 Parnell Street, Co. Dublin, D01 FP46
Honesty and fairness to the customer is the aim of our organisation - this always comes first! The motto of every day: Change reality with the hard work only, not a miracle.
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318 Clontarf Road, Clontarf, Co. Dublin, D03 R522
Kinara meaning 'At the water's edge' in Urdu was opened by Sean Collender and Shoaib Yunus in 2001. Since then Kinara has welcomed thousands of customers to its picturesque location overlooking Bull Island in North Dublin. Their aim like Kajjal, Mala
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7 Millennium Walkway, Co. Dublin, D01 E0H9
Bao, banh-mi and noodles broths - Bread & Bones is all about good food fast. Serving up Asian dishes in an energetic setting - big flavours, loud music, deep pint glasses, quality time.
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The purpose of oxygen therapy for the
treatment of
carbon monoxide poisoning is to reduce the amount of
carbon monoxide in the blood and restore the oxygen level to normal as quickly
as possible.
For hyperbaric oxygen therapy, the affected person
lies down on a stretcher that slides into an acrylic tube about
7 ft (2.1 m) long and
25 in. (64 cm) across. The
pressure inside the tube is raised, and 100% oxygen is delivered under high
pressure. Each treatment session lasts about 90 minutes. After treatment, the
chamber is depressurized slowly while the person rests inside.
A person typically recovers from carbon
monoxide poisoning within a few days. But it is important to remember that
long-term effects may occur days or weeks after carbon monoxide
Hyperbaric oxygen therapy can be
used to quickly reduce both the carbon monoxide level in the blood and the
symptoms of carbon monoxide poisoning. The use of hyperbaric oxygen therapy is
evaluated on a case-by-case basis. Things to consider include:
Treatments may be repeated depending on how well
the first treatment works.
It is not clear if hyperbaric oxygen treatments work better than oxygen therapy at normal pressure to reduce the risk of
cognitive problems, such as lasting damage to memory, attention, and
concentration.1, 2
In pregnant women who
have been exposed to carbon monoxide, hyperbaric oxygen therapy reduces the
time needed to lower carbon monoxide levels in fetal blood, which increases
the chances for a healthy baby. The fetus has a higher risk for carbon monoxide
poisoning, because it takes longer for carbon monoxide to be eliminated from
fetal blood than from the mother's blood.3
Risks of hyperbaric oxygen therapy may include
ear pain, rupture of the eardrum, sinus discomfort, a bloody nose, and in very
rare cases, seizure or problems from too much oxygen.
Hyperbaric oxygen therapy
chambers are located only at specialty medical centers or major
Hyperbaric oxygen chambers also are used to treat
people who have decompression sickness from scuba diving.
Complete the special treatment information form (PDF)(What is a PDF document?) to help you understand this treatment.
CitationsWeaver LK, et al. (2002). Hyperbaric oxygen for acute
carbon monoxide poisoning. New England Journal of Medicine, 347(14): 1057–1067.Buckley NA, et al. (2011). Hyperbaric oxygen for carbon monoxide poisoning. Cochrane Database of Systematic Reviews (4).Kao LW, Nanagas KA (2005). Carbon monoxide poisoning.
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"Middlesbrough and Stockton Mind are affiliated to 'Mind', the National Association for Mental Health and we work within the policies and quality standards of Mind. We offer lots of different mental health-related services and deliver multiple projects. Our projects are individual and separate from each other and are designed to meet the needs of different people in different ways. We needed a flexible database, with the ability to go above and beyond building customised forms and data reports. We needed software which can be tailored to fit our specific needs and workflow.
One of the things that made Apricot stand out from other software currently available is that our organisation will have the ability to enable authorised clients, stakeholders and volunteers to access their own reports, histories, actions, and updates. With this collaboration capability, Apricot has streamlined and automated the way our team shares information, determines outcomes and serves clients. Our data is now accessible at everyone's fingertips."
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Annie's Gluten Free Cocoa & Vanilla Bunny Cookies named an Editors' Favorite in Delight Gluten Free's May/June 2015 issue.
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Annie's Gluten Free Cocoa & Vanilla Bunny Cookies named an Editors' Favorite in Delight Gluten Free's May/June 2015 issue.
Heath Goldman includes Annie's Uncured Pepperoni Mini Pizza Bagels in a roundup of delicious movie night snacks, calling our "cheesy bite-sized pies ideal for little ones, though the whole family will want to sample."
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Yahoo! Food Editor Julia Bainbridge teams up with nutritionist Amy Shapiro to help parents create cleaner Easter baskets for kids, highlighting Annie's as a brand that "keeps it cute" with "snacks that appeal to kids but are also …
Reporter Sarah Nassauer investigates the rise in natural and organic foods as mainstream, with larger companies acquiring smaller players for guidance. Of those mentioned, Annie's is included as a trusted brand to which moms "gravitate" and feel …
Annie's & filmmaker Lloyd Choi receive 2015 Tongal "Tongies" Award for Best Short-Form Video in recognition of Saving Mortimer video.
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Hello all,
This is my first post on this forum.
I believe I am an Australian descendant of Robert Duncan and Janet Dunlop (who married on 24 October 1793 in Campbeltown) through their youngest child Dunlop Duncan (b. 1796 or 1807-9, d.1882) of seven children.
Dunlop married Jean Ferguson in Glasgow on the 26 June 1825. They had two sons Robert Ferguson (1826/7) and John Ferguson (1826). Dunlop married Elizabeth Grant on 21 December 1830 and according to numerous cencus records lived in Back St, Campbeltown, all their married life.
I believe John Ferguson, plus two of Dunlop & Elizabeth's seven children (James Grant and Lewis Grant), emigrated to Australia.
I am a descendant of a John Ferguson Duncan, but there are differences between Australian and Scottish records (ie. year of birth (1834 against 1828 ) & father's occupation (brewer against painter)), so my uncertainty as to whether I am a descendant of Robert & Janet Duncan.
My published research is at http://campbeltownduncans.blogspot.com.au/, a blog which I have only recently started.
I (and other researchers of Dunlop Duncan's descendants) have found no further information on Robert & Janet Duncan and I cannot find any info on Jean Ferguson. Any leads would be greatly appreciated.


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Each of the two ants has 4 edges to choose. This gives a total of 42 = 16 possible choices. Of those choices, we have to discard the four cases in which the ants choose the same edge, because then they would meet between their starting vertices after walking 1/2 edge each.
We are left with 12 possible choices. This result can also be obtained by noting that if we let one of the ants choose the edge it likes, then the second ant is only left with three possible choices: 4*3 = 12.
After walking their first edge, in 4 of the 12 possible cases, the ants find themselves still on opposite vertices, while in the other 8 cases, they are at two ends of the same edge.
Now, if they are at the two ends of an edge, it is for them impossible to meet after walking exactly a further edge without one of them having to walk back to its vertex of origin. As the question states that the ants never double back, these possibilities have to be discarded.
As a result of the considerations above, the only cases that satisfy all the conditions are those in which the ants move from a pair of opposite edges to a different pair of opposite edges. The probability is 4/16 = 1/4.
In its new position, each ant can choose one of 3 possible edges (not 4, because ants never double back). Therefore, there are 32 = 9 possibilities. Of these, only 2 lead to a meeting satisfying the required conditions: those in which both ants walk to one of the two vertices that were so far unoccupied by either one of them. The probability is therefore 2/9.
The total probability is given by the product of the probabilities calculated for the two edges: P = 1/4 * 2/9 = 1/18 = 0.0555 .


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CBS This Morning: Asteroids Attacking Earth
Warning: you are not being punked. This is not a dream or a science fiction movie anymore. Asteroids are headed for Earth and we might be sitting ducks if Congress does not invest in technology to deflect them.
On March 19 2013 Congress is holding a hearing on asteroids. Sparked by the catastrophic, bus-sized asteroid that hit central Russia last month, many now fear more are on their way. Former Congressman Bart Gordon said that we are tracking 10,000 asteroids near Earth.
CBS This Morning: Mining Asteroids
Gordon is a lobbyist for Planetary Resources, a company that is tracking asteroids near Earth and in deep space. They hope to mine asteroids for their precious minerals and metals in the future.
The problem is that it would take billions of dollars to build booster rockets and go to asteroids.
CBS This Morning: Science Fiction Asteroid Research
G0rdon warns us that something could happen at any time. This is no longer science fiction, but a real threat. The movie Armageddon used a nuclear bomb to blow up an asteroid, which researchers say would not fix the problem. It would only cause tiny asteroids to come to Earth.
Instead, Congress will look at deflection plans. The next asteroids are expected to hit earth in 2029 and 2036. Mapping these asteroids would give us decades to work on deflecting them and preventing impact. No Bruce Willis required.
CBS This Morning: Asteroid Impact In 2029
Everything is on the table at this hearing. We need an early warning system for asteroids, which would cost $100 million. NASA currently gets $20 million from Congress to detect and research asteroids.
The 2029 asteroid is expected to destroy an entire nation. It could take out England or Germany. Researchers would love to land on this asteroid, study it and possibly paint it silver. The silver paint would cause light to work and deflect it from Earth. There is currently no budget to do these things now.


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Facebook, Google and WhatsApp plan to increase encryption of user data
Silicon Valley's leading companies – including Facebook, Google and Snapchat – are working on their own increased privacy technology as Apple fights the US government over encryption, the Guardian has learned.
The projects could antagonize authorities just as much as Apple's more secure iPhones, which are currently at the center of the San Bernardino shooting investigation. They also indicate the industry may be willing to back up their public support for Apple with concrete action.
Within weeks, Facebook's messaging service WhatsApp plans to expand its secure messaging service so that voice calls are also encrypted, in addition to its existing privacy features. The service has some one billion monthly users. Facebook is also considering beefing up security of its own Messenger tool.
Snapchat, the popular ephemeral messaging service, is also working on a secure messaging system and Google is exploring extra uses for the technology behind a long-in-the-works encrypted email project.
Engineers at major technology firms, including Twitter, have explored encrypted messaging products before only to see them never be released because the products can be hard to use – or the companies prioritized more consumer-friendly projects. But they now hope the increased emphasis on encryption means that technology executives view strong privacy tools as a business advantage – not just a marketing pitch.
These new projects began before Apple entered a court battle with the Department of Justice over whether it should help authorities hack into a suspected terrorist's iPhone. Apple is due to appear in a federal court in California later this month to fight the order.
Polling has shown public opinion is divided over the case. And any new encyrption efforts by tech firms put them on a collision course with Washington. Two US senators, the Democrat Dianne Feinstein of California and the Republican Richard Burr of North Carolina, say they have written draft legislation that would create penalties for companies that aren't able to provide readable user data to authorities. Barack Obama has also made it clear he thinks some technology companies are going too far. "If government can't get in, then everyone's walking around with a Swiss bank account in their pocket, right?" he said 11 March at the SXSW technology conference in Austin, Texas.
WhatsApp has been rolling out strong encryption to portions of its users since 2014, making it increasingly difficult for authorities to tap the service's messages. The issue is personal for founder Jan Koum, who was born in Soviet-era Ukraine. When Apple CEO Tim Cook announced in February that his company would fight the government in court, Koum posted on his Facebook account: "Our freedom and our liberty are at stake."
His efforts to go further still are striking as the app is in open confrontation with governments. Brazil authorities arrested a Facebook executive on 1 March afterWhatsApp told investigators it lacked the technical ability to provide the messages of drug traffickers. Facebook called the arrest "extreme and disproportionate".
WhatsApp already offers Android and iPhone users encrypted messaging. In the coming weeks, it plans to offer users encrypted voice calls and encrypted group messages, two people familiar with the matter said. That would make WhatsApp, which is free to download, very difficult for authorities to tap.
Unlike many encrypted messaging apps, WhatsApp hasn't pushed the security functions of the service as a selling point to users. Koum, its founder, has said users should be able to expect that security is a given, not a bonus feature.
It's unclear if that will change. In the coming weeks, WhatsApp plans to make a formal announcement about its expanded encryption offerings, sources said.
The efforts come at a crossroads for Silicon Valley. Google, Facebook, Snapchat, Amazon, Microsoft and Twitter have all signed on to legal briefs supporting Apple in its court case. At the same time, some of the companies have shown an increased willingness to help the government in its efforts to fight the spread of Islamic extremist propaganda online – often using their services.
Facebook's chief operating officer, Sheryl Sandberg, has talked publicly about how tech companies can help the west combat Isis online and Eric Schmidt, executive chairman of Google's parent company, Alphabet, recently joined a Defense Department advisory group on how tech can aid in future battles.


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U.N. Syria envoy pledges new push for a political solution
Warning that the Islamic State is just 20 miles from Aleppo, the United Nations special envoy for Syria urged the warring sides to freeze the use of heavy weapons in and around what was once Syria's business capital as a first step toward reviving derailed peace efforts.
Staffan De Mistura told reporters here that he will launch an intensive round of shuttle diplomacy in an effort to convince rebels and the Syrian government to, at a minimum, reduce the level of fighting so that humanitarian aide can reach those who remain in the city.
Aleppo has been the scene of bitter battles since the summer of 2012.
De Mistura said that without some kind of agreement between the government and rebel forces, the city could fall to the Islamic State, a development that "would be a major catastrophe, a tragedy."
De Mistura said he'd met Wednesday with Secretary of State John Kerry, on Thursday with Iranian Foreign Minister Mohammed Javad Zarif, and recently with Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov.
"They all agree that we need to do something...that movement towards some type of political solution takes place this year," De Mistura said.
He said he was redoubling his efforts in part because of last week's terror attacks in Paris.
"The rest of the world is not immune," De Mistura said. "In the recent, horrific, terrorist attack in Paris, I'm finding a connection with the origins and consequences of the Syrian conflict and elsewhere ."
He acknowledged that a solution to the Syrian conflict will not be simple because of the level of distrust among the participants.
"There is a lot of distrust," he said. " And that is causing a lot of problems because no one wants to move first."
He said the conflict has sent Syria "40 years backwards from where it was" and that he favored a third round of peace talks, even though the first two rounds held in Geneva had yielded no success.
"We have already gone through Geneva I, we went through Geneva II which was a major and unfortunate disappointment," the U.N. special envoy said. "And therefore, in order to actually launch another Geneva III, we need to be very careful and make sure we don't go through another disappointment."
He described diplomatic efforts by Russia to host a meeting of Syrian government and opposition representatives in Moscow on Jan. 26, and by Egypt to host a meeting of Syrian opposition leaders in Cairo on Jan. 22 as potentially important developments.
"Any initiative that brings together Syrian people can facilitate a dialogue and if it is among Syrians, it can also be a starting for a political dialogue," he said.
De Mistura said that in his meetings with Syrian President Bashar Assad, "I could see how concerned he himself was about this new threat of terrorism, and ISIS/Daash in particular."
Daash is an Arabic acronym for the Islamic State and ISIS is another name for the group.
He said the expansion of the Islamic State and the American-led coalition to fight it had changed the situation in Syria since representatives of Assad and his opponents had met in Geneva a year ago.
"There are many new elements in the geography and in the politics which are certainly different from the time of Geneva II," he said.
CORRECTION: An earlier version of this story had an incorrect reference to what Secretary of State John Kerry told De Mistura about the proposed talks in Moscow.


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Wow – what a week! Last Thursday's REVENGE! party was one for the record books. Ms Easy and company killed, and DJs Evil Twin, John Larner and Sarah Vain kept 'em moving to the wee hours. Major kudos to TRU for hosting, and to everyone that attended. Let's do it again some time soon.
Saturday's ORANJE Indy Music & Arts Festival picked up right where REVENGE! left off, with a host of incredible art installations, graffiti artists, naked UV paint photographs (don't ask) and a host of the region's best bands and DJs providing the entertainment. All three bars ran out of beer by the end of the night, so I'd consider that a success by any metric. 😉
Here's Sunday's play list…
BT – Rose of Jericho (Robbie Rivera Juicy After Hours Remix)" (Nettwerk)
Tocadisco ft. Vangosh – Way Of Love (Dave Darell Remix)" (Superstar)
The Loops of Fury – "Flick A Switch (DJ Dan & Mike Balance Remix)" (U&A Recordings)
Calvin Harris – "Ready For The Weekend (Fake Blood Remix)" (Fly Eye)
Little Boots – "Remedy (Style of Eye Remix)" (Floor Bangers)
The Disco Villains – "We Just Came To Get The Party Started (Original Mix)" (Dirty Disco Tracks)
Keenhouse – "Civic Transit (Fabian Remix)" (Sunlinxx )
Miss Kittin & The Hacker – "Party In My Head (Nobodys Biznss Remix)" (Nobody's Bizzness)
Autokratz – "Stay The Same (80 Kidz Remix Radio Edit)" (Kitsune)
Wildlife – "Special Friend" (promo)
Prodigy – "Take Me To The Hospital (9 EQ)" (Take Me To The Hospital)
teenagersintokyo – "Isabella" (Back Yard Recordings)
JDS – "Purple Funky Monkey (Koma & Bones Remix)" (TCR)
Audio Dealers- Run (BTB Remix)" (Boink! Music)
Quadrat Beat – "Commotion (BreakZhead Remix)" (Subtribe Records)
Guest DJ Phonat Part I
Guest DJ Phonat Part II
The xx – "Shelter (Them Jeans Edit)" (promo)
Lots on the docket for October. I'll be playing PROPAGANDA at the Vogue on October 11 with Andy Austin, and back again the following weekend for the InHouse event at TRU for the Broad Ripple Music Festival. We'll have more details on both of these events in the coming weeks.
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How Soon to Start?
A reader has asked: Is it too early to start baking for the holidays?
A: It's never too early to get organized, but aside from fruitcake, which can age successfully for several months, it might be a little early (for example, for cookies). Why not get organized by choosing the recipes you'll want to prepare and making sure you stock up on all the ingredients (check spices for potency and baking powder for the expiration date)? Verify that you have all the correct pans necessary for the recipes you are making, and shop early for containers, both for storage and for gift giving—the selection will dwindle as we get closer to the holidays.
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Today was slightly warmer than the previous week but that come with a cost, girl with push up bra balancing 44 DD breasts in a low cut top, leans over and gravity takes over letting those melons see the light of day and the rest of us taking cover. I do expect an ASBO (anti social behaviour order) to be served on those over ripe water melons, what were they thinking. Must be the weather. The unfortunate girl, who dressed herself, is understandable very upset. Her first port of call was social benefits, wanting to know if there is a benefit for massive melons growing on her chest, just next to the tattoo of Shrek. This fickle weather does bring out the best in us.
Russell softened us up with a Tapas recipe and then ended with 'Up the Bokke' or something to that effect. I did notice that the South African Rugby team were not up to the challenge and the All Blacks did score freely, my sorrow goes out to those who support this national icon but they are just human, well Homo sapiens as opposed to hominids. I am sending Pamagor out to Georgedale to comfort Russell in his hour of need. We have a team in the UK who play rugby as well. They are all in Edinburgh at the minute celebrating their captains wedding to Zara Philip of the Royal Dynasty fame, she also rides horses. The recipes are the next best thing to sliced toast and I will cook, eat, drink and tell you what it was like.
Board took a hat trick against India today at Lords, this is turning out to be an intriguing match. Matthew Dickens won the Audi Cup and is off to Melbourne. I see the fame and money already, Matt a small house in the country and a small dowry will come in handy.


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Archmage Malin is a level 40 quest giver located outside the Wizard's Sanctum in the Mage Quarter, in the human city of Stormwind.
He starts the quest [32] Malin's Request.
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Malin's daughter, Emmy - also a mage - was forced into the service of the genocidal blue dragonflight and their insane Aspect Malygos. The Spell-weaver threatened Emmy's family with death unless she served him, and she reluctantly obeyed. She served in Malygos' armies as a captain until she was killed by the Alliance, at the behest of the Kirin Tor.
Upon slaying her, an unsent letter addressed to her father is found on her corpse. The letter is delivered to Commander Saia Azuresteel in Stars' Rest, who sends it on to Malin; sometime afterwards, Malin himself sends the following to the player:
Dear <name>,
Commander Azuresteel's personal courier saw to it that I received my daughter's letter. The courier also told me that it was you who found it.
I just want to thank you for seeing to it that the letter got to me. I know that times must be tough for all of you brave souls who are daring to fight in Northrend.
Rest assured that I will avenge Emmy. The blue dragonflight will suffer for what they did to my little girl!
With the utmost respect and gratitude,
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Katy Horan "When the Moon is Full" 2008
I love Katy Horan's work for many reasons, from its potent feminine magic to its conception in our shared land of fair Brooklyn. Her new show, "In the Deep Dark" is up at Anno Domini gallery through October 18th. Lucky, lucky, lucky Californians.


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November ... for many writers, this means NaNoWriMo (National Novel Writing Month), a worldwide movement where writers try to write 50,000 words in the month. I have participated for about 6-7 years now, and I usually manage about 20k on a project already underway. The only time I "won" (hit 50k) was when I was heavily editing a work that was almost done. So I don't think it technically counted.
So here we are at the almost-halfway point on the 14th. This year I am up to 13,000 words on a book I started writing on Nov. 1. The fact that I have averaged 1,000 words a day in the last 13 days is astounding to me. Because, in November, I am also:
- still working my full-time job
- taking PlayPenn's 7-week workshop and trying to also write major words on my play (not counting those words to my NaNo wordcount)
- still spending time with friends and family
- Thanksgiving, weekend travel, etc.
Basically, ALL THE THINGS! And still writing. It's hella difficult, friends. I know that many of you are struggling with writing along with a host of other challenges and commitments. We are all trying to "just keep swimming," aren't we?
I don't really have any great words of wisdom, other than to say whether you hit 50k or 5k or even just 500 words this month, it's okay. It's a big challenge and you need to be kind to yourself above all.
Good luck with writing!


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Well, it looks like I took an unintentional hiatus from the blog this summer. The last two months were spent both on the road (doing ministry and visiting family and friends) and passing the time like a rightful summer should be spent – grilling up some steaks on the back patio, sipping on delicious watermelon slush, hosting friends and playing games, lazy afternoons spent watching movies on the couch, etc. Oh the joys of longer days full of fun and play.
But I have this strange personality where if I stop doing something and lose momentum, it's really hard to get back in the groove (this goes for almost anything – working out, sticking to a diet, filing my paperwork, cleaning my window sills, etc.). I'm weird, I know.
And that's how I felt about blogging the last few weeks. I just couldn't get myself to write. Yes, we have been busy. And there is actually something I'm DYING to write about, but I just can't quite write about it yet. You'll just have to wait a bit longer for that.
However, I finally figured on this quiet Friday afternoon that I needed to get my butt back into the blogging world. And then I remembered that I totally forgot to blog about our second wedding ceremony in Korea. Last summer. Over a year ago.
We had our first wedding in the States the winter of 2014. And when we got engaged, we originally just wanted to do a reception in Korea after the American wedding. But with SO much family still in Korea (my father-in-law is the youngest of 7 and my mother-in-law the oldest of 6…plus all of my mom's side of the family), we decided it would be worth it to have two weddings.
And alas, this wedding would become the one and only time that I legitimately felt like a K-Pop princess star. Seriously. Cue photos.
Yes, I was so blessed to have my hair and makeup done for our first wedding by my super talented cousin and one of my best friends. But put yourself in a famous makeup studio catering to some of the most famous K-Pop stars in the heart of Gangnam (you may have only heard of Gangnam from the famous Psy song, but it's basically the Beverly Hills of all of South Korea)…and you can't help but feel like a princess.
Add to that a ball-gown style, bejeweled bodice wedding dress and you just know…you were born to be a princess. Add in all of the awkward, Korean-style posing of pictures and you've captured these memories for a lifetime.
Okay, I'll try to cut down on the sarcasm…but don't laugh at us for some of the awkward posing (check out my perfect grip on my wedding dress above!). We decided to fully embrace how awkward Korean-style photography can sometimes be. But sometimes awkward and cheesy can be kind of cute and endearing…right? 🙂
Like this one! Both awkward and cute. But seriously…that gorgeous bouquet of Juliet roses?! I wish fresh flowers could be frozen in time forever, complete with perfect texture, color, and scent locked in for all eternity. And I'll probably think the same of my skin 20-30 years from now…
And although my brother (who flew in with my parents to take part in the Korean wedding) and I laughed at how interesting Korean weddings were compared to American weddings, there were some sweet moments captured from that day. Like this one of my mother, mother-in-law, and me.
It's a tradition for the mothers to wear the traditional Korean dress, hanbok, with the groom's mother wearing blue and the bride's mother wearing pink. It's not always the most figure-flattering silhouette, but the colors are so vibrant and beautiful.
Also, before the wedding starts, the bride sits in what is called the "bridal lounge" where all of her effervescent bridal glow is put on display for all of the guests to see and for them to take pictures with the bride. I felt like a wedding dress mannequin. New career direction, perhaps?
But for all the silliness and fun the bridal preparations were…just look at that wedding hall!! I swoon. Although I LOVED having my American wedding at my old home church, with all the memories and people and personal touches…it didn't have all the lighting and textures of the type of wedding hall I had always imagined. But this…this felt like a dream.
Now this was not posed (seriously!). Hubby just loves me that much. 🙂 He had also been married to me for about six months at this point, so he knew what he was getting into this time around compared to the first wedding ceremony! 😉
Another element of Korean weddings that slightly differs from American weddings is that the bride and groom "bow" before each set of parents as a sign of honor and respect. That also means the groom is doing what Koreans call a "big bow" (thank goodness I didn't have to do that in my huge dress!). Here we are honoring my parents (notice my dad cracking up haha!).
This sweet moment was captured of my mother-in-love as we bowed to my husband's parents. There truly is something special between a mother and a son and a father and a daughter that shines through at a wedding.
Cue the angelic chorus.
This is the traditional Korean wedding family portrait (complete with all of those colorful hanboks). I don't know why but Koreans don't smile in these kinds of pictures!
Unlike American receptions where there's dancing, feasting, and toasting, the bride and groom are busy changing from their gown and tuxedo into the traditional wedding hanboks. It's considered the respectable way to show honor and appreciation to all of your wedding guests. We go table to table and greet everyone, and that's when they literally hand you their gift – lots and lots of cash! Hence the pink purse I had to carry around the rest of the evening.
After the official reception, the family is invited to take part in "pae-baek," the more traditional Korean wedding ceremony that signifies not just the bride and groom getting married, but that the two families are being joined together as well. Each set of parents bless the bride and groom with a happy marriage, long life, and of course…lots and lots of cute Korean babies.
Us with my parents during the pae-baek ceremony. Look at those fancy head-dresses!
Last but not least, the groom carries the bride piggy-back style in a giant circle around the whole family to symbolize his eternal strength and devotion to his new bride. Thank goodness hubby was strong enough to carry me and 50 lbs. of Korean traditional wedding clothes! I have to say, though, this was probably the most fun and hilarious way to end our Korean wedding. Those smiles were real!
Here's to a long and happy life for all married couples around the world!


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La Suiza is a small, rural, secluded village of coffee farmers in the San Marcos region of Guatemala, approximately 7 hours northwest of DLG's offices. Due to its remoteness and lack of resources, food insecurity is a big issue and malnutrition is a common problem. In July, a team from De la Gente trained the local women on planting and growing vegetables and supplied seeds and materials for the new garden. The team recently visited again and are very happy to report the garden is flourishing.
There are a total of 28 women involved in the women's group and part of the food garden project. All of the women are collectively involved in the day-to-day care of the plants and share responsibilities such as watering and weeding. Seeds supplied in July included lettuce, radishes, tomatoes, beans and cilantro - all very common foods in the Guatemalan diet. On the return trip in September, the radishes had already been harvested and each household received two and a half dozen each.
During the most recent visit, the DLG team followed up with the women to hear how the garden is progressing, addressed any concerns and planned for the future of the project. Timoteo, DLG's peer-to-peer trainer for the project, conducted further training on care for the plants, best harvest times and how to apply fertilizers.
In the future, there are plans to scale-up the project - building a bigger greenhouse, adding more crops and increasing the production of food so there is enough food not just for group members, but also enough that can be sold to other community members. In addition there are plans to:
Distribute more seeds to be grown in each of the women's homes for future crops,
Plant seeds at different times in order to space out the crops and increase the amount of food produced,
Expand the range of crops grown.
The most successful part of this project is that the women are not only learning agricultural skills for the benefit of the group, but they are learning skills that can be applied in their own homes and that will be shared and passed on to their families too. This is just another way that De la Gente is supporting communities in sustainable ways and training communities to be self-sufficient now and in the future.
The projects we are conducting in La Suiza are a part of our Combat Roya Program. Your donations can help us support this community and others like it.


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If you decide to go the smaller-sized route when constructing your island that doesn't necessarily mean that you have to give up surface area. Adding a second level of a different height to your design will give the piece additional functionality. Multiple levels can be used for different functions such as: a place for a cutting board or book shelf, or as a breakfast bar with stool beneath it. These alternative designs can help give your kitchen island a more customized appeal.
This solid hardwood maintains its popularity due to its great versatility of use coupled with a reasonable cost. The subtle grain and natural nut brown undertones opens the alder to a variety of stain options. Well stained alder can have the appearance of many other wood types including light colored maple, dark walnut, or even a red cherry.
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A drug used to treat depression. It may also be used to help relieve anxiety and insomnia (trouble sleeping) and to treat certain other disorders. Trazodone increases the level of the chemical serotonin in the brain, which helps improve mood. It is a type of antidepressant. Also called Oleptro.
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jlefevre1 wrote:However I cannot find the actual working file that corresponds to the example file. I think I could make the changes but I cannot find the file that Hauptwerk actually uses for the Organ.
jlefevre1 wrote:What I cannot find is where in the code that calls the pistons to be displayed so I can turn that off and they will not be called to be put on the page. I have read the organ design manual. I have looked at the examples. I think it is in the display 2 section under alternate display 1 .
jlefevre1 wrote:at file is not there. All of the files in that folder are examples. None of them are used to build the default St. Annes Organ. So I am still Lost. I need to know where the actual file is that is used to build the default St. Annes Organ. That is the one I need to modify.
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Ancient protection strategies are employed in the design of new evacuation shelters to serve the residents of coastal areas. Directing wind over and around the structures is accomplished by means of earthen berms and rounded geometries. Cast-in-place concrete walls support a curving roof with no edges to catch the wind. Impact-resistant steel doors and armoured windows defend against flying debris and collateral damage.
The sites are located outside of the Katrina surge zones, and beyond the range of the 500-year floodplain. Self-sufficiency features include a generator, and uninterrupted water supply and sewage. Ground-source heat exchange offers an exceptional level of energy efficiency and no exterior-mounted equipment exposed to possible damage during an event. Uninterruptible power is provided by the generator, but in case of failure, a natural ventilation strategy is also provided. Landscaping also contributes to the hardening by means of tough native plants that shield walks and entrances from direct exposure, and stabilize the slopes from erosion.
Completed 2011
Program: Two small shelters 3,600 SF and three large shelters at 10,000 SF with capacity for 3,000+ residents. Hardened to FEMA 361. Self-sufficiency required for 36 hours.
Cost: $16,200,000.00
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Compton Engineering, Project Management, Civil Engineer
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now on stream
Radio Hyrule iOS Application
It's finally here! We're proud to announce the release of our first mobile application for iOS devices!
Listeners can now quickly tune into Radio Hyrule and also request songs directly from the app. For more features and information, head over to our mobile application page.
You can download the Radio Hyrule app for $0.99 using the link above or by searching the app store on your device. By purchasing the app, you are helping to fund future app development and to keep our servers online.
I'd like to personanlly thank the developers of the app, who have been working very hard for the last two years to make sure it is a very stable app capable of always being at your convenience. Thanks to everyone for your support, and happy listening!~
This is wonderful news! It has been a long time coming, and it is great to hear that an official Radio Hyrule app has been completed.
However, I have a problem: I don't have an iOS device; heck, I try not to touch anything with an Apple logo on it. As such, will we be seeing an Android app any time in the near- to nearish-future?
hey i just downloed it today on my andriod device ant i works fine. it will come up on the app store if you search "radio hyrule" . its called "Game Music Radio -8bit sound". the app has about 30 stations including "radio hyrule" and "the spinning stream" which plays the zelda radio show on fridays on there shannal and radio hyrule.if you scroll to the top of raido hyrules home page and click shows you will find it. And if you still cant find the app the developers name is "DEVELOPERCAT". hoped this help
Thanks for the tip, but I already have an app that plays Radio Hyrule relatively stably on my phone. I was actually asking if we will be seeing the OFFICIAL Radio Hyrule app on Android anytime soon.
For the record, The Windmill Hut (TSS's Zelda music show) is an awesome show!
They said they've got no word on an Android release yet, but they would love to have one, so hopefully we'll see one in the future!
It's always weird to me when a company decides to launch their app on the App store first, then we wait forever for an android version, despite androids being the majority phone type now, plus the App Store is more restrictive than the android marketplace/Google play store is. Why not just go for the bigger market first, and then adapt it down to the App Store level?
Neither Radio Hyrule nor the app developers are actually companies. The station is a fan project, and the app exists for convenience and to support the project.
So why is only iOS supported so far?
When the staff called for mobile developers quite some time ago, some individuals volunteered, me being one of them. At that time I was merely playing around with iOS development out of pure interest. Why iOS? Because I had an iPhone. The Radio Hyrule app was an opportunity for me to build something meaningful from start to finish and support this great radio station.
Others started working on other platforms, but only the iOS app made it to the app store so far because it takes a significant amount of time to create these apps.
I hope this sheds some light on this—there never was an actual decision to support iOS first. This is just how it turned out to be.
That rupie is well done. I tried making a triforce out of /'s &\'s, but it did not work out
i do alot of ascii art so.... anyway here
That is a good triforce, althogh the Triforce of Courage's right corner is a little misaligned.
Thats one that im still working on. That's actually for yo uto copy, paste, and use later. you can mess with it later
Radio Hyrule features all the music .very good and interesting app with very good look I like it.
I haven't downloaded it yet, but assuming it functions, I'll be SO HAPPY to be able to use this instead of the stream open in Safari/Chrome for iOS, where I'm unable to request and stuff. GREAT WORK GUYS!
Instabuy ;)
Thank you so much for that App. Waited so long for it, but it was worth it. Great stuff :)
It's finally here! Congrats to everyone who worked on it; I'm going to use this so much once I get my phone! :D
I have had a Radio Hyrule app on my Android for quite a while now and it was free. It's called Radio Hyrule Unofficial. But it would be nice to have an official one that I can request songs from.
It's probably been answered but when is it coming out for android, if at all?
i second that. now if only they would add ephixia's Zelda album to the song list.
an app for windows devices. I just accidentally dropped my iPod Touch down a flight of stairs ~2 or so weeks ago; now all I have is my Surface tablet, and that means I don't have access to play Radio Hyrule's live streams or to make a request. Please, please, please make an app for those with Widows devices!
I don't think Radio Hyrule has money to just go and hire any developers they need for various devices. From what I have gathered, the Official iOS app was created by volunteers. I'd imagine the the iOS SDK is much different than the ones for Windows and/or Android, so don't expect them to get to work on those right away -- if ever.
I'd love to learn about app development and join/start a team for making a Radio Hyrule app for other devices, but I'm currently in the need of getting a real job as soon as possible.
Makes it easier to listen to the best radio station, but couldn't they make it free so more people could use it?
the reason the app is not free is because Radio Hyrule requires funds, which come from the app and donations. Plus the app is only about 99 cents (Using U.S. currency), which is less than one song generally is on iTunes.
there are some songs on itunes that are 99 cents and 69 cents and you have to pay tax on apps
I said "generally" didn't I? However, I did not know about the tax
It saddens me that people expect it to be free. What's $1? Support this beautiful service if you want to see it continue!
Now that you point it out, that does make sense. Thanks!
Have I been away for THAT long!? This is fantastic news!


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The young and the elderly are shaping demand for some of the industry's fastest growing asset classes
The young and the elderly are shaping demand for some of the industry's fastest growing asset classes
This report is about demand for living from different generations. We have focused primarily on two: the young and the elderly. They are shaping demand for some of the industry's fastest growing asset classes.
The rising cost of residential real estate around the world, notably in cities, has made the prospect of owning a home unrealistic for many young people, who are now renting much longer than previous generations.
But this is increasingly a lifestyle choice. City-living, globally mobile, and settling down much later in life, flexible rental products are a natural fit for Generation Y.
At the other end of the spectrum, equity-rich empty nesters are also looking for new ways of living.
Healthier for longer, they want many of the same things Gen Y is looking for: quality accommodation in vibrant urban environments, access to amenities and a sense of community.
Many want be close to their grownup children, who are navigating national and international labour markets. New, flexible residential models are emerging to serve them too.
Student housing has shown how a specialist property investment can become part of the mainstream, and now other residentially related asset classes are following suit.
The market is now responding to under-served occupier groups by offering new and hybrid models that challenge conventional asset classes. Investors, capitalising on the secure income streams they offer, will continue to drive their growth.
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The Press News Group publishes the leading weekly newspapers blanketing the affluent oceanfront and bayfront communities of southeastern Long Island, commonly referred to as "The Hamptons". We publish three print editions, The Southampton Press Western Edition, The Southampton Press Eastern Edition, and The East Hampton Press.
The Press News Group also produces the area's most popular online community news portal, 27east.com, as well as the region's most informative and comprehensive news, sports and lifestyle websites, SouthamptonPress.com and EastHamptonPress.com.
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The Press News Group's mission is to be the best community news and information resource for both the full- and part-time residents of Southampton and East Hampton towns. We will achieve our mission by reaching the largest possible audience for our advertisers by sharing important and interesting stories using journalistic expertise, local knowledge, and cutting-edge technology in whatever form the reader chooses.
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Our focus is on community. From local government and politics to arts, entertainment, sports and real estate, The Press News Group provides comprehensive coverage of everything going on in the diverse neighborhoods that make up southeastern Long Island. Not just gossip and glitz, but real news that residents and homeowners depend on.
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Undergrad: Grand Valley State University
"I had a fabulous internshipmy 1L summer. I worked for a state trial court judge. I was in the courtroom every day, in addition to doing legal research. I was able to draft court orders and opinions, and respond to prisoner petitions for relief from judgment. I met a lot of attorneys and saw several trials, both civil and criminal. I also was able to see pleadings, parole violation hearings, and motions. The career development office has been very helpful when I have questions. I received my 2L summer internship through an OCI, and the judge with whom I interviewed with was an NDLS grad. I have also met alumni for lunch, and they are always very helpful and willing to meet with an NDLS student."


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At Point Park, you'll learn from faculty members like Associate Professor Gregg Johnson, Ph.D., who has extensive work experience in the fields of electrical engineering, manufacturing and product development.
An Electrical Engineering Program Offering Small Classes, Hands-On Experience
Point Park University's Bachelor of Science degree program in electrical engineering combines rigorous theoretical study with practical, hands-on experience. Students thrive in an environment of challenging courses, caring and experienced faculty and small class sizes.
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The program's innovative curriculum includes electrical engineering courses in the freshman year so that students can develop an early understanding of their chosen profession.
Additionally, this distinctive program provides its graduates with outstanding preparation for professional practice, graduate school and engineering licensure.
Flexible Class Schedules, Convenient Downtown Pittsburgh Location
All courses in the electrical engineering program are available on an evening or weekend schedule, allowing working students to complete the four-year degree requirements without putting their careers on hold. Numerous day courses, including the core curriculum, are available to serve the needs of traditional students as well.
Point Park's central location in Downtown Pittsburgh makes the program ideal for both residential and commuter students. With the University's long-standing commitment to career preparation in the context of a liberal arts education, all students have the opportunity to achieve their personal and professional goals.
Electrical Engineering Degree Requirements
Students in the electrical engineering program gain a solid theoretical foundation of mathematics and science as the basis for their study of required technical courses in electric circuits, analog and digital electronics, linear systems and electrical power. Additional breadth and depth are provided through advanced technical elective courses that allow upper-level students to specialize in two or more of the following areas:
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All electrical engineering courses in this 131-credit program comprise both a lecture and a laboratory component. Extensive hands-on experience in laboratories equipped to industry standards ensures that graduates of the program are intimately familiar with current technical practices and are able to apply theory to real-world situations.
For a comprehensive list of program requirements and course descriptions, see the degree requirements and School of Arts and Sciences course descriptions.
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In addition to meeting the general university admission criteria, applicants must meet the following program-specific requirements:
Mathematics courses: A minimum of three years (three units) of college preparatory mathematics in high school, including geometry, algebra and trigonometry and providing sufficient background for the study of a first course in calculus or a minimum of five semester credits of course work in college-level algebra and trigonometry, providing sufficient background for the study of a first course in calculus.
Natural science courses: A minimum of one year (one unit) of college preparatory physics or chemistry in high school or a minimum of six semester credits of introductory, algebra-based college-level physics or chemistry.
- Grades: An average of B or better in the mathematics courses specified above and an average of B or better in the natural science courses specified above.
Students who are not prepared to take Calculus I during their first term can still be admitted upon review by the electrical engineering faculty with the understanding that they will need to take College Algebra (MATH 180) and Trigonometry (MATH 185) during their first year.
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The electrical engineering program at Point Park culminates in a two-course senior design experience in which students form interdisciplinary teams to propose, build and document real-world engineering projects ranging from software applications to solar arrays.
Many of these projects are sponsored by local engineering firms such as Eaton and GAI Consultants, lending a high level of accountability and realism to the experience and helping students to build professional ties to potential employers.
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Subject to the review of the faculty, incoming transfer students may receive credit toward their degree for comparable course work taken at other institutions prior to matriculation at Point Park. Agreements with other local institutions also allow current Point Park students to register for courses that are offered elsewhere in the Pittsburgh area, giving them the opportunity to pursue subjects not taught on campus during a particular term.
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Electrical engineers are among the most prolific, versatile and respected practitioners in the modern workplace, and a degree in electrical engineering is among the most highly valued of all professional credentials. This degree prepares graduates to work productively throughout the engineering enterprise and to further their education in master's and doctoral programs. It also provides graduates with excellent preparation for the study of law, medicine, business and other professions that demand both creativity and mathematically-based analytical skills.
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Julie Flett is a Cree-Metis author, illustrator, and artist. She has received many awards including the 2017 Governor General's Award for Children's Literature for her work on When We Were Alone by David Robertson (High Water Press), the 2016 American Indian Library Association Award for Best Picture Book for Little You by Richard Van Camp (Orca Books), and she is the three-time recipient of the Christie Harris Illustrated Children's Literature Award for Owls See Clearly at Night; A Michif Alphabet, by Julie Flett, Dolphin SOS, by Roy Miki and Slavia Miki (Tradewind Books), and My Heart Fills with Happiness, by Monique Gray Smith (Orca Books).
Her own Wild Berries (Simply Read Books) was featured in The New York Times and included among Kirkus's Best Children's Books of 2013. Wild Berries was also chosen as Canada's First Nation Communities Read title selection for 2014–2015.
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April 2018
Demo with VW Board Members
Wandelbots was joining the symposium at the automobile factory of Volkswagen in Zwickau.
The Wandelbots's founders demonstrated an industrial assembly application, teached by the Wandelbox, in front of VW board members. The application showed the assembly of a speaker into the door of a car requiring precision and sensitivity.
March 2018
Cooperation with Volkswagen
At SXSW Wandelbots and Volkswagen were announcing their cooperation within the Transparent Factory Dresden
In March 2018 Wandelbots has continued to develop rapidly. We were participating in several activities at the German House at the South by Southwest festival in Austin, Texas (USA). Within this festival Wandelbots and Volkswagen were announcing their cooperation for Human/Robot Collaboration applications within the Transparent Factory Dresden.
March 2018
Wandelbots was participating in several activities at the German House at the South by Southwest festival in Austin, Texas.
Maria and Christian presented Wandelbots at an exhibition booth and Christian was attending a Panel on "Digital Germany: Chances & Challenges" alongside with Catherine Bischoff (VP Strategy, Factory Berlin IoT & FinTech Hub), Simon Hossell (CEO and Founder, pipe), and Eric Weber (Founder, SpinLab HHL Accelerator) .
March 2018
Joint Demo with MIDEA at AWE18
Wandelbots and Midea were presenting a joint demonstrator at the Appliances and Electronics World Expo 2018 in Shanghai.
The demonstrator was showing the potential of tele-operated robots with wearables in medical applications. Therefore, we jointly created a remote controlled ultrasound examination.
March 2018
Demo at Transparent Factory
Showcasing the cooperation between human and robots, Wandelbots and Volkswagen made a demonstration at the Transparent Factory.
During this demo, Saxony's Prime Minister Michael Kretschmer and the Minister of Economics Martin Dulig were already trying on Wandelbots designed smart jacket equipped with sensors to livecontrol the robot participating in final vehicle assembly.
February 2018
Collaboration with HTW Dresden
The innovation project KoSeBOT started in February with the handover of a check by the head of the department for Economic Promotion Dr. Franke.
Wandelbots officially announced its cooperation with Dresden University of Applied Sciences (HTW - Prof. Dirk Reichelt) in a project financed by the city of Dresden (department for Economic Promotion).
February 2018
5G Demo with Ericsson at MWC18
Ericsson, Wandelbots and the TU Dresden presented a robot supported smart sorting machine to highlight the potential of 5G for the industrial internet.
The sorting machine was based on a camera and an image recognition algorithm to distinguish different objects. The camera was taking pictures of the objects in free fall and the software processing the images was hosted in a cloud environment.
January 2018
New Office and New Member
Between Christmas and New Year we have prepared and furnished our new office at Sherpa.Dresden.
With sweat, tears and a lot of fun we were working hard to have everything ready for the official start of Wandelbots. At the end we created a feel-good-place for coding, making, inventing and relaxing.
December 2017
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Kanye West's latest album, The Life of Pablo is the seventh studio album from one of the biggest names in music. As per his usual, it was released with the bravado we've come to expect from Kanye - and nothing sums it up better than his skit with Kyle Mooney on SNL.
But why should you, the average ultimate fan, listen to The Life of Pablo. There aren't any radio hits for the long road trips. If you disliked Yeezus the similarities with this album may scare you away.
You should listen to the album so you can pick good music for your team's Callahan nominee video.
The music is such a key component of the video. No matter how sick the highlights are. No matter the name. If Jimmy Mickle or Dylan Freechild had shitty music backing up their plays, why even bother watching?
With that, my case for two songs from The Life of Pablo for your next Callahan video.
Listen to the full album on Tidal
It's also on Spotify, iTunes, etc. but apparently Ye's most pure version is on Tidal only
Pt. 2
- Do you like pandas? Well have I got a song for you!
- Pandas
- So while Desiigner and his pandas are good, Kanye's verse is really the strong part of this song. In all of these songs, he really drives the beat with his words more than the beat driving him - and that's most true on this one.
- panda panda panda panda panda panda
- From the title alone, doesn't it just fit?
- The intro of the song isn't the best though. It's another one of those moments that you look at Kanye's choice of words, and wonder why.
- Luckily the beat switches up, and he comes in for his verse.
- Most ultimate teams train in Equinox right?
- "I'ma shift the paradigm / I'ma turn up every time"
No More Parties in L.A.
- This song is to be used for the best of the best. Someone with a million highlights to choose from, and god dammit you want to show each and every one of them (because it's an 8 minute song).
- Kendrick Lamar kills it here.
- When Kanye starts rapping about driving down Mouhalland Drive, it's like him and Kendrick are about to recreate the SNL skit The Californian's, so you have to start feeling pumped UP.
- Beat? Kicking.


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two more no spend daysDecember 11th, 2009 at 01:16 pm
Spending Log:
Dec 9: no spend day
Dec 10: no spend day
Today I need to do a litte grocery shopping, return a mattress to Ikea and get the right one, get gas, etc. so i till not be a no spend day.
Good and bad news: dinner with two girl friends was cancelled so no seeing them until after christmas but no spending done either and my fun money lives for another cople of days.
this weekend I have a party to celebrate dutch christmas and my nieces 23 birthday. I need to get her a gift and I am afraid I will have to hit the mals to get it. She was married a month ago so I think that I will pick up something off her registry at bed, bath and beyond or target or crate and barrel. something girly but sill good for their new life. Talk about easy gifts for the next few gift giving opportunities. I am excited about that!
It will be a quiet rainy weekend but I am glad for the rain. It is still cld here but not as much as it was earlier this week.


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CNA renewal of certificate
Qualifications for certified nursing assistant hours of employment for renewal of certificate
It is the opinion of the Nevada State Board of Nursing that a person who is certified as a nursing assistant in Nevada, is working under a title that includes CNA, and is performing duties identified in the CNA Skills Guidelines is practicing as a CNA.
Certified Nursing Assistant (CNA) practice is regulated by the Board of Nursing. A person who practices as a CNA in the State of Nevada must demonstrate minimal eligibility requirements for renewal of the certificate that are consistent with federal laws governing the nursing assistant registry, including but not limited to:
- Twenty-four hours of continuing education within the CNA scope of practice; and
- Forty hours of employment as a CNA within the scope of practice as defined in the Nurse Practice Act and outlined on the CNA Skills Guidelines.
The Board may consider that a CNA has met the forty hours of employment requirement if documentation is received from the employer verifying the CNA has practiced for forty hours as, and within the scope of practice of, a CNA, but at times also performs other duties under a different title at the same facility.
The Nevada State Board of Nursing has previously opined that CNAs may perform tasks which are beyond those listed in the CNA Skills Guidelines if they complete additional training and have documented competencies, as long as the task is assigned pursuant to NAC 632.222 and NAC 632.224 by a licensed professional nurse. Supervision requires the RN to ascertain that the task:
- Is considered safe and routine for the specific client,
- Poses little potential hazard for the client,
- Can be performed with a predictable outcome,
- Does not require assessment, interpretation or decision-making while being performed,
- Involves a limited degree of potential client discomfort,
- Does not require a substantial amount of scientific knowledge and technical skill, and
- The task does not require a nursing license to perform.
Most importantly, the RN always maintains accountability for the overall provision of nursing practice, being responsible for the ongoing supervision and evaluation of the assigned task following the accepted standard of care which would be provided by a reasonable and prudent nurse.
Nursing assistants are certified by the Nevada State Board of Nursing and perform specific tasks and skills consistent with their training and documented competency. CNA practice is under the regulatory authority and oversight of the Board to ensure public protection and safety. Unlicensed assistive personnel (ULAPs) do not work under any regulatory oversight or authority. There should be no confusion to the public, to employers, to the nursing assistant or to the supervising licensed nurses regarding what constitutes the legal scope of practice of the CNA.
NRS 632.342 Renewal of certificate
42 CFR Ch.IV Code of Federal Regulations
Approved by the Nevada State Board of Nursing: 3/18/10
Revision approved: July 22, 2015


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Join the Santa Special at Oxenhope, Haworth or Keighley Stations for a ten-mile return journey on our steam train, lasting around an hour. Experience nostalgia and the magic of Christmas in our specially decorated coaches, with festive music to get you into the mood. Santa and his pixies visit each child during the journey, delivering presents and the grown-ups are served with a mince pie and seasonal drink: the perfect way for you and your family to start the Christmas season.
All our Santa Specials have a buffet car serving real-ale, hot and cold drinks and a variety of snacks, with entertainers on board to make sure you get the most out of your day. Your ticket also allows you free travel on our connecting diesel services. Our hugely popular Pixies Pantry Cafe and Winter Wonderland display will be available in Oxenhope Exhibition Shed throughout the Santa Special period.
You may book to travel from Keighley, Haworth or Oxenhope stations at the times below. Whichever station you choose, your Santa Special train will take you on a return journey over the whole railway. When booking please specify your chosen station and the time you wish board. NOTE: the last train of the day, marked *, is not available on the first weekend, 1st & 2nd December and will not run on Christmas Eve to give Santa enough time to get his sleigh and reindeer prepared for the night's work ahead.
The online booking service is now closed as the Specials are now SOLD OUT. If, however, we receive a cancellation request these will be advertised on the KWVR Facebook page.
Adults & Children, 3 years of age and over – £18.50
Toddlers, 6 – 35 months – £9.20
Under 6 months – Free
Special First Weekend Promotion
For the first weekend of Santa Specials we are offering 20% discount with special prices as follows:
Adults & Children, 3 years of age and over – £14.80
Toddlers, 6 – 36 months – £7.40
Under 6 months – Free
Want to know more?
If you want to know more about the Keighley & Worth Valley Railway's Santa Specials follow the link to the Santa Special page⇒
Terms & Conditions
Refunds are not normally given and cancellations or alterations may be subject to a 10% administrative charge. All KWVR trains including the Santa Special trains are non-smoking. Seats are not allocated for children aged under 36 months. There is no charge for babies up to 6 months of age. Concessionary fares are not available. Members' free tickets, complimentary tickets and residents' Railcards cannot be used on Santa Special services. Whilst every effort will be made to run the services advertised, the Company reserves the right to alter train services without notice.


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Jim Rogers confirms that stocks could go very high due to central bank stimulus, but he refuses to buy into it. Jim Rogers: "of course we can go to 18 000 this year, all sort of things could happen. The FED is printing a lot of money. BOJ, BOE are doing the same. There is an election this year, actually 40 elections so a lot of people are printing money, I don't expect it to get 15 000 but it certainly could."
Jim Rogers is an great investor, author and respected financial commentator. He is a regular guest on different TV programs like these of Barron's, FT, Wall Street Journal, New York TImes, Fortune and CNBC. Rogers is the president of Rogers Holdings and Beeland Interests.


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Doctoral Essay
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Doctor of Musical Arts (DMA)
Musicology (Music)
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First Committee Member
Dean J. Southern
Second Committee Member
Alan O. Johnson
Third Committee Member
Karen Kennedy
Fourth Committee Member
Dennis Kam
This essay is a guide to Swedish lyric diction for American singers. An overview of the linguistic traits and basic grammar of the Swedish language prepares the reader for a detailed description of Swedish phonemes and their occurrence in the language. Differences in pronunciation conventions as they pertain to classical singing, particularly the contrast between högsvensk (high Swedish) and talad svenska (spoken Swedish), are explored. The author offers repertoire suggestions for various voice types and levels of study, with special attention to the Swedish songs of Finnish composer Jean Sibelius. Finally, translations and transcriptions into the International Phonetic Alphabet (IPA) of representative song texts are given.
Swedish; art song; romans; lyric diction; phonetics; repertoire
Recommended Citation
Hersey, Anna Christine, "Swedish Art Song: A Singer's Handbook to Diction and Repertoire" (2012). Open Access Dissertations. 774.


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4512 Klahanie Dr. SE
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Lunch To Go Menu Dinner To Go Menu
Thai Ginger is hands down the best Thai food in Issaquah, considering that our rivals for best Thai food in the Greater Seattle area are our other locations! If you're looking for an authentic, tasty menu at a location with great ambiance and service, come see us at Thai Ginger. Located accessibly in the Klahanie Shopping Center just off I-90, we're easy to visit for lunch, dinner, or take-out. Open later than most other Issaquah restaurants; you can enjoy curry, noodles, soup, and so much more until 9:00pm weekdays and weekends. Whether you're on a date, celebrating with family, or just feeling like grabbing some food before grocery shopping at QFC, Thai Ginger will meet and exceed your expectations!
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Whether your goals are personal goals or career goals, it is essential that you are a self-starter. Taking the initiative in all aspects of your life will attract opportunities to you. Part of being a self-starter is to be willing to operate outside of your comfort zone. If you truly desire to reach a new level of success then something new must be done.
Self-starters recognize that success takes courage, planning and effort to achieve. They understand that they don't know everything and are always looking for ways to learn. They are willing to make mistakes and use them as a means of self-development. They appreciate the fact that life is not about winning or losing, but rather the value and contribution you can use your life to make.
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About the Four Freedoms Forums
This series of Town Hall conversations inspired by Norman Rockwell's Four Freedoms paintings will explore aspects of our democracy in a rapidly changing and increasingly global world. Noted commentators will offer observations and inspire community discourse, with a reception to follow.
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Norman Rockwell's Four Freedoms
In his January 1941 address to Congress, President Franklin Delano Roosevelt articulated his vision for a postwar world founded on four basic human freedoms: freedom of speech, freedom of religion, freedom from want, and freedom from fear. In early 1943, the Saturday Evening Post published Norman Rockwell's Four Freedoms based on FDR's vision. The paintings were a phenomenal success. After their publication, the Post received 25,000 requests for reprints. The Four Freedoms are now part of the permanent collection of Norman Rockwell Museum and reside in their own specially designed gallery space, inviting visitors to reflect on their inspiring message.
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I absolutely adore movies. All kinds of movies. Romantic comedies, action, horror (some anyway), animation, historical, musicals, classic movies, drama....you name it and I'll watch it.
In fact my all time favorite thing to do it go to the movies.
There is nothing like sitting in a dark theatre, with a big screen and surround sound, eating popcorn and drinking a soda. Either by myself or with a big group of people going to the movies is fun.
I love the stories that can be told through movies. The love stories, the funny stories, the incredibly sad stories, even the "ok that world NEVER happen" stories.
When you're watching a movie you can leave your life for just a few hours and enter the lives of the characters on screen. Oh my goodness I love it.
So since I love movies, my favorite time of the year is awards season!
It last from the end of January till the end of February and consists of:
The Golden Globes
The Screen Actors Gild Awards
In fact the Oscars are TONIGHT! Yes I am super super excited!
And I've seen at least half of the films that are nominated tonight, so that makes me even more excited.
Who do I think are going to win tonight's top awards?
Best Actress: Natalie Portman for Black Swan
Best Actor: Colin Firth for The King's Speech (which is AMAZING and he totally deserves it)
Best Picture: This is a tough one. I really think that either the King's Speech or Inception (which totally got jipped this year in everything) however I think this top award is gonna go to The Social Network.
So those are my predictions. We will see if I'm right or not tonight!!
Oh and I am super excited to see all the amazing clothes (swoon).
Lights, Camera, Action,